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The Nevada journal., 1853-02-25

ALBERT PuTSAM.-This young man
who, some two months ago, was sh OF in
sacramento by an abandoned woman,
named Fanny Seymour, is now not ex-
pected to live. The murderess, who was
let out on the paltry bail of $4,000, has
,bsconded; and according to the Union,
the collection Of The bail is extremely
mathematical
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-25

The S. +. Herald says, two young gen
tlemen returning at late hour from a
wedding party, and being somewhat the
worse of the good things wherewith the
bride had rogaled her guests, disputed
concerning the lady's charms, the bride
grooms merit, the quality of the wine,
or some such point connected with the
.ntertainmont, and not being in con
lition to express their respective opin-
ions in language sufficiently forcible, un-
dcrtook to convince each other by the
application of ovnright blows. In con-
~ideration of its being wedding night,
the Recorder let them off with fine of
-.
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-25

SUNDAY AMusEMENT.-Two men en-
ca red in melee on Pacific Wharf at
San Francisco on Sunday afternoon,
knocked overheard boy five years old,
who was a spectator of the scene, and
then fell over themselves, locked in q
close embrace. The three were res
cued without material damage.
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-25

Professor Emerson, son in law Of
Lord Jeffrey, and one of the most val
liable contributors to the Edinburgh
Review is dead. He was Professor
IF the Law, at the East India college,
Haylebury, Hert's,
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-25

coarse to admit of planiDg. The only
extensive and accessible fore sts of goud
pine, to be found on our coast. it is be-
lieved. grow along line running paral-
lei with the summit of the Sierra Neva-
da and about midway between the sum-
NIT and the plains Of the Sacramento
and San Joaquin, and consist of two dis
tinct species or varieties. found in about
equal proportions The first species Of
the pitch pine, OF hard, firm texture.
very suitable for josts, scantling and
flooring and the other the sugar pine,
of fine. soft and smooth texture, equal to
the best pine Of the East, from which
can be made clear lumber of the finest
quality. 1t Is believed that the most ac-
cossible 'ints to this fine timber are to
be found along the proposed road and
for that reason, that lumber can be sawn
there and sent to this city and San Fran
cisco as well a. to other points, cheaper
than al any other place in the State, or
upon this coast.
The legitimate effects of the proposed
road when completed, would be to lessen
the cost of transportation at all seasons
Of the year to and from Nevada, Grass
Valley and Auburn, from fifty to sixty
per cent, a. teams would then be able
to draw about twice the quantity, and
make the trip in about half the time it
now occupies. with a great saving in the
wear and tear of their teams and wdg-
ons. This result would greatly diminish
the expenses of living in the minos ac-
cesslbe to the road and your commit
tee are well satisfied that then lumber
of any quality, and in any quantity de-
sired could be furnished Mt the mills for
$40, at this city for 80. and at San
Francisco and other points below at from
s35 to $40 per thousand, which is cheap
er than lumber from the East, and
would necessarily soon prevent its i'm
portation fiom that quarter
II we are correct IN the views we have
expressed, the great importance of this
work becomes at once apparent. 1t
would open new markets to the people
of that portion Of the mines near the
road for tieir lumber and other building
materials, and would give to Sacrament
to city new source of business by ma
king her mart for the sale of large
quantities of lumber, and greatly dimin-
ish the cost Of building. 1t would pre-
serve the trade between the points con-
aected by this road, free from Interrupt
tion, and would greatly add to the sta
bility Of business.
Your committee are sati-fied that the
time for action has arrived, and that the
people of Auburn, Grass Valley and Ne
vada will most cheerfuily subscribe lib
orally to his road. They are fully sem
sible of its permanent importance to
them, as well as to us, and that the
stock would be profitable to all con-
cerned.
Your committee would therefore sug-
gest the propricty Of appointing a com
mittec to open books for subscribing to
the stock Of this road at Sacramento
city. San Francisco and Auburn, on the
- day Of February 1858
All Of which is most respectfully sub
| mitted
! PETER II. BURNETT, Chm Of Com.
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-25

PLANK ROAD. Books for subscriptions
are opened at Marysville at the U. s.
Hotel, for this project.
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-25

rA- Beef is selling at Sonora at 81 1-2
cents per pound. Flour was IS cents.
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-25

rfs. Alarms of fire are csmmon in San
Francisco. Look out fer a scorcher!
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-25
From WashinEtou.

