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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-08
J. T. NATHURST,
No. 24, spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.

OFFICE BUCKEYE srATE fssURAScE COMPANY,
~ TsClNxATI, Dec. l6, 1856
AR WHOM IT NJ This is 20 certify that
bse sranineJ specimens and Roofs Of W. & Chllds Co.'S
EssIic sire and Proof ,ement Roohng, and be
eve II "a be enenty superior to any other knd OF hoo
INC In use was an wtne OF severe riaI oI one OF
So oo fro, large volume OF flame from an Joining
buidnV hch struck directly the roof anu corhice
or nearly half an 1t stood the tra beyond all ek-
,ectation and saved the butd4ng, /. NJ hAehrLLt
President Buckeye STATE Insurance Co.
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pLowsHala sP..I. s'sa'E sIs 3 3 e slessS 81 -
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PLOW FACTOR Ks

h6AKRs Flows Of the heat mate- o.
Ikl Tals ard ia KTsst saret3,-- E-SS<FsF--~-z
wrought Iron aud slesl honid Boards; ~
tA' A. W. PUTNAM. PfopFiefas.
4uos sataR Manager. aagl5-eu-Lni-s&R
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srnrES. WINWARE. &C.

STOVES, TINWARI3, etc.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, LARGE AND
j complete assortment OF Cooking and Heating Stoves
every size price and pattern that IS brought to this
market
OF all sizes ranging price from $40 to $3.50, Of the best
and heaviest material.
Tin Ware wholesale and retail.
Copper aud Sheet Work for all kinds Of Machinery,
Steamboats, Stationary Engines, &C, Stills and Disttlery
work made at IN shortest Soda Founts made aud
repared roofing spoung done with neaness md dis
patch in fact everything, that requires Tin Copper or
Sheet Iron by in the best manner and As cheap
IS any. CONLs' x JD.l'SuNr
lime Nashville, Tenn.
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Champagne and sweet Cider.

LOT of the abors last resolved
- : packages af Hss NoEE aaas Ale Pumps
I los sIEh SILVER roFss
s. boses Fneuch cohtse.iaHAFs Artieleas fFeahs
Csnsles aals - aTaSr ifrfh even sasi
Csaessrs naa4s ffssh dAll5s al ktnasi
g beis Hats. 4sseFteaf
leo btis ale, Esss brzndss
SOC aTssses are irssa asa slil Be sold shsap -
,. 9. EohssfT0s.
ssEs. sEsssEss.
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Group, Hopping Cough, Influenza.

sPRISGFIEID Mss, Feb Z, 1856.
PRoTHER AvER: will cheerfuly certify your PEcroRAL
Is III best remedy possess for the Of Wh0opHg
COUgh Group and the chest dseqse Of Children We OF
your fraternity IN the South appreciate your ski and
eommt nd medicine to probe.
Es5 HIRAM CoNKLIN, NJ. D.
AMOS LIE, Eo, MONTEREY IA, writes 81 jan, 1856:
81 had tedious ihus a, which conhne in doors elk
week: took many med zines without relief Rnay tried
PECroRAL by the advice Of clergy The first
dose relieved the in my throat and lungs; less
than half the bottle made completely we'll. Your
ediones The chespest well the best bu
and este you Doctor, and the
mans
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A. r. moRTLEY. ESQ, Of UTICA, n. Y writes al have
used 'our PtcroRAL myself a IN my ismy since
you invented t, belle IL best medicine for rs
purpose ever p i out ~itn bad cold sboId
entyhve do ar for bottle than do without it,
/ aEn an nf fhrr
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Ctf5s = Co >, Patent CemenL Roofing is nov used hers
an r hest cIass OF uiiugS We covering our treg hi
Cars with A. aud our NJ ohanlc soorS very iaVor-
able TO II. .. @ y .A ~ -
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DIATOHES. 10000 GROSS

