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REWARD OF FrDELrrr. forsake a
friend. When enemies gather around; wber
the world i dark and cherries, ,ss the tiu /,
try true friendship. They who turn from the
scene Of distress betray their hypocrisy, and
prove that interest only moves them. If Won
have a frl end who loves you, who has studied
you interest and happiness, be sure to sustain
him in adversity--let him feel that his former
kinkness is appre;i ated, and that his love wa,
not thrown away. Real fidelity may be rare,
but it exists-in the heart. They only denv
its worth and power who never loved friend,
or labored to make friend happy.
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The WAY TO MAZE MyRDEKERs.--The Whee.
ling Anteiltgeneer, in noticing the recent murder
of Prof. Butler by MFR. VI. F. Ward, In Louis.
vile, says sl apss sa-t
"Mr. Ward is brother of Miss Salle Ward
that was, who married tie son of Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, of Boston, and was afterwards di-
vOrced, and he seems to have the same char
acterstics as those which she exhibited TO the
uttermost astonishment Of her Boston relatives
Mr.. N. +. Ward is a married man and ba,
we learn, achieved some reputation as a wri.
ter. His younger brother, VIM. Ward, was
punished by the teacher. He reported the fact
to his brother, NJ. I. who went to the schOOl.
house of Prof. B., and deliberately shot his
victim to the heart Ward was apprehended
and together with brother. who was with
him, was lodged in Jail, and we trust will re.
ceve the full penalty Of the law for their trans.
yression. At Louisville some Is years ago,
this ~ +. Werd was slightly punished by the
teacher for some offence, and his father was
with difficulty dissuaded from cowhiding the
teacher. This is tie ~oy to rear up murderers
for the gailows"
That is lamentably too true. And we fear
that some kind hearted parents will find it out
to their sorrow, when too late to remedy the evil
And are not those parents aiding and abetting
in the same work who publicly reprOve or guar.
rel with the teacher or remove their child from
school, because the teacher has been compelled
to punish him to maintain his authority and
secure subordinatiOn? This is an importa Mt
and delicate question; but one that should be
met fairly and candidly. By one rash and in.
conSiderate act Of this kind can be done mis-.
'hief that lifetime Of good receipts cannot rem.
sdy. From this source ARISES much Of the in.
'ubordinstiOn prevalent amongs: the youth Of |
he present day.
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"Hab you go. de janders, Pete? De white
90 your eyes am as yaller as safFrum."

"Hab you go. de janders, Pete? De whit,
90 your eyes am q yalleF as saffrum."
- "Hush your mouf Of dose insidiOus ca.
parsons, SAmbO. Use got de Kallumfornsa gold
fever--when de crisis arribes in de deleriun
stages, den dis intervidual also lebes for de re
gionOb perpetual gold. Dat is. sambO, perwi.
ded Congress due not perhibit us to take on
slaves, and oder real estate wid u.s."
"Well, Pete, you is insane. A gentleman
OBJ your talk fOollshing off after desc yisumarv
white folks down Cape Horn. guess twill
be in horn dey' find de gold! II you in.
cludes to take de stages. Pete, shall detract
my remarks on your appearance, and subsur.
tout defore. all OBJ color, al ober alike. and is
de darkest. greenest aiSgsr. in Belknap street
you is disgrace to de whole colored sexl
you is green as geese!"
empty dis building oh your presence, Sam.
DO, or am not responsible for your early de.
cease" ."-Boxzs.
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II PAIs Us TO MASuRE.-That It pays 10
use manure, the success Of farmer in Center
vile, Md. abundantly proves He purchaced
farm in 1914. which had previously prOdu.
ced scarcely enough to support family, and
in the nine years which have elapsed, he has
used lo,9S8 bushels of ashes. 1855 bushels
OF stone lime, and 9,7OO bush. Of she'll lime
besides street manure, in all costing S3. qs4.
58. In 1914 the produce of the farm sold for
S49i, So, and it gradually increased until 853
when 1t sold for s3,5O4 47. The sales Of the
9years amount 10 Sl6.2i5 90, or sic 500 SO
over and above the cost of the manure. Al
the rate Of the yield Of 1914, the aggregate
sales of the nine years would have amounted to
only 81 49492, so that it was a clear gain from
increased produce of So. sec 30, by the appli.
eaton of manure for nine years. The increase
employed should also be taken into account
but even thena handsome profit is shown from
the use of these fertalizing materials.
These figures speak for themselves. and
render comment scarcely necessary. An in.
crease OF thousand dollars in the produce of
a single farm from the addition Of manure. is
certainly convincing argument.
Country Geaaenlon.
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CuRE FOR IxrLAxxAroar RaEUMAr,sx.
The Lynchburgh Express says. "a gentle.
man wishes to publish the following fOrthe re.
lief ofhumanity. He says be has known nun.
Der Of cures made By it. and oil Of them in a
short time: Half an ounce Of pulyeriaed Salt
Petre. put in half point Of sWees oil; battle
the parts affected, then sOsnd cure will speed
ily be effected.
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Ale The tlm.

