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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-18

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EAGLE
SEWING MACHINE
COMP AN Y.
u,':. n: ,: 8. ! The Machines v..:. n: 8 s..
FOR THE MILLION.
I'd Thsy les. liable to get Of order than oss Ma
sd They nay operated By .sAd psfscty and DO ssir
IN g The: Tssy = :. = tIsAs and beautiful
So THE CaAaPEON SEWER. s.
sie THE EXTRA SPEED. SO
sac THE EAGLE MACHINE. srs
AND
Our Snpgiar Patent Tteadgs Machine,
sl4. KATY DID, &IA.
Which speed and ability to do family suDsr,o
and within the OF family undcabtdy onsof ths
most useful Sewers ever offered for sale.
Ths KATY DID, with TreadIe all in eOnplsse and
VIA perfect order fcs Sf4.
An thst ask, b fair and Impartial examination Of our
Persons living city need have no fears about order
ing Machines Written Instructions accompany every
Tb sent ont in complete ORDER all really for
who order machines out Of the
disDeased, WILL tks machine orsr
refund the money.
This applies persons living out Of the city oSrv
The most inexperienced learn regulate work
them perfectly. !
s2O THE GEM. sac
We will be prepared furnish Se cheapest
DOUBLE THREAD MACHINE
in TIE world.
This MAchinsis entirely aad produces TIE eesbraa
DOUBLE LOOP STITCH.
The Gem Machine finishes its work vher It stops and
equrs1no fastening Of threads he end OF the
OF the expensive mschines 9Th OF
the stith that the half Inch rip.
They hem, fell and stitch, in superior
Travelling and Local Agents
Wanted for every eozuty In the STATE.
County Rights given to those who to sell again. liberal
Printed instructions furnished with each machine.
Orders By Mall or BKPress promptly filled. /
Cash on delivery By Express, Invariably.
EAgIt Sewing Machine Depot,
No. % Union Street,
sepA-ly NJ NJ HkNKLR, JR., Agent.
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LAND FOR SAIL

snscEhsr offers FOR sale seventy acres fIand m IN,
- Fluie frakin Turrnike, four miles from Nashve -S
elng me rae which he resides and the lands "a ar
Jones Inc snd equal 10 the beat With Abundance 81 sxoeI
neseI lsng water, with the INST beautiful building ate
a. - IN he 1dst oi ne finest ueighboFhood IN
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BaIy.s Aromatic valley WI
DaIy's Aromatic valley whiskey,

fT01n iN9tT6sce7t.
Not particle strychnipe 1.-THE best have tasted s
many day.
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AgTcaisuraI mplements. burning fuias oEre ak
agS twice hrs cass bs-g. bins bonres
and tread buffalo robes hrocms,
press camphins, owners iesksRs
boys acids, double rates. carft
Wsrs, ovn and we'll boxed fr class
peting. eonfcSbsy, chairs,
egas boxes and sapped cassa In mats cap A.
clocks and Eghts; c0PPesnd brass Vessels ohns
owner risk tRe ha class tsa drugs Ia bales and boxes y
goods in hOxs bales and trunks; urnture and bowed.
Wice arst class rates urnRse Enockeo and
rst class RATES; farm in nises; a hers fs, h,
drums sh freh: garden seed glassware g.oH glass
Kegs hats and caps, hides, oy l00e hoasod soc lot
arnsuFe we'll bozed hair, IN sacks; nk 1diEo india nr
z0od5, leather OOe liquor In glass; lemons sackd Ioca
glasses 60zed, hrst machin bor
twice class rates; mSa9iags and picture frames Mats AID
medicines muskstS; Marble wrought, at st,
muica lnstrumsnts miueEal
water, glass In bags; oysters keys and
sacked ell In glass; hanzing4, a0t bcsd
gass srk; pickles In gs, 81 oTner rs, rain Leaf
pse printing presses piano fortes risk porter and
glass; paintings pictures veil boUsd
brstes boilers thirty and underi boilers
thirty feet. half ar class rates; stationery scyhs
asd scale boxed ssgs boxed, twice Elas
class rates. stoves, Al owners risk sweet potatoes sizing stove
spirits turpeune; stove plates - sEner risk unEm
chnes trunks, nEe 5oxsis trees and shrgbbey hsied e
owners risk and half first class rates; tWne; bor
umbrellas; gensering, boxed, zanishi ehire
boxed sice first class rates; wagons and hooby hors
boxed half hS class rates. wineY In boxes Or has
Whips, galehone4 Hheehaoasi wooden fet-
bows; willow sics arst class rates. WOOL.
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NUMBER 2O2.
ace Rich Velvet and Fancy wfn-
ter Bonness.
P4RIS NTLLT8EBY



