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BY TELEGRAPH,
Expressly for the Joof nal.
San Francisco, Feb. 9, 8 o’clock, P. M.
The San Francisco wrecked yesterday at the
heads; lies in a bad condition, and no hope is
entertained of saving any part of vessel or
cargo.
The Senatorial question has been mad the
special order of the day for the Gth of March.
A notice has been given of a bill to submit
the permanent location o! the State Capital to
•the people.
Mr. A. A. Sargent has engaged in the
litudv of the legal profession in this city. We
•wish him success in his new pursuit, to which
he is peculiarly fitted.
A Deei* Hole. — A correspondent of the
Union Democrat gives a description of the
-deepest hole” in the diggings, at Weaver
ville, Trinity county. The shaft was sunk by
a man named Sties, for the purpose of finding
the bed rock, and was commenced early in 1851.
The work has been prosecuted by means of
subscriptions, concerts, Ac. until recently, when
a company of five was formed for that purpose.
“The shaft is about five feet in diameter, and
th«s far a trifle over seven hundred feet deep.
At about the depth of one hundred and fifty
feet they came to water, wheih troubled them
for some time. Finally, they came below the
spring, and at the distance of two hundred aud
twenty feet came to foul air, where Mr. Hites
came near losing his life. This difficulty, how
ever, was obviates I by building a small clay
furnace upon the top of the ground, and attach
ing a horse or ventilator to it, which was low
ered to the bottom, when, by keeping a fire
burning above in the furnace, the air below
became perfectly pure and healthy. This plan
has been continued to this time.
-The windlass was worked over one year by
hand, but now the dirt and rock is raised by
horse power. No blasting has been done since
the commencement of the work—all having
been operated on by the best and sharpest of
picks—and in many instances single boulders
have been penetrated through 'JO feet in thick
ness. The most singular of ail is. that the col
or of the gold is to be found through the entire
mass of rock and the various strata which have
liecn perforated, from the top to the bottom
thus far.”
The work is progressing slowly, night and
dav. The probability Is it must be sunk four
or five hundred feet further.
fegr- Our merchants trading below would do
well to notice the advertisement of Meeker &
Co., Sacramento, who offer the most favorable
inducements.
nrr* Passengers on the steamboats were car
ried to Han Francisco from Sacramento, on
Monday last fur 50 cents each. Rather cheap
for a healthy business.
DEATHS.
In Philadelphia, Pa., on 2d Dec , Ceokoiasa, daughter
ol Mary A. and (Jeo. 1! Morrell.of that pace.
Masonic.
rKI cvada Lodg'C,‘ N »< I i- F. k A M. meets every
, * V Wednesday mid Saturday Evenings, at their Lodge
Room on Broad “treet. Visit ini; brothers are invited to
attend. J AS. FITZ JAMES, W. M.
C. 11. Patcium, Secretary. liS-lv
H D A VIS—H AN KE k 7
FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING. BROAD STREET,
NEAR PIN ft, NEVADA.
■"VRAKTS AT SIGH r. in sums to suit, drawn by Bur-
JLF goj ne ic Co. and Page, ilacon Co.
, Page Si Raeon, St. Louis.
iiebee Si Co New \ork.
American Exchange Rank, New York.
Atlantic Hank, B*?sltj*'.
J. K. Thayer v Bro Boston.
Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia.
-losiah Leo A - Co Haiti more.
Louisiana Slate Hank N. Orleans.
Hutchings Si Co Louisville.
J". S. Goodman Si Co Cincinnati.
S. Jones A Co Pittsburgh.
K. Hath & Co., London.
llottengar tt < 'o Paris.
ir<‘ old Dust bought. Treasure received on deposit
Feb. 11>, 1831. 11. DAVIS.
BOOKS J BOORSir IJOOKSITT
tJJAVE RECEIVED by late arrivals from New York
large additions to my previous Stock of
Bound & Blank Books, Stationery, See.
Including a large variety of Bound Hooks, by standard
authors. Complete Setts of Russia bound Account Hooks,
full and hall bound Cap and Quarter Blank Hooks, Tuck
Memorandums. Diary's for 1554, Pass and Time Books,
white, blue, bath, gilt, ruled, plain and fancy Letter paper.
English and American Foolscap Paper—Ruled ajjd Plain,
Lawyer's Long Fold and English Brief Paper; Embossed,
■(Jilt. Damask. Laid, Plain and Ruled Note Paper ; a large
variety of Huff and White Envelopes, also assorted sizes of
I<egal and Clolh Envelopes ; embossed, plain, ivory, en
amelled, note and wedding envelopes. Red. blue and
black INKS, of all sizes...
School Books for sale cheap. Every variety of Play ing
Cards—numbering over 30 different hinds—by the gross
or otherwise
Owing to my large stock of Novels and Cheap Publica
tions. 1 have this day reduced them to New York prices,
viz. at I’s and 50 cents each. ,
A large lot of GOLD PENS manufactured to order—just
received by the last Steamer. Also Fine Pocket Cutlery,
Port Folios. Albums, Ac.
ry- Newspapers. Magazines and Novels. received bv
•very steamer. Subscription received for Newspapers.
Magazines and Periodical.
JCHAS. W. MULPOUD,
A, the Office of Wells. Fargo &. i o.
♦3lf Main Street, Nevada.
THE BRITMI UI VIMEULIES,
AND
BLACKWOODS MAGAZINE
LEONARD. SCOTT & Co., New York, continue to re
oublish the following British Periodicals, viz :
1 THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW.
(Conservative )
2. The EDINBURGH REVIEW. (Whig.)
3. The NORTH BRITIbH REVIEW, (Free
Church.)
4. The WESTMINSTER REVIEW', (Liberal )
5. BLACKWOODS EDINBURGH Magazine
fiery.]
The present critical state of European affairs will r**n
-1 der Ihese publications unusually interesting during the
year 1*54. They will occupy a middle ground between
the hastily written news items, crude speculations, and
tiring rumors of ihe daily Journal, and the ponderous
Tome of the future historian. w. men after the living in
terest and excitement of the great political events of the
lime shall have passed away It is to these periodicals
'hat readers must look tor the only really intelligible and
reliable history of current events, and as such, in addi
ction to their well established literary, scientific, and theo
logical character, we urge them upon the consideration
of the reading public.
