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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada SIS
~ District tonrt of the Foureeth Judicial District
said State The People Of the State of California to OR
LANDO II HAMBLETON, Greeting:
1ou are hereby summoned to appear Md snswer the
complaint of j. n. kEERAU filed against you Samuel f.
Curtis and Hezekiah Coombs within ten days from the
service ofts writ if served you in this county, within
twenty days served you in this District and
this county and within forty days if served on You in
this State and out of this District in action commence
ed on the fourth day of February 1858 Court
for the recovery of Two Thousand dollars together with
interest thereon at the rate of two and onea
per mouth from the LIST day of May \. 1851 till paid
also for Decree of Foreclosure and sale of the mortgag
ed premises particularly noncd and forth in plain
ts bill of complaint on file in the Office of the clerk OF
said Court certified copy ofwheh is herewith served
And You are hereby notified that if you fail to answer
said complaint as herein di eecd plaintiff will take udg
mcnt gains YOU therefor by default, together with all
costs of suit and also demand the Court such other re-
Eer as is prayed for in his said complaint
lie testimony where fl Rufus Shoemaker Clerk of the
District aforesaid do hereunto hand impress the
the seal of said Court Office the city of Nevada this
4th day of February, A d. 1858.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
BY Vim. Smith, Deputy +.
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important /! !!

Having made change in our business we most earn
esyrequest those settle their accounts
A. BLOCK & co.
Nevada. Feb 5th. 1853
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NOTICE..

E BLOCK Jr. has tnis day become a partner il
E. eur firm and will continue business under thu
same name and style as heretofore
A BLOCK s. co.
Nevada Feb /, IS5s.
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On reading and filing the affidavit Of Plaintiff it is or
dered that service of ummonS be made upon said defen
dent, Orlando Hambleton. by publication in the NEVADA
JOURNAL newspaper printed and published in the town
AID county of fNevada week for three consecutive
months from the date hereof
Witness NILES SEARLS
District Judge
Attest. RUFUS SHoEMlKFR, lcrk d c.
49,. BY VIM. Smith, Dep.
Neredhth IIawley Attys for Plaintiffs. fcb4
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GREGORY & SPARKS
PRoCLAMATIo A
$4,000 Reward.

OR Dose of Epson Salts and Castor Oil. l will pay
" the latter reward for the apprehension convic
on of the person persons who have malciously
down my advertising bills, headed LOOK otf FOR TiE
COMET wherein the people informed that have the
largest and finest of DRUGS and MED
fcINEs Perfufhery, Toilet and Fancy Articles also
Paints Oils and Campfene in Nevada County.
Come and them at
GEO. o. KILBOURN'S
No. Is, Brick Store, Commercial St.
May 80 1857. Nevada
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Ranch for Sale.
G. R r. AT BAR N!!

u TX II "A IL R "A IL G. A IN :!
A NY PERSON wishing to purchase A GOOD RANCH
N on The most fdrorable terms. have the oppor-
tunity. 1t is one of the BEST STOCK HAY RANCH
ES in the mountains of California. and to want
ing to go into that pleasant business offers inducements
not often to be met with. 1t is sittsfed d Dry Greek
about mile and half Rerth-west of the Zinc House.
on the Sacramento road
1t contains two quarter sections of Land, ALL EN-
CLIO ED WITH A GOOD BRUSH FENCE, and two
or three smaller Lots in board fence and
GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW.
There isnow growing on it a CROP OF HAY, which
will yield the present season, less than Fory Tons
and Three Acres of the finest BARLEY contains anv
amount the best Garden Ground be found in the
State, about four of which is fenced and has been
cultivated for that purpose. small lot of Timothy
MeadotT well seeded and In fine coEsiition About
ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one years growth
and all the necessary tools for farming.
There is on the place number OF Large and never
failing Springs. affording abundant supply excel
lent water either for stock irrigation, the year round
1t will be sold at the reasonable rate either in
udng the present years crop without it.
5 For further particulars address, by letter, in
person, 20 n. p. BROWN
July "a, 1885, Nevada Journal Office
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NOfiCe.

Ii persons holding Liens upon the propcrft Of N
IA THAN HAWK are hereby notified to he and appear
before John Anderson J. p at his office in Nevada city
on SATURDAY the 9th day of February 1859 at III
O'clock A. N and then and there exhbif proof Of thu
same. J. NJ HAMILTON a f.ey.
Nevada January Goth 1853
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EgOnnely People, Read!

