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The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
COnstable's Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada ss-
- BY virtue of an Execution to me delivered issued
from the Court of j. NJ Clark, Esquire acting Jus
tce Of Peace in and for the County aforesaid bearing
date 9Th January A. D. 1851 satisfy Judgment rem
dered By said Court the 9th day of December A. ID.
1856 in favor Of Evans s. Stripes and against s.
Stats for the Of S2l6 co. debt interest, damages
and costs of suit
have taken in Execution and will sell to the highest
bidder ASH following described lot of ground
situated the city of Nevada and bounded follows
commencing the of the Alley running east
the house of j. NJ Whitney, and running north along
said Alley 100 feet then east parallel with Cottage street
along said Cottage street 40 feet to place
on THURSDAY, the l2th day Of February A. d. 1857
between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock p
NJ Taken the property of 5. D. Stats to satisfy the
above demands and accruing costs.
J. GRAY, Constable, n T.
Nevada, January 18th, \. d. 1857.
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DIR. A. CHAPMAN,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentis1

Corner Room I'd Story Kidd & Knox's Brick
nR CHAPMAN will be happy to wait those wishing
IL his services Teeth after having became sensitive
from exposure of the otherwise will be filed
without causing pain
All Dental operations performed in and subsan-
tial manner and satisfaction guaranteed In all
DR. CHAPMAN designs making Nevada his permanent
dcnce. n2l BIN
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of the Honora
ID bic County Court, county of Nevada and to di-
rected and delivered for Judgment rendered in said
Court on the lth day of July, A. d. 1856 in favor of
Isaac w. Wolf John II. Wolf John Smith. John Thomp-
son, NJ G.. Moore and II. NJ Moore, and against Henry
Collins for the sum of two hundred dollars with inter
est said of two hundred dollars from the 18th
day of Jly 1886 at the of per per annum
until paid together vito Sil7 so costs of suit, have
levied on the following property to-wit
All the right title interest and claim Of Henry COL
ns in the mining claims Of Collins Co.. now known
as the Pioneer claims situated Mcorc's Flat Ne
vada county
A. ID. lSo at O'Clock p. NJ, will sell all the fright
title, interest and claim of said Henry Collins in and
the above described property in the Court House door
in Nevada city, at public auction for cash in hand
the highest and best bidder satisfy said Execution
and casts
.HTLLIiM BJ'TTERFIELD
decl9 Sheriff of Nevada county.
= The above sale is postponed until February 2lst
1887. WM. BUTTERFIELD Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

RECALL OF GEN. WooL.-The Union
hears that Gen. Wool has asked to be
relieved Rrom the command of the Pa
cifo division of the army. IF the re-
quest is acceded to, Col. Thos. r.
Fauntleroy of the 2d dragons viii be
senior officer in command until a new
appointment.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

A FAILURE. The Democratic State
Journal of Wednesday, in reply to the
scathing leader of the the S. F. Herald,
of Monday, makes an impotent attempt
to gloss over the infamy of the Senate
rial bargain and sale. Recrimination is
the only weapon the Journal can find
ready to its hand, with which to defend
the tarnished fame of its demi-god.-
This is at least poor substitute for ar
gument, and worse than useless here
Citizens care nothing what motives may
actuate Mr.. Nugent of the Herald-they
hare an interest in the disgrace of Mr..
Gwin their Senator
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County Surveyors Office.
Bicknens Block, No. 10, Third Story
County Surveyors Office.

BickneHs BLOCK, No. 10, Third Story
County Surveyors Office
Nevada, August sth ls56
Extract from the Act prescribing the duties of County
Surveyor: Chapter XXX Section III-No survey or re-
made by except the County Surveyor
his Deputy shall be considered legal evidence in any
Court within this State except such made by the
authority of the United States by mutual
the parties
All parties hereby notified that any Surveys made
in this county by others than the Deputies from this Of
fee will be recognized by any Court within uis
diction of this State JOHN DAY County Surveyor
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

NasLE AcT-The N. Y. Times says
that Lola Montez, on her way across
the Isthmus from California, saved a
boy belonging to Walkers army, who
was sick with the fever, and placed him
on her own mule, while she undert ook
to walk from Virgin Bay.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

The WEATHER.-For a few days past
we have had glorious sunshine, to CON-
pensate for the gloom, rain and mud Of
the past month. Our citizens are swarm
ing from under their covers, and seem
to enjoy it amazingly. There is water
enough for the present, and we can
afford to have sunshine.
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S,,erig,s Sale.
SiseriH''S Sale.

PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME
- directed. issued out If the Hon District Court Four
teenth Judicial District judgment rendered therein
ON the 9thday of December A D. 1856 in favor of G.. w
KIDD and against n. A. HI( KS for the sum of -Four
Hundred dollars interest on the sum 90 from
the 10th day of October. lsj The ate of four per
cent per MONTH uut paid together with all costs OF
suit herein taxed at S2l 20 and all accrung costs,
commanded to sell the following property, towit
The undivided oneeishth part of the Union Ditch
situated in Nevada county and State aforesaid and
tending from Little Deer Creek and Woolf creek to
Gcass Valley, with the appurtcnances, &c.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of said order,
scribed property, on SATURDAY,, JANUARY PATH
le57 at O'Clock, F. NJ in front the Court House door
Nevada city.
Given under my hand at office in Nevada city, this lst
day of January A. ID. ls57
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD
i2-tls Sheriff OF New ada untv
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~ It is said that 400 persons in
Connecticut were deprived of their vote
at the recent election, by the new con-
stitutioual provision requiring that all
voters shall know how to read and write.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
Gold Rum Wood Yard.

400 CORDS of Seasoned Oak Wood, on hand and
f\/\J for sale at the Gold Run Wood Yard All or
ders left at the Lone Star Commercial street. will be
promptly attended Please the length in your
orders noy7-tf DEWS
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

DEfARTuREs- is said that Messrs.
Broderick and Gwin, senators elect, G.
L. Scott, representative in congress
n S Latham, that couldn't 60 to the
senate, and honest john" do, left
f,r the Atlantic States in the steamer
of the goth inst
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John H. Gamble,

Surveyor of Mining Claims, Tunnels
Ranches, &c.
Nj X. GAMBLE late Deputy County Surveyor would
1tl inform his friends throughout the County that he
has left the office of Capt John Day and that he is
ready to receive orders of either practical seen-
tifc nature, and can show his credentials accom-
plished Engineer Surveyor
Office in Kesey's Brick Building Commercial street
few doors below Pine street. scp12-
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

SINGULAR SENTENCE.-A justice OF
the peace in Ell Dorado county, lately
examined case Of grand larceny, in
which colored man was defendant, and
being satisfied of his guilt, sentenced
him to Imprisonment for life in the
county jail That justice is evidently
:. sound on the velvet question"
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

E A small telegraph apparatus has
been invented, not larger than tobacco
box, which can be attached to the wire
at any point along the line, at the in
slant, and a message sent as desired.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

70 1t should be general rule never
to utter anything in conversation which
would justly dishonor us, if it should be
reported to the world
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

LOST -"MILTON'S PARADISE LOsT,'' a very
copy, only issued in six years
The above is supposed to have been
feloniously taken and carried to the At
lantic States by two prominent politi-
clans. A liberal reward will be paid
for the recovery of the same, by the
loser, at the custom house, San Fran
cisco.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

- From the Butte Record we learn
that the river at Oroville has raised suf-
hciently to navigate steamboats, of light
draught. Long toms and sluices have
plenty of water without aid from water
bitches.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

CURIOUS PHENoMENoN.-Am man was
seen in town yesterday who had .Efy
dollars IN casA This fact can be es-
tabEshod by roliahln tnctimnnv
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70 CURE PaINlN THE BREAsT-Pro-

70 CURE PAIN IN THE BREAsT.--Pro-
cure we'll made woollen dress-with
an equally well constructed woman in
side of it, an press closely to the part
affected. Repeat the application till
the pain ceases. This recipe, when
the directions are carefully observed,
has rarely been known to fail in effect
ing a cure. The medicine is found in
almost every household, and may posi-
bly, cost a trife.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

Gov. BIGLER.-When his ex-excel-
lency was about leaving Sacramento for
the Bay, on his way to the east, quite a
crowd Of persons collected on the leyec,
with the evident intention of making
some demonstration When they got
there, however, they appeared to be un-
decided whether they should cheer OF
hoot, and while they were still in this
state of mental hesitation, the boat left,
and "honest John" made quiet exit.
Query. What should the crowd have
done
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
Deer Creek Bakery.

