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The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
FARMER'S GUIDE

To SCTENTIFIC& & PRACTICAL AGRf ULTURr
BY Henry stephens =. r $. of Edinburgh and the
late p Norton Professor cf Scientific Agriculture IN
Yale College New Haven, Two vol ines. Royal
Octave. 1000 pages, and numerous Woo nd Steel In
cravings. 90.
This is confessedly. the most complete work Ag-
rcufure ever published and in order % give it wider
circulation The publishers have resolved to reduce the
low price Of ..,-,.
Five Dollars for the Two Volumes
When sent by mail Cost paid to California and Ore
gon the price will be 81 To every other part of the
Union and 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 the publishers
LEONARD SCOTT & co,
March 20-tf No "a Gold street New York
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CITY 20 Store.

EulnDer 81 NAM SIrccI- NeNll.l N1liOfnia
THE undersigned has on hand and Is constantly re.
ceivng large and fresh invoice of Drugs Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Canphenc Brushes, rits Turpentinc,
Alcohol Trusses shoulder braces. Abdominal Suplor-
ters &c &c Also aarge stock Of Patent Medicines con
sisting in part of the following articles:
For Coughs and Colds,
DR.. John p. Bulls Pectoral Balsam
Ayers Cherry Pcctora James Expcctorant.
Wis,ars Balsam Wild Cherry Wi,tars ougt Lozenge
Divne's Cough Lozcnges.
Ssrparlas-Bulrs Sarsaparia. Sand sarsapariia.
Teyvnsends Sarsa aparila. Guysott's Sarsaparilla
Jay mes Alternative.
Fever and Aguc Curc-Rhodcs' Fever and Ague Cure
Osgoods holagogue.
Liniments-Ch.se Lintmcnt Hunts Linimcnt.
Broggs Mustang Liniment. Railways Ready Relief
Davis Pain Killer American Horse Lmimcnt
Bowman Ointment,
ointments-pally' Pain Extractor
Green Mountain Ointment.
Hollo,vzy's Ointment. Hebor Ointment
Sibleys Pill Ointment. Russia Salye &c &c
james Vermifuge. McLanes Vermfugc
Fahnstocks Vcrmifuge
Thompson's Eye Water. Creefenberg Eye Lotion
Pettits Eye Salve.
Balm Thousand Flowers Lubins Extracts
Bazns & Farina Cologne, Pcnend Pomadc.
Rose Water. Lavender Water,
Orange Flour Water FLORIDA N1ter,
Bay Rum.
Fancy Articles.
Tooth Nail Hair. and Shaving Brushes Combs Soaps
of all kinds Agent for the following articles:
Hostetters Gregorys, German Tonic, Hufcrs aud Bull
Sarsaparia Bitters Balm of Thousand Flowers Bull
Sarsaparia, Dr. Sohn p. Bulls Pectora Bstsam. Guy
SaI saparila and Rhodes Fever and Aguc Cure.
My stock is large and the assortment complete vhcl
enables sell goods at the LOWEST market price
for CASH. My goods are carefully packed and Harran
ted to give satisfaction both in quality and price Or
ders from the country solicited
Family Medicines carefully prepared by myself and pre-
scrption put up in the best manner and at reasonable
prices. If you goods in my line gveme call al
prepared to sell both wholesale retailat VERY LOW
PRICES.
JOHN LARK,
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Furniture, Bedding. &C.. :.
- WholesalS & Retail.
1T. PTDwELL informs his oil

&z}2 ~ TT. POWELL informs his old
customers and the public generally
that he has Just from the East and has resum-
ed business at
14o Washington Street, San Francisco.
From the arrangement. he enabled TO make with
6fthe principal Houses in New York and Boston,
crths market and with what he intends to manufac
c,rr will be enabled 10 i'll all orders he may be favored
With.
II. would take this opport to inform those of the
rad t av al 20 order direct from the East I'll
ared totnsrit their orders and afford them
fseilit.es 10 procure sthey may desire.
Sanrrs of Furniture, Looking Glssses and Bedding.
with variety OF Upholstery Goods such Plush II air
Cloth Webbing and Lcnt's Patent Spiral Springs for
Mattresses Sofas and Chairs, AMI assortment Of
CHBIE EFT HARDWARE.
Ne vii a.o inrcceip ofnvoices of Goods, which he
" II dispose cf E. msll advance
Hetereflre fees Confident to be able to give salts
faction all who 6c desirous of purchasing
either 1T wholesale retail.
Remsmber-ii0 Washington street.
san Francisco June &C. 1851.
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Private Medical and Surgical Institute

