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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-21

Is THAT THE TELEGRAPH ARRIrED-A ratil-
er green couniryman from the tar West, who
had resided all his lifetime at Il distance from
,hes modern innovations of railroads and telc-
graphs, lately resolved 10 visit the city of New
York, and see all the wonders that he heard or
read of as daily occurrences there. He resolved
to do the thing in STYLE and being told that The
ST. Nicholas was The hotel, he put up there At
a late hour in the evening, and having taken a
little refreshmcnl, he retired to rest. The first
gong sounded in The morning, and the unsophIs-
ticaied traveller sprang from his bed in aarm'
fancying that some terrible accident had happen
ed ; but he soon recolleced himself. and putting
his head out of the door, inquired of paSSer-by
whether that was the telegraph which had just
arrved?" "Ycs," said the person Addressed
who was bit OF wag; and, perfectly satisfied
the traveller proceeded to dress and perform his
ablulon Presently there was another cIat'er
resounding through the hotel, just as The coun-
tryman had reached the BARRIERS shop and pae-
ed himself under the hands of the tonsorial op,,
orator. "How did you sleep last night" said
the polite barber, observing that his customer
was stranger. "Oh, slept very well till morn
ing, was the reply; but the contEunded ,ele, ,ele
graph awoke me-" "Indced, sir! did you hear
anv bad news from home?" "No, but heard
an internal noise, and amt got used to it."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-21

Be not greedy of great gain. You will lind
it hard to eat more than loaf daY-two coats
worn at once are uncomfortable great house
will remind you of your own littleness and con-
tinually mock you with the thought that your
last habtalion will be cold, dark, and narrow
one that wealth cannot adorn, or make safe from
the attack of the clay worm.
Throw away pride. Humanity is n safeguard
in which to travel the dangerous ways OF lie;
The well.dressed man is often made 10 stana
and deliver. He who walks in the dark may
break his head unless he stoops.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-21

RULES FOR HEALTH-Never drink anything
but water. Never eat anything but oatmeal
Wear the thickest boots. Walk Is miles regH'
larly every day. Avoid all excilemenl--conse-
quently it Is best to remain single, tor then you
will be free from household cares and matrlmo'
nial troubles. Thay are all very strong excite
ments, which must be avoided if you. value IN
the least your health. BY attending carefully
to the above rules, there is every prooaoility
that you may live TO 100 years, and that you
may enjoy your hundredth year fully as much
as you did your enty.frst.--Punch,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-21

CHEAP WASH FoR COTTAGES OF WooD.-For
the outside Of wooden cottage barns, oulbuild-
ings, fences, &c. where economy is important,
the following wash is recommended:
Take a clean barrel that will hold water. Put
in it half bushel of fresh quick-lime, and slake
it by pouring over it boiling water sufficient to
cover it or inches deep, and string it till
slakcd.
WBsqh Is qhd adpAf A a s9l6f III 6d" dfdggss and which
in a few weeks will cause The whiIcwasIl to har-
den on the wood work. Add sufficient water
to bring tito the consistency of thick whit ewash.
This wash is Of course white, and as while IL
color which we think should never be nsed en-
cept upon buildings good deal surrounded by
trees, so as to prevent its glare, We would make
il fawn or drab color before using it.
To make the above wash pleasing cream
color, add lbs. yellow ochre.
For fawn color, take lbs. lumber, ID. lndi-
an red, and ID. lampback.
TO make the wash grey or stone color add 4
lbs. raw umber and lbs. lampblack.
The color may be put on with a%seommon
whitewash brush, and will be found much more
durable than common whilcwash, as the suIphale
of zinc sets or hardens The whitewash.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-09-21
THE AIKEN aN1HErY-s1xRA1L ROAD.

