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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01
ms JAMES BUCHANAN.
WAsHINGToE. Feb. rs, 1859. ~
Bessher on The Apostles.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, il SER
mon on the I'd Of. January, spoke Of the
Apostles as follows
n In speaking Of our Savior, Mr.. Beech
ef alluded to the twelve Apostles As men
without character, intelligence, honesty
education oil WORTH They were taken BIZ
Jesus from the lowest dregs ef society-
from tie fishing boats and hSselssof the
land where they resided But one d
.them-St. Paul--coulG lay any claim to
knowledge, and he was not OF the origin
AL twelve, but one. who came in AFTER the
first organization had been affected -
Comparing these men with the great ma,
jority Of people ia that age, The eolnpari-
san sunk tie Apostles far below their
fellows. Some were liars, some drunk
ards, some betrayers, none seemingly
worthy. Peter was pompous when he
marched at the head Of twelye,I AID had
no opposition to encounter |. but wher
they came near to the Jews. his sword
was showed into its scabbard, and he
ttrembled with fear. And then again, how
shameful to hear his chosen one CRYING
out with infinite assurance, know him
not And Judas betrayed his master
for the meanest Of considerationsS while
the rest fearing their personal safety,
never hesitated TO indulge i'd the mos
shameful deception to lead him astray al
toitheir real motives. The reverend gen.
tleman proceeded to han die the Apostles
mi severe language, and explained why
such men had been employed to carry
Gods word to the heather nations round
Them
jIf an ordinary sinner had Uttered this
TRADE, he would have been DENOUNCED az
an infdel wretch by all tie preachers and
religious papers ii the land. but We sup.
pose it viii be regarded as orthodox and
even evangelical. since lii cpmes from
Saint Beeeher.-E H. Pdtridt. ii
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

whom the responsibility exclusively rests.
tp pass a law before its adjournment. con-
ferring on the President tie power 70
protect the lives and property oil Amer
lean citizens in the cases which u have
indicated, under such res4iclisns and
conditions as they may deem advisable
The knowledge that such law exists
would OF itself 60 far to prefent the outl
RACES which tits intended tof red ress and
render the employment Of force unneces1
sary Without this, the President of the
United States may be placed in a painful
position before the meeting of the next
Congress. In The present disturbed CON.
Idition of Mexico, and one or more Of the
other Republics South of us. no person
can foreseeE what occurrences may take
place before that period In cases 81
emergency our citizens seeing that they
do not enjoy the same protection With The
subjects Of European governments, viii
have just cause to complain On the
other hand, should the Exeeutive liater-
pose. and especially should tie result
prove disastrous and valuable lives be
lost, he might subject himself 70 severe
censure forhaying assumed q power not
cpnfded to him b. the Constitution. Ii
! i toguard against this contingency thai
4 now appeal 10 Congress. Having thus
recommend TO Congress- ameasqre which
III deem NECESSARY and expeliient for the
interests and honor Of the country.
Iieaye the whole subject to their wisdom
and discretion.
JAMES Blu HANAN. J
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

lid, that those who wished might l gaze
upon the dead. Many Of the vulgarly
curious rushed forward, but the lorettes
moved not. They only wept the more
and IN few moments followed hecorpse
silently and with new gushing tears.
The coffin was placed in splendid
hearse and as the inanimate clay Of an
other Marie do Plessis moved forward to
,its second tomb, belcrowd stared for a
minute and separated. The sexton closed
the doors Of the church The sun looked
down brightly upon the coftage, and
even upon the coffin Of the poor girl
betrayed. burned, dead, buried and ex-
hnmed and the funeral Of tho poor loret,
ID was over
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01
Aid - ii, Mt. Tsrnon Fund. !. I
!" There ii modest Mansion upon Me
.ss banks Of the Potomac.''

