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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-30
ORIGIN OF OPP FELLows.-It has
,ecn supposed by many that the origin

ORIGIN OF ODD FELL0Ws.-It has
beon supposed by many that the origin
Of the society Of Odd Fellows-or rath-
err the organization Of that association
was Of comparatively modern date.
They will bessomewhat surprised, how
ever, says the Cincinnati Times T" to
learn that its origin dates as far back
as the time Of Nero, and was establish
ed by the Roman soldiers in the year
SIS. At that time they were called
"Fellow Citizens The present name
was given them by,Titus Caesar, twen-
ty-four years afterwards; and they
were SO called from the singular char.
acter of their meetings, and from their
knowing each other by means of
m, stical signs and language. At the
same time he presented them with a
dispensation, engraved on plate Of
gold, bearing different emblems of NOR
tally. In the fifth century, the order
was established.in the Spanish domin-
IONS, and in Portugal in the sixth cen
fury. Itsdid not reach France and Eng
land until the eleventh century 1t
was then established in the latter coun-
try by John DeNille, who, assisted by
five Knights from France, formed a
Grand Lodge in London. This an
cient fraternity las now its lodges in
every quarter Of the globe, and, by its
usefulness and benevolent character,
commands the respect and countenance
of all who are acquainted with its ma
ture and purpose" Those upon whose
reliance may be placed,
give credit to Baltimore for first intro
ducing Odd Fellowship into the United
States and to Grand Sire Thos. Wilde,
still living among us, belongs the hon
or.-BaHimOre Patriot.
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TAKE NOTICE.

is now ti.se to settle up business for The year
L and those having open accounts With sus mus
close the same either by cash, produce or rote.-
We take pork, wheat, ard all other kinda Of pro
duce SSe xhaat market prices.
49, C. WEED & CO.
Der 10 1887
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-30

3D. AS0 "V'OiHpt W suppress them
occasioned serious disturbance. By the
present stringent law this system is en-
tirely abolished. The practice Of Wild
ows burning themselves originated
among those of the warlike casts, and
its victims must be regarded as instan-
ces Of noble devotion to those heroes
with which they wished to be reunited
in another world. They were often
Celebrated in ancient Indian poetry
Such sacrifices have never been uniiyer.
SAT, and were rare in ancient times
Educated under another system, such
exhibitions would strike us with horror
yet Eescannot but admire the devoted
aReqtion Of the Hindoo mother who Of
fsts Asssslf on the funeral p, re, or casts
~ did into the sacred river. Great
Nt1bot for females is inculcated in their
Laws, and exhibited in some Of their
poems. We believe they would have
retained their ancient purity of man
nep, were it not for the examples Of
t. s1lahommedon conquerers, whose
81 pMent was corrupt as it was DIES.
pStic: & Nader. English rule they arr
improving in this respect.
The pNhei Of sncient Hindoo work,
both ofxfrose and poetry is immense
There Is disposition to ascribe 81
wGuaHHhAt relate 10 their system O
mXfho|oRY and ancient religion. to III.
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Ia e @s..z.;.; PHILADELPHIA

For THROUGH TICKETS and further correct and rclia
BILE information apply at the Ticket Calvert Station
n. f. corner of Calvert and Franklin streets Baltimore
dlOtf e. G. ADRFON SUPERINTENDENT
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Steamships.