Mr.. STYLES, Editor of the " Valley Pioner," i"
thus speaks of our Rail Road and the Barbacue
of the 9Th inst.
We had the pleasure of being present on this
interesting and-to old Edgeheld-important
occasion. The object of the meeting, the Speak
er, the Dinner, or sometng else drew together
large concourse of citizens, and they were ably
and most inteigently entertained TOR some
hours, on the subject of Railroads, and the pro-
pricty of one through or near Edgeheld Village,
by MIR. Perrin, the able and efficient President
Of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and
our distinguished Senator, the Hon. A. z. But
Ter. Both speeches were characterized by stern
nrocical common sense truths, and if the peo-
plr of Edrefeld take no heed of their councils
and warnings, their doom is fixed A Road from
Aiken TO Edgefeld is all that can save the place,
and unless they build it or some body else builds
it. which is very improbable, ten years will ind
the people of the District camouring 10 remove
the Courthouse upon the line of Railroads.
The people of Edgefeld are required to sub
scribe S25O0OO, and become partners in the
Greenyie aud Columbia Railroad affair, as
consideration for this Road, and it seems 10 us
that the very worst view of the proposition,
which would be the entire loss OF the Stock
subscribed, gives to the Village advantages that
ought to awaken the subscribing energies OF
that people.
However, we have but little interest in promot-
inc such an enterprise, though we are rot among
the selfish and narrow minded few who oppose
the project because other interests may suffer by
its successful operation We of Hamburg must
take care of our interests in another way The
Aiken and Nnety-six Road will do US no harm
if We but do our duty and build our own tavo,
rite Road. So, Brother Simkins, go ahead, and
stir up your sleeping capital.
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
90 0EsH EXTRA CLEAR BACON in cases;
VVQOVV so casks clnar I'M csk EnnIish hncn

900 EXTRA * cR c5EAR eeat BaooS IN ren
90 casks IXL bacon, 90 casks IXL h-s so csks hams
100 terces hams, in brine 100 Ames hams in brine
90 csks IXL shoulders, 500 mats No l Sugar,
30Oe mats No China rice, 800 of bbls corn mea
200 frkns choice butter ex Live Yankee,
200 chests in caddies 100 blk tea IN caddes
100 hf bbls Sugar, 100 bf bbs crusued sugar,
100 do puverized sugar, 100 cgsks English do
400 boxes Ad candles, 900 bxs layor rasinst
100 matspepper, in grain, 200 bags Rio coffee,
100 cases olive oil, 100 cases ground coffee,
100 dc brandy cherries, 100 cases cream tartar.
200 saeratus in glass 800 sUleratus in ID papers,
200 cs brandy peaches, 200 cs assorted preserves,
200 cs asd jams and jellies 300 Tometo casup;
loco bxs HIS soap, 500 bxs soap 800 gross matches
25 cs grape tobacco, 25 cases Immaculate Tobacco,
p cs fruit tobIcco SO peach tobacco 100 bXs dc
500 do pickles in pts, qrts and hf gallons,
500 assorted spices. 200 cs Gaskins oysters,
200 do Bucks OYSTERS 100 do Thomas oysters,
For sale by j. II. COGH1LL & co.
Nov. Sim 137 Front Street.
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
NlNIlII INN + ] FttAN DitIs.
ENLApGEMENT DF TIE SpEIEE-N

fNLAlHrhMt.NI OF HE SPfLFfN,
ENLARGEMENT OF TIE LIVER AND THE -
VARIOUS FORMS OF ALL THE BILIOUS DISEASES
rg'HfS INVALUARLE Medicine was .prepared from II
extensive practice of severll years in bilious eli
mate and is known to fail of curing Fever and
Ague any of the diseases above named.
The unanimous testimony of all who have used the
american Cholagogue, or Witnessed its operation estab
fishes satisfactory Ia eyf orc who can appreciate eyi
dence. the following facts
l. That the American Cholagogue possesses superior
CholGgogue Febrifuge and Tonic properties to any
bination of medicines ever before invented
. has cured of Intermitted and other Feverz
where the popular medicines of the day had failed
3. 1T has cured where QIinine and all other usual
remedies seemed TO produce little effect.
1t is mild in its operations pleasant take contains
neither Arsenic other deeierous drug. and may be
taken by persons of all ages with perfect safety.
5. It's power in changing and promoting the bilious
oring the natural and healthy action Of all the organs OF
the body is unequaed hence its efficacy rs preVena-
tive we'll as Il curative agent.
g. 1t is the most economical by one half of all the usual
RENE lies for Fever and Other bilious diseases.
Among the numerous r5cora endations of its superior
eiicacy, we will give the following:
EATON RAPIDS. Dec. 90. 1854
Dr. E. L. Jones-Dear Sir: The result of my trial OF
your American Cholagogue satisfactory. have
been in the habit of recommending the India Cholagogue
more less in practice in ordinary OF Ague and
Intermittent Fever and more especially to convaiescents
from those diseases Notwithstanding the exhorbifant
price charged for it. But after thorough trial
of the American Choagogue. in my own case and OBJ
serving its effects extensively in other do
hesitate to express my decided preference for it. all
other medicines now in for the of Intermittent
and Bilious FeVers. II is searching and thorough
in IFS effects than the India ChoaSogueit is also equally
pallatableand much larger quantity being sold
much less price, makes difference not to be regarded in
these times of scarcity and famine the Amer
lean Cholagogue Yours truly, John p. Sawyer, NJ ID.
Sold by all The principal Druggists in the State Pur-
cha should be careful to ask for and take but
Jones' American Cholagogue. PARK & WHITE Sole
Agents, to whom all orders should be addressed 9l
Merch street, Sd door above Montgo San Fran
cisco. DR. W. G. ALBAN. Agent, Nevada. Sep 29-3m
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
Receivi1r Frosn Sunni
sUarle Ned had no Hair on the top of his Head,

