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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

siDps and consists in placing the Aorss In such po-
ssioo 10 render eli HE Efforts q residence aborss.
ODce convince him Of your superiority mentally spA
physically, and HE obdursss spirit permanently
quertd. The Older the hone, the more he aicuhy 10
var gushing him. - he clngs to hs cary imprsssoos
with astonishing tsoschy. List week'I had the svst-
fcstion Of witnessing the tanning Of horse By eo.-
f,ere Of Mr.. Rarey prsc.icing in this cty-M ca.eb
II. Rary. The horse provided for the opefssion wss
most rconisble brute, extremely nervous, and sp-
psreny sctuated by De Dire to taste Of every psrsoa
who can within range Of his mouth. Mr.. RArey sp-
preached him arlely and AFTER scoutested struggle Of
twohours the erccious animal was entirely changed IN
disposition In s,ct he presented most pitifu md
forlorn sppearsrce, ms. only permitted Mr. RAey but
also the bys,anders TO take liberties which, sWo hours
before, be would have rssented 10 the most sAvsge
manner. Such wac the wonderful influence OF ssv
simple contriyances by which the horse was ehecuay
prevented from offering successful resistance.
The ~. of hore tanning is to certain extent known
to the Mexicsns. Throwing the ssso and sptsngiinG
the animal in s meshes, as 10 depriye hin Of his
liberty will produce similar effects In curing his obst
macy as Mr.. Rareys method, a the same sessrsi
principles are involved. am not permitted to give
theJetais of this gentsmsns practice, a. secrecy vss
eroined upon al who witnessed the perorOsncs. Any
knowledge Of the horse that wIl make him more ss~
full to man cannot be too widely disseminated; end
sincerely hope that horse tanning with AL The details OF
the operation, viii soon fud It's way into the raesc
prints. properly authenticated. The nnsrodsc'ieo Of
valuable thoroughbreds makes the subject Of tsang
an exceedingly interesting ore, - in many instances
the pure bloods defy all efforts a, subordinstca.
In conclusion VIII give recipe for teaching any
horse 10 psce. Buckle ID. weight arcusd ssch
anAe Of the hind leg; the weight should have s~o
straps attached 80 that be permanently secured.
The horse should be ridden At lively gait, ADD ., he
same time each rein Of tho bride should b ssrnsssy
twitched. This will force him into tho required gait
ARer driving with the weights for several day., they
can be gradually decreased at the rate Of p,und Q
day until entirely removed. Sometimes it q necessary
TO repest the operation. Ii desired to mAhs trcttsr
or PAGER increase his stride buckle strap Scand esss
forearm. This plan lie practiced by pcrsoss who trad
for the track, and may be relied upoo. NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

7 AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
Il DENCE &c--On and ater Oct o. 1857, Train Of Tie
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and FIsHKikL RAILROAD
" leave Hartford the svivs there Of the E1pres Train Of
he Ne-York and New Haven wHaven Hartford
md Sprns6eld kArosds which leaves New York 9
SAMUEL MOTT 6uperintenden-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11
Ocean Steamers, &e.

NOTICE for CITIZENS GOING ABROAD
IN AMERICAN PASSPORTS Indispensable They can
BE procured Of G. HOTT Notary Public, No. 10 Walls-
OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY, No. 422t
Broadway and No. Chsham square. Packages and par
cells parts Europe Small parcels 70 Grea,
Britain and Ireland 81 50 each prepaid Drafts in sums 70
~ EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD Co.
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ARABIA for
HI LIyERPOOL.-The ARABIA, JAMES STOVE Commsnder,
will sail fom the stream the mails and fr Eu
WEDNESDAY the l2h Inst steamer will leave the
ConpaDys Dock at jersey Cry with the Passneer AZ ~ aud
n Oelotl o ". The PERSIA will sail on the 2tb Of May
T.. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

