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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-28
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LIVERY STABLE.

vITN. 7. WRIGHT Il Co, would respect ~ =
w fully inform the citizens OF Nashville L-sN
and The public generally, that they have N[A-
purchased the well known Livery stable and Tie stock
and fixtures, form eTly oVcupied BY Vim. Philips
Market street, iut tbelow the square
We have arst,Eatc lots Aua b0x-slss TO AecemmC-
date Growers, and all friends who may favor rs
with their patronage.
We pledge oarse., e. TO give satisfaction In ALI cases
We have a large Bnniber Of nne Saddle HOrses and
ne Buggirs to btre at all times,
The Ari is. do not intend bcin FpAssed BY any
Sssabe VA the southern couatry Come along Ahd see
Tor yourselves.
fsbS-iy VA. 7. WRIGHT co.
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We have q splendid stock Of
BOOTS s. SHOES,

Purchased directly from Eastern manufacto-
rie.. consisting In part of
Ladies II. II. Kid Boots, with Il without heels;
"a thick sole % ''
Slippers and Buskins;
Mo. Boots, &c.
Children's Shoes, all kinds;
Gents Oxford Ties;
Congress Boots;
Cloth Caters;
Fine Pump Sole Boots, sewed 4 peg;
Coarse Brogans; Kip do; Calf do;
Yonth's and Boys Shoes, &c.
Hats and Caps.
We have directly from the only agent ia the United
States Mes 80 bgiour 20. % Anchor hr.nd Boliilg
Coths o. wiiei invit. tho special attention OF Mi
Iers as think VIII offer such prices 70 make
to their interest 20 buy Of "a
We have ouf hDus almost every thug that y ne
css,ary ~ nlIke stock entirely eemplets aud 70
meet the demnnds II trade ~ which We most re-
spectfi.lly invilesatleuIioe.
.aSs-i. hsWsihIt1f, AiiLk
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Enclose the money To our address for the Tickets or
dered, receipt Of which they ALL be forwarded by
FIRST mail. Purchasers have tickets ending in any
ngure they may designate
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
EE- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post ONCE, county and State
Hs- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
BILE ia full without deduction.
IS All prizes OF 81 900 and under paid immed late
y after the druwingOther prizes at the usual
thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail. can
The dams Express Company,
whereby money for Tickets in suns Of Ten Dollars
and upwards can be sent us
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city where they have an Office
The money and order NUT be enclosed IA a "GOV.
ERNNE\T Posi- OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE OF
the express cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders Tor Tickets or CeTtIIcatesto
WOOD, EDDY CO.. August, Georgia.
or, WOO, EDDY < CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY G Co, Nilmin gtun, delaware
Hs- A list OF the numbers that drawnrrO the
wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each one
enlisted To, Will be published after every drawing in
the follow ing papers ~ ustd Ga Constitutional
i, Neio Orleans Delta, Mobile RegiSter, Charleston
Standard Nashville GdEeiie atlanta inteligenceT Neu
York Weekly Day book, Sa' dHndh DAILY Ne1s, RicA.
nIond Digdtch, Neo Fork Dispdtch, and PanIdIns
(Mss Clarion and Litle Rock (44Tk.) True democrat
marlS-td
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ETNA COAL.

A FINE sapnly Of this mast economical Coai - aow
n GA hand the .kdaA Coal YaF4, back u tbs Mas
vile and chatlAAoaga kAilFoaa psPos, Aaa " seias Al
following ias prices;
large Lamb aaa rOaRd Coal - essts GER bashsl. OF
Is SO PEI Tea.
Minsa Largo and Aas Coal 20 esnts per eashel, or
% 90 pr Ton.
Pine Coal 10 eeats pei bashel OF 81 20 per Tea.
Try snd ypa slii sooa be eoHFlneea AIS tbs best
Coal In The market.
ssSSi-ly hAa'L J. AskkU
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APPRONInlAT ION PRIZES.
5, ass Prizes amounting to-. ....... $500. 600
Whole Tlckets $40; Halves IS; Quarters So SO
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the 70