Congress has been occupied with va
riesy Of business since eur last advicss,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-17

quire and report to the department tho c.,,.
failures and the parties who were resnonSTS 0fe
report is on file in the department. whic%1ue, Tbs
it from the facts which it discloses Ity pl
Although j have endeavored to throw
cent contracts safeguards by rescrving the Ound
OF one-half of the contract price until tbo rHyas
completed and successfully tested, which "ofkj
insure good results, i unhesitatiugIy REM ~ uSt
commentator heretofore made, of the inv. taeG
OF establishing machine-shops at several
on the Atlantic, and at San Francisco on tb.9 Tye
coast, Tor the construction and repair of nc FaCl
for steamships Recent occnrror nactlne
multiplied cogent arguments in favor of tbo. Aa
w 18th the exception of limited arranua1nt polio
Washington navy yard, the government !; "a u
dependent upon private contracts. The elIFt
New FORK is regarded as large and usafnI !&o d
adapted by its plans for purposes of naval o %d va
ton. 1et when the steamer Princeton retnl
from her cruise on the fishing grounds IN
ed merely, she had to leave the nayyyara Iepac
Fate establishment. The government can ~. W: phi
when necessary of the skill of private est.b;I Isl
but it is submitted whetherit is not wise
maehlne-shops in which the supervision ars
ment OF its own superintendent NAV he a- Jug
as to material, workmanship, and time 'Aerc&
1t is submitted, also, that it is import.nt a.,
department be authorized, when expedicnt 'is a a
crease the enlistment of men from the nroSo. %
Der of 1900 is 10000 r e''l' nun
The suggestions of the Bureau of No,l;o;n
Surgery on the proprety of increasing the n an
of the medical corps of the navy are commcnJ J'
a favorable consideration.
The recommendations in the report from Tho ~.
mandant OF the marine corps are entitled to cow:
Grafton For the preservation of discipline ON TOu4
board and active service in emergency on sbor. ~
Importance of this corps cannot be too highly sp,
GATED The improvement of tho barracks af tI pte
eral stations specified in the report, the inerss
the corps, the policy of adopting some plan far Ss
ring the services of officers educated and dsc;TS
as the officers of the army and navy, are subice2
serving attention. '''S@'
This corps has ever been found faithful and ~.
full. | am clearly of opinion that it should br ~
larged, for in its presen Mt limited condition the s
service of officers and men is frequently denim
before 1T is possible to qualify them properly viii
sufficient drilling. VIII
have thus frankly presented my views Of f.
policy and Importance of charging our naval orca
CONCLUDED IN our nect)
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-17
Nov. 9Th, 1858.


EE HENDERSON MALE ACADEMY. GranrN
4 q C1unty, AZ Oh. ID. BRACY, Princpai-In offer
ing this School to the public the Trustees atter themselves
that they have procured the services of gentleman
neny qualified to direct it with ability He well
commended Teacher of the highest ORDER Graduate
capable of teaching thorough course, preparatory to en-
terng the highest Glasses in the University of North Gar
DINA, and from the experience he has acquired in teaching
he hatters himself that he will be able give undOubted
satisfaction.
There now nearly completed IN the Town of Henderson,
removed from the business of the place. of the Gea
Academies in the State which has built by the pat
otto citizens of the place. bringing also to their aid me
expense and It would be suicidal Trustees not to
place it on the best footing.
The gentleman whose services offer to the puDllc
native OF Virginia by birth and education, and INT
has feelings allied with he wishes to make t'
permanently his home, he would ask all who know MI
aid in this great work. the education of the heart as WGl
the head and when this shall be done he have the pleas
ing qualification of knowing that he has performed the par
of the phanthropist-th scholar
Henderson presents of the finest fields for the ehcou
agement of education in the State combining health %
atty and intelligence. 1t has also other advantages
easy of access being situated Immediately on the kaG
and CASTOR Rail Road also at the terminus OF brancn
to patronize the School easy access. -
The Scholastic year of this Institution is divided INTO
Sessions of five months each. The Spring Term to con-
the first Monday in January 1904 The Fall Tern
will the first Monday in July following, anu
the close of each Term there will be public examination
Board can be had in the Village country as may Oeu
No deduction for loss of time except in of proae
illness
We would impress upon all who may wish to patrGnirs
the School the necessity being ready duty
the first of the Session.
Tuition for Primary Course, per Session, sioVS
do Higher Branches of English, per Session, II
do Mathematics and Languages, ID"
For further particulars address the Secretary.
BY order of the Board of Trustees. o.yr
November 19th 1855 3-h'f:-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-17