MEAT & VEGETABLE MARKET.
'E subscribers having just completed the New Store
the foot of Broad street. bcgs leave to inform
his friends and the public. that has removed the
above stand where they prepared to the public
with the
Choicest Meats and Vegetables,
which be found in the market snd at prices low
enough 10 be in keeping with the times.
We kill none but American cattle Of the best quality
and keep always on hand good supply of Meats Of all
kinds. MCALLISTER g. KENT.
Nevada, Aug g. le5G-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

~ The Democrat thinks "no better
place" than billiard saloon can be
found TO spend leisure hour. +"
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RAILROAD HOUSE
Commercial and Czay streets,

NEAR BATTERY SAN FRANCISCO
HE stranger will easily distinguish this Hotel by OBJ
l. serving the Cupula and Tow Clock which are vis
BILE from all parts of the city, and from the balcony
which most beautiful view of City Bay and
ing country always be had No other in the
city possesses the same advantages
This Hotel first class spacious four story fire proc
Brick Building running through from street street.
thereby insrng the greatest possible ventilation safety
and convenience. 1t is lighted with gas with water and
all modern improvements every story; situated in the
most central part of city and is the cleanly and
BEST KEPT HOTEL the Pacific
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRIC.s, to keep pace with
the times enables the visitor to live better and
nomicaly at the Railroad House than elsewhere prices
being suited to the means of all.
Board and lodging from 81 to So per day, according
meals and rooms selected
The visitor is entitled to the free inspection of numer
ous large and beautiful views along the Panama Railroad
Chagres River, AMI the Great Atlantic AMI Pacific Rail
road
Baggage taken from the landing FREE oct31- -3m
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
Fencing Academy
NJ. CHAUVEL.

MOULD respectfully announce to the public that he
w has opened FENCING SCHOOL in Boswelli s.
Hanson's Hail.
Persons dcsrous of taking lessons in Fencing, either
Contraponte, Broad sword, single stick, will find all
these advantages united at this school.
Regular hours Of instruction from IL A. NJ. to T.
NJ, while any hour may be for the convenience of
pupils
The Art Of Fencing is useful to both s:xes, only
for defence but for the development of serength
for giving pleasant and manners, and for reforming
natural defects such as shoulders of unequal height
Crooks of the limbs, and STOPPING carriage. 1t also
affords agreeable amusement for leisure hours
Nevada, December l6-tf
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PlOMs. &c.

DEORIA Premium Steel and Eagle Plow'.
Whecbarrows
Tar, Hemp Packing
Iron steel and Hardware generally, for sale low
at the junction of Main and Commercial streets
nov2s-lm j. ii. GAGER.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

FIRE Co.-Wh hat has become of the
fire company which was organized few
months ago Is it still alive, or has it
fallen back into chaos, because no in
terest has been taken in it by our citi-
zens Probably our property holders
will do something about it, after we
have been burnt up again.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

u The review of Christian obedi-
ence at the close of life is truly delight
full; it softens the pillow of death, and
fortifies the soul with courage in its con-
flicts with the last enemy.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
Superior Billiard Tables.

From the best mandatory in the State with marbio
beds, and the best balls and cues
IN faet the entire establishment is of the most ee
sal, coortaoie and eommodious in the State and no
pains will be spared give it reputation abca of III
competitors, in every department Charges in all case,
LuoucIate =
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
Magnolia Restaurant,

Broad ST., opposite National Erchane,.
q This establishment is now
~H$9 opened in an elegant style for slSfS3
4y.Ss..4aE the accommodation of the e- E$fIlyD
Asszf4a.A4A zens and visitors of Nevada sezSS
ne Iaoewin always be supplied with the best the
market anor,ls-game, fish, fowl, &c
THE BAR is stocked with a choice assortment =.
Wines, Liquors add Cigars VI
few Gentlemen can be accommodated ,;,, -
and lodging. MRS NJ F,rTEp i"
nov2s-tj pronr;a.a.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
oNs saoar.-A Sacramento paper

ONE SHoRr.-A Sacramento paper
saws John Littlefeld who runs from this
place to Sacramento, arrived there with
tired team and few passengers, having
been two days in making the trip usual
iy accomplished in one. He is known
10 be as careful "whip" as ever sat
upon box. and all along the road he
is welcome for his rich jokes and laugh
able anecdotes. Upon driving up on
this occasion, he was asked what he had
done with the remainder of his load
He Immediately informed his questioner
that he was only one short, and he lost
him in less than one hour from the start.
He asked him to get out and walk few
steps on account of the deep holes and
heavy mud. No sooner had he stepped
from the stage than down he went, and
was out of sight in a minute. II ex-
pect," continued the driver, that he
must have taken the underground rail-
road, and by this time he is in San Fran
cisco or some other internal place"
ET The following classical epistle
from a man who has been Congress
man from Ohio for the last four years,
show, how Sapp-head may get into the
highest councils of the nation:
Cosh0cfon Co. Oct l 90
Mr V Pie1 Esq--I was in Nanburen
y@ster Day & made a speech want to
-ss you But you was not there I want
yop to do your best for me at the elec-
rion and Before it En- closed [ send you
one Dollar for your days work at the
Election Dc all you can before that
for vour AffectioDate friend
NJ. r. SAPP,
NJ G.
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SlheriG,s Sale.

