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soVEREIGns OF RUSSIA.

,Hisioryadoessnoi chronicle the deeds OF
more cruel and blood.thirs,y line Of SOW
ersigns than the descendants Of Michael
the first oi The RomanofIs -lhe present
royal family OF Russia. Some OF them.
like Peter the Great. had so many redeem
ing qualities that the world is left in doubt
whether TO consider them blessing or a
curse TO their country; but the lives OF
mosi Of them was an uninterrupted scene
Of wsnson butcheries and relentless ex.
iorsions. Ii is difficult for US TO conceive
how millions OF men could be kept in, q
state of such abjrct servility by hearlless
rulaEs and aifew courtiers who were, ifpos.
sible, even more heariless.
Fsodor. the lasi Of The Rurik dynasty,
died near the close Of the sixteenth cen
tury.. leaving no heir. For thirty years.
one adsen.urer wsded through blood to
the throne only 10 be buichtred by another.
who was soou butchered in his turn. Eve.
rythiog was confusion and misery; distress
pervaded every part of the empire. when
shs mobiles. weary fthe dissensions, de-
tesmi1ed 10 elect Gar. The choice fell
upon Michael RomanoH. a member of an
influential family, then about seventeen
years Of age. |, was not withou, much
difficulty that he was prevailed upon to
swsars,o project the Greek church, sup
pofss kind Of crude and imperfec. con-
stitution, and accep, the, crown. or his
reign: which continued thirty-lwo years,
but linlssi is known except that he msde
some salutary laws and ruled with mod.
eration.
Alexis. the son and successor OF Michael
was fair representative Of the Romanoff
desesndsnss He sold the offices Of the
EMpirs. and the Judgments Of his courts
10 the highest bidder. He kept body Of
villains. who were paid 10 swear y,hing
he commanded. and lie, properly and
visnsss were disposed of as his caprice die
tatbd. He monopolized the trade in the
necssssriies 81, lie, and starvation, follow.
cd. This monopoly q furious mob COM
PEELED him to repeal. A miserable pre-
teadsr d: the throne arose. who was cap:
tured BY Alexis, ordered to be pu, to death
by having his limbs cut off joint at a
iims. ssnda finally deoapitated. The re-
maindss Of uihe reign Of Alexis. which
LASTED thirty-one years, was but contin.
.uaiion of similar scenes, ..s3
Al h,s death Alexis lei, six children by
,his sfrst wils, Of whom Feodor, Ivan and
Sophia figure in Russian history; and two
chiIdfsfs. Peter the Great. and daughter
BY his second wits. Feodor being siokly
and effsmin ate, and Ivan . fool. the throne
wasclsimsd,f for young Peter. But il Fec.
dorMsksd cspsoity to defend his heredit.
cry ifghl, his sister did NOT, and he was
Drowned Emperor. His reign lasted six
yssrA and he died childless, whereopon a
sass0d oontsst arose between Sophia, who
usesd stks elaine Of her brother. aud the
friends &c Peter. Sophia was again sue.
sssSfal,e aud the idiot Ivan was placed
upon the throne. So closely did Sophia's
ussps pursue the young Peter snd hi,
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- .Fszff ~
,DEscniPrloN OF rnE Psnsox eI pze.
sSAvtoUR.-fn fn an ancient manu1t1lff san
.by Pdblius Lentulius, iPresilentof 5ud5fs =
toslhe Senate of Rome, sis found : dsscipss
tion eof our Saviour: s. Ialssf 81 6sssiiseg
There lives at this time in Judee. -
man Of singular character, whose name
is Jesus Christ. The barbarians esteeM
him as their prophet; but his toilowefs
adore him as the Immediate of1sprfUk 81
the immortal God. lielis endowed Nahi9
,suoh unparalleled virtue az TO nall ksolkl
the dead from their grayes, and "a. heel
every kind Of disease with . word OF
touch. His person Is tall. aud elegantly
shaped, his aspect anlisb!e aud reverefId$s
his, hair flows in those beauseous shaaews
which no united cclors can match. iallin9.
in graceful curls below his ears. sgreeably !.
COUGHING on. his shoulders. and parting Oh
the crown Of his head; his 9dress the sseg
OF Magazines; his forehead is smooth Snd
large, his cheeks without any sspot savs :
that Of lovely red; his nose and mouth {
are formed with exquisite symmetry, lis
beard is thick and suitable to The hafr 81
his head, reaching q little below his chin. :
and parting in the middle hfe, FORK; his
eyes are clear, bright and serene He
rebukes with niildness, and invokes win
the most tender and persuasive LAM 90 -
his whole address whether in word OF deed. .
being elegantly grave and strictly 'ckarac.
teristic OF so exalted a being No mar
has seen him laugh, butthe whofs world !.
behold him weep frequently. and so par.
suasive are his tears that the Whole multi
tude cannot withhold their tears from
joining in synipashy With him. rs - -
moderate. temperate and wise. In ..hovf,
the phenomenon may tnvn o1t
in the end. he secmasa ,psesent 10 Be- =
msn;of excellent beauty. and disine papxs
fectiou every way surprising man =
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The Old Alarm Bell.

