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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

You, young man, on the way % tho
ball-alley. billiaid.table. or card.table,
with cigar In your mouth, and with
an appetite for mint-!ulep. stop mo-
mem. Are you not in dangerous
way VIII those places. or your ha.
bits. lead you to responsibility or use.
fitness In society! Will you, BY them
become more moral, more yirtuous, or
intelligent Ii not stop where you are
we beseech you. You have nobleness
Of heart, perhaps, and generous dis
position. You may do good to those
about you IL you will. Your example
II it be such as will lead you to virtuo
will draw others after you OF II IL
leads TO vice or error. will also, and the
more readily lead others in the wayof
evil. Is ,Lsa.a,b Ia
Then. young man. stop and think
upon the course Where Is it leading.
II to bad habits and low associates.
stop instantly. Stop firm. Take
not another step in the dangerous way
bat turn back while you have the pow
or and sock the way Of virtue. the ways
of intelligence. and you may do goHl
in yonr day and generation, and may
be esteemed BY those wko enjoy your
acquaintance.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

The experience of all, demonstrates
that regular systematic business il
essential to the health, happiness. CON-
tentment. and usefulness OF man.
Without 10. lie is uneasy, unsettled. mis-.
erable and wretehed. His desires have
no fixed aim, his ambition no high and
noble ends. He is the spori OF yisiona.
ry dreams and idle fancics--a locker
on where all are busy, drone In the
hive ofInduxtry; noper In the field
Of enterprise and labor. II such wern
The lot Of the feeble and helpless only
Il were less to be deplored but il Is
oitener the doom and curse of those
who have the power TO do without tho
will to act. and who need that quality
which makes "a many others. hut the
want OF which unmakes them.--tha
quality Of vigof and resolution, Busi.
ness il the grand regulator OF life 7 ~
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

We have slresAy puhlishcd the crrsniz=
ton on Tuesday January Ga. the Ssrass
refused TO receive the i~signssioa q Sers
raj Foote as Senator. on ,he gfoaad :kasst
had aos frss becn .eudered TO the Governor
ol the State.
In the Hsnse--Mr' Miles. Of Leake CO..
was elected Door keeper,
Nj Cocpwood, gave notice that to .mor.
row he would introdace a ball 10 he entisled
AN act TO establish bank in Aberdeen.
On motion Of Mr.. Siarke. M
Resoiupd--That the Dooe.keeper be an.
thorized To cmpoy two Pages, during the
session. at compensation Of 81 90 each,
per day. ~ =
Nj Duhui.snn. presented petition from
Oscar Kibhe. Guardian Of infant. .iohanhah 4
Showers. Of Adams county, Mississippi,
praying the passage OF an net of this Legis-
atare authorizing him 10 remove certain
slaves belonging 60 tha estate 10 his planla,y
ton IN Tensas Parish, La. ..er ae8N
Petition referred toA sclecs committee Of
three.
The Chair appointed Mcssrs. Dub,iisson,
Jarnagan and Marshall.
Mr. Dubuisson, presented petition from
John ID, Miles and William Miles. setting
forth that their father was naiuralized
citizen, aud had frequently voted. hut that
his papers had been lost therefore prayed
ior relief, &c.
Refereed TO Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Dpbusson. presented petition from
DE-, Wren. James Noyes and other citizens
Of Matches. representing that the rights Of
the property holder there, were not properly
respected by existing laws. the ,ennsn, fre-
qnen,ly holding possession beyond the term
Of his lease, TO the great iuiury Of his land.
lord aud praying Tor the passage Of law,
for the better protection Of lsndlords In that
city, M
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20
A DREAM.