Df virtue of an Execution issued ont of the Honora-
ble District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trct, and to directed and delivered, for judgment
rendered in said Court the twenty day Of De
cembcr A. d. 1856 in favor of Chailes Hosmer, A. W.
Snyder and W. H. Tallmage and against J. NJ Flurshutz
for the sum of Seven Thousand and Eghty-sx dollars
and thirtree cents with interest said Of Sew
en- Thousand and eightysix dollars and thirty three
CENTS from the 26th day of December 1886 at the
oil ten per cent per ainum until paid together with thr-
y-cight dollars and eighty costs of suit herein
taxed and all accrung costs. have levied upon and
seized ana VIII expose atpublic sale at the Court House
door IN Nevada city,
SATURDAY, the 9th day of JANUARY, A. d. 1857 at
2o'clock p NJ all the right title interest of the
sald J NJ flurshuz in and to the following described
property situated and being in the city and county
Nevada, and state Of California, to-wt:
lot particularly described fellows Commencing
at the west corner of the American Market Lot Main
street. the junction with Commercial street. Ne
side OF Main street, fifty feet the southwest
OF the lot owned by Kent, thence north ffysx east
sxtyslx feet and six inches thence north So IA east
fifteen feet to the westerly side of Cayote street. south
73 IA thirtyonc feet the north east corner
west along the norhery side of said American Market
t. sixty eight feet and six inches the place of be
ginning. being the lot decided by Charles II. Balm
to flurshutz& Hfrich. lot described follows to-
wit On the south side of Spring street. in the Block
between Bridge street Mill street Factory street and
sprng street commencing at the
OF b. f. Stokes lot, and distant from the south
corner of Bridge and Spring street. eighty
running thence north 81 II west one hundred and
twenty feet thence south 81 l-2 fifty three
and 9l2feet to Bridge street, thense north "a @
sxtyseyen feet along the westerly side of Bridge
thence ~ IL west fiftysx AMI six inches thence
north 3i east forty feet to the place of beginning
on Spring street, being the lot decided John E.
Brown to Flurshutz and Hclfrich.
Also Lot STUFFED east side Of Cayote street fronting
said Cayote street, thrtysx feet, running back
the rayine TO the opposite side Together with ali and
singular the tenemen:s, heredtaments thereunto be
longing in wise appcrtainiAg.
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,
Sheriff Nevada County.
Nevada, January 3D. 1866.
,sf.The above sale is postponed until the TWENTY
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i29-i iw
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Notice.

Ii persons holding claiming Liens the property
N of G. II. BAIRD. situated on the sonth side Of
Broad street in the town ofNevada hereby notified
be and appear the Justices Court John Anderson
in said town. the 9th day of February 1851 at 10
O'clock A. NJ and then and there exhibit proof of their
claims. B. W CROWELL.
Nevada Jan. 18th 1857
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

NEW BILLIARD SALOON
Harrington & Patterson,
GO long favorably known street. have re-
- moved and opened the finest Billiard Saloon to be
found in the mountains, tn the Brick builng the
Broad and Pine Street opposite Kidd Knox's
prick building
They hereby tender invitation all their old patrons
and friends pay them equen visits and they hereby
pledge themselves give good satisfaction formerly
The Saloon viii he furnished with and magnificent
Billiard Tables and every appendage complete.
The Bar
Is fitted mp in the finest style and supplied with the
choicest and most costly Liquors and Cigars.
Nevada January Is, ls5T--tf aug 90
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
HI. III. Wickes & Co..

