April 8, 1859 (4 pages)

NEVADA JOURNAL. Panorama-—Free Entertainment.— C. M. Palmer requests us to state that he will give a free admission to view his panorama of the Crimean War, to all children under 14 years of age, on Saturday next at 2 P. M. Tue Pavition.—The Odd Fellows have given the contract to build their pavilion for the celebration on the 26th to Mr. James Black. We understand it is to be sixty feet front ty one hundred deep, and finished ina plain but neat style. The lot selected is that between the National Hotel and the School Tlouse. Good Templars.—Mr. E. H. Bishop, of Sacramento, D. G. W. C. T., will organize a lodge of Good Templars in this city, on this (Friday) evening, at Temperance Hall. Short addresses will be delivered previous to proceeding with the organization. All are invited to attend. Tur long talked of exhibition of the panorama of the Crimean War will take} place to-night and to-morrow night, at the Theatre. Prices of admission one dollar box; pit, fifty cents. See the bills. Tue few warm days we are having are bringing peach, nectarine and apricot trees rapidly into bloom. Printer iN Luck.—John F. Whitfield, of Montgomery, Ala., has fallen heir to $47,000. He'll quit the “stick and rule,” of course. Appet tHe Votcano 1n Suasta Counry.—The Petaluma Journal publishes an account by C. Jackson of an active volcano in Shasta county. The Shasta Courier thinks if the account be true very few have seen the burning mountain, Insane Legislation The Pldcer FHlerajd calls the attempt to establish an Asylum at Marysville by our Legisla. ” ture, “Insane Legislation. Appropriately named. Tue Sierra Citizen in alluding to the action of the Legislature towards Mc-} Means, for defaleation ‘Treasurer, takes occasion to say thot/ “MeM, belongs to the ‘Reform party,’ . which went seeking good men fer office and found Bates and McMeans.” McMeans was elected by the party the Citizen is particularly stuck after} just now, and Bates by the party the Citizen's editor was stuck after just . then. Taney, Chief Justice of the United States, is over SO years of age. His associate, McLean, is 76. Both are in infirm health. Jvupck Creanor has decided that school land warrants cannot be located on mineral lands soas to prevent miners . from working the mines. [S" The Democrat says the confidence of the y eople in the honesty and integrity of the Supreme Court is rapidly on the wane. Waning is it ?—it must be at a low ebb about this time. Revicious. — Rev. D. A. Dryden will preach upon “the Bible in Schools” on Sunday evening next, at the M. E. 5" Church. Particular attention of parents is requested. fF" Kilbourne & Kent, druggists, The of the have dissolved. man out firm is “O. K.” Lota Montez has written a work called “Anecdotes of Love.’ New Lawyer at North San Juan.— The Press sends us an abundance of the cards of the new Lawyer at that place, C.G. Harvey. He was formerly from the Butte Co. Bar. Give him a chance. Poetry «nd Prose.—TVhe Louisville Journal, lately, contains a string of verses, addressed ‘l'o George D. Prentice.’ In the concluding stanza, the fair writer inquires whether he will not eome to her “when balmy sleep” has wrapt her spirit “in a dream of bliss,” and holy angels are watching her, and press upon her lips, ‘a sweet kiss.” Prentice says : “We emphatically answer, we will.” Later from Honolulu.—By the bark Adelida we have dates from Honolulu to March 12th. On the 24th of Feb. the lava kept flowing into the sea, at Waina Halle, in a channel it had made undefMeath the cold lava. The Winter had been Wet and _ boistcrous, too much so for that climate. The whale bark Black Warrior, of Honolulu, was wrecked in Frenchman’s Lagoon with three-hundred barrels oil on board. A new fountain of lava “had broken out at the voleano of Manuba Loa on the 26th of February. There had been little or no diminution in the molten matter poured forth mountain ; there appeared to prospect of its continuing months, ‘T'wo other craters had broken out a short distance from the first one.—Sac. Union Trees at Auction—Two auctions of trees, plants, roots, seeds, &c. have come off during the week. Good apple trees sold at remarkably fine prices. The other articles brought but little. THERE are 311 inmates in the Lunatic Asylum at Stockton. while State . N. O. Picayune.—We are indebted to J. M. Maguire, Esq., of Rough & Ready, for a copy of the above paper, dated the 6th of March. It is full of good reading matter. Julia Dean Hayne was playing in New Orleans. ce eee ear eee cee te oe oe Constable’s Sale. STATE OF CALIFORNIA—COUNTY OF NEVAtJ da, ss—Township of Nevada. By virtue of an Exeention to me delivered, issued from the Court of E. W. Smith, Esq., an acting Justice of the Peace, in and forthe County aforesaid, bearing date March 28th, A. D. 1859, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court en the 28th day of March, 1859, in favor of GREGORY & SPARKS and against SAM’L and JOS. KAHLER, for the sum of $6) 25, debt, inter est, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in Execuution, and will sell to the highest bidder for Cash, the following property, to-wit : All the right, title and interest of Jos. Kahler, in and to a certain lot of Mining Claims, situated on Figgins Ravine,inthe Township of Nevada; said Claims are adjoining claims owned by Jones & Staats I willselithe above on THURSDAY, APRIL? 2th, between the hours of 9 o’ciock, A. M., and 5 o'clock, P. M., of that day, in front of the Court Heuse door, Nevada Taken as the property of Joseph Kahler to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. J. B. GRAY, Constable. April 8—tds. Dr. Jno. F’. Bull’s ECTORAL BALSAM—For sale by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist. Main street FLOWER SEEDS (assorted) for sale by E. F. Spencer, Druggist, Main street. Ks ME QUICK SOAP and Wistars of Wild Cherry, For sale by mrf_ E. F. Spence, Main street. March 11-tf Balsam MOST BLESSED, DIVINE, HEAVENLY eoeeeYEr 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 debauchee, the intemperate, and all who suffer ill-health— {HOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICKNESS Ly overtakes them, for then worn-out nature suc cumbs to DEATH, beeause she has not strength to resist. Now, Dr. Jacon WEBBER S INVIGORATING CoRDIAL causes strength—that is its main quality. The first operation TONIC ; the partaker feels then that Sudation is caused—his skin is damp, his limbs suple and active, he feels a wish for exercise, and knows he has strength to endure it ; he is light spirited; his skin Decomes 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 othirwisa, Again—It immediately reheves Belehing, prevents an accumulation of wind inthe Stomach. The Stomach, the great receiver of disease and its eure. 1 will now enumerate a few of tho-e diseases where [ have seen Di. Webber's Invigorating act most beautifully : General derangement of the System : . Weakness from various causes, viz: Change of Climate. Long Sickness, the use of Mereury, or being otherwise over-doctored, from abuse of Nature and her Law s, by Drunkenness, Gourmandizing, Debauchery and other excesses, 1 bling, Fever and Ague Chills, Rheuinatic, Neuralgie and other Pains in the Body or Limbs, Want of Appetite. Sleep or Memo Sour or Bilious Stomach, Tickling of Ears, ‘Vic Poloreux, &e. Excess, Debauchery, Nervousness, Etc. } An Electric Thrill of Strength is permanently siven . by Dr. Webber's Sangnitier. The whole functions 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 found that after it has renewed and stre hened them, queted their nerv eR, . it has caused aversion to spirits I have seen it eure some ofthe most frightful cases, where delerium tre mens has actually occurred. . FRlead This Statcoment Of Cures, Effected by the most extraordinary Concoiction of the Age! A Case of Great Bodily Pain, Ague, Debility and Dyspepsia Cured!! Mr Jso. B. FLEMMING ‘hant Tailor of Ophir, inthis State, certifies, Sept. 27 +4, that Two Bot‘ s Cordialeured Mr. J.C. Ewens, } . of th of PAINS IN THE BODY, Dyspep. sia Ling Cough, together with ses, { 1 Debility, Neuralgic and Kheumatie pains. . Dr James Bonnant, certifies to the cure ofa pitialle case of decayed manhood, (where the str ng memory, and the whole physique its use, Mr. > Nerves . was prostrated) by . . James Freeman, of Mokelumne Will, says . “My fecling was exhaustion, a want of Strength {a torpor, & want of Vigor. appetite and otier misera. . ble feelings. One bottle of your Cordial yclieved and . Three have cutively eured os We could give F ing that most cates, notwith bout being ne Reable per. isly avsuree t reais all it is represented, Nestrnins of the day. Let the will be than} fel fer having It is warranted to be uninjurious to the m delicate constimtion, or to either sex or age. to contain ne mercury or other mineral, Itis put up, very highly contrated, in Quart Bottles, : 2 PRICE—Three Dollars; or Two Bottles for $5,00. PARK & WHITE, Agents, San bran cisco *AUTION—Bewanre of Dangerous :d Imitations Look that the namos of SES. and J. WEBBER is on the top of the in :nd blowa in the Glass. Buy none other and is not one aticted try it, done so. Very Iver Con terfeits —inis Love loves to kiss the hip hat apart unfurls, While, glisteni g, snowy treth, like spotless pearls; Such breath, suen teeth, as every Love ,would suit, A-e made by Lafont's Jamaica Seap Tooth Root, And the worst hair soft, fine, and dark does live, Touched by Jones’ Coral TairjRestorative— And pure clear skin is given, from which defects elope When washed with Jones’ Italian Chemica Soap > Yes, and the Price is only 25 and 50 cents each I would that I could induce every Red, Coarse, Dy or dirty haired person to try Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative once; the effeet—the dark. Silky, rich, Instrous look it gives it—the scalp is at once freed of dandreff, the hair is forced to grow. { Any one who uses this economical articie will never use any other. Wo Desires BEAUTIFUL TEETH ?