A dream came Ger me yesternight,
A dream of other days;
No vision twin'd by Love and Hope
In Fancy's fowery maze.
But one that caught its only light
From Memory's mellow rays.
I stood within the shadowy dell,
Far mid the forest lone.
Beside the streamlet and the Spring
We used to call our own,
And fondly deemed our fairy fount
To other steps unknown.
And all unchanged, il sparklcd through
Its fringe of mountain fern,
And as leant my brow to leave
Within its chrystal urn,
1t seemed all dimpIing into smile
To welcome my return.
Aud well-known flowers. peeped archly out
From many.a leaty shrine; 4
And velvet beds Of tufted moss
5 Soft WOO d me to recline. ..s.
While from its nest above, the bird
Sung IN the wreathing vine. ba
Tie wind came rustling through the leaves
Aud shook the blossoms down, ns9 'aBs'
And blended the soft tracey ai IS hsd. a8H
The shadows wove around, DDS L4ni
ALI just as when we last were there
In every sight and sound. -
All singing-birds, and brook. and breeze
The same sweet song of yore,
Yet to my heart their music now
A sadder cadance bore
A requiem for the past that sighed
Their mournful accents DER:
"Thou borest childhood's sunny brow
"And laughing life away.
"The buoyant step, the joyous heart:
"Now, where alas are they
What brings't thou. O. unpitying Time,
THAT can the loss repay J"
II bring the glow of womanhood
The light that reason lends, e5 A
"And thou hast roved mid fairer scenes
"And found thee other friends.
But do my days glide smoothly on
As those ofchildhood flew,
"And are the friends that claim me now
As fervent or as true :"
The wind sighed mournfully--my heart
Was filled with boding fears.
And when the morn unsealed my eyes,
They opened dimn'd with tears;
Its shadows on my spirit yet.
That dream Of other years. M.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

IsFAsrIsE COURAGE AND G GEsERosiTY---
Two bulls of equal bravery. although
by no means equally matched in size
and strength, happening near the front
Of a IairPs house. In the highlands Of
Scotland. began a fierce battle, ibe
noise oil which soon drew TO one OF the
windows the lady OF the mansion
To her infinite terror she beheld her
only SOMA boy between iivr and six
years ofage --beIabouring with a siiil
cndgei the sfouter of the beiligerenis,
Dougaid, Dougald, what are you
about 7" exclaimed the afrigbted mo
ther. Helping the little buIl.' was
the gallant repiy,-Scotch Paper.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

The following beautiful extract We
find ioa.ing like wait upon the Wa.
ters :--- 'ss I
"The American Constitution. like
one Of those wondrous rocking stones
reared BY The Druids, which the finger
OF a child might vibratc TO Its centre.
yet the might oi an army could not re-
move from bis place. our constitution
Is 50 nicely poised that Il seems to sway
with every breath Of passion. yet 90
firmly based in the hearts and affections
Of the people, that the widest storms
OF treason and anrlicism break oser
IL In vain."
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

~Girls who rise early aad walk apace'
steal roses from Aurora's face; but when
they yawn ia bed till ten. Aurora steals them
back again. ki
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

1y- lnfdeity l. the effusiop OF weak
minds, and the resource Of guilty ones.
Like a desolated simeon Of the desert
u wiihers. everything within its reach
aud NJ soon as Il has prosIrated he
morality Of ths Individual, h ihvades
the civil rights Of society.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

1Y A Ioafer happened in at one of the
printing Offices in Lynn, few days since.
aud asked the question--"What's the news"
]" Three dollars year in advance" was the
reply He subscribed,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

EVIDENCE OF FoLLY. - Neglecting to
advertise, and wondering you do not sue.
ceed in business.
Refusing to take a newspaper, and being
surprised that the people laugh at your
ignorance.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

1I To repeat what you have heard in
social intercourse is sometimes sad lreach
cry; and when it is not treacherous, il is
often foolish.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

Rz-W Why is eighteen hundred and fifty,
two ike eighteen hundred and fifty
Beca6se1: fgeighfeeh bundled and City
anr,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20
RA mm s. q

THx wooDvtLLE REPUsLIcAs is sissued week
Iy Al three dollars year, II paid in advance,
or four dollars If payment be delayed until
the expiration of six months.
ApvERrIsENEsTs inserted at ~ 90 per
square (which is ten lines) for the first iuser-
ton and fifty cents for each continuance.
The usual discount made to yearly advertisers.
Where the number of insertions are not mark
ed, they WILDE continued during the pleasure
ofthe publisher, and charged accordingly.
AxNouNcISs CANDIDATES for State Offices
$40 90; for county Offices, IS oo--invariably
In ativanee. rl
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20
HNNTNNAA.
From Tie DAILY Deltc.

rThe following Poem, the efrusion of
a fair Kentuckian, was never published in
this city:
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
Gregory's Express.