PARTS MfLLINER7
of every tescrlpdon. !. q T.
CNPhEcEDENTEDA Low PREcEs.
~ Stsh. Na -
vi = aE,glg ai5Illl - k-s
~ go :, :. EEI A@A - =
lOOo Coiored do Unsrfmmsd aE 50stsss a..
od ts aaises,nz p,raa.ss ne hass ssssirs ne s.,s a.
90 years At sasrille hA suala'ss Ma Wee to per
rstai .ocss = RaEs he URsa States AID ao css ~
ms : ssyIas aasA r ne oi ss.is afss ANS of.ss....
J1r sos q srssy nsl s q kspe se-tsI
Ior5 sa y wo -. s5 SosEs chg
nd q err style, hastraI FI0ssrs Is SEES s1d
aansn tli 1iair Pins pass colss1ss iIssa -.
soss, szgoas Caps Han sssssss s.ls sasSsai
agst beaatn Plars FIrl Goss a. sS--
have pas sse sss & sials ..s Il %
II y sonnsts os.psd IN sspe-,or s.v,s S.i,.-, -
aelyhsnrs sspPisd With Paern B5aass and sllIIzs1y
i, oes ss cheap as prrehasng kas At rs PlrisaH MI
% SA-aa' % Vnen sess, next door 70 ne Sass Ba1k
s'---@ ~ - nova 8-Ht3Es Asent.
~ CHARLES y. HAIL.
; .sas wHOEKsAIH AND hxrA1L Ds1Lsh X
BOOTS, SHOES, rRUNKs, vALEsEs,
CARPET BAGS, &c.,
70, Is scUTz sIDE PUsLlo sQr4RE,
NAsEEvKLLE, TENN,
ssx II Esssips Q. he ssesx fss Fsll an5 winter
Shoes ai Caters. hn sud sois VA End sisioSt hsis
0snt Gnc Calf BO0es ani she's and Gatsss nss doubi
Ger Gent, sns c.lt scotch Bos.s and shoe; g.
do % Kip Hrogsns. Iiaed and nnfnsi:
DO d. Heavy Cdf end Kfp Roots.
DO DO % do 9sala. s-tar-pFoaf Bcots-
Arys assoruent of HeaFg Broaas a,os sr Pia.t,s
both Hone ads Sr1 Eastern Hork, Men fcurh ss
Women Heavy Datch Boots &C.
eompiste assrtnont q Boys and Tsctss Car as KIs
Boots Shoes and Brosns also Misses and Chicen's Kd 11d
pat BDsess, Caters 4 shaHEha BassI, via sna Eioaf
hissss and chiiassns sist die ppea Bootss usw n-eia
TRUNKS.
Afso LAdB french Dress Tranks, sole lsaher Ioa
aed Trunks. Fases. Carps Bags. Laies' sse.
ali of Ehh Is oerst at snail adFarcs
~ fsEds snd TIE Fobo RensralT respectfully ins 10
xsne their stock, feeling conedsnt hey DIesansf
loth IN respect to quality and price
sspl3-a $500 GFIAs- B. HALL
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FIRsT Glass.

