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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
JOHN v. MARTIN,
E va M me .

SUNBUKV, PA.
VNflANKFUL for past .avors respectfully in
IL forms his friends and the public that he
still continues TO carry on the Tailorng Busi-
ness al the shop formerly occupied by Jacob
Painter aA halter shop. Being IN The re-
cepl of The fashions, monthly, from New
York, his work will always be done IN a
workmanlike manner, aud according 10 The
latest style. His terms for cash or country
produce will be as reasonable as any other
in the place.
Sunbury, May %, is52.-3m.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
LIST OF CAUSES

LIST OF CAUSES
pI-OR argument in the Supreme Cour, for
x the Northern District of Pennsylvania,
for July Term, A. d. 1852
FOR THE FIRST HALF OF THE TERM.
| Covell VS. MaAit Luzerne county
Case VS. Johuson SnSq hanna co
3 Andres VS. Evans Tioaa 60
4 Gore ct al VS. Powell ct al Lnzerne co
Huston vs. Blrstow Bradford co
6 The n Y s E'ie RR so.on.honr, on
Co VS. Skinner ''''''''" 'o
Graves vs. Cole Tlona co
8 Jrssup et al vs. Rose Snsquehanna co
0 Morris vs. Case Toga co
10 Shaw vs. Deem {"
II Wight VS. Cadwallader "
II Stephens vs. Seach Luzerne co
l3 The Dearmont Coal Co vs. ru
Heirs of New bold, deed el al '''~e'''e
II Mckean's Admrs VS. Mexican Bradford
10 Bunnel VS. Arson Potter co
16 Mann VS. Cole Tioga co
II Hoyt et al VS. Rooms Luzerne CO
IS Dayton VS. Newman Ell al Snsq hanna
10 koons vs. Steele ct al Luzerne co
30 Adams vs. Smith Wyoming co
81 Bailey VS. Knapp Bradford co
- Graves VS. Gfiliin Tioga co
% Keeler vs. Vasburg Wyoming co
81 Kirby VS. Shaw Bradford co
25 Barber VS. BiiId "
% Same VS. Brink 4"
~ Ross VS. Flood Wyoming co
% Mylert Ell al VS. Sullivan co Sullivan CO
FOR THE SECOND HALF OF THE TERM.
30 Caldwell VS. Bennet Lycoming co
80 Evils Of Dickinson decd vs.
Adm'rs of Callahan decd hycom'hg co
81 Appeal by + Mengas Ell al Norihd co
80 Fisher Ell al VS. FaiIcy Union co
SO McCarly VS. Hoffman Lycoming co
"a Cole VS. Rillenhouse ct al Col co
35 Cummings VS. Antes et al Lycoming
36 Cose VS. Hrisely "
81 Seaman VS. Spayd Nor,h'd co
SO Miller vs. Sweeney "
80 Moore eta vs. Donaldson Columbia co
40 Meiser VS. Eckhar,s Admir- Union
Al Hepburn & Miller vs. Cameron & Co Lyc
42 Ruh vs. Mol Union co
43 Hrrrold vs. Mengas
A Foreman vs. Tanner Lycoming co
As Columbia co VS. Monlour co Columbia co
&c Levers vs. Columbia co "
~ Suoecker VS. Hoffman Norh'd co
4S Geddes & Marsh vs. Klose Union CO
40 Snyder VS. Middleswarh
so Road Liberty Pole &c Norh'd co
81 Bieher Treas'r Lyc co VS. Martin Lyc co
81 Derler VS. Caul Nonhd co
So Valley tp VS. Rush rr Moniour co
81 Carpenter VS. Green Lycoming co
55 Admir- of Snyder decd VS. Zegler Union
Sc Keyser VS. YoXlhemer's Admir- Nonh'd
81 kreighi VS. Reighar Lycoming 60
50 Schock VS. Schock's EN'rs Union co
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
ARMITAGEs
Patent Magnetic Lightning Rods,

