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The Nevada journal., 1854-11-10

600 HALF BBLS. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
Wv" $50 bbls and hf bbls crushed and pow'd sugar
$50 barrels and half bills Island Sugar
1000 mats No China Sugar,
100 cerOOns Chile peaches,
1000 boxes adamai tine Cardies,
100 do spem Candles, 200 bxs G P and imp tea.
100 bxs Black tea pound papers,
$500 bags Chile BEANS $50 hf bills dried auples,
$50 cases quart and half gallon pickles,
$50 Bags Rio coffee, 200 kegs pickles,
ESQ Boxes Bovee's and Eagle coffee,
goo Kegs East Boston Syrup; 100 cases sardines,
- doo CAGES brandy For sale BY
Oct. 20-lm GOODWIN CO, 60 California street.
INA CASKS AND CASES EXTRA CLEAR BACON,
wv 100 Bbs Ames hams 100 bags whole pepper,
l25 cases New Haven hams In brine, 900 kegs Lard,
100 bb!s mess and clear pork 300 hf bbls clear pork
500 hf bbls Corn Meal $50 frkins Orange co butter,
100 cases No. TO- 15 and % ID tins
80 eases sait, 10 ad pound bags 100 nd ats rice;
$50 bbls and hf bbs Carolina riceI
IS kegs split peas and PeBrI barley,
1000 boxes IN and Cogates SOAP 100 bxs CASTLE soap
500 do O. Soap 50scases Cranbefries,
100 cases fresh peaches, 500 tins assd. Crackers
100 cases olive oil, 200 cs clans and lo5sefs
100 cases assd pie fruits, 100 cs cream tartar,
200 assd spice, so cases Peach and frnit tobacco,
zoo cases maccaroni and vermaciila For sale by
Oct 20-lm GOODWINEiCO SO, California Street
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What Cheer House,
NOS. 1l9 AND 121 SACRAMENTO STREET
(Below Montgomery
SAN FRA NCTS

HE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to the
patrons and friends of this House and to the public
generally that the enlargement and leraions are now
completed. Many and very desirable rooms have
been added the whole house has been renovated and
furnished in substantial and comfortable manner The
Culinary department is in charge of experienced and
skilfu Cook, assisted by excellent Baker An abun
dant supply of hot and cold water furnished different
parts of the onse Cold shower baths available
all times 10 such of the patrons fond this kind
bathing large and elegant Hair Dressing and Shaving
Saloon. under the immediate supervision of G W. DAM
to which added very superior BATH Rooms with warm
READINo Room, supplied with nearly all the city and
many of the Country and Atlantic papers.
To the present and former patrons and friends the
House return sincere thanks for their very liberal
support.
Board and lodging giving Mt the following low rates
per day. -..........--......-..-. I 90
Board and Lodging, per week, ...s9 o, II co. 13 90
Board and lodging, per day.......si 90, Is, 2 90
Lodging per week. ek,........-........S2 90 to 6 90
per night. Observation-Disclosures. SO to 90
3AlH-lO Tickets. S. 90
Payments to be made invariably in advance. All
Credit Positively Declined. 80 23-3m
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SIGOIJRNEY & PECK
HAVING TAKEN THE STORE formerly occupied by
III Burton & Coleman, one door below Williamson g.
Dawley's Banking House, Main St Nevada offer to the
city and tcounty ade upon the most reasonable terms,
large and well selected stock of Merchandise, consist
ing In part Of
Flour, Beef, Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Lard, Choice Butter, Coffee,
Teas Suoar Mackerel