Spirits Of tarpentihe. eamphile burning fluids F1rs
wifi oaIY Be tAkeu a owners risk.
Gnnp0xder oonhuslb arsi
ees viii bs charged At local rates o. each Road only
Eo,a.a cou reni.nra.
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1t Is without any deeterious Admixture.
JAS. r. CHILToN, b. D., New York.
Entirely free from adulterang ingredients, frequently
used. JAS. J. MAPEs, New York.
? Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whskey it sold By the bottle and
only. WM. DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville BY RAwORTH Il GLENN.
sep2I-l3m
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EYE have uss dset frsm NsV orsans 81 hsdu'
w sf strictly ehecs aecildIy nov IN mar
n ms lof ef s. has been hoashsrds a
ali, AID IN psst sEsslisas shipping order.
1IzRLl, HOOPER 4 Co.,
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Afso. LAdeB french Dress Tr1nks, soe ea.er fy,
ad Trunks. tases. Carrsl Bags Laes Lsa.her saschs
49, ali o Ehh Is odsrsd at snail Eastern Cos
ny sEds and TIE public aenaallT respectfully nsl 10
xarnne their Stock feeling condsn hat tsg viii peeass1
eosa n. n respect 70 quality and price
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" Fa's hoAe "a FeE E2UAL TO ANT IN THE COUNTRY
THREE THROUGH Z
r A 8 9 e n GER TRAINS


THREE THROUGH -LA
PASS GER TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA
NoaNEoflN9 direct in the Uncn Depot a, Ptsburr with
Ihrough Irsns iron ali weserB Cites for Phisdepbs
Hes Har ioson Raltnore aud Washington oty Tao. f5
Hhlng iaefi-s for the snsport4n of Passs1eers usa
v15.s, ,Si M r. ana , q oia.l ey ssy otAsr Tou.e
-oEe Of oirsvr uctors- ~
sHts ENPFes5 ans Past Trains. The Express SSStns
nty' Mai and Fs' Liue su1dAys exospted three Dsy
tfoF Baltimore and Wsshi8gton 'D'
thpress Trains leave Pissug NJ arrives Al Pbilaaatbs
or Baltimore N EeW Yori i5,se p M'
p IAN & lsavS2 rassSrg a NJ, arriving Phladsphla II
si93 issVe. esuEs P NJ arrives Philadelphia or
g., i,s'oore p.tg ~ = 2 80 A. NJ Nes York s3o P NJ
~ 4ra.ns tsisn NsV YORK aud Boston Through Toke
- hai9 are ra5d n either of the above trains
ese, 70 Boston are good NorEish Fall River or
TioFs Fss-, ,,,v =. ,s,.,,.s ...-,..-...
Aaio ss sa sest Also "a board ofS5y Of tbe rsi %
sae o. steamers o. TIE as pri OHIO Rivers asS Te-s
fsEai NJ t1c oces % Company ID Boston New 80
sAlduore, Philadelphia. - " @''''-' Ns" horK'
sare always as o " as by asry Other Route.
ASK F0R zIcRKzS ~ P[i7SBURG.
Rsyos ~ @ q i western connection Of the Pennsylvsnls
DIRECT LESE. BETWEEN THE East ann
THE esEstlAT NORNIE-l.EST.
Ihs oonneetng tracks by the Railroad Badge at Pittsburg
~ o. '. re ayaFes ra hy appreciated shippers
Parties srss iastsaa it to their aavan.sss to
For Etssh sra.oas or shirpny pire,,, s,D,v or,,
ES~' el'Asr u il lo.s a @sents q ths company
Dayle 4 -,s-gaes le, II PIs,e 4 90 za-esviIls
cro5sT o. jio Z % ss, ssisle, ny; ,or9asg
hr'en & Co Cnriaasti, o. h g MeElrum Nsdissn |
Ind' Hiiiaa H7 q Leaisgise n.y.; Oraham a Co
Cairo, l a Si.s Sc J9s NO. JoHn Il IisTs SessyfJe
TaDn.i lIlFrs & liust ss i- -sn Cisrse u g. CbsIo
II il j hoaatz, Alton, iii Nu5plS Walls. Duhsque
Ws.t. Es'' A4li''a' AZ aileFsA' points in e' !
The Greatest Faculties Offered Eor tho Pro-
tocti0n 21d seeedy Transportation OF
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ePsnAonP Of the sapreme Cossrs of ne
,s.. s..'s p Tennsasss, A. kns4saIis. ssp-
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

