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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-03-10
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, Jan. 20.
The bill defining the powers and pre-
scribing the duties of the Board of Public
Works, was passed, after concurring in
the House amendments.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Shellabarger has introduced resolu,
tions providing for the reference of the
temperance question to the people, at the
April elections. 49,
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red in by the Senate-that to include
Lieut.. Governor.
The Sergeant-at- Arms, in reply to the
resolution adopted yesterday requiring
him to report the number of his Assistants,
reported that he had eight Assistants, who
in addition to their regular duties, kept a
constant watch in the Hall both day and
night, in obedience TO resolution Of the
House. a -
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DEM CRATIC TICK HT.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.

o. The Rev. J. WEAVER, P. Elder Of
the Church Of the United Brsthrsn in
Christ, will Preach Sermon at the Lower
Church in Woodsfeld, on tho evening Of
the 18th of March, against Slavery and
Secret Combina ations; and would respesi-
fully invite the attendance Of the citizens
of the town and vicinity. q. e8
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KOSSUTH!l

There will be public discussion at the
Court House. in Woodsfsld, on Saturday
the goth Of March, 1859, at O'Clock P. NJ.
Qucstion-If the Hungarians renew thsir
struggle with Austria, ought the Govern.
ment Of the United States TO interfere to
prevent the Government, of Russia from
taking part against the Hungarians?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-03-10

GrBy reference to the California news,
it will be seen that Col. John B. Weller,
the democratic candidate for Governor Of
Ohio, in 1848, has been elected Unised
States Senator by the Legislature Of Csls-
fornia. af
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SEN ATE.
THURSDAY, March a

y
After the presentation Of petitions,
Mr.. Riddle, from the Judiciary Com.
mittee, reported back House bill TO estab.
lish court of exclusive criminal jurisdic.
ton in Hamilton county, with several
amendments; which was agreed to. The
bill was read a third time, when
Mr.. Gushing moved to recommit it, will
instructions to have it so amended as tc
have the salary Of the Judge paid out of the
county instead of the State Treasury. This
motion was argued till noon and was finally
lost. The bill then passed by conslitu
tional majority, two-thirds-27 for and ;
against it.
Mr.. Gushing gave notice that he shoult
hereafter introduce bill to prevent th'
further settlement of blacks and mulattt
persons in Ohio. ., ......, -,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Shellabarger, from the select com
mittee on the resolutions for submitting Ger
tain questions conn ected with the Temper
ance excitement TO thepeople, reported bacl
said resolutions with several amendments
Both the friends and opponents of th'
Maine law pounced upon the resolutions
and between the two fires they had rathe
warm time it.. .
The resolutions having been discussed
all day, were finally indefinitely postpon
ed-yeas "A, nays 80.
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SENATE.

FRIDAY. March 5.
The bill fixing the fees and salaries Of
the Supreme and Common Pleas Judges
came up for consideration.
r Various amendments were offered, but
all failed. The bill finally passed-yeas
21, nays 11-fxing the compensation of
the Judges OF the Supreme Court at $4,000,
that of the Common Pleas Judges at $1,000,
and the Reporter Of the Supreme Court at
S40O per annum. ...
The bill 10 establish court of Criminal
Jurisdiction in Cuyahoga county, passed
by yeas 90. nays |. ......
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Dale presented the remonstrances
of over fourteen thousand of the citizens
Of Hamilton county, against all legislative
en- nacments against the liquor traffic.
Mr. Okey presented twenty-four peti-
tons, signed by 1917 certified legal voters
of Noble county, praying the enactment
OF law removing the seat of justice of said
county. subject TO a vote Of the qualified
voters OF the same. from Sarahsville to the
lands OF Samuel Caldwell, in Olive town
ship.
Mr.. Croxton's s resolutions for the grant
of l6O acres of land by Congress TO actual
settlers, were passed by nearly an unani-
nous vote. Considerable time was spent
in discussing amendments, all Of which
we're rejected.
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GFrom a Special Report Of the Audi
tor of State, showing the average amount
received by the members of each Of tho
five preceding Legislatures, for salaries,
mileage and postage, we find that for the
Session of 1867, the daily average to
each member was SO rs 5
For Session of 1847-48, il was 8 90
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The March No. of the "Ohio Journal
of Education" published monthly, under
the auspices of the Ohio State Teachers
Association, is received, and still keeps
up its splendid typographical appearance.
The contents of this number are excellent.
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See the late Foreign news. Things are
beginning to assume threatening aspect
between England and France.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
Notice to Puilders.