dsohe nbu6hOco LIS hoAi6 Aeoo",
aud in this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the most scieh!iie gentlemen in the world
Professors M'Murtrio, Johnson, Wsllor and ma
ny others tlla, have examined them, recommend
and speak of them in the highest terms of appro-
baton, and have pronounced them the only safe
rods in in this or any other country for the
protection of Lives and Property. One advan-
tage is TO divide and throw back part of the cleo
trio fluid harmless to the clouds; in time of a
stroke this enables the rod to conduct that portion
of fluid that belongs to the earth without the
slightest danger of leaving the conductor. This
rod has many other advant ages over the old one
The only place of manufacturing is in
Vine 81. 8 doors dbouc 12h, Philadelphia,
where all persons are respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves. For sale Whole
sale or Retail by
THOMAS ARMITAGE.
~ The only authorized Agent for the Coun-
tics of Union, Juniata, Miillin, Clinton, Lycom-
ing, Northumberland, Montour, Columbia, Lu-
zerne, is SAMUEL HOOVER.
UUtleton, Union county, Pa.
Orders and letters addressed (post paid) TO Mr.
Hoover, will lie promptly attended TO.
May 8, 1882. 4n.
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NEW STORE.
PETER w. GRAY

DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
Aa Sunhury and vicinity, that he has commen-
ced "A new store in Whortlchcrry street, in he
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Gray, and has
just received aud opened a well selected assort-
L.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
LIGHTNING RODS.

A FTER many years close investigation and
"A numerous experiments. the Patentce takes
pleasure in informing the public that he has arri-
we'd at the true principle of protecting families,
dwellings and property from the destructive inlu-
cncc of LIGHTNING. The calamities that
cvcty City, Town, Village and Country falls VIC
tim to annually, through the gross negligence of
its inhabitants, is beyond calculation, especially
when the remedy is so easy to obtain-,his is
c,un,l in
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03

LIST OF CAUSES
HTOR argument in the Supreme Cour, for
x the Northern District of Pennsylvanla,
for July Term, a. d. 1852.
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To the Public.

A T the earnest request of numerous friends
"A In this "bergh," and the almost unani-
nous satisfaction given in his first Rsfde, the
undersigned has again paced before you .
Catalogue of rich and desirable goods to be
disposed Of, to which hc invites your attention.
This stock is mostly of new importation, care
fully selected, and embraces diamond Work,
Pearl Goods Geld Hunting and open face
Watches Rich Jewelfy Of all descriptions,
Gold Pens and Pencils Chains, Seals Chi
nese Shavls, Silk Goods, Rice Paintings ins
bound Books, etc. etc. .EuL,So
'F'.' GEO. D. DOENIN,
8 Gregory House, Main street.
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SAN FRANCISCO ADv'S.

GYDNEY AND CALIFORNIA. .ANlERl-
- can LINE OF PAcKErs.--In consequence
o. the very favorable accounts from the Gold
Diggings Of Australia, regular line Of first
clars.s ships will be dispatched every month 70
sail on the 20 Of each month. ll"'
Tho ftst vessel SariSydney will be the Aino-
rican packet ship, EUROPE. sailirg on ,er
aboat The 20til Of June. Just arrived from New
York. ifofncriy bsion gins To- tie Pasifis' Nail
Company. tsrt,g via 4 Tstisifde.' ,tssf
She has spacious sccommod atoms for pas
seneers, A,tcd up In thc best style, having
eight feet between decks; single berths, beds
found, and regular table attendance. az
State rooms expressly For freight
or passagc apply to EGt. u
.i - J0SEpii r., ,sCRUTToN, 9i
Rose Shipping Office, Pacific ST.,
I . or TO the Captain on board, Pacific whsrf
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Good Chance for Investment.