CARD-Thc subscriber, having purchas.
~ ed the interest of Messrs. Hoffman &
Co, in Gregory's Express, at Nevada city,
Grass Valley, and Rough 6 Ready, will
transact the express business in all its branch
es at the old stands, in Main street, Nevada
city, Beatty's Hotel, Grass Valley, and VIM
M. Saxton's store, Rough Ready. Trea.
sure, packages, letters, ETC., forwarded to
Sacramento. San Francisco, the Atlantic
States and Europe, as usual
Merchants, mining companies. and all
Others, can now as heretofore hare their treasure
forwarded to Sacramento and San Francisco
,oih safety and despatch, and all express busi.
ness will be attended to in such a manner
as to continue to merit the liberal patronage
Of the public. GEO. E. CLARK, Ae't.
N. B. Drafts on San Francisco, Sacra.
mento, city, and the Atlantic cities. Money
received on deposit at the lowest rates. Gold
dust bought. 54.tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
TELEGRAPH LINE.
@lRa

THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS.
.Nevada city, Grass Valley Rongh and Ready,
Jotnson's Ranch MarysviAe, nicotaus and
Sacramento city.
Daily Line of Stages.
OH and after MONDAY. June 10th, 1851, the
above line will run as follows:
Leaving nevada Hotel, nevada city. every
morning AT o'clock, A. ~, snssing through
Grass Valley. Rough and Ready. Johnson
Ranch nnd sicolaus, arriving ut Sacramento
city, at s o'clock, Pm.
Returning, will leave the Crescent City
Hotel, Sacramento city, every morning al 7
lock, a. NJ, passing through the above
places arriving at nevada city at o clock, Pm
Passengers from Marysville can take the
stage at Sichalaus for nevada city, every day
at 10 o'clock
For seats and further informpton, inquire of
Mr. }. T. French, nevada Hotel. Nevada city ;
Montgomery and johnson, United States
Hotel, Marysville, Bell House, Nicholaus !;
Cyrus Hoyi, Auction Saloon, Front Street, or
J. Birch, Crescent city Hotel, Sacramento city
Mr.. Passengers booking their names at the
Office the night previous will be called up in
time for the stage in the morning
- All Express business promptly attended
to.
NIB. This Line will run on Sundays.
JAMES BIRCH, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
STEAM Err EDITION
OF THE
Nevada Journal.

Published for the regular Mail
Steamers for the States. once in two
weeks, designed for circulation in the
Atlantic States and Europe. The
success that has attended the STEAMER
JOURNAL, mas induced the proprietors
to make arrangement for its regular
publication. Authentic and full intel
ligence from the mining sections o.
California is always most acceptable,
in the States. and published as is me
JOURNAL in the midst of the most,
populous and important mining eSun--
ty in the State, the operations In the
placers. cayote mines, and s,sGtIs
leads of which are most extensive and
profitable, it is looked to "as Nome
as compendium of reliable and def
mite information upon the progress and 4
results in mining Of all descriptions.
and abounding in interest to those who
wish to invest capital m mining, or
simply watch the progress Of our in.
fant State. The JoVRNAn for the.
States is made up Of carefully collect
ed intelligence from this region, gen.
orally from our own observations, and,
also of matters Of Interest from everr
part of the State. Our aim is TO- make
it at once the trSe exponent Of mining.
news; we shall also give attention to.
the condition Of agriculture, the mar.
kets, trade, tsavel. and great public
undertakings. The Steamer jour.
NAL is neatly printed sheet, contain
ing in each number from fifteen tc>
twenty columns Of reading matter.
We send regularly large and in
creasing lis, Of the JouRSA1 to the
States, and persons who wish to. avoid
the high rates Of postage On transient
papers sent out Of the State, can do 50
by having the names Of their friends
to whom they wish the paper sent.
entered on our books as regular sub
scribers. The quarterly postage on ,
sheet of the size Of the JOURNAL, is
fifteen cents
TERMS.
Mail Sub. per year in advance, IS 0c.
six mos. " 5 90,
Single copies, IS.
A deduction Of rs per cent. when.
ten or more club together and sub
scribe at the same time.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
sEMI.WEEKLY
JOURNAL

