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United States Supreme Cont.

WAsHINGToS, Tuesday Jan. II, 1853.
Case No. 3O.-David Lecompte ct al. VS.. Franklin
Steele. The arguments on both sides were continued
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Nora rival of the North American.

PORTLAND, Tuesday, Jan. l2-ll p. IN.
Aset there are no signs of the steamship North
Amecan now about due at this port from Liverpool.
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Naval Intelligence.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Jan. II 1873.
The u. +. Surveying steamer Argentina, bound to
Roario. South America sailed hence to-day, under
Sangas.
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Boston Bank Statement.

Boston, Tuesday, Jan. Il, 1893.
Til flowing the foothgs of our bank statement
FOR he last week: .
Csp,l ssh $50 OO0l Due to other Banks StS6SM
LoansaIe Discounts 81 22l oOOl d. pots lI2o M
Due tn Othe! Banks $685., 5Ool
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GYs. Tom FoRD.-The Ohio Senate has passed
resolution 10 the effect that the LeutenantGoverno,
after the expiration of his present official term sns"
be known as" General Ford
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TWO wEEKs
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
$1,000, 900 in Treasure on the way.

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY AT NBw ORLEANS
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PARTY CENSORSHIP LANE AND BRIGHAM
YOUNG.
C,rresposdrzcs Of The PhiiaArluSss Pres

WAsprsoros Jan. II, 1853.
The letter of Gov. Wise 10 the Tarnmany Society
a terrible blow TO those who only few weeks ago,
read Douglas and Walker and The Press out Of the
Demoer ratio party for dissenting from single opinion
of the Presidents Message The full force of the dis
organizing tendency of their course is apparent to al
Of them and they that If the course they marked
out we're pursued throughout it must be with Ger.
tanty of destroying the party.
Are Tsornbs, Stephens, Quitmsn, Wise. ard others,
to be read out Of the party They differ with the
President more than Douglas or Walker.
Fitch and those who took stand with him on the
Kansss question fearful that they have mscalcu-
lated and that the pun,i.ment they prepared to in
fict upon Democrats Of long standing, whose national
and conservative Democracy extends further back
than 1919, when Fitch pledged himself, as his pub
Eshed letter shows 10 maintain in debate aud to vote
for the main planks of the Abolitionlsts platform,
may before many days recoi upon themselves to the
extent Of holding high places by the gift of the people
LEARN that the Administration are in possession Of
facts 10 prove conclusyely that the celebrated jim
Lane who was snubbed in the House of Represents
tiyes by Col. Hunt Of louisiana and showed no fight
ard who afterward served For time in lunatic asy
luu preparatory to his debut in Kansas. is now AND
has bee for some months in collision with the Nor
mons
Tie exact character Of the information is not known
but the impression is that express between Brigham
Young and Lane has been intercepted on the plains by
the United States forces. II ia probable that the mat
ter will be called to the attention of Congress
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Correspondence of The Phn.delphi. North American.