<1Ea5ss FOR SAVANNAH,
<Zt.sffT-K SATURDAY, DEC 18th. at - o,crool NJ
HrsrssT18asssE The steamship COMMERCE + " C n'
ger, commander, will sail as above - - ""
For freight or passage, having excellent accopnod
tions, apply to T. IT, BELT Jr A'0''
~ - 49, Agent, Union Dock
n BIO Bills of Lading signed after ship sails, dIS-9
$50 G r. O Nj w ELLIS GREAT
81, ne II EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
aEaS5seEsseSza STEAMSHIP FREIGHT AND PASSEN
- ---.- GER LINE.
Inc Ten SlEAMf'kS of this Line in first rat
order and the Agent announces to the business commu
ny that steamer viii leave lie Spears Wharf, Balti-
RY AFTERNOON, at 5 O'Clock
Insurance may be effected goods by the Cromwelps
Steamers to from New York ouen polices ~ their
office at oneeghth per cent This Insurance will be ef
teced for the account of the owners Of the propertv floss
if any payable them) with the Comma
MES, whose certificate will be given when reuuired
One of the above steamers viii leave Baltimore EVERY
SATURDAY afternoon at 3 O'clock for Charleston : q
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
apply to A. C. HAIL. Agent
116 Spears Wharf, BALTIC
A. B. CROMWELL, 4 Co
cor. Washington IL Albany SITS, n Y
JOHN W. CALDWELL, Agent
feZ4 " Charleston, S c.
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I ~,
RUSSELL & BRO. Agents in Wilmington n c. will
promptly forward goods consigned to their care
Goods sent to address will be forwarded free of com
mission and all charges thereon promptly paid
DUNNOCK Il WEATIIERLY.
Having resigned the above line in our friends
Mrssrs. DUNNOCK X WEATHERIY, who are prepared
with their own vessels to carry it according the
above desirable arrangement, solicit
shippers that liberal support which energy and en-
terlfIse descrNe. nj u MASON BROS
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Shipping.