— White, polished and Clean, all tartarand and discoloration removed, the foulest breath rendered sweet and pure, and the sorest spongy gums made“hard and healthy? Such have bu to use Lafont’s Jamaica Soap Tooth Root Compound. This admirable dentrifice lathers beautiful to the taste. Red, Coarse, Eruptive, Tender Skin, is made white, like Soap, yet is Fine and Soft as a child's, by that superb emollient, JONES’ ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. It is fine for washing infants, and beautiful for Shaving, mak ing rich, thick, lasting lather. CS Price reduced to Cents. The above be: utifu? preparations are sold at the above Prices by every respectable Druggist in Cali. fornia, Os 25 PARK & WHITE, Agents. San Francisco, April 1—3m TO THE PUBLIC. Dr. SmiTH having established a first class Water Cure and Motorpathic Institution in this eity, and feclnga great interest inthe snecess of such ai Institution, based upon natural and rational principles of the healing art, Lhave taken charge of the business department. Dr. Smith is a graduate of a regulariy chartered Medical 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 returnicg health, and verify all that is i THOMAS HILL, Sacramento, March 18-tf late of Hill, Wooster & Co said in his favor. . CHINA STORE. ip SANG respectfully informs the people of Grass ¢ Valley and Nevada that he has opened a new Store in Grass Valley, and will keep coustantly on hand, Rice, Brandy, Gin, Fish, Candles, And a good assortment of CHINESE GOODS, CHOY Wow. FOR SALE, Grass Valley, Jan. 28, 1859—3m* STEAM ENGINE ana BOILER, at a barEnquire of AA. Sargent, Broad Street William C,. Stiles, the Undertaker WiLL BE FOUND AT = The End of Pine Street bridge } NEVADA CITY j . i * SUPPLEMENTAL GIFT ENTERTAINMENT ! $2,200 i In consequence of the unexpected rapi for more, the undersigned has’ been; induc ’ n Prizes d sale of Tickets and continued demand ed to offer a supplemental list of prizes to be distzibuted on the same occasion and immediately after those already advertised. CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE 1 One fine Gold Magic Cased, 3 plate, English Lever Watch, Chronometer Balance, full jeweled, large size, M. J. Tobias & Co. No. 8,866, $250 2 One plain cased Gold hunting, English lever Watch, Simons, maker, No. 4,188, 150 . 3 One Gold hunting anchor lever Watch, T, F. Cooper, No. 1620, 4 One large size Cal, made Cane, head richly chased and mounted with Quartz setting, 5 Elegant sett of Jewelry, consist ing of Broach and Ear Rings, Tusean style, 6 Sett of Jewelry—Broach and Ear Rings, Cal. make, “Lava,” 7 Sett, Broach and Ear Rings, Mosaie, fino gold setting, 8 Sett, Broach and Ear Rings, 110 146 1 . 47 ARTICLES : 37 1 Cal. gold Ring, ‘Miners,’ 15 38 to 436 gold Finger Rings,each $4, 24 44 1 California Puzzle Ring, 12 45 1 do be do 8 do do 6 & 48 2 Cal. made Rings each $6, 12 49 & 502 do do each $4, 8 51 & 544 do do each 250 10 55 to 58 4Gold Rings each $2 50, 10 59 1 Gold Chatelaine, 18 60 1 large size, California made, Gold Belt Buckle, 61 1 Gold Enamelled Slive, 62 1 California made Pin, 63 64 65 66 20 14 16 1 Cal. gold, Odd Fellows Pin, 6 1 Cal. Gold Masonie Pin, 7 1 Fine Cal. Gold Cross, 3) 1 sett, California gold, Studs, 18 1 Gold and Enamelled Cross, 6 1 sett gold & En’d Sleeve Buttons,10 1 sett Sleeve Buttons, red cornelian 6 Cameo, elegantly;mounted and in gold setting, 9 Lett of painted and enameled Jewelry, broach and ear rings, fine gold setting, 26. 1 sett Quartz Ear Rings, enam’d, 20 27. 1 gold English Locket, ‘oblong,’ 10 /28. 1 gold Locket claspfor miniature 15 29. 1 gold enamelled Locket, 18 30. 1 quartz Finger Ring, 14 31 & 32. 2 do do each $10, 20 33. 1 chased California Ring, 16 31 & 352 Cal. Fobb Rings, each8, 161 36 1 large gold Locket Ring, Sardonyx sett, 14 2,200 Tickets-----$1 Each. Independent Order of Odd Fellows: . CELEBRATION ———-OF THE FORTYETS PERVERSE RY INTRODUCTION . Of the Order in the United States. —_—_—_-_+—__ —_—_ +22 e “Friendship, Love and Truth.” N CONFORMITY WITH THE PROCLAMA-} tion issued by the Most Worthy Grand Master of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the State of Cal-, ifornia, setting apart the . 26th day of April A. D. 1859, AS A DAY OF THANKSGIVING & REJOICING, . The same being the Fortieth Anniversary of the in. troduction of our Beloved Order into the United States, requesting . ALL BROTHERS on that day to abstain from their usual avocations, . andto devote the day to social gatherings and general rejoicings. . TueRrrore BE IT Kxown: That on the 26th day . of April next, a joint celebration will be given in the . city of Nevada by the Lodges and Encampment of! the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Nevada County. All Brotners are cordially invited to participate with us in the festivities of the day. . A procession will be formed, and an oration be) delivered with other exercises of the day, and a cel. ebration will conclnde with a . . BALE, In the Evening. A General Invitation is extended . to ALL to join us in the festivities of the day and evening. A Pavilion capable of accommodating all will be erected. Rai nat abea mie ES . Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12. . E. C. Webster. T. 8. Levy . Oustomah Lodge, No. 16. Niles Searls. L. W. Williams Mountain Rose Lodge No. 67. W. C. Ault, G. Jac obs! Brooklyn Lodge No. 46. J.C. Green, . Union Lodge No. 48. S. T. Lindsley, Orleans Lodge No. 50. R. 0. Hickman. San Juan Lodge No. 67. &. D. Dornin, William Abber. Unien Encampmenr No. 11. E. W. Roberts, George Grant. Nerada, March 31, 1859. T.J. Barnes, . W. Wright. P. J. Parmater . & 72 3 setts gold Sleeve Buttons $5 15 1 sett Onyx Studs, 10 74 1 splendid painted, enam’d Broach 30 75 1 Florentine Mosaic Broach, 16 1 Painted and Enamelled Broach, 14 10 Sett, Broach and Ear Rings, . 77 1 Cameo Broach, 14) carbuneles, set in fine gold, 3578 1 Gold Broach for miniature, 7 11 Sett, Broach and Kar Rings, . 79 & S02 setts Ear Rings, pearl garnets and opals, gold setting, 30) and coral, each $14, 28 12 Fine Gold Vest Chain, 45 81 1 pair Ear Rings, jet cross, 14 13 One Gold Vest Chain, 28 . 82 1 pair Ear Rings, Cameo, 14 14 One Gold Yest Chain, 2083 do do Pearl, 15 15 One Gold Fob Chain, 40 S4 do do Bell, 12 16 One gold Chatalaine, enameled, 38 85 do do Lava, ix 17 Large size fine Gold Locket, 20/86, 87 2do do Pearl &e 18 do do do 16. each 810, 20 19 One English Gold Locket, 16,88 1 pair Ear Rings, enameled, 10 20 One Gold Locket, § 891 do do imitation Pearl, 10 21 One fine Gold Pen and Peucil . 20 1 do do 8 ease, Cornelian head, 16;91 1 do do Jet 6 22 Fine quartz, watch and sealkey 16 '92 1 Imitation Magic platina Silver 23 Sett of Quartz Sleeve Buttons, 18) watch, No. 30297, 50 24 do do do do 18 93 1 Imitation Magic Silver watch 125 One sett of Quartz Studs, 12. Matile, maker, No. 30291, 45 . 94 1 Sitver hunting Lever watch, j No. 6500, 38 /95 1 Silver hunting Lever Watch, Montandon, No. 49951, 96 1 Fine gold hynting cased, Eng. . Lever watch, R. F. Cowderoy, . maker, No 3208, Total Value NEW GROCERY STORE. DAVENPORT & Co New Groceries. I AVENPORT & CO., respectfully inform their old friends and customers that they have taken he New Fire-Proof Store, corner of Main and Washington streets, and are now receiving a Splendid Assortment of Provisions and Groceries, LIQUORS, c&c. Also—A of FAMILY GROCERIES. Which we offer at the lowest market Prices. ° f-8~ Miners wishing to purchasetheir WINTER SUPPLIES would do well to give us a call befor purchasing elsewhere. #4#2GOODS delivered free of charge. Nov, 26—tf PETER DRUNZER Shaving. Shampooing and Bath Saloon ON COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. INCE THE RECENT FIRE I HAVE FITTED UP A a neat and handsome Shaving Saloon, which is supplied with keen Razors, Fancy Soaps, Xe. A SPLENDID BATH HOUSE, WARM & COLD BATHS...----FIFTY CEyTS The Bath House is well fitted up, with Clean -pywe] s Good Brushes, and all the requirements for @ wolj regulated house of the kind, Gentlemen wishing to indulge in the Inxury 03 a CLEAN SHAVE or a REFRESHING BATH should make it an object to go to P. DRUNZER’S, Commercial Strect. July 2, 1858—tf choice assortment A Cure for the Griffin Case! iL ARSENIC AND STRYCHNIA, For sale by E.F. SPENCE, Druggist, Main street. MORRIS ROSENHEIM, Watchmaker & Jeweler, AND DEALER IN FINE JEWELRY, Watches and Diamonds. Majn Street, twodoors from the Nevada Journal Office Nevada, April 23d, 1858. New Blacksmith Shop. SAMUEL T. OATES ROFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC { as a Blacksmi:h experienced im the Various _ branches of the trade. Blacksmithing Done oa Short Notice AT REASONABLE RATES, Now Shop atthe foot fa yop Pd the ig ders iends and t bite, bridge. Orders solicited trem SNCEL . an pause ae 4 Nevada. Jan. 28, 1859—tf SRS RR es LON DOM CLUB HOUSE GIN, TO THE PUBLIC. 7%~ This celebrated Gin—pretending to nothing but what it is, viz : a pure and unadulterated artiticle, 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 ofrapid transit 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 inchemical antagonism to the preceding one thereby causing an unnatural degree of excitement to the stomach—itgs positively and absolutely necessary to use a counteracting 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 an antidote we confldently prescribe it as the very best article in the country. The name of “Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps” has never been attached in any 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 right name. The successattending its introduction 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 call “Ciup 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 I caution all parties to beware of WM. H. DALY Sole Import », New © ork. ofmy signature. imitations. jan28-tf (Let no false delicacy prevent you from consulting Dr. CHAS TOZER, of Sacramento who has attended and cured so many within the las Four years ; and all you who have no means to pay can find in him a friend, who will make no charges for examinations or advice. We would recommend all who ' are in trouble to call on him: and also to look over his treatise on venerealin another part of this paper. The Doctor’s office is on Sixth Street, between J. and K Sacramento, Nov, 12—ly To THE PUBLIC —I haye had so many calls for the preparation known as “Opiate Balsamique,” whieh I have been using in my practice for some time, for the eure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, etc., that I am strongly induced to give more general publicicy toit. And, in reeommending this medicine to the public, as 1 confidently do, and to allwho have made useof ‘*Thorn’s Extract, IT unhesitatingly pronounce it to be more efficaciou pleasant and convenient than that or any other form oJ giving the remedies used. It is prepared only at the Drug Establishment of 8. T. WATTS, No 92 First st Marysville, and sold by E. F. SPENCE, Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, No. 32 Mair street, Neva Oct 29, 1858 tf 1.0.0.F. Theregular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 willbe held every Tuesday eveningfatthe new Hall on Pine stieet, (Kidd’s new building.) CHAS, MARSH, N. G. M. Lewis, Sec’ VALLEY WHISKY. 