nRY GOODS All. THE, CHEAP CASH STORE OF
IL w. PRICE, in SMITHFIEED.-Heh has just rece%
pieces Ladies Dress Silk latest styles 20 pieces Fans
Prints large assortment of De Laines Cashmeres, Fre
and English Merinoes Paremetta Shaws of every s!S
Bleached and unbleached Sheetng and Shrting in ys
large quantity, Macknaw Whitney and Lineey Bankcs
CaSseres Satinets Broadcloths Kentucky Jeanes &C.
Also Just received and will keep constantly hand a
quantity of Turke Island and Liverpool Salt, and VIII
enabled to supply all who may wish TO purchase. b
TAILoRING.-In connection with his Store he has esla
lshed the Tailoring Business and having secured hs ID
vices of the very best worknen in North Carolina
he safe saying all who will favor him with their @
tom viii not begradge their money. All work Warran'
to fit or pay. .ea 10
GRocERIEs AND LIoUoRs-2O Barrels Double RectiheG,
Barrels Monongahela Whiskey, 10 Barrels Brandy N'
t1n ana y spss reeerse0 ana ior SAFE w. PRICE
&, AZ s.sz,s,e =. !, $50 - s.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-17

TNAN RIVER INSTITUTE.-THE SPRING SEE SEE
AVSI0N of this School will commence on the yin Vi
Board be had from So to IS per monI2;n
\ aneeYville, Dec. 8, 1865. 9-0"-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-24

SMALL PoTAToEs.-No doubt farmers
wonder what we want with so many
small potatoes in the city, and that they
can find sale for such as they used TO feed
the pigs, at six shillings per barrel
about half price of good ones. We will
tell them. They are bought by the ba-
kers, and after being washed clean, are
boiled or steamed, then mashed and mix
ed with water and passed through a
sieve, leaving the skins behind, and mixed
with -four and baked into warrented
pure Genessee flour bread" Very good
bread ii is, too, Notwithstanding the one
third of the superfinc -four is made Of
cheap potatoes. We are not informed
whether the stale loaves, after being
roasted and ground, are sold as pure cof-
fee OF not. Our impression is it is sold
as mired,-say one iourth.-N Y. Ag
riculfor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-24
HObensaCk's Liver Pills !

40 pan OF lhe system more hsns disease than the
~ Hh selNns 49, hfrer 10 purify the blood or giving
he n"pef stcreen 1.-The bile, that any wrong dr'inn OF
tue Liver Affects The oiher upornn puf. OF he system,
aod iesus faIouek 90 LAYER Complaints Jaut dee D,s.
pepsai &c We thonll, therefore, watch evety mpton
hat might indicate wong actinn OF the nef Jbr.,
fis heng composed OF ROOTS and PLANTS iu,pisbed h,
psule 10 neal The SEES namely, hf.t an ENPECTURANT
winch Husmenis ihe socieion from ihe Pumonas nucus
memo ane OF promotes the discharge OF sacsetad
a. All rNAilNt which changes SONS inrApi-
system Third TONIC, winch gives ioar aud .tfepsib
1" Tue nervous system, renewing neulth an vso 10 III
Ps'ls OF he body Fourth, CAIaARTtC, which sc,s In
Peneei hunnons with 'hr obcr Ingredients I'd ou,,f,
on he bowrls, and expeing the wuule mass ofcofo s
va ate" muller and purs ing The blood winch de.i,
ease anu restutes henhh - $3.50 N''"Nss us-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-24
To Females