Arrangeme ids are in progress for the receipt of early
sheets from the British Publishers, by which we shall Im
able to place all our re-prints in the hands of subscriber'*,
about as soon as they can be furnished with the foreign
eftpiee. Although this will involve a very large outlay on
our part, we shall continue to furnish the Periodicals at
■nl the same low rates as he-etpfore, viz :
For any one of the four Reviews, per annum 00
For ahy two of the four Reviews, 5 00
For any three of the four Reviews, 7 00
J-’or all four of the Reviews 8 00
For Blackwood's Magazine . . . " 3 00.
For Blackwood and three Reviews, 9 00
For Blackwood and four Reviews 10 00
, PAYMENTS to be made in all cases IN ADVANCE.
Money current in the state whore issued will be received
at par. .
CLUBBING.
A discount of twenty five per cent from the above pri
s will be allowed to clubs ordering four or more copies
any one or more of the above works. Thus ; Four
pies of Blackwood, or of one Review, will be sent to
ie address for $9; four copies of the four Reviews and
ackwood for 530: and so ou.
POSTAGE.
in all the principal Cities and Towns, these works will
delivered, through agents, FREE OF POSTAGE—
hen sent by mail, the postage to any part of the United
stee wilt be but 24 Cents a Year for -Blackwood,
d but 12 Cents a y ear ,or each of the Renews.
Remittances and communications should always be ad
essed, post paid, to the Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & Co.,
54 GOLD STREET, NEW YORK.
N B—L. S. &Co have recently published, and have
w for sale, the “ FARMER’S GUIDE,” by Henry Ste
ens, of Edinburgh, and Prof. Norton, of Yale College,
tw Havon, complete in 2 vols., royal octavo, containing
X) pages, 14 steel and 600 weed engravings. Price in
isliu binding, $6. ~, „ ~. ,
I3T This work is not the ol*4 “Book of Ihe Farm. late
RESi'sciTATSP and thrown upon the market
San Francisco Advertisements.
DR. J. C. YOUNG has removed his office from No. 22CJ-
Dupont street, to the corner of Montgomesy and Cal
ifornia streets, opposite the banking fiottte ot Page, Bacon
& Co., where he will be happy to consult with his former
patrons, and treat scientifically and discretion all those
who may require the services of a Physician. The success
of Dr, Young since his advent in this state has been with
out a parallel, and he hopes by continued and untiring
application to his profession, io remove from the public
mind that lack of confidence which has so unhappily ex
isted In regard to the Medical Profession in the state of
California.
Ornc*—Corner of Montgomery and California streets
up stairs, opposite (he Banking House of Page. Bacon &
Co.. San Francisco P S.—All letters enclosing SIP
will receive immediate attention. Direct Box 736, Post
Office. Feb 3-1 m
“The Pioneer.”
A CALIFORNIA MONTHLY’MAGAZINE OF SCIENCE’
OF LITEBATUF.E AND ART.
be issued monthly, and as near as possible or.
ww the same day of each month. The first number
will appear on the 23d inst. It is hoped by the projectors
that it will he snppoited entirely by California talent.
It will contain about sixty pages, and will be published
and conducted as nearly as possible after the style of the
Knickerbocker. Its plan is sufficiently comprehensive,
and its contemplated size sufficiently large, to allow free
scope for any department of literature, and it will afford
ample space for the free discussion of the most important
political and scientific subjects of the day. It will conse
quently in that respect possess an advantage over the dai
ly papers, whose columns cannot ojten afford room for
the proper consideration of many important questions
which almost daily come before the public. It will also
open a fine field for those who’are desirous of distinguish
ing ‘hemselves in Poetry. Belles Letters, and the more
flowery uaths of literature, whose contributions will al
waes be we'coine. Each number will contain a brief ab
stract of the most important decisions of the Courts, a
carefully compiled table of the vari uts meterelogicsi
changes which may have been observed during the month
in the climate, tides and atmosphere of San Francisco, and
a summary of the most important events that have taken
place during the month, so that while it may be desired
ns a source of amusement, it is hoped it will "also possess
some value as as a book of reference and be worthy of
preservation.
Its editorial management will he in the hands of per
sons of acknowledged ability and tried experience in the
onduct of periodical publications, and no effort will he
c pared on the part of the publishers to make it worlhy of
Hie noble state in which it lias its origin, and whose litera
ture it is expected in a measure to embody, and of the
patronage of its subscribers.
All communications, conirtlielions. Ac., must he ad
dressed to VV. 11. .1. BROOKS & 00.,
Jan. 6 fcb3-lm 157 Montgomery street.
Sign of ihe “WOODEN SAILOR,”
Thomas Tennent,
MA THEM A TICAL AND
-A autiral Instrument A faker, Fire
proof building, corner of Front
street ami Long Wharf, San Fran
cisco.
U. S. Agency for the sale of gov
ernment charts.
Agency lor Lieut Maury’s Wind
:icl Current charts.
A
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gif- : mss.
cLh V • -«
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Agency for Ringgold's charts.
Surveying and A’autieal instruments, spyglas
ses, drawing instruments, &c, of the best manu
facture.
Charts of every description constantly on hand.
Having learned my business in the manufactory
of the celebrated Wm J. Young ef Philadelphia, I
guarantee that all my work will be executed in the
same manner as at that establishment. Dec. 9 33-3 m
WANTED.— A copy of the Nevada Journal of Sep
tember 23, 1853, for which n liberal price will be paid by
NATHANIEL P. BROWN, at this office.
Temperance Meeting - every Monday evening nl
the Rev. Mr. Tausey'sChurch. Exercises commencing at
7 o’clock. [if] .1. It. TANSEY.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF TIIK YOXIK MINING COMPANY. FUR
the year euding January Ist, 1854.
Capital Stock, $50,000 00
Cash received on capital stock last year, 770 00
Balance kuo on Capital Stock, 1.810 00
Received from sale of water, Ac 18.265 Cl
Amount c.fpended 17,16 C 50
Indebtedness, 4.250 90
ROUT CURRAN, President,
JOSEPH GARDNER, Trustee,
JOHN 11. MONTGOMERY,
Treasurer and Trustee.
On this 17th day of January, A. 1). 1854. appeared Isaac
Gill before ins. T. .1. Burgess. Justice of the Peace, for
sai.l county. Stale and township, who, being duly sworn,
savs (lie within report is correct.
ISAAC GILL. Sec’y Y. M. Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th day of Jan
uary, A 1). 1854. T. J. BURGESS, Justice Peace.
Established hi 1819*
MEEKER & CO.