~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiving it.
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

iIE fine Passenger apd a A
freight steamer EASTPURT, UlCI6EfsaI7z7
F. Eoop, Master, will continue .1zzkzz1szzzszzz>a
IN the above trade tie entire seasO makihg regular
trips be wreB this city and New Orleans The EAST
FORT is fast, Of light draught, aud well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
nov24-tf- A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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rar ElLLAp OF TIE UIarAEAT

Asxsn.uns Ls12a s1S a.bsbzs n1vtaistas Roisz
JoASAGs krLvfys
When liitle John M susyis Toe,
AA4 Nasy s1zlfesi Rratli.lag doc,
Na4l kszhc4 t1sF eaesds 4E1 sazgthcd tAeir ne
T1e Sa4lase&tl
when rssIEsy gosged his sisters eye,
ARd ssinsing bces asade lisa cry,
WhzE ss.sErlgn hAiaa li1 aPIasf
Eel NJ. The Ot4ttaeAt
wzAsasenl then eouh oue desire,
1uq3elzh t1e rags 81 burning nres
10 sl1lh lie sEsns ~ lnsoets dircf
1be OintmeD
E.ch prusxss h % b happy ixhd
fer tsc1ts-ose ceutst A. An hands
VA ferths "A pass A soar command
That o1atlnunf
rHE GRAEF1NnERc eR1ks AOtAfAIN ONT.
MANI foF sale ~ al pru<g sis y feaassscs. ana W
4ikA. AaekkNzIk.
(anle-9 "a co-s>zs slEeel
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Notice to Shippers.

E1.zE9 EszSEZ1 81 I'LL
IT being OF the utmost importance for the proncr
prOte tcn 0r the Track and u keep ort 81 il-
way OF gravel and "ther trains. that freight trains he
run at regular Uniform rate 81 speed, which only
be accomplished nv rum q schc.iul, Tine there
fore. IA order that TIE freight may be run pn
The time LAID dawn ~ the schedule. or erred that
after thirty cayS from this jaic fright Will be re-
oclv,d by the Nashville ant Chattanooga Z ulraad
CompaE! at Schedule stations only.
= ". COLE
Supt Of Transportat.on y. 4 c. n. r
janc2-tf
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fEo.f
CENTS WEAR.

Fine French Cloths, all colors;
Cassimers, plNin aud fancy;
(" black;
Sattnetts, Gray Tweeds;
Eastern Jeans, &c.
Also, Liueu Pant stuff, all kinds; Mar
sailles vestiugs: Shirts; Shirt Collars; era
yais; etc.
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II HE undersigned now Offering at private sale
Il ali that portion 90 lane lying tie south Sise
Of the Charlotte Turnpike belonging 60 the estate %
the late Matthew BARROW deceased The land iies in
fai yieA and witbB about two miles OF the state
Capitol, aud Is LAID out IN lots varying size from
fourteen 10 twenty nine acres ali fronting the
Turnpike rosd These iAuds ia be sold n fair pr!'
Gee and 81 ileeraltme. Any perEons wishing 90
anime them d ascertain particulars iu relation 10
the terms Wlii please cali John &. tfsrruN,
the premises on J. l. A X. "a. Brown, Real Estate
Agvais, Or the undersigned IA AAsEv llle.
u. = fTIGHFR
q. {. TUkHk1T,
septIo-u Executors % n. t4rFs~ ,dee'd
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NEW ARRANGEMEST.

TUE undeTHlsAea E4s buea arFz,sntra ekent fer
L the PIX >Saf.NAAlA EAfLl.tskn, 4aa = nos
prepared g. eteenie BIS 81 fA1inE thfsssh y Be-
toa Mex SaFk hii.asipllsz HalInsoFe 81 excss4-
ing llseraktsFus-
ery q te-zs frpns Eny ~ khs Asstern SITE - al
ssss ca tbs ceheF lepd river "A FS@soazf4s r4t<a.
FoE tnfortsafsR nfFty ~
IotiA IA HAnRfs, ssranoczs ASept,
sssss~a "A fls4Ez, NE.LzEs Cos
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* q LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICESBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville. Z. Howard, and
Red Rover.