The proprietors Of the Journal.
offer their siucese thanks TO the pub
lie of Nevada and vicinity for the en-
couragement and support which has
been 40 literally offered to their eater
prize. The Nevada Jo~rrol has now
been in being more than half ysse.
and at no period Of its existence have
its prospects, been better than as pres
ent. The project Of creating and
maintaining newspaper SO far up ia
the mountains, where few yesn ego,
no civilized being had penetrated, aud
no voice save that Of the savage beast.
or as savage Indian, was heard, Is one
beset with many difficulties, and one
which cannot be consu minated With
out the hearty concurrence Of the pUb-
lie. The value Of good newspaper
is beyond estimate. 1t i, the medium
Of knowledge of every description, ir.'
radiating the light Of truth, science
and liberty through the sphere Of its
action. 4 free and intelligent press is
one Of the surest means for the im-
provement and elevation of mankind.
Where the press has been trampled
on, true liberty and true virtue have
always been PROSTATE in the dust. 1t
is far better, however. that no press
should make itself heard, than that it
become corrupt and venal, and losing
its independence, become the tool Of
party or adventures. Then it shines
but to mislead, and becomes the great
est curse in the community in which.
it is published.
I he proprietors of the Journal
think they have not mis-cstimated the
temper or the intelligence of the Ne
vada public. They believe a press
that will fearlessly and boldly speak
the truth is the one desired, and in.
pursuing such course, they have not
lacked substantial proof on the point.
1t is our aim to make the Journal
an acceptable business, news, and fam
lily sheet, with good matter, original
and selected, intoxicating a correct
moral tone, and independent in all
matters Of public interest and contro-
versy.
The terms for the .Semi. Weekly
Journal will be found elsewhere.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, county Of
~ Nevada, township of Grass Valley. Jus.
tees court, before G + Smith, Esq. Justice
Of the Peace. November ~, 1881.
James Hoei VS. + + Dana g. Co
The people Of the State Of California to
f F Dana and company, Of said township,
greeting:
You are hereby sum-. >ned TO appear be.
fore me, at my office, in sa,d township, on
Monday. the fifteenth day Of December,
next, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, then and there
to answer to the complaint Of James Hoel,
who demands against YOU the sum of one
hundred and fifty dollars-the amount ol
your due bill payable to him, or his order,
dated Feb IL, 1851 for which sum and in
terest he will take judgment against you. in
case Of your failure to appear and answer
as above.
sO.td c. F SMITH, J. P.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
To the Public.

THE subscribers having fully completed
u their arrangements for running a daily
Express between Nevada city, Grass Valley
and Sacramento city, are now prepared to for
ward letters and parcels, daily, each way, and
Gold Dust and valuable packages, twice a
week. in charge of a Special Messenger, who
will leave Nevada city and Grass Valley
every Monday and Thursday morning.
Merchants and Mining companies can now
have their Gold Dust forwarded TO Sacramento
city and San Francisco WITH SAFETY.
Gold Dust forwarded, and Bulls of EXCHANGE
drawn on ADAMS g. Co. on all parts Of the
United States. Gold dust bought, and deposits
received at the usual rates
Once in Nevada city, foot OF Main st,
Grass Valley, opposite Beatty's hotel,
Sac city, AZ I'd street,
San Francisco, with Adams and Co,
Montgomery street.
FREEMAN d CO,
n. +. FERRE, Agt. nevada city
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
), COOK, }. }. aRAY.
E. Cook and Co.