BURTON FOR GovERNoR.-A corresponden,
oftf1e Sacramento Onion, earnestly rcrcon,.
mends Edward F. Burton as a candidate for
Governor of California. Mt. Burton has rep.
resented Nevada county in the Legislature
ior ave sessions, and has made present..
nentreputation for integrity, application and
ildellty TO the interests of his constituents
1t Is rather reproach to California that
there are so few public men within her limits
who have made regulations of the same char.
aeter. With his legislative experience, his
knowledge Of the finances of the State. his
familiarity with her pecularities and wants.
has admitted honesty and independence, Mr..
Burton would without doubt make a Gov.
ernor of whom the country might be proud.
The possession of these sterling qualifica-
tions, which are so superior alone to the most
brilliant talents without them, might well
suggest his name, in connection with the Gu
bernatorial office, to any patriotic mind and
If Gen. Aliens california party" were DO
tent reality, instead of thing which lives in
his honest wishes only, Burton might be its
standard bearer. He has been thrice elected
to the Legislature from this county, indepen-
dent of party or political predictions, and
at time when political feelings here, as else
where, were most positive and excited. But
it is certain that he could not have, as a can
didate for the highest State Office, the same
degree of popularity out of bis own county
which has made him always successful in it.
People will not, when electing an important
officer, ignore their political preferences to
vote for any man, however excellent; and if
our ex-senator were run for the chief magis-
tracy, he would receive, beyond the circle of
his own immediate constituency, but beg
carly support Perhaps it would be better
if this were not so, but so long as it is so it
would be folly to make nomination which
could only have the effect to draw off few
honest voters where their influence would
be lost.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

John s. Hittell is publishing in the S. F.
A'ta series of interesting articles on the
Variations Of the English Language" He
is writer of much ability, research and in
dustry, distinguished by logical cast of
mind, and will make permanent reputation
fer himself. From some remarks of his own
we infer that the article on Americanisms,
which is published in Appleton's new
Cyclopedia, was written by him. Like many
other literary men he objects to Webster's
orthography and orthoepy.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

BETTER LATE THAN NEvER.-Marysvlle is
at last waking up to the Importance of null
tiplying and improving highway commune
cations with the mountains. Her citizens
have responded literally to call upon them
for aid in behalf of the new road from Bra
dy's Ranch, and one of her newspapers has
urged in general, but hearty terms the ne
cessity of facilitating access to the city from
the interior. We sought long ago, through
the columns of the Press, to convince them
of this, representing truthfully the advanta-
ges sure to result, but failed to elicit the least
perceptible demonstration of sympathy
Latterly we have been pleased to see the En-
press dilating upon the theme and pursuing
line of argument identical with our own
The fact encourages to the opinion that at
some near period Marysville may lend more
favorable ear than heretofore to projects cal
culated to benefit some of the mountain
tow hs, at the same time causing them to
contribute directly to her prosperity
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14
THE COUNTY.

NEvADA.-The political war which annu-
ally breaks out at the county seat has al
ready commenced. The Douglas Democratic
/ County Central Committee held its meeting
last Saturday, and apportioned the delega-
ton of the various townships for the county
convention, which meets on Wednesday, the
lst day of June. On Sunday the town was
visited by Gov. Weller The Democrat and
for the campaign; and the patriotic, who
wish to serve their country, are circulating
around and manufacturing influence. Mean
while the people keep COOL They have been
amused by a perfect rush of theatrical and
musical companies. The Journal speaks very
highly of the Webb Sisters. The original
San Francisco Minstrels are playing at the
Theater, and Mrs. Mcdonald will commence
an engagement there on Monday night. The
National Circus will arrive on Tuesday.
A pleasant May party came off on the first
instant.
The Journal has entered upon its tenth
volume. Good luck to it.
GRASS VALLEY-The Ncrada National Is
again under the control of Geo. D. Roberts,
its first editor Bro. Waite says of him that
he is one of the most active and effective
politicians of the county, and that he who
attempts to bark him in convention will find
him a knot, every cubic inch.
We gather from the National that the
ranchmen in the vicinity of Grass Valley
have held a meeting and resolved to resist
the taxation of their property in which they
assert they have no guaranteed rights. They
Contend that it is unjust to tax ranching
property when mining claims are exempted,
and invite the cooperation of ali who are
identified with them IN interest and opinion.
MooRE's FLAT.-Mr. Thos Killgrove was
killed in mining claim, last Saturday, as
we learn from the Democrat, while attempt
ing to clear an obstructed tunnel
OMEGA-A correspondent of the Nevada
Democrat reports plenty of water at this
place, and successful mining operations
The citizens are considering measures TO
protect the town against fire.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

