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The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
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To WHOM 1T MAY roNCERN This ccrtiies that Dl.
Barlow j. Smith lisa graduate of the New York Hygeo
Therapeutic College, which college has regular char
ter from the Legislature of the State and authorized
to grant Diplomas comforting students all and the
same privileges and immunities in relation the prac-
tce Of the healing art thar conferred by the Dpo-
mas OF any Aiopahc other Medical College in this
country.
Or Smith has also devoted much attention to Phrenoo
ey especially in its connections with Physiology and Pa
thoogy portion of the time under the instructions of
Fowler Wells of this city and has abored successfully
as teacher and lecturer on these snbl ects.
r. T. TRALLMD
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
HyDROPATHy

The success and advantages of Hydropathy over the
old system of poisonous drug medication arewe known
In the of Water DR. Smith does rely upon Cold
water alone. bur upon water of all temperatures ac-
cordng the strength of the patient and the nature Of
the disease in connection with all other lygienic con-
ditons. such Air. Electricity Diet, Rest Exercise
etc. Neither does he believe water will wash out ali
Diseases some Lllopaths ignorant or malicious
enough to charge upon Hydropathists but en-
ters more largely into the constituents Of the body than
all other elements combinedthe born infant being
composed ofabout NINETY per cent water. the adult
of about EIGHTY per cent, and as forms about
NINETY parts of one hundred of the blood, the ui1
which supplies every part with its viaycons equent-
ly the human system has affinity with water and
yields more readily to its influence than to any and all
other elements known the maera medica Those no
have seen its power and given It fair trial go
BACK to drugs Wherever there is disease there gen
orally infammaton and what will absorb heat read
lily and surely water? You who are sick ask your
elves if there be any affinity between your systems
tnd poisonous drugs few years since there was not
advocate ofHydropathy, there hundreds OF
thousands in the United States and Europe testify in
tsbehalt Try IT and you will bless the day.
Sacramento. March 1s-tf
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N O OTICE 4.

4 LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN.
n debted to the late firm of McROBERTS, FUN
STON q CO., are requested to make payment
w. s. McROBERTS.
Nevada Apru 90 lS59-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

Love lovteoskiss the lip tha; apart unfurs,
While glistefing, snowy teetb like spotless pearls;
Such BREATH such teeth, as every Love would suit
Are made.by L Iafonts .tamsics Soap Tooth Root.
And the worst hair soft, fine and dark does live
Touched by Jones Coral II air! Restorative
And pure clear skin is given from which defects elope
Whom washed with Jones Italian Chemica Soap
e Yes, and the Price is only IS and 80 cents each
would that could induce every Red, Coarse, Dry
or dirty haired person to try Jones Coral Hair Re-
sorative once; the efeet-the dark silky rich lus-
trous looit givesitthe scalp is freed of dand-
ruff, the hair is forced 10 grow. Any who
this economical article viii never any other.
Who DESIRES BEAUTIFUL TEETH Willie, polished
and Clean all tartar and and di5cocraon removed the
foues breath rendered sest and pure and the sores
spongy gums made hard and healthy Such have bu
to use Lafont's Jamaica Soap Tooth Root Compound
This admirable dentrifce lsthers ke Sosp vet is
beautiful to the taste
Red, Coarse, Eruptive, Tender Skin is made white
Fine and Soft as child's, by that superb emoient
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP 1t is fine
for washing infants, and beautiful for Shaving max
ing rich, thick, lasting lather
sy Price reduced to 25 Cents
The above beautiful preparations are sold at the
above Prices by every respectable Druggist in Cali
fornia.
PARK s WHITE, agents
San Francisco, April l-3m
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DR. SMITH having established first class Water
Cure and Motorpathic Institution in this city, and feel
ng great interest in the such an Instit-
ton based upon natural and rational principles of the
healing art have taken charge of the business depar
ment. DR. Smith is graduate of regularly chartered
Medical College, thorough Physician by nature as well
as education, and can assure those who consult him
and adopt his treatment that they will rejoice in the
inspiration of returning health, and verify ali that is
said in his favor
THOMAS HILL
Sacramento March le-tf late of Hill, Wooster & Co
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References

