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The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
Mechanics Lien.

NOTICE is GIVEN, to all persons having Liens upon
v property of ANDREW CAYAN situat ed on Com.
mercal street Nevada city, the lot owned by John
Ramos to be and appear at the office of John Anderson
Justice of the Peace at Nevada the 18th day of Feb
1851 AZ 10 O'Clock, A NJ then and there exhibit the
proof of said claim.
E. G. PURTYMUN.
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada ss-
- District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
of Said State.
g ecing-lou hereby required to appear in an ac
ton brought against You by c. Hadey Tay in the Dis
trIct ourt aforesaid in and fo said ounty-And to
swer the complaint filed therein within DAYS from
the service of the writ if served you the County
within twenty days if served You in this District
and out Of this 'ounty AMI within forty days if served
ON you IN this state and OF this District judg
ment by default will be taken against you The said
actons brought to obtain decree of Divorce from the
Bonds OF Matrimony existing between the Plaintiff and
Defendant And youare hereby notified that if YOU fail
to appear and answer said Complaint above required
the Palntif viii apply to this Court for the relief
manded in this said compoint
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
Court aforesaid in and for said County this 3st day
December A. ID. 1856.
j. II. BOsTwICk. County Clerk.
Nevada, January end 1857 3m
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Lodging Department.
DIR. A. CHAPMAN,
lrgical and Mechanical Dentist.

Corner Room ID Story Kidd g. Knox's Brick
nR CHAPMAN will be happy to wait on those wishing
~ his services Teeth after having became sensitive
from exposure the otherwise viii be filed
without causing pain.
All Dental operations performed in and substan-
tia manner and satisfaction guaranteed in all
DIR CHAPMAN designs making Nevada his permanent
residence. nel,jm
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shaving saloon.

HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING and SHAMPOOING
done in the most approved style at my Shaving
Salon Commercial Street few doors above Mayers
Goes Boot and Shoe establishment
The public invited TO call and test my abilities
ronsorial Artist. Don't forget the place.
i9-tf PETER DRUNZER, Comm ercial street
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IeobinsOn's CrOssins!

TNHE ROAD from Nevada to Downievile. by way of
Robnsons Crossing is in fine condition and presents
he Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams
To all the extensive Mining Regions all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way of Hess
and Emory's Crossing.
This ROAD also affords the nearest route for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further
South. to Poor Mans Greek Nesns Creek and all the
Mining Regions north OF Nevada and Downieville
This road is easily travelled that between Sacramen
TO and Nevada Four horses readily draw from three
to four thousand pounds of Freight from Nevada TO the
top of the hill Downievle when the road is not OBJ
structcd by heavy rains of snow.
ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor
Januarv . 1S51-tf
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FURNITURE

10000 WORTH OF FURNITURE.
Entire new stock the Largest and
So, s.as5seo B selected brought into the
ss 81 ffa - mountains, all of which will be sold
~ cheap for cash. consisting of
Beadsteads of all sizes
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs;
Cane and Wood Seat Office Chairs;
Dining, Card and Centre Tables,
Extension and Reading Tables;
Office Desks and Furniture,
BARRIERS Chairs, Wash-stands,
Looking-Glasses of all sizes
Cane seat and Back Arm Rockers and
Nurse Chairs
Mattresses, Pillows, Pillow Cases
Sheets, Comforters, Feathers, &c.
The undersigned would respectfully invite the atten
tion of their old customers and the public generally to
their stock of goods
PINE STREET next door to A. Block G. Co.'S
Where by strict otenton business they hope to merit
a liberal share of public patronage.
ARBOTT & EDWARDS.
Nevada, AugS, le56-tf
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Telegraph Line of Stages.

The subscribers respectfully in
zS@.3S-elA%s4A form the travelling public that they
have purchased the above line OF
E-A---4n=szSssS. Stages of Abe Wagener, and will
run to san Juan ahd return the same day
Leaving the American Exchange, Nevada. every morn
ing at O'Clock passing by Montezuma and Oak Tree
Ranch arriving at San Juan IL O'Clock Connecting
with T. G.. Smiths Saddle Horses for Camptonvie the
same day
Returning leaves San Juan every day at l-2oclock
Express matter promptly attended to-
WM F. WILSON, & Co. Proprietors.
w S. McRoBERT5 Agent
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Notice.

