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Quill soft encons6quence Resou Que la dite or
dominance soft consideree metre en- force QUA par
tir de la dte date, atm que les bateaux ct Ie public
aient un temps advertisement suffisant de- sa te
neur.
Sur motion, lie Bureau n'ayant pas d'autre consi-
deration prendre s',journe sine die.
JNo P. GuRHETT E. DUBUISSON.
Secretaire. President
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Bureau de SG3st@ de zg Ue61ze
0e Washington.

MARDI 10 Aoft. 1858
lie Bureau s'assemble en- ce jour;-Present, MN.
z. Dubuisson, President, le DR.. D. L. Todd, J. +.
John Reed ct D. d. Arden.
Les minutes de la deruiere assemblee sont lues
/ Sur motion de NJ Morrogh, la aresolntion snivante
est ue ct approuvee:
Z Attendu que hier, apres Iajournement du Bu-
rea,.n11e r1aiorit de ses embres convinrent entire
en- aue Performances relative aux steamboats, ve-
nant en- cette vile, ne devrait prendre force qua
partir de samedi prochaia.
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On De1aaande F:

MTN monsieur dun age muir, sujet des
q attaques de Goutte. ct qui volt la ne.
cessite de prendre un violent exercice, desire
acheter un encelleut cheval de chasse, creole
ct robuste. On donnera $125 pour un che.
val ayant ces qualities. pourvu qu'on le donne
a l'essai
S'adresser au Bureau de cette feuille.
OpeIpusas, 7 Aoiit, 1858.
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-A- " g.

OU1s ALFRED LATIoLAIs, de la Paroissa
IL St. Landry, ayant demande a stre nomme
Administrator de la Succession de feu Marie Jo.
sephne D'Aigle, veuve DECIDE de Lufroy Latio.ais,
dernierement de la Paroisse St. Landry
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne 4
ceux qui poufraieht avor des raisons legaIes oo-
poser la dite nomination. a'avoir les enregistrer
par ecrit, au Bureau du Gretier de la Cour de Dis
trict de Ia susdte Parosse, dams les dix iours oui
suivront la date du present avis.
L. LASTRAPEs, Grefaer.
Opelousas, II Aodt, 1858.
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LIE MAUVAIS RICHIE.

HaO ka1C h1CuE.
Enfant gate de paveugle fortune,
Tu crois jour de ces biels pour toujours;
Du malheureux la plainte t'importune,
Ton cceur Sc ferme ses tristes discours
Richie imprudent, va, ton coeur est de glace,
Iu ne conius jamais Ia charlie
Aais songes-y dams monde tout passe
Richie imp uuent, songe aleternite 80.
Vols ce vieillard :. Quand ia valse legere
Fult, tourbiilonne au soleil des hambeaux,
IL meurt de faim :. :. Lhiver ct la misere
Gercent ses bras sous Ia bure en- ambeaux. u.
Riche imprudent, va, ton ceur est de glace,
Tu he connus janlais la charlie
Mais soDges-y, dams ce monde tout passe
Richie imprudent, songe reternite IT,.
Ce pauvre enfant assis sur une tombe,
Ouvre paum0ne une tremblante man
Et de tes doigts pas un denier ne toni, l..
Sa mere est morte . .. j.. il sera mort demain!
Richie imprudent, va, ton coeur est de glace
Tu ne connus jamais Ia charit6
Mais songes-y, dams ce monde tout passe
Rlche imptudent, songe reternite -.
To CONNIE lui, des mains de la Nature;
Es toiabe nu maigre ton sot orguell -.
Entire tous deux, un jour la sepuIture Fl,
Laissera-t-elle un debris de cercueil
Richie imprudent, va, ton coeur est dsagace
Tu ne connus jamais la charlie
hais songes-y, dams ce monde tout passe
Richie inlpsudent souge rsternite -.
]. F. DEsr1GsY.
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eT Voir plus lon les resolutions du Bureau de
sants de chez nos voisins de Washington.