One Of these Boats VIII leave Nashville every 9th
er cay al noon; time from Nashville TO Memphis For
weight Hours NicksbuTg Five Days and 10 New
Orleans ~ ScV.u DAYS
Boats leave Nashville every cay, and wait for the
arrival If the Passenger Trains before starting
For first class accommodation upon The Boats Tick
cts can be pro red the different points prices
uamcd III the annexed SEIZED, le OF Rates
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70 tNt<I -NttaNEVUlNNt.
On and afier Monday, Nov. 80 1885 trains VII
~ run as follows:
TIME TABLE.
MORNING AFTERNOON ~
Leaves Gall1tin, 80 An Leave CaL,tin p. VI.
Arrive EdgcGeld An. Arrive Edgchcld . 80 q N.
leave 10 - Lave "a
Arrive Gallatiu II 30 An Arrive Gpllatm 5 T. II.
The Train leaving GaliIn ~ 80 A. NJ and
Etrchcld NJ 10 \. ", connects ~ Caliatu with mail
coaches 20 and from Louisville The train leaving
EfgrHed al 30 A. NJ, and tiallatn at 4 NJ. con-
meets with mails COACHES 10 ard from HaftSv lie and
ta'thaEe. only tie morning train will be run on
sundays.
" = Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage
and each iasSeI ger viii be allowed SO lbS free 4
charge viii De uiae for extra baggage which must
be lad L. the conductor Othrr ar;i,l,s than bag
gage carried m the baggage ears, Nill be charged
express freight, witch must be paid 10 tie Agent 4
| the ENpr' - Company.
FasSe taking their a GaiailH and Edge
field, without puI chasing tickets, Will be "hargcd 10
| cents extra.
| nOv.9 ROBT. MACLEOD. Sup't
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CARTER, WILSF0RD l. CO.,
Successors to Carer Mckay Co..
WHOLESALE GRGCERS AND COMMISSION
M E &c II A n T S,
AND DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic liquors, Cigars, &C.,
NO. 5 MARKET STREET,

NO. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
uAvE now in and to arrive
II SUGARS.
100 hhds. New Orleans sugar, all grades;
100 bbls Crushed sugar, all grades;
81 " 81. Louis Loaf sugar, all grades
so . Powdered sugar ali grades
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio Conee.
MUl.ASSES.
100 bbls. New Crop Molasses, allgrades;
zoo half bbls. New Crop Aolasses, all grades;
SO bbis and kegs Golden syrup
LIQUORS.
100 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky
100 % Dean X Hales do;
100 Smiths Reserve do;
loo " Old Rye do;
loo " Tennessee White do;
20 " Old Country do;
100 " Old Bourbon do;
100 " Old MonoDgehala do;
40 - Robertson county do;
loo pkrs. Port and Malaga Vine;
rs baskets Champagne Vine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands;
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated CIDER Vinegar.
SUNDllES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes Star Candies;
400 half boxes 1allcw Candles,
lCU0 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes starch:
1000 bags Fine salt;
800. $40 &. ID Caps;
loo bbls Fresh Ale;
so Heroes Rice;
100 i ana II ID Caddis Black and Common Tea;
80 chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes ". X. Cheese, prime;
100 - F.. u. :"
800 bags shot, assorteda
2OOO lbs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black pepperi
100 doZ. RruOms,
100 " Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda IN papers;
100 - Scotch snuff
$50 a. Stick Candy:
100 a. Fancy do,
100 casks English Soda;
1000 duz. assorted Buckets;
In and for sale lower than they be had else
where.
We are Agents for n large Wooden Ware and Buck
Mandatory, and prepared at all times, sell
the Trade al Manufacturers prices, ireig ht added
CARTER, WlISfORD 4 co
dec10 No. Market street
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WOOD, EDDY l. co., Managers