LII persons holding claiming Liens the property
IA ofG. II. BAIRD. situated on the sonth side of
Broad street in the town ofNevada hereby notified
be and appear the Justices Court of John
in said town. the 9th day of February 1857 at 10
O'clock A. NJ and then and there exhibit proof of their
claims. b. w CROWELI
Nevada Jan. 18th iSJ.
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PlOWs. &c.
County Surveyors office.

Bieknells Block No. 10, Third Story
County Surveyors Office, I
Nevala August sth 1856.
Extract from the Act prescribing the duties of County
Surveyor: Chapter Xxx, Section III-No survey re
made by except the County Surveyor
or his Deputy shall be considered legal evidence in
Court within this State except such made by the
authority of the United States by mutual consent of
the parties"
All parties are hereby notified that Surveys made
in this county by others than the Deputies this
flee. will not be recognized by any Court within the ur,
dicon of this State JOHN DAY County Surveyor asst
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NEW BILLIARD SALOON
Harrington & Patterson.

60 long and favorably known Broad street. have
~ moved and opened the finest Billiard Saloon to be
found in the mountains, tn the Brick buing ON the
corner of Broad and Pine Street. opposite Kidd Knox
oriek building
They hereby tender invitation to all their old patrons
and friends pay them frequent visits and they hereby
pledge themselves TO give good satisfaction formerly
The Saloon will be furnished with and magnificent
Billiard Tablesand every appendage complete
The Bar
Is fitted up in the finest style and supplied with the
choicest and most costly Liquors and Cigars.
Nevada. January 10, lsJ1-tf aug 90
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Improved DaguerreOtypes
And Glass Pictures, or AmbrOlypeS
MEg. y. WI. EEVEY.

WOULD inform the citizens of Nevada AMI vicinity
that he has just completed his rooms. situated
on ain few doors above the Neyala Journal office
where he prepared to take description of pic
lures known IN the Photograph art. The rooms hav,
been fitted up with every regard to convenience and No
expense has been spared to make this establishment
pete every respect Hewoud further inform his friends
that he has just received from New York invoice of the
newest and most elegant description of cases sc.
Stock ofevery description constantly on hand.
n b. Instructions given in every branch of the art
Nevada Sept ). 1856 If
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Good bargains.

T WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE. at lie town
of Omega, county of Nevada, the following described
property, To wit: One hundred and forty-ve of
land well mbered and fertile with opportun of rri-
eating, with the following improvements: One dwelling
house of large size situated Main street. containing
sttngroom bedrooms dining-rooin storerooin
Kitchen wond-house, &c. There is ditch running
through the enclosure with good spring water runi
in it the year rou.d. ugh irrgate with and the
whole believed be well adapted raising fruit
will also sell five shares t being the undivided fourth
part of twenty shares) in ditch known Hudson &
Cubertsons ditch which will be completed in month
if the weather is good the ditch viii be about miles
long and its capacity from ) to hundred inches The
water is conveyed from Diamond Greek to Omega the
best and most extensive mining district in California
We have extended our survey to the South Yuba and
come below continuous chain of rocks which will
enable extend our ditch at of many thousand
less than by any other We will extend it the
Inba next summer. will also sell a blackSmiihshop
and lot situated in Omega, which is the hest situ-
ated i'll town and does the principal work together with
eight hundred bushels uf coal. Also number of mining
claims which can be prospected by the purchaser The
object in selling the above property to wind MP my b-
sness i'll California and return to the Atlantic tafes
have been in this State six years. For particular
information viii refer any inquirer j. " A. Lansing
DR.. Teeple and Thos. Butterficd of Omega.
Dec ). 1S56-3m. +. w. HUDSON.
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Notice.

Ii persons indebted to the undersigned are rcques-
IA ted to call upon r. MCMURRAY No. 5 Main street
and settle their before the 18th day of Februa
ry next they will leave for the Atlantic States on til,
Goth Of that month IIRST, RUSSELL &CO
TURkLE CO.A
Nevada January 10th 1851
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NOTICE.