Who wants shaving soap beautiful shaving soap
And all soreness eruption, sunburn make slope
From the face, or the hands, the brow, the chin
OUCH is that fine emolent skin purifier JONFS3
~ ITALIAN SOAP For curing Eruptions, Pimples
F1eckes, unburn and discolored b, autiff
effects of Joness Italian Chemical Seap delights all who
use it, ltmakes the most coarse red and yellow skis
wite and clca Young chid's 1t is emolient and
sottening for infants AMI the havn Soap made:
Pi ice reduced to 37i cents
A Fine Hair Prcscrrer. Beautifer;
C3cdRstr dhd Tonic.
INOR thirteen Jones's Coral Hair Restorative
4 has been used. 1t is without more words now
more popular than really does the hair
grow, stops s falling. the dandruff permanent
~ and dresses the most coarse dry harsh gray light
hair soft fine, dark and silky and keeps it SO long
time Price reduced to p aad 50 cents
TVho cants IThjte Pear7y Teeth
7 AFONT'S Jamaica Soap Teeth Root i, superb den.
trifiee lathers in the mouth likssoap. delicious to
the taste, whitens the teeth, poishes (wtho njuring)
the enamel puIiies the breath and by its latherng
property eeanses the mouth, tongue and throat Ii 10
warranted Hnini Price reduced to 20 ccuts
These delicious compounds sold at the above
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
every respectable Drng in California and Ore
gon. Agent ard Proprietor + JONES, Box lsGs Post
ofhtc. San Francisco, to whom all orders be ad.
dressed. dccll.tf
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State of California. County of Nevada, ss-I Rufus
Shoemaker, County Clerk of said COUNTY, and ex-oico
Clerk of the Probate Court thereof certify the forego
ing to bea true copy ofhe original order file and
record in my office.
Witness hand and the seal of said Probate Court
r. 9 | this eth day of January A. D. 1853
l. ~ Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
jan ~ BY John S. Lambert, Dep. Clerk.
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You commanded to meet at the Court Room, Ne
vada city 1T the hof Of - o'elotk, Az NJ. FRI
DAY the 26th inst in Fatigue Dress.
BY order OF the Captain.
J.B VAN HAGEN,
f26 Orderly Sergent.
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EHo!! To Fla0zsaspsoniazas :!

CAMUEI. ADAMS celebrated Thompsonian medicines
- for sale by S. M. BAILEY,
successor T. E. Bailey, No No. 81 Main street, Ne
yada. febj
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Exchange Bath House.

Price Reduced to FIFTY CENTS /!
GEO. THOMAS Co. Propr1etors.
A FINE Bath House has been opened on Washington
n street, adjoining the American Exchange and the
prpreor hope by strict attention their business re-
ccive good share patronage. n1-tf
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A Administrators Notice.

NHE undersigned public administrator for the County
l. of Nevada will on SATURDAY, the tenth day of
March next sell at public auction for cash in hand the
following property belonging to the estate of JOHN
WALTERS two Houses and lot and appurtenances sit
uated in the city of Nevada junction of Cayoe
Oregon ravne. Said sale will be in front of the Court
House al l2 O'Clock, NJ.
fcbl2 F. + NICHOI. SON p
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The above sale is postponed to MONDAY the l5tl
day of february, A. d. 1858
y S. W. BORING. Sheriff N c.
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The at1ove sale is postponed TO MoNDAY the first
day of March.
8. w. BORING; 81 criff of Nevada Co.
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We therefore take great pleasure in being able
people of Caorniathat the Nost EnraordiRa
ry Reduction hastaken place IN TIE PRICE or LODG-
ING At
Woodward's What Cheer House
l9and l2I Sacramento and 81, SO and 81, addi
tion, Leidesdorf St
TIE price 6fLodgingis reduced to SO and 75
Cents per Night.
Lodgings in first class Single Rooms. furnished
| plete at SEVENTY FIFE CENTS per night
We have been given to understand that Lodgings by
the week can be obtained VERY LOW FIGURE
Gentlemen: Sleep is wonderful Institution but
Woodward has improved upon it greatly. by introducing
and bringing within the reach of every these Rcuown
ed Patent French Spring Beds at 80 and IS cents per
night.
The Price of Board is afso exceedingly low
Board per week So 90
Board per day 90
Per Meal -..--...--.-----. 50 cents
An extensive and atundantly supplied Reading Room
Library is also fitted up for the accommodation OF
the patrons Of this establishment.
The location of the House i such as to place it in the
business tis irec.y opposite the Mail
ship Companys Office and in the immediate vicinity
the L. S Branch Afihf.
Jus. call at the WHAT CHEER HOUSE, ll9and II;
SACRAMENTO street where YOU viii he well attended
r. b WOODWARD. Proprietor
This House is con lueted on Strictly Temperate
ndIpes fehl3
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NEVADA RIFLES-Attention