PINE SUGAR.-A correspondent of the
Trinity journal writes from the North Fork
that Mr.. Engelfield, a brewer there, has been
experimenting on the sugar pine tree, which
grows SO abundantly in that section, and has
satisfied himself that sugar and molasses
manufactured from the pine excels that
made from the maple. He had made about
160 pounds from five trees, and did not COM
mence until the season was far advanced
He viii go into the business extensively next
year.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

THE-annual communication of the Grand
Lodge of Masons, which convened on the
10th at Sacramento, was attended by over
two hundred delegates, representing seventy
Lodges. From the Standard we learn, that
the amount Of revenue received for the year
was reported at about 800 A report was
also received from the Committee on Foreign
Correspondence The Board of Relief of San
Francisco reported a disbursement of over
$4,000 to destitute Masons, widows and or
phans, exclusively for stranger Masons
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

BELLY.-The latest rumor about this rest
less plotting Frenchman is to the effect that
he had formed an alliance with Pesquiera,
and was securing concessions of quicksilver
and silver mines, as well as the Guano Is
lands and pearl fisheries Of the Gulf of CAL
nornia.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

MARYsvILLE AND NEVADA TELEGRAPH Co.
We learn from the National Democrat, that
Mr.. James Gamble, Superintendent of the
State Telegraph Line, and George Senf of
Marysville, are about building a telegraph
line from Marysville, through Long Bar, Parks
Bar, Timbuctoo, Smartsville, Rough and
Ready and Grass Valley to Nevada. This
line will cost $4,000, including the right of
using the Morse patent apparatus.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

GooD CHANCE FOR PRINTERs.-The Sonorha
county Journal, fine prosperous paper, is
offered for sale by H. L. Weston, editor and
proprietor, in consequence of the impaired
condition of his health. Apply at the Office,
or to L. P. Fisher, San Francisco.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

N6F Palmer's Panorama of the Crimean
War will be exhibited in this place next We'd
nesday evening. 1t is well spoken of BY
those who have seen it.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

MANY of the newspapers of the State have
been "sold' by paragraph from the Noun
tain Messenger, describing fall of "black
snow" at Haven's diggings, in Sierra county.
Black snow is simply rain.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

THE reception in China Of news that the
Supreme Court of California had declared
the anti-Mongolian emigration law unconsS-
tutiOnal, had started fresh food of Celestials
towards San Francisco. Upwards of one
thousand arrived during the past week.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

A gentleman at the Bay received an an
swer to letter sent to party residing in st
Louis, by the Overland Mail route, forty-fve
days after it was written.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

b6F On the ridge at Forest City the snow
is four feet deep and packed so solid that it
can be travelled over with ease.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

FIVE men were lately murdered by the In
dians near Klamath Lake Their names are,
Eli Ledford, Saml. Probost, Jas Grow, s. F.
Conger and J. Brown.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

BAr Three hundred Apache warriors have
recently made a foray into Sonora, stealing
everything they could lay hands upon, dri-
wing off stock, and numbering people occa-
sionafy.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

WoRTH Accompanying the
usual gift of wedding cake, says the Napa
Reporter, on the occasion of the marriage of
j. NJ. Mansfield to Miss Nellie G. Eastabrook,
a portion of the cake which graced the we'd
ding OF the brides parents t'csnty-sir gears
U1O
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

The Post Office Department at Washington
is having printed blank forms, to be filled up
with amounts of Indebtedness to mail con-
tractors. They are in the nature of certifi.
Gates, and are intended as basis for loans
until Congress shall relieve the Department
of its present pecuniary embarrassment.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