i'll lH9sAt sY aEs514 tf-- lsfsHsss eE aiegifls
Who, among the sons and daughters oil
our blessed land, does not wish 10. con
tribute his or her portion towards the
Home and Grave of WAsHiNeToN? Who
But will consider ii blessed pfivilegeHto
give help in aiding the = Mount Fsrnoa
L,ddies Association Of Ae Union, n in the
labor Of love they have undertaken jim
gathering means for that sacred purpose
As large sum is YET to be obtained, and
a wider and more extended generosity is
now asked Of the people, that anzearly
possession of this sacred and hpEpred
spot, may be acquired for the Nation
North, South, East and West. ,sr5.5.
The eloquent appealof tie Regent 81
| the Association, Miss Cunning cham, is
now before the public donotletit plead
III vain, but,wi!h willing hearts worI,; for
the object is glorious, and well worthy d
woman s pure and lofty patriotism.
Among the modes 81 collecting means
for this purpose. one presents itself as be-
ing decidedly appropriate and acceptable;
ID is BY forming clubs Id all parts Of the
country, and sending for e Stuat's Gold
Mounted Oil Portrait. Z which The Asso.
citation offers at the small tribune of ont
dollFr each. ], 49, N. fsa
Clpbs of510, 90, or more persons, can
remit 70 the = Regent Mrs SuskN i.
PELLET. Cores spending Secretary at Rich
mond, Va, Of such Vice Regents as are
named id the cireulara representing the
Mount Vernon interest III other States. I
This plan Of forming clubs, entered I'M
to BY friends Of the cause, in their own
Immediate circle, relieves the associalior
from the necessity of forwarding singl,
copies. when ordered, theItransmission d
which is attended with sd much trouble
land expense, especially when sent to re-
mote quarters Of the country, while, By
the plan proposed the hrthest point can
be reached, and each person, composing !
IeinbIof a dozen ofmore, can possess tilis
picture at a triding cost ofpost or express
charges. Parcels Of 8. 10, %, 80, orIOG
lcopi9s, viii be carefully put up and sem
to any point Of address, on the r4oeipto p
.6ne dollar, for each picture ordered.- e
Thus, ten dollars, RENTED for ten pic.
lures; fifty dollars for fifty pictures, DC
Il N. B.-Please write names 6gibfy, as
each one Of club WILDE published under
the" Mt. Vernon Portrait Subscription
--alsp, forward all monies Wtttkoui being
registered. N
Pessons1can address and retni. TO any
Of ths<Yiee Regents, Or through theil
eommittees, alsoto 1, Al. GoDEY, Esq, b
the 81 Lady's Book" or .5
lis. F. WATSON, PHILADELPHIA.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01
The way therCanrf Down East.

Sally, the. lfousemaid, pairing apples il
the corner. Enter Obadiah, who seats
himself in the corner opposite to Sally,
withoutsaying a word for fifteen minutes,
but finally scratching his head, broke
Silence with
There's a considerable iimpreceptible
alterin in the weather since last week,
j Taint so, injudicious and 90 indutiable
cold as twas ssthel thermomieap has low
erred up to foat hundred degrees higher
than zenith, sH 4s4s4 ,as III ,i..fs Ill ssss
i think it likely, for birds Of that specie
fly a quantity higher in warm days than
cold ones, said Obadiah. Eli "a
Both parties assume 4 grave and impos-
ing look, and along pause ensued. ri.
nally 0badiah gives his pate another har,
rowing scratch and again brakes silepce
with
Well, Sally, We chaps are going 70 rise
asleigh ride, it's sichinimieal good sled
den tomorrow. spouse they'li have
instatiate times ont. I,slsould be super,
natural happy if9you would disgrace me
with your company I. ishould take il .
deropitary honor besides Ms'er ealcula-
tin to treat the gals ,cupiops with raisons
and black strap. HI
j. I should be supernatural glad to dis.
grace yod, but our folks suspect compa-
hy Icsnt go. says Sally I
Obadiah sits awhile. and at length
starts up as though new idea had come
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

WoslA ToAsF. The following
beautiful Toast was read at 4 recent cele-
bration ii ChaflestoI, s. e.. Of the He
brew Bepeavolent Society For beauty
and purity sentiment It has seldom been
exceiled. These Hebrews must be further
advanced 10 civilization than their fellows:
4 Woman: what can man say OF her
when God deemed Paradise unfinished
until she had smiled amid the bowers"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