DIATOHES. 10000 GROSS
MATCHEs, CIGAR LIGHTS, and WAX TAPEhs, Waf.
A ranted to stand every climate Put up IN vood ana
most liberal terms by CiIARLkS PAkTEIDcE,
suV24-3m - l25 Maiden Lane, HeF YorE.
aA UUEAN STYLE OF SCHOOL, FURNITURE, manu-.
WI factgred and for sale by JOHNSON No. 40 HEds
son st. heT York. large supply kept constantly On
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~ Principal Depot, on the corner Of Third and Pins
streets. St. Louis. Mo.
EzE- Price, 81 90 per Botsle.
~ For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gs;s In the city and country.
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OFFICE or THE ONO AED MISSISSIPPI TALEo1P &c Co..

Of'oS W iN1 O-' CIScfNSATI, Jan I, 1851.
DEAR sm:-In 10 your leq"lryt W Ie.Sleuc5 20
our opinion as % practical use OF your hoV y! Ie cover
~ ~ srs NJ, NAV say fro our observation we en-
teTtsu yery favorable Gue-so much So tha' We hlshu
testing thorough, on roois Of ouilu,nS 81 = %
Ss!I.s Nh'ot ~S WI ' - IrlIy T.. LIPPkNCOrr,
" 'S9 N''' supply A gent Oho Mi :. r. X.
ry- Since the above written the ono aud m''sls-
sr Railroad have for covering q err cars de-
,s ,nd hri5ge between Cincinnati aud Nlnceuuc Win
this cement considering II the beat aee they nave 'eo
for the purpose,
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~ YnRK ADVERTISEMENTS.

OWES 4 scaElI United States and Foreign hsSspaPeSs
Advertising Agent, Moaat's Building SSo bF0's1'
way New York.
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From J. B. Bennett General Agent Of 'Gs ms Co. for the


Having made considerable inquiry as 20 tne mer's o. @ Js
bv Uhiids Co hud II 70 be hlghly IA @ 'n
oy by any excellent Judges that it Is meeting Wien sSS
s, - y.,,raI Introduction, that ITS superiority over
~ Tar con5oston Roohng decided and freely admitted
aud finally expec to adopt II for my he4' to', % ,
'he Eittuc' -, y. 10 }. D. BENNETT.
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H. O. Loan, Pres. Ind. and Gin Railroad -
T. Esr. Pres. Villa ington ami "a 1es'he NalToA1' a.
A 81 SK.RLss Pres Merchants Msnat'ctuer ms. 10
las n CAgrFR Agent Etna aud other ha'uofu Oo''
HKsRy NiosroN Pres. Central lusursuce Company
GEO CsaliLz President lafayette btnk
Gao. W. OsEtN, Bell Manui'r, NO iu- sSa' oeN"nus'-
BAK-RE VoS PHun, No. 81 fourth ST.
RzKA BAILEY, SIN ia St, between Fourth ana AH'h'
J.. OspES cal.or aud Draper foaTths' o..
MuEs GREExwcoD Iron foundry.
Judge W. Y .tuOtSoS.
MITCHsLL RAM4GLssEH0, Furniture ManalActasers AZ
Dealtrs, fourth 81
W = srEykKr, Bu ldrF ato Plum 81
NERTvyEru.R n a sTfI. WILL. Louisville.
W. s. McHEYS0LD5 Co, Clsrks'hle' Ienn-
apr2S-i2minsdSW
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CxcrssArI AorsoT ROYAL IssURAScE co,Alr44ST,

Ib,ve examined W E. Chids Co.'S Plastic Fre ano
w. p,oof Ce uent Rooaug aud as far as can Judge
co>iS.r il great invention, and AN willing to iaure
ouItu'nss 80 80 -, os,4I JNO. S. Law,
'A''' Agent Royal Ins. Co, London and Liverpool
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Price. % tarse Machines range si;, frsn
es5 so 100. rs ca 81
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NEM YnBK kDVERTISEMENTS.