You ask me. love, how many times
think Of you day.
] frankly answer, enly 0aet,
And mean just what ,s4y.
YOa seem perplexed, and ssnewhat hast.
But wait, and hear the rhyme:
Pray. how can one do more than oaus.
What sne does III the tine;
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ET Dearest, said an ardent and devoted
SdmIrer to newly formed female acquain-
tsnce' you ara not for this cold world; YOU
must live on a sunbeam, and be enwrapped
at eve in the gorgeous clouds fringed with gold
ia which the y'god sinks to lest.'
The deuce l am responded the object Of his
affections. why you are as full of book larnin
as old parsOn Sessions. But you can't come
none Ofyour fine speeches ov er me; I'm around
am
1t is unnecessary to add, this was the last
Wme he paid that young lady a visit. p.
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The GsAvETARD.-The Christian grave.
yard is a cradle where. in the quiet motions oI
the globe, Jesus rocks bis sleeping children
By and bye, he will wake them from thar
slumber and in the arms of angels they shall
Re translated to the skies.
G.. B. GHExyEH.
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The hotel walters st Pittsburgh have struck
for higher wages. and they have chosen to do
so at a time when their services are m ,st need.
ed-the hotels being aIlunusually full Of stran
gers.
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Into something rich and strange.

EE CurrERBUcK's story of the old LADY,
ibis aunt) is excellent. Being very nervous
she told Sir w. Farquhsr she thought Bath
would do her good. "It's very Odd,'' said
SIR W. but that's the very thing was going
to recommend to you. / will write the par.i.
culars OF your case to very clever man there,
in whose hands you win be we'll taken ear.
Of" The lady, furnished with the letter, SET
off, and on arriving at Newbury, feeling. as
usual. very nervous, she said to her confident
Long as Sir Walter has attended oe. he has
never explained to me what ails me. | have a
great mind to open his letter. and see what he
has stated Of my case to the Bath physician. .
In vain her friend represented to her the brza.n
OfcOnfdence this would be. She opened .he
letter and read, ''Dear Davis, keep the old Ia.
dy three weeks, and then send her back again. .
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lloetifal.