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, 1858. Wm. Fi. Daly, New York : Dear Sir—I have madea Chem'ecal Analrsis of your **Aromatic Valley Whisky,” and find it a pure. fine-flavored Rye Whisky, cortaining no injurious matter of any kind, and reeommend it as sttitable for medi caland public purpeses. * ; sities CHARLES T. Jackson, M. D. State Assayec, New York, April 19th, 1858. IT nave analysed a sample of **Daly’s Aromatic ValleyjWhisky,’’ and find it to be a pare artiele, of fine favor, and without any deleterious admixture. James R. CHILTON, M. D. Chemist Wn. FH. Daly Esq. Dear Sir—Your **Aromatic Valley Whisky,” is received, and after careful examination, 1 tindit to be apnre article, entirely free from the adulterating ingre dicntsso frequently used. James J. Mares, Chemist. 27 DALY’ 8S 48 Aromatic Valley Whisky, Is put pp in cases containing One Dozen Bottles each For sale by all the principal Liqu or housds in Sau Francisco. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Panama Railroad with steamers of THE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP C0.’S AT ASPINWALL FOR New York and New Orleans Departure from FOLSOM%STREET Whar a = The Magnificent Steamsbip — GOLDEN GATE Will leave Folsom street wharf for Panama, with_L S. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, WEDNESDAY.. +. eee-e----APRIL 20th At 9 o’clock, A. M., precisely. Passengers by the P. M. 8. Co’s Line are landed on their arrivals at Panama upon the wharfat the railroad terminus, by the Company’s steam ferry boat,and pro ceedimmediately by Railroad across the Isthmus. L J ey t To Aspinwall, where the steamers of the U.S. Mail S S. Co, are alwaysinreadiness toconvey themto New York or New Orleans. Passengers for New Orleans proceed by directsteamer from Aspinwall. Through tickets are furnished, including the transit of the Isthmus. Passengers are notified that alltickets for the steam ers of the U. S. Mail S. 8. Co, must be presented to thei agent at Aspinwall for registry andexchange, as they will not otherwise be available. For Freight or passage apply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Lreide sdorff stree Insolvent Notice. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE I4th JUdicial Distriet, or ihe State of CaliforniaIn the matter of the Petition of GEORGE LEWIS, an Insolvent Debtor: URSUANT TO AN ORDER of the Hon. Niles Searls, Judge of the said District Court, notice is hereky given to all the Creditors of the said Insolvent.GEORGE LEWIS, to be and appear before the Hon. Niles Searls, Judge atoresaid, in open Court, at the Court Room of said Court, in the City and County of Nevada, on the 16th OF APRIL, A D. 1859, at 10 o’c’ik, A.M, of that day, then and there to show cause, if any they can. why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, and an assignment of his Estate be made, and he be discharged from his Debts and Liabilities. in pursuance of the Statute in such case made aml provided; and imthe mean time all proceedings against said Insalvent be stayed. 3 Ls Witness me hand andthe Seal of said Court : Snie the &th day of March, A. D., 1859. RUFUS sHOEMARER. Cierk. By Wo. Suit, Deputy Clerk. : Meredith & Hawley, Attosneys for Petitioner. Nevada, March ll—td Fiower Seeds 4 L\SSORTMENT—Just received GLO, W and for SFULL f WELL, < Pale by AEST ec Eo a Water-Cure and Motorpathic EstzbLISHMENT. ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS! Dr. Barlow J. Smith, Graduate of the New York Hygio Therapeutic College, Has opeueda first class water cure and motorpathic establishment in the large and pleasayt house formerly eceupied by Mrs. Tilden, on Seventh St. betweemI & J Sacramento. The establishment is the first on the Pacific coast that combines all the advantages of Hygienic medication, and willbe equal tu any in the Atlantic States or Europe By the treatment of Dr =mith, all curable diseases, acute orchronic, can be cared. His theory of disease is not that of the old -chool, hence his practice is not to destroy the vitality and diminish the powers of life by the lancet, cupping, leeching, blistering, burning, purging and vomiting, means so destructive to reat health. Those suffering from weak and inflamed Eyes, Brenchial and Cataarhal Affections, Diseases of the Herrt, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Apoplexy, Fits, Paraly sis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fevers of all types, Fever and Ague, Putrid Sore Throat, Croup, Scrofiuleus Diseases, Piles, Prolapsus,Inflammation ofthe Bowels,Chronie and Acute Diarrheee, should try the adyantages of this institution before taking poisonous drugs, and thus lessening their chances of a permanent recovery. Cancers cured by an entirely new process. Bone Setting—Dr Smith has a knowledge of the Art of Bone Setting. so suecessfuly practised by Dr. Benoni Sweet, of Connecticut, and is the only one in California familiar with his peculiar system. Water is by far the most effectual curative agent in all cases of broken bones, dislecatiens, sprains, bruises, &c. &c. Female Department—The arrangements of the institution are particularly adapted to the successtal treatmeut of uterine diseases and displacements, curvatures of the spine, &c. Dr. Smith will give especial attention to this class of diseases, which, according to the decision ofthe State Medical Beard, are alarmingly prevalent in California Women anticipating eontinement will be accommodated with pleasant and separate apartments, the best medical and surgical attention attention and nurses in the state. andevery convenience calculated to render parturition easy and natural, at even less expense than the ordinary charges of physicians. Gymnasium—The institution will have a Gymnasium, with various appliances adapted to all degrees of physical strength, where ladies either connected with the institution or not can take judicious and healthy exercise Electro-Chemical snd Vapor Baths—The Electro-hemical Baths now conceded to be so valuable when judiciously applied, in eradicating the effects of the Polson OAK, and other poisons, both mineral and vege table-and inthe treatment of Rheumatic, Neuralgie, Paralytic and Cutaneous diseases, will be administered to patients without extra charge. sanity and other Mental Derangements. Dr. Smith having been a teacher of Phrenolcgy, the acknowledged science of mind, and being familiar with the different temperaments which constitute the basis of mentaland physteal viger, she !s the better enabled to diagunose and treat the diseases of the mind—insanity in all its forms, Xe. &e. Those having friends afflicted with insanity, should eall on Dr. Smith, who will satisfy them of his thorough knowledge of the hnmau mind in its healthy and diseased condition. New York, August 1, 1852. To WHOMIT May CoNCERN ;—This certifies that Di. Barlow J. Smith isa graduate of the New York Hygeio Therapeutic College, which college has a regular eharter from the Legislature of the State. and is authorized to grant Diplomas conferring on its students all and the same prftileges and immunities in relation to the practice of the healing art, that are conferred by the Duplomas of any Allopathic or other Medical College in this country. Jr Sinith has also devoted much attention to Phrenology, especially in its connections with Physiology and Pathology, a portion of the time under the instrnetions of Fowler & Wells of this clty, and has labored sucecssfully as a teacher and lecturer on these snbjects. R. T. TRALL, 3. D. Principal N. Y. Hygeio Therapeutic College. CoMPLIMENTARY REsOLUTIONS.—At the close of a course of ten lectures on Phrenology aud Physiology by Dr. Barlow J. Smith, at the Hygeio Medical College, N. ¥. the following resolutions were unanimously adopted by the medical class, with the request 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 sci ence of Phrenology as connected with Physiology, of the utmest importance, therefore, Resolved, That in Dr. Sinith we recognize a teacher of whom this College may well be proud, and that he is capable of reflecting hemor upon thessciences he so ably demonstrates. Resojved, That his discoverics is Physiwlogy claim our highest attention and regard as reformers and studeuts of nature. Resolved, That we highly appreciate Dr. Smith's application of Phrenology to the study and diagnosis of disease ; and thatas students of medicine wo have derived principles of diagnosis which a-c of inestimable yalne being enabled to determine, from an examination of the hea l,to what particular disease a personis preposed. Resolved, That as the principles of Phrenology by which Dr. Smith determines the healthy or diseased condition of the body are original, not having been claimed or set forth by auy other individual, he deserves great eredit for their discovery. Resolved, That as Dr. Smith intends to leave ovr institution soon for a permanent residence in California, with a view to the dissemination of these ‘ruths and the principles of Hygiene, as taught at this College, we hoartily recommend him to the friends of our cause wherever he may locate. {Signed,] A. T. HAMILTON, M.D. B.W.CHILDs, M.D. =E. H. PHILLIPS, M. p. Com'ttex Dr. Sinith will attend patients m all parts of the city, so far as he can consisteMtly with the imterest of those in the institution. Persons ean be accommodated with Baths and treatment at the institution without board if desired. THOMAS HILL willattend to the business department of the institution. The families of Dr. Smith and Mr. Hill will reside in the institution, and no pains or expense will be spared to make it a 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 For Board and Treatment, per week $20 to $30 {according to the attentton required. } Examiuations, with verbal advice for home treatm't 5 00 “% written * > 10 v0 Letters of inquiry promptly answered, and Cireulars sent on application. BAakLow J. =MITH, M. D. References. D.O. Mills, Sacram@nto. C.'T. Fay San Francisco. Chas Crocker, do Gilbert A. Grant, do L. Upson, do ¥F.P. Tracy, do Isaac Lohman, do Rich Chenery, do J.B. Wooster, do J. A. Banks, do Thos. Gardner, do P.L. Weaver, do L.A. Booth, do 8. A. Ballou, Plumus Co. U.P. Osborn, do P. P. Caine, Oroville. C. Cole, do F. E. Cannon, Butte Co. Mark Hopkins, do A. A. Sargent Nevada. E.G. Waite [Nevada, W. J. Tilley, ac. City. & Homeopathy or Movement cure.