Correspondence OF The PhIsdeIphis North Amercar.
After all the sbors of the Naval Courts of Inquiry,
appears the troubles are Dot yet ended The NOM
nations made by the President upon their recon-
mendation have been subjected, was announced in
this correspondence would be the case to the severe
scrutiny Of the Senate Comnttee and the result there
has been advise that considerable minority be not
confirmed. Whether the Senate will adopt these re-
ports remains TO be determined. II il certain, how
ever tina. their Committee have by this proceeding
virtually ratified the action of the original Board
against which much camor was raised IN that body
by declaring the action Of the recent Courts too
lenent and rejecting their promotions and advance
ment. because the evidence the records failed to
Justify such favorable consideration. OF the Phila-
dephia cases. that of Capt. Richie has been recon-
mended for confirmation and that of Lieut.. Palmer
for rejection. Capt. Shaw, the only officer lowered by
the three Courts from the grade assigned by the Re
form Board, has yet to be considered.
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8untten unb Striden orudenoe Eele9rapb ers
funben. Inter ben ~fernerea Nerbel1erern nell>
nen mir Nleranoer 9 ain in Gn9lano nno
0topal 6. Sou e in Seem. DOrt.
Die erpe Geleerapbenlinie IN Oeutldlano
wurpe i'm Sabre 1887 3wiiden Uttndea uao
8oaenbaaSen BON Stetnbtel nno bier in
Amerifa i'm Sabre 1914 3mll9en Saltintore
unO Walbineton, 40 Wfeilen Lang, ertiAtet.
Sn benz anslautliG fur5en 3eitraum bon IA
Sabren bat Iid elm Selegrapbennep bon 49,
OC0 Wieilen bon Jtep- 6cunplanD biz Geras,
BON ben Yrairieen be8 Welteas unp ben srcBen
Seen be8 ytOroens bis gum atl1ntilhen Ocean
uuO gum mericaniIGen @olf ausseoebnt. Der
Oft mubeUc0en 2eituns Des Drabtes aber brsite
StrDme muBte balp Der 0erlud Der Se9nn9 oeS
Sur SerbinoerunS Der SrpoirnnS NIT @utta
Berda bsfletoeteu Drabtes folsen uno CAB oies
bic %urlprin9li6e Spee CUR 2eSun9 elieS lub'
mariner Gelesrupben, wel4e AUDI i'm Sabre
1850 3wil6en Dpper uno @alats, "a Wtellen
lang, e~Ifectuirt wuroe. Dem 9esliidtep 0erlna
folaten balo anoere g~tahabmuusen, uno BIG 1est
betldst bic 21nse Der selesten iubmarlner
Drabte 26624 Wieilen uno pertbeitt lid wie
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nnsefabr $50 Sdritt biuunteraebt. trifft man
Elm l90neS @tabllhemeut, Deferet Store. DIE
leg 0ebauoe %beftn0et ltG nod I'M Bereide isner
Wtauer. @e9enuber benz leBtsenannten Store
lit 9rn. Gilbert un6 @eri6's @tabliliemert.
Der Grain oieler Sirma wurbe lebten Winter
3uridgebalten uno ourite niht mad Salt Qafe
Gitp 9eben; i6 CLAUDE iebOd, baB e8 obiaen
0erren wenig Idapete, Denn tie rerfauften in
@amp Scott lbre Waaren wcbl nOA better, ais
in Salt 2ate @ttb. Auf biele 8etle MARRIOTT
ten mir NIT Wiulif bic StraBe berunter, molel6It
mir audi cine Ser. ut. 6lag9e auf5epflan5t las
ben, unD ais mir pOr otei erl 0ebdupe antamen,
mar eS 8Ouu. Cummings, wel1er in Der Gbire
ltano+ Oleler JAP unS rcr lelnem Saule pors
BET o%eftliren =; i'm 3peiten StcfDerf laB Der Ses
fr, tar pom lItab. AlS mir nun ans @noe Der
SIraBe fameu, bSrte unlere WtuIif all gu lpie
len nnp mir batten Die @itp beinabe I'M Hlifen,
ala nod etpaS palirte, mas Der @rwdbnun9
wertb TT. Gs 1T admlid cine idOne .Ginrldtuns
tn Der Stast, eaB auf beioen Seiten Der StroBe
gSaller fIeBt. Oa e8 MN all ttelem Gage iebr
w1rm uno oa piele u~nierer Solpaten ourlii9
Wareu, itluten lte ibren Durit, inpem le ibre
Seaer nit Dem 0alier fauten. geraOe mar
elmer unIerer &eute nit Dem BeAer in Der bano
aus ben Netben a9etreten uuO ndberte li9 Dem
Waller, nm benz 8eilptele leiner b~urltiaen Sea-
n%leraOeu 5u fclgen, ais Elm Wann aus Dem
9aule trat nno gu ibm la9te: "You hav'nt
the right to drink this water, it is my
property" SO mac ein Slid fir ben Mann,
OaB elmer unlerer Sff5iere III Der Ndbe MAJ,
mlOetSenfaQs er elm Sinp oes Tooes Qeipe roen
pdre, mas er aud fur feline 0tObbeit, einem
Wtann etncn Grunt Waler pOreutbalten gu
wpllen, Uer0ient butte.
so mill nur nod erpd6neu, baB biejeri9en,
nel4e bier Die Sdupter waren, tluge &6pfe lein
mullen, oenn Aues3, mae i9 bier lebe, 5eu9t BON
Oieleal SeritanO urO GROCER Gbdtisfeit! Waa
plr el5sntli4 molten, mag @ott uno Buchanan
milleli, mir Ielber ~be9reifen eS ni9t!
/ GOronto, CANADA, z. IusI(t. Seute
le9te 81 Garter Dem Yropin3ialparlanlente Die
gIlteoeS BON i9m eebiloeten neuen Cabinets ppr
9 Wfilslieoer oenelben 9ebSren Dem 9eltir3ten
W a. DonalDf9en Cabinet an unb
nur brei (@aIt, 9eueau uuo Stewaro) iino
neu. ra
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&mrse Gseicbitbte bes atlamtiicbeu
&~ele0raben+