In he place rbere The Hair ought to groc"
But he lived previous to the discovery of LYONS
CELEBRATED KiTHATIgj1N which not only pre-
and beauties bat restores the hair at any period
life. Only 4hose who will not try it, troubled with
Badness, DlndrIf, or harsh, unpleasant hair.
From the Homo Journal, New York
''No article acquired rapid celebrity and uni
versal appreciation Lyons Kathairon. To those who
have used it anI who has no the is obvious
its invgoratng AMI beauifyng effects, and agreeable
Percme stamp Indispensable article of the toilet'
For sale by Dr. ". G. ALBAN, Agent Nevada, and
by Druggists elsewhere.
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
DIR. J. D. BROWN.


1 AS RETURNED from the Eastern States, and is
l now deyoting much of his time to the treatment of
the EYE The Doctor be consulted at all times of
the day, at his Dspensary, of Sacramento and
Montgomery street. Rooms and 9, upstairs.
DR.. Brown offers the following high recommendations
'WE HEREBY CEKTIFY, that ]. d. Brown, NJ d., has
passed minute and highly satisfactory examination upon
the Eye and its Diseases, at the New York Opehmac
Hospital and consider him fully competent to treat
all affections of the eye
In testimony Whereof we have caused the Seal Of the
corporation TO be hereunto afIixed.'
Seal MARK STEVENSON, NJ. D..
VALENTINE MORT, NJ d. L. l.. d.
JOHN p GARIsH, NJ. D.
DAVID l.. ROGERS.
RE- Operations for Cataract. Strabsnus Lachrymalis.
Fistnla, &c. An assortment of ARTIFICIAL EYES,
constantly hand and will be inserted prices suit
the times. J.D. BROWN, NJ. D.,
in ArmOry Hail, Sacranento& s Montgomery streets.
REFERENCEs:-J Harrison Fry, ESQ. F. Bartlett, Esq,
90
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
SlGOURNEY & PECK.

Mining Tooos, of every description, Manila and Hemp
Rope. Of all sizes, Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse,
Buck, Carolina Rice, Pickles, Salmon &C.
ALSO-A large assortment Of Shelf Goods such as Pine
Apples Fresh Peaches, Strawberries pberres Oysters
obsters CLAIMS, Meats all kinds i'll Jams and Jelies
p 5. We would particularly call the attention of pro-
prieors of Hotels and Saloons to their stock of WINES
l. LIQUORS, being the largest and best selected ever
offered in Nevada.
The finest choice Of every grade Of French Wines and
Liquors
OTARD Dupuy' & Co, MarteI. Seignettc, Biscuith,
ST. Martins, Cherry, Raspberry and Peach Brandies
MONONGAHELA, Scotch, Irish acid Brand and Old
Bourbon Whisky.
HOLLAND American, Rose and Swan Gin.
JAMAICA and St. CroiX Rum. Caret Port Sherry Hook,
Madeira. Muscat and Sautene Wines.
CHAMPAGNE, of all brands French Cordials. cf all
kinds BoI3ers Mills Bitters Marschino and everything
requisite in a Bar.
2. have unusual facilities for obtaining Goods from
San Francisco and Sacramento of the firm devotng
his whole time and attention to buying for this ana the
Branch stores with which they connected, IN tine diff
erent mining throughout the State purchasing
large quantities, thereby enabling them to olier ali of
the above Goods " Wholesale Retail, ct prices that
will defy competition. Orders from the country promptly
attended All Goods sent to any reasonable distance
FREE OF CHARGE. Nevada, September 90, lSji-3m
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
ElA nnn MATS NO. ! CHINA RICE:

A"3VVV so hhds clear and ex clear bacon:
go Bbls sugar cured hams, 800 cs imp erial tea
300 bbls Ames & Billings do, 400 cs gunpowder tea
300 bbls and hf do clear pork, 900 cs lily yson do
200 bbls and Inf do pork, $50 cs fresh peaches
500 cs leaf lard, 10 and 20 ID tins 60 fresh apples
$50 hf bbls dried apples, $50 cs ccrn,
800 cs oysters, various brands, 500 kegs B Syrup
Jog cs fresh lobsers, 500 mats No Sugar
3 cs brandy peaches hf and or gallons,
SEQ bbls and hf do crushed sugar,
300 bbls powdered sugar, 100 cs brandy cherries,
1000 bags fresh Chile beans $50 fresh strawberries
loo bags green Rio coffee 900 cs grid coffee ID tins
so cases grape and peach tobacco.
Goo cs macarou and vermacilli, 100 cs Sardnes,
20 fruit brand tobacco. $50 splGratus, in glass
800 Goodwin's smoking tobacco. 200 cs pie fruits
600 gross W Matches. 100 cs pickles hf & ar gals
IS cs salt, II ID bags 200 bxs Cogate's starch
1909 bxs Adarnantine candles, so bxs sperm candles
800 boxes Cogate's Soap,
1900 boxes Hills & Fay's soap,
For sale by r. +. BREWSTER & Co,
November 8. I'm e5 Front street, corner Clay
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03

E6SA HALE BBIS. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR,
WV $50 bbls and hf bbIs crushed and pow'd sugar,
$50 barrels and half bbs Island Sugar,
1000 mats No China Sugar,
100 ceroons Chile peaches,
1000 boxes adaman tine Candles,
100 do spelm Candles, 200 bxs G and IrHp tea.
100 bxs Black tea. pound papers,
700 bags Chile beans $50 hf bols dried apples,
nm $50 cases quart and half gallon pickles,
VIZ $50 Bags Rio coffee, 200 kegs pickles,
II $50 Boxes BoTee's and Eagle coffee,
400 Kegs East Boston Syrup, 100 cases Safdines,
100 cases Brandy. For sale by
Oct 2o-1m GOODWIN & co, 60 California street.
EEAfA CASKS AND CASES EXTRA CLEAR BACON,
NV 100 Bbls Ames hams, 100 bags whole pepper.
125 cases New Haven hams, in brine, 200 kegs Lard,
10 bbls mess and clear pork 300 Inf bbls clear pork,
500 hf bbls Corn Meal 80 firkns Orange butter,
100 cases No. 10. Is 20 lb tins,
60 cases salt, 10 and 20 pound bags 100 rice,
loo hbls and hf bbs Carolina ricef
IS kegs split peas and Pepri barley,
1000 boxes Hill and Cogaes soap 100 bxs CASTLE soap,
500 do Q Soap 80 Cranberres,
100 cases fresh peaches, 500tihs assd. Crackers,
100 cases olive oil, 300 cs CLANS and Holsters,
100 cases assd pie fruits, 100 cs cream tartar,
900 assd spice, so cases Peach and frnit tobacco
200 cases maccaroni and vermacila. For sac by
Oct 29-1m GOODWIN & CO. 62, California Street
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
TO- The Poet says
Death is another life. We bow our heads,
Al +l,ir,l- nd or,tnr St RI icrl1t

Death is another life We bow our heads,
At going out We think, and enter straight
Another golden chamber of the kings,
Larger t1an this we leave, and loveher.
Nevertheless most people dread death and will catch at
remedy for the torture that rack the mortal body
and hurry its dissolution DR.. GUYS0TTS IMPROVED
EXTRACT of YELLOW DOCK and SAtiSAPAFdI1A is pre-
emnently the safest and most reliable medicine for restor
Ing the human system 20 life and vigor
This Sarsaparna contains more OF the pure honduras
Sarsapara than any other preparation that now exists
which is chemically combined with the Extract of Yellow
Dock and the Extract of Wild Cherry thus making the
remedy thoroughly ancient than any other Sarsapa-
ra before the public. = -
Scrofula has baed the skill of the most eminent physi
clans this country ana IN Europe But there IS an an
ote for this disease in Dr. Guysott Extracts OF Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparla which is proving itself Specific in
the most severe cases of scroua Purchasers will please
be careful TO ask for and take other but Dr. Guysot
Improved Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparia. Al
others in comparison worthless.
p-For sale all the principal Drug ltore IN the state
W. G. ALBAN, Agent, Broad street, Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
10 the Trayeling Pub lie
Of Nevada and the Surrounding Country
TKiE TEEzANGA HOUSE,