The Gregory House for SAFE or Rent (
THE proprietor Of the above house being do
lsjrous of changing his location, oilers his
house with all the furniture. for sale OF rent
on the most reasonable terms. The location
IS one OF ihe best or q hotel in this city. Per-
sons wishing to engage In that ousincsr would
do well TO give him call. 44 .s -
Jan. ed. 1s52.-7s.f U. s. GREGORY. i
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.,1'attersali Stnbles :
AND STOCK WARKET,

Y tVn NAH strect1 -
,HORSES and mules bought and sold.
IL, Packing and teaming to NIL parts Of
tie minas on short notice. Having bcen at
great expense in fitting up our stables, and
purchas sin ( q Cue stock Of saddle, pack, and
harness aainin!s, we hope for, and expect a
liberal share of public patronage. soiela
MCCORMACK q TIxDEr,
, Nevada, April %. !ss2.-'4-3m
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Cigars and Fruit Store.
et:l :. NE WR AUER 4 CO. -

n Main Ct. .oRe door below Nevada Hotel
N RESPECTFULLY inform tho .levors OF
N good Cigars that they have fitted up a
store as above, where will constantly be kept
. full supply Of the choicest brands Of Cigars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Wholesale
and retail. 'tt-4is ."'.-
Their connection with the bsst houses. IN
Sacramento and San Francisco, in the trade,
enable them to procure the very best articles
imported. To test the truth Of this declara-
now on sale, vis: Regalia, Tnicpan, Vigfanca,
Alhambra, Londres, Jenny Lind. Fragrancia.
MonteEuiEa, Lopez, Bnena Vista, Principe, etc,
Also, Constantly en- hand supply Of Figs,
Ornhges, kaisins, nuts, Conisctionayy, etc.
CONNECTED with Newbaur. Wsrthemer &
Co. corner of I'd spd } ,sts,l Sacramento. and
son and SAnsous SIS San Francisco.
III 95-2m -@ a.: :.
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EHSTRAY.--Taken up BY the subscriber.
" May 9Th, at the Blue Tent, six miles east
of Nerada, two mules and ono mare, as fol-
s.Une white marc mule. ono gray horse
mule. and one crown Hony mare The owner
may have them By proving property, and pay
ing reasonable charges.
Juno ,st. ls52-7-St* J. a. DICK, b GO.
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TNSTRAY. Taken up by the subscriber,
" At the Deer Greek Ranch, black marc
muJe. branded M on the right shoulder !, "A on
The left hip, and Spanish brsnd on each
shoulder ma hip, and marked with slit in
aaoh ear. The owner can have said animal BY
proving propelty, and paying feasonable ehhs-
ees. " = 9-3t* ssif WARRINGTON DREwl
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AT BORRADAILE'S, opposite the court
n house, Broad street, now in store md for
sale at the lowest market price. n choice lot
OF goods, consisting Of fresh Chile Flour, Bar
ley. Rio Coffee. Chile Beans, Manila Sugar.
n. 0. Sugar, Crushed Sugar, Hams. .Adaman J.
tine Candles, Soap, Fresh Peaches Chile
Peaches, Oysters, Pie Fruits, Thomas Virgin
Gold Leaf Tobacco. Eiining Tools. Pickles,
,krout, Ground Coffee, Spices Of all kinds
Pork, Sporting and blasting Powder, Safety
Fuse, pnils, assorted sizes, Cordsge, Toas,
Onions, Potatoes, Mackerell, Salmon, Smok-
Ing Tobacco, Pipes, Claret wine. Gin, cherry
Brandy, etc. etc. All of my goc!s warranted
give satisfaction, il not, the money will oe
returned. fe ~ b-4m
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lSAN FRANCISCO ADy'S,
Paciac Mail stensns hi Co.