Der @GectrosM asnetismus tpurbe i'm Sabre
1919 BON YrpfeGor Ser ED in Copenhagen
entOedt; idpn i'm nG4lten Sabre wauOte ibn
Der franaSlide 8bpltter ampere our Gus=
fabruuo zines 9eleorapben an, Der ieoc4 il
ieiner nnpOaaduOigfeit ME pruftilde @rfrl8e
bate. Der uddfe 5Orti4ritt Ourd proisiOr
SOfepb penny 1921 betanO in Der 00o8s
Ii6feit Der G~ransmiiliOn pes eleftrilden Giro
mes 8piideu peiten ~GntfernunSen uno IN Dem
@ebraude zines ein5iSen DrabteS. Durd bic
gntoedung zines Deutlden, gtarnenS Weber,
I'M Sabre 1888, DuB elm Supferbrabt feiner
ni6tleitenpen 8eDedunS beDIrfe, wuroe es mSge
lid. Denlelben, anltatt wie frlber in Der Grpe,
itbt tber 6duier binWe8fa9ren gu fSnuen. Salt
au olej6er GET wurbe ron einen anOera Deut-
iden, 6teinhiel, ben 9erren GoDt e unc
BbeatfOne in England uno 9 amne II
S. s. MDrie in Rew Oort Der ielbt in
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Gele9ropDticDe SSae1ricbten
8trt1tetf ur ben 81 al ttmDrt gDefer."
Ser atlant. Ielearapb.

~~T1~ @
g t. Sobn, %. S., 10. Gus. Sine eben
bon Der Grinitp : Bap ein9elauteae Dspelde
ia9t:
YG1eS, mas nit benz atlanttl6en telegraph
IN Serbinbun8 itebt, 9ebt our 8efriepi9un8 BON
Statten.
@e5eianet @ArusW. BteGb."
ct. SObn, g. S., 10. Iue. @pru8
Us. Stelo bat cine 8e9lafwiinld NprelIe
bon benz @recutiue @puSilium unb ben Sirsern
erbaften.
Der @oup srneur CAB beute Sru. 8ielD unb
ben Slflcteren Der gtiasura Elm srpBeS @lisu,
meldes nit einem San enbisen IpQ.
Grte 9epel6e.
9altfar, 10. auBult. Nle Nadridten
BON Irlritp Sap oeuten oarauf bin, blB bic
Verbinpun9 oes Taue8 &c. berseltelt II Der
apparat Demnadft i'm @ange fem miro uno
man e%rpartet, DaB bic 8otl9aft Der &Snisiu
nod beute Naat coer Worsen telesrapbirt miro.
3ueite 9epei6e.
Cotton, 10. Nu9. Die Tele9rapben, 2is
MEN Sltlid BON Bottom baben seidloIlen ooer
ftno Seltcrt uno eS finDen oiele Na6t feline net
teren Serbinbunseu nit Grtnit1 Sap ltatt.
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ENp20i'
snA &S& -" equitable Seaer=
s@ssSssSR N9sz| SeritGerungs=G Olup.
s"c%s1Hs$&4 Jncprpprtrt 1894.
Sbarter auf thinner.