~ The C0rner Of CAIIFOFNI and SANSONE STKFETS.
" SAN FRANCISCO, having been closed for alterations
and repairs reopened and offers its patrons
perior accommodations The House has been raised to the
grades painted, papered and plasterod throughout and
ItfuTnslcd with aic matrasacs linen and fl; nure.
Attached to the house is a LARGE LADIES' ORDINARY
RESTAURANT, 16 RATH ROOMS, BARRIERS SALOON
| and BAR ROOM.
The subscriber socits Share of the public patronage
| OctZl-5m &. W. FRINK Manager.
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03

$4,000 lbs Extra Clear Bacon;
100 cs. Hams. in brine, 200 cs Pie Fruits,
100 Alden's Lard, 40I bxs Raisns,
300 kegs b Syrup, 900 cs Fresh Peaches,
100 hf bbls Dried Apples, 100 cs Jams aud Jelics.
eco hf bbls Corn meal, 100 cs Strawberry syrup,
300 sacks Coffee, 100 cs assd Preserves,
1000 mats No China Rice, so cs Peach Tobacco,
100 trkns Choice Butter so cs Fruit do
loo chts Black Tea, 25 cs Grape do
100 chis Green Tea, d 2ib 200 cs Lemon Syrup,
100 cs f Thomas Oysters, 100 cs Sardines
100 cs Kemp's do 20 cs Yeast Powders
500 cs assorted Candies. $50 cs Lobsters,
$50 cs Brandy Peaches. 400 cs assd Spices,
100 cs CLAIMS & 2 ID cans, 500 bxs Soap
800 cs Cherikings, or & hfgal $50 bxs Hills Soap,
900 cs fresh Tomato Catsup, 155 cs Walnut Catsup,
$50 kgs Pickles, g. 4, 5. gals 80 gross Tobacco
$50 bbls Crushed Sugar $50 bbls Carolina Rice,
$50 hf bbls do do 255 cs Champagne.
For sale low by J. II. COGIIILL & Co,
Sept %, lS54-1m No. 1877 Front St., San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
10 HHDs. NEW EX. CLEAR BACON

GA HIIDS. NEW EX. CLEAR BACON
cV 50 hffs clear bucon,
$50 tres sugar cured hams 40u bxs sperm candles
$50 bbls Ames & Billings do: 500 cs Imperial tea
300 hf bbs ex clear bacon; 150 cs Oolong tea,
200 bbs and hf bbs mess bacon; 30 cs Die fruits
200 hf bbls new June bntter; 100 cs hf gall pickles
30o do Goshen butter; 250 brandy peaches
250 cans ex leaf lard $50 cs do cherries
500 hbls crushedand powdered sugar.
IS cs fresh strawberries. 800 hf b5s crushed suea,
300 cs w fresh peaches, =
500 mats No China do 100 cs Lewis oysters,
300 hf bbs dried appIes, 400 kegs f Syrup,
$50 cs Kemp & ubderw0od's Oysters,
500 kegs Pickles. 3. 5 and 10 gallons.
100 cs Holsters; 900 bags fresh Chile BEANS
$50 ground coffee. l lb ns; 100 cs cream tartar
5000 mats No l China rice; 900 cs saeratus in tins
GO cs Fruit and Peach tobacco $50 cs assd syruD:
80 cs grape y twin sisters Tobacco;
200 cs ale and porter, quarts rnd pints,
100 cs Geo Goodw n's smoking tobacco:
800 cs ground pepper in glass; SO cs salt IL ID bags
100 doz painted honded brooms 100 cs Mustard
1000 boxes Fay & Co'gate's soap,
SEQ cs W matbhes 500 bXs adamantne candles
$50 coses pepper sauce End catsup.
For sale by R. T.. BREW STER & Co.
November 3-1m So front street corner Clay
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
0ce. - maze n aII TTITn. TTN0sant and tasV-
G O. X | / 5 q l 4 \