WHOLESALE and rerail merchants, Sc.
w cond building above tho new theatre
fronting on both Main and Broad strerts.
Have on hand one Of the largest and bes.
assorted stock Of goods in Nevada city, to
which they are daily receiving fresh supplies,
which enables them to keep their assortmen nj
full. Their stock consists in part OF
Chill -four, Liquors all kinds,
Clear pork Cognae brandies
Mess do Pale do
Hams Peach do
Mackerel Cherry do
Dried beef Irish whiskey
Butter Scotch do
Cheese Monongahela do
Chill beans Port wine
Dried peaches Claret wine
do apples Champaign wine
do plums do cider
Herrings Porter in cases
Crackers Ale in bbls and cases
Pepper Lemon syrup
Spices Boots and shues
Ginger Clothing and socks
Mustard Axes and helves
Pickles Shovels and picks
Raisius He's nd frying pans
Apple jellies .Saiis. ell sizes.
Preserved peaches, Tobacco and cigars
do meats Starch and soap
Oysters Cream tartar
Sardines Soda and saleratus
Playing cards, letter paper. pens and ink,
knives and forks, pocket knives, queensware,
and many other articles TO tedious to mention.
Our motto in trade is quick sales, small pro-
fits and dust down. Give us q call and if we
do not sell US cheap as our neighbors, We will
NV Z. COOK &Co.
Nevada city. NOV. Goth, Is -63-3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
AGENTS WANTED

We wish permanent agent in eve
ry town in the State.. To those who
will interest themselves in extending
our circulation, we will warrant a
handsome profit for thein trouble. Il
commission of rs per oens;- will be al
lowed on all money obtained BY agents
from subscribers, and where extra
pains is taken, even greater remuner-
alton will 90 awarded.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
INFORMATION WANTED. respect;

INFORMATION WANTED, respecting
i Thomas Birch, Of Morristown, Belmont
county, Ohio. The last account his friends
had of him, he was on the North Yuba, above
Marysville. Any information concerni np
him will not only be consoling to his dis.
consulate wife, but to numerous list oi
friends.
N B. Please send any information re,
specting him TO the editors Of the Neysds
Journal.
Nevada City. Nov ., 1881
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
LANKETS-Of various styles, for sale
by manufacturer agents,
H.. r. CUTTER 4 co.
|acific, bet. Sansome and Battery SITS.
San Frnnci;co.

n you want 10 send home Dy neat stc,Ii,-
or SOUVENIR" to somo dear iriendl
and examine our new designs in rings,
lockets. bracelets, otc cxquisitely fash
d, from Calift rnin gold,
you want . superior WATCH to ensure
ctuality in your engagements2 buy ono of
best English lever movements. in gold or
er casos, guaranteed not to vary more than
inute per month.
City Observatory,
Ci,y st. one door above Montgomery.
N. B.-Just received. some magnificent
nond bracelets, pins, ennmelled watches
with brillinnts, etc TO be sold low for
h Slim
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
am Engines 4 Qunrtz Ma-

ann Engines II Quartz MA.
,incIy-Geo. Gordon & Steen having
/ the most extensive foundry and ma.
works on the Pacific, arc prepared to
facture mining machinery on the most
we'd principles.
am engines on sale; boilers made to
Crushing mills. square, circular aud
stampcrs, arrastres and amalgamators.
chincry Manufactured in New York and
ted to order-or made with dispatch
WORKS here. Parties having we'll de-
I'd mining claims, can be introduced to
lists who will subscribe part Of the cost
machinery.
GEO. GORDON & STEEN,
Vulcan Foundry and Iron Works.
lst st. San francisco.
ee in New York. l65, I'D Avenue.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
BLACKSMITHING
A. G.. HurNev,