A NY person persons wishing to go into the Saw
N Mill business we have excellent location the
Washington road about miles from Nevada We will
furnish logs any parties that wish into that
business and take pay in lumber For further par
tieulars enquire of J. HOEL,
II. ID. MetLOUD.
Nevada, January H. 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
UNITED STATES BAKERY

Pine Siree, First Door 5elop Kidd y Kaor Brieb Store
tflE undersigned having rebuilt fitted 1lp their II
kerry on the site of the old stand now prerareo
to furnish their odd customers all who nv give then,
acf with Pies CakGs B0stoH Br0ara Bread and ra6an
Brlad of superior quality.
FrHi. LeRoR PO, d md SDoppe CaEe Wedding par
ties, Families and z staurans supplied with every VAR.
city of Bread and Piry usually founl in New York Bak
cries at whoes ale Prices DREIFOSS
Neva IA, september 10Th. lsl6
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Nevada County and Town
- ship, S. Justices Court before John Anfcrson ] F.
The People of the State of California 10 Gardner & c.
on are hereby summoned to appear before the under
signed. Justice of the Peace, his office in said Town
ship on Friday, the 2tb day of February d. 1851 at
o oclock NJ to answer TO the complaint VIM Stone
who demands of the of 81 due an imuiied
contract On failure TO appear and Judgment
will be rendered against you for the said sum of SOB 81
damages and costs of suit
Given under my hand. this 9Th day of February 1851
TO JOHN ANDERSON, Justice of the Peace
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
Magnolia Restaurant.

Broad ST., opposife Naitoaaz ErcAangc.
*, This establishment is now the best The.
SE9s5,sS opened in an elegant style for -
~ the accommodation of the citi- C N />
S-z- zens and visitors of Nevada AISX
The tsolewill always be supplied with w.
market aiforls-game. fish fowl &c
THE BAR is stocked with a choice assortment of
Wines, Liquors add igars
a few Gentlemen can be accommodated with b,. -d
and lodging. MRs NJ I r-rTER
nov:s-ti Pronr;atress
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i. O. O. u.

The regular meetings of OUsTOMAH LODGE, No
l6 will be held every Tuesday evening at the new Hal
Pine street, (Kidds buiding)
i. H. SdRGENT " G.
B. T. BROWN, Sccy. nov2l-tf
9I THE RAILROAD HOTEL is the best and
cheapest Hotel in San Francisco. 26t3m
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To Eet-UniORa Hotel.

CONTAINING Bar Room, Large Duing Room, Large
~ Kitchen and Bed rooms recently fitted mp in the
best style at very low rent to good tenant
~ For particulars enquire of A. ALEXANDER,
dec left San Francisco Grocery Store sc Broad street
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Miss Fanny L,

George b"
and selected three rooms for their ac-
commodation.
Fanny retired early, being somewhat
fatigued with travel. George smoked
his cigar for an hour or two, and dream
ed Of his bachelorhood, we suppose,
and finally requested to be shown to his
apartment. An obsequious waiter came,
candle in hand, and asked, "What rum-
Der, sir 2"
"With the lady who came with me,
George replied, slightly blushing.
The waiter smiled, hcsitated, and
then approached an exquisitely dressed
clerk, and whispered in his car.
The clerk stepped up to George, and
repeated, "what room did you say, sir?"
with the lady who arrived with
me-" George answered again. blushing
now to the tips of his ears.
The clerk smiled, end shook his head
as if in pity at the young mans igno-
rance. 1t won't do, sir; you have
mistaken the house, sir. Such things
are not allowed here, sir"
What things p said George, in am
azement.
You understand me-" said the clerk,
wipking knowingly; " this sort of thing
.ont do. This is a respectable house,
sir; only a slight mistake on your part,
sir; it wont do, sir"
wont do why, l only want to go
10 bed"
THAT you may certainly do i in
your own room, sir but not in the la
dy's apartment, sir"
The lady's apartment Why, that
lady is my wife"
The clerk bowed ironically. "All
very fine, sir; but it wont go down, sir;
here is the entry, sir."
George looked at the register, and
there was the entry, sure enough =
Miss Fanny L." George B."
He saw the whole secret at glance.
He protested and entreated- but it was
of no use. He called OF James to wit
ness to his veracity -but James was
no where to be found. The by-stand-
ers laughed, and the clerk was inexor-
able; and the poor fellow was forced to
retire to his solitary chamber, to pass
his bridal night invoking blessings on
the whole class of respectable houses"
and younger brothers.
How George justified his conduct to
the disconsolate Fanny, this veritable
history doth not state.
LOVES SACRIFICE. - When the late
contract between Broderick and Gwin
was about completed, and the bond was
about being sent to the latter for sigma
ture, somewhat celebrated political
friend of Broderick, from the mountain,
suddenly made new suggestion, and
the following additional clause was in
serted
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
Notice.

