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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20
, PONTCHAHTRAIN RAIL
lRQAN SUMNER ARRAN0EMENT

lux =. which Will be the last regular train.
On Sundays the steam train will make the o'clock morning
trip ana leave the city every hour after IL O'Clock until
o'clock ct night
On end after Sunday, 18th inst there will he hahour trip
every Sunday from O'Clock until 8.
Extra special trips night by the Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor
The Steam Train will Genly Station when notified.
except on mail trips and after O'Clock M Sundays Fare
stop. ago IF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20
FOUNDRY AND MACHIHE-snOF,

The undersigned ID now prepared 81kAA
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of Al nnoD ~
Steam Boats Sugar PanaHons Saw Mills, Cotton freseeh
Draining Machines and Railroads, Gin GeAr, Horse Fov,
Fire Fronts, FurIace Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK of every description. Metallic fackA& ~
StsaIn Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descripeton1i HAVING esssE
hammer for the purpose OF doing heavy
He will keep hand at ~ times SIsss nsrs y assi s
rups Flange Bolts, Gauge Cpcks ana Waves 81 ~
By steamboats,. :. go ,,.A.-A
Inc, ar M biriy spoken Of by the Ficayune Pruin
0cs and nthers ihst have them thesa
can be sesn ~ under ns boer stsy in th sAA
Hshment IA, IL !. !.
He has made for the gale OF sccon
Rsn And Machinery, and will estahsh Depot conysnk b
ths sstsbehuent large quantity Of hand H.
Nachi found al tnael for sale.
- GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans June l. l8sS. III =
, 1859-09-13

~ y u II - " N Il VI u Il KS.
Chic go St1tlon enrner OF West wer and Knaie arr,.
au5-lY geo. l.. UtNLAr, Superintendent
, 1859-09-13

SA1 "AVs1A ~ 00NA4&10<*
The Buffalo Republic has spscial jenkins at
Saratoga, whose note book is quite too faithfh
10 tue 1issolying yiews on exhibition at Con.
gress Hall. He writes: :,
1t is impossible to describe tue exquisite
scene US entered tho immense, magnificent
unl illimitable drawing-room of Congress Hail.
Kapturuus forms aoated around me III the may
dance to lazy music, while "7oluptuous swc!ls"
IN tight-bodied costs, and the most delicate
clothed forms that naisssly filled the halls with
lice, gfances and perfumes. have ouIy time
10 describe three Or four Of the heavenly beings
who represented your city on this OCCASION.
Miss G-n-l-taesn Of Delaware street. was
dressed III q profound maroon, with lace dan
slcrs, Chinese head dress. aud high heeled
slippers, with pink culminatlons. She had IN
eaiicing swing to her drapery Tint captisutcj
The cutlre mail asse,nblage, aud created enry
among the angc1s-prcsent. uer sister was
dressed in II blue turbau, with unrabout frath-
ers, her face exquisstely painted With ily-wh'te.
and casmine--tlie very rosiness Of health and
animation. She had very low.necked dress
strap on each shoulder, TO give the appearances
Ut connection. Tue Indies present stated very
plainly that 'she didn't have enough clothes
10 80 round" while the gentlemen one aud a3',
declared that ther did not STE that she WIS
oEer dread in the least and 30 far a. they could
4et they were perfectly satisfied with her ap-
pearnnce. .
Mrs. Do-b--mb-Eh, of Main street, wus
gorscousty dressed in straw-co!ored aounces,
Hoped with rosettes OF yelyeteen, with gorcs set
iu By particular request. Her lemon colored
bertha excited . Jealous rage, SO beautiful and
costly was il, and her bay-celorcd gloves fitted
iuultlessly. Sic scds TOO etctfE 10 lire.
Miss Von Ra a-g-st-s. Of Washington street,
wore dress Of green silk oyer blue and white
sarleton, so nrranged as to be invisible except
when exhibited. Her corsage was trimmed viii,
grenadiue pufiipgs. expanded around the neck
IN the form Of = QUEEN Elizabeth ruff, and
dropping gracefully to her heels, where it lay
on the floor in delicious lace pudd'es+ She was
the charming epitotnr Of all TINT is delicious
and warm in women. pnkins!-Jenki1s!D
, 1859-09-13