—Of Motorprathy, itis only neeessary to say lrere that Peter Henry Ling, the originator of this system was a Swede, and that his system has been practisedin Swedenin an instua tion sustained by Government, for nearly forty years, and that it has received the highest commendations from several governments, commissions of inquiry, and physicians Of the highest standing. Bayard Taylor who was treatodin the institution at Stockholm, thus speaks of it: ‘‘Ling’s system not only aims at reducing to a science the museular development cf the body, but by means of both active and passive movements, at reaching the seat of the disease and stimulating the various organs of the body ina healthy action In the former of these, Ling has certainly suc ceeded ; there is no other system of muscular traiming that will bear comparison with his. During the time of my attendance I could not help 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 crippled and paralytic recovered the use of their liinbs—in short, all with the few exception of a few hypocondriaes, exhibited very marked iinprovement,— There was no voluntary exercise, everybody was being exercised upon. The result of my observations and experlence was that Ling’s systeni of physical education is undoubtedly the best im the world, and that as a remedial agent in ail cases of congenital weakness or deformity, as well as for these diseases which arise from deranged circulation, its value can scareely be over-estimated,” There are several institutions in the United States established upon this system, of which we will mention that of Charles F. Taylor, M. b. in New York city, the celbrated institution of Dr. Hamilton, of Rochester, N. Y. (exclusively for women ) and that of Dr. Haisted, at Round Hiil, Northampton, Mass. IIYDROPATHY, The success aud advantages of Hydropathy over the old aystem of poisonous drug medication are well known Inthe fise of Water, Dr. Smith does not rely upon Cold water alone, but upon water of all temperatures, according to the strength of thepatient and the nature of the disease, in connection with all other hygiettic cenditions, such as Air, Electricity, Diet, Rest, Fxercise, ete. Neither does he believe water will ‘‘wash out all diseases,” as some Allopaths are ignorant or malicions enough tocharge upon Hydropathiste; but as water enters more largely into the constituents of the body than all other elements combined—the new born infant being composed of about NINETY per cent. of water, the adult of about EIGHTY per cent., and as water forms about NINETY parts of one hundred of the blood, the fluid which supplies every part with its vitality—consequently the human system has more affinity with water and yields mo-e readily to its influence than to any and all other elements known to the materia inedica. Thase who have seen its power and given it a fair trial never go BACK todrugs. Wherever there is disease, there fs generally inflammation, and what will absorb heat so readily ant surtly as water? You who are sick, ask yourselves if there CaN be any affinity betweeu your systems andp i onous drugs. A few years since there was not an advocate of Hydropathy,' now there are hundreds of thousands in the United States and Europe to testify in itsbehalt. Tuy 1T and you will bless the day. Sacrainento, March 18—if ~ Caution to Purchasers of EUREKA WHISKEY. ts has come to the knowledge of the undersignea, that various Partics are putting up Whiekey, in imitation packages, made in San Francisco, and ne ded it “Eureka Whiskey.”? We caution dealers in the interior against purehasing any of these imitations for the genuine imported article. Thegenuine “EUREKA WHISKEY”: is imported in Barrels aud half Barrels and the ages are branded on one head, “ Eureka Whisky, 1849, Wm. Newell & Co.’’ with acopy right label attached, and on the other head“‘J, T. D.? To any one who has purchased the Genuine Eureka Whiskey This caution is munecessary, as they cannot be deceived by imitations, M.NEWE LL & Co., SOLE AGENTS, 103 BATTERY ST. San Franeisco, Sept 15, 185. iP Khe genuine Eureka Whisker is for sale byall the prinipal Liquor Houses in San Fran izvo, November 19, 3 is Caution to the Parchascrs cf fFEUREKA WHIE KEY! ly HAS COME TO‘THE KNOWLEDGE cr Tun . i undersigned that vari yetting ap inforior Woeisky in i branding it eat inech less th » for the genuine article. We have also ascertained that empty paekauges with our names on them are frequently refilled with a cominou article, and sold for the geuuine There are heuses who seil 1HE GENUINE EURDKA WHISKY And whose representations can be relied on. Of such itissafe to purchase. "Fhe fact of so many arties trying to imitate this artiele, is the surest guar * that it isthe best Whieky offered for sale on the Pacifie coast. The genrtine EUREKA WHISKY is iiaported im barrets and half-barrels, aud the packages are branded onthe head: s. ie a ’ “Eureka Whisky, 1849.” “WM. NEWELL & €O,” With a copyright label attached; and on the other head, J. T. D. ‘To any one who has purchased the genuine Eureka Whisky, this caution is unnecessary, a he eaunet be deceived by imitations. WM. NEWELL & CO., Sole Ageute, Mar. 4—3mis SAN FRANCHICO FRANK BAKER, No. 110 and 112Clay Street, No. 45 and 47 Merehant Street. —— IMPORTER AND DEALER FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CARPETS! Floor & Table Oil Cloths MATS & COCOA MATTING, Damasks, Window Shades and Hollands, Druggets, Fine Baizes, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS & BORDERS, CHINA MATTING, F# For sale in Bond or Duty paid, THE LOWEST RATES! San Francisco, March 18—6m . . a 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 imform or friends and the public in general, that having made large additions to our already extensive Stock, we are now prepared to furnish them with all articles connected with the Wood and Willow Ware Line, at prices to defy competition. In addition, we also keep a full and complete assorupeut of rope, cordage and twines, consisting of manilla, hemp and cotton rope, linen and cotton, sail twine, machine twine, wrapping twine, ete. Traders are respectfully invited to call amd examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they will find a Larger wssortment to seleet from and at lower prices than any other House in the city, March I8-3m Before and After Using Dr. Webber’s Invigorating Cordial. R. HOE & CO, SA W S ‘yee subscriber having been appointed sole agemt fer the Pacific Coast, for the sale of their Cast Steel Saws, so deservedly known thronghont the United States, would invite the attention of merehants, eonsnmers, &e. to examine his stock of Circular, Mill, Pit and Cross Cut Saws-_ Also. Hand, Panel & Ripping Saws, Web Saws, Saw Mandrel’s and Files of a Superior quality. Saws re-toothed, straightened with care at reduced prices. GEO. STEAD. 25} N. E, cor. of Bettery & Jackson st. San Francisce, THE PACIFIC FOUNDRY MACHINE SEOP ( Established in 1850.5 Every description of Machinery, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. We are sole makers of the justly celebrated Howland’s Patent Rotary Quartz Mills WHICH HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY TESTED In many localities, and are believed to offer many af. vantages over any other Mills now in nse. WE ALSO MANUFACTURE Quartz Mill ‘Machinery Of any description required for use. . Saw and Flour-Mill Machinery, Shingle Machines, Steam Engines, Force Pewps, &c. Quartz Mills ean besupplied atsher notice With Screens of any fineness Made from the best Russia Iren, and in. the most per® fect manner. We have facilities fonfuenishing this a. tie’ to any extent which may be reqnired: [F ORDERS RESPECTSULLE SOLICITED for any of the above, or other artiefes inour line. Tt is our design to turn out the hest wosk for which we have facilities, atleast not inferiorte these of any other eatablishmenton the Pacific Coast an@ at tie must rea— sonable prices. ‘ GODDARP, HANSCOM & RAXKIX, San Franciseo, Feb72-6m (Late GopDaRD & of Se Tr ETE ase THE NEVADA JOURNAL Book and Job Printing Ofiice. Main Street, Nevada, opposite the Express Offess ‘Wg. The Proprietors of this stablishmont would inform the citizens of Nevada county, that they ar always prepared to execute PLAIN AND FANCY PRIN TING? n a Neat, Speedy and Accurste manner, and sa heap az the cheapest. Wo invite attention to over manser of Printing Bill Heads..Cireulare.. Certifies es.. Cards Checks.. Programmes..Posters Ball Tickots.. Bills of Fare etc..ete..ete. BROWN & WAITB, ace ee Prorietors. Wood! Wood: Wood: 1OO CORDS OF DRY Woop! FOR SALE CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. OB HAULING DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Apply at the Bate eS ‘ie! E €. PURTYMAN, February 3, 1859—3m Garden Seed! Garden Secd? {RESH GARDEN SEEDS-Alfalfa, Orngmental Clover and Grass Seeds. 74> Retail Dealers aupplied at city prices. March 1L-tf G W. Weren, ph