|. DIR CZNPKAY would call attention to the f., . wing
1aadies in the tresuen of which he guarantees cur
Diseases of the Brain, such aS Epilepsy ApopiexyI
Rushing of the blood 10 the head Inflammation of il
ferent tissues partial and complete paralysis and ipan
~ and all functional arrangements such ss ess ol
Mem iry, Aversion to Society Misaathropv iuidit,
Nervous excitement from slight causes seii-dtrus ui,l
dnes hea tache, ringing in the ears confusion OF id
love o. autpde, optica illusions, disturbed sleep aud in
capacif. for iabo- and study Also in diseases OF i.
Lung and air pas ages such TUbercular di. asa or
Coh'n lon Pneumonia, or Inflammation Of thu 1lrs
l'eur ties or PseullsY asthma lIulnpial o. spss Il.
Br"', has Laryu,it. ani all l,rlIs Ca. hl a.s.
tn7. Also, disease of toe Liye- Caa-c tous 3. d
de- AMI Duct jt-'1lc and 'Iase a.t>s -, i,t a
it. tuuctiops. ~nen rana.na ,v- EH s ~.
Iltefhi.!int ios an .s' 5 iaur.- q. .i
rider q. .9t AZ as v
n "a It's. ~ D.. -.
a. -r t. .H
..a aals
s'cian s,.4 ati- ' dc HHr ..r1-r .ra lrs-ls.
~ the disease ana ta' .-a l'a taas
toa's ra i1dsa -i-i.H. wth -.-e t.r-
Naleuli il the KID ey, trrilrs. aile s.a ,il a-
d,-oriers ot th, utlHaiy organs 4t.1 l..7.a
Womb and its P,nia- suchas ir-scuiarta- ..i -
Aenses when excessive deiee5ve- es,ei. OH
ular Proa sus, falling Of the We.n5. S;g.itv Cga
can Dropsy and other diseases OF tha part, n lt
treatment Of the above disease, the Doctor la ial
remedies and guarantees perfect in all cascE
or the money Will be returned.
II All consultations, By letter otherwise FREE
Address DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco
August g. lsJ6-tf
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PO ST GF

In all princiJ al Towns and Cities these yvort
will be delivered FREE or POST AGE. Vhea sort hs
mail the Postage any part of the United state
he but Twenty Four entz vear for 'Rlackyood,
but Fourteen Gents year for each of thC ~i w
y B.-The price in Great Britain of the IL - Ter
Gals above named is about S3l per aunun.
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Clubbing.

discount venty five per cent from the above pri
ces will be allowed clubs ordering four copie
of anv one or more of tho above works. Thus: Fou'
copi1s of Blackwood of one Review will be sent =.
one address for So four copies of the four Reviews and
Blackwood for $50 and so
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Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry and

Nevada Iron and Brass FounQry ano
A G H n E s II . P /.
TCAVING established ourselves in the above business
now prepared to do all kinds Of CASTING
with nea,ness and despatch. We have tools superior
t those any other Foundry in the Mountains and pat
tern, all kinds of SAT- Mill and Quartz Mill Machinery
Pumps Car Wheels from to Is inches in diameter,
Iron Fronts for Brick Buildings Balcony and Awning
Posts, &c. We will also build STEAM ENGINES OF
all kinds from to 40 horse power. We have nov" on
hand an or 10 horse power Engine just completed,
which will sell cheap as can be sold IN the Sta;e
Everything is New & Warranted Perfect.
Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running order,
ve can fill orders quicker than any other shop in the
mountains
ANY one wanting work done will do well to call and
examine our extensive lot of PATTERNS.
~ All ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
7. J. WILLIAMS
d. TlIOM,
LA Proprietors.
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Ranch for Sale.
G IL E AT BAR GAIE!