TNHE following Scheme will be drawn by Wood Eddy
& Co, Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery IL
each of their Single Number Lotteries for April,
1859, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, IN public under the
perintendence of Commissioners.
Class IA draws Saturday, april Q, 1859.
Glass Is draws Saturday, April 8, 1859.
Glass 16 draws Saturday, AJril Is, 1859.
Glass II draws Saturday, April %, 1859.
Class Is draws Saturday, April 80, 1859.
ONTHE PLAN OF SINGLENUMBERs.
$4,000 Tickets!
$50 Prizes-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets.
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New Orleans and Nashville
DoaEaf

THE splendid Fast Raining a G -
i Steamer c. TWICHF1L, EzzCn<ss37Sst5 1
HARRY G. MCCoNAs, Master will nk.zsz@zasSs=E-zEh
run above. making regular eighteen day trips be
tween Sewb.l cans and Nashville
his fine assenger steamer viii be here soon as
water willp and continue in this trade all
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WOOD. Eddy ~ Co.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES
CHARTERED BY The STATE OF GEoRGIA.)
Capital Prize $4,000!
Tickets Only Ten DOIiars!!.
Notice to the Public.

AS the members OF our firm have, by way of pur
chase, become the owner of the grants chartered by
the States OF delaware, Kentucky, Missouri and part
Of those in Georgia, under the management Of Messrs
Gregory Maury, Of Wilmington, elaWare, we have
deemed 4 expedient to change the name of firm
on and after January LIST, 1852 TO that of WOGD Ed
DY X CO., who will hereafter have the management
Of the sparta Academy Lottery, and the others, as
above named.
In all transactions we have endeavored to conduct
our business with integrity and promptness and We
assure the public that the patronage heretofore
bestowed is we'll deserving Of being transferred
10 our SUCCESSORS. Very respectfully,
). SWAN co.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec IS. 1858.
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80 SIC prizes Amounting 81 sos oUo
nckets 60. Halls $40 Quarters SS 90, Eghths e. 50
A fackaSs 81 % ARlseiu nekets, az o uosts. s5zC
There are IL dF4~R ballots, aBd eseh baio, be
log worth 40, makes. .....-..--....-s2s0
Is per csnt df, benz ..................-.. %
Leaves nst............ ............... eoa
Leaving risk ., the pdEeh@ssf, .......... sSis
Persons wto desire ueef ouly remit this Tsk =
Paekag ,Isf whiea = IA seaa Certificate, FOL.
ioNag ta
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Agricultural ard Seed Store.
MIN Ham 4 co.,
No. @ College street, near Church
Nashville. Tenn.

w Z have opened az exclusive Seed and Agrcul-
w turni starr, ana shall cck ole our exclusive at
ientiou 20 tss braDCA 81 the basess and purc-rers
can rely upun beng supplied with " ia SIMS, aHd
the approx ell xmas 1t IltsenIs sBa HacliIics
our GAHnEN sklIS from u. L.nGictL a 80 =
house, al IL u a growth al 1855 fIEIp
sEKIEs selected MIL care GEa are Warranted 10
gorn4naIe
- T. T. ID y.
Clover, Timothy clean stripped, Blue Grass,
Orchard Grass Here e Jrass Niet Huf gaTiau Grass
Ausquit, Oaagc OrEnge, Perennial, Ky IrzFs, ami a
iuI assortment o. Garden Secus, BY pound OF paper
tau3l-2m @ ANiAGHAM 4 CO.
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Magnificent Scheme

TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN APRI
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and Implements.

II nlifISiihi, fcapeFs straw Cutters Corn shelters
i ban Mis-, llarrsws, CdtNaisrs. { IA flrherz,
Portable GTsi Mills, Corn ami Cob CraseTs Soy thee
Cradles Hsss, hsTse aud Hand Rakez MIXERS Garret
4 Coffin. IA Pe4eork BTiBiy = sis Flows, AvTy =
Cast Rows. ChuTEs
CEMENT
Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster 1c
jansi-2m CUNNINGHAM A O.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
THE NEVADA NATIONAL
The Grcn, Eastern TO be EcIip.ed /.


