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men, p~revsils AZ the court house.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
San Francisco Advertisements.
Turner's Ginger Wine.

TNHE MEDICAL FACULTY throughout the Union
have acknow eged this TO be of the best family
medicines now in BY chemical process it has been
proved to possess ALTERNATIVE. TONIC AND ANTI
DYSPEPFIC properties superior far those found in
any other mediena beverage vet discovered
THE MEDICAL FACULTY ofthe State of New York
prescribe ii in almost every for debility and lassiue
owing to its soothing effects on the system and the alb
of all injurious minerals, chemicals acids.
TIE TURNER BROTHERS have in their possession
certificates of its sanve properties from the
eminent medical in the United States. who have
witnessed its effects their PATIENTS where it has been
administered in their extensive practice.
IT HAS BEEN ANALNZED by the most eminent
chemists of New York city and 5ntfalo where the Turner
Brothers manufacture daily thousands Of gallons
popular has it become that they hardly supply the
demand, when their stills kept in operation
and night.
This Wine is Acknowledged the East to be the BEST
RESTORATIVE NOW IN Use where general pros
tratiOn of the system exists arrangement of the unc
tions of the il braces the anew
the stomach and appetite when other
tonics have failed
This EXCELLENT WINE is pleasant to the taste, and
the strctet advocate temperance cannot discover
intoxicating quality in it, 1t is wholly free from all sub
that Injurious health but the contrary
its effects the system of either invalid persons
robust health ef the most beneficial description.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

BoNFs OF GIANT FouND.-Not long
since, while the We -kmen were digging
a we'll near North bind, Ohio, the skel-
eton of man, or rather of giant, was
found, twenty-nine feet below the sur
face of the earth-Nho when living,
lowered to the enormous height of twen-
ty-three feet and ten inches. The skel-
eton was critically examined by Pro-
fessor Lind, who arrives at the startling
fact, that this monster man was capable
of welding the forearm with sufficient
force to have thrown a cannon ball
weighing IS pounds from Cincinnati to
Indianapolis-or distance of So miles
or to have taken large mill stone in
each hand, and have walked with per-
feet case at the astounding rate of 81 J
miles an hour. Je-r-u-s-a-l-e-m
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

The QUIDNUACs of literature having
been woefully taken il by literary la
dy of lofty pretensions, but with mere
brass than brains, will enjoy the follow
ing good story, which we are assured
by the party communicating it to be a
veritable fact, without a line or letter of
exaggeration. Our friend says:
at was at the Brevoort House that |
met the celebrated lady. 1t was long
before | was able to make my way
through the circle of admirers basking
III the rays of her intellect, and pouring
out at her feet the vials of their elegant
praise. At last it came my turn; and
finding her in the midst of eulogies upon
her friend Rogers, so lately deceased,
| ventured to dcscant moment on
Campbell and Byron, and she soon
launched out into an ocean of panegyric
upon the old masters of English song,
till L was quite lost in the depths and
heights of her knowledge of literature
and her critical powers. Watching my
opportunity to get a word in, | ventured
to speak of American authors, and to in
quire if she had read the 'Translations
of Patagonian Lyrics, by our country
man, Longfellow to which she replied,
with great enthusiasm 'Oh yes, sir
have read them with ecstacies of delight,
sir. Those wonderful songs have swept
the chords Of my soul, sir, and made
them thrill with emotions too deep for
language to express, sir, and too deli
cious for mortals often to enjoy
'Patagonian lyrics and Longfellow !!
l felt twinge of conjunction on link
ing the two together, but the thought
was sudden, the temptation was great,
and when it was indulged, l left the la
dy among her Morshinners.,
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

ANOTHER BLOW AT THE HooPs.-A
few days since, as a Roxbury friend at
the close of the day, was enjoying a
comfortable ride home from his office in
the city, in an omnibus partly filled with
ladies, gentleman on the side walk sig
nailed at the driver to stop, and throw
ing open the door, sprang into the vehi-
Gle. His first step toward a seat, unfor-
tunately influenced somewhat by the
sudden motion of the coach, brought his
right foot in contact with lady's dress !;
and as, with hasty expression, he
strove to extricate it from the embraces
of the hoop, he was suddenly plunged
forward, and in twinkling found his
left foot in the same Unfortunate connec-
ton with hoop in the other side. This
was more than our hero had bargained
for. For a moment he seemed fairly
nonplused: Good heavens! madam !"
and then nervously pulling the stop, he
cried, "stop, stop, driver stop stop! l
thought | was getting into an omnibus !;
but | find its a co0per's shop :"
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
Cantion to the Puhlir.