The old alarm bell which first proclAim<
ed liberty to the United Colonies from the
State, House sieeple, and which for years
past has been an object of attraction ID .
Independence Hail, now occupifs pediss
ition in The hall Aimmedieiely IN front. q ,iha1
portrait OF Lafayette, close BY the l,aies.
of Washington. on 4 pedestal designed
for that purpose. On one Of the faces ats
the base of the pedestal .is engraved ikS
following: The ringingso this bell 6ssla
announced TO the citizens who wers snxi-
.ously waiting theFesull Of the sdsibera1ions
of Congress, which Were al thai tins held
with closed doors J that the Dsclafa.ioh Of
Independence had been deoided Np6f| 4
and then il was that the -beit f4oe3 si1sDds
liberty ,hropghouti he land 20. ~ tsistAkp
iitants thereof!
The bell. 81 rsiher iRs,' material 81 vhicE1. 4 S
III islcomposed, was sent over from Eoness
don by Robert Charles. in i75oy And 66rin
the following inscripsions .kRy osden6fikos
Assembly ofths Province Of i.Eenhaylssnin;~
for the Stale House in The City OF bhila..
delphia. i752, "ant underneath, ProclhinSS
Liberty through alllihealand. HraH tho Il n g
shabitants thereofsF.-Is Levitt xxvs<l0ls Tlof
'order for, ,he. bell, which. ,wsiekedf ssse
thousand pounds, and cost $ 800. had hes11,
communicated through Isaac Norris. ssls
perintendent Of The Stale House. Soon ~
ter ithad been suspended ,tlle bell CRACKED
under the stroke soflhs clap pei, and vas
recasi, in this county. with sams eha1fe
in the composition of the metal. xss.s s..
From the above il will be.perceived thar,
the bell now in lndepe ndence Han Is the
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Or As far as'l can see,' ssys OstlsisN,
The lifes Of man consists in gef,ine mt
scrapes aud then getting Out sgsip. :,
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Dodrg.
THE LITTLE BOYS BURIAL.

ii ny WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
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Two dark eyed maids, at shut Of day,
Sat where . river rolled away,
With calm, sad brows, and raven hair;
And one was pale. and one was fair.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
a SnEd.