NEVADA JOURNAL. Panorama-—Free Entertainment.— C. M. Palmer requests us to state that he will give a free admission to view his panorama of the Crimean War, to all children under 14 years of age, on Saturday next at 2 P. M. Tue Pavition.—The Odd Fellows have given the contract to build their pavilion for the celebration on the 26th to Mr. James Black. We understand it is to be sixty feet front ty one hundred deep, and finished ina plain but neat style. The lot selected is that between the National Hotel and the School Tlouse. Good Templars.—Mr. E. H. Bishop, of Sacramento, D. G. W. C. T., will organize a lodge of Good Templars in this city, on this (Friday) evening, at Temperance Hall. Short addresses will be delivered previous to proceeding with the organization. All are invited to attend. Tur long talked of exhibition of the panorama of the Crimean War will take} place to-night and to-morrow night, at the Theatre. Prices of admission one dollar box; pit, fifty cents. See the bills. Tue few warm days we are having are bringing peach, nectarine and apricot trees rapidly into bloom. Printer iN Luck.—John F. Whitfield, of Montgomery, Ala., has fallen heir to $47,000. He'll quit the “stick and rule,” of course. Appet tHe Votcano 1n Suasta Counry.—The Petaluma Journal publishes an account by C. Jackson of an active volcano in Shasta county. The Shasta Courier thinks if the account be true very few have seen the burning mountain, Insane Legislation The Pldcer FHlerajd calls the attempt to establish an Asylum at Marysville by our Legisla. ” ture, “Insane Legislation. Appropriately named. Tue Sierra Citizen in alluding to the action of the Legislature towards Mc-} Means, for defaleation ‘Treasurer, takes occasion to say thot/ “MeM, belongs to the ‘Reform party,’ . which went seeking good men fer office and found Bates and McMeans.” McMeans was elected by the party the Citizen is particularly stuck after} just now, and Bates by the party the Citizen's editor was stuck after just . then. Taney, Chief Justice of the United States, is over SO years of age. His associate, McLean, is 76. Both are in infirm health. Jvupck Creanor has decided that school land warrants cannot be located on mineral lands soas to prevent miners . from working the mines. [S" The Democrat says the confidence of the y eople in the honesty and integrity of the Supreme Court is rapidly on the wane. Waning is it ?—it must be at a low ebb about this time. Revicious. — Rev. D. A. Dryden will preach upon “the Bible in Schools” on Sunday evening next, at the M. E. 5" Church. Particular attention of parents is requested. fF" Kilbourne & Kent, druggists, The of the have dissolved. man out firm is “O. K.” Lota Montez has written a work called “Anecdotes of Love.’ New Lawyer at North San Juan.— The Press sends us an abundance of the cards of the new Lawyer at that place, C.G. Harvey. He was formerly from the Butte Co. Bar. Give him a chance. Poetry «nd Prose.—TVhe Louisville Journal, lately, contains a string of verses, addressed ‘l'o George D. Prentice.’ In the concluding stanza, the fair writer inquires whether he will not eome to her “when balmy sleep” has wrapt her spirit “in a dream of bliss,” and holy angels are watching her, and press upon her lips, ‘a sweet kiss.” Prentice says : “We emphatically answer, we will.” Later from Honolulu.—By the bark Adelida we have dates from Honolulu to March 12th. On the 24th of Feb. the lava kept flowing into the sea, at Waina Halle, in a channel it had made undefMeath the cold lava. The Winter had been Wet and _ boistcrous, too much so for that climate. The whale bark Black Warrior, of Honolulu, was wrecked in Frenchman’s Lagoon with three-hundred barrels oil on board. A new fountain of lava “had broken out at the voleano of Manuba Loa on the 26th of February. There had been little or no diminution in the molten matter poured forth mountain ; there appeared to prospect of its continuing months, ‘T'wo other craters had broken out a short distance from the first one.—Sac. Union Trees at Auction—Two auctions of trees, plants, roots, seeds, &c. have come off during the week. Good apple trees sold at remarkably fine prices. The other articles brought but little. THERE are 311 inmates in the Lunatic Asylum at Stockton. while State . N. O. Picayune.—We are indebted to J. M. Maguire, Esq., of Rough & Ready, for a copy of the above paper, dated the 6th of March. It is full of good reading matter. Julia Dean Hayne was playing in New Orleans. ce eee ear eee cee te oe oe Constable’s Sale. STATE OF CALIFORNIA—COUNTY OF NEVAtJ da, ss—Township of Nevada. By virtue of an Exeention to me delivered, issued from the Court of E. W. Smith, Esq., an acting Justice of the Peace, in and forthe County aforesaid, bearing date March 28th, A. D. 1859, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court en the 28th day of March, 1859, in favor of GREGORY & SPARKS and against SAM’L and JOS. KAHLER, for the sum of $6) 25, debt, inter est, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in Execuution, and will sell to the highest bidder for Cash, the following property, to-wit : All the right, title and interest of Jos. Kahler, in and to a certain lot of Mining Claims, situated on Figgins Ravine,inthe Township of Nevada; said Claims are adjoining claims owned by Jones & Staats I willselithe above on THURSDAY, APRIL? 2th, between the hours of 9 o’ciock, A. M., and 5 o'clock, P. M., of that day, in front of the Court Heuse door, Nevada Taken as the property of Joseph Kahler to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. J. B. GRAY, Constable. April 8—tds. Dr. Jno. F’. Bull’s ECTORAL BALSAM—For sale by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist. Main street FLOWER SEEDS (assorted) for sale by E. F. Spencer, Druggist, Main street. Ks ME QUICK SOAP and Wistars of Wild Cherry, For sale by mrf_ E. F. Spence, Main street. March 11-tf Balsam MOST BLESSED, DIVINE, HEAVENLY eoeeeYEr 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 debauchee, the intemperate, and all who suffer ill-health— {HOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICKNESS Ly overtakes them, for then worn-out nature suc cumbs to DEATH, beeause she has not strength to resist. Now, Dr. Jacon WEBBER S INVIGORATING CoRDIAL causes strength—that is its main quality. The first operation TONIC ; the partaker feels then that Sudation is caused—his skin is damp, his limbs suple and active, he feels a wish for exercise, and knows he has strength to endure it ; he is light spirited; his skin Decomes 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 othirwisa, Again—It immediately reheves Belehing, prevents an accumulation of wind inthe Stomach. The Stomach, the great receiver of disease and its eure. 1 will now enumerate a few of tho-e diseases where [ have seen Di. Webber's Invigorating act most beautifully : General derangement of the System : . Weakness from various causes, viz: Change of Climate. Long Sickness, the use of Mereury, or being otherwise over-doctored, from abuse of Nature and her Law s, by Drunkenness, Gourmandizing, Debauchery and other excesses, 1 bling, Fever and Ague Chills, Rheuinatic, Neuralgie and other Pains in the Body or Limbs, Want of Appetite. Sleep or Memo Sour or Bilious Stomach, Tickling of Ears, ‘Vic Poloreux, &e. Excess, Debauchery, Nervousness, Etc. } An Electric Thrill of Strength is permanently siven . by Dr. Webber's Sangnitier. The whole functions 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 found that after it has renewed and stre hened them, queted their nerv eR, . it has caused aversion to spirits I have seen it eure some ofthe most frightful cases, where delerium tre mens has actually occurred. . FRlead This Statcoment Of Cures, Effected by the most extraordinary Concoiction of the Age! A Case of Great Bodily Pain, Ague, Debility and Dyspepsia Cured!! Mr Jso. B. FLEMMING ‘hant Tailor of Ophir, inthis State, certifies, Sept. 27 +4, that Two Bot‘ s Cordialeured Mr. J.C. Ewens, } . of th of PAINS IN THE BODY, Dyspep. sia Ling Cough, together with ses, { 1 Debility, Neuralgic and Kheumatie pains. . Dr James Bonnant, certifies to the cure ofa pitialle case of decayed manhood, (where the str ng memory, and the whole physique its use, Mr. > Nerves . was prostrated) by . . James Freeman, of Mokelumne Will, says . “My fecling was exhaustion, a want of Strength {a torpor, & want of Vigor. appetite and otier misera. . ble feelings. One bottle of your Cordial yclieved and . Three have cutively eured os We could give F ing that most cates, notwith bout being ne Reable per. isly avsuree t reais all it is represented, Nestrnins of the day. Let the will be than} fel fer having It is warranted to be uninjurious to the m delicate constimtion, or to either sex or age. to contain ne mercury or other mineral, Itis put up, very highly contrated, in Quart Bottles, : 2 PRICE—Three Dollars; or Two Bottles for $5,00. PARK & WHITE, Agents, San bran cisco *AUTION—Bewanre of Dangerous :d Imitations Look that the namos of SES. and J. WEBBER is on the top of the in :nd blowa in the Glass. Buy none other and is not one aticted try it, done so. Very Iver Con terfeits —inis Love loves to kiss the hip hat apart unfurls, While, glisteni g, snowy treth, like spotless pearls; Such breath, suen teeth, as every Love ,would suit, A-e made by Lafont's Jamaica Seap Tooth Root, And the worst hair soft, fine, and dark does live, Touched by Jones’ Coral TairjRestorative— And pure clear skin is given, from which defects elope When washed with Jones’ Italian Chemica Soap > Yes, and the Price is only 25 and 50 cents each I would that I could induce every Red, Coarse, Dy or dirty haired person to try Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative once; the effeet—the dark. Silky, rich, Instrous look it gives it—the scalp is at once freed of dandreff, the hair is forced to grow. { Any one who uses this economical articie will never use any other. Wo Desires BEAUTIFUL TEETH ?