Il FOR HAVANA-The good brig
>SzzzHs4aM "EUDORAS' Capt George Haskell, will be
=. = dispatched in few days. For freight
diff M0RRELL K RANDALL.
LIN FOR ASPlNWALL, N. c.
rSa1i}{a1EnM The fine new Brig "GILMOR MEREDITH"
,az..nA Albert Gray, master is loading, will
have dispatch For light freight or PdsssEs apply
dl4 Smiths wharf and Pratt st.
LIN FOR RIO DE JANEIBO.-
NSa@a.taenM The superior Al bark CELIA VIRGI-
- 80 MAP VIM. Focke, master, will have quick
dispatch ror freight passage having excellent state
N'''' F L. BRAUNs Il CO.,
dl3-tf corner Lombard ST. and Cheapside.
FOR CALLAO, VIA Quay
M=aFazesM quil.-The fine Al ship ''SARAH MARCH"
$3.50 - stowey, master, is loading at pier 45
apply G4 to sHil nH Tss4 aSl s PlSi, st.
IN UNION LINE FOR CALLAO
N1}n<ssM DIRECT FROM NEW YORK-The Al half
- L. Z Y Clipper Ship KATE SWEATLAND Spauld
ing Master having nearly all her cargo engaged, will
have dispatch For freight or passage having fine
commodations apply to W. RHOADS 4 son,
nlG-d corner Smiths wharf and Pratt street
5l21 UNION LINE-CHlNA PACK
Nsz1f@yzsM ct FOR HONG KONG AND SHANGHAI,
EASTERN STATE, P. C. Kiburn, Master, win have
quick dispatch for the above port having twothrds of
her cargo engaged Insurance guaranteed at the lowest
rates. For freight passage, having fine accommoda
tons for 10 cabin passengers, apply to
nl6-tf W RHOADs & son.
I'M FOR NEW ORLEANS. MU
NCzLfa&saM HENDERSON K CO.'S. REGULAR LINE
zS-Positively freight received after 10th
inst-Ihe fine fast-sailing packet schr. CENTRAL
AMERICA" Eldrdge, master, is now loading head Long
Dock for the above port and having nearly all her cargo
engaged and going board will positively sail as above
For balance of freight passage. apply to
JOHN HENDERSON & CO.,
corner Commerce and Pratt streets
The fine Al schooner 'REPUBLIC." Snow master will
succeed the 'CENTRAL AMERICA" in this line and
having considerable of her cargo engaged will quick
dispatch. DIST
IN FOR JACKSONVILLE, Fla
rstatf4@,tM The fine brig LOUISA. George f. league
sss~ w Master, will have quick dispatch as above
For freight apply To PENDERGAST BROS,
dl2-u a Smiths wharf, tup stairsl
LIN FOR CHARLESTON, 5. c.
rSfzifz<fzsM THE MERCHANTS LINE The well
-@s5-zs-.se known regular clipper schooner ELITE"
Capt = A. Leary having large portion of her cargo on
board is receiving freight reduced rates and being of
small capacity, will sail with dispatch For freight or
passage, apply to CHARLES PENDERGAST
No. II Smiths wharf
~ All charges paid goods shipped by this line and
goods sent to address, will be forwarded of commits
sion. q p
re- Shippers by this Line will please send duplicate
receipts with each 10. of goods.
HENRY P. RUSSELL, Esq, Agent in Charles on.
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o9u
Eop poCT0N
AFHA m ~ i'''' Wv -
N+a[fzvznSM The regular packet Schooner HERBERT
" MANT0N Crosby, master, is now loading
i;tt MS lG an lIt c'Eo ehEaSe;'' VIII nave quick
"iSp'''"' for balance oI irelSt or passage apply to
dotf Y W ,I, 49,; =, " y i ,S. Els,
BEAUFORT MOREHEAD
n5<s\ CITY CtR6IITt CITY Am G wv iT <tsa
--las<zrs n y RIO Til. Schmnnnr = tpGf *, CIt S
iI for iI ar a, tai' Se
balance of freight apply to Gil MYERS X BRO
d7tf - ExrL,ngn pIocco
-, , -, : -
I@E ron hl'iiNONl) )iREtI.
Ntlyf-,zsM Sch. WIN. COLQrITT. Capt Fr- nix is nov
-a-5z.5g1 loading and will sail with dispatch For
terms of freight, apply to
d7-u TRAVERS X MITCHELL.
1L E0p NIopIJ y
~4LfaM rl,. c,,, -, ~ Wv WV, y l.I'' ,
-5.zs=slz2 LIAM MALLORY, ". J. Marshall Master
her c3g9 engasy will have quick dispatch For balance
40 e VI p'''"He' >ppt 10 hf n ho"hkS,
- ,' : ~ =" '"A Succle.
LA FOR NEW ORLEANS--DlS-
Ezt:f<<E9A LAlcli LlMh.-Io sail positively on the
81 iD!n anst-rhe Al clipper ship JoilN
i p,ar, master, VIII receive freight on Monday,
f tr T Ge TO reeve Ea t me +t inst and sail posi-
d, "'T'e I"r [elEnt at low rates or passage,
G GTTS2 gosn ACCOMMODATIONS apply to IlESLEN RO
GERS northwest corner Pratt and Gay streets. d3tf
MASON'S Old LINE or
Nzt.fH4ssSM PACKETS BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND
$500 e, WILMINGTON, NC.
lShed having taken charge of the above line
OF packets peg to inform the shipping community that
they VIII hereafter dispatch EN ERi f ID f S AY ,
one OF the following hrstclass vessels, from Smiths
schr. LOUISIANA. Can't Mitchell
Schr. FLORIDA. Cant Tail
Schr. T. G. WORREL.. Capt Hubbard
Sclr REINDEER ............... Capt. Stevenson.
Scr E ~ YTIc C srfn capt Mcclure
DIrNN0CK l. WE iTITEpIY
~ ~ - S, Nh ris
RUSSELL e. RRO Agants in UiIn,;,+,,nn ~ In,
promptv forward Goods cnnsi,,nnd 70 ,I,i, @ ~ o'' WI"
Goods sent to our address will be forwarded free
anu an '"is eS ' nGrSH promptly Illd
Iro;... -..., Al, 80. '"NN " W EA lIiEhI.l
Nr 6rrTTnCK W - TI II IN favor oi our friends
SSSSrs s. ~ MUM hAIHhkL1, who are prepared
w." i Tn ncs'eis 10 carry II on according to the
shippers that liberal support which their energy and en-
IerlIlSe "eserEe, nj u MASON BROS.
ia FOR SAFE EpEIClIrT, op
lEfM I,II ~, ~, VIZ
Nzifz$eEA ~ CHARTER.
W. ne schr Alabama 900 bbls. in good order
dl5-tf 40 q liz i smiths ti',iT wharf
--5+L-A E0D GAIN IInTI1,TITT ON
IA1A fCh DALE, FNEIpIl1 Oh
M1RHSM CliARTER-The schr. SEAMAN, built in
--sa Maryland in 1854, is 90 tons II feet on deck,
y iet beam o9H feet hold copper fastened, tree nailed,
loaded She is in good order for any voyage viii be
sold on reasonable terms on application to
80 W. RliOADS son,
STU Cor Smiths wharf and Pratt st.
~L@tyA FOR SAIL Tho schooner
l[HH@nM ,,1CIoXErrr 100 -.
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PASSENGERS leaving Baltimore at $50 a. NJ, connect
at Wilmington with 10 p NJ. train, and 5 10 p NJ from
Baltimore with CPS A. NJ. train.
NollCE-Ali coiored persons, whether bond free i'll
De required to bring responsible white person per
sonaly known to the Undersigned who will he willing to
sign bond to the Company before they will be passed
over any portion of the road
Drr-r--
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Steamboats,.