nj cHARLEs SWAIN.
What 10 noble to inherit!
wealth. estate aud proud degress
There must be some other merit
i Higher yet than these for me!
SOmsthing gS.aler far mast enter
Into life's majestic span;
Fitted te create and center
True nobility in usn'
What is noble? 'tis the finer ..
Portion Of our mind and heart;
Linked 70 something still di,iner
Than nsre language can impaFt:
Rver PrOmptiug--ever seeing
Some Improvement Jet to plan;
TO uplift Oui fellow being
And, like man, to feel FOR mani
What is noble? is the sabre
NObler than the humble spade?
There is dignity in labor
Truer than e'er Pomp arrayed!
lie who seeks the minds improvement
Aids the world ia aiding mind:
Every great commanding movement
Serves not one-but all mankind!
Ger the Forge's heat and ashes
O'er the Engines iron head
Where the rapid shuttleS flashes.
And the spindle whirls its thread;
There is labor lOwly tending
Each requirement ofthe hour,
There is geniOus still extending
Science--and its world of power!
Mid The dust, and speed. and clamor
Ofthe lOom-shed and the mill
Midst the clink Of wheel and hammer,
Great resultsare growing still
Though too oft by Fashions creatures
Work and workers may be blamed:
Commerce need not hide its featuresl
Industry rs not ashamed!
What is noble? that which Slsees
Truth in its enfranchised will!
LssvinsSs tePs-ike angel traces
That mankind may follow still
Fen though Scorn's malignant glances
Prove him poorest Of his clan,
He's the .NoJie--who advances
Freedom and the Cause Of MAN!
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Subscribers whsds 90 ssss sxsns.s 80.
e the eongrsry - seaadsssa wIzals- !. ..'s.s-
- their sahsefipsiuns.
> u subserlters efdeF ghH SlssausIns.a.e "A
thess papess he pc inl,sF aAay ssnsinas !. s.nI
1hen aatii al Aussuesa ass tsid.
u saeseribeEs nsEiess sesssass = s.ks tke,r
y psu ifom oGees - whirh ihsy are s.ns. thsr
ere bid Fespoaslbls tili Ehey kuvs -. ii -,
aiils aad ssdessd their papsF siaesuslnusa.
~ suossFieers remove 70 osief pl.ees wishssa
sstaiyiag u,s psolisAer. and fbe psprT = 81 ssus
" isSmsF dissetion thsy ass b. 4 ss.puaalbls.
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Seven hundred thousand children attene
school in the six New England States.
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bl JOHN u. SAKE,
OF all amusements for the mind,
From logic down to fishing,
There isn't one that you can find
30 very cheap as ''wishingP'
4 very choice diversion, too,
live but rightly use it,
And not, as we are apt TO do,
Pervert it and abuse it.
! lwish-a common wish, indeed
My purse was something fatter.
That might cheer the child Of need,
And not my pride to hatter:
That might make oppression reel,
AS only gold can make 1t,
And break the tyrant's rod Of steel,
As only gold can break i'll
/ wish--that Sympathy and Love
And every human passion
That has its origin above.
Would come and keep in fashion:
That scOrn and Jealousy, and Hate,
And every base emotion,
Were buried fifty iathoms deep
Beneath the waves of Ocean!
! wish-that friends we're always true,
Aud motives always pure;
] wish the good were not so few,
| wish the bad we're fewer; ~
l wish that parsons ne'er forgot
10 heed their piOus teaching;
! wish that practising was NOT
So different from preachingl
Iwish--that modest worth might be
Appraised with truth and candOur;
! wish that innocence were free
From treachery and slander;
l wish that men their VOWS would mind:
That women ne'er were royert:
l wish that wives were always kind,
And husbands always lovers!
1Wish-in 6ue--that JOY and mirth.
And every good Ideal,
May come, erewhilc; throughout the earth
To be glorious real;
Till God shall every creature bless
With his supremest blessing, sg
And hope be lost in happiness,
And wishing be possessingl
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PROSPECTUS
o. Tux
Weekly Forest CiIy Democrat.
,Hal For 1851
PROSPECTUS

A J'~as SsPsr. Priafsd "a moa~ssa .G...,
:" cisur tgps. sA4 dss;gae 10 eOaAieya yanf s;l,uo,
eirrHIafsoa,
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-16
n o Il | c. E.