Homeopathy or Movement cure.-Of Motor
prahy 1t is only necessary here that Peter Henry
Ling the originator of this system Swede that
his system has been practscd in Sweden in instItu-
tion sustained by Government for nearly forty years.
and that has received the highest from
several governments commissions Of inquiry, and ply.
sicians of thehighest stanting.
BayaId Taylor who was treated in the insssatinn at
Stockholm, thus speaks ofit: 'Lings system not only
aims at reducing to science the muscular development
CT the body but by of both active passive
movements, at reaching the seat of the disease and
stimulating the various organs of the body in healthy
action In the former of these Ling has certainly sue
ceeded there is other system of muse Iar training
that will bear comparison Nh his Dnri the time OF
my attendance could not help but n6tee tie effect of
Tedscipline upon the patients especially the children
qeth weak and lstless gradually streiigt hened them
selves the pale and salow color and v ely expires
sion the crippled and paralytic recovered the
their limbs-h short, all with the few exception of few
hypocondriacs exhibited very marked Improvement
There was no voluntary exercise everybody being
exercised upon The result of my observations and ex
pcrlence that Lng's system Of physical education
is undoubtedly the best in the world and thet rem
edia agent in all cases of congenita weakness deor-
nifty well for those diseases which arise from
ranged circulation its value scarcely be overest
mated"
There are several institutions in the United States
tablished upon this system, of which ill mention that
of Charles T. Taylor, D. in New York city the cele-
brated institution of DIR. Hamilton, of Rochester N Y
Exclusively for women) and that of Dir. Haisted, al
Round Hill, Northa N, ptoJ, Mass.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
Water-Cure and MOtOrpathie EStab-
LISHMENT.
ELECTRO-CHEMICAL BATHS!
DR.. Barlow J. Smit b.

Graduate of the New York Hygio Therapeutic College
Has opeIieda first class water cure and motorpsthic
establishment in the large and pleasant house formerly
occupied by Mrs Tilden, on
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20

The St. Petersburg correspondent of
the Independent Beige, states that the
Car has dete -mined on putting up tel
epraph from S.. Petersburg to the mouth
of the Amoor for government purposes.
This would be nearly half way to the
Columbia river.
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Principal n. Y. Hvgeio Therapeutic College

COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS At the close Of a
course of ten lectures Phrenology Physiology by
llr Barlow j. Smith, at the Hygeio Medical College,
T. the following resolutions unanimously adopted
tion in the chronological and Water Cure Journals
Whereas We have listened with pleasure and profit to
course lectures by fellow student Dr. B j. Smitk
on Phrenoogy and Physiology, and deem the sci
ence of Phrenoogy with Physiology of the
utmest importance, therefore.
Resolved That in Dr. Smith recognize a teacher of
whom this College may well be proud and that he ca
pable of rejecting honor upon the sciences he SO ably
demonstrates
Resoved That his discoveries in Physiology claim
our highest attention and regard reforers and stu
dents of nature.
Resolved, That we highly appreciate Dr. Smiths ap-
pcaon OF Phrenology TO the study and a2noss
ease and that students of medicine have deriy-
ed principles of diagnosis which of nestimabe value
being enabled to determine, from examination the
hea l. to what particular disease person proposed
Resolved, That as the principles OF Phrenology by
winch Dr. Smith determines the healthy diseased
condition of the body original, having been
claimed or set forth by any other individual he deserves
great credit for their discovery
Resolved That as DIR. Smith intends to leave our in
stltuuon soon TOR permanent residence in California
with avlew to the dissemination of these truths and the
principles ofHygiene, as taught at this College, hoar
iy recommend him to the friends of wherever
he may locate. Signed,l A. 7. HAMILTON u d.
L. w CHILDs, NJ. d. T.. Ii. PHILLIPS, NJ. D.. Com'tte
DIR. Smith will attend patients all parts of the ctv
SO far as he can consistently with the interest in
PERSONS can De accommodated with BATHS and trca
ment al the institution without board if desired.
THOMAS HILL viii attend business depar
ment of the institution,
The families OF DR. Smith and Mr. Hill will reside in
the institution, and pains expense will be spared
to make it pleasant and healthrestorng home for in
vaids limited number of persons desiring 4 Physio
logical diet can be accommodated.
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Seventh St. between & j Sacramento