hrwari GSlin leaves hrr wharf 100" OF south street,
every iuEHnAh at r. NJ, for the above place stop
P's at an II, VI slt usual ah"ES G0inG ana returning
cueilCNSpuIR every fhll'Ah MokNlNG at
., |N l"i n"'"iulc fitiSnt ui every description
@ a. t ~" 'aes. bIahA pms "i '"IhS "i The form used
oal lll on pGau freShtS TO all points except Fred
g. s anu hHltilore must ne prepaid FOR freight
I i D. 'ns sNEllgIV S'd1e room accommodatlonj
"rP'' III n a w M Dh i io.lu t't p"at'
ak 80 a' III fredericksburg >, r,,rr, wa, , 90
~ a. IA IhilLhFS co.
FOR TIE SOUTH
LEfz1i..l ~ nm ,,,T mo, -, -
- Mn ninr'Cl Ti ~ MHEN. 1Okh, fHihA
~ - - q, y y i ~ ~ VIA ''e
M ,-o,--,-,- ID - = IL i !, II ,
~ en- rI " hU @ ~ W LIN lNGTON
Nh''NI t,,t,i,, - -; a iLANiA MONT
cnn, ~UAIt-h En- - AZ NEN ui,LE.hN -:
SfhING AM SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
,,.,, DAILY, leXcept sundays via
BAY LINE HEA-BOAkD ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller is sub
ject to No NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, n C.
THROUGH TICKETS
From New York to Wilmington. n c. e. SIS 90
" " Weldon, y. c., 10 40
" . Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va 80
" Philada. to Wilmington, n c., lG 90
: Weldon, n. c., 10 so
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, 80
" Baltimore to Wilmington, n. c., Ii 50
Weldon, n. c., 90
" " Norfolk and Portsmouth. Va. 90
az Passengers and their baggage conveyed free Of
charge between the Depots the Route
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay Steamers and privileged lag orer at
night at any point, and resume their trip by daylight
~ PARTICULAR NoTlCE.-Pa Passengers from New
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10, 80, Cs.4zF-T@s---=51 r. q II ~ II H.
80 W stossiii1SAi5s .,-n rd,rr,,

H1--- az M VEST AND SOUTU.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after November 10Th, 1885, will run as
follows:
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Mail (except Sun.
day. at $50 \. NJ; Express daily at sos p NJ for All
PARTS OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH
WEST. The Nail reaches Cumberland $40 and Pied
mond at 40 PM and lies morning The Ex-
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Commission 5flfrthants