N ~ N IL AD IN NJ N N "
A NY PERSON wishing to purchase A GOOD RANCH
n on The most farorable terms. have the oppor.
tqnity. Ii is one of the BEST STOCK HAY RANCH
ES the mountains of California and any one w ant
ing go into that pleasant business offers inducements
not often to be met with. 1t is situated Dry Creek
about mile and half )rth-wes of the Zinc House
the Sacramento road.
1t contains two quarter sections of Land, ALL EN-
CLIO ED WITH A GOOD BRUSH FENCE and two
or three smaller Lots in board fence. and
GOOD FRAME BUILDING. NEW.
There isrow growing on it CROP 6F HAY, which
will Weld the present season, less than Forv Tons
and Three Acres of the finest BARLEY 1t cont aims anv
amount ofthe best Garden Ground be found in the
Slate, about four of which is forced and has been
cultivated for that purpose small lot of Timothy
Meadow is well seeded anil in fine condition Abont
ONE HUNDRED PEA CH TREES of one wears growth
and ail the necessary tools forfarming.
There IS on the place number Of Large and never
falling Springs, afarding abundant suhpy Of excel.
lent water theT for stock irrigation the year round
1t VII be sold at the most reasonable rate either in
u'i-- .1c present wears crop without it.
5~ '2r Further particulars address. by letter. or in
NJ r-.r. - U PPONvV
July "a 1857 Nevada Journal Office
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Wanted.

DEAvER CAsTORS, for which fair prices will be
ID paid by NJ. ROSENSTOCK
65 California st, near Front San Francisco.
~
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FOR SALE.

A New and Elegant House situated two squares west
N of Broad street Just above MoDroe's house The
situation of the House Is equalso an insurance against
re and vet is almost in the heart of the Ii is
astered and hariashi nearly throughout 1t is 36x32
Get. with ive the first flo and two upstairs,
and ,as a - otof good gr und large enough for an
orchard an garden twill be sold for cash only. En-
quire the premises nov5-3w
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FIRST GLASS HOTEL,

at3 t.it- EPHI,
l. aeIIe Dealer in
5. -.---i-s ta. DIAMONDS.
Cod -s..- .-czs f-'!- b tse Tools, Glasses &c
III Fa El>CrC STREET.
Bet"es' M7'-H- y ara X Fne!, (up stairs)
SAN FHANCISC"
HAFEjast received direct from the anufacturcrs a.
lal r'ment If goods OF the latest styles and pat
;trns the above line
have constantly IN hand and am in regular receipt Of
fun and complete assormens Of goods adapted to the
ao-nia trade To the trade and dealers the interi-
/ woul say, your orders will receive prompt apd
carcfulattcnton. Please give me n call
EoBERT JOSEPH
Sent 9. 57-:}n
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JOHN LARK,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
- Main street, Nevada.
Nevada, Aprill7 1857.
W6GL NAL YMNASIUM

N6G'L NAL YMNASIUM
Broad Street, Nevada. Next door to Hotel dc Paris.
NJ. CHAUVEL.
DROFESSOR OF FENCING, has the honor to M.
nounce the citizens of Nevada md the md
ing towns that he has opened his gymnasium to
which he has added
Broad and Small Sword Glass
He has also completed Garden with ArbOr, TO
which his friends refine after their Gmnd>tir Fcats
and enjoy the luxury fan Iced Drink Cream
Terms Invariably in Advance.
For Fl ncng. lesson daily S25 per month.
For Fencing, less Ms per week-----.15 "
Broad Sword, lesson daily .-----.--.20 q
Gymnasium with Baths
Gymnasium WITHOUT Baths ...--.-..-..5 "
Nevada, July l0th 1851
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kEHrsX CGREes.