K STREET, CORNER OF 4th, SACRAMENTO
■SavvYEnow on hand, purchased at the present
** Unprecedented Low Prices- their usual
large assortment of Groceries, Provisions. Liquors, Sec ,
which they offer for sale At Prices to suit the present
depressed state of trade and stringency of the Money Mar
ket.
Persons purchasing of us may expect to get articles of
the best quality attuo very lowest prices
Keb. 7th, 1854. MEEKER k CO.
N. B.—No necessity forgoing to San Francisco to pur
chase Goods at less than eastern prices 42-2 m
BOOKS!BOOKS!
BELIEVING that the high price of books has been a
hindrance to reading, and prejudicial to general in
telligence, W. P. BROWNE, has opened a
Cheap Book Store <s• circulating Library,
on Broad street, two doors below the U. 8. Hotel, where
he will sell or loan books at one third lower rates than
they can be durchascd for elsewhere in Nevada. Having
made arrangements with a friend at the Bay to forward
hooks, he will constantly add to his supply all the new
works of popular and standard authors.
Also, Atlantic, San Francisco and Skcramcnto papers.
Magazines. Ac,
For the accommodation of his customers he will keep
on hand POSTAGE STAMPS and STAMPED ENVEL
OPES, at government price. 41—3 m.
RANCH FOR SALE , —The ranch known
CJr.'.Tlr as the ZINC HOUSE RANCH, lying on the Ne
vadn and Sacramento road, about twenty five
miles from Nevada City, consisting of about four hundred
acres of End, principally enclosed, with a large and com
modious house Iheaeon, known as the Zinc House, and
stables and outbuildings, will be sold- together with
said improvements, at Public Vendue for cash
to the highest and best bidder, at 11 o'clock A. M.,
On the 15th day ofFcbruary- 1854
The sale will take place on the premises, mid at the time
and place of sale the metes and hounds will be pointed
out. The sale will be made under and by virtue of a
power of attorney made and executed on The Bth day of
December, 1353, by James W. Thrift to Jesse Moore, and
recorded in the office of the Recorder of and for Nevada
county. By the terms of said power of attorney, said Jes
se Moore being authorized to sell and dispose of said
property if two cortain promissory notes due to said Moore
from said Thrill,for Ihe respective stuns ofssoo and $lOOO.
witu interest, and secured by mortgage on sairl property
remain unpaid in whole or in part, cm the first dav of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1854. JESSE MOORE.
Feb. I,—tl-3w Attorney for Janies VV. Thrift
Administrators Sale.
IN pursuance of nn order of the Probate Court of
Nevada county, made Jan. 26. 19.34, we will sell
at public sale, on Saturday the 11th day of Feb.,
A. D. 1854, at the United States hotel, on Broad
street, Nevada city, in said county, between the
hours of 9 o’clock A- M., and 4 o’clock P. M , 3-5 of
1-2 of l-9th of G' >LD TUNNEL, it being - the proper
ty of one I. T. Hirst, deceased.
Wc will sell also at private sale, several FAT
CATTLE, now grazing on Bear river.
CALEB RESELL,
LEWIS F. SHEETS.,
Admrs. of estate of I T. Hirst, deed.
Caution*
1 LL persons arc hereby forbidden to negotiate a note for
* two hundred dollars drawn the 28lh of June 1853, by
Coryden Coston and Charles Holden, in favor of Nicholas
Dunlap, said note being given without consideration.
38:lm» CORYDEN COSTON.
Grass Valley, Jan. 9th, 1853. CHAB. HOLDEN,
H. DAVIS,
FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE. BROAD STITSET,
HAS IN STORE
20.000 lbs. Sack snd Barrell Flour ;
7,500 lbs. Irish Potatoes; 58,000 lbs. Barley;
4.000 tbs Butter, large and small packages;
5.000 lbs Bacon Sides and Haras,
1,009 lbs Lard; 3.000 lbs Clear Pork;
2.000 lbs Chop Feed; 7,500 lbs Iron and Steel;
1.700 lbs Sperm Candles; 30 kegs Nails;
35<t cases Shelf Goods, comprising every vgriety of
Frulls. Vegetables, Fowl Meats, &c.
ALSO— A general assortment of Queen* snd Hard
Ware, Mining Tools, Ac. The abovr goods have been
purchased for CASH, and will be sold at prices to suit the
lime*. Nevada, Jan’y 6th. 1354. 11. DAVIS.
Information Wanted
OF LORENZO PALMER, from Jefferson county, Wis
consin. When last heard from, he was at work on
the Midele Yuba tn May, 1853. Any person knowing of
his whereabouts, will confer a favor and relieve the
anxiety of his friends, by addressing a few lines to
41—2 w WALTER G. DYE, San Francisco, Cal.
Administrator’s Notice*
NOTICE is hereby given that aH persons having
claims against the estate of Besjamix W. Halsey,
deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with
the qouebers thereof to the undersigned, within 10 months
from the date hereof, or they will be forever barred ; and
all persons owing debts to said estate are required to come
forward and nay the same. WILLIAM W. HALSEY.
Administrator, American Bakery. Nevada city
Nevada, Feb’y 3d, 1831—11-lm*
San Francisco Advertisements,
TO Fishermen—The subscribers hare received, ex
* t earless and other late arrivals, an extensive assort
ment of Hauling seines, for salmon', herring, smelt
sardines and perch Ashing ;
Salmon gill nets ; tikes, &c ;
Linen and cotton seine twine ;
Shoe thread, a superior article;
Fish hooks and lines, suitable for this season’s Ashing,
For sale by CHAPIN & SAWYER.
janl3-lm 127 Sansome street,San Francisco.
YSOXUC*—>IOO i bbls clear Pork; 500 boxes Adamantine
« Caudles; 110 tierces sugar cured Hams; 100 bxs French
Candles; 2,500 lbs extra Clear Bacon; 50 bxs Sperm Candles
25° Krk * ns ,lew June Butter; 200 cases Olive Oil;
IUO cases Lard, small tins; 500 doz Teneut’s Ale A Porter:
100 kegs Leaf Lard; 100 baskets Champagne;
300 } bbls cr’d Sugar; 2i 0 doz Kenselt’s and Halt. Oyeters;
50.000 lbs No I China Sugar: 350 dor Fresh Peaches;
200 I and » bbls Dried Apples; 200 cases ass’d Spices;
500 half hhds Meal; 500 reams Wrapping Paper.
For sale by GOOD MAN & CO„
Dec 2-3 t is 62 California st.