The reputation aw arded to TURNER'S GINGER WINE.
and the unheard of popularity has received the East
as wel "a in this state has been the Of putting in
the market many spurious articies-to guard against
which, Turner Brothers lave had engraved STEEL
PLATE splendid new label which is copyrighted and
be c0HRtereitedOr initiated without of
the copyright law. This label has portrait of
the Tuncr Brothers, six in number and bottle that
has not this label will contain the genne Ginger Wine
Unprincipel i'll this city have partially counter
feted the label lately used by the Turner Brothers and
thereby imposed on many persons.
We caution all of GINGER WINE to examine
the label is genuine such as have por
traits in circle steel plate surrounding the inscrip
tion-"TURNERs' GINGER WINE, pseparcd by Turner
Brothers. New Ior Buffalo, (N y and San Francisco
California"
Cordial1 Syrups. and Bitters of every description
manufactured by TURNER BROTHERS.
Market street, opposite the Orphan Asylum
oct}l-;im san Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
New Principlel No Poison
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure
ar ANTInOTE M MALARIA

OK AN lIDOiE IL hALAKiA,
L,OR the prevention and cur, of Fever and Ague or
l. Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent aud
Remittent Fever. Also of Bilious Fevcrs. accompanied
by Typhoid symptoms; Typhoid Fever; yellow Fever.
al other forms nf disease which have origin in
VI a l. \ r | 4 O II, VI | \ s NJ A i.
This subtle atmoS pherc poison. which certain
is unavodaby inhaled al every breaths the came in
acter wherevcrt exis'-north, south west aid
will everywh yield this newly discovered antidotc
which ncautrazcs the poison completely purifcs the
tem and thus entirely removes all the of disease
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from it,
1t will protect any resident cller the most
scky or sVvampy localities from any bilious dis
ease disease whatever any injury from constantly in
hans Malaria or Miasina
II win Instantly check The persons who have s1f
fcred for any length ofme from dav twenty
50 that they need never have another chill by continuing
its nSc according To directions
1t will Immediately relieve all the distressing results
bilious or ague diseases. such general debility, night
sweats etc. The patient begins appc-
tito and strength and connucs until permanent and
ical cure i effected And proof that is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE.
Becanse of its Singular and entire Iarmlessness The
following certificate from the most celebrated chemists in
the United Ltates is attached to every bottle
New York, june II. Is=5.
Ihavc made Il chemical examination of Rhodes Fever
and Aguc Cure Antidotc Malaria and have tested it
for Arsenic, Mercury Quinne and Strychniae but have
not found particle of either in it, nor have found any
substance in its comoson that would prove injurious to
the constitution, JAMES r. Chiffon, L NJ Chemist.
This allows fits free 4 preventive by which all
persons may thus be of entire freedom from the above
named diseases matter how sckly the of
py the locality.
Proofs of Efficacy frequently published and the
fdencc of the public is asked only in proportion its
tral merits wherever introduced and uscdrhesc only
are relied upon prove lis worth
One or two bottles VIII answer for ordinary
may require Directions printed in German French
and Spanish accompany each bottle Prepared and sold
by the proprietor. JAMES 4 RHODES, Providence r. l.
CYRUS G. DY Err General Agent. San Francisco.
JOHN LARK,
Agent for Nevada No - Main street and for sale by
Druggists generally augstf
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
ASSESSORS NOTICE
@ uit Drinking Poisonous Liquors.
Patent Improved Process for Making
All Kinds of Liquors & Vinegar,
INSTANTLY, by the use of
LACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