COLLEGE sr. CHARLEs.-Samedip proclaim, il y au.
m ce College populaire une distribution de prix,
CONNIE on lie vera par avis insere plus loin. La
soernnits de Ia ceremonie attirera probabement un
grand nombre de parens des eeves, ct poursaiouter
de rattrait, un dscours prononce cette occa-
sion par un jeune orateur que Ton Anne a entendre,
III. William Mouton de Verrnillonville.
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ROULANGERHE A LOUEHs:

II E soussigne ayant intention de gutter
MA la pratique de son etat, onre sa bou-
langerie a louer. Get etablissement est par
faitenlent situe ct distribute pour ce genre
d'industrie, ct ofre, en- outre de sa proximite
Iayantage Dune situation eommerciale. En-
outre de Ia Boulangerie, il a une bonne
Maison, Cuisine, Jardin, Cour, etc.
lie soussigne en- louant son etablissement,
don't la consommatien est de 20 rs barils
de farine par mois, vendra tous les ustensiles
ct accessoirs necessaires au locataire.
S'adresser d ALEXANDRA DONAS.
Opelousas 81 Juliet 1858.
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LOge H.. c.. No. lO.

NJ: Il: 10. q n.
III NE assemblee reguliere de cette r..
v Loge aura lieu Mercredi proclaim, Is
courant, a heures de l'apres-midi. Les
freres etrangers sont invites d'assister la
seance
Par mandement du w.. NJ.
E. PLATE. Secretairs.
Opelousas, Ii Ao1t. 1853.
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, Les BATIsSES

sltuee dams la vile des 0pelousas, mesurant
quatrevlngt-quatre pieds six pouces (plus ou
molns) de face sur Court Street, sur cen,
solxante-neuf pieds six pouces de profondeur
bornee au Nord par lie lot de Jonathan Har.
rls, Quest par lie lot de Euphrosine Butler
au Sud par lie lot de Joseph Bertrand, ct a
LEST par la dite Court Street.
Deux a.noires, une pendule, une
table en- acajou, huit chaises, TN
lot de livres, I'm beau secretaire,
une baignoire, TN side-board, vais
sefle, un lot dustensiles de cuisine
ct beaucoup d'autres articles don't
Remuneration serait trop Tongue.
La moitie indivise des Presses, caractf,es
ct autres materiaux dimprimerie, connus
CONNIE constituent lie materiel du Courier
aes Opelousas, excepte certains objets les
quels seront decrits lie jour de la vente.
La moitie indivise dune Vache a lait ct
son veau.
CONDITIONS - Conformement a une as
semblee des creanciers du dit defunt, tenue
pardevant joel Il. Sandoz, Notaire Public,
lie 4 Aout 1868, les proprietes ci-dessus de-
critics sercnt vendues CONNIE suit, savoir
Les proprietes mobilieres pour du compliant,
ct les proprietes immobilieres a un an de
credit a partir du jour de la vente. Les ac-
quereurs fournissant leurs billets avec secu-
rites solidaires, ct toutes sommes qui ne Sc
ront pas ponctuellement payees a leur eche-
ance, porteeont interet a raison de pour
cent par aap de leur echeance au paiement
ct de plusSles proprietes foncieres demegrant
specialement hypothequees d la succes sion
jusqu'a plein ct enter Placement du capital
ct des interets
LOUIS T.. LAHORE,
administrator
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GAZETTE DE cALcAsIEu. - Nous avons recu Ii pre-.
mer nun,6ro dun journal porsant &c tire es public
Lac Charles, par Wm- Hufchins, r6cemment editeur
du Democrats, dc 81 Martin. Cess IN petit Jour.
nal propremeHt imprime, paraissant u samedi, Cd
frauGais et en- anglais, 4 So par an
Nous souhaitohs IN pIein succas nosre nsuseau
eonfia ere. s#=.sa
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Decsde.- En- cette Paroisse, Jeu1 dernier, 1o
couaant, a la suite dune Tongue naadie N. BEsoiz
VAsHILLE age denviron Il aas.
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Etae Oe I;I Io,ejSld9Ve.
CouR DE DIsrR1cr.