" i pEiwnvAL
TENNINGS & BREWSTER hare removed
tW to the Granite store, No. 72 Battery street.
opposite J. Middleton’s Auction house, where they are
prepared to show as large and desirable stock of Keady
made Clothing as can be found in San Francisco. Nov24-lm
LORD & WEBB,
IMPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND
STATIONERY, No. 132 Sansome street, between Mer
chant and Washington, San Francisco, have in store a
large and varied stock of Blank Books. Stationery and
Paper of everv description, received by late arrivals from
New York, which they offer for s 1c at the lowest prices,
consisting in part of
BLANK BOOKS—FuII and Half Bound ;
PAPERS—Letter,cap, brief, bill, bath, common and pock
et post;
PRINTING and WRAPPING PAPERS—assorted sizes
and qualities;
INKS—Maynard it Noyes’, David & Black’s, and Arnold’s
fluid; .
PLAYING CARDS—Onhon’s. IfnrtV, Felt's and Fisk’s;
PENCILS— Faber’s, Fay’s, lias kill’s and Mordant’s wri
ting unit drawing;
ENVELOPES—Buff, white, enameled and fancy, letter,
note ar 1 official.
ALSO—
Copying and Beal t reuses; Combs;
Letter Hooks;
Letter Clips;
Chess Men;
Backgammon board.-;
Dice:
Dominoes;
Steel Pens of all kinds;
Gold Pens;
Patent Rubber;
Rubber bands;
Blotting Paper and Boards;
Card Board;
Printers’ Cards;
Wafers and Sealing Wax;
Port monnaies;
Pocket Hooks;
Brushes;
Indelible Ink ;
Carmine Ink;
Notarial seals and wafers;
Gum Labels;
Colton and linen twine;
Whitney’s. Draper’s and Sll
■ liman’s inkstsnds;
Pocket Inkstands;
Sand Boxes;
Wafer Cups,
Letter Stamps;
Paper Folders;
Paper Weights;
Black Sand;
Plain and Fancy Note Paper;
Banker’s cases. Motto seals. Pocket Cutlery, Sec
We are constantly receiving additions to tho above stock
to which we invite the attention of the trade,
LORD &. WEBB.
132 Sansome at., bet. Washington and Merchant,
Dec lti-3m is San Francisco.
J. B« WEiK, Provision Merchant,
ffeffers for sale ; 600 Firkins choice Orange Co,
Butter ; 3eu ca. refined Lard in 10 and 20 lbs. Tins.
100 bbls Leaf Lard, Pork. Hams, Bacon, &c
-.junO-lm ’ J. B. WEIR, 48 Front st. San Francisco.
NAILS —160 kegs Nails. .or sale by
ALONZO WHEELER, 84 and 86 Davis st
SOAP —100 b&xcs No. 1 Soap, 80 lb. boxes ;
150 small 1 toxes fancy Soap. For sale
by ALONZO WHEELER, 84 and 86 Davis st
TTfHISKEY-
V V 100 bbls. Old Monongabciu \\ liukey;
50 “ Rye; ’
100 half bills, old Mononpahela. For sale by
ALONZO WHEELER, 84 and 86 Davls st.
BRANDY —lOC one-eighth casks Am. Brandy, for
sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
84 and 86 Davis st , .Van Francisco.
PORT WlNE—Toinvalids and the lovers of pure
Port Wine. 1 otiei for sale 10 casks of “Laude
mon’s” best. ALOJfZO WHEELER,
84 and 86 Davis street, San Francisco.
MANILLA ROPE— loo coils Manilla rope, 3to
1 1 inch, for sale by ALONZO WIIEEL ER,
84 and 86, Davis st., San Francisco.
100 dozen Ames’ long handle shovels;
100 *’ Rowland's long.handle shovels;
50 “ Old Colony 4i “ “
50 “ Ames’ s-hort “ “
50 “ Rowland’s * “ “
25 “ Kimball's patent short handle shovels
for sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
84 and 86, Davis street, S. V.
off A IDS ; —g.i,Uuo J.a Lima Regalia Segars ;
£3 30,000 La Primavera “ “
20.000 El Loon dc Oro “ “
40.00(i Mam ul Amorca “ “
40,0(>l) SliPkespeare *♦ “
For sale by ALONZO W HEEL ER,
Dec3o-lm 84 and 86 Davis street. *
V i » 0 cases Imperial Tea 2lb Cuddies;
•» • 1 «v g Gunpowder Tea, 2 lb caddies, of su
perior quality, for sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
84 and 86 Davis st., San Francisco.
CIOFFEE —K 0 boxes ground Coffee. Ilb papers,
/For sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
DecSMm 84 and 86 Davis st,
LEMON SYRUP; 150 cases Lemon Syrup, For
sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
Dec3o-lift 84 and 86 Davis street.
EX COM ET—4O dozen Ames’ long handle Shov
els, bright cast-steel, round point.
For sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
84 and 86 Davis street.
EX HURICANE —IO dozen Rowland's long
handled, bright, east-steel, roundpoint Shov
els. For sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
84 and 86 Davis street.
VINEGAR —250 bbls pure Cider Vinegar, for
sale by ALONZO WHEELER.
B4 and 86 Davis street.
PIANO FORTE.—One splendid Rosewood Pi
ano 6 3-4 octaves, Nunns & Fisher’s make, for
sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
84 and 86 Davis street.
PO PAT OKS—BOO sacks Potatoes free from worm
or rot. For sale by A. WHEELER,
Dec3o-lm 84 and 86 Davis st., S. Francisco.
Goodman & Bros.,
Front street, San Francisco,
WHOLESALE dealers in Butter, Cheese,l,ard,
Pork, Bacon, Hams, Beef, Fish, Rice and
Meal. sep!6-3m
JAS. H. GOODMAN. OEO. E. GOODMAN. LUCIUS BELL.
OIL, &CAIIPIIENE.
Wm. Bailey, Manufacturer of Sperm, Polar
and Black Fish Oils,
Also Cnmphcne and Burning Fluid. Qualities in all sales
guaranteed.
Manufactory Battery st. between Pine and Bush. 33-3 m
For Sale —A Beautiful Farm
ON DRY CREEK, five miles above Kentucky
House, known as Van Court’s Ranch. It con
tains tour hundred and eighty acres, three hundred
of which is located or purchased with ejehool War
rants ; about two hundred acres are
Enclosed with a First Rate Fence.
The whole tract is susceptible of cultivation. The
Buildings are a Good Frame House, thirty by twen
ty feet. The crop this last year raised was equal to
any in Northern California, and amounted to
Over Nine Thousand Dollars.