Balance profit of the crop. ...'''....'''. 20
own. II. Putnam Of Brooklyn STANDS I he.nt lam
list Of competitors. The soil was wet, sch L oo
with heavy compact subsoil, which had Deen III
years pJeyious in grass with no manure. o1'ey Id
loads Of stable ure from under cover were po.eI
in, and ten loads of compost, maze rom Si nco-
stable and hog manure, wel-mxed VITA loi tim d
Summer made yard manure were Puts y il c,ld and
wet suitable mar ure Is applied in the hlu, qua , .ae
corn dropped upon il. The land 10 iur1vweu snio
feet and the corn dropped two and one-ha Zee. apsI
in the furrow. Plaster is dropped upon .ne coiI
undergoes no preparation AZ iess. DE- I.I,nd pre
MUM planted May a. The corn Is coIVs &c T Tso
hoed twice and thinued four spears IN tne nl
corn il Gu. I'D by the roots, and s,acheu. -.
was 95i bushels 70 the acre, ana 'ne '''D sas 90
whole crop put at.........'...'''-''''' D. 20
Cost Of cultivation ....'''.''''''''
Balance Of profit .....'.....''..''.''''S
"Jsmss A. Bill of LYME, took the tnlra pre- III
His col is grsvely ,osn, cultivated tno - 80
ous wears II, sorp ard the third year previous ~ IT,
Forty loads of bsrn-ysri manure were 70" $3.50
for esch crop of corn, sad dressing oI ~ ij
sshes the fire. year for corr. 10 naIe 90 rr.Tnrs
. the and when in grass. F0r.y o'Ss ol 'lu.1
ve,s ned the p-ssert year. The land Fss Pc yea
June l. sgd plsHed June with Dlt'on corr '.l es
Ard ,,s. half .e.t Apart each way. OK .ai.s -
sere used s,s- s5akce uo.il nearly 'ea1y % Y1o-,
ard plar;,d June }. Ter days AMER pi.I'.Is . -.
iced AGAIN he isst 80 - osrteety ... 10
Ails bers u.ace. The cEcp voc 49, "-E -
y;ei Was egh.y.riGe 5rs1@-s 40 "A
Whole vs'1s IF crop......- -'.'''''''-'''''' "A
-cs. - cC,:ivs.i0r. .ss..'''''-''''
Biifn-. . , ,h'......'''''.'''''''..-
T.. VAC. ef:,. msiars 3 rN ts'rn.'ed ~h'ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY

IL The Spring Arrangement is e commence on - OF may And
o5stet he Measure travel.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08
A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Schiedam II Medicated Schnapps
Royal Schnapps, &c.
Under the above and similar titles the liduormixers
of this city bOttng large quantities of adulteracd
unwhosome trash costing but little nwhic they hope
to realize large profits by selling in California.
Avoid all compounds. Some skllfully prepared
to for good Liquor except with the best Judges
Hyou would be safe, only the long est abshed re-
nowned, genuine Ho!tes ScdiedGm aromatic ScAaapps
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer
August l3, le5e-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08
Sacramento Valley Railroad.

SACRAMENTO Valley Railroad.
INTER ARRANGEMENT lon and after
w this date, the trains of the Sacramento Valley
hairoad "iil leave ss follows viz:
Passenger Trains.
Will llcavc Sacramento daily y O'Clock and 2I NJ
wa leave Folsom daily Sundays excepted at Il A.
NJ. II VI, and > L. VI.
On SUNDAYS. VIII Leave Sacramento at II 4 NJ and
y VI, viii leave Fl'som at = \. VI. and F. NJ
tltl further notice. no Excursion Tickets will be is
sued On Sundays.
Freight Trains.
Viii leave Sacramento at - A. NJ and 2PN
'' Poison at 81 A. NJ
Tie , 4. NJ Train i'll take through Frrirht only
Nofrclght trans ported on SUNDAYS
81 AG = connect vita the : - NJ Tr,ips-far
New ia, Grass Valley Auburn
low hi!i Forest city, Dcvnicvne,
Orleans Fiat. Nfhir Gold Hin
lll''istown Yankee Jims, Greenwood
G"orSctowu, Mormon Island, Col1nia
IL Dorado Diamond Spriurs PlarrryilIe
FraIuc CItS, Michigan Bar. Cooks Bar
,N ~. piS-inss, Live Oak City, Arkansas Dgings
Willow Springs, DrNtoWn, Amador,
suffer Jackson, Fddletown,
hnd other Intermediate places
The Stages viii connect with the II NJ. Train in ar
ri'tns IN Sacramento in time for the Francieco
boats.
For Freight or passage apply at the r K. stations
Oct IT J. ROBINSON. Supt
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08
The Aromatic Schiedam 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
become known, account of its 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 auanti
ties, as diet drink and especially dinner found
by uniform experience to be eninenty cficacous
most Estimate when the best of the usual
remedies have failed to afford than Temporary re-
hef In cases of ofFlatulency, it is immediate and il
variable specific and it may be administered in diluted
and proportonate quantities, Yeung Infants
all those proxyisms ofgripng pain in the stomach and
bowels to which they especially subject, well as
the cholic of grown persons
Its Judicious adoption in connection with the principal
meals, when of exhaustion dictates its use
never fails TO relieve the debility attendant upon pro-
tracted chronic maadies low temperament and exhaust
ed vital energy ywhatever induced These are
facts to which many of the eminent medical men,
both in England and tho United States have borne tes-
timony and which corroboIated by the highest writ
ten authorities.
Put up in quart and pint bottles in of
with my tho bottles, cork and siInle of my
signature the label.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and Iiouor
dealers in California and Oregon
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer.
No. % Beaver street, New York
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4. O. . d. f..