4 Hope.

Hope.
Hope is iiketbe dawn ofmorpiue
Bieaking through the misty night,
Each Of Natures works adjoining
With 4 pure and holy light.
Il Like the gentle evening shower
u Scatpfing fragrance all around,
1 p'ningseyery little flower
terminating from the ground.
/ Let US, then, forever cherish
Hepe, TO lift orr hearts on high
That our spirits may not perish, sF.
Orou happy dreamings die !;
That, when earthly ties are riven, 4
4 And we leave this world Of care,
/ We EnaYEmeet again IN Heaven,
Each the others Joy 10 share.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01
IA Mans Brains Knocked ont,

\ The Eau Claire K Wis. Ielkyrapknar-
rates the following singular chse OF sur
gerry. The case 81 thar III James Camp.
bell. a labofet III the employ Of George
sC.l Irvine, Esq. Of Dunn County. whose
brains were literally knoekedfout w the
falling Of tree, some six weeks agp, and
strange to say, he is not only still living,
but has regained all his FACULTIES. aud
bids fair to recover his usual sound
health. Br.-iGrocker. Of Dunnville, the
surgeon IN attendance, thus describesithe
case 81 found the patient lying insen-
siBIe. with Al large hole broken iato the
left side Of the skull justIovef the ear
both the left frontal and pafietal bones
shattered and two pieces, one ahsineh rand-
a half by two inches square driven COM
pletely into the brain, and portions Of the
brain protruding. After removing the
fragments of the bone, / then removed
thFees tourths Of alwine glass of brain, in
fcohjunction with three piedes lofthe tree,
which had also been driven guile into his
head. From the first there Was A copi.
GUS discharge Of thin watery fluid from
the ear, Of course through the, Eastachian
tube. j considered theIcase hopeless, as
for several days after the first dressing,
the brain continued to: oozc out. and pie
ces as large as a walnut sloughed Of be-
fore the wound began 10 eiearize. The
case presents also a remarkable mental
phenomenon which will intersstspkfenoi.
ogists The patient, beforethe accident,
was never known to sing or whistle tune
in his kfe--bat no sooner was he able.to
speak than he began 10 sing with perfect
correctness. and now displays ! taste for
music amounting 10 4 passion I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

ExTRAoRpINARY PRIcE FoRI StAvEs.----
A lot of negroes, FIVE In number, were
sold near Daasille, Va, feWdays since
at die average price Of 81 l62. rs each.
The following are tho prices obtained -
Boy. re years old, 3 ,i66 J. jim. 5 years,
SITS man, % years, 81, 4S1 Simon
IS Years, 81 .589 MAI, So years, sI,I0O.
The two last named were not ID good con.
dition. Terms equiyaIentto cash.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

TR3EscEs5 tIlsM.---s You hnow. mad.
am, CID, yesl eannot make y pursc out Of
aIsow, e carr a
oh Sit, please fan me. ! have intima.
tons Of swoon. When you use that obi
Gus specimens Of vulgarity again. cloths
|it in refined phraseologya. You should
have said. {. 1t is impossible TO fabricate
4 pecuniary receptacle from the auficulav
organ Of the sober sex genius Hog
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

4 wish, /" said D wiGeto her studious
husband, I Wish i was d book
81 Wish You almsnac, and
tben i Would gel A-Dew one every year. ?
Jusk then SIX fhstIed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

-.
what e conscience 6o1nsihine thai
: guilty man fsslsevery time II shpadsls.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01
TIL 81
THE
sAaRa6ka NaIIst Star {

JOB PBINTiNfs 0FF9eE,
Having lately been fitted up, the propri-
etors are now preparedto execute, il SUI
Eperb styles, al kinds 81 Plain and Fancy
BOOK and JOB PRINTING
Special attention paid 10 the printing
Of BLAkKs Of every Description, an as
sortment Of which win Ne kept eonstan.ls
on hand. afs -
PROFESSIONAL vIsITINs AID wEpDIx0
ss.,.,.s CARDS aEAFIr ExrCyrKp,
Orders from a distance viii receive
prompt attention.
Nevada national., 1859-10-01
: Tai-o i-aIau Ea.sIce.