Any amount of stock, sufficient to carry on fanning
will be sold with the premises, if desired. Also,
Reaping Machines, Seed Drills , sc.
For terms, apply to A. VAN COURT,
25-2m # on the premises.
For Sale.
THK SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE in Nevada
city,
20 Tons first rate Hay.
The above is in fine order, and will be sold low for cash.
32-tf A. B. GREGORY.
SUMMONS.
STATE OF CGLIFORNIA, Nevada County, Township
of Nevada, ss. Justice’s Court, before T. W. Colburn,
Justice of the Peace. The People of the Slate of Califor
nia. to Robert Jenkins. You are hereby summoned to
appear before the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at
his office in said township, on Monday the 27th day of
April, A. D. 1854, at 10 o’clock A. M. to answer the com
plaint ofE. R. Budd, who demands of you the sum of
one hundred and fifty dollars, alleged to be a balance due
for certain mining claims sold von. as more fully set forth
in said complaint, npW on file in rfiy office. On failure so
to appear and answer, Judgment will be rendered against
you forthe eum of one hundred and fifty dollars, damages
and costs of suit Given under my hand, this 23rd
day of January, A. D. 1854. T. VV. COLBURN,
40-3 m Justice of the Peace.
TTOHN’S Premium Flour; Ames’ S. H. Shovels;
** Sulffock in tins, do; Collins’Axes;
Chile do; Adams’ Plows:
Buckwheat do; Nails;
Ready Made Clothing; Boots.
A Large and General Assortment of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Foreale by HOLT,
Marvsville. Dec. 28th. South cs«t rsrner of Plsra
Especial manifestation.
“ The Spirits are around !“ You’d better b’lieve it ! ”
L; P. FRISBIE, MEDIUM! 1
At the corner of Main and Washington sts.,
this teeffeod of informing all snch umrapressible individuals as are incapable of receiving
ii spiritual Manifestations mi the Rochester Plan, that Jie is to ** * S
INTRODUCE SPIRITS of every variety of potency, so that they may be
\V ithout the aid of the Balance Pole, Upon any Dinner Table.
WRcn they will go through various maneuvres, as ’ong as they are circulated in conjunction with c>Lr
ok Tumblers, whos; unique performances arc better felt than described ** ° '
The whole lobe accompanied bv Frisbie’s Celebrated
BORN BAND.
N. B. No. 1, Gentlemen in want of "aid and comfort” in tire above way, will make application at
IS BNo 2 ; None but Good Spirits “on hand consequently no one need fear to have pal.ned off
upon them an indifferent article. p
Remember the name of the Media m, XT'flHt B SiHSSK]*
- 19-11 corner or - Main anti Washington sts, Nevada city. California.
GRAND ATTRACTION!!
Rosenheim & Brother,
Main street, first door below Phelps’ Plotcl,
RESPECTFULLY inform their mends and the public in ceneral, tli ,t they have now on hand, and
are consta ntlyeceiving, The Richest and Most Extensive Stock of 1
Watches and Jewelry
Ever offered in the Mountain city, tfenristinir in part of
Magic cased Gold Hunting Levers,Cylinder Escapements,Detached Levers Leinncs Ac
The make of Tobias, Johnson, Bces’ey, French, etc. Also, Silver Watches of difforont i a ’j"
Fob and Vest Chains of the latest stvles ; Seals, Keys, etc. to match together with n fi I k nds f Guard,
other Jewelry; such as Gold Pencils, Pens, Tnjmblcs Buckles, slides, Breast Pins Rinofjocketf
Broaches, < harms, and »T?reat many other articles in their line, too numerous to mention would
.SecS Ek 'of lools ° US SCnd '" S IWnU t 0 ,helr fricnds at home', to our well
P. S. California Jewelry of almost every description made to order; Watches.'Clocks and
Chronometers carefully repaired at the shortest notice.
31 3m Rosenheim Sl Bro,
WILLIAMSON & DIWLEY
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and patrons
that they will CONTINUE BUSIN WS
At the Old Stand on Main Street,
Where a FULL ASSORTMENT of choice WINES and
LIQUORS can always be found. Dec23-35-2m
€reat Discovery.
New Extension Diggings Eclipsed I
By ARCHIBALD A. McALLISTEH & Co.,
AT THE MEAT MARKET,
New Building, Foot of Main and Broad Streets.
THE great discovery has been made that the Best Beef
and Vegetables in Nevada can always be found us
above They kill none but American Cattle of the
best quality, and keep always on hand a good supply of
meats of all kind, and game. Also, Vkoetabi.es,
the best that the market affords. 35-2 in
The Business of the White Hall Stables
Will be continued by the nddersigned. who has stable
room for OVER ONE HUNDRED HORSES, a GOOD
CORRAL and AVAGON YARD, and plenty of HAY and
BARLEY. Travelers apd Wagoners will And tins the
best place in town lor their animals. Also, A Grizzly
Bear can be seen at the same place. Oct. -7lb, 1853.
27*3in JAMES HOEL.
HAIRDRESSING AND
BATHING ROOMS.
HE UNDERSIGNED may always be found at
Vi a ir Saloon connected with Phelps Hotel, on
Main street, where they will
Attend to Shaving’ and Hair Dressing
In the best manner.
They have fitted up in connection with their Saloon,
some Elegant Bathing Booms, Where they are
prepared to furnish at all hours,
WARM AND COLD BATHS
Their Terms are moderate, and they trust by careful at
tention to business to tneri£palrumige.
Nevada, Dec. lb, 1853.-34*1 f FISHER & RUGG.
MEDICAL CARD.
DR. W. a. ALBAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OFFERS his professional services to the citizens of
Nevada and vicinity.
OFFICE, AT LARK & ALBAN’S DRUG STORE,
Opposite Phelps’ Hotel, Main si., Nevada city.
Dec. IClb. 1853. 34-3 m
State of California, Nevada County, ss.
AT a Special Term of the Probate Court, hold in and
for said nounty, on the ICth day ol January a d!854,
present Hon. Thos. H. Caswell, Probate Judge—ln the
mailer of the estate of N. Bovnton, dec’d — On reading and
filing the petition of U. E. Allen, it is ordered that Mon
day the 271 h day of February, A. D. 1853. be appoiuted
for hearing the application of said U. E, Allen, praying
for letters of administration on said estate. By order of
the Court. WM. S. PATTERSON, Clerk
3i>-lm* Bv Sidney O. Herbert, dep.
or He has come ag-ain !
