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erected larger kilns, and extended the business
III every way. 1t is now the most 4 )urishing
factory Of the kind in the state, with the cx-
ccption Of one in Bennington. and is to be
still further enlarged the coming year.
\ slight sketch Of the process of making
stone ware may not be unintcrcsting to some
Of our readers.
The pottcrs clay which forms the material
OF their manufactures is brought from New
Jersey. and is landed here Just as it is taken
taken from the original bank 1t is then put
int II mill, turned by horse. not dissimilur
from the ones commonly uscd for grinding the
clay i'll our brick yards. After the grinding
process has gone ON till the clay is ola uni
form and suitable consistency, it is weighed
out and Ineadcd into humps Of proper size,
and passes into the hands of the turner
He places it on the wheel, IL fiat circular
tabl" made to rc,oyc rapidly by freddie
worked 10y the foot of the turner, and by the
pressure of his hands on the revolving mass
gives it the required form. 1t is the most
interesting part Of the process to see the
Shap"lrsS Jumps gradually grow into shape
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by the simple pressure of the hands II well
shaped jug of uniform thickness, requires
considerable manual dcxtcrity. The new
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cali #, .l.t,i.,.i r,,, \jh,pv 5i..,l,c1 in
wafer to the thickness Of cream. which
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space l. "'I','' ""'l inc doors are closed ana
hre klHdl'd III the furnaces below.
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sen

NlS'."'oH'-bJ Mr.. Carpenter, providing
Tor Il Jol"I committee to fix it time for the ad-
jou["neht OF tie two Houses adopted.
W. - ~ moved tlat the pm relating
|" I"e 'uli"l"9 anu repairing OF fences he
f''' a. !' '"''loh prevailed. and the bill
was "S'!' l''I upon t.e table and ordered to,
. ''"'.' , nm. p,..
ny IT,. - "|S'H H"S'-i,eSulatns Proceedings
!" W. -A'!''"S f'%u t"e 81 TINE.
l. 'J',iS'" 'loI'u tn"t tie blll De ordered
IT, Ire S'l' th"t t''e piH was OF the ut
h'o;' if'lG't"'!ce, S'riNHS as 1t dld at the
"9'H ~ d" 'INl Jurisprudence. vt present
~, ~ S'Iu He was not prepared to vote upon 1t.
w. l!'I:''ol was H'"le ana the bllI was or
I r.t ~ nv an" H""c the special order tor
Nv i "a -. ,.
-, i"r "Hi iro'l"in5 l"r uniiorm Rules OF
oJu,,' io' courts ol laW ana (hancery' was
''H n. Ii3' ."V one -" tiL"r ana passed.
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i;';.'t; '''' ~ '"'''So''e anu 'NP'"-
W. 80.
nr C"'' Sa.' 'I''t n}Vorce should never
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After tie 18th ballot, ON motion of Mr..
Wasahurn, further halloting were suspended
until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock, \. VI.
The printed act providing for the adoption
of persons and change of names. and the re-
port of the committee relating to pleading
and Practice, We're referred to the Judiciary
committee The printed House bill No. lS9,
relating to the traffic in intoxicating liquors,
license laws.
On motion of Mr., Grandcy, the vote CON
curing with the senate in the passage of the
bill relating to the duties of bagga masters,
WAS rrconsldtrri
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Rutland and Burlington Railroad,

The assignment made on Saturday by this
road to the Trustees Of the second mortgage
give rise to especial alarm Inc tiShtncss in
the money market, and the pressure of its
floating debt rendered the step necessary, az
we understand, in order to gain time. The
ultimate abilityof the Road to meet all claims
upon it, is not doubted The Boston Trareilcy
of Saturday, says of this Road -
The circumstances Of the road were never
in so llourishing condition. the nett earn
ings being found more than sufficient to pay
the interest ON all their bonds, and ON thcir
preferred stock. The membranes are small
when compared with the real value, the
whole bonded debt being $1,000, 900 upon an
outlay Of five and Il half millions.
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[connpspNpryca y rnr FREE rnf>s.I