The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British pub
fishers gives additional value to these Reprints naSmuch
they can he placed in the hands OF subscribers
about IS soon the original editions.
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REPRINT or THE
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These Periodicals ably represent the three great po
Iitical parties Of Great Britain--WHIG, TORY and
RADIO CALbut politics form only fealuIe their
character As Organs ofthe most profound writers
Science Literature. Morality and Rel gon they stand
as they ever have stood unrIvaed in the world of
crs being considered indispensable the scholar and
the professional while the intelligent reader of
every class they furnish and a-ia tory
record the current literature of the day, toughou
the world than possibly te obtained from any other
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For Sale or TO Let.

HE proTrieors of the Sierra Nevada Hotel situated
in North San JUAN hereby offer the above property
for sale to let to good tenant Apply by letter or
personally to the undersigned SEARS GREEN,
Nevada. Nov. g. ls57.-2t. North San Juan.
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Terms

= y }. = PCT 1nnum-
For any one ofthe four RevieJvs, 81 90
For any two of the fouI Resiews, 800
For any three the four Reviews ZOO
For all four Of the Reviews, g 90
For Blackwood's Magazine. 300
For Blackwood and thrco Reviews 90
For Blackwood and the four Reviews 90
PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE
In all cases Money in the States whe issue
VIII always be received at par
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HOTEL INTERNATIONAL
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.


I'IE undersigned requests the attention of the tra,
cling public and strangers in part cular the mer
It's of tins House.
Although but lately established under the supervision
ofits present managers, yet dscrnin ing public have
discovered inia well ma ed and SUI e1ior hotel Tho
present proprietress and a-rs.A ) HALEY. JOHN
J. HALEY and r ROBiNSJN with an honorable
eiicai aot wishing to eaetpr upon the merits of 9th
@ house have successfully snleayorcd to establish for
il the u of a
FIRST GLASS HOTEL,
II EVERY PARTICULAR.
y voul rare state that the comparative success Of
-- 't .'se January last has exceeded that of any
-- Pacific Coast, with constantly increasing
H a. Ae1nvcyanee, marked
.5orn 1tior al Hotel Coach"
erntandence of p. b. Smith, foy
~aossncnto city, is in attendance
ge.s to and from the Hotel
baggage
y $. HALEY, Lessee
t7f y Z. Robin on late OF
scptl9-tf
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l.. II. FISHERS

And other California, Oregon and Sand wich Isla
news apers.
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Agent-Dr. JOHN LARK. Nev
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THOMAS HAYDEN

SPermatorrhosa or local weakness nervous dcIiiit,
low spirits lassitude, weHkHess o the limbs and ba
inaSIo' 4fioh and mcaa 2il for !alor and study dull
timity. selfdstrust, dizziness headache nvoInnta
discharges pains in the side affections of the eve ri,
pies on the fCce sexual and other infrnities in o w.
cured without fail by the Justly celebrated physician and
surgeon, l.. j. Czapkay. ~
His hGthoc OF curing diseases is unknown 10 9th
crs and hence the great success
All consultations by letter or otherwise free
Address l. J. CZAPKAY NJ n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