Offices: Sp. 10 SDuth fraBe. @
Diele cite ub fpItoe Office ptrFbert 5dufer unb @5 I.
beln eegeu Werluf Dber y "a a~bterng Dpn 5euer
81 febr btat8en Jtaten mad benz plane Der @esen1cttisfett unD
untesfasuns unb sewdbrt 8iTtps BON 8tmmerleuten unter
befriebi9eneen Vebtneuneen.
Srnnofudsbefser, treldbe tn ser Equitable Dffce" berfts
dern, rabRn feline pettcfe 0erGntpcrtltdtstt, aIs fur ben Se.
tra8 ibrer Oepplten, uab Det'n Nblduf Der @pttcen fnb fe
gum @ntpfan8e e'ner Sddroiptps nbe BON % 9rpent ~bersdtigr.
Oas 9ubItfum miro btermtt bDft1f etn9eIdbeu auf uRferer
Office, NG. 10 Sputbfr. ppr3uipreGen, no Tim pas 9rtHSip nab
wel9em bic @eieai&aft psra@ert, tiar unb beutIi4 casaeIeS
nirb. Oirpftnrpu.
mas &eIIC, Charles 81. GarrpI, WPthaei gpdrner,
9Dtaiarn Senuebp, Multn SentnS, Dduiel Dali,
S9entY Htsran, 8enidmin Defprb, Gcbert 81. DObbt
Jlutes JraSter, Samuel 8trhp, Dantet QEarfelb
SranctS u. @rDpf. SGasmether.
Till 9msb .. -SoneS, SetretSr.
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rs Ut Il ! en a 4 80

OdttDnuS
CUR Sdneioer uno Siderber6erqe.
NORTH 8rebertdfr. So. 90.
Die untersetGaeten nGGeh etnem Det trltben Mukfyrn..
unb tnsbepnbere tbren 8reunb n uno ben bteRgen SdnsiSsr"
un6 SGdern bic ~ersebenhe NnSeise, baB tbre gDtrtbiaait fest
auf bas befe unb bequentte 6 n8ertdtet TT unb an be- 8ar nSr
cute un0 frtf8e Sprtien no Getrante perabre6t merben,
Sonnta9S unp W2onta98 2unh.
I'm G~enet8ten 8ufpru6 bitten
Gnff06 inf 4 % ~ n A - a.. ..S m -.
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Ga fbtn9tc n, 10. Slug. Der 6inan5.
~miuilt:r bat 2 Wtiuipnen be8 AulebenS ben Sers
rem NoulnS II. Scbu 5u9e prcdeu, gu 5 Yro.
sent, mad benz ltren9e etngebaltenen @runb lase,
oaB nur Die 6nerit rerlte9elt ein9el4iften an9e.
bpte maB8ebenb ltub.
Der Wtartnemtnilf ter 1T beute nad @pnnec=
ticut ab9ereilt unD pirb brei Woden abnelent
fein. @r niro bic Napb- Oaro8 auf ietnel
9tcute inlpt5tren. Der erlte @lert @allb 1T f
LANCE lein Ste1Oertreter.
Die Expedition 9e9en Para9uap wirb MID
Dor erlteln Sftoter abgeben.
Yorf, 10. NusuIt. @elfern fam
an Der untern Quarantaine baS S6iff Scope
rel. pcn Stem. Srlean8 mad 8orbeaur be1timmt,
an. Sc lief BIER Elm, neil Der @apitdn unp bic
nleiiten bon Der Wannl4aft ba8 9elbe Dieber
baben. ee4 1850 .a1 s.
Ct. 2pni8, 10. gug. Die Sriebens=
@cumilldre BON utab fameu 9eltern bier purd
auf ibrem We8e mad Sfen. " tfa7 S..
Sin Serr bon albuquerque beri4tet, caB
|375 M1nn in pamnee Sort am .NrfanIaS
BtulIe periammelt leien, UNI bent q n. IS a l.
{ auf ie!ner Expedition mad Spnpra 8eie
ltanp gu lel(ten. Walfer fol- Bel Bannee Sort
rorbei9efomnten lsin an Der Spibe BON 800 nit
Minnies 8adIen bewaiineten Nritern uno Is
Sanpnen. ST ira iiA iest nit Sol. Situs in
81 palp b%efiupen.
IS eitere8 uber @alter'S Se>
n ora-@rpeoittpn Derlelbe Serr Be-
ri9tet ferner, baB er bel Bamnee Sort 10000
BIC 10000 Snbianer traf, Die pom Sol. Surt
ibre Sabre89eloer befamen.
Son ntab
1T pas Heuelfe, baB Die SriebenSs @outmilldre
li6 nit 9rn. Srio9er, Dem erlten Inliepler BON
Sort Srip5er, auf ben Seimpe9 beSeben baben.
Sic beae9neten auf ben @benen iber 1000 BON
Hu1len'S uno Waobeu'8 Wasen.
Son Neu Mertco
seben bic Boltnadridten Bis gum 10. Suli.
Die 8oltbeauten meloen, baB Die Snciauer Der
9ioute eutlans lebr unrnbis lino uno oaB lte bic
Bo1t aufbielten uno Glien uno S4napS pers
~lan9ten. Sn Saata Sc waren Dor Nb9ans ber
Hoit beftise 9teSen %9efalleu. Die We9e fparen
bur4 ben 0feSen gum &beif 10 ruiulrt pOrpen.
DaB le nur l9wer bon Der Rclt pallrt perDen
%fonnten. saaa
Ser erwartete Dampfer. Sas
|lifor, 10. Au9., Z lbr Gbenos. Da Das
Better rubi9, aber nebli9 ilt, 70 wiro Der Dame
pier Nia9ara BON europa WObl niat mebr eins
laufen.
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TurMfohrtSbfGett unb n1bere mt 9gNaHtFk NHsfNhTt NNp
M bobsn In Der aidets office, Calvert Station, NOrhpn.Gae
MN q oIusrt unp TranfltnfraBe, Balttn1pre.
~ srItSS'S 6. 6. Mbrepn, Snpertntenbent
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Gaaharbpr etabtz nno Qauhoefeni6nft