DeraETrnrs From EoNa wn.py. s.
n'The Pacific Mil Steamsiip C3mpany's
steamer GOLDEN GATE, G. P. Patterson,
Esq. commander, will leave for PAnAAA, IN
MONDAY June 2Sih, at o'cloek, a. n.
Traasdfe for shipment will be received Mt
the office. until IL o'clock Saturday night.
For freight or passage apply to
rrs 80 ehi - X. KNIGHT, Agent.
,4eos Coz, Sacramento and Leidesdoril sts.
The i ort Of departure on the. Atlantic
side Is Asf'iSwAiL. Navy Boy; and asthe Rail-
road is now in operutiop, .the'Isthmus caH be
crossed in oSF DAY. atav very moderate eA-
26 miles lrors Panama to Gorgona tbeing .
hire Off mple,) $l2
20 miles r ON Iatier TO Soldsdo, s
IL miles from the latter to Aspin wall. g. 2
|63 miIes. $l9
Or, without mule, q" 81
passepgers leaving Panama ut o'clock.
a. NJ. can arrive at Aspinwaii and be on board
the boat the same evening. >, 80
NorE.-Ah the Atlantic stelmers now ar
rive at and depart from Aspinwall, Navy Bay,
thus avoiding the heavy expense and incen-
ycnieuce of embarking at Chagres.
II is intended steamer shall always be in
readiness TO depart on the arrival of passengers
from the Pacific. - "a
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.$lOO. Reward.

SsTRAYED OR STOLEN from the epclo,
- sure ec Robert Gordon. ut ,vhiSham' 9
Mil, on the nigh. Of the 29lh May, a small
sorreI pony, long switch TAIL, niaac rather
curly, branded Q on the right hip, md an In
distinct brand OH the rump.
Fifty dollars of the above reward will be
paid on recovery of the pony, and the balance
on conviction OF the thief. .nr.isttI s8
7.4t .-. ROBERT GORDON.
(Sacramento Daily Union please copy the
above six times and send bill TO this ofice.1
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Administrators Notice.

"A LII pevens having demands Ag inst the
"A estate Of j Jemes Dow. deceased. are re-
ouestod to present the same to me, with. the
sacessary vouchers, vishla ten months from
this dafe, and those inteSied ts'the estate are
tSs1usstni v make Immediate payment.
'>,s GEO. w. KIDD, Adn'r.
Nevsds. May i8sh is52--e<r 1i .d's,
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Iowa o. M. Co.

NOTICE is hereby given to the stockhol-
In ders Of the Iowa Quartz Mining Compa-
ny, Cat Eureka) thatan assessment has been
made, and all shares in arrears will be sold on
Monday, the 18th day Of July next, unless paid
BY two o'clock p. NJ. IN Saturday previous.
By order of the company.
S. s. FENN, ,Sec'y.
Eureka; June 9th, ls52-5-3t*
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Lumber.

r;gyHE undersigned having completed their
E new sow mill, situated at tue iower Nc
vada bridge, are no,Nprepareu TO furnish luni-
Der Of the best quality and on as reasonable
terms Ms any other mill. ~ -
All. orders will be filled with dispatch, and a
share Of public patronage is solicited
B. II. CorLrER, r. Gibson, rg,
WM. HowsRp 3, g} j. d. FoRDycs.
L. BUCKLEY, +. PARKER.
Z May 20, 1872. - {, ao,,-,. {,
N.B Orders left with H. Davis, cerner
Broad and Pine streets, will be promptly at
tended to. 5+s' ~" 5-Sm
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B. Fl. O. M. Co.

The stockholders of the Bunker Hill Quartz
Mining Company are hereby notified that an
assessment of seventy weight (S76) dollars on
each share he's this day been levied, payable
ono half in ten and the balance in twonty days
from this date. arta. I.fs.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
VIM. Nj. MARVIN. Sec'y.
Bunker Hill June 7th l652-5-2t
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Notice.

DAoCr. ). q. BUkERis my authorised
~ agent at, Sacramento city, end will at
tend p,rtinularly 10 filing special orders. and
forwarding goods hy the best teams on the
rnads. Goods shipped 10 my care from San
Francisco will be forwarded the day Of arrival,
If shipped on the Confidence, W q Hunt.
New World or Antelope. H. DAVIS.
April 70. IS52-4-tf ~
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City Drug Store. i