The regular meetings of OUSTOMlH LODGE, No
16 will be held every Tuesday evening athe newHal
on Pine street, (Kidds buildng.)
II CALVIN, ". G.
j. B. VANHAGaH, Sec'Y. nov2T
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08
JANSON, BOND C CO.,
IMPORTERS &JOBBERS in DRY GOOD,

corner of Battery x Clay Streets San Francisco
AVE now landing and in Store
Il HuU Bales 20 inch Brown drills
ltu Bales 30 inch Brown Shcctiugs
100 Bales Nc O--OO0 Duck
800 Bales No 20 Duck
70 Bales Raven Duck
- Cascs Mcrinac Prints
10 Eases Prague Prints
~ Cases Pacific Prints
10 aSes DInncis Prints
lt Cases AMI "A Blcachc, SI,irtinCe
40 a>es g. - and lOl Beached sAirtings,
20 Cases Blnc Dlill-.
10 Gases Blue Denims
~ Bales Hickory Stripes,
~ Bales :, and Il 'Ifckinrs
~ BALES Scarlet, Blue and Grey Fannels
10 Bales B:iiariale White Flannel
= Ga. es C0burEs and Mcriros
. Cases Wool and half Wool PlaiIs
. Cases Blue and Black Alpacas
10 'a'cs Parih,-new styles De Laines;
Cases, all wool, new styles do
Gases French Mernos,
1000 Bay State Plaid shawls
lOUU Cashmere and plain Wool Shawls
BACK and Coored Silks
Plain, Figured and Plaid Silks
And large assortment Of other Dress Goods
BLANkETS-l3uU pair White q rcen 4 blue Mackiaayy
1880 Pair BB, TBB and SBG Blankets
1000 Pair chcSp Grey English Blankets
1909 l'sir cheap blue En- .ish Ra kets
80 Pair Scarlet English Blankcts
900 Pair 81, TO- II, and IA white Bed Blankets
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
1900 doz Meriuo and all Wool Socks
'Jl doL Satinct and Jean Pau's,
~ doE Duck and Cottonsde Pcuts,
800 d"z Hickory and check Shirts,
a1o doz Calico aud White Dress Shirts
5Hu dpz Ovcrails and Jumpers,
Black sNd Fancy ELK Cravats Nccktics Silk IIanlkcr
tAir.s. NuSpcndcrS, and variety Ot other articles
10 l7mcreu, 70 mention. For sale low by
.iINN0N, BOVD & co,
Corner Battery and Clay streets.
San i'rarc.-r7. act. 1T
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
SCH N APP q.

SALUTARY QUALITIES manufactured by himself
~ exclusively, at his Factory at Schicdam Holland
and well known during the last twelve years throughout
all the Atlantic and Western States
IL Is made from the best Barley that can be selected in
Europe with tho essence of aromatic Italian berry
OF acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal proper.
ties. 1t has ling since acquired a higher reputation
beverage.
Anaiyzed it is perfectly prre Liqu1r in its effects
mid and wholesome tonic 1t is extensively used and
heads of families &c.
In Gravel Gout, and Rheumatism in obstructions of
the bladder and Kidneys, and in General Debility its
effects prompt, decided and invariably reliable and
1t Is not only remedy for these maadcs but all cases
which they are produced by drinking bad water which
Is almost universally the cause of them, it acts
preventive.
For Fever and Ague it is one of the efcacious
preNentiXeS that N be resortcd to
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08