On Friday. Iah Jan man named Edward K Steward.
or0hio " he eng .-ed in mining Cedar Ravine. near
Nevada was morily wounded by bank Of dirt falling
on him and burying him. with exception of head and
sbould.rs puss bic the dirt removed and
The man taken by his friends. No horse feing
IL the time. named Henry l.. Day started foot
for py.icigH Nevada, n1med l.. :. CUMMINGS in the
meantime Nr. Steward taken To his bin where he
naned suffering for nearly hour, then died
the eff cts of hI- wounds Mr.. Day reached Nevada
nnd acquainted DIR. Cummings with the circumstance
The Dr. said he could the patents assistance
unless he had his pay in advance Mr. Day having no
money with him then called Ir. skinner. Ihe Or
replied he would be there Immediately. mounted ms
horse and manifested human disposition for the dying
Iuan, hut when he arrived Nj Steward was dead A
deal might be said in praise of physician who Is
ready 10 render his assistance al moment > warning
The people Of Cedar layine would inform Dr tuIn-
that Mr. Steward was amply able 10 bear expen
ana allow ug he hit not been rs community We
nrc not h-atheru or brutes, void Of sympathy We
clam to feeling enough for one of our lelJw-men ID
b. accountable any bills that might come against him
ir ine like the present one We would also say 10 u
Cumn ngs that viii be likely to have the trouble
Of reIsw w any one in from this vicinity, as We
sire o have nothing to do with an NJ d. VINO cannot
attend clse OF distress without his fees in advance
Cedar RaEIne, Jan -C-lt JOHN l.. SPf'OCl.
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s q II II 0 N S.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ard Township @.
- Nevada Justice Court. before c. +. Smith Justice
of the Peace. The People Of the State Of California Il
John C. Palmer Yon hereby summoned TO appear
before the undersigned Justice Of he Peace his
in said Township. FRIDAY the lash day Of April A
D. 1855. a. O'Clock, p NJ 10 answer the complaint o,
joseph r. Lobieli who demands of yon the of One
Hundred and TNcnty-Eight Dollars and Fifty Cents al
lodged be due him by you for Horse hire sundry
times on account Of which is file in my Off "a
said complaint On failure 10 appear and answer.
Judgment viii be rendered agaiust you for said sum OF
Hundred and Twenty Eight Dollars and Fifty Cents
damages and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this Fourth day Of January 1855
c. T. SMITH, Justice Of the Fcace.
Ordered that the foregoing BE published fo
three months successiSely in the Nevada Journal.
{. F. SMITH, J. P.
Copy attest Z. Esteys Hill Constable s7tds
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CTNN0ES

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP
y OF NEVADA. -. Justices Court. Before JOHN
" ILIANS. Justlce Of the Ieace.
The People Of he State of California. to JOHN c. PAL
MFR You are hereby sunmoned to aPlear before at
my office in said township Saturday the Oath day Of
February. \ y 1888. l. , O'Clock ?. NJ to the
complaint Of DAVID " REATIS who demands of you the
of One Hundred and Forty One 80 100 Dollars for
ner paid tor your use and supplies furnished you set
forth in the complaint Of said Reavis
On failure appear and answer. Judgment VIII be
rendered against for the Of One Hundred and For
ty One 5Ol00 Dollars damages ami costs Of suit.
Gwen under my hand tbs ~ D. 1851 nnci day o.
November. JOHN WILLIAMS.
Justice OF the Peace.
ORDyRED That the foregoing complaint be published in
the Nevada Journal once week for three months sue
ce -siyeIv JOHN WILLIAMS.
3I-3m Justice Of the Peace.
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San Francisco Advertisements
kA0N MATS MOI CHINA RICE.

OVOV 81 hhds lXL and extra clear Bacon
100 b.ls Billings HAMS loo bols Ames' hans
100 bbls extra clear Pork 100 hf tbS exila c-r Po-
500 hf bbs sup Goshen butter, 20 hhd- 90 in ker,
40 cs Leaf Lard 10 and 20 ID tins: l5, kegs Leaf rt
too kegs syrup, gals. 80 bhis crushed surar
30 bbs powdered sugar. 100 hf bbls o Str.,ar
$50 bhs y refined sugar. 400 mats No > China SMEAR
$50 bags green Rio coffee 500 bags fresh he bean.
so cases Twin Bro Tobacco, 20 Twin Ss's tobacco
2j cs Peach tobacco, 20 cases Elephant tobacco,
30 cs FL Sacramento tobacco, 40 Is Grape tobaccn
80 Fruit and Apricot tobacco. 1aO SINK ne tobacco
coo gross II w Matches. 100 doz 3-hoopcd Buckets
1900 bxs English Soap. $50 Imp. tea and 10 cud's
300 Gurp Tea, and 2lb caddies, 100 c. fh Apples
200 cs Young Hyson leu. and pound caddes
400 cssoried Pie Fruits 100 fresh Straw berries
$50 cs fresh Peaches, rs cases natural preserves;
800 Cs Thomas Can Oysters, 100 Kusetts ovsfera
$50 cs Lewls'oysery, 100 Lobster, and III cans:
IS cs CLAIMS, and ID cana, so cs Roast Chicken,
80 Roast Turkey, 800 cs assorted Jams and JcIa4
500 Bran dy Peaches Lf and or gallon, 800 Ch.rrIs
200 cs Stoughon Bitler-, 800 cs Pepper Sauce.
$50 Mustard. in glsss tin 20O gl PEPPER in glass
300 cs ground Coffee. in tins 300 Cloves and Pimento
$50 Is hf gallen Pickles, loo cs Olive oil,
100 Sardines quarter boxes 15o bxs Layer Raigius
JU0 boxes AdamantIne candles. For sale BY
L. f. BREWSTER & Co..
January lo-lm. IS Front ,trnet. clay
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81 MONS


CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of Nevada, Township
- of Bridgeport, - Justices Court before H. uCSllN
Justice OF iEc eace.
The PEOTIE OF the State OF C4Iforaa. 10 JuSEH
HhRDAGE: Tou are hereby summoue1 10 appear before
the undersigned Justce o tie cace - lis Office IN SAID
To yGslp In"ry TIE 22d day Of Febrrary A. - 1858
at 10 o'clock A II. to answer the corni aiut Of r. C.
WYATT in l-a o. debt. in The Of On" Hundred and
Eighteen boilers which lie alleges be dCe him for pro
fc 5ona services, viii apl h. complaint now on
file in my Office On fl.lurc to appear and answer,
Judgment viii be renir,i against yoG said OF
31SQQ tosc her with interest, damages, and costs OF
suit.
1854. DANIEL Dustin Justice of The eace,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County OF Nevada, =.
Justice, Court: Before LAN'L DUSTIN ). ?, Bridge
per: Township.
r. c WYATT, ~. J0sETT! HARnACE.
Iappearing by affidavit that the aboyenamed defendant
10 eh Iarage hs af the state Of California and that
hi, racc Of residence is unknown Plaintiff II appear
ing further dat there Is good of action against the
sad ltfn liant it is ordered that service Of summons te
made by publication in the Nevada Journal weekly or
the period Of three laont coa-cc2tTey from date OF
first publication.
3l-Gm UANliL IC-TIN, }. 7.
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WHAT OUR NEIGHBOR5 SAY OF
Or. E7'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills


- We the Undersigned, having nude trial ot DR.
NcLANE'S CELEBRAMGD LIVER PILLS, must achnowl-
edge that they the best medicine FOX Sick Headache
ys2s psia and liver complaints, that We have ever used
y, take pleasure in recommending them TO the public
apd ar. confident that il those who troubled with any
e the above COM laint, viii give them fair trial they
sD not hesitate to acknowledge their benefcirl effects
MRS. HILL, East Troy.
MRS. STEVENS, West Troy
?5-Th- above valuable remedy also Or. M'Lanes
Celebrated vcrInuge can be had Q: all respectable
Drug Stores in this city.
1l Purchaser, viii please be cereFll TO ask for and
sake aone but pr MLaue Liver pills There are other
T:.4 pu-qosnS to be Liver Pills nov 6oore the public
PARK WHITE,
San Francisco, Sole Agents or Pacific Coast
5aAI9-39
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ShrIT'a gal

DY NIRUE OF AN TNECl TION to directed and
ID issued out Of The Clerks Office Of the Hon. District
Court OF the 10Th judicial District in and for the county
of Nevada dated this Goth day o. recember A. d. 1884 in
favor OF Mcnzer for the Of One Thousand Dollars,
with interest the rate OF per cent per month from the
31st day of Angus a. u. until paid end against j. T.
BrouilIctt Defendant have levied upon and taken in
execution the following described pronsrty, 10 wit
certain house known the ST CIIARLF% Pine street
between Commercial and Broad ssrect with all the Fur
nitare therein, consisting Of
TWO LARGE MIRRORS.
TWO CHANDELIERS, of .ix G, m0fine
lights each; | DOZ. BAR CHAIRS,
-FOUR TABLES and Covers
BAR STOVE, large Refrigerator.
! FARO TABLE. ltrge size,
3DOZEE PLATES
2CIIAFINi1 DISHES. large sizes.
LARGE TURlNt+, Kitchen Fun ni;urc, and
Lease OF Ground for ears.
will sell the highest lidler for Cash Auction, IN
front Of The Court House door at he city Of Nevad', on
SATURDAY the 2th day OF January. 4. j.. 1859 betweer
the hours OF Q clock. \, N and o'clock 2. NJ.
Given under M hand the Sth day OF Sanuary, A.
1873 WI. II. ENIECuTT Sheriff Nc
G7-3w I'y :. ". BORING [. g.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Court, Nevada County.
January Term 4. y. 1855.