j. n X U a II X n D " ",
"AvE just received at their old stand on
II Main street fresh and genuine stock Of
DRUGS, AfEDfCINES,F FERFUDfERK
Chemicals. Fancy Articles, Surgical lnstru-
ments, etc. etc, which they will sell on the
me st reasonable terms.
Physicians' Prescriptions filed BY day or
night. Orders from the county promptly at
tended TO, at all times. 99-3m
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II ARD-4Q cages prime leaf, in square tins;
~ SALT. 1000 bags fine dairy in cases;
'''H 500 bags Liverpool, for curing;
CorrEE. go sacks Costa Rica; '#
SUGAR. 400 mats Manila NO., i;
100 mats China NO. 2
40 hbls and hf bbls Stunrt's ground
and crushed; g a. .1
FLoun. .250 halves and lrs Chile; .,
DRIED ArrIEe ..25 bbls, in hno order;
t.HEEsE. 200 bxs Eng. Dairy-late arrival;
BrTTER. in IS ID Kegs. strictly primo
For sale by JAMES PATRICK.
9-Im-is Battery street, near Jackson
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Quart. Machinery For Sale.

ENSrRAY.-Takenu up, by the subscriber,
IA at the Middle Ferry, South Yuba, on the
l4th or June, 1852, one mare American mule,
dark bay, branded with an'h on each shosl-
der, aud A II on the right hip The animal
is on Prior's Rock Creek Ranch, three miles
from Nevada, where the owner can have the
same by applying to Mr. plor, proving pro-
pcrty and paying reasonable charges.
, ,9s 49, THOS. w. MOORE.
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Patent Medicines.

NVISTAR'S Balsam of Wild Cherry ,Jsyncs'
'Expcctorant,O OsgoodsC holagogne, Thomp-
sons. .Eya Water, Psin Killer, Mofiatts Pills
and Phenix Bittarr,- Dallas Pain Extractor,
Giray's Ointment, Sands Sarsaparilla. Bulls
Townseld,s and Corhett's, and va;iety Of
the best Pills, for sale by
LARK & GARRASON,
99-3n At the City Drug Store.
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Messr,. ZEE e. MARSH.IL, Prcprictors
of the National Circus. desire to return their.
sincere thank Ia tle citizens Of the mining
districts, generally, through which they have
trayeilcl. for the very liberal patronage sx
tended towards them. and take the present
opportunity to inform them that they. will
make one more farewell visit prior toll their de-
parture for tho Sandwich Islands and China,
and thsy. respectfully solicit the patronage so
kindly extended boloro, and ietalrn their az
surances that no effort shall be wanting on
their mart to render the performances OF ones
pleasant and attractive to all. Numerous ad-
ditons to their highly trained stud Oh hsrses,
trappinas. Sc, have been made, together with
the celebrated LEE FAMILY forming one
the greatest attractions ever offered to Cal
ifornia putiic. Qia. oefi ~ liel3,'
In addition to the nbove, the management
take pleasure in announcing thai they nave
engaged at great expense a talented Melo-
Dramatic Company for the production oi .ne
sublime spectacle Of g st. George and tne
Dragon, or the seven Champions Of Christeu-
DOM being the frs: time Of itsrePresenta-
tien In any travelling Circns. s..s.5s ara.
Those who have not yet witnessed the youth
fui prodigies, Masters EUGENE and FRAN,
CHS LEE, ,Mill do we'll ito take advantage Of
the pressnt opportunity, sslt Is positively their
farewsll sppsaranee. if} Hr psf
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School Land Warrants.