- .e ,;s n,ono.. :. be ha. no family
,e snf s'ors q ch;,,,.e I' ~an.n Irourht 10 this
mere t1ne ,. asw ,,,,nrSy ,hnn,e,rss an5 abandou
COUNTY ps'ps r. G,r,ns m domestic ties and ca-
sd} no 'nat ns >,and;nr Even The wre,ched In
JGss no sGsIt s'roia r1nc, With searn the succes
utans 10, o. +i.an. !. .,;v tinsl;n between Their
'.nn .In1 d ,hs tte cbin+se 1ohn hss truits Which
5asv 'a, ma;ti.r n1ase mr. fus,;fr: ri susnect
ttat u # ft oher hens fuulis we're punished as &c.
rsrejr % = ns i;;s rood ,nunr CaI!foruians wopid
he its. - comfar,af1e MI, linn ,';cr arr arr. ''' V ~N
" 's'' -''4'e1 'ao's .1u ~e' 49,
DESTRUCTION OF IiaHEa'
Worse still is the general devastation OF TIM
Der. The whole Mining region appears to have
been cxce,,entiy timhered-so lunch Of i IS I
have trnvcred was cmincntly so. Yellow Fitch
and Sugar (Whitc) Pine (and what is here
called Fitch Pine. is larsc, ta]1 and grace
ful trxc.1 White. Black, md Lire Oak, with
stately Cedars, once overspread the whole
couutry: not 50 densely as in Eastern for
ests. hut with reasonable spaces between
tue noble tsuuks-the oaks often presenting the
nx.,enrauce of II thrifty apnie orchard, under-
, 1859-09-13

= 4 Mormon PTonunc1amcnto>
The Nalky 7aa Of the 10th Of August hasthe
following sketch Of Kimba1l's address before the
Snints:--
Send on your armies-they can do no harm.
God will look after the We ffare Of this people,
mud shield them from MI injury. Let your ar
meis do their best-tAeir '.partitsf" sf"-they can't
effect anything,
respect officials who perform their Official
duties - they should, and 1eave the Mormon
people alone; but how eau respect my enc
iniesr How can Irespect Judge who doea his
best to injure innocent people! ! know what
they want they want to nab brigham Young,
aud then they want me and several others.
They will nab him. too. when God wants them
can't nab me- {Laughter.) I fear them about
as much ne pis-ant; not quite 80 much either,
for pis.aus will bste mr. leg once in while. ]
nm the sou Of u revolutionary sire, who strug-
gled for tho liberty Of this country, and nm go
ing to bare religious ffeedom. hare atwaJs
observed the laws, and mean to be protected By
them in my religious belief the same as the poo
rle Of New England ure. As they treat us ttEcy
will he treated. The United States will see
something worse than we ever saw, before tif-
teen yeass-see it from the head Of the govern
ment down. Famine upon fauine, mob utter
mob, civil discord from one end Of the country
to the other, terrible whirlwinds and swift de-
SlFUCkl0u WILL NG tAElT EEEiAlA NO0A4s
The country bas donc some big fighting. but
il can't beat Mormonism. There nre 4 ,Nt0 el-
ders in foreign lands preaching Mormonisn-
nearly a1l foreigners. There are 40. or 20 or 60
organized quorums Of Seventies. Suppose they
Kill all the members of this church but IN elder.
From that small seed our principles would
again he given to tue world, and our eause pros
per like the C'nada thistle. When they perse-
cute US it is like breaking mustard stalk--the
stroke only causes an increase by more thor
ough1y ecattering the seed.
Speaking OF tiisttes reminds me Of . bright
idea Of Greeley's- He thought it would be a
wise notiou to SOW Canada thisttes alt Along the
plains, between here and the States, 10 feed
stock upon. Why TINT would kill all the CATTLE
with tue bloody rnurrain. and prick us to death
So much for Grce1y's judgment. What 4 fruit
,lul imagination he mus, have. Heis tue great.
est liar on the face Of tho earth. Whv, bless
your soul, be il the father Of all liars. lie will
go to hell aud be the fnther Of liars there
Amen. {"Amen sounded tlrouglo the cougrc
vnfjnn
, 1859-09-13
1aailr0a1B.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
N4- LAKE SHORE KAtLNoAp., seasou ATrsnss~
mea ,a:y takes ssse1 on md s;!.f Pril ~.
Baalore ~a,n.tou: sprpknsa Wo,es..x5 rotshaa ,a1
a. Duatrk. Albany. 4, tAud Montrsni Toeao. 1--we
Iand Pitblrfh H411tsburxn, Wheeling syracuse. Troy
Durlaon and al the poInts In penAsy!yaa Se* York
aud tbs new L Rlaat 1t .tss.
daily sundays excepted reaching Toelu II 4:so
ptu criHaeclnk II Adl121 With tie train re7ctns
beirut * f:D pm, connecting with trains on
Giress ~ e4te1n Il. X. llns.
500 4tn New York E1pss fd1l!y except auodsy) slo
fiaadeu Al ltne. scarh To'tIu Il @:35 pm, s..l
u.tFplt dIreet A. .:I3 IN time to eoEnect with
t1Ans Of, iireat Nestssa Ra!i ozsi Est ~1rt, and
all pAtnts tuter!ut tn ,E1na4i*.
600 r7u New York aud Hsoa Express Gtsy aatnrtlays
exr-ptedl Yia old Mrhls7n rnsd, reachea Toe1o
NJ 500 ala and Detrow ll:.0 cIhneettnK with
$50 pm ts7in on Great " estsrn X. II.
Eonrectto made II Cyde and AnuroeYte of al point
Interior southern and Middle Uh}o Det eountettna
uad+ Elevs Lind With trains for Pittsburgh Phrpht1
nd Ba!ilmo,v making snek tigs = Say otoe; Eoa
pany ali this route to Nsw Yozt and Hosson
Al! .ratns for summer n<wy ffsd With FsntiatoFs
un1 h14t4n
, 1859-09-13
VOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY
EMINARY FOR YOUNG