Frou VIsCHER OWEN 4 CO., CENT Adyertising HOUSE
APPLETON BUILDING ,S46 Broadway, New 1ork.---., ork.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04
SIMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA -
~ District Court of the Fourteerth Judicial District
Of said state The People Of the State of California to
JEAN POlNTEAU, greeting Iou are summoned to
appear and answer the compl int of Luz lie POIN-
IEAU filed against you within ten DAYS from the ser
vice OF TINS writ served Won in this county within
twenty days served you in this District and out Of
this county, and within forty if served on Won in
TINS State and ont of this District an action com
ed on the Sd day of December 1857 in said Court for
decree of divorce disolvng the bonds matrino ex
stinS between plaintiff and defendant and fully set
forth IN plaintiff bill of complaint file in the
nee of the Clerk of the District aforesaid erti
he'd copy of which accompanies this writ And
hereby notified that if you fail said compl int
as herein directed plaintiff win take Judgment az anst
you therefor by default together vita all costs Of snit
and also demand of the Court such other relief as il
prayed for in her said complaint.
~ In testimony whereof l, RUFUS SHOEMAK-
SIS Err Clerk of the District Court aforesaid do
I hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of
~ said Court this Sd dry of December A. D. 1851
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
BY WIN. SMITH Deputy Clerk
Upon reading the affidavit plaintiff it lie ordered
that tie summons IN this action be defendant
by publication of the in rcek for peri
cd of three weeks in the Nevada Journal newspaper
published in said county.
Given under my h=sl at chambers in Nevada this 3D.
day Of Dec 1851. NILES SFARLS,
go District Judge.
Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
By VIM. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
MCFARLAND, Atty fr rlf. st
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04
The RAcEs.-The long talked ofrace

THE RAcEs.-The long talked ofrace
between John A. Lancaster's horse
Prince, and J. II. Helms George came
off at the Union Race Course on Wed
nesday afternoon. The riders mounted
at nine minutes past two o'clock pre-
cisely, but it took about forty minutes to
get the horses under way, six false starts
having been made before a fair one
could be obtained. The black horse
George went through once on false
start, his rider not being able to hold
him up. On an other attempt he ran
full 200 yards before he could be con-
trolled.
In starting,the bay horse Prince got
the start some 7 feet and six inches
The black however came out six inches
ahead. winning the race by eight feet.
The race was a short one-distance
800 yards. Stakes, $1,000; catch
weights.
The race was followed by a match
between a well known citizen and a
mule, which created no little amusement
Distance so yards and back. Stakes
$50.
Citizen arrived at the turning point
considerably ahead of mule, but check
ing up too suddenly fell across the line.
Mule shared the same mishap moment
after, which gave citizen a decided ad-
vantage, winning the race by twenty
yards.
A fifty dollar race came off between
Forbes, celebrated runner, who came
in disguise, and another whose name we
were unable to learn. The race was a
Gaping affair and ended as night have
been expected.
Two impromptu horse races ended
the sports of the day. Considerable ex-
element was manifested but no rows or
talked of rows disgraced the occasion.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04

Brick Uurch.-Grand Supper-Lec-
tures.-A grand supper comes off this
evening at the Brick Church which is
bound to be largely attended. After
the supper, and about the first of Janu-
airy will commence a course of lectures
at the same place by gentlemen of lite
rary tastes and attainments. The pro-
ject of giving a course of lectures was
conceived more than a month since, and
the lecturers engaged. The course will
consist of six lectures from gentlemen
of various professions, some from a dis
lance and others residents of this city.
Five dollars will procure ticket for a
gentleman and lady for the course-one
dollar for single lecture. The pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the finishing of
the Church. In due time we will an
nounce the date at which the first lee
ture will come off, as also other facts in
relation to the proposed entertainment.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04

EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.-The COVER
nor has extended the date of Buffers
execution until February goth, 1885,
The date fixed by the Supreme Cour. was
the shortest period allowed bylaw, giving
the unfortunate man little time to prepare
for his awful fate and not enough to avail
himself of the statutory means to apply
to the executive for any Communication of
the sentence, whatever effect such an
application may have had. We believe
the governor has acted from the true
dictates of mercy,and strictly in accord
ance with the duty and responsibilities
devolved upon him.
Butler, from the time ofhis incarceration
in our Jail, has won upon his jailors by
his uniform gentleness, and we believe
that public opinion of him since the first
hurrah made against him by the people
of Downievillc, has been tending to pity.
The governor by the act, escapes the ne
cessity ofpassing upon any application
for a communication by devolving it upon
his successor, while lie gives effect to
the hu,- ane intention Of the law, which
allows in all cases such an application
to be made.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04
8 . 8 9 q 8
IN beware or BASE lM1rArIoNs,r

W Dk"AhE OF DASH INVITATIONS! -&H
As there are quite number of Counterfeit articles
bearing the name Of Wistar's Basam Of Wild Cherry
purporting TO be the Genuine and Orgns we II
fore deem it necessary for the pbc good Caution all
persons who purchase the Balsam of Wild Cherry to
look well at the Signature before BUYING The Gem
inc wistar's Basam Wild berry - has a FAC SMILE
Of the signature of Henry Wistar. d, Philadelphia
and sanfo Park finely executed steel engraved
wrapper. Therefore, be cautious. none cnn be gcnu
inc without the signature of Sanford Park For sale
by Druggists generally.
PARK e. WHITE are the only Agents to whom all
orders should be addressed Also. Importers Whole
sale and Retail Agents Of all valuable Pate Medicines
warranted genuine. 1872 Washington street San Fran
cisco. dec43n
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04

HI Earthquake IN Buffalo, ~ Y
Earthquakes are getting fashionable
and much the order of the day. a smart
one came along on visit to Buffalo the
afternoon of Oct %, which set pots and
kettles dancing, bells We're rung, chin
neys shaken kown, walls cracked &c
The shock lasted about thirty seconds
and SO severe was it that people in con-
sternation took refuge in the Streets
The damage was of little account.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04
LECTURES.

Arrangements have been made for a
course of lectures to be delivered in the
NJ. E. Church, on Broad street. The
object of the lectures is to raise fund,
for the benefit of the Parsonage, now
occupied by Rev. Mr.. Dryden and al
the same time offer cheap source Of
entertainment and information to those
who may patronise them. There has
lately been incurred liability on the
Parsonage of two-hundred and fifty dol
lars, for repairs and furniture. To raise
this sum the public must in some way be
called upon. We have concluded il
could best be done by affording an in
tellectual entertainment in the way Of
lectures on interesting subjects, at prices
of admission to suit the times. The
following gentlemen have been engag-
ed to lecture Rev. Mr.. Dryden, A. A
Sargent Esq and d. Belden Esq. Pri
ces of admission at the following rate
Single lecture, admitting lady and gen
tleman, IS cents; tickets for the course
$500, admitting lady and gentleman
Those who may not be called upon by
the committee can find tickets at the
Drug Store of E. F. Spence, No. 81
Commercial street, and at the Book
Stores of Messrs G. w. Welch, Main
street and J. E. Hamlin, Broad street.
Messrs Foster and Stiles will be pres.
ent with company of select singers
and will add to the entertainment by
good singing.
The time and subject of the lectures
will be as follows, viz a
Mr.. Sargent-Dec. 14th, Life and
Times of Martin Luther"
Mr.. Belden-Dec. 10th, "Facts and
Fancies."
Mr.. Dryden-Dec. 18th, Labor"
D. S. TALLMAN.
j. STRATToN.
J. w. NYE,
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04

District Court-The December term
of the District Court will commence on
Monday the 14th inst. AS this is tn 3
long term of the year, we may expect
with the vigor with which Judge Searls
prosecutes bur mess the calendar vii i
be cleared up. The term will continu e
till April if necessary to transact all the
business.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04
Natures Own Pemedy for Man sickness.