Admission-Box and Parquette 81 Pi., so cents
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81 We therefore take great pleasure in being able
form people CafornaIhat the WQst ErtraordiRd
ry Reduction has taken place in tie PRICE or LODG-
The Nevada journal., 1858-02-26

T AM INFORMED that various liquormixers of Nav
York Boston and San Francisco are EXTENSIVE civ en-
gagged in putting up in square bottles, under various ii
ties, cheap limitations of my long established and
nowned
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SCHEIDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPP
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer
% B-aver street, New York
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i nual Volume Of the SCIENTIFIC AMER
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public that i'll order to increase and stimulate
the formation of clubs, they propose to offer
One Thousand Fire Hundred Dollars in Cash
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scr,bers sent in blythe lst of January, 1853 ::
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For the largest list, $500; I'd, $3.50 ;58d,.
5000; dth $50 9th, $1O0; 9th, 500 ftb..
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

ME Subscribers take This. opportunity. ofin-
l. forming their friends and the public gen.
orally that they have bought the aboyeHO.
TEL, and arc having it refitted in the BEST pos.
sible,style for their reception. We fatter our
selves that every necessary arrangement has
been made to promote the comfort Of all who
favor us with theircompany.. Our,ROOMS ara
airy and comfortably furnished; SERVANTS
attentive and obediant. And our TABLE will
be constantly supplied with the best the season
affords. Our friends may therefore rest salts.
fed Tint every exertion will be cheerfully rem.
dercd 70 make their sejourn pleasant and agree.
able.
There will be in attendance GOOD OSTLEB
and Horses left in charge will receive particular
attention. =, -,
Gy- Persons arriving al. this Hocse mny feeq
assured that their bnggage will be promptly
sent, free Of charge, to the Carolina OF 10 eithe
of the eorgia Depots. -.
We solicit share Of the patronage of those
visiting our town.
{. 81 G. c. CUNNINGHAM,
MARY S. CUNNINGHAM,
Pfoprietors.
December II, 1851. 80 ts
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Notice to .suhscribers.


Upon cohsultqtion3%i'h our friends, Of the Alb
bevie Banncfs we have come to the following
understanding That after the Let of April,
next, wc shall charge for all subscriptions, not
paid within six months $3.50 and SO 90 if not
paid within one year. The pressure of the
Times has forced upon It's tic NECESSITY Of urg
ing prompt payment upon our Patrons The
amount due .'ls for subscription. are separated
uIsall, but in The aggregate swell to large
sum, and if not promtly paid. subject It's to
great ineonyeniences. Our payments are cash I;
and we must require our friends to enable us
to meet them.
Experiences has also impresscdsns with the
propriety of charging for Obituary Notices
which exceed certain length und we shall
hcnecforth :, charge for the excess over one
square, at The usual advertising rates.
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House building.