~ LAn1It. 1T LAKx Fp2xzr.
Eev, Baxter Dickinson. u. U., and Daughters. from
asten. vii. open n7 e!aas set17 for Young lad:ea
TIE ttks Ia Of September next, At Lake Fotea Ill, the
teat Of Lind unireIsty.
Thy entlrt :poab.:y OF Instruction viii aeselve upon
The Misses pitkihso1 whnx educated 1t the bet East
Institutions and hive had experience ii teaching. The
ena1se Of nsray vi! comprise ihe vaors branches soa
and ofnaments Of accomplished female education. \
limited nuatcr Of young ladies' Will b. tlrvcl into tie
family and hzve 10 Ill sesptt, cs1efi aud Kind tue.
iou. at Eeno.h4 Wisconsin, Early application is dess1,oie.
lErcm lser- L,r. Kirk. Of bos,nn-l
UudrYtahnE tst the siss.s Dtcansou 1htec1 ppettak
scoo1 Of the htAt ei4a take great pleasure Ia cnnEtttu
LIZA the citizens Of Llelxo rfclay the ac4uisitica
Of ;. th siuconai influence. IN natural a1ntabeness
pltty ssd tss sehustnen: u younG lah.s of u
ss;y i" eun:uct sc!,eu! of lie highest e.asz1st:
u seinD. lB12. Ep@AEb =. k1EK.
Esuxu Rcr. D.. Patterson, ef Cht1sS.J
iaW tccn acQu4.1el With Dr.. Dickinson An0 hts fan.
II 4or ~ ~ years. and knowing Tie reputation Of TIE
mel successful tsachers fee! aSsatei tkat they
will sc t fullest estsfaesou to the their SEMI
na1v Tor yoEEK l2dte+. l.. ". EAETxRsax.
Chica.u. July r. lSc3. jyss..:m-dsso
, 1859-09-13
STEAMER CITY OF BUFFALO,
a. D. Px1xHs COMMANDER.

