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LON q w o X IT IL Y'S
PURE OHIO
G A y A W B 4 BR 4 \ D Y,

CINCINNIIL ono
VUNHIS BRANDY has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure Juice oI the Caawba Grape,
thus H,iordng additional evidence o the progress OF Anne
enterprise and Industry mud of ability produce
articles at home, equal TO those made ny any other
ton
The Ohio Caawhs Brandy not only equals but cScels
the best imported rsndes in purity and flavor II Is in
fact the beat Brandy known This statement ia fully
roboatcd hy the Certificates OF distinguished
analytical Chemists.
The OF Pure Brandy has long been fell in hi.
country and the introduction al article oi such quality
supcr-ric The sale and Of those vile compounds
hitherto sold under the OF Brandy, only be
rardcd great public good Tue C"ttwha Brandy pos
al tho good qualities clam"1 fr the bcs, imported
Liquors and is Of perfect purity AMI superior flavor, and
sovereign and remedy Tor dyspepsia fatulrncy.
Cramp Chnlc. Lnnruor Low Spirit, General Debility
&c - Ma Family should he without it,
Retail Price, FL - per bottle W. PETERSON
Successor 10 Alex Duva. 80 Main st, l2h II
has been appointed Sole Agent Richmond and vicinity
for the sale nt this b-nndy where Dealers and Gust
will plchse forward their orders
~ By calling tho above agent. The public get
small bottle srGult"usly test tho article Aug 25d3m
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ARMORY MILL BOLTRD MEAL.
NRDERS FOR MEAL, lrf al the store OF Messrs Has
MS Mooax, Basin Bank, opposite the Sheds, VIII
y. promptly Sled.
To delivery the same Day orue!s must oe 'e'
b., O'clock, A. N.
To-. rs.b On delivery JOHN SWAN,
Aug zi-4r hi'e'-
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Julr % e~i- EDWARD Viii lNsoN. }Com'r-
l AND FUK SALE.-l wlll -en fn thc hiene.

AND FOR SALE will sell 10 the highest bi-
- der Thursday the Both oi September. ~ a!i.
the alr day the tact oi hand known
r-burg, miles southwest at Red Oak Grove Char.
li,r county adjoining the land OF Captain John /
Mo-rlry, a. G. Jef'rr,s. ChHrlc- loomb~ Hni ms
hands SiRunton rvcr.
.ni contains about 800 acres. fourth OF "hcl
clear ed and III good hcart,r bnnnc" heavily timber
81 ell adapted the rrowih OF tobacco ana wheat
1t has on ii a good dwelling with tour rooms AMI all
necessary houses good granary stables and two 10
bHcco houses, and well Of the finest water Ia Virginia
will sell the whole any part OF the land very
-unnble terms Persons wishing purchase dc-l'ing
further information the subject may address NJ he'd
Oak Grove 7. o., Charlotte. Va
Terms made known day OF sale
LANES
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TN CONSEQUENC OF THE APPOINT
u MENT of Mr. HARRIS, Principal of New London
Academy the Chair OF Latin at Washington College
there will be election I'LL the vacancy on the 10Th
day Of August The Academy lie good building, con-
tanning besides a large School Room, six rooms tor
bonrders The dwelling house Is roomy and quite COM
urtabe-earden and grounds attached The Pr1ncipa,,
addition the tuition ees and profits OF boarding, VIII
receive liked salary from the Trustees .
Further information be obtained by addressing
the subscriber al Yellow Branch, Campbell county
ROBERT c. SAUNDERS,
Secretary of the Beard of Trustees
POsTPONEMEET The election advertised above Is
ed TO September lst c. SAUNDERS,
Aug ls-ctlSep Secretary OF Board
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r..
TIME business, hereto conducted under the
u and style Of +. Crsnz & Co, will be conducted by
The subscriber The patronage of the Old customers OF the
irm is respectfully solicited. OSCAR CRAM
August 26-}t Surviving partner Of +. Cranz 8 Co.
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MISS PEGRAMs SCHOOL-MlSS PEGRAM
WI will the duties of her school the lst oil Oc-
tober next Circulars containing full particulars may be
had ON application tu Mrs J. w. PEGRAM, Linden
Square Franklin 81 July l2-d&clOct
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A. II. FERGUSsON'S SCHOOL.