fou "" hnd these Pls iutsiusrie medicine in ro.nv
complains 10 winch you are subject. IN eb.,,,, , R
Their total OF partial, they nave oaen lound n, i
ssaso 'es'sns .hs't ,aaecnal vrsosemenis TO heahy
'ne n'epd aud ohsr fluids admirably as
Pu =" hsnt a conpistns wbicn mat ati.e from female
as neadsche, giadnes, anuess Of sighl paio
70 '9 uo, pah &c. sni oheed he puoe as the best Pills
tOf D u Onoa the f,ll.,x,,, 'ii'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-24

On Poultry.

Mn. EprroR II keep a few native
fowls, expressly for the profit OF the eggs (;
raise no chickens TO sell and profess
no skill in raising chickens. As am
often inquired of whether | get eggs
enough TO pay the expense OF keeping,
| thought | would send you lair state
ment of the expenditures and income Of
the wear 1852, commencing January /;
and if YOU see fit to give II place IN
your columns, each one may Judge as to
the profit for himself.
Jan. L.. 1852 20 hens, worth - cts each $40
The consumed % bushels of corn 2.'oy J
Do. bushels buckwheat 2,UO
DO. Is bushel Of oats ..
Do ~ lbs. meal ........ ~
4 hens bought IN the fall ........ "
Making the expenses S314i
Income No of eggs sold, 363 dozen S54,oO
2 hens raised and killed 33
Hens on hand Jan. |, ls53-4o, worth
- cts. each 1000
Income S6i,93
Subtract expenses 30,4l
Actual profits ....... $1,000
Which bea profit on each hen of IS
cents and nearly 6 mills. You will see
that make no account of interest on
the hens started with, and | give no
credit for manure, which consider very
valuable on my land than the
interest on 1915. And have given no
credit TO the hens for the eggs used in a
small family. Eggs sell much lower in
Berkshire county than in the eastern
counties. Ihave sold the past year l43
doz, for | 2 cts. per doz., and some others
for ~ cts. J. ABBOTT.
HiRSdaie Jam, 1858.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-24
HERE'S YOUR REMEDY.
Holloway's Ointment.