EpY an order Of the Court OF Sessions Of Ne
nD vada County. made on the 9th day Of
this month, Thos h. Caswell, Esq of Ncvn-
da city Is authorized TO receive proposals, and
contract. subject to the approval of said court,
for the erection of a County Jail in Nevada
city. of the following description, to wit: The
building 10 be % feet square, and 8 feet high
between floor and ceiling. The room 10 he
divided into a hail extending the length of the
building and two rooms or cells IL ieet sanare
The outer walls, partition walls, floor and cell.
ing to be made oil logs IL inches square The
lis, floor and ceiling to be- lined inside with
two inch plank, spiked On with five inch iron
spikes, not more than three inches apart. The
partition walls to be morticed into the floor
and ceiling securely. The walls and floor Ia
rest upon solid rock foundation, and the roof
TO be covered with shaved eighteen inch shin
giles. The doors made of two inch oak plank
doubled, well barred and spiked and secured
by large strong locks. A grating Is inchc,
square In Zach Of the cell doors made of iron
bars one half inch thick Two twelve light
windows, 10 by l6 inch glass, secured on tho
inside by iron gratings,
The whole to be finished in a strong and
workmanlike manner within reasonable time
to be specified in the contract.
Proposals will be received until the Sd day of
May, 1852.
BY order OF the Court.
Attest. THEO. MILLER, Clerk.
Aprii S52-'l-IawIm
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
SrATE OF CALIFORNIA.--County Of

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.--Coun Of
~ Nevada, s.. District ourt. 10th judicial
district. Jamima Cahill VS.. Joseph Cahill.
The people Of the state of California to Jo-
scph Cahill, greeting: You are hereby noti-
fed that on the 18th day Of March, A. u. 1852,
suit was commenced by said plaintiff against
you, In said district court, for Nevada county,
for divorce from the bands of mairimony.
You are therefore required TO appear and
answer the complaint of the plai tiff herein
filed, within thirty dnys from This date, or the
plaintiff viii take a decree of divorce ne prayed
for in said complaint, which is now on file in
my office in said county.
Witness Theodore Miller clerk OF the dis
trict court. tenth judicial district for Nevada
county, with the seal affixed, at Office, in Ne
vada, this 29th day Of March. 1852.
THEO. MILLER, Clerk,
by SIsNEy G. HEaBERT, D'p'y
Hubbard & Hodge Att'ys for pl'tn.
9S-iaw5t
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
Empire Clothing Depot,
BY M. LEWIS & co.
First door below Barker's Exchange, Nevada.
Bighest price paid for GoLD Drsr.
OF. I'm
Cigars and Fruit Store.
NEJVBdUER f. co.

Main ST. one door below Nevada Hotel
ID ESPEC1FULLY inform the lovers OF
EN good Cigars, that they have fitted up
store as above, where will constantly be kept
full supply Of the choicest brands Of Cigars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. wholesale
and retail.
Their connection with the best houses IN
Sacramento and san Francisco, in the trade
enable them to procure the very best articles
imported. To test the truth Of this deciars-
tion. smokers and chewcrs are invited TO give
them call. The following brands Of cigars
now on sale. viz: Rega.ia, Tulepan, viglanca.
Alhambra, Londres, Jenny Lind, Fragroncio
Monfezuma, Lopez, Buena Vista, Principe. etc.
Also, Constantly on hand a supply Of Figs,
Oranges, Raisins, nuts, Confectionery, etc.
Coonnected with Newbaur, We themsr &
Co, corner of I'd and J SITS, Sacramento, and
Mayblum, Greenhood Co., Corner Of Jack
son and Sansomc sts San Francisco.
g5.2m
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22