INHE firm of II. Meyers and NJ H. Lictenstein is this
i day dissolved by matual consent All claims against
the late firm will be settled by NJ Lchtensein and all
debts due to the late firm will be paid to H. Meyers who
will carry the business at the stand Cloth
ier on Commercial ST. Nevada H. NEIERS
" "A. LICHTENSTELN
Nn,. ndn DnrS =
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL

Acrh san hun, Nersaq Coeaty
II ANING leased the above well known Hotel we Ar
prepared to receive our friends AMI the public We
enleaTor to make a feel at home who av vis us
PfRkEB H. PIERCE
FREUh. BEChTEL-
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j. E. HAMLIN,
Books -! EsOOks!!!
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
OF Every Variety.
Cheap Publications.!

Circulating Library of over One Thousand volumes
of the Latest and most popular works published
Also, Magazines Periodicals and Newspapers from al.
most every part of the civilized world
Steamer papers and California wecklcs neatly put in
wrappers for maiiing-Fostage Free
Diaries and Daily Journals for lS57-a variety of sizes
for the pocket and countingroom.
MaGniiicent Gift Books, Albums, Valentines, &C. for
the Holidays
liberal share of public patronage is solicited, and
hope by strict attention to business and PRICES to
merit the same JE HAMLIN
Adams Fire Proof Brick Building Broad St cor Pine.
Nevada, Dec. l2 ls.6--tf
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E. s. G o o 2 E r, NJ. d.
CIR EON

OFFICE at Eye Ear and OrthopeIic Inr1nary Mission
" street, between scond and Third near lsussian
Baths an francisco All urgea operations fREE to
patients presenting themselves at the CLINICS, on We'd
ncsdavs and atardays at . l-2 o'clock = 81
Medical men city and Pacific coast geheraly are
yvhenevcrit may be opportune for themselves auln
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06
Notice.

\ Ii PERSONS holding claiming Liens On the
property of II G. Gardner s,,ns.ed near Hrs
tsiSsel hi, Nevada city. are hereby rotited to De
agt appear in the Justices of j. NJ Clark in said
t9Tn on the 22d day of February 1851 10 oslock A
M then and there to eNhibttie proof their said claim
L. c. PURTYNt y.
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A BAD FIX.

Once on :ime, in the village of B.,
and state of Massachusetts,, lived a
beauteous maiden of seventeen, whom
we will call Fanny L, and George
B., was her accepted and devoted low
er. The course of true love ran smooth,
and in due process of time came the us
nal happy termination of their wooing,
and the twain were made one, by the
benediction of Holy Church. They
were married early one summers morn
ing, and the same day travelled cozily
and happily together to New York, as
the first stage of their wedding tour
AS companion du royage, a younger
brother of the bride, mischievous
young rascal of sixteen, accompanied
them; and well would it have been for
the happy pair, if they had trusted
themselves to their own society, and
left James at home, to ornament dogs
tails and snow ball the schoolmaster
Well, the party arrived at the city,
and went to the st. Nicholas Hotel
While George was dutifully attending
to the comfort of his young wife, James,
in the performance of his duties as a
groomsman, went to the office OF the
hotel, to enter the names and select ap-
propriate apartments. Pen in hand, a
brilliant idea struck him, and in pursu-
ance Herewith he entered their names
upon the register thus:
"James l.,
The Nevada journal., 1857-02-06

nrEENs, WARE large assortment for sale by
~ 7. ELL4RD BEANS & Co. 81 Broad s,rces
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29
(ro BE coSrINuEp.)


a young lady out West, in a communi-
cation to the Sandusky Register, upon the
subject of matrimony, says:
1t is a mournful tact that this world is
full of young men who want to marry, but
dare not. Deny this, as some will, it is
nevertheless true, as We can easily show.
In this town, for instance, there arc some
thirty or iorty young men, we'll to do in
the way of salaries and business. yet they
refuse to take the step which they all want
to take, but do not ot--wbyl Tho large
majority OF them have salaries ranging
ironi five hundred to seven hundred dol
lars per year, and few have eight hun
drcd to thousand dollars per year Now,
the first question to be asked by any sane
man is, can l properly support wife if l
take one Then be counts the cost ei
living, as the woman of his preference
would wish, and 10 ho finds to his amaze
meut that his income is vastly too small
to support oven modest modern esiab-
lishment aud somewhat maddoned by the
reflection, he plunges into labor and courts
business with an assiduity that takes sway
bis health eventually, in hopo of attaining
an income that shall enable him to marry
and have home of his own. Aud this is
the secret OF all the hard, unending toll oil
the young men Of to-day who are fast up.
preaching thirty years of agc sbis Is tx
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