A PEGsoN 70 YeAGs or AGE CUeEp or BAD
LEG OF THIRTY YEARS STANDING.
Com ola isr from W. Wm sbb. Baher Of Gas 0csns Of
Rrsh,i,6s Haade' .aeid, daiea May Ji'', 1851.
To Professor HoLLowAY,
Sir-l sufc for period ni thtty wears Tom leg,
the result of two or three different arcdeos Gas Works
eccom panied ~ scohudc symptoms had recourse to
vaety OF medical advice, without deriving benefit and
WAS eyeo told that the leg must be aupuate, yet upuo-
sition 10 That oninon your r Ointmen effect
a complete shoit time. ihut lev who hese
nut "'''''''p psi. ~Vp'' wN, ABBs.
The truth of ,bi. statement be verified byMr. W.. P.
T. gland, Chems, -, Make, .uee Hud'e'sacd.
DREADFUL BADBeEAsT Gu Rl.ptA ONE MONTH
r''.''' =" ' k ss@ ; iS, ' De- a. ''
Dess slr,-Ny vie bad suffered riSaeea Breasts moro
thfn mnnih and during the whole period hat ihc best
medical ave- ndenfe' no Al' o 20 use IN sl-
I'd sn awful wound n NY Own ieg by YOU unffairo med
clue, terninsd Use youf rus and pintmeut,
aod 'holeioe gave 'eem ,a "a POI, case ,u"'.
wss dad 80, foe 10 lrss lhin m"nh per'' '"'e W"
effected, caei ihst yaiious ohef BRANCHES oiny
mm, have derived ffum iheit use, uos osioeishiug
"'" ''o"s' s.sg@,Y TgEDGB,cK TURNER
FAN INFLAMMATIoN N rue SIDE PERFECTLY
~ CEO
COPY e5a ha,r feq NJ traae. snof 81 Bsahosst, To-
iaiaa Read, tdiaofo', da.ed Api POO, ie5i.
To Professor boLLowsr,
iec from time time, auscks OF inh lumatioa IN the
side of win sha wos bi,d sod bterea 10 greet "a.
tent, SIN The pain could he emoyed About four years
she saw, the he wonderful cores effected BY
trnl To het geat astonshmcnt deslt size got im-
mediate relief fom theit ond aiet petseverins tor
three weeks ihe completely cured snd
She has enjoyed he best n hesh tor ihe .i FUR
fSigned1 FRANCIS AUNOr
These Pm. should be used jointly with the Oinmtnt 10
Of The following
Bed legs Chiegofeet fssiulls sore throat
Bad urr1sts fhlhluins dOuI rttuuiseasCs
Bufns thBppoa bands, tltudulaI ScufFy
guutnns Gons lsuit -weiii1-s Sure heads
E,,e OF Mos Cauces Lumnl- IumoA
ebetohs A Contracted and ftits lileis
nhrsmulisul
Sand Plies SuhJoini Sctts Wounds
COro-bay Ee7huuit-ies Foic Nippies Ntws
EEDDlNG Co., Boston, Muss. A.euls ,or New Engliud
sobi % tae srmant of Professor Hoi owes, 2ff
s,sac, toese 1empe Eal Loadoo 90 be si' esfecsblc
Dluggss aud 30 Afu.r tuu We tit-h
f,mn,.e sud be- Ulon. Poe sud lo.t- nt 81
- Hod $40. Nhor.lie oy be plocips o'ug
houses boz the uo.o1, 800 hy Mrs-s G.. 4 " SANDS,
Now Vol aou by :. h. cot M, Moot ici.sf, VI
1hare drlshie s,,as in,.Asg ,re ls-ef sIes
y. o. bi.r, ior ,hc tasco ot f.teu,s n every
d sordet aro r iisrd e.ra hos. e,:foNly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-24
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

We ne undersigned Physicsos having had the reeein,
~ ns'' menu.ae'ufe suoatsd for iaspee ton say
,nsi 'pe e;'en'eais OF shich The a composed
ne s. ~ "a us.of all diseases OF the liver lmpurie of
toe pooa &c. Nesay ihs oniy om our " iudya,en,
Soi ao PAT of'he best medical 10 ,he Timed
I,es .. diseases requiring The the ALTEkA
I've plAfhoREriC saa fuRGArlyE NEDICINf
@ ea~e u9"e our notice. have been wh lie ao,s
rus wan 'he most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, MD
Il. CROWLEY, Al. d.
l.. BOWEN, ~. ID.
Purchase noae but those having the Signature .JN
hohtNsACh, ufon each bottle, all others are ,s,
Ices imnuiioas e'e "oith-
Asents wishing new supplies, aud al others x.h,o. -
peeone sgea's, must sddfess the proprietor 4 uuHf
sACh, 81 h'. Labors'ef, No. 100 Nonh sECON So,
above lace, Phsdelphia ~" street,
sold by all Druggists aad Merchs ats ia the L. s,a,
remphlets giving cenhcsIes Of cnios pe,lornst, ar
e'so. sections OF The eouu,y By The aoose medicines. s
be bad gratis OF The sgs0is. '''"es, ecu
A1tNis-s h. Collins, Montpelier; Dr. Rus..u MA
d,ebur WardS Moves Burlington and p,ass,.,. MIG
ally over the state. - '"sss" kener
Price Each rs GEMS
07;iy NY Wh.,os sfses S.
kShIME Black and Green Tea-Javs and Cuba Co.. -
Cpicoe OF all klnde. sold Chcap nv .ur
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-24
SPECIAL OFFICES.