That creates. reprodilccs and pure bload-that
acts on the Liver, Heart Brain, InteStnes Limbs and
Chest, that rerolutioniZes the whole svster-r1yes
strength to the Dcbilitatcd and Weak-.hat con
tains no mineral other poison. Such is in truth DR.
Jacob Webbers justly famous nvigorating Cordial ar
gutter.
The extra ordinary and strange cures effected ly tiis
beautiful herbaconcoction has asonshet all Ii seems
TO suit every constitution he old feeble the lam
gid feel new life AVID blood is given them The rome
the dissipated debarchee the from long disease
rom taxing too much medicine, calomc and other min
eral persons; the Young whose manhood is wasted
ces the bliss of robust and vigorous manhood his appc
e good his sleep quiet refreshing his mind and
memory clear and certain
For all eIses is DR. Jacob Wcbbers Iuvigorating Chr
dial anGuter most especially adapted inasmuch AZ tho
above symptoms did Dr. Weber minutelv studv IN
adapting his Cordial to their ure Il envens the trpid
hver eectS all bilious matter from the system causes
Sufaton or free Perspiration necessary to hcalt il
purhes and enriches the blood gives strength 10 the
limbs and body and is positively iufalbc in all nervous
diseases. trembling or Ak cfrress
mere never WIS remedy gave such delight 10 the
sufferer as this The Agent can from his oyv knoyyl-
cage OF cures effected by it, conscienttousIy recommend
1t III Nv of the following diseases nervousness weak
ness iansuor loss of appetite. sleep strength trem
bling low spirits decay of the natural functions Mains in
the heal limbs body ucuragic or rheumatic aud il
often restores those 70 health and strength hose roti-
tutons almost broken.
Inc price IS no'v reduced H. n rich To- m ~ use.
H. II Is put up inlaTgc quart bottles price 81 or two
Tor 50 ami sold mt every respectable Drug Store in Cab
iornia Proprietor AMI Agent. 7 jones' box lsGl AZ
Francisco, TO whom all orders be sent BY mail.
Hee4tt December 4. lSJ7
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04

Lectsrcs-By a notice in another
place it will be seen that course of
lectures-the first we believe that has
ever been attempted in the places
about to be delivered at the NJ. E.
Church. A A. Sargent, D. Belden
Esqs. and the pastor of the church have
engaged to treat us with lecture each.
Doubtless the gentlemen named will
make their respective evenings highly
entertaining and instructive. The pro-
ceeds of the lectures are to be devoted
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04

THEATRIcAL--J. p. Adams, the
celebrated Yankee Comedian, who has
been drawing good houses and making
lots of fun for the million, in the larger
cities, will visit Nevada on Monday, to
remain through the week. Frisbie :
theatre is engaged for the great come
dian, who will doubtless be patronized to
the extent of his merits which are said
to be extraordinary.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY or NFvtrA
- Township Of Ne ylia. I'm Ju tics Corrt. before
iohn Anderson, j. p. The People Of the Sac Cali.
iornh to JOHN BoUIE: You are hereby summoned To-
a?p' ~ before the undersigned Justice Of the Peace 1T
ms office in said rownshp Friday, the 25th Gav Il
december A. d. 1891, AT O'Clock A NJ an-yyrr to
The complaint Of WILLIAM KENT, who den a1d> IF
vou the sum of S13I,}O, alleged DC upon an s1
press contract
vi a'nrc so to appear and answer judgment viii b-
rendered against you for the said of Sl3l 80 and
costs Of suit
Given under my hand, this 81 day Of December A u
1857 JOHN AyDFRS1X
dec ltd Jnl;icc on tho I,c,co
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04