CEO. LENNON & co.
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~ No. rs B0WLY'S WHARF
10 ON BALTIMORE, MD.
= H. ThayEEs M A. MITCHELL.
Il Successors to Thomas HooperJ
SHIP CHAMBERS, GRoCERS, SHIP BROKERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No SPEARS WHARF BALTIMORE, MD.
Particular attention to the sale of Grain. n13-tf
CAPRON & CO,
~ SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Liberal cash advances made on consignments to our
friends in LIVERPOOL, LONDON, HAVRE, MAR.
sElLLEs, and all ports in IRELAND. milf
SHARP, CARR & co,
~ WESTERN PRODUCE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. PATTERSON STREET.
Liberal advances made consignments to friends
in London and Liverpool. d3n
A UBRE 1880 & CO., ,,-,n -, ,..,
- AND DEALERS
FOKElGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
slSt No 81 Exchange Place, Baltimore
John S. PRICE,
70 SOUTH STREET,
Gives particular attention to the
BREADSTUFFS in this market. Diff
II ENSEY JOHNS II co.
~ Successors to DuER JoHNs)
manufacturers OF the
SILVER SPRING
FAMILY, EXTRA AND SUPER FLOUR
ALSO KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
The atapco Brand and the best grades of Howard Street
and City Mills, Extra and Super, and Rye Flour.
Nos. % and "A COMMERCE STREET,
oc27-d BALTIMORE, MI
a. A. u 7. H. HALL,
". COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 4 CAMDEN ST, BALTIMORE,
Give their exclusive attention to the sale of
oBACco, COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, PROVISIONS,
ID ICHARDSON & co,
~ SHIPPING AND COMNISSoN MER CHANTS
No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE,
Baltimore. mr1f
NJ EWCOMER x STONEBRAKER,
~ FLOUR AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS,
Nos. SO AND 50 $. HOWARD ST.,
BALTIMORE.
Liberal Cash advances made on consignments n12tf
GROCERY AND PRODUCE COMMITS
j. HENRY GREENWAY d CO.,
No As B sA GATyESR STREET
Sole Agents for Allen 4 Needles SUP. PHOSPHATE
- me. oc2tf VIM. d. THOMPSON, Jr
nAVID 7. BUZBY,
H. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
FOR THE SALE
CHEESE, BUTTER AND PROFESSIONS,
No. ExCHAHGE PLACE,
oc7-f Baltimore.
CUNTHER & RoDEWALD, 'A"''
" GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
roBAcco FAczoRs,
90 LOMBARD STREET,
f One door West of Exchange Place, Baltimore, Nd
s24 If
- Fl. ATWELL & CO.,
~. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
6S SOUTH STREET, (BOwLY's WIFI
s24tf BALTIMORE.
J. P. MILLER A.. d. MILLER
I +. MILLER & CO.,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SO If 70 BOWLY'S WHARF.
tENRY RIEMAN. ALEX RIEMAN.. JOSEPH II. RIEMAN.
ENRY RIEMAN & SONS,
IL PR0VIS
COMMISSION MER CHANTS
N HOWARD STREET,
s2t BALTIMORE.
II NOX & CO.,
lA-SHIPPING d COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
9GRoCERs EXCHANGE,
Baltimore
Liberal cash advances made consignments of Pro-
3uce, &c. to friends in Liverpool London, Glasgow,
Derry &C. and every and latest information relative
markets furnished at Office Consgnments respect
Iuy solicited. aulS-tf
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SPICES -SPICES-SPICE,S.
~ PEPPER-SOO bags prime Sumatra.
FlMENT0-600 bags prime Jamaica
CASSIA-2. 500 mats and cases Canton.
GINGER-200 bags East India.
CLOVES-1GO bales Zanzibar.
NUTMEGS-5OOO Tbs. Penang and'Gov't No. l.
MACE-2,500 lbs. Government No. l.
Also, full assortment of GROUND SPICES, MUS
TAD &C. for sale to the wholesale trade of this CITY the
South, and West at same prices and time as any other
house in the Union. W. H. CRAWFORD Il co,
Proprietors PhGnix Spice Mills,
al9 81 South street.
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GQUARE AND HEXAGON NUTS
! ~ WASHERS and CLINCH RINGS-AH sizes CON
stantlf on hand. Also SHIP SCRAPERS and SHIP
AtHfkH Tor sale ny DUGAN Il JENKINS,
NlOu No SOuth Charles strae+
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24
San Frarcisao Advei tiscments