A. ii. FERGCSSON'S SCHOOL.
yuNHL subscriber school, at Northwood Charles City
i County will rc.commence the 18th OF september
1852 and the 18th OF July following during which
time ar nternssion OF weeks will be given ut Christ
TEam.-Board and tuition per school term Of ten
months Sl50; half paid at the time OF entering the
school, and balance five months thereafter.
For further information, address
A. H. FERGUSON,
Charles Cifv Court Hnnsn
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE

8NBE ruin session VIII commence OCTOBER j, ls0e,
AMI close the last Thursday in June, 1859.
No material changes in the general plan found TO be
desirable but It s hoped the experience acquired by
previous Sessions and the additional secured.
sysem, which has already for the Institute high
n position.
REV b. MANLY in will retain the position of Presi-
dent which be has occupied from the beginning and VIII
devote his attention exclusively 10 the instruction and su
pervson OF the School being freed from the OF the
bOarders.
cssor CHARLES h WINSTON and his Lady, in whom the
Trustees feel that they epose the highest
confidence. Professor Winston will also give instruction
IN Ancient Languages and Engish Literature. He lis n
Master OF Arts Of the University of Virginia and recently
Professor in Pennsylvania University. Kentucky.
The Trustees are in correspondence with gentleman
al deserved reputation, Hs Professor OF Mathematics
whose name will b. announced hi an early dny.
The services OF DR. K A LEWIS. Professor OF Nalu
raj Sciences Of Miss MARY l. THoMPSoS Instructor
French OF Dr. f. BUCHLEh Teacher OF German have
been again secured and additional assistance will be pro-
vded for instruction in the English branches of the Col
lesiate Department. Miss JANE 5. SrAsAhp Mrs ANN
ToMPKIss will have charge Of the Preparatory Glasses
Mr. N. B. CLAP will continue to be the Principal of the
Music Department aud will be aided by such assistants ss
may be nccdul Suitable provision will be made Tor in.
,,ruc,on in painting. drawing and other ornamental
branches.
Half payable in Advance, Oct the remainder Feb. 10.
English Tuition in Preparatory Department $50
French In Preparatory Department. 10
English Tuition in Collegiate Department so
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Music ON Piano Guitar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Use OF nsrument.- .......-.....:-.......-.. >
Drawing, Needlework or Grecian Painting 20
Oil Painting. ~
Board including every thing except washing 200
Aug 42dam b. MANLY. JR
MISS PEGRAMs SCHOOI.-MlSS PEGRAM
WI will the duties of her school the ls OF DC.
tober Circulars containing full particulars may be
had ON application to Mrs J. w. PEGRAM Linden
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WM. T BARRETT


New Glas sow, Amherst Co Va
NIB can sell the above Tract oi Land on ta,.
able terms Aug a.p-ct:5-cp
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Payments for board. one third the ls of October
JANUARY and Apritor tuition, half on the let OF Oc
ber aud the other on the 18th Of Arrtor fuel oneha
the LIST Of October and the other on the lst OF January
Sudenls furnish their and provide their own wash
ing lights and tGwols The hotels are under the man
ageinent of Mrssrs Tyler and Lindsay-who are well
qualified tor their posts Each day charged 81 for
fuel and 81 for roomrenf be occupy room In College
during the day For further particulars see Catalogue
Aug 6]tlstOct
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ZACH SATITEk IN aIrs.I-S'E

We THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND KIGHrYFivE PRIzxs |!
Nearly one Prize TO every Nine Tlcketsl
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
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SCHOOL WANTED.
a SOUTHERN gentleman who has had eight years ex
"A pcrience in teaching the Classcs Mathematics and
the common English branches, desires school. Salts:
factory references will be given and required.
AddressP s., Palmyra. Flursnna county Virginia ga
ting salary &C. August lS-d3ctf.
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TIME next session will begin October LIST and close the
u LIST vi July following The Faculty consists Of
REV Royr RYLASD. A. NJ, President and Professor Of
Moral Science.
Languages
LEWIS TURNER, A. NJ, Professor OF Mathematics and
Astronomy.
WIN G STRANGE, A B, Professor OF Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy.
SIDNEY II OWENS JR, A. NJ. Professor OF Greek Ian
guRge aud Literature
H. w RErsHAnr, Tutor OF the Academic Department.
TEAMS
Diet and attendance, Sl2O w
Tuition In College classes. lin the Academic ei5J 50 M
Fuel $40 roomrcnt 81 deposit 81; printing 50c IL 20
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The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
Udolpho Wolfe's Schnapps.