sy@ Let no false delicacy prevent the invalid from
seeking medical relief-thc card of L. j. Czapkay be
found in another column indicates where to obtain re-
liable and competent physician 1t is seldom we are
called upon to bear testimony fsvorc the skill any
physician but sense of duty well Justice demands
that should not pass DR.. Czapkay by without. some
thing more than Il mere mention. Unlike the greater
portion of those who thrust themselves and t!er nos
trums before the public whose practices are empirical
DR.. Czapkay is gentleman of rare medical and sci
enfc attainmens, having held the position of chief
surgeon of the lberatng army during TIE late Hun
garian Revolution and possessed of all the requisite
experience and skill for the successful practice his
profession 1t to the and advice of such phvs
ican we would commend all suffering from the effects
of sexual or private disease, Telling assured that in all
such complaints whether arising from infection ndis
creon sclfabuse, or less of yrty, he 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 Place of false modesy and seek uch advice as
VIII save You from untmely grave and lead you back
again to pristine health consult Dr. Czapkay whom we
chcerully endorse 4 skul and tried physician capa-
bic Of coping with and successfully ,eradicating those
scfintcted mseres the evils of empirical practices
and all diseases of seminal nature. DR.. Czapkay's
rooms are on Sacramento street. opposite Pacific Mai
Steamship Office san Francisco.
mv1-f
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08

atlantic CaJle-Wc are indebted to
the celebrated Jcweller of San Francis
ca, J. w. Tucker, for a 'chunk" of the
Atlantic Gable accompanied with a Ger
tificate from Cyrus w, Field. We sup
pose the same article may be obtained
at fuckers Establishment, No. 125
Montgomery street, as well as anything
in the Jewelry line.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08
. ~ L Y S %
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

Is PIT mp in containing One ID zen Bottles each
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Francisco. ,nr 81
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08

FROM FRAZER.-A letter from a re-
liable gentlemen of this place now at
Victoria states that point, once the scene
of hustle and animation, has become
quiet little country village. Goods are
Sold below San Francisco prices. The
people are disappointed with the returns
from the river after the water fell, and
business became stagnant for want of
further hope As provisions have been
sold remarkably cheap, prospcctors were
enabled to fit themselves out for the Up
per Frazer river region which is said to
q rolling country, and where the only
hope Of the miners is centercd as the
mines already discovered arc too limited
aud too easily exhausted to employ but
n small share of the population already
crowded in. Tie writer says the best
or worst will soon be known.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08
Newspaper Press of California,

From a card sent us by L. p. Fisher,
Esq, newspaper Agent at San Francis
CO, we learn there are SO newspapers
published in the State. OF these 25
are published in San Francisco. The
list does not include two or three new
papers recently started in the Bay city.
We believe Duncan, Mantz and Da-
wilson have each commenced the pub
lication Of a new paper, or are atou; to
do so. which will swell the total to So
newspapers in the State.
Of those given in the published list 10
are dailies, 61 weeklies, one is a month
ly and two are published to accommo-
date the mails going East.
On a second examination of the card
before us we find the True Republican
and Sentinel of Santa Cruz omitted.
There Is, we believe, a paper published
at Murphy's in Calaveras county, which
is not mentioned in the list. The Pla-
cerville Register, one of the enumerated,
is discontinued.
Probably there is no State in the
Union which can furnish as many news
papers according to population as Cali
fornia.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
The TariG-A straw.

In the House of Representatives on
Monday, Mr.: Dewart; of Pennsylva-
MIA, offered a resolution instructing the
committee of Ways Of Means to report
a bill increasing the duty on coal, iron,
lead, wool, and such other articles as
need protection against foreign cempe.
7 ition. The consideration of the reso-
luton required d suspension Of the
rules, and the motion to suspend was
sustained by 102 Affirmative votes, to
80 nays-a clear majority of 20! TO
suspend the rules required two.thirds
vote, and hence though, a large major
ity was favorable to the resolution, it
was not considered at the time. This
vote is indicative. 1t shows that the
recent elections have had most salu.
tary effect. All the Democratic mem
bers from Observation-Disclosures Q
Montgomery of Washington--voted in
favor ofthe resolution Wheel. Times.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
A Reform Needed.