U y
YayHIS inform the public that the undersigned gave
Il toahe regular attendant at the Nevada Post ONCE
Nov 18Th. letter directed TO Guiwkowo, Prussia, and
Daid the hostage cents. the same This morning
friend Informed that letter living inthe Office
STILL AMI unpaid the Office md found the letter
AS suited aud the man the Office insisted the postage
had not been paid. ] foreign letter cannot
90 unless prepaid and have always paid for them re
member distinctly paying for this letter at the time
what change gave and received. publish this that
public may know how affairs at The post office
aged LEWIS DAVIDSON.
Nevada, Dec. 18th, 1353-34-lt' ~
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-16
LORD & WEBB.

IMPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND
STATIONERY, No. 132 Sansome street, between Mer.
chant and Washington, San Francisco have in store
large ana varied stock of Blank Books Stationery and
Paper OF everv description received arrivals from
new YORK which they oer for sale at the lowest prices
consisting in part of r'
BLANK BOOKS-Ful and Half Bound
PAPERs-Lette cap, BRIEF bill bah common and pock-
ct posts P0N
PRINTING and WRAPPING PAPERs-assorted sizes
and quaies
lNks-Maynard Noyes', David s. Blacks and Arnold's
fluid;
PLAYING OARDS-Cohen's. IIart's, Felt's and Fsks:
PENCILS-Fabers Fay's, Haskn's and Mordants wri-
ting and drawing;
ENVELOPEs-Buf, white, euamelsd and fancy, letter,
note and official '
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-16
Story, RedingtOn & Co.

DRUGS and MEDICINES Che
~ meals, Perfumery Fancy Articles, S4.
~ Stone Building, Sansome, cor. OF Merchant
street, San Francisco, California.
Agents for Osgoods India Cholagogue Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, Graefenberg Co.'S Medi
cines. Corbetrs Shakers Sarsaparilla. DR.. Hunts
Lite Elixir and Hyatt's Balsam
From the facFthat enc of our firm will reside per
manently in the Atlantic States, and superintend
in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping
of goods for this market ater ourselves that we
can offer superour advantages, both in quality and
price, to any others in our line of business.
Dec 93msss9 { Story, REDINGreN 4 Co.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-16
4 e NJ VAL.

RE MOvAL
undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens of
IL Nevada end the public in general that he has
ed his Stock OF Goods and entire business to his
Fire-Proof Brick Building,
next adjoining his old stand Broad street, where he Is
prepared to his customers with large and well
iected Stock OF Goods, which, will be sold at moderate
profits.
1-Y Goods will be delivered to regular customers as
follows:
On Mondays-W0ods Ravine, Long Hollow and Rush
creek.
On Tuesdays-Sheby Flat and Brush creek.
On Wednesdays-liltle Deer Creek, Gold Run and
Peck : Ravine.
On Thursdays-Musquito creek.
Dec 2, 1851 32-3m H. DAVIS.
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DR.. II. V. BICKNELL,
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon

Office on Broad Street, I'd Door above the I'm
ion Hotel
DR. BICKNELL is a graduate of the Aloepathc
~ School-practiced six years according to its
theories and principles, then adopted the Eoect
System, and has practiced it fifteen years. He cures
ali diseases without the use of mercury or any other
poisonous minerals. The medicines he uses are
purely vegetable, i e. roots and herbs and their ex-
tracts and compounds.
DIR. BICKNELL is also Dentist, and will
plug teeth with pure gold for So cavity, and
Extract teeth for 81 each.
His Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the
Scu~y and making the Teeth white
Oct. 81, 1858. 2o,t
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Provision Store and Shovel DeDot

RHRS. M. w. BURNETTE respectfully in
4VA forms her late husbands customers, and the
public generally that she will continue the business
at the old place, Broad ST., nearly opposite the
court house. where she is now receiving Ne1o and
Snpe rior Supply Of Goods, consisting of
Hardfcdre, Gooceries and Provisions,
Of all kinds, suitable both for Hotel Keepers and
Miners, which she will sell on the most reasonable
terms, and which in quality inferior to none in
the market. Call and examine her,goods and terms
Sept. l6.2l-3m MRs. M. w. BURNETTE.
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CoustabIe's Sale.