| heartily He mr.. 81 endorsed sva,v rod ,;,o,
syllable OF the resolutions He moi onv tbonnh,
that Ksnsas should be admitted with tho i .uousue
Constitution, but if she should not be 40 sdm;,,a1 m
should regard the refusal as indicating a 6rn, n 10
pose of the Northern majority never hereafter to sd
NIT slave State into ths Union, and he would ,su
furthermore that if Congress should refuse to adm,
Kansas with the Lecompton Constitution, it womb
be time for the South to take position which Womb
| never be hereafter thus understood by the North
| The proposed amendment then rejected
Mr.. DAVIS called the previous question, and tho
demand being sustained the main question, On the
adoption of the resolutions, collectively, was put
and determined in the affirmative by the follospp
vote:
YEAa-Messrs. Crutchield (Speaker,) A!e1ands,
Allen, Arnett, Arnold, Bailey Barbour of NJ, Bar
hour of G., Bass, Boyle, Bosseau, Bowles Brown Of
p, Brown of u, Burweil, Bird, Byrne Cannadsv
Cnper,on, Carpenter Carter of r. Co. & W., Carte,
of R., Chapman, Chase, Clarke, CIaybrook, Cooke.
rl Coltrane, Cowsu, Conrad, Creel, Dsbney Ds.
wilson, Davis Dsjarnette, Dickinson of 2. E., Dick
inson Of G., bowman. Draper, Duckwall Edmund
Graham, Grant. Gregory, Hackley, Hancock. Hsr
Gy, Haskins, Hawks, Raymond, Hickam, Howry,
Hunter, johnson of H., Jones of A. Jones of G,
Jones Of H.. Kaufman, kee, Kemble, kemper Lane,
Masse of r., Mckay, Miller Moody, Nelson Mock,
Nottingham, Osbourne, Paxton, Perrill, P!ymsIe,
Powell of L., Powell of H. Prince, Rice, Rves, 10.
maid, Rutherford, Scott, Seldom. Segar, Shepard.S
bert, Smith, Splitter, Salnaker Stevens. Sturm, Ts.
tenn, Thomas, Thornburg, Tomlin, Wilkinson, Yam.
cey. Yerby, Young-llO.
| NAYs-Messrs. Dromgooe and Porter.
When Mr. DRoNGooLE's name was called. he
stated that he felt constrained TO vote against Re
solutions because the second Of the series seemed
imply that Congress had the right TO inspect Con.
s:iu'ion presented by State desiring admission into
the Union Ii Congress has the right to inspect, it
may reject. The Constitution guarantees to each
State Republican form OF government. While he
would have voted separately, for the frat and third
resolutions hs could not conscienousy vote tor the
second, and must, therefore, vote against them ALL
We are requested to state that Mr. MORGAN would
have voted tor the resolutions, had be not been tenn
porarily absent from tho Hall.
The resolutions were communicated forthwith 70
| the Senate.
THE LIEUTENANT GovERSoRsHIP.
The House resumed III. consideration of the bill to
provide for filling vacancies IN the office OF Leuten.
ant Governor.
Mr.. CAPEwroY being entitled to the floor, address.
| ed the HUuss at SONS length, on the subject.
| Mr.. MAssE next obtained the floor. aud moved an
adjournment. The motion agreed to.
NorE.-The memorial presented, yesterday, by
Mr. CocKERILL, was a remonstrance against further
| legislation in behalf Of the Alexandria and Washing.
ton Kali Road, and not petition for the contrary
purpose, as reported.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1858.
SENATE.


BILLS REPORTED.
Accounting the offer of Lewis Washington regarding
the sale of the burial place Of Washington, and the
birth place of his progenors, and providing Tor me
the relief OF Jno. j. GARRETT Of Orange county, to
amend sec. 90 chap 49, Code OF virginia. to provide
for the enlistment Of young men, between the age OF
Is and IS, in the Public Guard. and TO provce ior
their instruction, and approprla.ing sIm oil money
for the same; making the Meherrln river lawful
fence scoi porating the Vrgns Coal Company; IN
cooperating company for the Improvement OF inc
Ohio river for the relief Of Lt. Z. s. Cay 10! inc re-
lief Of John Is. Gardner; to refund Jeremiah II.
King SEQ, erroneousy paid into the treasury Oh u'e
State.
Mr. BRAyNoy offered resolution appointing spe'
cal committee to consider the propriety OF donating
a portion of the proceeds of tho sales OF forfeited
lands n Lewis county, 10 the w estern Acahemy! on
condition that certain number q, the poor chidreh
of that county be- educated therein. Committee sp'
ponted-Messrs. BRASsoS, AUGUST ana ruNsit''
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
By Mr.. DAu6HrREY-Of Incorporating the for's'
mouth Steam Packet Company. BY MIR. RIcHMosp
OF reporting bill for the relief OF the Commission
ers OF the Revenue of Wise county and to authorize
the Sheriff of that county 10 collect the capaton lax
iu said county for the year 1857. BY MIR. CALDWELL
or amending IN act concerning the district public
echooIs in Ohio county. BY SIR. AuousT-ot pur-
chasing for the State the portrait OF John Marshall
painted by the late John b. Martin, OF Richmond.
BILLS PASSED.
Establishing work house in Norfolk; incorpora-
ting the Halifax Toll Bridge Company; Ion amend
ment providing exemption Of the company from tax
alton, until the dividend exceeded four per cent, was
defested;l incorporating the Valley Agricultural So
oety.
Mr. CoeHrLL, OF Amherst, introduced the following
resolutions
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The FiLIBUsTERs ar SoKFoLK.-Tha Mayor ct
Norfolk having complained Of the andin: of Wink
ere men there, as being violation of city cril'
nance in relation to paupers, Lieut.. Bryson, nj the
time commanding replied thu: the man who had gone
ashore, had done voluntarily. he having not forced
but permitted them, under instructions from tbs gov
ernment. Those remaining en- board, he Gays. wi.
not be permitted TO land without further orders from
Washington.
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ER0M WASHINGTON