The ship st. Paul was lost, with load or
Chinese emigrants from China to Australia.
She struck an island, and $50 persons were
massacred by the sayagcs, amidst the most
rightfu tortures
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

TAKE NoTICE.-The bankers and business
men of Nevada, following the example of
San Francisco and other cities, have agreed
to receive foreign and private coin at the
following rates:
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

AT the San Francisco Post Office all let
ters deposited in a certain box specially pro-
vided, will be sent by the Overland mail
whether endorsed or not.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

The ditch difficulty at Columbia is not yet
settled. Three thousand persons assembled
at Sonora, several hundreds entering the
town in procession with a cannon and music.
4 postponement of the sale was effected for
a few days. andi another meeting was to be
held.
Since writing the above we learn that the
ditch has been sold to Mr. Davis for the
amount of his mortgage, 100000. There
was no disturbance on the OCCASION.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

R9 Major Welton is doing good service
on the roads in this vicinity.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

Bolivian halves and Rupees 374
The business men of this place ought to
tkae similar action, or they will be occasioned
much trouble and loss.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

FROM the National Democrat we learn that
the grading for the Marysyille and San Fran
cisco railway has been commenced. In about
two weeks four hundred men will be at work,
in order to finish the grading to the Sacra-
mento river at the earliest possible period i,
so as to be ready for the ties and iron as soon
as they arrive
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

"HoNGKoNG" jocosely informs the Times
that Walker the Grey-eyed intends to visit
China with 10000 men, conquer the country
to civilization aad establish orders of nobiT-
ity. w
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

The ship James Browa arrived on Saturday
at San Francisco from China, bringing 49,
Celestials.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

The Peter Lassen who was killed by In
dians near Honey Lake, was the old pioneer
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

SALT LAKE.-The Central Overland mail
arrived at Genoa on the 11th inst, in little
over eight days from Salt Lake, All the east
ern mails due at the latter place had arrived.
Peace and order reigned at Provo. The Val-
leg Tan publishes evidence which still further
duplicates the Mormons in various outrages,
and makes it quite certain that the Parish
murders were committed at the instigation
of the Church. Extracts from sermons by
Young and Grant are given, in which the
shedding Of blood as sacrifice is counseled
and applauded in the plainest terms
LATE news from Japan represents that a
new Emperor, only fifteen years old, has
been crowned. The japanese Ambassadors
will arrive first at San Francisco.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14
whole Medical Faculty
UD0LPHO WOLFE.
Caution TO the Public.

Since the introduction of my schiedam Aromatic
SchrappS into tie United States. number of Liquor
Mixers IN New York, Boston. Philadelphia and SAN
Francisco. have been engaged in putting mp mixed and
poisonous Gin in and jugs to he pamed off upon
the unwary for my genuine Schnapps At first they
boldly eountertee.t my name but stopped that
by causing several Of them to be arrested, They now
conine themselves TO closely initiating the appearance
:nd shasm of my bottles, and the peculiar wrapper
which haze always used. viz: YELLOW PAPER
printed with RED AND BLUE INK. PASTEBoARD
PRINTED CAPS.
Beware of ftheseImitation, Bogus Schnapps
If the Liquor were fit to drink there would he no
need to palm them off by counterfeiting the peculiar
style and appearance of the GENUINE WOLFE'S
SCiiNAPPS Avoid tl"se mixed and doctorci-up i'm
itatons. as You would avoid SHATTERED NERVES
RUINED STOMACH aud DELlRIUM TREMENS-
The Pure and genuine Schnapps have my name on tho
bottle. cork. and csnilc ofa signat label
For sale 10y al the Wholesale Druggists and respectable
Liquor Dealers in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Wqnufdchwcr.
IS, go and ;s2 Beaver street New York
The word Schic'iam lchapps belongs exclusively to
my article-a!l other are counterfeit. and an mposi-
tion on the public IS SIN ins
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

THE city of Stockton owes nearly qnar-
te of million dollars.
The hydraulic press., 1859-05-14

SANTA Clara county proposes, under the
law recently passed by the Legislature, to
subscribe S250,OO0 towards the building of
the San Jose and San Francisco railroad.