TNuE undsrsigned is now prepared to- do all
-E' work entrusted to his care, in the Build,
ing Line;~to Draw Plans and orectsall ilescrip.
tons Of Buildings, from one.story house to q
Court House. Is
Having received INSTRUCTIONS from tkes best
Architects in the Union, he fatters himself that
as chealfas can be done IN New York;
RErERENcEs. skiing &s.Kefum, ARCHITECTS,
Brooklyn, New York TFYn. Gainsr Aschitect,
5of NcwtYork City;S SPerrymnnsd sds w dllers New NsS,
Market; DR.. John p. Barratt, BarTattssille.
HENRY JONES.
:. GreenWoou, Oct. 10, 1855 23-ly
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Charles KembI. arr, shox,a,n D.,,,,,o,
9 During tile lastsrebearsal Of tbo .Huncb.
back at Drurv f,ane Tbeotre .Euow,cs
who personallv vsune,;n,ondo1 u,e s,.,s. IL.
roetions was. freoueptlv ANNOYED vtle re-.
much. doubted the suc6ess Of, the plav.
Charles Kembls; sthouehts the ,paft--o Sir
Thomas Clifford ln woriiiIiysofghis. talents :
le:consented, 6oweyer Is pSrtorin ait. for
his GaIgfiters sa kss Il BIG netiled i nowIes.
who would not listen to "a single suggestion.
sGiyeSif Tliomas Clifford another en-.
trance aud exit speech sd KembIe.
Ican add nothing more, replied Knowles
Here the parties turned from each otlieer,
and the business of the stage when on for
few moments longer, when twas again in
terruptcdby Kemble -
Excuse INC, Mr.. Knowles but this part
absolutel y requires an addition; SLIGHT al
teration would render it more effective. You
mast make another, speech for Sir Thomas.
Knowles colored, and, turning, abruptly
to the patrician Of the stage gave vent to
his feelings in lLcse terms -
Mister Kemble, brains arc not shin
giles, Sir; and, if they are, I am no carpen-
ter! - ~.
kemLle smiled at the odlity of the cx-
preston, and Knowles left the theatre in a
bad humor, and quito discomftcd
At night, the chickering's Of the morning
were forgottcn-tho house was crowded
with the fashion and taste Of the Enclisl,
mctropolis-thc play was applaudcd and
cheered throughout the curtain fell
amidst the most animated applause ever
heardrwithin theatre. First the author
(who, in consequence of the indsposition Of
one ofthe actors, performed the lunch
back was called for, and made his bow :;
his reception was cordial iii the extreme.
Then the fair dcJutuatc, the since famous
Fanny Kemble, who had made a deep I'M
preston IN The character of'Julia.: the boxes
pit and gallery rosesand testified their ap-
probation, andthe waving of liandkcrchiefs
=, f.; '-ss~. =. .
was universal Throughout tue building. And
next came Mr.. Charles Keuble, who an
nouncod the play for repetition, amidst n
shower, Of bouquets.
Wc]l,' said Knowles, when they were
out ofpublic view, 'wliat alteration can you
suggest now, Mr.. Kcmble9'
Nothing i'll the tert,' said Kemblc sbut
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DR.. Howley, Late Archbishop, sof canter-

Was selfmade man and ought 10 know !;
and'he said, as it was reported 10 me by
one WHO had it from his own lips, "To
achieve success in life, three things arc nee
essary-taet, prompt decision tempered by
a wiseswatiug for the time to act, and an
indomitable a0ill."s Without tact, ,Ebluudcrs
will be continually. occurring; and s;early
blunders are fatal tothe very beginning to
rise. Without patient waiting till tbespsar
is ripe, Of what use would it he to try to
force or rtopluck the fruit 81 but when the
pear is ripe, there must be hoxlesitation
about plucking.> Tact viii make him easy,
in harmless compliances,. and easy in de.
vising expsdicpts or excuses foT discreet wait
ling; but wi,Ilout fulnsss of purpose or
gasp,ths.ffit occasion will >. come in vain !;
and then The strong will may. be met by an
opposing will quite. as strong. The victory
will remain for him WHO liass the greatest
tcuacity Of will. Mature may he conquered
by patience and perseverance,, bnt mind is
ruled,by the, stronger mind. and oftener
still by The most resolute will, All this was
discussed in the presence ofa distinguished
Ffencbman, who, in asscntinga 8 H. aIl,sre-
narked-"Your Gtscc Will permit me to
add anothet elemeht of SUCCESS s-sympatIfyr'
The English accuse Haho great Napoleon
wjtba cold and narrow sclishhess. BY cal
|;cllNiol, perhaps be ayas so, but by impulse
|llles@as thoroughly sympathetic AMI as he
took histfounds, officers and men ,.wese hI
q glow with enthusiasm, for<bis epery4@erd
had had touched exactly the right Sympathetic
eboSdsih every bosom. In himssere cs,n-
bined all esot1er elements of SUCCESS and
Of greatpessFbut he owed most to this.
On anathpr oeeaslbn and very la.e.ip,life,
it is reported Of ths good Archbishop, sahs
pot wholly oblivieus. perhaps, ofhis Carly
takef fsassernewhat ceremonious in his man.
herS, and exceedingly magnificent in .lis
m@le of life, that lie was mentioning 70
those, asett him the reception 81 "a letter
from, s hunbtss but impors6fHssss clergy,
I,fpaa, asEipg ihasoi h I iassssiem, ID
osisrs pge % init Sf Tie ss assatesss 3 sisSS5rs
Etsnes ss biasel Sssl iaisgstVs Grace
E#itfs spohss aba is SssIss l oas I'M
Ffasofoa6d 6bligeda aasI rs Iass
upon Io l BE 3ps.ges es ss6sss'
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The, State of South Carolina