— White, polished and Clean, all tartarand and discoloration removed, the foulest breath rendered sweet and pure, and the sorest spongy gums made“hard and healthy? Such have bu to use Lafont’s Jamaica Soap Tooth Root Compound. This admirable dentrifice lathers beautiful to the taste. Red, Coarse, Eruptive, Tender Skin, is made white, like Soap, yet is Fine and Soft as a child's, by that superb emollient, JONES’ ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. It is fine for washing infants, and beautiful for Shaving, mak ing rich, thick, lasting lather. CS Price reduced to Cents. The above be: utifu? preparations are sold at the above Prices by every respectable Druggist in Cali. fornia, Os 25 PARK & WHITE, Agents. San Francisco, April 1—3m TO THE PUBLIC. Dr. SmiTH having established a first class Water Cure and Motorpathic Institution in this eity, and feclnga great interest inthe snecess of such ai Institution, based upon natural and rational principles of the healing art, Lhave taken charge of the business department. Dr. Smith is a graduate of a regulariy chartered Medical 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 returnicg health, and verify all that is i THOMAS HILL, Sacramento, March 18-tf late of Hill, Wooster & Co said in his favor. . CHINA STORE. ip SANG respectfully informs the people of Grass ¢ Valley and Nevada that he has opened a new Store in Grass Valley, and will keep coustantly on hand, Rice, Brandy, Gin, Fish, Candles, And a good assortment of CHINESE GOODS, CHOY Wow. FOR SALE, Grass Valley, Jan. 28, 1859—3m* STEAM ENGINE ana BOILER, at a barEnquire of AA. Sargent, Broad Street William C,. Stiles, the Undertaker WiLL BE FOUND AT = The End of Pine Street bridge } NEVADA CITY j . i * SUPPLEMENTAL GIFT ENTERTAINMENT ! $2,200 i In consequence of the unexpected rapi for more, the undersigned has’ been; induc ’ n Prizes d sale of Tickets and continued demand ed to offer a supplemental list of prizes to be distzibuted on the same occasion and immediately after those already advertised. CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE 1 One fine Gold Magic Cased, 3 plate, English Lever Watch, Chronometer Balance, full jeweled, large size, M. J. Tobias & Co. No. 8,866, $250 2 One plain cased Gold hunting, English lever Watch, Simons, maker, No. 4,188, 150 . 3 One Gold hunting anchor lever Watch, T, F. Cooper, No. 1620, 4 One large size Cal, made Cane, head richly chased and mounted with Quartz setting, 5 Elegant sett of Jewelry, consist ing of Broach and Ear Rings, Tusean style, 6 Sett of Jewelry—Broach and Ear Rings, Cal. make, “Lava,” 7 Sett, Broach and Ear Rings, Mosaie, fino gold setting, 8 Sett, Broach and Ear Rings, 110 146 1 . 47 ARTICLES : 37 1 Cal. gold Ring, ‘Miners,’ 15 38 to 436 gold Finger Rings,each $4, 24 44 1 California Puzzle Ring, 12 45 1 do be do 8 do do 6 & 48 2 Cal. made Rings each $6, 12 49 & 502 do do each $4, 8 51 & 544 do do each 250 10 55 to 58 4Gold Rings each $2 50, 10 59 1 Gold Chatelaine, 18 60 1 large size, California made, Gold Belt Buckle, 61 1 Gold Enamelled Slive, 62 1 California made Pin, 63 64 65 66 20 14 16 1 Cal. gold, Odd Fellows Pin, 6 1 Cal. Gold Masonie Pin, 7 1 Fine Cal. Gold Cross, 3) 1 sett, California gold, Studs, 18 1 Gold and Enamelled Cross, 6 1 sett gold & En’d Sleeve Buttons,10 1 sett Sleeve Buttons, red cornelian 6 Cameo, elegantly;mounted and in gold setting, 9 Lett of painted and enameled Jewelry, broach and ear rings, fine gold setting, 26. 1 sett Quartz Ear Rings, enam’d, 20 27. 1 gold English Locket, ‘oblong,’ 10 /28. 1 gold Locket claspfor miniature 15 29. 1 gold enamelled Locket, 18 30. 1 quartz Finger Ring, 14 31 & 32. 2 do do each $10, 20 33. 1 chased California Ring, 16 31 & 352 Cal. Fobb Rings, each8, 161 36 1 large gold Locket Ring, Sardonyx sett, 14 2,200 Tickets-----$1 Each. Independent Order of Odd Fellows: . CELEBRATION ———-OF THE FORTYETS PERVERSE RY INTRODUCTION . Of the Order in the United States. —_—_—_-_+—__ —_—_ +22 e “Friendship, Love and Truth.” N CONFORMITY WITH THE PROCLAMA-} tion issued by the Most Worthy Grand Master of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the State of Cal-, ifornia, setting apart the . 26th day of April A. D. 1859, AS A DAY OF THANKSGIVING & REJOICING, . The same being the Fortieth Anniversary of the in. troduction of our Beloved Order into the United States, requesting . ALL BROTHERS on that day to abstain from their usual avocations, . andto devote the day to social gatherings and general rejoicings. . TueRrrore BE IT Kxown: That on the 26th day . of April next, a joint celebration will be given in the . city of Nevada by the Lodges and Encampment of! the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Nevada County. All Brotners are cordially invited to participate with us in the festivities of the day. . A procession will be formed, and an oration be) delivered with other exercises of the day, and a cel. ebration will conclnde with a . . BALE, In the Evening. A General Invitation is extended . to ALL to join us in the festivities of the day and evening. A Pavilion capable of accommodating all will be erected. Rai nat abea mie ES . Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12. . E. C. Webster. T. 8. Levy . Oustomah Lodge, No. 16. Niles Searls. L. W. Williams Mountain Rose Lodge No. 67. W. C. Ault, G. Jac obs! Brooklyn Lodge No. 46. J.C. Green, . Union Lodge No. 48. S. T. Lindsley, Orleans Lodge No. 50. R. 0. Hickman. San Juan Lodge No. 67. &. D. Dornin, William Abber. Unien Encampmenr No. 11. E. W. Roberts, George Grant. Nerada, March 31, 1859. T.J. Barnes, . W. Wright. P. J. Parmater . & 72 3 setts gold Sleeve Buttons $5 15 1 sett Onyx Studs, 10 74 1 splendid painted, enam’d Broach 30 75 1 Florentine Mosaic Broach, 16 1 Painted and Enamelled Broach, 14 10 Sett, Broach and Ear Rings, . 77 1 Cameo Broach, 14) carbuneles, set in fine gold, 3578 1 Gold Broach for miniature, 7 11 Sett, Broach and Kar Rings, . 79 & S02 setts Ear Rings, pearl garnets and opals, gold setting, 30) and coral, each $14, 28 12 Fine Gold Vest Chain, 45 81 1 pair Ear Rings, jet cross, 14 13 One Gold Vest Chain, 28 . 82 1 pair Ear Rings, Cameo, 14 14 One Gold Yest Chain, 2083 do do Pearl, 15 15 One Gold Fob Chain, 40 S4 do do Bell, 12 16 One gold Chatalaine, enameled, 38 85 do do Lava, ix 17 Large size fine Gold Locket, 20/86, 87 2do do Pearl &e 18 do do do 16. each 810, 20 19 One English Gold Locket, 16,88 1 pair Ear Rings, enameled, 10 20 One Gold Locket, § 891 do do imitation Pearl, 10 21 One fine Gold Pen and Peucil . 20 1 do do 8 ease, Cornelian head, 16;91 1 do do Jet 6 22 Fine quartz, watch and sealkey 16 '92 1 Imitation Magic platina Silver 23 Sett of Quartz Sleeve Buttons, 18) watch, No. 30297, 50 24 do do do do 18 93 1 Imitation Magic Silver watch 125 One sett of Quartz Studs, 12. Matile, maker, No. 30291, 45 . 94 1 Sitver hunting Lever watch, j No. 6500, 38 /95 1 Silver hunting Lever Watch, Montandon, No. 49951, 96 1 Fine gold hynting cased, Eng. . Lever watch, R. F. Cowderoy, . maker, No 3208, Total Value NEW GROCERY STORE. DAVENPORT & Co New Groceries. I AVENPORT & CO., respectfully inform their old friends and customers that they have taken he New Fire-Proof Store, corner of Main and Washington streets, and are now receiving a Splendid Assortment of Provisions and Groceries, LIQUORS, c&c. Also—A of FAMILY GROCERIES. Which we offer at the lowest market Prices. ° f-8~ Miners wishing to purchasetheir WINTER SUPPLIES would do well to give us a call befor purchasing elsewhere. #4#2GOODS delivered free of charge. Nov, 26—tf PETER DRUNZER Shaving. Shampooing and Bath Saloon ON COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. INCE THE RECENT FIRE I HAVE FITTED UP A a neat and handsome Shaving Saloon, which is supplied with keen Razors, Fancy Soaps, Xe. A SPLENDID BATH HOUSE, WARM & COLD BATHS.....----FIFTY CEyTS The Bath House is well fitted up, with Clean -pywe] s Good Brushes, and all the requirements for @ wolj regulated house of the kind, Gentlemen wishing to indulge in the Inxury 03 a CLEAN SHAVE or a REFRESHING BATH should make it an object to go to P. DRUNZER’S, Commercial Strect.

July 2, 1858—tf choice assortment A Cure for the Griffin Case! iL ARSENIC AND STRYCHNIA, For sale by E.F. SPENCE, Druggist, Main street. MORRIS ROSENHEIM, Watchmaker & Jeweler, AND DEALER IN FINE JEWELRY, Watches and Diamonds. Majn Street, twodoors from the Nevada Journal Office Nevada, April 23d, 1858. New Blacksmith Shop. SAMUEL T. OATES ROFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC { as a Blacksmi:h experienced im the Various _ branches of the trade. Blacksmithing Done oa Short Notice AT REASONABLE RATES, Now Shop atthe foot fa yop Pd the ig ders iends and t bite, bridge. Orders solicited trem SNCEL . an pause ae 4 Nevada. Jan. 28, 1859—tf SRS RR es LON DOM CLUB HOUSE GIN, TO THE PUBLIC. 7%~ This celebrated Gin—pretending to nothing but what it is, viz : a pure and unadulterated artiticle, 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 ofrapid transit 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 inchemical antagonism to the preceding one thereby causing an unnatural degree of excitement to the stomach—itgs positively and absolutely necessary to use a counteracting 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 an antidote we confldently prescribe it as the very best article in the country. The name of “Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps” has never been attached in any 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 right name. The successattending its introduction 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 call “Ciup 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 I caution all parties to beware of WM. H. DALY Sole Import », New © ork. ofmy signature. imitations. jan28-tf (Let no false delicacy prevent you from consulting Dr. CHAS TOZER, of Sacramento who has attended and cured so many within the las Four years ; and all you who have no means to pay can find in him a friend, who will make no charges for examinations or advice. We would recommend all who ' are in trouble to call on him: and also to look over his treatise on venerealin another part of this paper. The Doctor’s office is on Sixth Street, between J. and K Sacramento, Nov, 12—ly To THE PUBLIC —I haye had so many calls for the preparation known as “Opiate Balsamique,” whieh I have been using in my practice for some time, for the eure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, etc., that I am strongly induced to give more general publicicy toit. And, in reeommending this medicine to the public, as 1 confidently do, and to allwho have made useof ‘*Thorn’s Extract, IT unhesitatingly pronounce it to be more efficaciou pleasant and convenient than that or any other form oJ giving the remedies used. It is prepared only at the Drug Establishment of 8. T. WATTS, No 92 First st Marysville, and sold by E. F. SPENCE, Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, No. 32 Mair street, Neva Oct 29, 1858 tf 1.0.0.F. Theregular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No 16 willbe held every Tuesday eveningfatthe new Hall on Pine stieet, (Kidd’s new building.) CHAS, MARSH, N. G. M. Lewis, Sec’ VALLEY WHISKY. 