hediehal Dict Drink, of emnently salutary ouali.
az by himself exclusively at his factory
a' ochleoan, in Holland
| 1t Is made from the hpst 7, ,rlo,. A.. -. |, ,.
In ie essence of an aromatic Italian berry of
II has lone % a extraordinary medicinal properties
- - dcqiIed higher reputation both in
Europe and America. than any Other di,,r.i ~ 49, ~
III oiI9EeL oont and rheumatism, in Obstrnctions ~
INC badder and hidneys and in reneral nh;I;.. -.
effects are prompt decided and inva riaba I;p M
1t Is not only remedy these maIad;s t anu
eases in which they produced by drinkin b IN an
winch y utmost universally the them II onara.
as SURE PREVENTIVE " operates
The distressing effect upon tire stomach bo,vo,. -,
pa'ider, or travellers, sdents and all . ~
unaccustomed to them, produced by the waters Of soils
M our great inland rivers like the Ohio Mississippi and
A.o,a from me large quantity of decayed vegetable
aer contained IN them in state of solution is well
Known as also that of the waters ofpeone RI oons
IN III producing Gravel Cacu, and Stone in the Bladder
Ihe AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPs is an absoInte
III ectNe oi these injurious properties of bad water
and consequently prevents the diseases which they
oh. IL Is also found to be and preventive of
81 80 ana Ague, a complaint caGsed by the conioint
cctS OF vegetable malaria the atmosnbere and yeqe
ape putescences in the waters Of those districts in
sc ti,,n priincipaly prevails The AROMATIC ScHIEDAN
hNAffs Is consequently in great demand bv persons
travelling or about to settle in those nars of ib conn
try esnecally as well by many in every community
where it has become known on acconnt of H. ,ar.r
other remedial properties 80 i'-'
inal cases of Dropsea tendency it is generally the
only remedy required when adopted N the early STAGES
VI Tue oSease. In Dyspepsia malades when taken in
P"Per quantities, as diet drink and especially at din.
ner II IS found by uniform experience to be eminenty
- "a 'Ae must oDSunate cases. when the
pest the usual remedies have failed to afford more
lIh temporary relief In of Flaulency tits an
iI a; ,', ',l ihv3 riabe specific and may be admin
ana proportlonate quantities.
poss IN ai those paroxysms of gripping rain in
i ana bowels to which they are especially sub
JeIi' a wen as IN the collie of grown persons
iSJudlcous adoption in connection with the pripcin,
NJ fai, sense OF exhaustion dictates itsuse,
oreieVe the debility attendant upon pro-
d - @ oIIc huadles. low temperament, and exhaust
& co ..a energy by whatever indus, These are
- 70 "hIch many Of the most eminent medical men,
he n ii
tr 1nu Weh are eorroborated by their highest writ
Fu up IN quart and pint bottles in cases Of one dozen
th my name on the bottle cork and FAC srNlIr of NV
signature on the label FOR sale by all the respectaJle
'iussiStS aHd dealers in California and Oregon
UDOLPHO WOLFE Sole Importer
y Beaker street, New York
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
Caution to the Public
London Cordial Gin,
Club-Hovse Gin.
.Seh'ed0n .Schnapps,
Medtc0tcd ,ScL00n1s
Royal &chna2ps.