These ellis obtained by distaton at the Chemical
laboratory Parish of Jefferson of Pierre acow author
of Lacour's Chemical Analyois, Lacor's Chemical
npulaions Lacour on the Manufacture of Liquors. &c.
Purchasers particularly requested to return the
TASKS and obtain their money if the oil does give
perfect satisfaction
LACOUR'S OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit
to superior imitation of Imported Brandies. viz =
Otard Sazerac, Marett Cognac, Poultney Seignctte
United Vineyard Proprietors Castillion and London
Dock Braudics. These Liquors will have full fruity
favor and beautiful, sparkling color Common Rccti
fed Whskey will be changed by the use of the oil of
Cognac to New York Brandy, Pine Apple Brandy Com
mon Cognac Brandy. sc.
LACOUR's OIL OF RYE changes Rcetifed Whisky
to Monongahea Rye Whisky Old Virginia Malt Whis-
key, Bourbon Whskcy. &c.
OIL OF CEDRaT changes common Rcctifed Wbis
key todd Irish Malt Whiskey and superior article of
Scotch Whiskcy.
OIL or PEdCH changes common whiskey to vir-
gina Peach Brandy, &C. Oil of Peach Oil of Cognac
viii convert common Whiskcy to Apple Brandy
RIL OF GIN converts the poorest Whiskcv to Ho
land Gin, Schiedam Schnapps, Rose Gin Swan Gin En-
L4COUR'S CONCENTRATED ACID will in five
hours after being mixed change five gallons Of good
Vinegar and twenty five gallons ofwater to thirty gal
Ions of the most acid Vinegar that be found in the
market BY the of Lacour's Concentrated Acid
vinegar can be made for dollar and sixty cents per
barrel.
FOR MIXING LIQUORS. Lacour's Oils require no
preparation-ony pour the oil into the Whiskey and
shake well. The Liquors thus made will have fine nat
ural ARENA full rich oily taste a beautiful transpar
en color and fine bead. Lacour's oils exert three dis
tnct properties in converting whisky to brandy
in the form of hocuent particles the whole the grain
oil (Amylic Acoho) The Whskey is thus deprived of
that peculiar irritating and burning taste becomes
neutral spirit the second property consists in an oily
mucillagnous taste impaired to the liquor which rem
der mellow, and imparts appearance of great age
the third property is exhibited in the vnous nutty
odor that is impaired to the liquor, which rcuders
tinction from the genuine brands impossible
These oils are put up in quart TASKS each flask con
ains sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons of
liquor Full and comprehensive directions accoupanv
the bottles. Price, 81, 0 per bottle
For sale at the corner of St Charles and Poyras
3- One bottle of these Oils, five in number will be
securely packed and shipped with bill of ading to any
part of the country upon the receipt of $1,000 the
address of 7. LACOJTR New ORLEANS
Purchasers are requested. a guarantee of good
faith to furnish the ofany house in New Orleans
and we will ship them package of the oils If they do
not perform all that Is claimed for them they will cost
nothing. Feb CIV
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

Some 60 to church just for walk,
Some go there to laugh and talk,
Some go there the time to spend,
Some 90 there TO meet a friend,
Some go to learn the parsons name,
Some go there to wound his fame,
Some go there for speculation,
Some go there for observation,
Some go there to doze and nod,
But few go there to worship God.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

RIGHTS OF MARRIED WoMEN.-Tbe
House of Representatives ofIndiana has
passed bill securing to married women
whose husbands have deserted them,
either voluntary or by compulsion of
judicial sentence, in cases of felony, all
their own property, real and personal,
all they may make during such deser-
tion, and all the proceeds of debts due
their husbands, for the support of them
selves and families.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

" A countryman passing over a
railroad in northern New York, which
is proverbially slow, asked the conduct
or why cow-catcher was attached to
the rear car instead of the usual place !;
he was informed by that officer that it
was sin order to prevent the cows on
that road from running into the train"
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

H"Wty, what drove you from home
such bitter day as this l' asked a wo-
man of poor little boy shivering and
crying at the corner of street Gross
words" he answered, with the tears
streaming down his cheeks.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
EMPIRE

LNSrABLI~HED January. ls53 All kinds of Iron
IA~huters Vaults -aes aud every description of House
Work, Machinery, StcaID Boilers Edge Tools, &c.
There is other Establishment in the that has
the advantages for executing First class work, and
at Prices as low any in the Atlantic cities.
All work equal 10 the best ofany state and quite supe
rior to much manufactured in this state
References: Express Building California and Mont
gomery streets. Masonic Hall Montgomery Ar
mory Hall. cor -acramento ami Montgomery streets
Wright- Banking House. Montgomery & Jackson
streets, and many other Of the Finest Buildings in
Francisco also of The best buildings in acramentn
and Marysville Orders from Interior Towns filed with
and all work warranted perfect measurement and
prcctions. Old hutters hand. augl5 56m
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
A & A X Id.