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, 1858. Wm. Fi. Daly, New York : Dear Sir—I have madea Chem'ecal Analrsis of your **Aromatic Valley Whisky,” and find it a pure. fine-flavored Rye Whisky, cortaining no injurious matter of any kind, and reeommend it as sttitable for medi caland public purpeses. * ; sities CHARLES T. Jackson, M. D. State Assayec, New York, April 19th, 1858. IT nave analysed a sample of **Daly’s Aromatic ValleyjWhisky,’’ and find it to be a pare artiele, of fine favor, and without any deleterious admixture. James R. CHILTON, M. D. Chemist Wn. FH. Daly Esq. Dear Sir—Your **Aromatic Valley Whisky,” is received, and after careful examination, 1 tindit to be apnre article, entirely free from the adulterating ingre dicntsso frequently used. James J. Mares, Chemist. 27 DALY’ 8S 48 Aromatic Valley Whisky, Is put pp in cases containing One Dozen Bottles each For sale by all the principal Liqu or housds in Sau Francisco. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Panama Railroad with steamers of THE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP C0.’S AT ASPINWALL FOR New York and New Orleans Departure from FOLSOM%STREET Whar a = The Magnificent Steamsbip — GOLDEN GATE Will leave Folsom street wharf for Panama, with_L S. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, WEDNESDAY... +. eee-e----APRIL 20th At 9 o’clock, A. M., precisely. Passengers by the P. M. 8. Co’s Line are landed on their arrivals at Panama upon the wharfat the railroad terminus, by the Company’s steam ferry boat,and pro ceedimmediately by Railroad across the Isthmus. L J ey t To Aspinwall, where the steamers of the U.S. Mail S S. Co, are alwaysinreadiness toconvey themto New York or New Orleans. Passengers for New Orleans proceed by directsteamer from Aspinwall. Through tickets are furnished, including the transit of the Isthmus. Passengers are notified that alltickets for the steam ers of the U. S. Mail S. 8. Co, must be presented to thei agent at Aspinwall for registry andexchange, as they will not otherwise be available. For Freight or passage apply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Lreide sdorff stree Insolvent Notice. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE I4th JUdicial Distriet, or ihe State of CaliforniaIn the matter of the Petition of GEORGE LEWIS, an Insolvent Debtor: URSUANT TO AN ORDER of the Hon. Niles Searls, Judge of the said District Court, notice is hereky given to all the Creditors of the said Insolvent.GEORGE LEWIS, to be and appear before the Hon. Niles Searls, Judge atoresaid, in open Court, at the Court Room of said Court, in the City and County of Nevada, on the 16th OF APRIL, A D. 1859, at 10 o’c’ik, A.M, of that day, then and there to show cause, if any they can. why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, and an assignment of his Estate be made, and he be discharged from his Debts and Liabilities. in pursuance of the Statute in such case made aml provided; and imthe mean time all proceedings against said Insalvent be stayed. 3 Ls Witness me hand andthe Seal of said Court : Snie the &th day of March, A. D., 1859. RUFUS sHOEMARER. Cierk. By Wo. Suit, Deputy Clerk. : Meredith & Hawley, Attosneys for Petitioner. Nevada, March ll—td Fiower Seeds 4 L\SSORTMENT—Just received GLO, W and for SFULL f WELL, < Pale by AEST ec Eo a Water-Cure and Motorpathic EstzbLISHMENT. ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS! Dr. Barlow J. Smith, Graduate of the New York Hygio Therapeutic College, Has opeueda first class water cure and motorpathic establishment in the large and pleasayt house formerly eceupied by Mrs. Tilden, on Seventh St. betweemI & J Sacramento. The establishment is the first on the Pacific coast that combines all the advantages of Hygienic medication, and willbe equal tu any in the Atlantic States or Europe By the treatment of Dr =mith, all curable diseases, acute orchronic, can be cared. His theory of disease is not that of the old -chool, hence his practice is not to destroy the vitality and diminish the powers of life by the lancet, cupping, leeching, blistering, burning, purging and vomiting, means so destructive to reat health. Those suffering from weak and inflamed Eyes, Brenchial and Cataarhal Affections, Diseases of the Herrt, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Apoplexy, Fits, Paraly sis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fevers of all types, Fever and Ague, Putrid Sore Throat, Croup, Scrofiuleus Diseases, Piles, Prolapsus,Inflammation ofthe Bowels,Chronie and Acute Diarrheee, should try the adyantages of this institution before taking poisonous drugs, and thus lessening their chances of a permanent recovery. Cancers cured by an entirely new process. Bone Setting—Dr Smith has a knowledge of the Art of Bone Setting. so suecessfuly practised by Dr. Benoni Sweet, of Connecticut, and is the only one in California familiar with his peculiar system. Water is by far the most effectual curative agent in all cases of broken bones, dislecatiens, sprains, bruises, &c. &c. Female Department—The arrangements of the institution are particularly adapted to the successtal treatmeut of uterine diseases and displacements, curvatures of the spine, &c. Dr. Smith will give especial attention to this class of diseases, which, according to the decision ofthe State Medical Beard, are alarmingly prevalent in California Women anticipating eontinement will be accommodated with pleasant and separate apartments, the best medical and surgical attention attention and nurses in the state. andevery convenience calculated to render parturition easy and natural, at even less expense than the ordinary charges of physicians. Gymnasium—The institution will have a Gymnasium, with various appliances adapted to all degrees of physical strength, where ladies either connected with the institution or not can take judicious and healthy exercise Electro-Chemical snd Vapor Baths—The Electro-hemical Baths now conceded to be so valuable when judiciously applied, in eradicating the effects of the Polson OAK, and other poisons, both mineral and vege table-and inthe treatment of Rheumatic, Neuralgie, Paralytic and Cutaneous diseases, will be administered to patients without extra charge. sanity and other Mental Derangements. Dr. Smith having been a teacher of Phrenolcgy, the acknowledged science of mind, and being familiar with the different temperaments which constitute the basis of mentaland physteal viger, she !s the better enabled to diagunose and treat the diseases of the mind—insanity in all its forms, Xe. &e. Those having friends afflicted with insanity, should eall on Dr. Smith, who will satisfy them of his thorough knowledge of the hnmau mind in its healthy and diseased condition. New York, August 1, 1852. To WHOMIT May CoNCERN ;—This certifies that Di. Barlow J. Smith isa graduate of the New York Hygeio Therapeutic College, which college has a regular eharter from the Legislature of the State. and is authorized to grant Diplomas conferring on its students all and the same prftileges and immunities in relation to the practice of the healing art, that are conferred by the Duplomas of any Allopathic or other Medical College in this country. Jr Sinith has also devoted much attention to Phrenology, especially in its connections with Physiology and Pathology, a portion of the time under the instrnetions of Fowler & Wells of this clty, and has labored sucecssfully as a teacher and lecturer on these snbjects. R. T. TRALL, 3. D. Principal N. Y. Hygeio Therapeutic College. CoMPLIMENTARY REsOLUTIONS.—At the close of a course of ten lectures on Phrenology aud Physiology by Dr. Barlow J. Smith, at the Hygeio Medical College, N. ¥. the following resolutions were unanimously adopted by the medical class, with the request 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 sci ence of Phrenology as connected with Physiology, of the utmest importance, therefore, Resolved, That in Dr. Sinith we recognize a teacher of whom this College may well be proud, and that he is capable of reflecting hemor upon thessciences he so ably demonstrates. Resojved, That his discoverics is Physiwlogy claim our highest attention and regard as reformers and studeuts of nature. Resolved, That we highly appreciate Dr. Smith's application of Phrenology to the study and diagnosis of disease ; and thatas students of medicine wo have derived principles of diagnosis which a-c of inestimable yalne being enabled to determine, from an examination of the hea l,to what particular disease a personis preposed. Resolved, That as the principles of Phrenology by which Dr. Smith determines the healthy or diseased condition of the body are original, not having been claimed or set forth by auy other individual, he deserves great eredit for their discovery. Resolved, That as Dr. Smith intends to leave ovr institution soon for a permanent residence in California, with a view to the dissemination of these ‘ruths and the principles of Hygiene, as taught at this College, we hoartily recommend him to the friends of our cause wherever he may locate. {Signed,] A. T. HAMILTON, M.D. B.W.CHILDs, M.D. =E. H. PHILLIPS, M. p. Com'ttex Dr. Sinith will attend patients m all parts of the city, so far as he can consisteMtly with the imterest of those in the institution. Persons ean be accommodated with Baths and treatment at the institution without board if desired. THOMAS HILL willattend to the business department of the institution. The families of Dr. Smith and Mr. Hill will reside in the institution, and no pains or expense will be spared to make it a 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 For Board and Treatment, per week $20 to $30 {according to the attentton required. } Examiuations, with verbal advice for home treatm't 5 00 “% written * > 10 v0 Letters of inquiry promptly answered, and Cireulars sent on application. BAakLow J. =MITH, M. D. References. D.O. Mills, Sacram@nto. C.'T. Fay San Francisco. Chas Crocker, do Gilbert A. Grant, do L. Upson, do ¥F.P. Tracy, do Isaac Lohman, do Rich Chenery, do J.B. Wooster, do J. A. Banks, do Thos. Gardner, do P.L. Weaver, do L.A. Booth, do 8. A. Ballou, Plumus Co. U.P. Osborn, do P. P. Caine, Oroville. C. Cole, do F. E. Cannon, Butte Co. Mark Hopkins, do A. A. Sargent Nevada. E.G. Waite [Nevada, W. J. Tilley, ac. City. & Homeopathy or Movement cure.