Nevada national., 1859-03-26
old EnIIacics Broken Down.
THE EEsisrLEs> PROGRESS OF Truth.


PoPUiUs ruh decipi. -" The people
love to be deceived ' ght have been true
saying in the days Of Horace. but it is not
so in this enlightened age. The promp-
ttude with which the sick. in all parts of
the world. have abandoned the old pal
liatlve mode o medical treatment. for
the eXpulsory iymtem Of Professor IIollo-
way. proves that the people can distinguish
between mere suppression and radical cure.
aad that neither the prestige OF professional
position, nor the scntcn;'ous dogmatism Of
the ritualist o the schools, can blind them
to the wonderful results Of new practice.
which never makes the mistake Of killing
the patient instead of the disease In the
United States. as in all other regions of the
earth Holloway remedies have popularized
themselves Il is true that the victims OF
disease have been invited through the press
to give them a trial; but is equally true that
every trial has made new proselytes, and
that every prnselyto thus obtained has made
hundred more. Tl'y have Income the
household meiic,ncs Of nearly every family.
Incredible a. such a statement may seem
and unparalleled a- such result uudouhted-
ly is. they are verified. we understand by
The books Of Professor Holloway establish
ment iu New luk
III our crowded cities where. at certain
.s.-"u-.'l.. malaria eNheicd by an almost
yer.i--. -a.. 3D.. ptui .f- -osr~r cr deadly
e' denies in the new settlement Of the
West. here fever aHd ague. dyscntery. and
other diseases common TO that region. pro-
siraie The population Of who'll districts at
once aud IN lLc >Wamps and blyous Of the
South the Pills have saved the lie Of thou
sands. while in eases of scroiula aud cutane
Gus d seasc. the Ointment is considered 10y
all classes. aud ia all sections. indispensable
to thorough care. These are facts undenied
and uuCLailengel. and who will be haidy
onon-h TO question the value Of remedies
fortified hy such credentials :-BostoH
. Trar.Htr.
ArRE.-Wc learn that Miss Grsnice is
organizing Thaoirical Corps, in San Fran
cisco. ond viii soon pay the mountain towns.
visit Miss Grancc has obtained consider
able celebrity as a writer as well as theat-
rical artist and the Honolulu papers. whence
She has Just retur. "a. are loud in her praise
If she secures the services of a good compa-
ny, she will probably meet with success; but
with a nambly-pamby class. such az too Of
ten are brought to the mountains.i it will hard
~ pay. 1t is great mistake that managers
are too apt to fall into, that the citizens of
our mining towns. cannot appreciate good
playing. and that enything-no matter how
poor. will do for them Give Us good play
ing, aud they will be supporte handsomely.
We shall be pleased to see Miss Granice with
a good company.
ENrEEss FAyoRs.-S P. Dorsey Of Wells.
Fargo & Co.'S. brought US the first New York
papers on the arrival Of the last Steamer
Jno Roberts Of Freeman & Co.'S brought us
the first Steamer news by delivering the
Marysyille papers. Freeman & Co have po-
4 litely handed US, each day, exchanges from
all parts Of the State.
/ CALIFORNIA CULTuRIsT for March has been
received. 1t is filled with useful information
/ for the farmer ard gardener. While the cit
izens Of this place are setting out trees and
cultivating them, the CUiiuViSf is a neces
sity. One number OF it will save any man
who wants to grow tree, more than twice
/ its cost.
/ LEGISLATIVE FAyORs.-We have received
from Nessrs. Caldwell and Armstrong, val
liable documents. Senator Lansing has fur
nished us with many large bundles of news
papers and reports and bills aud speeches
While much Obliged" we beg to suggest
that We get by exchange, all the daily news