S%ate of California, County oi Noy So,,ro-.
3 By virtue Of an execution to me directed ana
Id issued from the court of T. ]. Burgess an aSe
1h 1853 to satisfy Judgment rendered by SAID cours
said day. favor Of Grhs aia Co. and md I
~. =, anti have taken in execution and will sell 10
tS highest bidder for cash. the premises at Alpha on
saturday the 24h day of December between ne nouri
xo and P NJ of said day. all the right title and
;r,ere.t ~ OF Orin Rice s. Co. In and TO One m1n1ng
c,.;,, known as Rice Co.'S; Also, one eighth e'
a Ditch; Also, one House end Lot, Also, enc
@so md Tot in the village of Brookyn-to sailsi.
IA a6oyc demands and aecrling costs Bro0Siyn, No'
1859 49," w IL. -T|' ~ s~'
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Fl. DAVIS, BROAD STREET

he AS just received from the Marysvie Mills
IL IL 100 Sacks Fresh Flour;
40 Ground Barley;
20 " Corn Meal from I'aIifurn!S Corn:
10 I" Chicken Feed
10 Mdlings Dec. 18th, 1883.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-16
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

HE undersigned by order Of uGge @ s o nf G sse
- .hs estate OF John Hooking deceased CONSISTING II
osrt Of lot Of land Main street IN Glass
Reatty House. on Saturday, on SATUtDA., DIG, a. An
s,vssen the hours of O'Clock A and o CLOCK r NJ
Sale 10 be had on premises. .ntMs Adm,
3+2t WILLIS" L. -..-s
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COW FOUND.

COME to the premises Of the undersigned, a
k1sE small brindled Cow, the end OF the left be-
ing cut off, also slit in the right about
Ak8 four years OF sge, and has apparently crossed
the plains this The is requested to call and
prove the property, pay charges and take her away.
L. 4. S.GAMM0N & co.
Nevada city, Dec. i4h, lS53.-44lm
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Administrators Notice.

r, PERSONS having claims against the estate of 10
"A urht- PtcNNEL. decd OF Nevada are required 10
.,, ,ha ooe for payment to the undersigned, admin
;,b;n sn months of this date, or the claims will
~ a,,owed All p indebted to said estate are re-
questeo W ooiNo i0 SIS. HUSSEY, admir-.
w. ,c,. ,c5a slim.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-16
Christmas Presents.
Summons.

SNTA1E OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Town.
- shipof Grass Valley, set Justices Court before J.
N Fouse, J. p.
The People or the State Of California to ISA AC LAF-
TIN greeting: You hereby summoned appear be-
fore me- at my Office in said township Saturday the
nth day OF December A. D. 1853. at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, TO
nnswer unto the complaint of Corydon Coster who de.
mands against you the of 500 upon contract when
Judgment will be taken against you for the said
together with costs and damages you fail to appear and
answer.
TO the Sheriff or any Constable of sad County, Greeting
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this Sth day OF Dec, A. D. 1853
J. NJ FOUSE, IL. 81
Justice Of the Peace OF said County.
A true COPY J.C. GOAD. C34-1tl
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NEVADA SCHOOL.

NAE IVA. +. 6kkV VINE would present hiscompli-
1w ments to his former patrons, and citizens of Ne
yada and vicinity and announces that he has permanent
~ located himself here as TEACHER OF THE YOUTH,
and having spent several years in the business in the
Atlantic States he faers himself that he give entire
He hopes by strict attention to his duties to
merit continuation of the patronage hitherto literally
extended. Nevada, Nov. 30th 1853 32lm
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Dissolution OF C0partnership.