WESTERN METROPOLIS. ". r PKAaz. Cou,msoasf,
Form Evening Line between Cleveland SD buhaao
One Of he aoye magnificent boas4 will leave tho e. c.
and G. Railroad Dock, teyeznd, errrJ sv.nnx Is .nsJs
pted, at coek On tho arrival Of fhs trains rom
wirh the morning traI the New YORK centrsl and
Bunao, View aofk aud Erie Ralltusi Nlaksr& Fall,
Kchesavr, Sysaense, kap.* TGca Albany. Corning, El
n. O.wtEo. Sew YLtk antf bossuu-
ueesA tG spest eabo,s.sly of the Above bo.t b.
!ns aifrJ well knwn 10 fe trAvs4H9 puhHt ~ Ia Ii ~
ssvets drst class eutnmo4iIous sud s*fa. -
THUS fruteEink susut.er trip New York any point
east Of Unta1u tho most dlabte Ut that Sald bs
panuei.
Tickets c.n be had At al Ticket oeea Ia the Wes And
1t the oce under The Revere uoosA, c1fntt ot
Randolph Rat dearborn ttIeets, and II Tho dspos~
Il II. GRAY. General Western Agent
1ous ., CA4rnxat Gen. supt, lal5.
, 1859-09-13
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Il RAILROAD.

pENNSYLV4ANLA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD.
The Capacity Of this Had Is now Equal 70 any in tAa
Country,
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting pl.eet IN the Enlon Depot a. rahursh with
Through 1E4ns fem Al Western aue. for Philadelphia
a. ss sps " ss L.
f.; ts.s Z ri .ssis with
s.aSt: sats r. sst.eass Is r. = s4sh 17a woeaaG.
III q +. Iis* san,.3s szeeets, 7ssss
A5r: + rh''Si;,pha Or baltimore Il srA AhdtaS'T
Ta.n. caaneet i Pittsburgh With the PM Fast Line
*1.re y lhi;,;ephs cE Bstsnoss - Y saa il Nsw
aFrt1tns = ralIa,ep phis Ii f:M7 Sew Ystt *, II.
:;3 u y ya fh9,1tph I'D Ss~ sf'.
Ks T. E., s On soa q, :, E; ,.
Tkfsts may BE- ebo,uel ii .ay OF the Import
'sxas1 Iae q e. @ TIC iossppi % o. oho srs -
I'D te.st: >. ths ct coupsay IN bos
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS BE ANY
OTHER ROUTE
syssaa:a l;allfuad to Chicago makes thla taa
OBJECT LINE kHr nEIwEEx InE FIST AND THE
The connecting of ts... hy ihe RaiIfoad Bdzs 1t Pt,
bax avoiding = a.aS4sr fss.aks q tstl<h .oks.he.
b shippers of reIxhs nd the travelling public
s;ts sheta: Ess~a1l viii aail to 'haE advantage
+, tF*Ish. eous,e., or ahppx eetious apply to or
aLre.s e!shee ~ se following gents q The CoiAay:
IT, s. flsIse c.. ,s!e e; j. !: johnson, nlpt,.
i: @ gYSa g.; Ssslaaas &: 1ihsS ! iiissta: lia:
H. ~ s's;s'e s.; nsa I'll
jahn H. Harris. Nashville, Tenn; HslHs i Hunt Mem
ea r. Sssaaat IT, s:, " p Il
Axsa,t of i<astsl. Il dt1eseet polats Ia the West
transportation q ire aoeE. md rood arenna.odatons
With u.sl for }efsooa Travelling eharKe thereof
FREiGliTs WESTWARD.
say r.s o. lie !a!1s u ohio. kensaety. jo:aa. in
With bJ 1he goeis bs fofaryet any potr
aat In II ill., 1 al.rp waaa sa f.a f.
kat.s Eed Hlysss: ami At Cleveland Saduaky and
thic,u with ssesaera u al ports On tho North" esss1n
Merchants ami shippers epruzn< the transportation Of
thelf frlrh "ttb Company on EeJ With confidence On
fse H. ! 5slss. 70 ,sz ge.at IL ,es VT b, the
saartet hJ other Ka'1loaa Comp raa!es.
Be r.. snaft T. mark paekases y fean- r r."
% s se as 11s
n4,ss 7;t*asnE t. .ssr 9.a ts TON ne q ~ s:s
conpsay !, Dc soox.nx plee. psfsr: .hpp
aide to either Of them upanthe Autjeca II viii
n*s x!,h ptgmps asisnsien r. H..
1iagtaw 1 kg,ns 50 Nurth street Baltimore.
Lstss e? ~: As'of H0u's OF No. South william
' n:ss1 + e. i k!!ex street Boston. ,.,,,
S9r4 5E9x a*ft II sss Fl F!5ss
TfIUs. A. SCOTT, General supt., Altons. "a. jA.7
, 1859-09-13

Since tho completion Of the Great Eastern. en-
quirieh have been rife Is to tho dimensions Of
all the .arge ships in the world We append a
list Of fifteen monsters Of the deep that. without
bowsprit, would cover space Of one mile in
length, were they placed in line:
, 1859-09-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
V1 GREAT WESTERN tCAIADA) RAILWAY.
Nur1pn+r AfrnnUe &nt.