1t is seriously proposed TO build at Buffalo
monster steam ship to be q quarter OF q
mile $4,000 feet) in length. She is to be
constructed so as to. run either way both
ends being precisely alike, 1900 feet Of the
central position to be perfect parallelogram
To steady the vessel. Ems are attached 500
feet long. to each of the ends. These fins
impart strength and possess great buoyancy.
Each On has vacuum equal to room 20
feet wide. 10 feet deep and $500 long. The
walls are double. The space between the
outer aud inner wall is divided into ir.tight
sections. SO IL the outside wall be broken
there can but little water enter. The entire
ship is built in air-sestions, and II broken
in two no lives will be endangered. There
are six wheels on each side placed 900 feet
apart. II is estimated that such q vessel
will steam 100 miles per hour.
This, it will be recolected. is merely for
lake boat, what the projectors ideas are
for an Ocean Steamer, we are not imfor.
med, but presume his plan would be to build
one Of considerable size.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
How Long will Wooden waar Pipe
La-fs


As this Ia question Of some considerable
Importance in this section. we append the
following facts from the Rochester fR. "
Democrat -
In excavating for the State street sc yer
the laborers came upon the remains Of an
sncient system Of water works the exs
date OF which s unknown. but supposed TO
have heen made in 1919 20 or in 1927. Tbg
pipes are Of pine wood foot or so in di.
ameter. and in very excellent preser vation.
When first reached, the logs retained the
bark.
Recent discussion respecting the utility
and durability of wooden water pipes, gives
To this discovery considerable interest. and
u may be Important 10 note all these evil
dences Of the durability OF such artificial
water courses. We are nfor med that the
corporation OF Elmira have adapted wooden
PIPES TO supply the wants ofthat village.
In addition to the above, the following we'll
known facts also possess great degree of
interest, in the came conection:--
The piles uoder London Bridge have been
driven Eve hundred years, and on examining
them In s45, they were found TO be little
decayed. They are principally elm. Old
Savoy place, in the city OF London, was
built six hundred and 1fty years ago, and
the wooden piles consisting OF oak elm.
beech and chestnut, were found on a recent
examination to be perfectly sound.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

GRAND Trunk RArLwAr.-Some idea OF
the immense proportions of the railway from
Portland. in Maine. to Montreal. in Canada,
may be formed from the subjoined statement
taken from the Portland Advertiser
The following is the present equipment Of
the Grand Trunk railway 200 locomotives
l43 passengers cars, SO baggage and Post
ONCE cars, LOGS covered freight cars, l, o6s
open platform cars. 2l6 cattle cars, 81 snow
plows- In addition to these, the company
has contracted for 300 more freight cars, q
portion of which are to be put on the road
Immediately.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

"MAKr NE ONE HUNDRED GUS-BoArs wIrn
DrsrlrcH."-The report from France is that
the construction OF one hundred heavily
armed gun-boats had been ordered BY the
government. Now. assuredly. says an ex-
change The rumorizers will tell as whatspeci-
al use those gun-boats are intended for'--
Say quickly whether the new floating batter
les will be q part of the tools with which
the Imperial noussachs Of France Is to be
tvisssd into England
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

MILLIONS OF PEoPLE WITHOUT BREAD. There
are four millions of people in Frauce who
eat no bread. Some eat chesnuts. and some
other kind ofvegetables. The people of Ire
land, for long time, subsisted mainly on
potatoes. These facts prove not only that
there are large numbers in civilized coun-
tries who do not raise :heir own bread, but
an equally important fact that they have not
the means to buy 1t.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
II q d 10 CIR "a p II ".


The Subscriber takes this method OF informing
the citizens OF Nevada County that he has re- 6ttsl
ms rooms and il now prepared to take ali kind. ol
fietures known TO the Heloyra phie Art. unsurp.s
seq IN The world, and he has made special arrange
ments Tor persons coming from distant parts of tho
Country and would say TO all such that. provided
perfect satisfaction Is not given he will not only moi
charge Tor work, bat will pay them for their Tins
and trouble in calling
These arrangements have been mad. in view Of the
iaet that the Country is flooded with unskilful one
rators, whose WORK Is not only wanting in CHEMICAL
eneci, and everything that good pcfur.
but owing to the improper use Of the chemicals en-
pioyed they are rendered perisha be and worthless
10 avoid the imPositons Practical the citizens Of
ths anu the adjoining counties most respectful.
" invited 70 call on him At his Rooms in Grass Val
iy, where he will be be founi ready at all times
and lin All kinds OF weather to take pictures in th.
pes. sylo oI all the various processes now known,
sosis Of which are q follows
Ambrotypes, Melsinotypes. Paneotype.,
photographs Stsr rssssspis Pictures. &e.
HNu 7. NJ WOOD.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17
Fore WINE BITTeRs.