CCuOOl l<QHu warrants.
Y-s0R the Information of tiose living ., a,
- incenyenientf distance from the sea, ~
goycrnment, who wish to obtaia Land War
rhnts vnrcr HE net Of the Legislature for the
ssis cf Eve haHdsed tKoussnd acres Of school
lands, approved Mhy 81, 1852, we would state
that Il is not necessary the applicant should in
person come 10 thu sent Of government The
Land Wsrrnnts maybe o6tained inthe fol.
idying method, ~ viii: An af1dayit Of ths an.
rilcant should 10 Forwarded 10 the Comptrollsr:
Etaken before notary public. clerk or iudec
es tie teuhiy eoar,ers disffist Judge 81 iss
lice Of the supreme court, setting forth the
fket Of wanting the land for "permapent set.
tiemsnt simreon,n and stating the tIurntitr
applied for, (xlIieh ica,,not By law exceed 6it,
acres) and also there should be Forwarded "a
the Treasurer the requested amount for ths
Lpayment for the Warrant at two dollars lt,er
acre. In tiie =. lawful currency Of the ,Unissd
States," or Comptroller's Warrants drrwI
| upon the general fund. {" 81 IN bonds AZ Ks
cisil debi 81 tho State no q, due .fricb Ara II
per cent bonds> with The inieress ;neiuSsS.
which tegcther With . power Of sttoyney "a sv
agent confeybng authority 10 YsSsfss tSs ma
twsrrs.t aAd g ressiiA shersfsr:'' 1853 \ :
( JOHN BIC, LEN, t;overnor. ~. /.
-. RICHARD HOWAS, Tre-..-s so3 y
- wIsSLoW s. PIERCE, Gem, -,
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A.A BEATTY HOUSE, GaAss Fatlrr.
E& e, O; SMITH, Uormsny erths Bnck-
eye House) Having leased nnd re stted this es-
tab!ishment, Is now prepared to entertain tho
travelling puolie. Thinking his friends for
their liberal patronage heretofore, he hopes
for its 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 10 furnished with the Lest ,ie rrsr.
ket affords, and in all the other appointments
OF the house, every attention 70 nastncss aud
good order will be giyen.
Grass Valley. FeS. 7. 1861 s3.sm
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!, Great Excitement. s,
5000 In Gold dust, In sx.
w change for DagHeYreotypes, at a ~
STdW q. JOH.NSORS

Grc0t EXc1CeIneIlt.
VNyANTED-S SbooJ in Gold dust. In ex.
w change fur DagHcYreotypes, at
SHAW q. JOHNSORS -...,
Eureka Daguerrean Rooms.
No. 297 Montgomery st. San Fraaciseo.
All persons WISHING this city are respectfully
invited to call at these 'ooms,wher they VIII
from, The smallest size to tae !argesie nnd Id
the highest perfection. Of this Eecutllliselt'
Pictures takeh In niezt6tfnto sr In CGLCES.
Perfect satisfaction g,ia'A~tecd In all r2ses
or no charge. We have aaaug cn,eats mrde
by which we are enabled t2 sAat; pietarcs Df
our customers BY mail'tO anypasips he known
wor a. and al a ir,fline expense: 1al'..,
Instruction given in the. drt, ,3cc .iis
y iDaguerreoiype Instruments complete, wfth
general nssortmcit Of Plates. eases and che.
inicals, always on hand and for sale cheap. Z
s. l.. SHAW, Soon GEO. u. Johnson =
supetior white lead; 80 /, ~.
7,tons assorl d coiors, ground IN oil;
aH 7tons putty, 10 bulk and In bladdsrs;
stons rcd iead, . ton. li,hars.,
= Is bbls fire proof paint; at' 'f +ta'
. 2 cases orange gum shellac; Isa
zoo cases French window glass, assorted rises
from SxI0 TO 32x4a or" q
1900 gals boiled aud raw linsesd s.i; b
500 gals spirits turpentins; .
200 galls copaf varnish;
Is bhls bright varnisii;
10 gals fne whiH French picture rarnish 4
Brown and black japan, chro.lv Yellow;
Chrome green, frus. blue;
Burnt and raw terra de sieDns; tnl3
Burnt and raw uilber, dry and ground In oil
Utramarine. vnndykc, brown, American
and English yertnillion; -
Venetian red and yellow ochrei sa5 Ja8
Paint brushes, White wash brushes, etc..
The above, together with avery other nrt'c'e
in the line; nre Off. cd by the subscriber at the
lowest market prices. Those persons wishing
to purchase would DO we'll to eali before pur-
chasing elsewhere. -"
70 -. ROBT. MARSH, Sansoms st.:
Z. .96.s,n 3 doors north Of Washington.
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= Grass alley Hotel.