—Of Motorprathy, itis only neeessary to say lrere that Peter Henry Ling, the originator of this system was a Swede, and that his system has been practisedin Swedenin an instua tion sustained by Government, for nearly forty years, and that it has received the highest commendations from several governments, commissions of inquiry, and physicians Of the highest standing. Bayard Taylor who was treatodin the institution at Stockholm, thus speaks of it: ‘‘Ling’s system not only aims at reducing to a science the museular development cf the body, but by means of both active and passive movements, at reaching the seat of the disease and stimulating the various organs of the body ina healthy action In the former of these, Ling has certainly suc ceeded ; there is no other system of muscular traiming that will bear comparison with his. During the time of my attendance I could not help 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 crippled and paralytic recovered the use of their liinbs—in short, all with the few exception of a few hypocondriaes, exhibited very marked iinprovement,— There was no voluntary exercise, everybody was being exercised upon. The result of my observations and experlence was that Ling’s systeni of physical education is undoubtedly the best im the world, and that as a remedial agent in ail cases of congenital weakness or deformity, as well as for these diseases which arise from deranged circulation, its value can scareely be over-estimated,” There are several institutions in the United States established upon this system, of which we will mention that of Charles F. Taylor, M. b. in New York city, the celbrated institution of Dr. Hamilton, of Rochester, N. Y. (exclusively for women ) and that of Dr. Haisted, at Round Hiil, Northampton, Mass. IIYDROPATHY, The success aud advantages of Hydropathy over the old aystem of poisonous drug medication are well known Inthe fise of Water, Dr. Smith does not rely upon Cold water alone, but upon water of all temperatures, according to the strength of thepatient and the nature of the disease, in connection with all other hygiettic cenditions, such as Air, Electricity, Diet, Rest, Fxercise, ete. Neither does he believe water will ‘‘wash out all diseases,” as some Allopaths are ignorant or malicions enough tocharge upon Hydropathiste; but as water enters more largely into the constituents of the body than all other elements combined—the new born infant being composed of about NINETY per cent. of water, the adult of about EIGHTY per cent., and as water forms about NINETY parts of one hundred of the blood, the fluid which supplies every part with its vitality—consequently the human system has more affinity with water and yields mo-e readily to its influence than to any and all other elements known to the materia inedica. Thase who have seen its power and given it a fair trial never go BACK todrugs. Wherever there is disease, there fs generally inflammation, and what will absorb heat so readily ant surtly as water? You who are sick, ask yourselves if there CaN be any affinity betweeu your systems andp i onous drugs. A few years since there was not an advocate of Hydropathy,' now there are hundreds of thousands in the United States and Europe to testify in itsbehalt. Tuy 1T and you will bless the day. Sacrainento, March 18—if ~ Caution to Purchasers of EUREKA WHISKEY. ts has come to the knowledge of the undersignea, that various Partics are putting up Whiekey, in imitation packages, made in San Francisco, and ne ded it “Eureka Whiskey.”? We caution dealers in the interior against purehasing any of these imitations for the genuine imported article. Thegenuine “EUREKA WHISKEY”: is imported in Barrels aud half Barrels and the ages are branded on one head, “ Eureka Whisky, 1849, Wm. Newell & Co.’’ with acopy right label attached, and on the other head“‘J, T. D.? To any one who has purchased the Genuine Eureka Whiskey This caution is munecessary, as they cannot be deceived by imitations, M.NEWE LL & Co., SOLE AGENTS, 103 BATTERY ST. San Franeisco, Sept 15, 185. iP Khe genuine Eureka Whisker is for sale byall the prinipal Liquor Houses in San Fran izvo, November 19, 3 is Caution to the Parchascrs cf fFEUREKA WHIE KEY! ly HAS COME TO‘THE KNOWLEDGE cr Tun . i undersigned that vari yetting ap inforior Woeisky in i branding it eat inech less th » for the genuine article. We have also ascertained that empty paekauges with our names on them are frequently refilled with a cominou article, and sold for the geuuine There are heuses who seil 1HE GENUINE EURDKA WHISKY And whose representations can be relied on. Of such itissafe to purchase. "Fhe fact of so many arties trying to imitate this artiele, is the surest guar * that it isthe best Whieky offered for sale on the Pacifie coast. The genrtine EUREKA WHISKY is iiaported im barrets and half-barrels, aud the packages are branded onthe head: s. ie a ’ “Eureka Whisky, 1849.” “WM. NEWELL & €O,” With a copyright label attached; and on the other head, J. T. D. ‘To any one who has purchased the genuine Eureka Whisky, this caution is unnecessary, a he eaunet be deceived by imitations. WM. NEWELL & CO., Sole Ageute, Mar. 4—3mis SAN FRANCHICO FRANK BAKER, No. 110 and 112Clay Street, No. 45 and 47 Merehant Street. —— IMPORTER AND DEALER FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CARPETS! Floor & Table Oil Cloths MATS & COCOA MATTING, Damasks, Window Shades and Hollands, Druggets, Fine Baizes, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS & BORDERS, CHINA MATTING, F# For sale in Bond or Duty paid, THE LOWEST RATES! San Francisco, March 18—6m . . a 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 imform or friends and the public in general, that having made large additions to our already extensive Stock, we are now prepared to furnish them with all articles connected with the Wood and Willow Ware Line, at prices to defy competition. In addition, we also keep a full and complete assorupeut of rope, cordage and twines, consisting of manilla, hemp and cotton rope, linen and cotton, sail twine, machine twine, wrapping twine, ete. Traders are respectfully invited to call amd examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as they will find a Larger wssortment to seleet from and at lower prices than any other House in the city, March I8-3m Before and After Using Dr. Webber’s Invigorating Cordial. R. HOE & CO, SA W S ‘yee subscriber having been appointed sole agemt fer the Pacific Coast, for the sale of their Cast Steel Saws, so deservedly known thronghont the United States, would invite the attention of merehants, eonsnmers, &e. to examine his stock of Circular, Mill, Pit and Cross Cut Saws-_ Also. Hand, Panel & Ripping Saws, Web Saws, Saw Mandrel’s and Files of a Superior quality. Saws re-toothed, straightened with care at reduced prices. GEO. STEAD. 25} N. E, cor. of Bettery & Jackson st. San Francisce, THE PACIFIC FOUNDRY MACHINE SEOP ( Established in 1850.5 Every description of Machinery, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. We are sole makers of the justly celebrated Howland’s Patent Rotary Quartz Mills WHICH HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY TESTED In many localities, and are believed to offer many af. vantages over any other Mills now in nse. WE ALSO MANUFACTURE Quartz Mill ‘Machinery Of any description required for use. . Saw and Flour-Mill Machinery, Shingle Machines, Steam Engines, Force Pewps, &c. Quartz Mills ean besupplied atsher notice With Screens of any fineness Made from the best Russia Iren, and in. the most per® fect manner. We have facilities fonfuenishing this a. tie’ to any extent which may be reqnired: [F ORDERS RESPECTSULLE SOLICITED for any of the above, or other artiefes inour line. Tt is our design to turn out the hest wosk for which we have facilities, atleast not inferiorte these of any other eatablishmenton the Pacific Coast an@ at tie must rea— sonable prices. ‘ GODDARP, HANSCOM & RAXKIX, San Franciseo, Feb72-6m (Late GopDaRD & of Se Tr ETE ase THE NEVADA JOURNAL Book and Job Printing Ofiice. Main Street, Nevada, opposite the Express Offess ‘Wg. The Proprietors of this stablishmont would inform the citizens of Nevada county, that they ar always prepared to execute PLAIN AND FANCY PRIN TING? n a Neat, Speedy and Accurste manner, and sa heap az the cheapest. Wo invite attention to over manser of Printing Bill Heads...Cireulare.... Certifies es.... Cards Checks.... Programmes....Posters Ball Tickots... Bills of Fare etc...ete...ete. BROWN & WAITB, ace ee Prorietors. Wood! Wood: Wood: 1OO CORDS OF DRY Woop! FOR SALE CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. OB HAULING DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Apply at the Bate eS ‘ie! E €. PURTYMAN, February 3, 1859—3m Garden Seed! Garden Secd? {RESH GARDEN SEEDS-Alfalfa, Orngmental Clover and Grass Seeds. 74> Retail Dealers aupplied at city prices. March 1L-tf G W. Weren, ph