Mining Toools of every description, Manila and Hemp
Rope of all sizes, Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse,
Duck, Carolina Rice, Pickles, Salmon &C.
ALSO-A large assortment of Shelf Goods such as Pine
Apples Fresh Peaches srawberres Raspberres Oysters
Lobsters CLAIMS, Meats all kinds iu cans Jams and !ees
P S. We would particularly call the attention OF pro-
pretors Hotels and Saloons to their stock Of WINES
s. LIQUORS being the largest and best selected ever
offered in Nevada.
The finest choice Of every grade Of French Wines and
Liquors:
dTARD, Dupuy & Co., Martei. seignette, Biscuilh,
81. Martins, Cherry Raspberry and Peach Brandies
MONONG GAHELA, Scotch, Irish acid Brand and Old
Bourbon Whisky
HOLLAND, American, Rose and Swan Gin.
JAMAICA and St. Cfoix Rum. Cnret, Port Sherry, Hook,
Madeira Muscat and Sautene Wines.
CHAMPAGNE of oil brands French COrdials. OF all
kinds Boxers Mills Bitters Marschino and everything
requisite in a Bar.
S. P have unusual facilities for obtaining Goods from
San Francisco and Sacramento of the firm devOtng
his whole time and attention to buying for this AMI the
Branch stores with which they connected, in the diff
mining towns throughout the Sate ane purchasing
in large quantities. thereby enabling them to offer I'LL Of
the above Goods at Wholesale Retail mt prices that
will defy competition. Orders from the country promptly
attended to- All Goods sent to any reasonable distance
FREE OF CHARGE. Nevada, September %. 1S54-3m
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JoaFs' AMERICAN ChoLAGoGUE. FOR TnE PER-
MANENT AND THOROUGH CURE OF FEVER
AND AGUE. CHILL. FEVER, LIVER
COMPLAINT, J4UNDICE
ENLARGEMENT OF THE SPHLEEN.
ENLARGEMENT OF TIE LIVER AND THE =
VARIOUS FORMS OF ALI THE BILIOUS DISEASES
THIS INVALUABLE Medicine was aprepared from AZ
extensive practice of several years to bilious eli
mate, and is known f6;! Of curing Fever and
Ague or en- OF the diseases above named:
The unanilu@ @'s testimony of all who have Used the
American Choagoue, or witnessed its operation es:ab
fishes satisfactory to e'fy one VINO can appreciate eVi
dence. the following facts
1. That the American Chol'gogue possesses superior
Choagogue, Febrifuge and Tonic properties ~ any com
bination Of medicines ever before inverted
II has cured of Inermitted and ether fevers
where the most popular medicines Of the day had failed
;: 1t has cured where Qninne and nn other usual
remedies seemed to produce little effect
1t is mild in its operations pleasant take. contains
ne,he, Arsenic or other deieerous drug and N.Y. De
S. Its power in changing and promoting the bilious
and other sectetion thus cleansing the system and
the body is unequnlled: hence its efficacy preyent
tive, rs we'll as cr;ratiye agent.
g. It the most economical By one half Of all the usual
RENE lies for Fever and other bilious diseases.
Among the numerous recommendations Of its superior
efficacy We will give the following:
EAroS RAPIDS, Dec. 90, 1854
DR.. T. L. Jones-Deaf Sir The result of my trial Of
your American Choagogue. satisfactory. Ihave
more or less in practice in ordinary OF Ague
Fever and more especially to
from those diseases, Notwithstanding the exhorbant
price charged for it. But after thorough trial
of the American Cholagogue in my own case and OBJ
serving its effects extensively in other cases, do not
hesitate to express my decided preference for IT, all
other medicines now in use for the OF Intermittent
and Bilious Fevers 1t is more searching and thorough
in its effects than the India Is also equally
as pallaablcand much larger quantity being sold
much less price, makes difference not 10 be regarded in
these times of scarcity and famine Success to the Amer
lean Cholagogue. Yours truly, John P. Sawyer NJ D..
Sold by all The principal Druggists In the State. Pur
cha srs should be careful to ask for and take but
Agents. to whom all orders should be addre essed. 81
Merchant street, Sd door above Montgomery San Fran
cisco. DIR. W. G. ALBAN Agent Nevada. Sep 29-3m
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20 OOO EXTRA CLEAR BACON, in cases;
,VVAVVV so caaa clear hacnn % caks Enulish hacor

80 600 ExTRA CLEAR LEA, in
60 casks XL bacon 90 casks IXL hams, SO csks hams
100 ierces hams, in brine 100 tcs Ames HAMS in brine
20 csks Xxi shoulders, 500 mats No Sugar,
5000 mats No China rice, 800 of bbls corn meal,
200 frkns choice bntter ex Live Yankee,
200 chests ted in caddies 100 biz tea in caddes
100 hf bbls Sugar, 100 hf bbs crusqed sugar,
100 do pulverized sugar, 100 ccsks Euglish do
400 boxes Ad candles, 800 bxs layor rasinst
100 mats pepper, in grain, 200 bags Rio coffee,
100 cases olive oil, 100 cases ground coffee,
100 do brandy cherries, 100 cases cream tartar,
200 cs saeraus in glass 800 ssleratus in 10 paers
200 cs brandy peaches, 200 cs assorted preserves
400 assd jams and ellies 200 cases Tometo casup;
1000 bxs Hills soap, 500 bxs SOAP 800 gross matches
Is cs grape tobacco, IS cases immaculate Tobacco,
IS fruit tobacco, so peach tobacco, 100 bxs do
500 do pickles in pts, qrts and hf gallons,
500 cases assorted spices, 200 cs Gask ns oysters,
200 do Buck oysters, 100 do Thomas oysters,
For sale by J.H. COGH1LL co,
N6v. 3-3m l3T Front Street.
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N NOO MATS NO. l CHINA NICE;