Proposeis ars inriei fer aPplsg me Jaouiag eFces ia
tefaoai, for ne htu ffotccds " pcts. rspsrsl
Afa :" fae4 eass 60 sgH O. De haaita a. As pfepoais
times wees.
Barton Landing som Barton mes and back, three time.
a wees. ~
lo'llu ltou Montpelier 90 lies and back twice week
Bondrilln oA lausiru miles AMI lacA. twice a ,xeot
tooshea and kaodol1h, Fon West Randolph, 10 miles
B'a'ouee nom West Raudolph, miles aud back, three
times a wees. INV
booii f.om Fayetteville, miles and back, twice
Awerk.
tuias from East Caai., miles aud back twice wsok
thtie den iom Fidiod, uies mud bick twice A week
week. 20 ~
East crah.buy fom Cnfsbury miles and back, a,
East Haven iiom Fast Burte mile. A b,ck oocea esL
East SoKhuy nom Norlhded, - miles aad Laea, oace
Fososidtlc-see Goshea.
Goshen, foe-tdala aud West Rochester from Rochester,
II miles and back, lhioe tines seek.
Dioen aad -oaih kSesae tom Wells Riscr, 10 miles aud
back, three time. week.
Granville iten Hancock, miles aad back Twice A see.
nuoea'oon om nl,eioa, n'ls aad back, oaee a week
Huntington from Richmond, milo. a haek t,vtc. .,sl
tues q week. ' ~
Jay from Troy, miles and back once a week
Jericho tea'fe i'oa Jericho, cs back .hree times
waeA.
Lineon fom Bu.iol S mile. and back, twice 9 ~eet.
a wees. ~
Ndde'Owu from East Pouhnsy, mile. add back. three
times week. '
Ao'rs'o~H from Morrisss, . miles aud back, three
New Haven Mil. from Bristol, miles and bach, twice
week. 's
Noah Cambridge 'om Cambridge, miles and back, once
week. ~
North Farf.r f,O@ st, AIbsn mile. and bae1, t.ie.
week.
so. r'"n' from P0.D'l, 'il'' ~ back, three time.
week -''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-24
DRESS GOODS.

'rHIBETS. Lyouese Clohs, Apaecas, Poplins, and al
wool relliars. (nlsin nod fgufcdl cotton and DO
Cashmeies &C, caG be had at low pticesof
SCOTT a FIELD.
Nov. 10. IgS1. "a aud "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-24

so f"u '""n"' "e inp lneiHn 20 ihts fplra Hpmtny
cats ynu iodo son outs itls ous ue at OF me ma
~ inuustud- woo We scrH o.. Uuuf, ritl frHis
DE- }. y. hoGEN~At 81 GfiiUol.. t,i Won abe "a.
ventoroI higaiy valuable prompts humble
Testimony On W favor, helag sl semitic YET powerful
" ehrcO. ,emeuy 100 worms Having had nuuh ss,.tt-
eoee IN koo" ns tue eeei- e ssfuus preparations nv Mie
who was we'll skilled 20 mnisafns chilasu in disie.s
ounced he best had ever used aud would use no
other wh'is YOUR could Dee nsd.
daughter OF ours became senusiy Diseased her SWIM.
IONS we've uis ming bui heF mpiAcr sought of
remed, for worms. Having oainrd tous ns the iime se
had used half bote sl tine JOY gave an uecitonse
poihef 10 see toe upFo' chid he rng ooui
hse yeats old Sine passed 300 immense quanli, Of
ormsi hef sirky counienanre ghteued her spiis
re uded an De- snort ime lovely chd, Threatened nh
decline and death, now gave pom,e of health Tbaoks an
Sou Providence whose hossiug attended yuuf S,up re-
Stored ihe 'hll WISH confidence recommend ID TO old
parents whose children are suffering win Nofm-.
JAMES BOWEN. Minister Of the Coseci
Lac Pl.lor Of the sunlhamnInn Bmlisl Nnl.ch