SUWKxzeF Akx&HskE&1&E0ss
Trains leass the Gsri Central Depot foot Of IAts street.
Chlc7xu:
10 auret.o!t Accommodation SUNDAYS s1eepted}
Nc ii liz Foit SIS put.
100 a-,!uctnna.i E. pre--excrpk suniays}-artYs It
lhd aEap.ls 4:40 pm :Clucip1ali II .: 70 pua.
300 nna-Lixh1uinx E1prese@t1erpt sunIaysH1HivtM A.
Uetsuk 63t pm; SusrensIon Ettdge, or Ha94lo%
4tu Am; Albany 7:s0 pun. New York 40 pna-
UtetDn /. At ntxht.
exo pm-S<s Yorx ana Bnston E1psess- -SasastaJa ~
esoted-as.tye = tetser 7:l3 .m- susp4n.oa
- TuTk $50 ana Bos&nn 7-lo paa- .,.
sx1 rn-{lncinh1u and Loal.v0s Expsea<{e1espS EAt-
urllyl-2r1ive indianapolis II 40 an. cindn-
nAi 1t w IN. l. ulssl X 4N pm
Only ts3n sunday It $50 PM ThA $40 and
200 pm tasts n Paris With Hudao Lake Auran
RailxaY for Bulo and I'll nj. East: II Toonto With
the Gtan Truak Railway to Kingston o. snabur:h Nur
trra Queeec sn1 Ill poips fa Cstada Ea Northern Y
mont New Hampshire anI Maine.
k11.raEe checked through.
Thscuxh Tlcksts fur sas ii tho principal Railroad oMers
IN the North md West ami II the tompauya otee u
ueagborn nreeL Chicaxu the Depot o{ + ks
X. n. RlCE, Su- er1ntEn1ent.
Il ]. SrAkptsa, General Paa7<nger AGenL ts11
, 1859-09-13

I0ITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
j AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Now eomplezt and from Ch!esxp To Pittsburgh
without change connecting with tie great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
70 New rork. Phlsietpas.- Baltpote and wsahtnkton
OJ, and the interior towns Of New jar
sey, New fdfk. Maryland. &C.
3ereaans 6y taking shIa route viii ham the benefit Of
Ill tho EAsseFn na1ket It no additional ta.s.
KagEaKr checked through
Trans ieave uepos eurner Of Cana and Van Busea
streets, " Wsst Side. - follows:
~ !. Morning E1pErs<. tatly (sondaya e3esptedj
suu F.4-N,hht Express. dill Saturdays e1erp&rd)
Connecting II aicys4!oe wth cs.ei.e1 I'D Lats sbore
hailsoad 10 tnntk- aao. s.sa.a Fila Se1 York and
lt,stou- add al .utetot tosrs ot New Engsnd ra New
York CeutEaland New York and Ede RkliFuAda,
Also, s0u:a 10 Cofntnhua. Z2nessi!e Newark. Mount
Vernon, -tsubeure WleeoE aad Interior tovuaof uha
AID Ttts,uta.
The Avs tralps connect Il Forest ~i.h ts.lus "a Mad
River Road 70 Springfield CIh1ns. Dayton and Cincinnati
Also nth tns y Inns for Dsston an C1uctunAtt e&
FARE As LOW AS Any QTHElt RbETE
aal akErhe. pasnx through many nf ths largest sd
essE,s cltixs IN the Ch.ted StAsxs.
r.sengess arriving II Chicago. On any Of The !uada viii
End At ntt check aerts y he depos 70 receive theckt
convey baggage free Of charge to The fttsuuIkh md
lh!axo C4[-. 5. s.erp!uS eazs accompany each tl1o.
Tickets for se At al the principal Ticket Umces n tho
Vest aud ii the Company Oce eorues Of Randolph aad
DeaEbotn stErex opposite tha Revere House. II tho
Ys Of wtst se Of Canal aud ysa Buten STREETS
BE particular 10 AK for tektta by Fort Wayne.
DAS'L ". DOS-, Eea1 gent, Chfcz<n.
JA-, " MC>AUS, Freight AErnt Ehieaku,
III. Hocssos, Gcn1 Freight AEt. ChIeaxo. m{S
, 1859-09-13