establishment in the large and pleasant house formerly
| occupied by Mrs Tilden, on
Seventh St. between / & j Sacramento
The establishment the first on the Pacific coast tina
combines all the advantages of Hygienic medication,
and wbe equal to any in the Atlantic States Europe
Dy the treatment OF DIR Smith, all curabe diseases acute
or chronic can be cured His theory of disease not
that old school, hence his practice destroy
the vitality and diminish the of life by the lancet
cuppfng eechng, blistering burning, purgng and
ifing means destructveto real health Those suffer
ing from weak and nhamed Eyes, Bronchial and Cataar
bal Affections, Diseases of the Heart Lungs Liver Kid
neys, Dyspepsia Constipation, Apopexy Fits Paraly.
sis Rheumatism Neuralgia. Fevers OF all types Fever
eases, Piles Prolapsps ANIMATION 5the Bowels Chro
nc and Acute Diarrhea should try the advantages of
this institution before taking poisonous drugs and thus
lessenipg their chances of permanent recovery. Can
GERS cured by an entirely new process.
Bone Setting-Dr Smith has a knowledge of the
Art OF Bone Setting successfully prac.ised by DIR.
non Sweet of Connecticut and is the only Cali
fornla familiar with his peculiar system. Water is by
TAR the most eectual curative agent in all cases of bro
ken bones, dislocations, sprains, bruises &c. &c.
+ Female Departm ent-The arrangements of the
institution are particularly adapted the successful
treatment Of uterine diseases and displacemens,
lures OF the spine, &c DR. Smith will give especial at
tention to this class of diseases which, according the
decision of the State Beard are alarmncy prey
alent in California Women anticipating confinement
VIII be accommodated with pleasant separate apart
ments the best medical and surgical attention and
nurses IN the state. and every convenience cacula-
ted to render parturion easy natural at even less
expense than the ordinary charges of physicians
lynn aslun-The Institution will have Gymna- |
sum- with various appliances adapted all degrees of
physical strength where ladies either connected with the
institution or not can akeudicious ahd healthy exercise
Electro-Chemlcal and Vapor Baths-The |
Electro hemical Baths conceded TO be so valuable
when judciously applied in eradcatng effects of the
POISON OAK. and other poisons both mineral and vege
table and in the treatment of Rheumatic, Neuralgc
Paraytic and Cuaneous diseases will be admins tered
20 patients without extra charge
Insanity and other Mental Derangements |
Dr. smith having been teacher of Phrenology the
knowledgcd science of mind and being familiar with |
the different temperamens which constitute the basis
mental and physical vigcr he Is the
agnose and treat the diseases of the nd-nsanity
its forms, &c &c.
Those having friends afflicted with insanity should
call on Dr. Smith who will satisfy them of his thorough
knowledge of the humau mind in healthy and dseas-
ed condition.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-20
Terms,

Consul atoms verbal by letter Free
For Board and Treatment. per week $50 $50
according to the attention required
Exapiuations with verbal advice for home reatmt 90
written &c u 90
Letters of inquiry promptly answered, and Circulars
sent on appliestion: BARLOW j. SMITH, MD
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Anecdotes and Reoollections of Public
Man.


From the Rev. WIN. II. Miburn's Ten Years Of
Preacher Life, just published, extract the fol-
lowing:
"Onc hears many anecdotes of our public me
from the lips OF their coevals and may be allow
ell to mention some of them in this place. John
Rando PHI. of Roanoke, is the hero of many n racy
story. After the last war with Great Britain, the
House was angaged in the discussion of the
rcncy question. Mr.. Calhoun, one Of the youngest
but foremost members. toward whom Mr. Randolph
entertained the strongest feelings If antirathy,
was making an elaborate speech, in which be do'
clared that no statute Of the country required the
tender of gold silver for revenue. NJ rRand lp,,
who sat near Mr.. Webster, leaned toward him
and inquired if this we're so the latter replied that
he thought not, and calling pag". desired him
to bring certain volume IF the Statutes at Large.
in which he found n law requiring tie payment
Of postage in gold and silver. He handed the
volume TO Randolph, who glanced at he statute
and returned it to to the page, that it might G re-
placed on the shelves behnde the speakers chair.
Slowly rising, be interrupted Mr.. Calhoun. and
desired to know, through the speaker. whether th"
gentleman from South Carolina felt positive as TO
the accuracy of his assertion. Mr. Calhoun re-
piled that he did. MIR. Ra,lolph responded in that
irritating tone which n',i,e better than he knew
how and when 10 u.s., that he had doubts to the
honorable members correctness. Mr.. Calhoun
much chafeJ, retorted with nsprity that he Coz
sidered the interruption undiSniGed and ooutemp-
tible-that he had examined the statutes and
knew his position to be impregnahle. Mr.. Ran
dolpb then surnmnncd the page to bring him the
desired volume, and opening it. as if by accident
at tho very leafs it to Mr.. Calhoun. with the
request that he should read IL to the House. The
latter was so much Disconnected that he took his
seatesyered with confusion.
The following story of General jackson, the
nnthor says. is new. II refers to the indemnity
viii h was ezacted y the threat Of war from
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HIGGTNBOTHAM ACADEM Y