AtIiOiS ---Aii persons arc cuu,,-..-.
" against purchasing or negotiating or =
nete drawn " ne in favor OF 3. Sandborn.
:.l inc sum OF $60e, dated about the first of
March, 1852, ihs pote hnying been taken mn
by Nai.aniel, Thompson, now operating ir
Washingt gtoh, for me. Mr., Thompson is In.
aetiedto me, over and shove tho amount OF
the note. N-3t'l JOHN MARSDEN.
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Thomas Tennent,

afr Thomas Tennent, m
sS-x-r1 MA A7,HEDfHJICAL AND
't1SfCa Nautical Instr1nent Makey,
Fire proof building, Montgo-
AAA merry st., head Of Long Whsrf,
over thc Banging House OF Drexci, Sather o.
TheoSoIite,. Leveling and Transit lnstru-
ments. Compasses, chains, Lcvelling slaves,
Drawing ipstrumen.s, pocket com passes, mag.
nets. barometcrs, compound microscopes, mag.
nifying glasses, Thermometers, Spectacies,
drawing and tracing paper, hydroinssers, sa-
ha>,meters, etc. etc., with variety OF other
instruments constantly on hand. - ~.
REpAIRs of every description executed IN
the b.s, manner. Orders {post paid) promp:-
.ly attended to. Wy
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HOTEL NOTICES.
Gregory House.

A LBAN & KILBoURN lave fitted d,
n and re-opeped the Gregory House on
1fain street. Nevada, and are prepared to &c.
commodate Boarders and the Travelling
Public. Theiahie and bar will be furnisI cd
with tie best Of every thing IN the market,
and no pains with be spared to make the en-.
tertainment agreeable and comfortable both
for regular and transient bcarders.
The slceping rooms are cosnmodiousiy rr.
ranged, and will ut al times be kept in com
pletc order.
Board per week, sl2. si.T
The Nevada journal., 1852-07-03

v$HE stockholders of North California Min
u Ing Company are hereby notifies that the
iscnli-annual meeting for the election Of o.icey.
VIII be hold at the Empire Clothing Depot, on
the ?0:h day Of July, 1882. n.
S.st IA. RorUsrYrrr.D See'r
The Nevada journal., 1852-07-03
ADMINISTRATORS Sale

or ite i2tGl d,d Personal property af. j. H.
Crands!, deceased.
r9Y 6iaer Of the Probate Court OF Nevada
-EE county, will, on "Wednesday the 4th day
Of Anrnsi'usxt, proceed to sell to the highest
b,1asrsfir cash, nil the property of J. II. Gran.
dali, deeeaeed, consisting Of one sixteenth OF
the afocS II the American Mining Company,
on E1rsi1a fill, Grass Valiey.qsfx undivided
claims On said hill, and oil the personal pro-
p,rty Qicntioned In the inventory of said es-
tate, on ftcin the Probate Court, consisting
o carpenter's tools etc, etc. 80,
Sale 10 take place between 8 o'clock 4. NJ,
md 4 clock p NJ, !. in front of the Alta Sa.
loon, Grass alley. :a... i',..52.
5i;7A LIB. NUTTlNG, Admir-. ?
Il-ilS Of J. II. Crandall, deceased. ,
The Nevada journal., 1852-07-03

Drug Store e''.'4 :.
rUSFlE subscribcSs having opcnd Drug store
, q In CcntrsviIle, now oiIe: 10 the citixens Of
that place, and surrounding country, a fresh
and genuine stock of f
Drugs, Medicines, PcJlmery, Fancy
Articles, Surgical Instrsnrits, ! I
800 Patent Medtcines, etc. sm6S
b Physiciaa's prescriptions flled By day lor
night. withsthe greatest caro- la.s ay.s
Orders from the country flied with despatch,
ard at as low rate as can he afforded in this
parl Of Cal'fornis. e,g Jl,ell.. ~. 81
'''' LARK Il GAERASoN,-
" Druggists ana Apothcc aries
Centreyil.e April i4th 1872 -3mIl97aiG