Parossse St. Landry, No. $685.
Succession de Simon Durio, decede.
MD1ERRE MOUILLE, de Ia Paroisse St.
IL Landry, Administrator de Ia srgces.
sion de feu Simon Durio, deceds, aerniere=
ment de la Paroisse St. Landry; ayant pre-
sente un Tableau ct Compte de son admins.
tratiou de Ia dite succession, aceonpaens
dune petition demandant lhomc,ogation d'i-
celui EFT attendu quill etc fait tlroit d la
demande de Ia dite petition, par ordre de ID
Cour susdite, en- date du 16 Juliet, 1858.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession,
davoir a deduire, par ecrit, au CRETE de Ia
Cour susdite, dams les trente jouzs qui sui
vront la date du present avis, les raisous, 81
aucune lis ont, pour lesquelles le d;t Tah;aan
ct Compte ne serait pas homologne.
L. LASTRAPES. Gsefier
Opelousas, 81 Juliet, 1858.
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Il i y adams Ia Geole de Danaldsonville, un
nesfe u'arron disant nornmer Charles, ct appar-
tenir Camille Morse, de notre Paroisse.
Avis d qui de droit
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APPAR1r1us nEs CHEElLLEs.-A @peine a-t-on
commence ramasser le cotton, que les cheniiles
viennent contrecarrer les espsrances 81 bellies de
nos pautenrs de cotton. On nous assure, en- effet,
que sur pluseurs habitatons de nos aentours elles
ont deja fait des dsgats considsrabes: une ha-
bltatien ou miles d'ici elles ont ravage une
petite piece de cotton avec une haEiete ct une
plonptitude efroyabIes.
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CoroN aouvEAu.-- La Paroisse St. Landry, Ell
M Damonville Dejean, les premiers, auront proba-
blernent la paine pour lie cotton nouveau, cette am
nee, sur le marche de la Nouvelle- Orleans. Nous
bien dams les joqrnaux de cette vile, que
du cotton de la recolte nouvelle await etc reeu
dsia, mais il venat de rEtat du Mississippi ct 81
nous ne nous trompons pas, lie cotton de notre Pa
roisse sera lie premier de notre Etat sur le marche
de Ia NouvelIe- Orleans.
Nous donnons plus bas Ia note du Capt. Loualller
annoncant Get envoi, qui fait honneur autant a NJ.
Dejean qui, par parenthese, est un de nos meieurs
habitants, qua notre richie Paroisse Onpeut voir
un Gchantiilon de ce cotton notre Bureau.
Voici IA note du capitane Louailler:
aWAsHIsGToN AoGt, 1853.
,aas saadoz.- La premiere bale de cotton de
ia nonVelle rscoite, pIovenant de la Paresse St.
Landry etc embarquee, ce matin, bord du ba-
feau vapeur -assna PEREZ, laquelie etc envoyee
par NJ. Damonyiile Dejean, ct consignee a Bellocq,
Aoborn u Co, de la Nonvelle- Orleans.
st. Landry Sc tronve touiours au premier rang.
lie cotton est de Ia premiere qual;te.
"votre devouG, 6. b. LOEAILLERn
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OPELOUSAS 8
sAMEDI MATIN. IA AOUT, 1858.

~La Gour Supreme ouvrira sa session annuelle
en- notre vile lundi proclaim, apres-demain, lie 1e
eourant.
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VENTE I nsst ssesE. sseE. gQVE.

Succession detc~ Andrs Meyaier, decide
@ y public est par le present averti ql'il
2 sera offert en- vente publique, au plus
otfrant ct dernier encherisseur, par lie minis
tere dun Encanteur dlment commissioner
pour la Paroisse St. Landry, la derniere
residence de feu Andre Meynier, dams la
vile des Opelousas,
LIE Mardi, Ia septembre proclaim,
1888, les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, de-
pendant de la succession dudit Andre Mey-
nier, decide, savoir
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Opelousas, II Aoit, 1858.
lSlDORE GRAOUILLA, Marbrier,

zNnsAA@ A rhonneur d'odrir ses
AZ services au public de la Pa
lskts %& rosse St. Landry Ayant a
ZA ST. MartinviIle un depot de
SZSS5NXkK marbre d'ItaIie de Ire qua
49, s'sesssSS sSS lite, ct de bons ouvriers ii
bss& pourra construire des monu-
ments Itineraries avec ou Inscriptions OH tout
autre Outrage en- marbre aux prix les plus moderes
ct dams le plus court delai.
Ceux qui auront besoin de ses services pourront
s'adresser u a ST. Martinville, OH au Bureau du
Courier des Opelousas. It'd aoht 1858.
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No. IS.
vENTE PAR LE SHERIFF,
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Pierre ]. Pavy, cour de District,
vs.. Paroisse St. Landry,