MOreen Abenb TT yerfammlung tn 5errn Rabler's. ref
QOps' & tal, Grebertfftr. Da oe neuen 3etunaen osoefen,,
tnb nnb pDGt. t~ntsrefaate Na4rt4tsn m~tsssfpsilt iperpe
f0nnea, 70 tnb niGt nur ale Mfttglieosr, iDnOsrn auG auber
Salttmpre- Wtlbe ju btelen Mtlttbetlungea etngelabea.
OM SJafpb 9 d M Neent.
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Gjntes !&pffbou8 mnS OySir+6S1oEt

user ct. euteS unb %freunbltGes DparDtnnbaus fudt fonn
tm Isa9ss sa maBtsen Yrdfe in SO. 128 8 Gparlrshr. i'm
nVS'@aaa'en 1eparifSrr 5Ouie' fnben, aupU nebf Der BE-
g rtf etnr,ttlng ub pOrBlolt6 satem Slid tets and
lt,gt @ao selaaes gstraate a. pGSyn Fao.
NJ ~ I'll paa 0ste oSseser'fSe 2%daerbier."
80 ~ SRbann &leffeL
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Nrbeiter 0auperein.

Die Mttt8Iteber beS Mrbeiter gaupertns lperben btermIt
euI8ef0roerE l9 ndaten Dpnnerftag ben IL. Auguf In Scr.
am!niun8sl9ta BET 3srrn Spba Detftr ein5ufnpea, ba Ie9r
mIptt9e @el@alte sur Derbanell ng pprliegtn. %
OVO s q Nuf rnne q 81 IA GefrekGr
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alien Orten uub Staoten i'm wefliden Tbeil

9as @eyGf wtrb mad AHsn 9anptaatlpnen In Mef unb
Nprtb mdf ttrt.
90 @rcuripns.G tdetS mad Niaenra Saus unb aurid $13.
Dur& pe Dpueneun8 btG{er 5aQn BITE g4taiamspp Ttre
bic @ntternun9 beS gBefeus bebeutenb perturst unO wr Der"
pettsn BITE &sttenpen auf na@iplSeuben @ereletd Der perf&te'
penen Nputen,
Nnit Scr Mnrthsrn x satna1 nLcsaLsAa ah.r Slsn. MrrE
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Spu. Sartt9e &imbnraer SIGic.
Saeoelt eftaiftn cine ,ttlpe Senbuns
Sariage mo SimGut9er safe eriter QnalitGt,
tpelGe btltst ablaNyn '
AHalu s NroAt MIR MrnoIee
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-12
A CA IL ID.