AND LOCATED HI MS CL*’ PERMANENTLY in
Nevada, A« CONFECTIONER, third door
above the Nevada Bakery, on Main st., where lie would
be happy to receive his friends, and all those who are
fond of the good things of life.
The undersigned has rented the Store formerly kept by
C. Love|l, next below Coleman's Store on Main street, aud
ho intends to keep constantly on hand.
j»m; jbbj
Of nil kinds, (manufactured by himself)
At WHOLESALE or RETAIL
such as Cream Candy, Peppermint, Lemon, Sassafras’
Wintergreen, Hoarhotind, a favorite article of Molasses
Candy; Lemon drops, Cinnamon, and a variety of other
kinds, too numerous to mention. The undersigned would
invite all those who have hitherto been in the habit
of purchasing their candies in Sacramento, to call upon
him at his factory, and he will do as Well by them as they
can do by going to Sacramento. His motto will be to ad
here to the old principle that - A nimble sixpence is bet
ter than a SLOW Shillino.” All favors bestowed upon
the young man who is pedliug for him. will bc'gratefully
remembered. He will always have with him, the best ar
ticles of my manufactory.
In the undersigned's establishment, and in connection
with his variety of confectionery, he will keep constantly
on hand. Hot Coffee, Pies and Cakes, Bread aud Milk.
Cream Cakes, Sponge Cakes, Pound Cakes- in short, a
variety of the good things of 1ife.”..,. Ho will also keep
the best article of Cigars that California can afford. He
would further state, that it is his determination to keen n
STRICTLY TEMPERANCE SALOON—and It will ever
be his constant aim and study, to make his saloon a plea
sant place of resort, for all those who may favor him with
a call. He would take this opportunity, to tender his
grateful acknowledgments to the citizens of Nevada, for
that very liberal patronage received from their hands in
gone by days, and he hopes by strict attention to business
to merit and reqrive.a continuance of the same.
Nevada. Jan. 20, 1854.59-tf JOHN S. FOSTER
SUMMONS.
State Of California' County ol Nevada, ss. Justice’s
° Court, before T. J. Burgess, J P., Lillie York township
The People of the Stale of California, to Thos C. Kirk
man. Greeting: You are hereby summoned to appear be
fore the undersigned Justice of the Peace, at his office in
said township on Monday the 27th day of February, a. d.,.
1864, at ten o'clock A. M , to answer the complaint of
prabfleld & Pearlman, who demand of you the above
named Thos. C. Kirkmali. the snfit of severity two dollars
and forty five cents, upon account for goods and provis
ions. On failure so to appear and answer, judgment will
be rendered against yon for said sum of ST2 45-100 and
costa of suit. Given under my band, this JGth day of Jan.
A. t). 1854. T. J. BURGESS. Justice of the Peace.
A true copy. Attest, (39td*) Wx Morrison, const.
MADAM ELEOXORE DUMANT, proprietor
of the Polka House, hereby gives noiiceto
the public of Nevada, as she did one year ago, that
Mr. D. M. Tobin, has no interest whatever with
her, as is hpp&reui by the following declaration :
COPY.
Nevada city, March 10th, 1853.
This is to certify that 1, D. M. Tobin, have had
no interest whatever with Madam Elconore Du
mant, since the 15th January, 1853: and that 1
have never had any interest in the Polka House.
Signed. D« M. TOBIN.
Witness, THEO. MILLER, Clerk.
Per R. A. Davidge, D U. 38-3 1*
Situation Wanted
BY A GOOD HOUSE KEEPER, to take
charge of a hotel She has had a good deal
of experience, and will endeavor to give entire sat
isfaction. Address box 464, Nevada. 38. 1m
Pubßc Notice.
rpilE public are hereby informed that the undersigned
1 has Purchased the entire Stock aud business
of the Cigar and
Tobacco Store of Salrer & Co.
and will carry on the business at the Old Stand. He re
turns thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon himself and partner, and respectfully solicits its con
tinuance, which be determines to merit by keeping the
best stock in the market and selling at the lowest rates
All persons having demands against Balz.-r & Oo , art
requested to present them for payment, and all indebted
are requested to make immediate payment.
39 ~ tf M. FRANKE.MIEIMER.
Vrirb Mi "in.!- 511 ’ 18 °‘ "’’’/ k ’ 158 - lllt) capital stock Of
lv. IDg Con, P an >’» Wlll be sold on the lUth of March,
Amtl' «. i irti Er v not F»id previous to the above
r V- ? X ort? ’ be twee ri 10 aud 5 o’clock on said day
~ orlc ’ Jan J ROB’T CURRAN, Pres’t.
l.n. 18)4 .—*»:«w HAAG <411.1, F-c'y
LOST.
A certificate of Deposite drawn hv Adams S;
|Co, Nevada, No. I.S.t. dated Nov. 28,' 1853,’f0r eh ven
hundred dollars, (*1,100; in favor of Christian Earnest
All persons are hereby cautioned against negotiating the
same, payment having been stopped
ALSO a note for 8350 written in French, and one of *9O
in German. The above were in a black pocket book I -
on Monday. »3t 35 CHRISTIAN EARNEST "
BEMO'VAL
inr ° nn ‘he citizens of
Nevada and the public in generalthat to lZ “
cdhis block of Goods and entire business to his new
Fire-Proof Brick Building-,
next adjoining his old stand on Broad street, where he is
prepared to serve his customers with a large and well
teejed Stock of Goods, which will be sold at mirato
fohmvs Good * wiH be delivered to rdjular customers as
cret'k. MOndayS ~ W ° 0d S Kavine ’ Lon K Hollow and ijush
On V.iesjlays-Shelby Flat and Brush creek.
DeUr Cr^k - Gold and
On Thursdays— Musquito creek.
Dec. 2, 1852. so s.
3S-3m
H. DAVIS.
Dissolution Notice.
T"uM^FCNST^fv 111 * , h ®T U^ re exiatimr between
~ , „ r LNbTON and MATTHEW 11. FL'NSTON
under ihe firm of J FUNSTON k SON. is this day dm
Su^£S3 I SJT?f* . A " d ‘i m!, " dS nif ainst the firm
win »e settled by M. 11. Funtoa, who i- authorize to col
led all debts due the firm. .1 \ME* FUN^Tov
Nevada. Dec. 31st. 1853. 37-lm M. IEFEXSTt IX,
DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP -
1 ()V V RTON 'l'pt- * n heret ilore existing between Xi’rs.