01 WI
gT1IE copa rtnershp heretofore existing between the
ID undersigned under the name and style of ii. g. 8
BEENY is this day dissolved by mutual consent
STEPHEN BEENY is alone authorized TO sign in liqu
dation. HENRY BEENY,
kSTEPHEN BEENY.
The business will be continued by the under
signed. at the old place, Phnnix Saloon.
Nevada, Dec. 4, 1e53.33-lm STEPHEN REENY.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-16
BLACKMAN & KILBOURN,

A RE NOW RECEIVING a large and well selected
EA stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS.
Housefurnshng and Domestic Goods of all kinds suito
BILE for this market and Also o splendid lot Of
Clothing Boots and Shoes, and genemen's Furnishing
Goods OF every DESCRIPTION. Our stock of Fancy Dry
Goods consists in part OF Silks, French and English Mer
nos, Alpaccas Muslin, all wool Delains Prints large
variety, together with good assortment of Ladios,
DrcSs Goods Trimmings, Ladies' Shoes, large variety
for wet weather. Gloves and Hosiery an endless variety
House Furnishing Goods such as all-wool CarpetinS
Floor Ocoth, and yds wide; Damask of all kinds.
few sets of fine Window Shades with fixtures complee
beautiful worked Lace Window Curains Wall Paper and
border large assortment Sheetings, from to wards
wide. White Marselles and Lancaster Quilts SC &c-
Childrens Toys suitable for presents every article
usually found in the Dry Goods line.
Our Goods have been bought for CASH nj tha Iovet
rates and not CREDIT and will sell them at the
low rates.
A large lot of Perfumery, rich and srare. Please
give call. BBACKMANE KT1.ROTTRN
Nevada city. Nov. %, 1853 Al an
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William Whitley.

INFORMATION WANTED OWN WHIT
4 LEY, who at Oak Springs. California, year
ago, by his brother. Said William Whitley is about "a
years Of age formerly from Missouri Any person know
OF his hereabOuts will confer favor by sending In
formation to tho undersigned at Nevada.
Nevada, Dec. IL, l653-34-2t" ELISHA WHITLEY.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-16
What Cheer House.
Notice

NVtiCt
To Adams & Co.. Bankers, San Francisco.
NOT1CE is hereby given to Adams s. Co.. Bankers,
1V San Francisco their subordinate Offices throughout
the Stae and also to oil other Banking houses anc the
public generally not to pay, accept trade for any Draft
or bill of exchange drawn payable to wife, Mrs. Maria
Francis Harper, to her ORDER Adams Co., Page,
Bacon Co.. Bankers, any other Banking house
commercial establishment within the State of California,
since the Goth day of July 1858 the OF Four thou
sand dollars for any amount under that sum, | am
the lawful huuband of said Maria Francis Harper and the
legal owner Of said Draft Bill, and entitled to the pos
session of the And further that said Draft Bill
made drawn payable to the said Mrs. NJ +. Harper
her order without any consideration in law equity
for said Draft of Bill the part of said Maria F. Harper
All persons therefore forbidden pay accept trade
for sad Draft Bill and particularly if drawn in the state
of Missouri. 33-3W JNO. II. HARPER.
The Nevada journal., 1853-12-16
San Francisco Advertisements.

0ORK---l004 bbls clear Pork; 500 boxes Adanlanne
Candies; 100 terces cured Hams 100 bxs French
Candes lbs extra Clear Bacon bxs Sperm Candles
2oO grklns new June Butter 200 cases Olive Oil: 81
100 cases Lard small ns 500 doz Tenents Ale Porter:
100 kegs Leaf Lard; loo baskets Champagne;
500 bbls crd Sugar 2GO dCz Kensetts and Bait Oyeters
3OoOo lbs No China Sugar; $50 doz Fresh Peaches;
zoo and bbls Dried Apples; 200 cases assd Spices
SOO half hhds Meal; 500 reams Wrapping Paper
For sale by GCODNAN 4 co
Dec 2-3t is 50 California st