PROMPTED by an honest desire Of my hesrt I ,,;sb q,
lay before the public whi.d deserves li,, COW,
mendation only of scientific 81 m I,. ~,
of humanity, also. About two years ago sjaenl 49,
from causes unknown to me, seized will . a. ~ mi
lepsy, which owing to my inab y meet e eri.esas
consequent upon thorough me,eal treattnt and the
diseouragement whfh met with attemntfnrit Il soon
became such (as was then led to believe a to ef the
skill of physician was frequently while in -,-st,if
my calling throw down to the al vithous m slif
warning and although nsensibie the son ies oi
despsed the miseries of life and learned "a onl
npon those who would render me assistance or sh M
from dauEer enemies who sought prolong the sery
ofmy existence While in this State aud hayil,t prt.
viou to my aiietions tasted ne sweets Of life tonee
more was induced to attenp seeA0 ard of ply fcan
told him my circumstances. and my inability to rEvarl
him for his services-regardless of which however i,
once undertook my and with the blessing H nod
was once restoredto perfect health ;nabs Ito re
" ard him for the boon which enie, at present n 90
con scious ofmy ndebtr dness consider II due ~ hive
and all afflicted to make the pa bile In orssI tba
those in need Of medical advice NAV ind nh,s is
whom every confidence can be placed
IL ; MEYER YABEONsSkY.
State of California, San Francisco colintv-ss
Subscribed and sworn before this day Of Angns
A. ID. 1856. GILBERT GRAM Notary FafAlic H. s
DIR. i. j. Czapkays Medical and Surgical 4 Intitute
Sacramento street. below Montgomery. 9pose th7
oiiic Mail Steamship Company Offce ssns Francisco
California. The Doctor offers free cons'staficc I'D
asks no remuneration unless be c@~r.s ssfe.
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-12

CTOCkTON STREET, SAN FRASCIsCo.-This
- Hospital from which the County Patients have late
" been removed is under the sole management Of
the SISTERS OF MERCY, and was opened for the re-
cepton of patients on the first of September.
The medical and surgical department will be under tho
charge of DIR. A J. BOWIE and ] p. WHITNEY. There
will be General Wards for Medical and Surgical patients
male and female and Lyng-n Ward in charge of an
experienced and competent Nurse also, number Of
comfortable priv ate rooms.
the Sisters have provide for the main
and medical cure of the sick, they will not be
able for some time to receive any FREE patients
The following of charges has been fixed upon viz:
in the General Wards, per week. $40 90
In Private Room, per week. 20 90
- if the patient prefers to employ his own physician
this latter charge will be reduced to SIS per week
Liquors will be extra. months payment in al anee
viii be required unless the be one whicn, IN 'ne
opinion of the Physicians, will not require tna' space OF
time for treatment. -,
E@S@ Dispensary connected with tne no hospIAi u
opcu every day from II NJ till Il NJ "nen pa
tieuts viii be prescribed for. oe'S-5m
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-12
All Kinds OF Liquors & Vinegar,
INSTANTLY, by the of
I tCOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