Il. WlLLsAItO OT 7 EK0 I1Is3
A4 .csvc-s A. Aasnee To Ill who EAT l< embarrassed,
md wn the Epc Of crtdto:s feel compxfed to mako
aelepE.ers Of uelr prn!efty. Also to ri who fading
themselves nf ml.fuEes and lue4 unable iu
pay thetz Liabilities Ia full Wish to effect conpreInss h
c.e!tots crrs!tr who fearnx tuch ability pay
viii. eject security mike compromise with t1cE
lehtota.
The undersigned h7yirs had the management snd settle
1en Of kunfy assignments AID extaiea AID effected
promises in Eastern Western and nuthern cIts to tho
amount 0f Unt MBson ct Do!as during ,he p.st three
ye has gained Information end experience th4t will
at1- hm conduct ls Kind Of lu.iness with skill aud Dis
Patch
collections made and sva psompuJ rc1a!tted 1nta.na-
tIon and advice {zec Of cdafge.
Hy tpecta1 perI1:sa1ou hs rG4efs to
Han. Tan Il. H,ggtps, j.. g. Fccs, ESQ,
and Jewr.t, &. u. t1nsasncna. Es4.
l.. D. Goone. II. u, Geo. StSe. EsQ.
Col josph F.sk, 1T. EA6xa1d1, Esq-
u. 8. D0utou, Esq
IT, 4. WILLARD,
0Gec with L. E. Alexander d Co.
~rMS. i'm fs.yprr RI {.iarka and tai
, 1859-09-13
educational.

THICAGO ACADEA1Y.-Ihe
~ Fourth year Of the Mlss.s LANE nAhEHH
school fnr Young Ladies wl co9ascte ~ ~ +
Sept. 18TH lss9, nj sbes School lipnse. 40 Sl7
1FcHue .......,-.. r--.
Retrenc. nasy be msds to the
tees Of the instit1tioh:
Hon. WIN. IL Oxaen, Jonathan TaEE. E1S.
Hon. II. T. D:ckey, =. II. ElestRood: Leq7
Hon. Z. Lane, Henry fAfnAn> 1sq''
sefn-@33w I. II. Butch, Esq.
, 1859-09-13

ITO HOUSE KEEPERS.
l. ONE BOTTLE OF
SPAULDING'S PREPARED .
ELCE. GLUE!! GLUE!!!
VIII mend ten times iss vlue. No one should be rhnuth.
Only rs Cents per Bottle and 1Irunfl.
Sold Wholesale and re.ssi bY
II. II: LASD0S. Agent
r o, GoI, f*5j. 70State Street, Chicago, III.
ket.aE4.aK.
, 1859-09-13
NATIONAL FAIR.-Septe,nber
In l., Is II, u. l6. il.
WILL EArnn f*h$an

viii he OPENED on the qth aud during the Sa1an1l Fair
upet Tie rupeslntenteact Of Major Winns Q! the Ssil
pr tay The LAke House s stasted II she Er4h ssset
a rdsS Has = ws 5asaE aa &c s.Pa a
!. nly th!e .qaa1v fom he ss9s ssset as 70
from the luoe Cep..,. carA trains every twenty
and steam tugs hourly fnu the lartr Ia trout OF tie
house tue Fair rnund laLuE king thu mos ecn
yeuleat and xceess!ble hptel In the city. sst7<I
, 1859-09-13
TIIICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
4 M

~ KA1LADAD.
TIans for Atlwaukss leave daily. Sundays trcspfel:
Al 9.0oa M. atuppnx II IL STATIONS.
AISLE H., asappl1E 1t principal stations
Eonneefax It Milwaukee with j tncf0Atc AID Milwaukee
Railroad forming The only a railroad lne Laehsse
Horthxe4t-
W2uketa Accommodation train stnlca.esatas5r.N.
tYl L. L.nYEES jK. Stunt.
, 1859-09-13