"A AdberiNc Distries.-Lu the Com,uon Pleas.
" '''"'' VS.. !" l's'"' Foreign Attachment.
jas. A. 1.iddell. Thomson Is Fair Astornreys
Where's the plainti6did, on the eleventh
w day of April, eighteen hundred and ft
ty sevep, filet his declaration against the De-
fendant. who, it's ssaid,' sis absent from nna
ssr wife MOI, attorney known Wittihs the same.
upon whom copy Of the sa5d g declaration
vlnightsbe served
. is therefore ,ordered,. that tho said De,
fendant do appear and plead to lie said decln-
RATION on OF. Before the twalftiS, Aplrrir,
eighteen hundred and sffyseightt henwiss
7ffnakand obsQInte JUDI dgemen ilE then be Civ
ssn. and awarded aeaip pst lin. ,S
MATTHEW McDO NALDp Or.
Clerks CMceS Apriis II, 1851 5lAly
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To the Public.

TJN1E Undersigned having sold The Anne ricau
l. Hotel to &C. CUNNINGHAM & CO.
take this occasionto return our thanks to tie
public generally for the liberal patronage he.
slowed upon us and;would solicit the same for
its present Proprietors. Respectfully.
OH. T. SCOTT & CO.
Hamburg, May 80, 1851: ' -,
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Teachers' Characteristics

An interesting paper lately read before
hesbnited Association of School-masters of
Great Britain, contains tie following gener-
atizatons: > - - -at".Arr
/. Teachers Of limited capacity, or whose
command Of lapguagesis limited, invariably
ateach best with text books, Or BY the ind-
;vldpal system of instruction. AZ
2.SMcn Of fervid imagination, having
great. command ofelanguage and enthusi-
asm Of character, almost Invariably become
superior teachers.
3.iDecision Of character almost iivaria-
bly, forms an elehentin tile qualifications 81
a superior teacher. - -,
/, A.: Men who are deficient in. general
knowledge and enthusiasm of character are
genefally bad teachers, even though they
may possess great, technical requirements.
5IAnseannest,mau, imbded with the love
Of children, is Afely a bad teacher, W.
G. The%leve Of teaching is geuetally as
sociated with the capacity for it, but the
conversedoes not gcnerally'h0ld true.
III. A. man of supodor teaching pa#ssss
,teaehipg welLby the national metboa.-s:
Bat he wilEalways teach Best by thatanetIs
Gd'Shlsh s;a is suited to lis peculiar capabili-
8: Nsse sA'Iy teach badly when they
attsRpt to teach, ,too s,npch, or whcne they
DO not duly preparetheir lessons.
issS Rnesence, fmind and that .seIfcopfi.
dsnse which il Based on seIf:ksowlsdge,
are essential slsmehts insa coed teachers
'nas''ss Es~,s.- .sss
10 Spccessgia tsael,ingsis more aepen.
dent upon the capgbililies ssaaslM iot
fIap upon lliss eehnicsi { scaaiia.
saspts. Tsaelling boasf is,sSt talWsysh d spsos. IS
eAsa wife VIII superior talenh Or acquire,
r nsnss ss' .:..s !. s,:'.
II W fdals improves By SS sape and .9dse 4,
piano do@s1St neitler dpsss "a beIl.-s TIafs
fthspss 3 sHgaftS in pfoyepentafor flliis fliiss
| tlrst: A,:, X s;ysass het afleIgstss thsal
siIsss aiIl sss s.isasa asah, hsn' p
esa lion, and you
19haRGg t6s sssua az .ils} sjnaouaiisihs |:
ssboe s'alsssk I'D l|ass.t tiiss sSsr'
f:Iel l1tg q aE 5ro6 ship; anJ sp6a Aa i6e
s1es,si dssut'of a .bslf ly.iIunznns,
|s!9s N 6 s g s''lS !s q 81
kSe6tlapd, when 81 NSige Twelve 95s ~
Etwpjor tFgs sfrokes asess kthcf ,AQd, ,cj6kiS
|eths8 rins ssbieh aodu11 ~:
!! ] & ! s|lI;s's