UV KKTOiV i SPEAR, is this day dissolvep.
’ ,l "- lsl ’ ,Wa4 - 37-4 w C. T. OVERTON
All persons indebted either by note or book account will
please call and pay the same to M. W. Martin, who is au
' -r 1 to “ ,tle out standing debts. The business
hereafter will be carried on by M? W Martin
stand, having purchased Mr. Davis' interest. ’ '
A , . AARON DAVIS
Cherokee, Jan. 1— 37« i MORRIS IV. MARTIN.
Theodore* Bazilie,
Professor of Music and Pianist- of Paris,
W aiVs C N OnS.ON 0 n S . 0N ™ K I’IANO and VOCA
W lle W, I I ii^ 0 Tune and Repair Pianos
Procure and Direct Orchestras
for all Balls, Soirees and Parties, furnishing the Pinnt
required. Apply to A. W POTTER. Miner’s Book Slo
at tllß £L DOl kllm* SAL °° Br °‘
Lost.
( ertificatc No. 112, for one share of stock in the Covol
ana Deer Creek VVater Co. drawn’in favor of Win I
SnHIUVP. .Inntiorr Km. 10-o . . 1 u * ” *
bScate ht J ,h nUary 15th - 1852 ' ' A »y person having said*cer
he C he , ?^‘ ,sslon Wlll pilose inform secretary o
, the company, or three months from this date new serin
for said share will be issued and the above declared mil
ami void. 38::3m* JAMES FITS JAMES.Sc’"
WIGHT CHECKS »a Sacramento an«
S*»TI r
San Prancisco ' n sums to suit purchasers a
i l )ltr - Jan y Ist. ’54. H. DAVIS.
DISSOLUTION of CO-PARTNERSHH
l!uddVind C A’ P TT‘' here tofu re existing between?/*
consent AH U “ tfcd * da > ‘“•‘•Ivwl by tqk.tua
A “ P?”°« 9 indebted to said firm are requiret
o ak.-J'mniediate payment’ and all persons havingde
munds wil present them to either of the undersigned
Nevada, Dec. 30,1853. E. R. BUDD,
A. A. SARGENT.
tf~JO“I*ARTNERSHIP. —Notice is hereby livt
o - lat thu unders '“ ll « d have this dav. December B«t
18.)3, formed a co-partnership, for tho purpose of carfvii
on the printing business in Nevada city. E. R. BITDdL
•' !7 ~ l " > J. P.SK EEX O'
For GOOD, COMVORTABLI
P WELLING HOUSE and Lot on Broa
bireet, Nevada, tlnrd door above the Virginia House.-
the lot is 18 feet front on Broad street, running back t
Spring street which it fronts about 26 feet. For particu
ars enquire of E. R. BUDD, Journal Office
To the Public*
ILL persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing, r
in any manner receiving for a consideration, a ccrtai
note of hand given by the undersigned to Charles U
Hammond, for the sum of *233 33-100, dated Dec 17.185!
as said note was fraudulently obtained, and without cor
sideration. 38:3t DANIEL FAIHCHILI
Anthony house, Jan. 10, 1854 DANIEL L. WOOD
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
SECOND EDITION.
SIXTEENTH THOUSAND.
Penknife Sketches,or CHIPS OF THE OLD BLOCI
SERIES OF ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED LETTEII
written by one of California’s Pioneer Miners, ai
dedicated to that class of Ihe citizens by the author.
Handsomely embellished with Twenty Scvc
Wood Engraving* of California scenery and 1m
dents.
The second edition ef this book, the most popular ev
1c is Just Isbi *
published on the shores of the Pacific is aisi i.»i
from the press, with ONE NEW CHAPTE
and carelully revised by “Old Block.”
O K Postage to any part of the United Stotea, Tv.kl
Crnt*.
firry Dollars per 100—Etonx Dollars per Dost
Sinclk Conics, o*k Dollar.
Dec3o-2ra CURLE BROTHERS,
Booksellers, Stationers and Nt-Wsmen,
Third St., hext Post Uftlce, Sacramento
WELLS. FARGO ft; CO.’S
NEW YORK, EUROPEAN A; CALIFORNIA
Express and Bar* king Company.
CAPITAL,-
• 500, b00.
Prikcipal Offices—l 6 Wall street, New Ydrk
Express Building, Montgomery street, San Fra
cisco.—8, Place de la Bourse, Paris.
& d '"Patch an Expre
°l k aDd CV o rj ’ Clt >' and tow » of ‘he Atla
, *’ every Steamer of the regular line m
by the ween ew York and San P rancisco, bo
Niearagna and Panama Routes
steamer Dle a ec * Messenger on | eat
EXPRESS (accompanied by Me s«e
pen) is receiveti and dispatched at San Francisc
r*ax.d to Sacramento and all the towns in tl
Northern Mines. Also, froih and to Stockton at
in the Southern Mines.
Their Express to PORTLANI) and the intern
of Oregon, U dispatched by each steamer of tl;
Mail Line.
Their Express to EUROPE is dispatched r
New York and the steamers of the Collins’ Line.
SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, St. Louis and Cincinnati. Also, payable in
almost all the principal cities and towns id the At
lantic States and the Canadas.
EXPRESS OFFICE aid BANKING HOUSE, NJSVAD
Fire Proof Building, Main Street.
WELLS, FARGO & CO.
3«* tf r W. MI LFORD Ag’t
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS,
ffi TtlE undersigned begs to retnrnhis
I thanks to the ciiizons of Nevada for
11 the liberal patronage thus far beslow
40m ed upon Ms establishment, and to in
form them that he is now ready to
wait on them
In his New Brick Store, lately erected on
the corner of Main and Commercial sts.,
where he has been doing business for the Inst two years
and a half. Ilia Stock is now LARGER and the VARIE
TY GREATER than at any former lime, having been se
lected personally from the
Best Ho'useS in San Francisco,
which, with the practical experience of the undersigned
cannot fail to giro sal infection to all. All work purchased
at this establishment, if it rips before hav mg done reason
aide service, will he Repaired Tree.ok Charge.
Having 1 established himself permanently
in Nevada, the ugdersigned is desirous that his work sh:>l
commend liiin to public confidence and favor, and it Will
he Ins constant aim to accomplish this object by doing
Justice to his customers.
He has also on hand an assortment of Sad
dlery, Harness, Whips , Spurs, sc. sc.