curious stony appears 10 the ST Peter--
hnrE correspondence of the Ian. Telegyaph.
ena g one ~ l,h .bed- some light upon the
mAnuef in which Justice Is meied out Ia Rus
-iH ope iine day at the end Of hast winter.
a yoang officer. wearing the elegant uniform
Of The Horse Guard. passed through one OF
the most frequeuied and fashionable thor
ougbiares OF ST. Petersburg. As be was ri
ding by a millinery establishment, be 10
ticed young girl entering the shop. whose
appearance greatly attracted him. He dis.
moont'd. followed her in, ond at once fell
ia iOge ~ilh the object Of his pursuit. Sb.
was OF extraordinary beauty OF graceful 6g.
ure. AID lhc rrys Of innocence beaned from
her eyes. when she left the mogasin. he
made Inquiries about her OF the attendan,e
and was told that she was the daughter Of n
needy ana subordinate official. put tbs
mcst important piece Of intelligence yolun.
ieeFed 10 n.n was that The object OF hIs
attention would return at six O'Clock in the
afternoon.
The officer repaired to bis hotel and sen,
Tor two Of biz boon companions. likswis.
IN The army. Over bottle. tho three
concoctod plan to carry of the girl that
night. Accordingly at the appointed time
we'll fortified with wine and having A car
rage IN waiting hard toy. they concealed
themselves near the mlliner's store Tn.
gul was late and did not make her amman.
ahce until i WAS qnite dark. As she wss
about 10 enter tie door, a cloak was thrown
over her head. she was hurried to the earria,e
and with the utmost rapidity was taken to
NE neish3oring town Of Czarsko Zelo.--
iere the officers hiled a room in the ba,el
they were in uniform. though they were dis
gAised, and no one dared 10 ask arv ones-
uohs. IL Is needless to state the three brutes
We're strong enough to overcome the resist
"hce offered by weak and gentle girl. The
agony OF her parents, when she returned
bone can be better Imagined than described
The father, after the first burst of vengeance
set about to aae ihe perpetrators OF III,
crime lie laid bis case before The Emneror
and The whole machinery OF the police fore,
"es pat IN operation to aid him. The cuI.
prits We're at length discovered. The Young
oincer who was Ihc leading spir, in The out
rage tnrn-d out to be no other than Prince
Gaialzin. His companions were Count Tol.
>'o' a"4 another young officer of rank
hey were brought before the Emperor u.
d'd not take their heads of. or shoot them
a. JAase Lynch would undoubtedly have
cone III thIS country. he made the Prince
marry the girl. settle one half of his immense
fortune on her, and then granted her a di-
F'Tce. The two abet;ors were deprived of
Their commissions, reduced 10 the ranks. and
cent TO regiment on the frontiers of Sibe-
oer'a. The story was hushed up as much a.
possible but the English correspondent 20,
hold Of 1t and gave it to the world.
Nevada national., 1859-10-01

THE MAS VINO KissED THE THREE Girls.
A young man who boarded at house in
the country where there were three coy dam
sells who seemed TO imagine that men are ter
rible creatures whom II was an unpardOna-
bic sin to look at, was one afternoon accost-
ed by an acquaintance, and asked what be
thought Of the young ladies. lie replied
that they were shy and reserved, SO much so
that no gentlemen could get near enough to
tell the color of their eyes. Yet will stake
a million that will kiss all three without
any trouble" THAT you cannot do. cried
the friend; lit is an achievement which nei-
ther you nor any man can accomplish. -
The other was positive, aud invited bis friend
to the house 10 witness his triumph. They
entered the room together, aud the three
girls were at home, siliing beside their mo
ther, and all looking a. prim and demure as
a mustard pot. Our hero assumed a very
grave aspect, even to objection, and having
looked wis'fully al the clock breathcd a sigh
as deep as algebra, aud as long as female
dialogue at the street door. His singular
department attracted the attention of the
girls, who cast their slow opened eyes up to
his countenance. Perceving the impression
he had made, be turned to bis companion and
said. at wants three minutes of the time
Mr.. c. pray what do you speak OF -
Nothing replied be iu lusaorioas tone.
hot that last night spirit appeared usto
Nevada national., 1859-10-01