These oils obtained by dstillation at the Chemical
Laboratory Parish of jefferson of Pierre Iacow author
OF Lacours Chemical Analyois Lacour's Chemical
nipulations Lacour the Manufacture of Liquors &c
Purchasers particularly requested to return the
TASKS and obtain their money if the oil does not give
perfect satisfaction.
LACoUR's OIL OF CoGNAC converts neutral spiri,
to superior imitation of Imported Brandies, viz :
Otard, Sazerac, Marett Cognac Poultney, Seignette
United Vineyard Proprietors, Casillon and London
Dock Brandies. These Liquors will have full fruity
flavor and beautiful sparkling color. Common Rect
fed Whiskey will be changed by the of the oil OF
Cognac to New York Brandy Pine Apple Brandy tom
mon Cognac Brandy &c.
to Monongahela Rye Whiskey Old Virginia Malt Whs-
key, Bourbon Whiskey. &c.
OIL OF CEDRLT changes common Rectifed Wills
key to Old Irish Malt Whisky and superior article
Scotch Whiskey.
OIL OF PE4CH changes common whskey to vir
ginia Peach Brandy &C. Oil of Peach and Oil of Cognac
Will convert common Whiskey to Apple Brandy
RIL OF GIN converts the poorest Whiskey to Hol
land Gin, Schiedam schnapps, Rose Gin Swan Gin En-
LACOUR'S CONCENTRATED ACID will. in five
hours after being mixed, change five gallons good
Vinegar and twenty five gallons ofwater 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 per
For MIXING LIQUORS, Lacour's Oils require no
preparation-only J NJ the oil into the Whiskey and
shake we'll The Liquors thus made will have a fine nat
ura aroma, full rich oily taste beautiful transpar
ent color and fine bead Lacours oils exert three dis
properties converting common whisky to brandy
gin, &c. The first property combines with and subsidies
in the form of oculent particles the whole the grain
oil (Amvlic AIcohol) The Whiskey is Thus dcnrived Of
that peculiar irritating and burning TASTE and becomes
neutral spirit; the second property cDssts in an oily
mucaginous taste impaired to the liquor which rem
ders 1t mellow and iDparts appearance of great
the third property exhibited in the rich nutty
odor that is impaired to the liquor which reuders dis
tincton from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils put upi quart TASKS each flask con
tans sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons of
liquor. Full and comprehensive directions accompany
the bottles. Price, S2,o0 per bottle.
of Charles STR
R3- 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 p LACOUR New Orlaans
Purchasers are requested guarantee of good
faith to furnish the ofany house in Orleans
and will ship them package of the oils If they do
not perform all that is claimed for them they will cost
nothing. Feb
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-12
Private Medical and Surgical Institute

DIR CzAPKAY would call attention to the flowing
malades in the treatment of which he guarantees cure
Diseases of the Brain, such Epilepsy ApopleNv
Rushing of the blood to the head inflammation of its df
fercnt tissues partial and complete paralysis and sani
ty, and all functional arrangements such as Loss of
Memory, Aversion to Society, MiSanthropy T imidity
Nervous excitement from slight causes selfsrus rid
dnes headache ringing in the ears confusion of ideas
love Of solitude optical Illusions disturbed sleep and in
capacity Tor labor and study Also in diseases of the
Lungs and air passages, such Tubercuar disease or
consumption, Pneumonia or Inflammation of the Iunps
Pleurtes or Pleurisy, Asthma humoral or spasmodic
Bronchlfas Laryngitis and all forms Catarrhal afec
tons Also diseases of the Liver Congestons of the
Liver Assesses of the Liver Cacu in the Gall Blad
der and Ducts Jaundice and those diseases which mpar
ITS functions, such Panama fever Bilious fever and
lnermttng fever and the consequences which these dis
orders leave behind Also diseases of the Stomach sucb
as Gasritis or Inflammation of the Bowels Dvspepsa in
all It's forms which destroy the appetite and digestion
Flatulence, Dysentery and Darrh9a Also diseases OF
the Kidneys and other Urinary Organs such as Diabetas
an excessive How of urine, Alburnnuria commonlv
known as Brights disease In this complaint the nhv
sc1an and patient do not oftentes the
OF the disease until too late. The common symp-
toms are general indsposition, with dropscaI syvene
Calculi in the Kidneys Urethra Bladder and all other
disorders of the urinary organs Also diseases of the
Womb and its appendages such Irregularities Of the
ular. Proapsus, falling of the Womb sleiv Cvar-
Dropsy and other diseases Of the parts In .he
treatment of the above diseases the Doctor hss ;1,
remedies and guarantees perfect IRE in all eases
the money will be returned.
fS9 All consultations, by letter other wise FPEr
Address DR.. L. J. CZAPHAY, San Francisco
August g, 1s56-tf