Paroisss ST T,rIr>.
LOUIS 4. Patin, No. 1891.
I'VE vertu dun orlre de sasie ct de vente a6i.
~ vre dams lafaire ci-dessus, par la Cour de
District dams ct pour la Paruisse St. Landry ct ls
susdt Etat ct moi adresse, il expose e ve,te
pnbiiqne, douze 'nois de credit, Ia hTason lie
chain, 1888, Giant la seconde ct de Rie.e cr::
Lacquerenr fournissant billet ayLA sscurite ct
portant interet raison de hut poursssgh, partir
a" Jour de la vente iusqu'au placement, toas les
droits, ttres, intrs.ats ct pretentions da dGfan-
deur, Louis A. Patn a la prof!lets suivante, saisa
pour satisfaire lie dit ordre savo;r:
ans. t., CHAf,HERr s,.,;f
Bureau du Sheriff. St. Landry "A Ao1t, ,sss.
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0u Fraction de Terre

GU Z 'TaCTlOn de IeTTe,
situee dams la vile des Opelousas, mesurant
treis cent quarante-deux pieds de face sur
Court Street, sur trois cent quatrevingt dix.
sept pieds de profondeur, bornee au Nord par
de la terre de Nine Hilaire Desessarts, au
Sud par de la terre appartenant ci-devant a
la Succession de feu Valentin King ct actu-
element a Felix Chachere, a lOuest par de
la terre appartenant ci-devant a la dite Sue
cession de Valentin King ct actuellement a
Augustine Saen, ct a FEST par la dite Court
Street, ensemble avec toutes
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z5tat DC La Aoute(asQe.
Succession d'E1Uf,rosiDe Ieansonne

CoUR DE D1sTRlcr, / NJ ezoo
ParozsSe st. Landxu. { No eoZ9
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LUNDf hout, 1903.
LIE Bureau s'assembe en- ce iour,-Present MN.
lie Dr. L. Todd, John Reed, E. Dubuisson, j. F.
Morrosh. John P. Gurnett ct F. Trainor
Absent M. D. D. Arden.
L'assemblee etant appellee rordre NJ E. Du-
buisson est nomne President ct John P. Gurnett
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
GRApEs-Tbe Son,hern T;ne,,o-5

GRAPEs.-The Southern Hineyard
says, the shipment of grapes from Los
Angeles to San Francisco has proved
Improbable in years agone. Only about
10000 boxes have been shipped this
season. The crop is to be mostly used
for wine. The Vineyard is informed
that twelve pounds of grapes will make
a gallon of wine. One of the largesi
producers of the grape as sold hi crop
at forty cents a gallon e purchaser to
pick and pres the gl pes. At this rate
it is estimated eacl acre of vines will
yield Ss3 gsllor, Of vine or $685.
The demand fer ne must increase
with its use and enhance its value. Even
at present prices, there is probably no
business which rewards the cultivator so
we'll
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15

IMPORTANT ELECTRICAL DISCOVERY.
We were yesterday called by Mr.. John
Pattison the telegraphic operator of this
city, to witness most satisfactory ex-
periments in working telegraphic line
in water without insulation, the discove
cry of the mode Of doing which MIR. Pat
tison claims for himself
The secret is i'll the way of arranging
the batteries. Mr. PattiSon has be-
tween four and five hundred feet of wire
laid in the creek back of the telegraph
Office, which when worked with an in
strument seems to transmit a current of
electricity with the same force and ef-
feet as wire perfectly insulated and in
the most favorable conditions. Should
this discovery prove as important as the
experiments we saw seem to foreshad-
ow, the results will be astonishing. A
common wire will answer the purpose of
the most expensive insulated cable for
submarine and sub-aqueous communi-
cations. Mr. Pattison is about to make
an application for patent for his dis
covery.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
LACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