PROMPTED by honest desire of my heart. 1 wish 10
lay before the public which deserves light com,
mendaton only act of scientific skill but that
Of humanity also About two years ago suddenly and
from unknown to Iue, seized with fit Of Epi
epsy which owing TO my inabilt to the expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment and the
discouragemcnt which met with attempting it, soon
bebome such las was then led to believe defy tho
skill Of physician was freque ntly while in pursuit
calling thrown down the ground without the slight
warning and although insensble the agonies yet
despsed the miseries of life learned to look
npon those who would render assistance shelter
from danger enemies who prolong the misery
of my existence While in this State and having pre-.
vous to my Affections tasted the sweets of life
more was induced attempt seeking aid physician
and by recommendation. called on DIR. L. J. tzapkay /
told him my circumstances and my inability reward
him for his of which, however nc NJ
once undertook my and with the blessing of God
restored 10 perfect health Unable to re-
ward him for the boon which enjoy present and We
conscious ofmy indebtedness consider myself
and all afflicted to make the public in order
those in need of medical advice may find physician
whom every confidence can be placed
IL. s MEYER YABLONSKY.
State of California, San Francisco county-ss
Subscribed and before me this st day Of August
A. d. Is56 GILBERT A GRANT, Notary Public q. 81
Dr. L. J. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute te
on Sacramento street below Montgomery opposite Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company's Office San Franci.co
California. The Doctor offers free consultation ana
asks no remuneration until he effects cure,
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

20 At the mayors office, Clonmel,
(Ireland,) man was charged, in the
graphic language of the constable who
arrested him, with thrashing his wife,
walloping his grandmother, and failing
his children. The prisoner simply de-
Tended himself by saying he was ''rason-
in" with them"
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
FARMERS GUIDE


IoSelENIltlC PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
BY Henry stephens F. r. s., of Edinburgh and the
late j. p Norton Professor of Scientific Agriculture in
Octave, 1000 pages, and numerous Wood and Steel In
cravings.
This is. confessedly, the most complete work on Az.
rcuture published and in order to give it wider
circulation the publishers have resolved to reduce the
low price of
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes
When sent by mail (ost paiD California and Ore
gon the price will be 81 To every other part of 1.-THE
Union, and to Canada (post paid) Sc This work is not
the sold Book of the Farm"
. Remittances for any Of the above publications
should always be addressed post paid to the publishers
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
March 2-n No 81 Gold street. New York,
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

W A western editor, having heard
that two persons in drowning condition,
all the events of their past life suddenly
rise vividly before them, modestly ex-
presses wish that some of his delin-
quent subscribers would take to bathing
in deep water.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

ONO LEGIsLATURE.-Ont the goth ult
Mr.. Slough was expelled from the House
for strikink Mr.. Caldwell, by vote of
70 to 35. All the Democrats opposed
Mr.. Slough's expulsion, with the excep-
ton of Mr. Cory. Mr.. Slough left for
Cincinnati Immediately.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

~ When an act passed in Paris
that no dog should go at large without
amuzzle, q man was brought up for in
fringing In defense he alleged that
his dog had Euzzle "How is that 2"
quoth the justice. "Oh," says the de-
fendant, 1.-The act does not say whether
it should be the dogs own muzzle or a
leather muzzle."
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
10 the. Queens Health.

drink dare not say to whom
Queen not England's Queen but minel
drink to one whose pure young lips
Are richer than the wineL
Unto her hazel eyes drink,
And unto her nut brown hair
And to the cheeks that wear
The sea-she's faintest pink
l would that might breathe her name,
My simsle song would grow divine.
Even these molten rubes turn
(When split for herr to holy wine.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