Successors to DR. VIM. G. Alban Broad street. Nevada
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS &C
Drugs, Porcelain White, Medicines,
Spices, Chemicals, Port Wine
Dye Stuffs. Sherry Wino Pants
Madeira Wine, Turpentinc, Fine Brandy.
White Lead Holland Gin, Red Lead
Window Glass, Litharge Lard Oil
Brushes, Sperm Oil, Alcohol
Polar Oil Starch. Ns Fish on
Pearl Barley Castor Oil, Tapioca
Meats Foot Oil, Canary Seed, Patent Medicines,
Liiseed Oil, Perfumery, Copal Varnish,
Cooking Extracts, Japan Varnish Bay Rum
Coach Varnish, Sarsaparilla, Dansar Varnish
Putty, Webber's Cordial Cherry Pcctoral
Zinc Paint, Wistars Basam,
Together with general and complete of all
articles in line which will at prices as low as
they can be afforded in the mountains.
DIR. IL H. WICKES e. co.
Corner of Broad and Pine Streets
Nevada, July 4, 1Sj6-tf
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nAT NEAL for by
" T. EIL4RD BEINSS & Co. 81 Broad Street.
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Executors Notice.

DERSONS having claims against the estate of David
johnson, deceased. late of the city and county of
Nevada hereby notified to present the with the
vouchers thereof to the undersigned at Nevada city,
within months from the Twelfth day of December,
they will be forever barred All persons indebted
he said requested to make immediate payment
the undersigned. 4. WILLIAMSON, Executor.
dec l2Im OF the estate of David johnson, decd
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Notice..

LLpersons indebted to the undersigned are rcoues-
N ted to call upon r. MCMURRAY No. 5 Main street,
and settle their accounts before the 18th day of Febra
~ they will leave for the Atlantic States the
Goth of that month. HIRST, RUSSELL eco.
TURkLE co.
Nevada January 18th 1857.
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Hotel de Paris.

OtNH UC stNHS%
NJ A ID A Me CHAUVEI
fsTHsAk The above named wellknown House situated
rsM@ on Broad street. of,Bridge No. 73 offers
.iS good accommodations to boarders and the travel.
AzG ing public The whole establishment is entirely
new throughout and the large and ary f,,rr
shed with excellent Beds and furniture to match and
the table Is supplied in style unsurpassed as regards
quality and quantity 90 ssA''
Ladies and families are offered a plcasant and can,
Portable home at this establishment H -
The undersigned having been Hberallv natro,-o5 b..
e puOc at the above House for three years past can
ey appeal to her old customers sustain her cbsrao
'fr as iandlady, and the popularity of her House
sep'A%TH MADAME CHAUVEI.
= K A N EV ADA HOTEL
North San Juan, Nerada County
HAVING; leased the above well known Hotel ,vo A..
prepared to receive friends and the public Ws
VIII endeavor to make all feel home who ay visit s
PARKER II. PIERCE,
FREDK. BECKTEL,
North San Juan Sept. 10 la56-tf
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H. I. THORNTON, Jr.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
orrIcE-In Kelsoy's Brick Building Commercial St
below Pine street, Nevada. jan2
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The Bar

It all times WIFI found well supplied with all kinds Of
he best Wines, Liquors, Light Drinks, Cigars SC
Connected with TIE establishment in large and plea
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Nevada, January Cd, 1866.
,ysThe above sale is postponed until the TWENTY
EIGHTH of FEBRUARY, by request of Plaintiffs.
WM. BUTTERFIELD. Sheriff,
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r r. ''oD'- A. LEWIS
New York Bakery.
JACOBS & LEWIS have re-opened at their old stand
p on Main street and will keep constantly on hand
Bread of all kinds-Wheat, Rye and Boston Brown
Bread
Cakes of all kinds
| Pastry of every description
| Fruits of the season every variety
Ice Cream kept constantly on hand The Bar win be
Supplied with Liquors of the choicest qualities
Quail, Hare and other game, kept constantly on hand
JACOBS LEWIS.
| Nevada, Aug g. 1856
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL
U. S. BREW ERY.

Head of Main street Nevada
THE BEST AND STRONGEST
Il "A ER B HE1
In the county at 10 per gallon and bottle beer a.
per Dozen dev cred every morning free of charge
70 merchants who sell in the country a liberal com
mission will be allowed eo'"
Depot 1s Commercial stree ~ al ora.-- IN
promptly attended to. WIN 10
o"4n A. Francis ShcIhorn, Prop'r.
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The Restaurant
Lodging DepartIMenf.

The parlors and bedrooms are large and w
newly and handsomely furnished, with flrsraic beds
and all the appliances for eomiort Particular care
tahen TO Keep the beds and clean and comfortable