In an Irish story, in Bintlsy's Mlscel-
lany, murdered school mater is said to
have been found dead 10 tho road, with Ais
head full of fractions.
"I'm thinking It's q shoe-sids," ssid
Larry.
elbc borse's sLes, war i'll" -
mo, allsna," said Larry; rshes-eide II
Latin Tor cutting your throat.
"But he didn t cut his throai,p ssid the
widow. lsf = a.i -
"Sure it'sall one, " said Larry, "wbethsr
ho did it with raEhir on his throat, or
hammer on bis head--it's shos-sids all
tho same" ~ t,,.i T..
"lIut there was no hammer fsund."
nNo-hut he might have hid the ham
NOR after be did it, to throw of the die
grace Of the shoo-sidc."
"But wasnt there any life in him whep
he was found :" .4..'.
Not tasie. Ths Growers set on hial,
aud be nigur said word, and If be was
alive. no would"
"Aud didn't they 6nd anything I" iss
"Nothing but tho vardiok.n
"And wxs Il that that kilt him ~
"No, my dear; twas the crack on shs
head, But the varaick was, twas doue,
and somebody done it,and they were black
guards, whoever they were" -a a-. ~
Delaware Democrat. (Wilmington, Del.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-29

Praise your wife, man; for PHYS saAs.
give her little encouragement; Il wonf
hurt her. She has made your home COM
Portable; your hearth bright and siisiag;
your food agreeable. For risys sale, ssll
her you thank her, il nc.hing nere. She
don't expect Il, il will make hsr eyes opeo
wider than they have for ihesa tcu sears;
bot !, will do her good for all that, snd
you too. 49,.
There are many women to-day tkirsliag
for the word Of praise, the language Of 90.
couragcment.. Through summsr's beat
and winters toll they have drndged ~.
complainingly; and SO accustomed ha~S
their fathers, bro,hers and husbsnds be-
come to their monotonous lsbcrs, that thxr
look for and upon them as they do nYon
the daily rising of the sun and iss dsils
going down. Homely, everyday life may
be made beautiful by an appreciation %
its very homelioess. You know that II tho
floor i olean, manual labor has been pei.
formed to make it 20. You know thasi II
you can take from your drawer . clean
stint whcneyer sou want il, somebody's
fngo.s have achOd in the toll of making Il
SO frcsh-and agreeable, 80 smooth and iuss
trous, Everything tina. p'cases che s5o
and tie sense has been produced By con.
stant work, much thought, great care sn4
untiring efforts, bodily and mentally.
/, is not that many men do net apprs-
cialo these things, and fsal p glow oi grsai.
sasn iSa ~ s.'' - slsS
but they are SO selfish In that fodE1rx
They don't come out with hearty "Why.
how pleasant you make things look, rifaf"
or, Al am Obliged to you fo~ tsking 40
much pains" They thank the tailor for
giving them sits;" they thsak the man ss
tho full omnibus who gives thcm s scat,
they thank the young lady who mosos
along in the concert room; in short, they
thank everybody aid everything out Of
doors because il ia tho custom; and thsy
come home, tip their chairs back and shax
heels up, pull cut tho newspaper. gruufSe
If wife asks them to take che baby, scold
if the FIRE has got down; or, II everything
is just right, shut their mouths With
smack of fsatisfaction, but never say 10 hes.
II thank YOU" s-gA
tell you what, men, young and old, IL
you did but show an ordinary civilily tow =
arl those common articles of housetssp.
ing, your wives; if you gave tbs Qua hun.
dred and sixtieth part Of the compliments
you almost choked them with before they
were married; if you would stop your bad.
image about who you are going TO. have
when number one is dead. (such things
wives may laugh at, but they sink deep
sometimes y if you would CEASE 10 speak
of their faults, however bantsringly, be-
fore others, fewer women would seek for
other sources of happiness than your cold.
so.so.ish affection. Praise your wife, than,
for all good qualities she has, and you nsy
rest assured that her deficiencies arc fuily
counterbalauccd by your own. 9-s T