VIIII'IT! ItTII n T Io9o.
IN the tier Of rrovn" the last win and Testament of
WILLIAM o. UABNOCK. Feed.
I'M heading and Filing the petition Of Isaac VIII
~ ism~on praying that said will be proved, and that
Letters TeStamentary be issued 10 hiIn and Adam
Smith, Executors, named in said viii.
II ordered that hearing Of said petition be had on
The the 10Th day of February next at 10 VI at the Court
House in the city of Nevada county aforesaid and that
publication thereof be made in the Nevada Journal for
the space OF two weeks,
WIrSEss Thomas II. CGswell, County Judge OF Nevada
County. this the 18th day of JANUARY, 4. u. lea5.
BY order OF tha Court WI :. PATTERSON, Clerk
I6-2W Ry Sidney e. IIprhart C
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House and Lot for Sale.

k-f The House and Lot situated on Pine Street, two
doors fro the corner of Commercial street. on
G94L the West side, newly paper ID and painted well
enclosed with good Wen upon tie ground, and finely
calculated private residence, is offered at private
sale. For terms enquire of 7. II. CASWELL.
Nevada. Dec. 2q-2w
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Hk2s~ Our readers will excuse the many long
articles of this weeks paper. The fact is, we
we're on our travels last week, and let too
many subjects accumulate
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OF CALIFORNIA,

l.
COUNTY NEvADA. 'S
d OsINA BIGlFR, married woman, and wife OF John
L. Bgler Of the State of California and County of Ne
yala being desous Of avany herself Of the privileges
and benefits of the legislature of the State Of California
passed April 18th 1852 entitled An act to authorize
married to transact business in their
sole traders makes this her declaration that she intends
in her name. and her account TO carry on
the business Of hotel aud grocery keeping raising Of hogs
poultry. &c. and such other business incident to and
connected With such occupation may convenient
and promise remuneration and further that from and
after this date she Wiz he responsible Individually and i'll
her name for all debts contracted BY her
of her said business And the said Rosua ger further
says hat the amount TO be invested in said Business is
less than five thousand dollars.
Dated Me- ada January 10, 1883
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CorNrY OF NEyArA. Rosna
Bgler being duly sworn de?oses and says that the
tents of the above declaration true 70 the best of her
know ledge and belief
to !afofs nee tl5' s ie.a Jay rosISA BIcLrR
Of January \. \. 1859. mark
II. V HERBERT. Dept. Clerk Nevada Co.
Jan 12-38-3w.
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EARTHQUAKE. distinct shock of an earth
quake was felt in this city on Wednesday night
about ten o'clock.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
Miners Exchange ana Savings Bank,

Corner OF Montgomery and Sacramento Sts san Fr2utc9'
A Ii MONIES LEFT On INTEREST, rcleerlajle within
n six months bear "a Z cent I. month. lePoss Tor
six months and over, = cent Per month Cod Dust
Consigned for Assay Coinage, viii receive the
unctual attention. Advances made thereon whtn desired
Cold Dust purchased at the best prices Bill, Of kN
hange the Esern States at tty days sight 40 la
ate-drwn at par The usual tGnking facilities EXTENDED
% the Merchants and Traders and the Sank VII be kept
open for the accommodation Of Ueposi;ors Un I. Il.
md on Saturday until 10 p. NJ.
y B-Nners can remit their money Gold bus. in
ealad packages By Express, directed to w;1. such
instructions as they deem proper which 81. receive
he most faithful attention without charge.
January 29-Sm AS WRIGHT.
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sa~ c. A. Washburn is to be the editor oil
the Alta California under its new proprietor
ship.
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- u Il I ..
AZ Diseases II Il Eyes cured with Uufang Certainty
Dr. W. &, Snyder, 0cuIiSt.