N. R. Surgery performed on old Roots and Shoos a«
usual, by mending the broken: i-ember Solos put on
Rubber Boots and Shoes, thus rendering them more du
rable and less injurious lo health,
i- rfT Thon> Wi!l ld *° 1,0 8 PHACTIdAL HARNESS VIA-
Io ,u,,ko u,,<l rsfmirnt short m.tiee, and
unreasonable terms. P. J. KBPKXSCIIEID,
‘ Corner of Slain and Commercial sts.
PUtm KESTAiItAST.
Street Bridge,” Nevada.
8.. l-NDEKSIGNKD having purchased
—cesthm tUZ Cmio„Tm»U^ tfUl,ir
Favorite Restaurant Equal to any of the
hind in the City.
u n,e« i'h,”
And my iiiftiyidiiia oxerllcng nl,«i| | )t3 to „ iv (i
fact.on to 4ill who may rlvo men cull,
I shall do a cash business, upon the most reasonable
lu-7etoil ire! d ®
nr r» l Txr ®- w - GRUSH
nnivPß C lrC ready t° give MEALS TO
at all reasonable hours, and OYS
* ESS every evening at rdihred prices.
WM. jf. steuart. v .. 1, . ,
STEWART & SEAR X
ATTOMSVS ASnroys SJl tZi£' tT
Offic. on Brone stroot, fi„, door akove th .
Court House, Nevada.
—SLLIiMW.STKw.trr District l^ ttorndv r
T. A. Livermore.
DENTIST,
Office on the North s dr. of Broad street
1-0 Jo\V til ’ % ‘\\ liU i ! iilJ ’* "* m
Merida. f>... I iiiv, |-s.y2 3(,r
C. W. YOUNG,
Watchmaker and Jeweller.
Corner of Main and Cay ota streets N ev *
August. HI, 1853.—17 3 m AB%a
C»reat At(raetjon«
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY
N Watchmaking EstablisWntCom,
j cial St., Nevada City .••-The above louse h
; one pi the best workmen in the Sl-iie .. ,
California Jewelry of every (Wr ’ u ami . fi '
! possible notice. ° nescr.pt,ort, at the sir
i>rfvl S .°Nr ENGRAVWG Well Execute
DIAMONDS set to order. Gentlemen desiring
Se usH°^n r ' ViS * or, * 81n 'en^ e Can!r s t made*
• will,
34-fg
! to give u< a call
I)i.H7 v. BICK N EL.fr
Ecjeeiic PhysiicSau ami
(Jjfue on Broad Street. 2d Door above t/u
Di _ ton Hotel.
<chi I- NELL ‘V pradua(o «f the Aloei
I , V? hoo > practiced six years according t
i ' heo f nee and principles, then adopted the Ee
I System, and h is practiced it fifteen years. He
all diseases without the use of mercurvor any
poisonous minerals. The ufe
purely vegetable, i e., rootaand herbs and the
tracts and compounds.
DIE ill KNELL is also a Dentin anc
piug cecth w.th pnrcgoJd for $3 a cavity, an
H'r.i.it 1 f : n each.
His I ooth 1 ovyder is unequalled for curin
Scurvy and making the Teeth A’hitc.
21, 1853. 2(
Provision Store and Shovel De
JWPV' 1 \ V - I-URN LTTE respect full
ITI forms her Into husband’s customers, a
, übl.c generally that she will continue the bu
|at the old place on Broad st., nearly or,posh
I %\ urt hous £ where she is now receiving 1 * Ae,
i SU P ™ r f'PP‘y of G'jods. consisting of
Inf nil (• A xrc ' ®°° ceries find Provisions
of all kids, suitable both for Hotel Keeper
Miners, which she will sell on the most rcLo
theTnarket aro inferior to n,
th Sm,t h«9i'o and ,r- xlln,i > I‘-‘ 1 ‘-‘ her goods and t
Sscpt. 16.21-3 m Mbs. M VV. BLTINET'J
STOCK OP GOODS FOR SAID.
STORE TO LEASE I
Thu uhdJStfcignad’offer Sir sal* th.lr a.ihre Smck of
groceries, liquors scv.
THEV AI.JftOFKRR THEIR SrOKS TO T VhUE,
J
& JACOBS.
Foot of Main and Brcad’Stroots, Nevada.
S I’OIIE-.INOTICI
Jhe iced knuicn Kentucky Store, the h
Stand in town. House a ltd Lot ,
PrqofVault. FOI2 SALE
-A All'll '-.MIKV ST,„ 1X IP GOODS at Cfl
nay un' U Th.°i* le lndebk,,i l "’ " 8 !,r e requested b, ,hM ,
plent'fof l h n Jr , n " W hkolv to be belter, owint
plenty o( water, and persons to whom we have iriven
setUble i? ,1 > 1 ~ I:ird w »l confer a favor I.y n
«r nwn V Those hav.ng Haims against
br.n w ill please present them for pnvmenl.
v, . , GRAIMAX A joSKIMiSCN, ag’b
Nevada, January 19th. Ifsl. Mj-ic
Card Notice.
Bpilß I NDKRSK.NF.D having purchased the entin
*7* torest of James Fi’xsto.n, in the Stock of Goods
More known as the “Galena nnd Mineral Point Sto
will carry on the Gro,-erv and Provision 1-u-ite‘SS, in
the style and linn of M. U. Kunston fc Co, nt the old st
In the-Empire Building,” Main street, Nevada, wl
they r n-.-p a full! and well selected stock of
Family Groceries, Provisions , Wines,
quore, and Mining Tools,
which they will sell wholesale or retail, nt very low pr
for cosh. Come and sec. Nevada, IVc’r 31*1.1
M 11. Ft*ston, Jl. 11. FI’XSTOS.
Uknry 37-3ta
SASH & DOOH FACTORY
By L. P. STILUS
Corner of Pine and Commercial
3T-6m Nevada ettr.
Sttsg
DKS. D£JN Ac CARMAN,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Office iu Mr. Davis’ Brick Building,
BROAD ST. —NEVADA.
Real Estate Agency,
AND INTELLIGENCE OFFI
jyrEBCHANTS, Mechanics, Hotels, Restaui
Boarding houses and Miners supplied with
My/^(^ ,,entio, ‘ paid to
n e^. ordt ' r 3 Promptly attended to
H , uses, farms, Uaim«, and Lots, bought and sold
stores. Lots, and Houses runted. Ofllco at pvt.
Pono.hca! Depot, next dsor to Davis brick HmMingH
ipR r-