ASEcDoTE or BoNAPARrE.-It was on the
voyage to ST. Helena, when the island was
lnsi looming in the distance. after diner,
That tue conversation turned on camp
library Napoleon remarked that be had
one with him; and, turning round to one OF
bis attendants, desired that il might be
brought TO him. After it had been brought
and looked at, the Emperor took out book.
Ahd. whether by accident or design, opened
a. a the story Vi La Zee GrGcieuse, y which
be read aloud 10 the company. he read of
the mis-ries and msfcrtunes Of Il Door far
meri OF ihe appearance to him ola good fairy
aud her promise 10 gran. him every wish.
provided BE- wished for nothing unreasona-
bic; but telling him that. on bis expressing
an unreasonable wish. size woald b,ing back
IPoa -.n ali ;he m.seTies from which he WA,
then suffering. The first wishes the farmer
expressed were for good health to himself
ana ianiiy, abnudani crops, aud healthy cat.
'e-ali granted; next be wished for larger
iarm aud better house. then for n small
park with a very handsome resldence-all
granted then tot very large park with n
magnificent easile-granied; but in the cor.
ner OF this very large park, the teld of g
poor neighbour iulruded. Would he sell If
No, be would not sell bis patrimuny. Fer
many weeks the farmer debated with himself,
should be express giSh that the fairy shonld
confer "a % him. At las, bis evil genius
prevailed, aud be gave uttsrance to the wish.
Immediately The fairy appeared to him
loa have eApFgssed,n said she. "a mos,
unreasonable wish; you shoGld have remem.
"4rsd my condition. / now reducs you to
'he state OF puvefty and distress in which I
Quad you Al shsss words Napoleon closed
The book. saying. =" .uc poila. et me voici
81 Heisac '-( Such Nss my case. aud hero
[ am a, ST Helena
Nevada national., 1859-10-01
The Delaware State Lotteries:
The Single Number Lotteries:
(AuthOrIzed by the state Of Georgia.

W TICKETS iu Of these and earlier Schemes
may be- obtained frtm lfN 10 FIFTEEN DAYS AZ.
1fR TIE DRAW lNG TAkEr lLACE. aud tli, rur-
ella III con.euently have Co hold bis ticket onv
eight or ten days teioreti. published Zoe -evcral ui
the most prominent San Francisco newspapers aud
q tie Of the New York papers, containing perfect
ii.t of ali said dra wings can hc found at
Nevada national., 1859-10-01

H. .''--aerr 'a~ eir.- f..-- ln 'he'r iee; aed
dr~f. ,i.a,r -"aad ta. spirit eave me varH-
ins tts- ,ao3.i Ire -N.c..f 20 twelve % e.
ciock tn 10y. unl So. -.eit waists hd' ln.n-
ulr of 'lt tm-l" Ihr gr's ta-n-l pale.
anlhi 10 us,mp.tai,s ~cre at o.ce awakened
hur the doom.d. lb-y -t1ol chained go 'a-
spot. look.ns alternately a, ,hr clock aai at
,hr unfortunate youth H. ftcn oslkrd up
to the id.-t 81 TIE eiti-. and ,ak.ns hrr hy
jhe baud. babe h.ra -ol-mu farewell lie
also imprinted ki-- on hsr trembling lips
which -he diet NOT resist II. then bads the
second aud ,hild farewell in tie same alice
tioaie manner. lli- oljrct was attained.
aud that moment Tire clock struck twelve.--
liereupon be looked round. surprised, and
ejlculattd. ~ Nouli have thought that
an appariliou would tell such lie Il was
some tine before thp sober muidens under
stood the joke. and when they did they
evinced 40 resentment -Er1
Nevada national., 1859-10-01
SUMMONS,

STATE or CALIFORNIA, JUSTICES C0URT.
County Of Nevada. SIS. W. b. Clapp.
Township OF Grass Valley Justice Of the Peace.
rpHE People Of the state OF Cal lfornia, to C-iRR
L W. LEWIS. GREETING -
You are hereby summoned to appear before ne,
at my once. in saiJ Township, Monday the
lsth day 81 December 1850 40 10 o'clock. \. NJ. t.
answer 10 the complaint Of GEOKGEN. BROWN, whu
demands of you the sum Of Two Hundred dollars rs
per copy OF complaint Gle 10 my office. when
Judgment will be taken against you Tor the said
amount together with costs and damages, II you fail
to appear aud answer.
To the sheriff auy Constable Of said County
Greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
Given undor ny hand this 9th dsy Of september,
4 y 1883 ". B. ClAPP.
81 3on Justice OF the Peace ot safd Tountv
Nevada national., 1859-10-01