ier several years experimenting in the a,ufacture
VI "li fortunately succeeded in the wear 1913 in max
ing discovery IN its manufacture by which If was de-
prvedo all acrld and inammaorl properties and redu
:, Ieriecly pure Ny mandatory is at Schiedam
ioIlahd After several months reflection what tlr to
give It. introduce ii 10 the American pubc under the
name of W. nife's Schedam Aromatic SchnapD, y,
>chedam is the name of the place o and where the
GIN Is Manufactured Aromatic derives its name from
thd Italian Juniper Berry with which is Favored and
the word ''Schnapps'is is the German for drink-Cogue
Dram-Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Drink
No sooner had my Sehnapps been introduced to the
American public. and received with appreciation than
the liquor mixers cf New York, Boston and Philadel
phia started in pursuit with their mixed aud poisonous
stuff under various names-Schedam Gin Schieda,n
&C. and in several cases labels have been so nefcc
initiated with only the addition few letters To pead
technical avoidance of the law and carefully
ed as to impose careless purchasers Iundersto nd
large quantity has been purchased by merchants of
California account ofhe chcapncss Of the articles
1cspeciay caution the public .arrs those vile nita.
ton of my bottles and wrappers of same colors-ycl.
low paper, with blue and red printing intended 10 de-
ccNc careless buyers Such bottles contain the worst
KIND Of doctorcd mp and unwholeSome lquors A mer-
cht VINO participates indirectly in the fraud by selling
spurious articles, is much offender the principal
WI" lhanned the imposition 7 hope every honest man
IN aitorna who values the health the community in
Mhlc ne lves will aid me in fsrreng exposing
the INSCRIPTIONS merchant who sake of few
cents VIII mt IN jeopardy the lives of the in
Whch ne lives Such men should be nailed to the plorv
Unpopular cxccration
Inc genuine Srhnapps can he purchased at wholesale
from all the respectable Liquor Dealers and Druggists
San Francisco
have appoiutcf! CROSBY & DIBBLEE San Francisco
Sole Agents for the Schieda Aromatic cchnapps for
California AMI Oregon.
jan22 UDOLPHO WOLFE.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
Declaration.

m this 2lt dav Of Januarv 1859 personally appeared
~ before me. John |. Caldwell a Notary Public in and
for the State Vt California, County Nevada Bridget
Cline. the wife Of Michael line aud the said Bridget
line then Acknowledged and declared in nv presence
and to that she intended carry business in her
own name and upou her t, in the Township
and County of Nevad the business ard avocation Of
keeping a Boarding House and also a Drinking Saloon
and that the whole value Of the property invested in said
business does exceed the vaue of Five hns snd Dol
Iars, and also. that she will be Individually responsible
in her for and all debts that NAV be hy
her cona ctsd Of said business Calling
after the date of this Notice. her
BRIDGET 4 cline
mark
Signed Acknowledged and declared before me this
2lst day Of January, 1883. Attest
J. CALDWELL.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
Wife Wanted.

I DESIRE 10 inform the young ladies of my lonesome
Il condition other words want Il wife. / am not
of the opinion that long courshps requisite make
man and wife happy. The occupation have previously
followed forbade my marrying, but having become
settled feel my home is destitute of whom God
created to make man happy. Therefore have taken
this method to procure one if possible and hope will
not receive the censure of any body for so doing
have arrived at marriagealc age, being now in nv
23h year Twas born Of respectable parents possess
good common education and of good standing society,"
not extremely handsome. somewhat above the medium
height and well proportoned have cultivated no intern
perate habits and possess means sufficient keep wife
comfortably. | a mechanic.
Now if any young lady of good standing in society
should from the above description feel disposed toake part
in making future years happy, and will dress me-
at Moores Flat, Nevada Co. Cal it may possibly ermi-
nate in blissul union
jan22 ID. w C. NELSON
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22

JAMES L. ENGLIsH.-The State lost
a valuable officer in the late Treasurer,
James L. English All of his prede-
cessors went out of office unable to set
tie their affairs promptly with the State
Mr.. English turned over near half mil
lion dollars to his successor on the 9TH
of January, squared his accounts and
found the State was ind ebted to him one
cent. Could all his predecessors present
the same balance sheet the State would
be many hundred thousand dollars les:
in debt.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22