We have met with but one citizen
who has read the Presidents MESA ge.
Its great length is the cause of it's non
perusal. We observe that the same
reason induced the Pittsburgh press to
forego their usual custom, and issue it
in their regular edition, while some of
them contented themselves with pre-
senting only synopsis. We think
entirely too much consequence is attach.
ed to these documents as general
thing. They have become, oflate years,
scarcely any thing better than partisan
defences of the acts and doings of the
Administration.
We think it is to be regretted that
neither ridicule, sarcasm, nor in
vective have proved availing to curtail
the monstrous proportions of these
annual speeches from the throne. 1t
is strange that their authors do not
see that their prolixi.y impairs their
potency. Perhaps one in five hundred
road them through, and thus entitle
themselves to the sympathies of their
fellows. 1t is to be hoped that our
rulers will speedily restore the practice
Of the earlier Presidents, who content
ed themselves with simple statements
of governmental policy, leaving the
augmentation of their position to YER
bose Congressman. - Wheeling Times.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
FOR THE UNION.
The Discovery Of the 10th Century.

Governor Wise's Pittsburgh Letter
spouts a great discovery, in his imagi.
nation, ON the subject of internal i'm
proyements. Some creature has been
dreaming dream or has seen vision
to tickle the Governors ear, knowing
his uncomfortable propensity in that
channel; his Authorizations on the stub
ject of improvements by the State be-
| ing most wonderful. A great gulf is
to be made in Virginia, for the benefit
of the James River & Kanawha canal
to keep up navigation forever. There
are never to be any more foundations
of land from high water; the guF is to
hold it all. There are never to be any
more droughts, because Che guJf is to
keep the evaporation at home, and not
let it fly off foolishly. Two ihcontro-
vertible axioms. Take notice, Pitts
burghers, q part of this great gulf is
for your express benefit, in the nayi.
cation of the Ohio river. What do you
think of that gists This guF is to be
filled by hydraulic ram, land very
reasonably, too, from the Atlantic O.
cean; and then won't it be dry? What
is then to become of all the ships p
How is this great revenue to accrue to
the State of Virginia from taxing oy-
sters, that is to make this gulf? They
will all DO dead when the Atlantic Is
dried up. Somebody had better send
word to Congress, that they needn't
say any thing about tariff, for VIC
won't need any; and they needn't talk
ahont building Inc any moro slips sa.is for the
navy when thcy cant float, But there
Is ono thing we can do; we cun SEQ
what is the matter with the Atlantic
Telegraph Cable. There is another
plan, however, that may be adopted to
fill the great GUT, that is by o water,
spout from the clouds that Dr.. Thomas
Dick speaks about, "a capital plan. -
The Governor can send his dreamer UP
in balloon, TO give it the proper bear.
ing. But then there is danger of the
pressure, from spout Of water Of such
q height, bursting the State in two.
We shall try to wait patiently until
we can be further advised on the sub
Ject' st fev MOSES.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
TEMPLE OF FANCY !
Commercial Buildings, Morgantown


FITCH s. SCOTT, Having purchased The on.
tire stock Of Drugs Books, Notions, &c. of Mes.
srs. Fitch g. Cbailant, take pleasure in taing
the attention Of The public 10 cor establishments
assuring them by strict attention, and low pri.
ccs to retain the well mcfifed confidence 80 fec.
" bestowed upon tho old firm. IL : ccou =
physician of extensive practical experience who
VII give tho establishment bis entire attention,
VIII at NIL times warrant perfect accuracy in
preparing and compromising physicians, pre.
scripiiona. Again we lave secured the services
off. NJ Chulfant OF tho old firm, whose rennta.
ton as a practical Druggist md perfamcr of i
years expcricnco,will warrant porfec, accuracy
In every department of our establishment,
In a few days VIC win receive largo additions
to nnr present Extensive stock Of Drugs. Books.
Jewelry, Notions, &c. To The patrons Of Tho old
hJm permit us to assure you, il will ever be orr
aim 10 render perfect satisfaction.
VIC hayo just received BY express, Books for
Che Holidays, Gin Books, highly ombcllishcd.
Illustrated Toy Books for children, Albums su.
pcfby bound and Gilt Bibles, different styles and
finish. Beautiful China Toys. Nn assortment
OF magnificent Jowclry, &c, nh at Tic loves, pri.
ccs, FIICu & SCOJ"I
Tee, 10, 1865,