IN Afl0 MATS NO. CHINA NICE;
AV3VVV 80 hhds clear and ex clear bacon:
900 Bbls sugar cured hams, 800 cs imp erial tea,
400 bbs Ames & Billings do, 400 cs 9unpowdcr tea
800 bbls and hf do clear pork, eOO cs Y Hyson do
200 bbls aud hf do pork $50 cs fresh peaches,
300 cs leaf lard, 10 and 20 Id tins GO fresh oppes
$50 hf bbs dried apples, $50 green ccrn,
300 cs oysters various brands. 800 kegs Syrup,
$50 cs fresh holsters, 500 mats No Sugar.
3lO &C brandy peaches, hf and or gallons,
500 bbls and hi do crushed sugar,
500 bbls powdered sugar 100 cs brandy cherries,
1000 bags fresh Chile beans, $50 fresh berries,
100 bags green Rio coffee, 200 grid coffee ID tins
so cases grape and peach tobacco.
GOO cs hacaroui and vermacli, 100 &c Sardines,
20 CO fruit brand tobacco $50 ssIeratus in glass,
30u Goodwins smoking tobacco 200 cs pie fruits,
300 gross w Matches, 100 cs pickles hf & or gals
IS cs SALT IL ID bags, 800 bxs Colgates starch,
300 boxes Colgate's Soap, .
1900 boxes Hills s. Fay soap,
For sale by r. z. BREWSTER & CO.
November slim e5 Front street, corner Clay
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LYONS kATHA1RON,-For preserving and identifying
the hair to prevent its falling OF and turning grey Award
ed the highest premiums by the States of New York Mass
achusetts, Ohio, Maryland Michigan and Georgia The
Aatharon most eectualy cleanses the scalp from Scur
and Dandruf-causes the Hair to grow luxurianty-giv
ing 1T rich curling and vey appearance, of much value
either as an ornament of beauty indication of health
and produces Hair upon bald heads Sold by all
principal Druggists. PARK WHITE Sole Agents for Cali
forna and Oregon.
10 "a Merchant street. third door above Montgomery
San Francisco :=
DR.. VIC. .ABAN Agent Nevada.
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DIR. =. ID. BROWN,

- AS RETURNED from the Eastern States, and is
now devoting much of his time to the treatment OF
the EYE The Doctor be consulted at oil times OF
the day, at his Dspensary corner of Sacramento and
Montgomery street, Rooms and O. upstairs.
DR.. BROWN offers the following high recommendations
"WE HEREBY cEKrIFY, that j. b. Brown, NJ. D., has
passed minute and highly satisfactory examination upon
the Eye and its Diseases, at the New York Opehmatc
Hospital and we consider him fully competent to treat
oil affections OF the eye -
In testimony Whereof have caused the Seal Of the
corporation to be hereunto afixed.n
lSeal] MARKSTEvKRsoN, NJ. D..
VALENTINE MORT, NJ. D.. L. L. D.
JOHN p GARIsH, NJ. D.
DAVID L. ROGERS.
EB Operations for Cataract. Strabsnus Lachrymnlis
FistRla, sc. An assortment Of ARTIFICIAL EYES,
constantly hand and will be inserted prices suit
the times. I'D BROWN, Nd
In Armory Hail, Sacramento Montgomery streets
RErERyScrG-. Harrison Fry, Esq. Z. Bartlc:;, Esq,
Cyral V. Grey, Esq, Edward Mckinley Esq Sep 29-3m
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SANFORD s. SON,
d Broad Street, Nevada, have opened d
FLOUR. LIME & FEED STORE