Report ofthe Resident Physician Of til,
State ASylnm for the Insane.
For document emanating from a
prominent member of the reform party
we regard this one as most extraordina
ry. 1t is shown that the number of in.
mates Of the Asylum is tsS-about the
same number i'll the institution at the
convening of the Legislature of last
year. The predecessor of the present
incumbent made an estimate of the
amount of necessary to support the in
stitution, and the Legislature appropri
ated for the fiscal year ending the first
of July next the sum of $4,000. Six
months of the year have elapsed, s25,-
600 of the appropriation are gone, the
institution is SIC, ,4SO in debt, the sum of
$4,000 is required to exc out the pres
ent fiscal year, and an appropriation of
$4,000, or $4,000 per month required to
carry the Asylum through the next fis.
cal year. In other words the gross sum
of S10s,4S0 in cash is asked to be ap-
propriated by the present Legislature
for the Asylum for the Insane.
A more barefaced, impudent document
never emanated from state officer
The Resident Physician is furnished
fine brick mansion for residence at the
expense of the State, all the eatables
and drinkables for himself and family
and five thousand dollars salary, making
the Physicians office better one twice
told than that of Governor of the State.
And that everything may correspond in
liberality and extravaganza the Resi-
dent Physician asks the state to place
at his disposal $4,000 per month for the
use Of the unfortunate lunatics. 1t will
be seen that the present Physician asks
nearly double the amount of money that
his predecessor did who doubtless was
equally as competent man for the po-
sition, and the number of inmates are not
materially increased.
We are disposed to allow every con-
venience and comfort TO those unfortu-
nate inmates whose reason is dethroned.
1t is the duty of the state to see that
they want nothing essential to their re-
covery or comfort, but it seems to us
that the sum of 1928 year for each in
dividual is an extraordinary allowance.
1t is certainly far more than has here
tofore been asked or allowed. Even in
those times of prodigality when the
State was considered common plunder
no Physician having the Asylum in
charge had the face to ask for seventy
two thousand dollars per annum in cash
for the support of the inmates of the
Asylum.
In addition to the sum of sos, ,4S0,
the southern wing requires rebuilding, a
dining hall for females is needed, mad
house for the raving, brick wall about
the Institution to prevent escapes, a
chapel for divine service, farm dairy
and a garden. These will demand a
retinue Of servants numerous as servants
about a monarch, and the satrap Ply
sician can then in true Virginia tide-wa
ter fashion tell Tom to tell Dick to
tell Harry, to do this and do that to his
hearts content Where's Pickett p
here's theme for him.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22

BANK BLLs.-The Democracy have
supreme control of the government and
if not given hopelessly to hypocrisy will
now take occasion to wipe out bank
bills from the circulating medium of the
country. Will it be tonel Not bit
of it. The Secretary of the Treasury
has become alarmed. On taking pos
session of the vaults of the nation he
found them plcthoric with millions of
cash. Nine months in office and they
are almost empty, with a steady outgo
by far larger than the income. Under
this state of affairs loan or the issuance
of Treasury rotes to the amount of ten
millions is deemed inevitable. The Sec
retary favors the latter alternative
which will probably receive the sane
ton of the party.
Thus the Democracy which are con-
tinually harping about the evils of pa
per money, and cursing a National
Bank, go in for species of issue which
is open to all the objections that can lie
against the paper of any we'll estab-
lished bank. Treasury notes are de-
signed for circulation, calculated to pass
as money, and in the hands of the peo-
pie are money to all intents and purpos-
es. This is not consistency. We hope
the Douglas half of the Democracy will
continue to advocate and practice the
prime virtue of consistency as has been
done so far on the Kansas question
otherwise we can't say much in its
favor.
H We are indebted to Hons E. F.
Burton of the Senate, and j. X. Smith
of the Assembly, for valuable public
documents.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22

LEGISLATIVE EXTRAvAGANCE.-I
Sacramento papers have much to say
concerning the extravaganza of the
present Legislature. Starting in with
the cry word of reform the papers would
have us believe there is nothing in prac-
tice to correspond. We are desirous of
giving the reform Democratic Legisla-
,ure a chance. They may have COM
mitted some errors, we do not doubt
they have, but for Gods sake pass the
faults ever lightly or charge them to the
Know Nothing session of 1856, and let
the Simon-pure economists go on un-
trammeled in their premeditated career
of reform.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
University of the Pacific.

rT,HEncxt session of this Institution viii commence
/ Monday January Sd, 1858. In addition 10 the pri-
mary branches all the classes ofthe full collegiate course
are taught and we well prepared give instruction
in any or all the branches usually taught in the best colt
leges in the East. . l
Tuition-per session of % weeks-Common English
$40; Seientif course, 800 Collegiate course, ei0i
Spanish and French. extra each SO.
The boarding department is under the immediate d
ection of the President who will spare effort to Sc
ure the moral and improvement of those placed
nder his care.
Facilities are offered by which young men Of steady
abits aud limited means may board themselves.
For catalogues and further information apply to
A. S. GIBBONS President
Santa Clara Jan D. 1853.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-22
- Some queer events have hopper

- Some queer events have hoppen-
ed in the political history of California
and one of the queerest may be set down
he poy of carriage hire by the State for
the Inauguration of John B. Weller
After all this is an improvement upon
old fashioned Democracy. VIM. L.
Marcy had patch affixed to his pants
at the expense of the State of New
York many years hence and soon after
frankly enunciated the political fact that
the public was goose and he fool
who did not pluck feather.