THEATRE.-Frisbie's Theatre open
ed on Wednesday night for the compli-
mentary benefit rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Conner by our citizens. We are
sorry to say the audience was limited
to a small number of ladies and gentle
men. The slim attendance had a mark
ed effect upon the rendering of the piec-
es. The performance however, was by
no means discreditable. The beneficial
ries deserved better patronage at the
hands of the people of Nevada, consid-
ing the very generous services render
ed us in time of need.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04

Forney's Paper.-We notice.a syste-
matte putting of the Press, Forney's pa
per, by the Democratic journals of Cal
ifornia. Some cannot see the reason
why the Press should not receive as
large a circulation in this State as the
Herald, Tribune and Times. 1t is pro-
baby owing to the calibre of the papers
which tho nnnnla can discover withnnt
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
CONSUMPTION CURED
S.y FR.Sc,sco Nov. nth Is5,


MESsRs PARK WHITE-Gents Tits with pleasure
assure you that am able to add my testimony in ia
vor Of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. For over n
year haze been afflicted with cough pain in my
side and breast which originated with a cold had
taken Cherry PICTORIAL James Expcctor ant Cod Liver
OIL and many other popular patent medicines of the
dayalso spent hundred dollars with GU phy-
scians But all proved of no beneficial effect Read
ing your almanac of 1855, induced to try YOUR
Wistdr's Balsam of Wild Cherry. was at the time
commenced using it, laboring with every symptom of
consu npton of the lungs. found that after using one
botteb it gave me relief, and considered my
hard one, sent to your store and bought half dozen
botes and snice it SAY before had taken it all
was well. must say, that it appeared to reach the
very place affected, in which all other medicines failed
atn now in full enjoyment of good health believing
that pad not made Of your truly valuable Basam
Of WI Cherry, should have been past recovery
if not dead
| shall always take pleasure in recommending to
those who afflicted with coughs colds difficult
breathing pain in the side. any lung Diseases your
Balsam Of Wild Cherry with the signature you adver-
tse, sanford Park, Cincinnati, Ohio as am in
formed there is an imitation put up with other sig
nature Respectfully yonrs,
DAVID
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04
M;nos C;r;.o Om-Tbe E.s,o,

Mines Gicing O1t.-The Easter q
Company at Gouge Eye brought TO
town on Monday and sold to G. W. Null
ford. 419 ounces of dust, the product Of
two weeks labor on their claims.
The Empire Co: on Cement Hill sold
to the same party seventy ounces the
fruits of on weeks drifting to three mon.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04

Vel DcSerrcd-The illustlious AL
exander Won Humboldt celebrated his
eighty-second birthday on the 14th of
September \ number of deputations
called upon him to offer him their con-
CALCULATIONS.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04

Marriage Ertraordinary.-C. B. Nc
Donald, one of the editors of the Sacra-
mento Age, known for the plaintive tone
of his writings, has found a cure for his
loneliness in the person of Miss Estelle
Potter the actress.
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04
PULU- PULU.
JACOB SCHROEDER,

176 Jackson street, San Francisco.
HAS just received 1000 lbs of this superior article
il of Bedding, ex ''Fanny M,jor," and is ready
supply the trade and generally at the lowest
market rates. 1t unnecessary comment on the de
antages which this article Moss
Cotton, Wool even HAIR article of Bedding
chief qualifications that is Soft Elastic Durable
and Remarkably Healthy, Aperson using it Is not an
noyed by insects.
Also on hand Moss, Hair Wool. Feathers a General
sssorirnept Of Rcdding Comforters Sheots &C. sc 2n
The Nevada journal., 1857-12-04

Harrington s. Patterson.-Have open
ed one of the most magnificent saloons
the mountains at their old stand, cor
ner of Broad and Pine. The place has
been entirely reftted and furnished
anew, and presents as fine a place to
tge a drink or take game of billiards
as the country affords. 49,