WAsHIsGToN, Jan. l2-Among tho documents 10
regard 10 Central American Affairs the House
10 Cay by the President WAS one from the NIcara
guam Minister, thanking the government for Com
Paudngs conduct in taking away Walker aud h!'
followers.
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NEW YORK STATE FINANCES.--It sprea:s
from the report of the comptroller of New YORK that
the receipts into the State Treasury in 1851 amounted
Ia g 336i. and the expenditures to S1iT0 So. leav.
ing deficiency Of SSi7U2 The detici, Il the rnd oil
the present year will, it is believed reach 22l 40
The total State deb, is S3 gu oii aud the scnooi
fnnh
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IN PARIS

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IN PARIS.
The Prr-id.nr's Message was published in !ul ~
al! The Partisan journals. Ii elegraphsd through
from Liverpool To Paris in five hours aud a ha-'he
same time it WAS required 10 telegraph it 10 LONDON:
But the two copies came diff,ren. wires and
while the copy s-nt IN London was in English, that
10 Par. was in French. This fact shows the impOr
lance given to the Message. The comments Of thu
press upon this documen: are various.-lNc P"s
MFRS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

CAPrAIS CHATAKD arrived in Washington on Sa'
turday and had a long interview with the Secretary
of the Navy. 1t il said it is yet undecided what
course they will plrrue with reference 10 hi. case
whether they wilry him before court Of inquiry or
court martial.
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tn TRA(,IJERS


FUNHE Trustees OF the Danyil!e Male Academy wien y
i employ Teacher take charge o. that Institution
To competent instructor in all respects quaned 40.
who intends make teaching his profession the situsuol
sffers strong inducements. Immediate application ne
cessary For further information. apply TO the unde'
signed. NATHANIEL l. hREEN,
President Board OF Truriees
D.nyils Va Jan Z ls5s-c2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

DIED, In Chesterfield county, Jnnuary 10Th, FANNY g.
ELAN daughter OF Cattle and Leander Elan, aged II
months and - days
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xvc,.1.Tuas OF VIRGINIA.

speeches OF JAMES l.. KENPER. OF MAJ
ISoN, JOHN BLAIR HoGE, OF bENh nI,
LEY. AND ARTHUR I. FOREMAN w
WOOD, oN THE QUESTION OF THE LIEU
TENANT GOVERNORSHIP.
ISxpoRrED FOR THE ENQUIRER III r hk"S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-02-18
San 4raIlfistu 9atsrtissnlsufs.

RS ACKNOwLEDGED TO BE, nv ALL
tried it, the best Toxsc and AkT1-DysYuyfc
presented e the Hawaiian public.
New Tcrk City, Buffalo, N. T.. and San rranosso whee
Turner Broo world, secured
degree d popularity owing soly ~ sank
tary and extraoFdinayy medical properties.
MEDICAL and ali pronounce u 70 ~ the
heafhfl and invigorating, and whether u - ussd bg
aduIts or infAn alike beneficial II
vBonr ABLE, aud b composed Of 4
The juice Of berries, herbs, Wild pAnts and ROOFS
The Springs hrst buds, the mellow Autumn's fruits
The bright wild flowers whose fragrance charms Tie be
The op'nins leaves, the bark OF the forest tree
The bulbous mountain slope that's found
The spreading vine that grows In marshy grouud.
For sale br c. L. RICHARDS Z Co.,
so-tf SOLE AcRxzs H0uoLrIs