SSTEAM ENGINE, BOILERS, AND QUARTZ
- Crushing Machinery for sale, to arrive per
clipper snip . Eclipse, F" expected ag3ut tho
18th April.
The engine ia Is horse power 80 inches
stroke, fitted on an iron frame, with o,crnor,
stop, and cutoff valves, steel piston and valve
reds, metallic packing in cylinder, &C., fitted
up in the best manner.
| There are two boilers each 26 inches in di-
ametcr, and 26 feet inches in length, made
of the best iron, with steam drum on each,
furnace fronts, CRATE bars bearers, side braces,
dead plates, iron plate TO cover flue, socket to
receive smoke pipe, 20 feet smoke pipe, cast
iron heater with copper worm force pumps,
and all the necessary pipes, cocks, valves, &c,
The Stamping Machinery consists Of ~
stampcrs. 6 inches square, 34inchcs long made
OF the best iron, chilled face, and weigh 300
pounds each.
The mortars are made extra heavy with re-
cess TO receive the dies.
Also connected with the above and worked
by the Engine, is a set Of .'BTeakers" to break
the rock preparatory to its being received into
the mortars.
Also, all the iron work, bolts iron knees,
boxes leather bands India rubber packing.
tools, wrenches. files, chisols, hammers, and
every thing necessary to put up the mach merry.
For further particulars, where drawings of
the machinery can be seen, apply to
i. Y. HALLOCk & co,
Montgomery ST.. near Clay,
97-lm* San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
For Sale.

NOUR shares, consisting OF one third in
IL terest in the Helve'ia Tunnel and Quartz
Mining Company. The above conps ny con-
sists at present Of eleven persons, their claims
are situated upon Lafayette II II, In the town.
ship of Grass Valley, Nevada county. and
about one and half miles below the town of
Centrevillc. The above Hill is well known to
be one of, If not the riches, hill yet discovered
in the vicinity of Grass Valley, not excepting
the famous Gold Hill. Parties desiring to
purchase the above, can have every informa-
tion furnished them by applying TO the under
signed at Centreville.
GEO. A. MONTG OMERY.
March 26th 1879 -91-6t
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
WE HAVE ON HAND AND FOR
w SALE, the following goods

WE HAVE ON HAND AND FOR
w SALE, the following goods:
800 sacks -four,
rs half bbls clear pork,
200 or bbls clear pork,
so or bbls OK tongues,
20 bbls pilot bread,
bbls water crackers,
IS tins soda, sugar and water crackers,
10 bbls crushed sugar,
1900 lbs double refined loaf sugar,
so mats MANILA sugar,
25 mats rice,
10 bbls pickles, assorted,
20 half bbls sour krout,
so gal kegs pickles.
80 cases qts and hlf gal pickles.
= 10 cases mustard, in IL and l-2 ID tins,
10 = I" in 4 and l.2 ID bottles,
800 lbs ground pepper.
200 lbs ground allspice,
200 lbs gronnd cloves,
800 lbs ground ginger,
100 lbs cinnamon. ground,
200 lbs mace, 800 chocolate.
20 cases Laguayrd coffee, ground, in tins
Is cases Rio coffee, ground, in tins,
Is cases Java
20 bags Rio coffee,
rs bags beans, assorted,
10 half bbls split peas.
SO half boxes NJ r raisins,
50 hf &. or
10 boxes maccaroni and vcrmacilli,
$50 lbs citrons,
200 lbs tea. Young hyson and Gunpowder
20 boxes soap,
Candles, Chceses,
Tobacco in small boxes,
"a " in silver foil,
Smoking tobacco,
Fine Havana segars, in l-lo boxes,
"i.4
Extra fine Havana segars,
Clay pipes
Broeans, Fine king shoes,
Fine pat. leather CATERS,
Ladies leather boots,
Is fine calf boots,
s. CATERS
" calf shte es,
Children's calf shoes,
DO cases boots-Hungarian, heavy kip, wax
grained, and calf,
Also A we'll assorted lot Of glass and queens
ware, tin ware. guard lanterns, bulls eye do
ALSo-A fine assortment Of hardware and
cutlery,
Ames' best long and short handled cast stet !
sbovels, picks, and pick handles, axes and axe
handles.
10 kegs nails, assorted, glue, chalk, black
lead, paint oil, green paint, sprem oil,
pipes sup. cog. brandy, gin, port wine and
American brandy;
% bbls old Mononguhela whiskey,
20 cases assorted cocktails
100 cases blackberry brandy, raspberry bran
dy. w. G. brandy, Irish and Mononga-
hela whiskey,
50 cases lemon syrup, and champaign cider,
30 baskets champaign wine,
10 cases sup wine bitters,
cases old Madeira wine,
300 whole boxes sardnes,
800 hf and or boxes sardincs.
so drums figs, 40 casks brown stont
With general assortment Of Dry Goods
Clothing, Hats, etc, etc.
All the above goods have been laid in with
great care. and for cash, and we particularly
invite the attention of merchants, miners, and
packers to give us call, as We will sell on
terms.
BROWN, HYATT & co.
Centrevillc, Grass Valley, Nevada CO.
March l3, 1852 94-3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
p. O. Nj. Co.
3. Fl. o Nj. C.