YEyIIs institution s located In the immediate vicinity
hcrs Court House. and will be under the rupentendence
Mrs NJ J. wnn and Mr.. W. X. Terry princpals Mr..
Terry who educated at the University Of Va, win
the entire control Of the Male department In the higher studies
Mrs Pratt, accomplished lady and successful teacher will
devote attention Female department Mrs Winn
will instruct In Music and have charge of the boarding depart
The Trustees have great confidence In the several
cacherscy have all had experience their requirements
of high order and they have heretoore commanded the
proya and patronage OF discriminating public The location
Of this the social and religion. inaueneas around IL
with moral and intellectual qualifications OF the
teachers, counhne to recommend Y 70 the public
SAMUEL M. GARLAND T.
WM W. THOMPSON,
LEO. DANIEL. JR., TrusteeA
R0BElsR M. IikUWN, ss4sS4 81
WIN. +. COLEMAN,
The session Of this School Will nYut
in September next The scholastic viii BE- divided
sessions of Ave months each Terms per nesca or
months 0ne-half payable the begnnnR and The
mainder at the close OF each session. -,ys' Is11
fFmafy hngitsn w "
Latin Greek French and Mathematical (sxtra) . % d
Board intending every bgt wssAtng -
DR. Gssne Harrison Albemaris; Hon rsuius Powsn Col
John D. Davis, Philip sk Geoses Amber, Ds w. ClS
borne, Gen 7. W Dulayd Annhegui; Cpl Janss fnx1pn
sssis sss sAssss John @ foss s'' Sssss g s' 80
jniy Stein wE Robj1 rERxr.
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Next Door to the Merchants Bank.

LJNCHBURG, Va.
WE keep hand constantly Groceries Of the bes equality
w 10 which particularly invite the attention friends
and customers We tender our thanks TO friends for past
favo and hope by fidelity 10 the interests a who favor
us merit continuance Of the same We receiving
superior lot Of Sugars Cofees Moasss cop0 Candies
Leather snt &c &c which offer cheap for cash
try produce. ian 30-ts.
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G. w. BUTTON. Props


PROF. COUCH AND LADY,
RE stopping the Washington House purpose Of
N teaching PAINTING AND DRAWING, In lhair various
branches.
The following some Of the styles. viz:
Architectural, Mathematical, Perspective and Marine Draw
ing and Skctchng from Mature;
Canvass and Photograph Painting In OIL:
Grecan. Pearl aud Antique Painting and Gliding Glass
Drawings colored in permanent cnl" equal to the finest
colorcd Lithogrnph
Fancy Sign Painting, in all Its varieties.
eE- Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call and
Specimens. faug 6dlm
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SnOn YARDS, mote OF less, Of Fast Coored Lawns ut
OUOV 10 eta per yard, worth % cents
Also Swiss Book Jacoae India and Indian White Muslins
Just received and for sale cash store ama profit
cost laug iT-dinsl JEo. j. PURylS, Agent,
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The vIRGINIAN IA published daily t6 and Tri Weekly at
a. ry aunum In advance aud Weekly q G Invariably In ad
ysnce oherws viii be charged 10 ali eases No paper
will be discontinued except at the option o tne rropso vi"
ii, all arrearagts shall have been paid II
ADVERTlSEMENTS are inserted for o. cents per guar
"A ns ar x the Insertion, and SIk cents of
s,nnuanee unless ordered nnerform or weekly ana @
ns n souare will be charged for each insertion
~ fnserjons he not marked MSsh will be pupisne"
iii ordered out and charged accordingly: 80
" THE YEARLY RATES AXE; xas
For one square daily '. 30
For squares, daily 2s
For square tri-w sekiy ',..... 40
tri- weekly .,hIsc
ry- Advertisements intended for bosh P"p ~
cai contract. "a, r.. ,,,,,tsd 10 their immediate bu
snes or the appear the daily and trweek
notices which exceed eight lines are charged
rafeably for the excess
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LYnCH1uha CARDS

CAMP, SMITH & Co,
WHoLESALE AND RETAIL.
0rocers, Commission d Forwarding MeI ohants
Near the Depot Of The Va 4 Tenn. Raiiroad,
LfNCHBCRG, VIRGINIA.
EG leave 10 return hea thanks TO their friends
Oand patrons for the liberal patronage extended them
for the last two years, aud respectfully ask continuance of
They have recently added To uer house, which makes
Of the largest aud convenient houses in the city
receiving and selling poducc and 10 those who
with their congnments We promise our very best efforts To oh
lain high prices for hen and sa,s rendered
Their stock of GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &c. always
pete and they prepared 10 offer Inducements Purchasers
Orders carefully and promptly attended TO-
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- STOLEN. from my farm near Howardsville, on
SyS71 wednesday Of last week. GREY HORSE, three or
" four years DID, medium size Twenty dollars reward
viii he given for apprehension Of the thief and liberal re-
~ ~. a. s,- : tho Unrsc ~ J. q. LEWIS,
"a aan, ~ "a jis scottsv!ic .,lbemare, Va.
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