RvWoREp MAssAcBg.-At Forest Hill lat
SeeS d was rdmOred that some six persons
lad been murdered On taeir way to the Wash.
'e dlss ugs. The Coariar s4ys. whether the
mardes wl- comm it'd by Indians or white
aea Is aut stated Tba people are said ,o
= s.lcats % rg.,A glA, aad l.lnols,ora
Nevada national., 1859-10-01
House & LoTs For SALE.

House and Lot On School street, opposite Mr.. Dib-
bles for sale or Rent.
Also Half Ace lot fenced in, in the rear Of
he Empire Mill, next 10 scohclds peulerty for sale
Apply to VI. NJ. METCAiF
Grass Valley. August G, is5- 2tf
Nevada national., 1859-10-01
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
COURT HOUSE, NEVADA.

JOHN l.. GAMBLE q. osTEuN.
County Surveyor. Deputy.
4 Ill PERSONS are hereby cautioned against en-
u pioying 0ther surveyors than such a. may be
aepaillcc from this office.
Er'rari f,aai ne Latrs u California.
CHAr. 20, sec s. .--Nosory or re.survey hereaf
ter made by any person except the County surveyor
or his deputy shall De- considered legal evidence iu
any Court within this state. JOHN L. GAMBLE.
. ~ County surveyor
Nevada national., 1859-10-01
Empire Restaurant,
Isnim street, Grass Valley.

Next Door 10 Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express Office
Meals at all uours-where everything can
be had which the market affords.
All Sorts Of Game in Season.
Thankful Tor the liberal Patronage extended 10 me
since r' oueuiag Of this Establishment, take plea
iu informing my riou'a. and the public IN gen
eral that usve this Gay concluded 90 furnish
MEALS At ALL HOURS.
W ore c'oryfAinr can te bad that the market A.
forfs. Nifh tne assurance thHt an uneNcepiionahie
C1ok u.l do 3u-tec and . am confident that by
this assurance. 3 shall receive liberal patronage,
las heretofore. from ttr ci--eus uf Grass valley
.... a. - -...
- a-, prepared Co.. furnish or'ers a. per Eli
Of Ia-e on tie uost loasolalia terms.
Isc = II CLARK
Nevada national., 1859-10-01
Tt II N E RS
GNM&N& MAME,
AND
FOREST WINE BITTERs

TURNER'S FOREST WINE BiTTERS are a cure for
i Fever and Aeue, flatulencv nysrersiu Co>tive-
ness Heaviness. General Debility Nausea Head
ache lrregulsfitv II the Digestive crraus Nervous
prost alton. Neuralgia. Rheumatic Alecfions and
most nf the ills that flesh is heir They will be
fnuul not only CURATIVE but also the best rKEvFN-
TarINE ever introduced Ia California.
NJ These BITTERS manufactured from the
choicest medical riois. harks aud herbs bv Turner
Brothers. are WARRANTED 10 be the best now In use
on the Pacific Coast and ran lie taken with perfect
safety hy persons Of all ages and conditions.
ng- TURNER BROTHERS. Manufacturers Of every
description Of Syrups Corials. Riiters Sc. at \
York Buffalo y y. and san Francisco, Cal.
GINGER WINE
CAUTION To THE PUBlIC.--The rhpuiation awar-
ded 10 TURNER'S GINGER wlNE.and the unequaled
popularity It has received, has been the means Of
putting into the market many spurious articles.
as Eerare II Hess idss cotHieTfeffs We caution an
consumers of GINGER WINE to examine the label
as none Is genuine save such as have portraits
ia circle sie,l plate surrounded by the inscr-
iptinn- .TURNtRs GINGER WINE. prepared by
TURNER BRurHt Fs, New York, Buffalo y. Y. and
san Francisco, California
CO Mandatory and salesroom in San iran
isoo cor hrosisse and Front stEsss am