n Office is hereby given 10 the share
~ holders cf the Bunker Hill Quartz Min
ing Company that further assessment ot
one and hnlf per cent on the capital stock
of said company has been levied this cath
day of March, 1852, by the board of Trus'
tees, payable within ten days, at the com,
pany's office on the works.
The rule of forfeiture for non-payment ol
assessments will be rigidly enforced.
The regular monthly meeting of the com
pany will be held on Wednesday the 3lst
instant, at the comnany's office.
Bv order of the Board.
963t Il. w. COLBURN, Scc'y
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
Ea ole Foundry,
Fremont st. between Market and Mission,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Fremont st. between Market and Mission,
SAN FRANCISCO.
TNHE above establishment, now being in
i complete operation, the propretors are
prepared to execute orders in the various
branches of their respective trades, viz
Steam Engines and Boilers of every dcscrip-
tion, Iron and Brass Castings Of all kinds,
Saw mills, Grist mills, Quartz mills, Pumps,
&C., either by steam or water power Also,
all kinds of Blacksmith work, Turning, fin
ishing etc.
The Eagle Foundry company being com
posed of practical and experienced work
men in their respective branches Of the trade,
trust from their long experience in and at
tention to the business promptly, to satisfy
all who may favor them with their orders.
STRATHERN, BRODIE Il co.
PS. All orders addressed as above to
Box No. Ia, Mechanics and Traders Ex-
change, San Francisco, will be promptly at
tended to. '0-3m* S. b. & Co.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
Billiard Tables and Furniture

FOH S1IsE.
TWO good Billiard Tables, in ample order,
Il now in the Empire Saloon of Nevada, for
sale cheap; also, all the furniture of said Sa-
loon, including large Chandeliers, Mirrors, an
Iron Safe, etc etc, for sale a. less than half
their cost, as the owner Is preparing to return
to the Atlantic States.
Any person who intends opening large
establishment in this country has now a chance
of furnishing ii in the most splendid style, at
a trifling expense. ELIJAH BROWN.
Nevada, March 9th. l652-97-6t*
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
Gregory House.

A LBAN g. KILBOURN have fitted up
"A and re-opened the Gregory House on
Jfain street, Nevada, and are prepared to &C
commodate Boarders and the Travelling
Public. The table and bar will be furnisl ed
with the best Of every thing in the market
and no pains will be spared to make the en-.
tertainment agreeable and comfortable both
for regular and transient boarders.
The sleeping rooms are commodiously ar
ranged, and will at all times be kept in com
plete order.
Board per week, $l2. Off
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
N. G. G. AL. G.