TURNER'S FOREST WINE BlTTERs are cure for
l. Fever and Ague, Flstulenoy. nyspersiv Costive.
ness, or Hezvness. General Debility Nausea. Head.
ache Irregularity of the Digestive Organs Nervous
Prostrstion, Eeurslzia, Rheumatic Affections. and
most OF the Ills that hesh heir TO- They will be
found not only crRArIvr but also the beat pkxyIs.
fArivx ever introduced in California.
w These BiTTERS, manufactured from the
choicest medical roots hsrks ans herbs, by Turner
Brothers. are vAsEASryD TO be the best now in use
on the Pacific Coast snd can he taken with perfect
sstety hs persons of all ages and conditions.
81 TURNER BROTHERS, Manu- fnciurers Of every
description Of syrup., Corisi-, Ritters &c. at n
York, Buffalo n. Y. and San Fss ncifco, Cal
GINGER WINE
CAUTION TO THF PUBIIC-The rhpu,stion swar.
ded 10 TURNER'S GINGER WINE. and the unequsled
popularity Il has received, has been the means OF
putting into the market many spurious articles
~ Becare q these blse oourferTesfs We esuticn al
consumers Of GINGER WINE to examine the label
a. none 10 genuine save such have our portraits
In circle astetl plate nded by the inscr.
iption- TURNER'S GINGER WINE, prepared hv
TURNER BROTHERS, New York, Buffalo \. Y. and
San Francisco, California.
- Mandatory and sslesrocn IN ssa Fran.
isco ss,r. Broadway and Treat Street,. 60.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

RoeursH lNDIASs.-The Tehama Gazette
is Informed by Col. S. P. Storms that the
Indians, a few nights ago, stole from his
ranch, in Round Valley, FIVE valuable horses
The next morning Capt Lacock starte d in
persuit with his company OF Rangers. After
tracking them three days, he overlook them
in the rancheria and found large number
OF tons OF beef. horse and mule meat, heaped
up together In pile.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

HOLIDAY PREsESTs.--Mr. Marks, has
issued his annual bulletin announcing to all
both great and small, where they may find
choice selection OF articles suitable for
Holiday presents. His assortment is calcu-
lated to attract the attention not only Of
little folks but also "children ofa larger
GROWTH
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

CHRISTMAS PARTY.-Mr. ~ Fl. Sheppard.
one Of the Oldest residents of Nevada County
and one with whom we first struck hands
early in $50, will with his lady, give Christ
mas Party at his Ranch, three miles this
side of Bear River, on the Auburn road, on
Monday Evening December 26ih. Should
no rain storm interfere the drive thither. on
that day will be delightful one.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

~ II is estimated that the fruit expor.
ted from Oregon this season, will take from
this state not less than 5000, 900. every dol
lar Of which should have been saved by rails
ing our own fruit. Still even this amount
large as il is, isa email amount compared
with what We import of other articles which
we should produce at home.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

EF Serious disturbances are reported at
Ballaarat, Australia, between the miners
and the court Of mines. The miners are dis
satisfied with some of the decisions OF the
court, and, at the latest accounts. were
bidding it defiance and having things pretty
much their own way. The mob were vari-
ously estimated at from 500 to Q thousand
armed miners.
Nevada national., 1859-12-17

CuRTors REMEDY roR BALDSEss-The
Boston POST says that brandy applications
are recommended for badness. continued
externally until the hair is we'll started,
and afterwards taken In generous quantities
internally to clinch the roots.