These oils are obtained bydtillation at the Chemical
Laboratory Parish of Jefferson of Pierre acow author
of Lacours Chemical AnalyOis Lac0ur's Chemical
nipu dtions La the Manufacture of Liquors. sc.
Purchasers pa. :cularly requested to 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 Brandes. viz -
Otard, Sazerac, Marett Cognac Poultney, Seignette
United Vineyard Propretors, Castillion and London
Dock Brandies. These Liquors will have full fruity
favor, and beautiful sparkling color Common Recti-
fed Whiskey will be changed by the of the oil oi
Cognae to New York Brandy, Pine Apple Brandy Com
LACOUR's OIL OF RYE changes Rectfed Whisky
to Monongahea Rye Whskey, Old Virginia Malt whis-
key. Bourbon Whiskcy, &c.
OIL OF CEURIT changes common Rectifed whis-
key Old Irish Malt whiskey, and superior article
Scotch Whiskey.
gna Peach Brandy &c. Oil of Peach and Oil of Cosnac
will convert common whiskey to Apple Brandy
Ri OF GIN converts the poorest Whiskey to Hol
land Gin, Schiedam schnapps, Rose Gin Swan Gn En-
glish Gin. &C.
LACoUR'S CONCENTRATED ACID will, in five
hours after being mixed, change five gallons of good
Vinegar ami twenty-five gallons ofwater thirty gal
Ions of the acid Vinegar that be found
market. By the use of Lacour's Concentrated Acid
vinegar can be made for dollar and sixty pei
barrel.
FOR MIXING LIQUORS, Lacour's Oils require nc
preparation-only = the oil inte the whiskey and
shake WELL The Liquors thus made will have fine
ural aroma full rich oily taste a iru transpar
color and fine bead. Lacours oils three dis
tinct properties in converting common hsky to brandy
gin. &c. The first property combines with and subsidies
in the form of oculent particles the whole of the grain
oil (Amylic Alcohol) The Whiskey is thus deprived
that peculiar irritating and burning taste, and becomes
neutral spirit the second property cosists in oily
mucillagnous taste impaired to the liquor which
ders it mellow, and inparts appearance OF great
the third property exhibited in the rich vinous nutty
that is impaired to the liquor which reuders dis
tnction from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils put up in quart TASKS each flask
tains sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons Of
liquor Full AMI comprehensive directions accompany
the bottles. Price, S2,t0 per bottle.
Fer sale the of ST. Charles and Poyrasstreet
~ One bottle of these Oils FIVE in number will be
securely packed and shipped with bill of adng to any
part the country upon the receipt of $1,000 to the
address of p. LACOUR, New Orlaans.
Purchasers are requested guarantee of good
faith furnish the ofany house in New Orleans
and will ship them package of the oils Ifthey do
perform all that is claimed for them, they will cost
nothing. fco. @ly
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15

KANSAS GOLD FEvER-The Leaven
worth (Kansas) Times, which came by
the overland route. according to the S
F. National, gives the following account
of the Kansas diggings recently discov'
cred
Mr.. Elmore King gave us brief ac
count of his experience in the gold re-
gion. He went out in the spring and
left on the 27th of last July. During
this time he was engaged in prospecting,
and never failed to discover the "pure
ore." Several companies were regu-
larly engaged in the work of dig
ging, and, as a general thing, took
out from five to ten dollars a day per
man. All they had was common pans,
and even these were scarce. a man,
with proper tools for obtaining gold,
could secure from ten to fifty dollars per
day.
Pixies Peak is about seven hundred
miles west of Leavenworth. Our city
is the only point where gold seekers can
obtain proper outfit west of ST. Louis.
The gold region extends from the South
Fork of the Platte down to the head
quarters of the Missouri, embracing the
Park Mountains, and extending as far
West as Cocholona Pass-South to New
Mexico. The richest "diggiGgs" are on
Fontaiuequi river and Huerfdno is the
nearest settlement.
The country is wild, and unsettled in
the main. 1t is possessed by the Rocky
Mountain Cheyennes and Camanches,
who are at present at war.
The soil in the gold region is Of a red
ish color, mingled with an immense
quantity of broken quartz. The gold is
fine and thickly mixed with the SOIL
The samples brought into Leavenworth
were pronounced by old Californians as
equal to any found in that State, and
worth from SIT to $50 per ounce. The
samples attracted much attention from
our citizens.
AT present, or rather when our inf =
mant left, there were fom one to two
hundred miners at work, and all ere
doing well The ouly 'mplaiut WIS in
regard to tools. All streams that
came from the mountains contained the
precions ore, which grew more abundant
as the mountains were neared.
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The Aromatic Scliedam Schnapps