NOTlCE is hereby given to the Stockhol-
~ ders of the Nevada County Gold Mining
Company, that further assessment of hfteen
per centum ON tho capital stock of said com.
pany has been levied this 18th aay of March
1892, by the Board of Trustees, payable with
IN sixty days, at the company's Office Grass
Valley, and at San Francisco
The rule OF forfeiture for non-payment OF
assessments will be rigidly enforced
BY order Of the Board
w. B. PEAKE, Scc'y.
Grass Valley. March u, 1852 -Iaw6w
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22

q GALOON.--The Saloon Of MRS. [. a.
~ FRISBIE is constantly open for visi-
tors, at the well-known stand on Main street.
The best cigars and liquors are constantly
on hand. Oysters, fried and stcwed, served
up at all hours This saloon is comfortable
and fashionable resort for gentlemen who
wish to spend an agreeable evening. 67-tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
California Hotel,
fRougb and Ready,)

(Rough and Ready,)
TINE subscriber having purchased and
i reftted the above house, formerly kept
by d. w Auldridge, is now prepared to en-
tetrain the travelling public. 1t will be the
constant aim OF the proprietor of the Cali.
fornia Hotel to render it quiet and COM
Portable stopping place for the Traveller, and
home for the regular boarder.
The bar and table are furnished with the
best the country affords, and in all the ap-
pointments of the house every attention will
be given to neatness and good order.
s63m B. CRABTREE.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
Election Notice.

STATE OF CALlFOR MA, County of Ne
- vada. Court of Sessions, April Term,
April 7th 1852.
II Is ordered by the Court thai an election
shall be held on Monday the sd 81, of Nav
next. in the several townships hereinafter
named. to fill vacancies in the office Of Justice
of the Peace and Constable which have occsrr.
cd since the last general election.
In Bridgeport township, an election for two
Justices and two Constables.
In Bear River township, an election for two
Justices und two Constables.
In Rough and Ready township, an election
for one Justice and one Constable, in place OF
William Harris and William Malone, resigned.
Said elections to be held within said town.
ships at the several precincts where polls were
opened at the last general election, and BY the
officers of that election, or in ease of their abb
sence or refusal to act, then by officers chosen
at the several prec nets on the morning of the
said election day.
The returns for said elections shall be made
to the County Clerk, at his Office in Nevada
City, within ten days utter the election.
BY order Of the Court.
It'd Attest: THEO. MILLER, Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22

SALT.--l, 900 bags fine table salt;
- do 1000 bags Liverpool do for curing;
PoRK-30 hf fbbls mess, superior quality;
CoFFEE-60 sacks Costa Rica;
CHEEsE-l00 boxes English Dairy, cased;
FLouR--I00 hf sacks Chill;
CANDLEs-5 so boxes Star, 4s and 5s
PoTAToEs-75 sacks San Jose;
BUTTER-lI2 firkins, 100 ID en-. very choice;
Do 10 casks, in kegs, % lbs each.
For sale by JAHES PATRICK,
80 my Battery, near Jackson st.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
Nevada City Bakery.

- BEATTY HOUSE, GRAss VALLEY.
Wa 4. G. SMITH, { formerly Of The Buck.
eye House, Having leased and reftted this es-
tablishmcnt, is now prepared TO entertain the
travelling public. Thanking his friends for
their liberal patronage heretofore, he hopes
for lis continuance in his present location,
and promises that nothing shall be wanting
to secure the qualification and comfort Of those
who may favor him with their patronage.
The table is furnished with the best the mar
ket affords, and in all the other appointments
of the house, every attention TO neatness and
good ordsr will be given.
Grass Vaiiev Feb. 7. 1882 63-6m
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
CTATE OF cALIFoRNIA--iorM Ju-
pIcIAI I)IsTprcT