Wv
n WILL attend to all business entrusted
40 to his care, in the above line Of bust.
W ness. Wagons repaired a, the short.
est notice.
Suice Rakes, Forks, Picks, &C.,
Kept constantly on hand. He would say to
the public, that he will pay particular atten
ton to shoeing horses and Mules. All per
sons wishing work in that line would do well
to call and see him in Kiotaville.
FOR SALE, four horse Wagons. l. two
horse wagon, 2 setts Double Harness, house
and lot on Nolan's Avenue
N. b. Cross cut Saws for hire.
otaville, April 26th, 1851. IT
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21

:CEIvED ex ship Walter r. Jones
30 9Th casks sup'r grape juice port wine /;
10 do do do dn do do;
10 do do Otard, Dupuy & cos brandy;
10 do do A Siegneite do;
% do do Hcnnessey do
% do do J J Dupuy do
70 do do sweet port wine;
| q bbls Holland gin;
No do New York brandy;
o do pure spirits, (high proof;
% do " r rum;
0 do peppermint cordiale;
y do cherry brandy;
10 DO superior Carolina rice;
% small boxes tobacco, IA to - lbs each !;
10 M regalia cigars, Sultana brand,
10 NJ do do La Seviliann brand;
10 M cigars. La Polka brand;
C0 half chests extra fine Y II tea;
10 6 ID boxes do do do;
DO Is ID do do do do;
% boxes superior sperm candles. Is and 6s
10 bbls old Monongohela whiskey,
n landing and for sale low, by
BLOSSOM < OGDON.
cor Front and Washington sts.,
M San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
Blacksmithing.

A G. HURSEY will attend to all bust
As mesa entrusted to his care in the above
line. Wagon repairing at the shortest notice;
suioe rakes, forks and picks kept constantly '
on hand. Particular attention paid to shoeinr
Of horses and mules. Also, wagons for sale,
and cross-cut Jaws for hire.
He has also opened . corral In the rear Of his
shop. Hay and barley consssu,iy on hsnd.
sud stssiinS for hcrses S5sr
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
The National Hotel,

AT AIIRIlR N

4!Q. AT AUBURN.
THE subscriber most respectfully Informs
those visiting Auburn and vicinity, and the
public In general, that no has Just completed
that large building, expressly erected as g Ho-
tel, in Auburn. Care will be taken BY the La
dies Of the House. that the Table will be kept
neatly and well supplied. | return my thanks
to my friends for tn II past patronage at the
old stand-of which have converted the en-
tire building into store. where Miners and
Ira ders will fnd constant and general as
sortment of Goods for sale low, for the Dust
Auburn June 10 6m VIM GWYNN.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
Jewelry.

& SAVAGE, Jewel SMITH Northeast
Os corner Of J and Sd SITS. Sacramento city
entrance in Sd st, over Boyce's store. Manu-
features to order and upon the shortest no:ice
all kinds Of California jeweiry, such rs brace
lets, finger rings. brosches, bresst-pins, ear
ringA combs. watch chsins, -sss's> etc.. upcs
the mcst reasonable terms A6re
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
Marysville and Nevada City
STAGE LINE

Via Rough and Ready and Grass Valley
TRI-WEEKLY.
The proprietor begs leave to inform the pub.
lie that the above line of stages now runs as
follows:
Leaving Marysvic on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at seven O'Clock, A. M
X Returning, will leave Nevada City TUESDAYS
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'Clock. A. NJ
Forfurther information inquire at the Unite. |
States Hotel, Marysville. U E. RUBY.
marysviile, June IL, 1881.
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-21
Boot and Shoemaker.
P. J. ESPENSCHEID would re

- p. J, ESPENSCHElD would re-
spsctfully inform the ladies and
gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, that he has
permanently located himself on the corner OF
Main and Commercial streets, where he will
keep constantly on hand large assortmen, of
Boots and hoes, Leather and Findings.
Repairing done in the NEST neat and work
manIke manner at all times 52-3n