nR ". A SNYBfI~ r7ode Of treating diseases ot the
IL I7e differs materially from the course commonly
yr'usi by IN; oians believing that Iaost diseases OF
Tie Eve have their origin in ohructet circulation or an
in1rurs stare Of the system. His remedies VIII be Tre-
.-ri5et with reference the disease with winch the patient
may - ,'ee and T.. eqa-.L- thc cir Elaon re1nov-
tI oh,tr rGn and restoring the general health q the
a-.eat tAe Eye, NAV 0e permanently cured without the
o. C5sc Of ,hc Irritating applications IN general
r-e I- Nu4!l saw 20 those who nave exhausted the
sF ofa ater- without E:iUg hiu li trial for IN all
vision not entirely lost or The Eye not com
N.a'rt~ ts,rseuslol there IS still hoi".
4R-DHce Corner ~.nsolle AMI Bash streets. san Iran
: - l-1.-a.-e or Du.h) Jan 1G--3m
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E6- The Imperialists are gaining ground II
China
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-26
MANIFOLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
J. sILvERsNITH, SAN FRANCISCO,

fJ- The undersigned prepared 10 execute al
kinds Of Printing either in Letter Press Lhogrdnhv
Cosr Plate such As Cards, Bill Heads Labels Checks
Stocks Certificates Blanks of all kinds &c, IN the neaess
and cheapest Particular attention will be paid
to engraving Nofaral Official and Society Dies, Seals and
Stamps, with all kinds Of devices Visiting. Wedding and
Business Cards printed at short notice. Wood engraving
and designing and drawings Of buildings for wood cuts
attended to Silver Door Plates constantly hand and
engraved 10 order at from $40 TO $50 each Stem
Gil cuts made order.
Address through Express Post Office. J. SiYersmtf
& Co Office Antiquarian Book Store Clay street &c.
below Montgomery street, San Francisco.
y N-PerSons in the country desiring thing
in Printing Engraving send their orders and
y uron having it done Immediately, and just as they
present.
Dec. 22d "a 3n
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ORIENTAL HOTEL,
Gain S5f-Got. Nevada.

eIEV..Ns 3iAER, Proprietor8.
~ HAVING taken the well known and popular house
.it z formerly known the Nevada Hotel redttef and
-, - 10 the most complete order tLe pvorieo's would
J,rtfr solicit the community snare Of patron
TIr F Nt ROOMS are aIj new y plpere thoroughly
cleanse and furnished with beds inferior to house in
Board ard Lodging ....-. $50 per week.
Aeals ...... ....... so cents.
TINS TABLE VIII al all times filled with every luxury
ia the market prepared IN the best possible style by cooks
that have supcriorS-
~avs sIpylv tine bar. without regard 70 cost.
Ana in flct no pains VIII be spared 20 make every Gus
tolucr rceectiy satisfied and shall leave the house
rezrettug that he has made this his stopping place
Nevada. January eff STEVENS MARX.
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DR.. a. e. s SAWyER,
ror1er, connected with the Surgical department oc the
Massachusetts General 5zospital,

Massachusetts General Hospital,
4, IVES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO The TRr ATMENT OF
x SURGICAL II~EA-tS. as Tumor,. Morbid Gro"ths,
affections of the and Joints Determines, whether
soagcna from accident, diseases Of the Urinary apqa
IA tus Of tho Eve Ear &c
Patient. placing them IN Or Sawyers hands, fer
treatment or operation VIII be provided with suitable
Recommendations and with careful ana attentive nurses.
es,rl practice OF RGERV which 70 be su1pAas-
la a ' city OF the Union
I,s,tIs.e-.AS- TT. HOUSE san Francisco. jan 29ly
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Taree children of Mrs Brown, residing in Pine street
si Louis, Missouri, by most remarkable coincidence
were scrofuously inclined the eldest anc) most partic
unriy So ard the mother finding such TO be the case,
did u in her power to relieve the sufferer, but in vain
she became worse, the blood Of the others equally
impure, and they all three bad ii last TO be-
some quite object Of horror to their fric' ls. The
mother, abou, eight weeks ago put them : ugh a
course OF Holloways Pills and Ointment, and strange,
yet true il is that their blood became thoroughly puri
fed and the scrofulous symptoms disappear They are
now nil three in excellent health, to tho rshmen
md del ght OF their aTtconate parents.