il il m matter how thick It'll Garth the water
may 'nn, ifo'aaea aae ssolcc DC IonR enoaEn-
~ o. eonsse 70 asranga 70 ~ , ~ ps ~ ha'ns
cies1css A. 10 s5IJs. .oe Ep.u ~ -. W a &c
~ ss ne4ri;n. hr ri. ne.hod xhose
rrp1n.es ,.raa, 1cnI era s,na;n @ s,,,;"s nr thon.
haud dollars per day.
znE cuxEsE MIXERS.
lido ii. remea,ber l.aYioe seen white men,
ta,e. per2,aps. ia a single ius,ance. engaged ia
dicsi,. aud washinc IT, gravel or earth IN thr
t,4d If auy water-course. Whether river, creek.
Or lry p1tch. Hut Chinese hxnds of six IL
twrlye We're oficu hard Ut work in these water.
cvursex-1har Kjyer, 1he south forS Of The
Yuou. dc. digging snd ws.hine. with sort Of
wEcei.and dume afrapra,nent. Et,icb + did mt
C.t the hans Of. '''-'4 . '
Ths cIns,s ore hardtv mad herc IN tho
,rs, o,acs they ~ 4s.e 6,nr ,,oilars cach ,,as @
n.ousn for de- naked privilege of mining =. Eli Eli.
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The Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps

consequently iu great demand by persons travelling,
about settle in parts of the country especially
81 well as by many in every community where it has
become known, account of its various other reme
dial properties.
In ali cases of Dropseal tendency, it is generally
the only remedy required when adopted in the early
stage of the disease
In dyspepsia maladies, when taken in proper quant
ties, diet drink and especially dinner it is found
by uniform experience to be eminenty ecacous in the
most obstinate cases, when the best of the usual
remedies have failed to afford than temporary re
lief In of Fatulency, it an immediate and in
variable specific and may be administered in diluted
aud proportlonate quantities, to Young Infants in
all those plroxysms ofgrping pain in the stomach and
bowels to which they especially subject as well as
the cholic of grown persons.
Its udicous adoption connection with the principal
meals, when Of exhaustion dictates its
fails TO relieve the debility attendant upon pro-
tracted chronic maadies low temperament and exhaust
ed vital energy by whatever induced These are
which many of the most eminent medical men,
10th in England and tho United States have borne tes-
timony, and which eorroboraed by the highest writ
ten authorities
Put up in quart and pint bottles ia of dozen
with my the bottles, cork and fac s1le Of my
signature on the label.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dealers in California and Oregon.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
No - Beaver street, New York.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-07
SanFrancisco Advertisements

destroy the soft parts and the bones to mortfy,
separate and come away. eavngthe sufferer an object
hideous TO behold or when botches pmples break
upon the skin when he has painful swelling upon
the bones when his constitution injured SO as TO
prespose consumption other constitutional dis
ease the DR. guarantees a asks compensation.
In RHEUMATISM, chronic acute; in D1SENTE-
BY, or DIARRHGA, he has safe and cfectual RENE
dies For the treatment of the consequences of eli
abuse such nocturnal emissions, nervousness, timi
v headache pains in the back ard limbs with general
weakness loss Appetite loss of memory injury to the
sight, restlessness confusion of ideas, sc. For the
above maladies, the DIR. will guarantee or
ask no compensation.
All consultations by letter otherwise, free All are
invited toeall, as it be much to their advant
- Office hours from A. NJ, to9P NJ.
San Francisco. Man I. 1853
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-07
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
Elm APP -
A Medicinal Drink of Eminently

CALUTARY QUALITIES, manufactured by himself
~ exclusively. at his Factory at Schiedam, Holland
and well known during the last twelve years throughout
all the Atlantic and Western States.
1t is made from the best Barley that be selected in
Europe, with th9 essence of an aromatic Italian berry
of acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal proper
ties. 1t has long since acquired higher reputation
both in Europe and America. than any other diuratic
beverage
Analysed, it is perfectly pure Liquor, in its effects
mild and wholesome tonic. 1t is extensively used and
approved by the medical faculty the temperance people
heads of families, &c.
in Gravel Cont, and Rheumatism, in obstructions of
the Bladder and Kidneys, and in General Debility its
effects prompt decided, and invariably reliable and
1t is not only remedy for these maladies but in all
which they produced by drinking had water. which
is almost universally the cause of them, it acts asa sure
preventive.
Fer Fever and Ague it is one of the most eficacous