Is consequently in great demand by persons travelling
or about TO settle in parts of the country especially
as well as by many in every community where it has
oecome known, account of lis various other RENE
dial properties.
In ali cases of Dropsical tendency it is generally
the only remedy required when adopted in the early
stage of the disease.
In dyspepsia maladies, when taken in proper quant
ties, as diet drink and especially dinner it is found
by uniform experience, to be emnently ecaciou the
most Estimate cases when the best of the usual
remedies have failed to afford than temporary
hef In cases of Flaulency it is immediate and
variable specific and it may be administered in diluted
and proportlonate quantities Young Infants in
all those Toxysms of gripping pain the stomach and
bowels to which they are especially subject, well
the cholc of grown persons.
Its jucous adoption in connection with the principal
meals or when of exhaustion dict ates its use
never fails TO relieve the debility attendant upon pro
tracted chronic malaes low temperament and exhaust
ed vital energy by whatever cause induced These arc
facts to which many Of the most eminent medical men,
both in England and tho United States have borne
mony, ami N.eh are corrobol aed by the highest writ
ten authorities
Put up in quart and pint bottles in of dozen
with my name on the bottles, cork and fac smile my
signature the label
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dealers in California and Oregon
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer
No. % Beaver street New York
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- Let no false delicacy prevent the invalid from
seeking medical reef-the card of L. czapkay to be
found in another column, indicates where TO obtain re-
liable and competent physician Iis seldom that we are
called upon to bear testimony favor tn skill Of any
physician, but sense of duty well Justice
that we should not pass DR. Czapkay by without some.
thing more than mere mention Unlike the greater
portion of those who thrust themselves and t.eir
trums before the public whose practices are emprc
DR.. Czapkay is gentleman of rare medical and sci.
entifc atianments having held the position of chief
surgeon of the liberating army during tie late HIM.
garan Revolution and is possessed of all the requisite
experience and skill for the successful practice of his
profession. 1t to the and aivice of such pbvs
ician we would commend all suffering from The effects
of sexual or private disease telling assured that in all
such complaints, whether arising from infection inds
cretion selfabuse loss Of viry he can guarantee
from his extensive practice speedy and permanent
cure To those suffering from the effects of physical
and mental debility, would say let common sense
take the of false modesty and seek uch advice
will save you from untmey grave and lead you back
again to pristine health consult DR. Czapkay whom we
cheerully endorse skill:u and tried physician capa
BILE Of coping with and successfully eradicanr those
scfniiced miseries the evils of empirical practices
and all diseases of seminal nature Dr. Czapkay,s
rooms are on Sacramento street, opposite Pacific al
Steamship office, San Francisco.
my7 If
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-15
UDOLPHO WOLFES
SCH N APP 8.
A Medicinal Drink of Eminantlu

SALC IARi QUALITIES manufactured by himself
~ extensively, at his Factory Schiedam Holland
ana wen known during the last twelve years
all the Atlantic and Western States
Is made from the best Barley that can be selected in
Europe with tho essence of aromatic Italian berrv
Oh acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal proper
tie' 1t has long since acquired a higher reputation
beverage ' ~ ~
Anaiyzed 1t is perfectly Liquor, in its effects
mid and whoisome tonic 1t is extensively used and
approved by the medical faculty the noonl
heads of families &c PF'
In Gravel, Gout. and rheumatism. in distinctions Of
me Bladder and Kidneys and in General Debility its
effects are prompt. decided and aablv reliable and
not only remedy for these maladies but in all
which they are produced by drinking bad water which
almost universally the cause of them, it acts as sure
preventive.
FOR Fever and Agre it is one of the most eicacious