destroy The soft ar'S, and the hcnrS mortifv.
Sc: aratc and come away eavinet"c sufferer object
hidcous to bchoi when blotcheS and pimlrs break
ont upon the skin when he has painful swelling rpon
The bones, when his constitution injured to
prtii-roSc to CONSUMPTION other contituona dis
the n guarantees cure asks no compensation
In kiiEl NATISM chroiic acute; in DY ENTE-
RN. or DiARRiI6FA, Ec has safe and cflec:ual
dies For the Treatment rf the consequences Cf elf
abuse. such n"ctur nj emissions ncrvon>ness tindi
itv headache pains n the back aTd limbs. with general
weakness loss "f app tite loss of memory injury TO the
sight, rcSlessnrSs confusion Of ideas, sc. For the
above named n aadrs, the DR. will guarantee cure or
AK nc comPen alton.
All consultations by letter otherwise free All are
invir tocsl As il be much to their advantage.
g o;,cc hours ir"m 8 4. NJ, to9P. NJ
San fiaiciSco. Man :. lS.s.
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24
Natures Own Remedy for Man sickness.

That creates rcpro'ucrS and pure bio ,l-t;,a
acts n the Liver Heart Brain. Incstnrs Lin bs a I'd
thcSt, that revoiuioniZ,s the whrlc svstrn-.nvr>
sirtne t" the most pcbiii'acd and Wtak-that con.
t;ins mineral other I.oiS, Sucl is IN tyuth DIR
Jacob Wcbb,r iu tly famous invigoratins orial an
suicr.
The r~traorrarv and strange crrcs effected hy tl;.
hcauiifT h'lbacoucoctiun has aSiuri he'd M. scope
10 -uit every con titrticr he od the feeble ~, Ian
gu1 feel new life ard blood is ci them IT,, ruiit
the di ii attd eharclc. the wea' fr.rn Ion.. d.a>c
from taking too much m''';cre cal ncl and other min
'ra p'S NJ; ihc NcUnE wLo,o Il a: hood is wasted
the nis Of r. bust and vi.oroI,s anliood his a,pc
lite is good lis sleep quiet and rorcs hing; his mind and
mory clear and certain
For all eases is DIR Jacob Wcbbcr'S Iryirorating Cor
dial anguitc most rsl" cally adapted inasnurh the
Hb'vc symptoms did lir Nchber INFINITELY study ~
adapting his Cordial their urc Il ,rlivcns tb toruid
liver cjeci> all bilious after from the system causes
udaor, or free pcrs alton $50 ccssav to health i,
'nritieS and cnrhcs the blood, gives strength TO tn,
limbs and body. and is positively nfablc in all nervou,
dis Asses, Trembling wax efulncss
There never was remedy gave such DELIGHT % I'm,
sufferer rs this The gent from his W n kroyyI
edge of cur,s Cnccicd by it. con ccnttouv r. commend
il a>v OF the toi wing diseases: nervousness weak
ness. anguor loss "f appetite sleep strength irc
bling " spirit. decay Of the natural fuuc;ios IA n in
the h .b or body. uenral.c or rht u,afic and i,
t,n restores those 10 health and strength whose con>t
tutions almost broken.
The price j. reduced T. at rich or moor II, nv ps
Il i put up in large quart tiles pric 81 or two
tr 50 an soil at every respectable Dri. Store in Ca
f"rua Proprietor AMI Agent T jones' box lst3 Al
FrancI c" I" whom all orders al be sent by mail,
Marcn 9TH lSjS
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-. =. az. "a.

iBs R&s Aas
WINTER ARR AV fEMENT --On and after
w D9cc' c'ltrr 31'h- = the tra'r~ of the Sacra-
nento Val cy Railroad will leave a. follows, viz:
Passenger Trains.
Will leave Sacramento da y ut = O'Clock and q r. NJ
Folsom la-iy at 4 !" NJ and )
On Sunlay> beside the above there III he from Sac
ran. ito IL \ u train.
OK NSUNDAYS-Elcurs'o on Tickets will be issued 1T
S25a for the iprood for the day .ly.
Freight Trains.
Will Sscran cnto IT II \. NJ. anG rM
"a Folsom 81 \.
The - 4 VI. Train will *, through Freight
N"r~"ir',t trans ported ON sundays.
SAGE, connect with the l-2 A. VI. Trains for
Nrv; da, Grtss Valley, Au'rtrn.
Iowa .l Forest citv pcwnirvillc
Orleans Flat, Ophr, Gold "il,
Nrrkor Inns
tiror"VtOVn, NorInnr island. M
vi Dorado Dir'n9ud Springs Plrccrvillc
"r1iri" city, Michigan Bar. Cr"r'S Bar.
Wis Di@@ings, Live Oak City, Arkansas Digines
WUow Springs Dr,tnwn Amador
SuttCr, Jack<.a Tiddlrtouu
And other intermediate places
The Stages will connect vi h the /. " Train in ar
irving in Sarra ncutu in time for the a. Franrircc
't1it~
For Freight passage aprly al tie r stqt-ors
ic-6 J. + ROBINSON. supt
The Nevada journal., 1858-09-24
All Kinds OF Liquors ~ Vinegar,
INSTANTLY, ly tn" use of
IACOIR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