CHARAvARI.-At a wedding recently,
near Rochester, N. Y, party of tinpan
serenaders paid visit and were invited
in, when the bride gracefully proffered
the wine and cake with her own hands.
After partaking heartily of the same,
they went away quietly, ashamed of
what they had done. Scarcely had
they reached their respective homes be-
fore they were seized with violent sick
ness and vomiting, and they all thought
they all were poisoned. 1t appears that
the bride had got wind of the intended
compliment" and had made cake in
which she mixed a plentiful supply OF
ippecac for the unlimited guests. The
thorough emetic no doubt had the salu'
tary and desired effect, and the "biters'
acknowledged themselves "badly bit
ten" that time.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

SHARP REPLy.-An elderly lady re-
Gently entered railroad car in Paris,
where were three or four gentlemen,
one of whom was lighting a cigar. OBJ
serving her, with the characteristic po-
likeness of Frenchman, he asked her
if smoking would incommode her. She
turned towards him, and with quiet
dignity replied:
Il do not know, sir; no gentleman
has ever Smoked in my presence"
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

DEAD AND ALIvE.-All the men who
have been elected Governors of New
Hampshire since 1888 are alive, and all
before that period are dead. - Nashua
IeLegraph.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

% John" said doting parent to
her rather Unsuitable boy, "can you eat
that pudding with impunity!' Il don't
know, ma" replied young hopeful, but
L guess can with a spoon.'
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
PO ST A GE

IN all the principal Towns and Cities, these works
VIII be delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent by
man .he Postage to any part of the United States will
pe ou' iWenty-Four Cents year for Blackwood, and
but Fourteen Gents year for each of the Reviews
b-i ne price IN Great Britain of the five Periodi-
cas- aooVe named Is about S3l per annum.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
Clubbing.

discount of twenty five per cent from the above pr
will be allow ed to clubs ordering four copies
OF any one more of the above works. Thus Four
copies of Blackwcod. of Review will be sent
one address for 81 four copies of the four Reviews and
lackwood for $50 and on.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

70 1t is said that certain town in
New England, in order to get rid of srp-
porting pauper, elected him to seat
in the Legislature.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
Notice to Liquor Dealers and Merchants

4 complete assortment of the Oils necessary for ma
"A king and favoring every variety of Liqnor and
package of the articles used for giving Artificial
strength to Liquors, converting 20 gallons of whs
key to 100 gaons and every article necessary
mence lIQUoR STORE will be furnished for SEQ Also
all the information necessary to conduct such an estab
shment thus enabling the beginner successfully
compete with the oldest liquor dealers Address thro
the Post Office
P. LACOUR, New Orleans
Iacour's Concentrated Acid fov making Vinegar is
put mp in packages at S5 per package-in good
shipping order feb 6-ly
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27
Ssleath 4 Arnold.

No IT'S, J. Street, between 9th and 7th SITS.
Sacramento.
HAVE ON HAND, and offer for sale. n complete as.
sortment of Groceries, Liquors, Provisions.
FLOUR. in bbls. halfbawcls and California in sacks.
CORN MEAL, in bblS, etc.
PORK. clear and mess in bbs and half.bbls
BAtoN. Tx clear. and JXl.. and California cured
fOFFEE. Rio. Bovee's, ground and in tins
RICE. Carolina. in bbls and hafbblS. China do.
SUGAR, crushed pulverizcd, New Orleans and China.
CARD, in 10 and 20 tins, kits and kegs
FISH, Goldfish salmon and mackerel
TEAS. black and green, !, ! aud chests
TOBACCO fruit san, peach, elephant fine cut honey
dew smoking do.
general assortment of Liquors, Wines case goods
very description.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

~ St. Bernard says, that, at the
Last Day, it will not be asked what we
did, or what we believed, but what we
loued.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

- "Dick, l say, why don't you turn
the buffalo robe t'other side out 2 hair
is the warmest." bah, Tom, you get
out. Do you suppose the animal him
self didn't knew l,r Titr his hide
olloE hiS t,ls.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-27

- A gentleman of Alabama was ly-
ing i'll bed one morning, when friend
stepping in said "R -, breakfast is
coming on" ''Let it come" exclaimed
R, with look of defiance, 81 am
not afraid of it,