IA Ia1t and Gt1cl NJ 4 NEW GNLLE3Y. with al The
improvements of IIGHr INSTRUMENTS, CHEMICALS,
&C. where he Is prepared to take pictures Of surprising
beatv in tone and finish. Ills fitted up for the
reception Of visitors in style unsurpassed in any gallery
in the state. Prices lover for California than at home
Ills friends the public invited to call and ioo at
s}5e-mens. whether they want pictures or not Rooms
suqte Commercial street opposite the old stand
a r In dress avoid 1iuk or blue Z3-2m
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
Wy IN at Oh cor e oueao,
NOS. 1i9 AND 121 SACRAMENTO STREET
(Below Montgomery
SA N F r A NCIS co.

HE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to the
patrons and friends of this House and TO the public
generally that the enlargement and alterations
completed. Many and very desirable rooms have
been added and the whole house has been renovated and
furnished in substantial and comfortable The
Culinary department is in charge of experienced and
skilfu Cook assisted by excellent Baker. An abun-
dant supply of hot and cold is furnished to different
parts of the House. Cold shower baths available at
all times 10 such Of the patrons fond of this kind of
bathing large and elegant Hair Dressing and Shaving
Saloon. under the immediate supervision of w. Dam,
to which is added superior BATH Rooms with warm,
and shower Baths.
READING Room, supplied with nearly all the city and
many of the Country and Atlantic papers.
To the present and former patrons and friends of the
House return my sincere thanks fer their very liberal
support.
Board and lodging giving at the following low rates
Doaru, per Week.. 81 w
per day.. l 0U
Board and Lodging, per week, 0, IL CO. 13 90
Beard and Lodging per day. Isl so, IS, 90
Lodging per week. 81 90 to 6 90
'' per night. Observation-Disclosures. 50 to 90
BAL H-l0 Tickets So 90
Payments to be made invariably in advance. All
Credit Positively Declined. 23-3m
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
LL+IIDnRlL LIuluR!!
T,L.rncr. GaIllWeIl& Co.'s fEiIl.

F-sHE UNDERSIGNED arc prepared to furnish TO the
.Aa public Il kinds OF Lumber and to fill all Orders
in the shortest time. They have on hand large supply
of Seasoned Lumber, which they will sell cheap for
CASH.
The agency heretofore in Turner's store is in the
hansis OLA Is. GREGORY, and all orders left with him
Sept a0-3In TURNER. CALDWELL. & Co.
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
SAVINGS BANK.
Corner oc Clay and Montgomery streets
ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY, 1851.
SAN FRANCISCO.

sl-Interest increased to X per cent per Month.-Ea
YTJHE ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS INSTITUTION, three
and a half ago was upon the plan and opera
of similar Institutions in Europe and the Atlantic
States regulating the rates of interest by the value of
Money in this country.
DEPOSITS draw interest at the rate OF per cent per
month"; per Rules and Regulations to be had at the
Bank.
Special agreement for money Deposited for Specific
Particular time.
R5- Deposits with Interest payable demand.
The Nevada journal., 1854-11-03
TO MINERS.

TO MINERS.
Gold Dust us for coinage will be returned soon
as received the Mint free of charge it remain
deposit will draw interest above stated Mint cert
Gates bought in whole or part. -
To prevent fraud and insure ideTti1aon persons send
ing money deposit VIII be particular to send the name
of the Town. County State Country where they were
born their birthday, mothers before marriage and
their signature.
Bank open early in the morning till evening and Satur
1ay till O'Clock p NJ for the accommodation of meclan
les. Iaborers, &c.
General Banking Department
Exchange all the Atlantic cities. Gold Dust bought
at market rates Unusual Banking facilities afforded and
eposts received from merchants and other business men
JnIv "a 1S5i-low ROBINSON & CO.
A IL MONIES DEPOSITED IN THIS BANK IN SUMS
a not exceeding One Thousand Dollars, payable on
demand Deposits of Ore Thousand Dollars and upwards,
at one avs Said Deposits made and after LIST
Sepember 1st September 1855 viii draw interest
at the rate of and a half per cent per month
All special Deposits OF not less than One Thousand Doars
made for Six months and over wild interest at the rate
of Two per cent per month
On the day of September, of each year, deposors
will be notified of any change Of the establishment fer the
ensuing year 193rn y. $. WRIGHT, BANKER.