These lis are obtained IydstiIlation at the Chcmca
ahoratorv Parish Of Jefferson of Pierre Iacow author
If Laconr's ''"mical Anal>os. Iacour's Chemical
nipu itiorS the Marufa ture Of Liquors, &C.
Purchasers .'rularly request t" return the
TASKS and otain their iacy, if the oil does not give
ppr feet SOY 'i>fiction.
LACorR's OIL OF COGNAC converts neutral spirit
Il superior imitation of Imported Braudics. VIZ =
Otard. SazPrar. Marrtt Co"nar, Ponitnry, Scgnettc
!nitcd Vineyard Proprctors, CaStillion and London
Dock Brardics. These Liquors will have full ruitI
aav"r. and beautiful sparkling color Common Rect-
fed Whi> cy viii lr charged Y the of the oil Of
Cornac to New York Brandy, Pine Apple Brandy, ON
LACoTE'S OIL OF RYE changes Rcctifcd Whisk,
70 Mononrafrla Rye whiskey, Old Virginia Malt Wh.s
KEY Bunr' on Wlisley. Sc
on or CEDRiT changes common Rcctificd Wits
key to Old Irish Malt Whisky and superior article
Scotch Whiskey.
gima Peach Brandy &r. Oil of Peach and OIL of Coenar
viii ccuv, TT common Whiskey to Arrl, Brandy
land Gin. Sehiedam Schnapps, Rose Gin. Swan Gn En-
L1coUR'S COvcEvTR4TED ACID will. in five
hours after being mixed, change five gallons of good
Vinegar an, tw enty five gallons ofwatcr t ty gal.
Ions of the most acid Vinegar that be found rh,
market. Hv the use Of I.acour's Concentrated Acid
vinegar be made for dollar and sixty per
barrel.
FOP MIXING IIQUORs Iacour's Oils rcqnire nc
prcra' ation-"nlv ; the oil int- tho Whiskcy ard
shake well. The Iicr,rS thus made will have fine
ural ma fun rich oily taste beautiful transrar
color and nc bead. Lacour's oils three dis
tinrt properties in converting common whisky t"rardy
gin &c. The first property combines with and subsidies
in tie torn of nclen PARTICLES the whole of the
al Amylc Alcohol) The Whisky l. thus d pri, cd Of
that pecu!iar irritating AMI urnng and
neutral spirit the second property c,-sists in oil,
muciliarirGi> taste impaired - the Iouor which rcr
dcrs il mellow and parts appearance Of great
the third property is cXhii it, in the rich yucs
olor that is impaired the liquor, which dis
tirrtiOn from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils arc nut mp in quart TASKS each flask
t"i"S oil for NAL ing three hundred gaors o
liquor. Iu an cWnprchensiv" directions acconipar,
the iottlcs. Price. -. PER lottlr.
>at at the t"rrrr Of 81. Charles ard Poy
a. One bottle Of these Oils, five in number will IL,
securely packe and shipped with hi of ladrg any
part Of the country, upon the rrrcrt Of SlOn0
address of p IACOTR New Orlaans
Purchasers are requested guarantee of rood
faith to furnish u the fany houscir ORLEANS
and We viii ship them package nf the oils II they dc
't perform all that is claimed for them they will COS,
II thing. Feb C-ly