IN THEIR NEW BRICK WARE HOUSE
DETwEEN the Court House and the Empire Stables
We prepared to deliver the frst quality of ALUM
LINE in bulk in Nevada, at the LOWEST CASH PRICE.
and to sell in small quantities at the Store-having
ranged with H. 7. Holmes, as agents in Nevada.
We have also on hand large stock Of
Barley. Brand, Oats, Onions, Potatoes, Ground
Barley, and Flour,
And for sale at WHOLESALE PRICES.
Having fitted up house in the best manner at great
expense and having laid in stock terms that will
Justify in selling low hope to receive liberal share
Of patronage. Give call at New Store Broad st.
oct12-3m SANFORD SON.
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on HHDs. NEW Ex. CLEAR BACON

on HHDS. NEW EX. CLEAR BACON
w so hhds clear bacon,
$50 tres sugar cured hams; 40U bxs sperm Candles
$50 bbls Anies e. Billings dol 500 c. imperial tea,
300 hf bbls ex cleaf bacon; $50 Ooiong tea,
200 bbls and hf bbls mess bacon; 20 cs pie fruits
200 hf bbis new June bner; 100 cs hf gall pickles
800 do Goshen butter; $50 cs brandy peaches,
$50 leaf lard; $50 cs do cherries
500 bbls crushed and powdered sugar,
IS cs fresh straw berries 800 hf bbls crushc sugar
300 cs w & fresh peaches,
500 mats No China do; 100 cs Lewis oysters,
300 hf bbis dried appEes, 400 kegs b Syrup
$50 cs Kemp & Undefwoods Oysters,
800 kegs Pickles, 3, 5 and 10 gallons,
100 cs Holsters; 900 bags fresh Chile beahs
$50 ground coffee. ID Inns; 100 CO cream tartar
5000 mats No China rice; 200 saleratus in tins,
60 cs Fruit and Peach tobacco; $50 cs assd syrup:
80 cs grape y twin sisters Tobacco;
200 cs ale and porter, quarts rnd pints,
100 cs Geo. Goodwin's smoking tobacco;
800 cs ground pepper in glass; so salt IL ib bags
loo doz painted hondled brooms 100 cs Mustard
1000 boxes Fay & C0lgate's soap,
500 cs W matbhes; 500 bxs adamantine candles.
$50 coses pepper sauce end casup;
For sale by X. Z. BREWSTER 4 CO..
NoveInoer3-lm s. front street corner Clay.
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10000 lbs Extra Clear Bacon.
100 ca. Hams. in brine, 200 Cs Pie Fruits,
100 cs Ahen's Lard, 400 bxs Raisins,
200 kegs Syrup, zoo cs Fresh Peaches
100 hf bbs Dried Apples, 100 cs Jams ard Jellies,
2oO hf bbls Corn meal, 100 cs Strawberry syrup.
200 sacks Coffee, 100 assd. Preserves,
lOOO mats No China Rice, 80 cs Peach Tobacco,
100 hrkins Choice Butter, so cs Fruit do
loo chts Blacss Tea : 800 25 cs Grape do
100 chts Green Tea & ID zoo cs Lemon Syrup,
100 cs Thomas Oysters, 100 cs Sardines
100 cs Kemp's do 20 cs Yeast Powders,
300 cs assorted Candies, $50 cs Lobstsrs
$50 cs Brandy Peaches, 400 cs assd Spices
100 cs CLANS & 2 ID cans, 500 bxs G Soap,
800 cs Cherikings, or & hfgal $50 bxs Hilrs Soap,
200 CO fresh Tomato Catsup, 155 cs Walnut Caisup,
$50 kgs Pickles. g. 4, S. 8 gals $50 gross Tobacco,
$50 bbls Crushed Sugar, $50 bbls Carofnn Rice,
ZoO nj bbls do do 255 cs Champagne.
For sale low by J. II. COGII1LL CO,
Sept ~, le54-lm No. l37 Front ST.. San Francisco.
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SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Of Clay and Montgomery streets
ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY, 1851.
SAN. FRANCISCO.

ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY, 1851.
s9Intcrest increased to u per cent per Month H6
TIME ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS INSTITUTION, three
wears and half ago, upon the plan and opera
ton of similar Institutions in Europe and the Atlantic
States regulating the rates Of interest by the value Of
Money in this country.
DEOSITS draw interest at the rate OF per cent per
month"; per Rules and Regulations" to be had ut the
Bank.
Special agreement for money Deposited for Specific
Particular time.
aT Deposits with Interest payable on demand
TO MINERS.
Gold Dust sent to for coinage will be returned
received the Mint free of charge if it remain
deposit will draw interest above stated. Mint certif
Gates bought in whole or part
To prevent insure Identification persons send
ing money for depostwn be particular to send the
of the Town County, State Country where they were
born their thday mothers name before marriage and
their signature.
Bank open early in the morning till evening and satur
day till O'Clock NJ, for the accommodation OF mechan-
les, aborers, &c
General Banking Department.
Exchange all the Atlantic cities. Gold Dust bought
at market Unusual Banking facilities afforded and
deposits received from merchants and other business men
July H. 1S54-l0w ROBINSON ".
4 Ii, MONIES DEPOSITED IN THIS BANK IN SUMS
"A not exceeding One Thousand Dollars, are payable on
st one sight Said Deposits made and after 1st
September 1854 to 1st September 1855 will draw interest
at the rate of one and half per cent per month:
All special Deposits of less than One Thousand Dollars
Six months and over will draw interest at the rate
of Two per cent per month.
On the LIST day Of SePtember Of each year depositors
viii be notified CT any change Of the establishment for the
en- suing wear. 19-3m A. s. WRIGHT, BANKER
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To the Travelling Public
Of Nevada and The Surrounding Country
TFYr rEHArrA xyoYySr

ON the corner of CALIFORNIA and SANSOME STREETS
~ SAN FRANCISCO, having been closed for alterations
and repairs is opened and offers to its patrons
perior accommodations The House has raised to the
grade painted papered and piastered throughout
reurnshed with hair mattresses linen and furniture
Attached to the house is a LARGE LADIES' ORDINARY
RESTAURANT, 16 RATH ROOMS BARBERS SALOON
and BAR ROOM.
The subscriber solcits share of the public patronage
Oct27-Sm G. W. FRINK, Manager
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To take place at the Office of the Association. by the
Shareholders on the FIRST and Third TUESDAY Of each
month Each distribution will be published and forwar
ded to all the Agents of the Association.
The winners of tho above shares shall become stock
holders in the Enterprise above mentioned to the amount
of the number OF sha-es gained or shall receive the
amount in Cash, at their option.
WANTED-Agens and corraspondentsin in ill the towns
and villages in the State and in The ports in the Pacific
The attention of all intelligent persons calcdestablsh
Raes for Shares in your offices and places of business
Ten per cent the Sales will be allowed in all cases.
Certificates Of Shares will be furnished by the Directors
in San Francisco and due notice will be given of the
ner of distribution All shares not disposed OF previous
to the day Of distribution be exchanged for those O
the distribution following For all Shares not disposed
after the third dsributon the meney paid will be return
ed.
For furthef particulars which will prove Of 9reat ad
vantoce and interest," enquire either personally b,
letter paid the office of the Association Nos 10:
and lol Merchant ST., San Francitco. Oct 20-2w
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'sSeasons return, but not TO me returns
Day. or the sweet approach Of owe or morn,"
ssI'm blind !"
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San Fraec.csce Advertisements
CALIFORNIA ART UNION,
1t Duncah's Chinese Salesrooms, s. Francisco

Distribution on the 3oth October.
5000 Superb d,tieles! :! including $1,000 In.
got Of Gold!
The LARGEST DIAMOND IN THE UNITED STATES IN,
which $4,000 in cash will be paid.
PAINTINGS DIAMOND WORK, VALUABLE WATCHES.
WORKS OF ART, &c
100 600 SHARhS-oNE ARTICLE TO EVERY SIXTEEN
SiIARES-OSE DUII.AR PER SHARE
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ORIENTAL HOTEL,

MAIN SIREEI. N NEVADA,
ROCERT BELL. PROPRIETOR.
lxz HAVING, taken the well known and popular house
EiH formerly know, the Nevada Hotel reited and
nut in the most complies order the proprietor would
ectuly solicit from the unity share OF patronage
THE SIEEP ROOMS all WY papered, thoroughly
cleansed and furnished with beds erior 10 no house III
California.
THE TABLE will at all times be filed with cery luxury
the market prepared in the best possible style cooks
that have superiors.
The best Liquors. Wines and Cigars 10 be found, will al
ways supply the bar without regard to COST
And fact pains will be spared to make every
TONER perfectly satisfied and shall leave the house
regretting that he has made this his stopping place
au25 ROBERT BELL. proprietor.
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So The first 20 Articles in the Catalogue given below
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-10
80, 90 lbs. Extra Clear, Bacon

REYKRyScrE-. Harrison Fry, Esq. Z. Bartlett, rs,
Cyra V. Grey, Esq. Edward Mckinley Esq Sep 2S-3
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