~ DICIAL DISTRICT.
In conformity to the statute, in such case
made and provided, it is ordered that the
following terms Of the district court for the
several counties composing said Judicial dis
trict, be held as herein designated for the
year 1852.
For the county Of Yuba, commencing on
the LIST Mondays in February, April, June,
August, October and December.
For tho county Of Nevada on the Sd Mon.
days in February, I'd in May, Sd in August,
and I'd in November.
For the county of Suttcr, on the 9Th Mon.
days in January, Sd in April, Lot in Septcm.
ber, and 4th in December.
1t is further ordered that copy Of this orI
der be entered on the minutes Of the several
courts. by the clerks thereof and published
VIM T: BARBOUR
District Judge
Jan :, ls57-7ola wsm
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22

NSTRAYS--Came to the ranch of the sub.
II scriber, on Woods ravine, about the 9th
inst, one white COW and calf. The owner is
requested to come forward within ter days
from date, prove property. pay charges, and
take them away, otherwise they will be sold
according TO law. 1. r. BREAD.
April 18th, 1e52-2-3t@
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
Union Hotel.
Broad Street, Nevada city, Cal.
RY Y ~ DICKERMAN,

Formerly the Placer Hotel ~
uHAS recently been refitted and furnished,
II IL making it one Of the most desirable and
pleasant stopping places in the mountains.
Accommodations for lodging good, either
in ser arate rooms or not, as may be required.
Board and lodging per week Sl2; Board $40.
Beard and lodging per day $50. 92-3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
r. O. M. Co.

ALL persons owning stock on the Tehama
IN Quartz Mining Company are required to
report themselves to w. II. Spencer Trustee,
or to H.R olhschid Secretary, on or before
the 18th of April, 1852, as steps will be taken
to put machinery on the vein, and those falling
10 renort themselves will not receive the bene-
fit oft. BY order of the Trustees
94-td "A. ROTHSCilILD, Sec'y. pro tenn.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
American Cattle.

- N THE AMERICAN MAR
sE - ket Nevada, has con-
lMGAs stantly on hand. and for
@ sale at the lowest mar
ket rates the best quality Of American Beei
Cattle.
N. B. They also keep on hand full assort-
ment Of provisions and groceries. which they
haul with their own teams; therefore, they
can and will sell full as low, il not lower than
any othe, house In the city. Miners and pack
ers are invited TO give them call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
SI.3m THOMPSON g. BROWN.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
Notice.
Notice.

A ] tse April Term of the Court of Sessions
fA OF Nevada county. the following order
was entered by said court, to wit:
In compliance with the statute relating TO
MARKS aud Brands" passed May lst, 1851,
it is ordered by the court that the letters N G.,
united, be and they are hereby adopted as the
county branc of Nevada County, and that the
clerk OF this court cause the same TO be made
aud It's adoption TO be published in the Neva-
dd Journal for four weeks.
By order of the court.
'l-iw Attest: THEO. MILLER. Clerk.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-22
SAN FRAN ISCO ADV'S
SUGAR. 800 mats Manila NO. l;
- 200 mats China NO. 2;
G.,- 1Qnn lou. G. a. hl..

SUGAR. 800 mats Manila NO. l;
- 200 mats China NO. 2;
SALT. 1000 bags fine table;
1000 bags Liverpool, for curing;
PoRK. 40 half bbls clear, Dutchess co;
CoFFEE. rs sacks Costa Rica;
Flour. 40 half sacks Chile;
DRIED APPLES. "a bbls, in fine order;
CHEESE. 100 boxes English Dairy cased.
For sale by JAMES PATRICK.
'4-vl Battery street, near Jackson
IMPORTER OF BUTTER-The subscri-
i ber has followed the butter business, in the
Atlantic States, for several years. he is now
permanently located in San francisco, and
will spare no pains nor expense in bringing a
good article TO this market.
His butter is all packed at The dairies in 25
and 100 pound pacf ages; and being expressly
put up for sale here, he feels justified in saying
the quality will be found equal to any in this
market JAS. PATRICK, Battery 81.
'3-yl bet. Jackson and Pacific.