MOHirELIrR, Nov. 10. lo13.
During the aDsoncc Of some ninety members on
Saturday and Monday, a hin was introduced taking
away the pay Of absentee. until they report them
selves to the ccrk. 1t WAS sent to Committee,
reported upon f?vorably, and came up for it, final
passage after dinner to-day. of course McsSrs.
plympton, Barber, Field. Matherson and others
made speeches about &" retrcncllneut and reform. -
Mr.. plympton called tho \ lax Tolenon of ro-
form, Mr. Barber the Polyphcmus of rctrencAmeu;,
MIR. Matheuson the Mentor Of prudence, and Mr..
Barber declared that Mir. Plympton and Mr.. Gran
doy the Par no5iie .'ratrula Of economy. 50
the orators had their postprandiAl amount of bum
combe. The bill with some other. Of considerable
consequence, has been made the special order for
saturday next In this, it is expected a quorum OF
members may be retained on that day
resolution has been introduced. which gives one
days pay of each senator and Member to the Wash
inston Monument Association. The Vermont Leg
isature have never done anything that would tend
to peIpetuatc the memory Of great men. \ OF one
dollar have they appropriated to erect monument
over the grave Of Allen, or Warner, or French
And it is quite doubtful whether the Legislature
will appropriate ono day wages to build National
hoHuiltAl l" the l'Hl'IJ oI hcpI5c " hehllStuh
Other Legislatures have done titus, aud it would b,
more than common doccncy for leg isatur,
that has had many idle days to set apart. al
least, ono days wages for an object worthy anc
patriotic.
4" Tho time for the two Houses t. vote togcthc
separately for the election ,f |, ;. Senator tt
supply tnc vacancy occa,iorod by tho death of tn,
late Nm. Upham deceased" Gas Speaker Necdhan
says) occurs on Wednesday.
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l;t :. I.C a.
cattle running in the street. Mr.. Field moved to
amend by inserting "gcesc." Others moved TO
except ON "mich cows This bill and its amend
mcnts have been discussed orcrtwo hours. strong
attempt Is now making to "cough down the menu
Der from Arlington and the attempt has succeeded
a more noisy tumultuous assembly never wa, seem
Barber rises to speak for the tenth time. The urri-
val of the Senate to go into Joint Assembly, alone,
saves him from being " coughcd down" The House
l. tired of robble nbout orcsc
Last week a report was made bv thc chairman or
the Canvassing Committee to the Joint Assembly,
After ms report was made certain questions were
itntLli5 ni;L ,, ,'' Jt, % L''' ar
of states Attorney in Inmo!llc COUNTY. This
report was rc-committed to the Canya.sins Commit
w., III ","v r ta' 'rss ny II n'|"gl GUY Inc
has lust rcportcd that such re commitment and in
structions by the Joint Assembly was arbitrary and
unco institutional. Mr., stevens moved that this
report be spread upon the Journal of the Joint
Assembly. Much interest is manifested and an able
discussion was carried ON hy Mcssrs, Wusllburn
Mclean Hmndey, Walton and Adams Of the House,
and senators stevens, Coli and R"wcll, The motion
being withdrawn, Nlr. Barber introduced rcsolu-
ton declaring that the Joint Assembly hHve no
control over the report Of the canvassng commit
tee. Pending the discussion the Joint Assembly
adjourned THIRD lloysE,
MoNrrEiltt Nov, 18th,
At o'clock yesterday the Joint Assembly re-
s,IIncd the discussion Of rho o,.,in, ,rb,ho .l,.
l...i,.
o''' mas an! coH''Vl u lhc report 81 inc canvas
sing Committee Very able arguments were made
bv Mcssrs Washburp. Grandcy Walton. ,do,ns ,,r
ui1to, u,rl,r .,i s..,. s,......,, -,
''' ''u ''o"t!'
ABOUT OF CLOCK, the members hvttA 'i',d Of talk,
uu he ri bf al
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SENATE.


Reports Of Committees Mr.. Sleeper. from
the iommiIree on Agriculture, fayoraby re-
ported the bill from the House, amending sec.
- of chap. - G.. s.. relating to lime, aad the
bill was read the 3d time and passed in con-
currence. Mr.. Harvey for the committee on
Agriculture iavorabIy reported the bill to
amend chap. - {. =, relating to pounds and
estrayS, and the 3D. reading was ordered.
EngrOSScd Bills In addition to sec. 81 and
- OF chap, "a c, 5, relating to witnesses; =
real the third time and passed. Al act rea-
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sen RI.


rranklin, from the committee ON fine .Ju-
,li;,rr T., ,,h,m wa. r.C.rrrJ th,. rim r.,,uI,-
t;,,', ,r,rnoJ;n,.s in civil nrtions r,rnrt.I tLc
tilT it;tI tho .,,.rJ,,o,,t oId;,,.., s.,.t;,
,rt;,.h ,'r,vi,I.s thar = iuIo,nrnt ror,,,rrJ in
;.,,s If rho 5th ,ll.snf S.r % or m. hiII
:, "IoIl h. n,n,iu.;yo unon n. T,rti4s thnir
L.;rs and o..i,rrs and MS =, .annndnJ thar
tL. s,mr ou,,ht r. mas. amendment, VA.
,,,r,nd to. and tbc hin ordered to be- rp,ross.
81 and road th, tb;rd time to-rnrr,,v morn
inc,
,ihe hill, 70 ronool an not in alteration of an no,
reIa,inr 10 drfcnI,nIs IN min, rnn,r,c, nossrd
Nnr "a I-i1 and ,t,t th, .,,,o on,,h, ~
mass and the birJ was ordored IN no onGr,ssrd
and read the ,hrd time to.morrow morn;ur -
Mr. 4Ioyt from tho Com,n,,,ao m ,Ln Jndrio.
~ ranoIlcd the bin in addition r. chan q G.
: rci n,inrto dirnrcn witb amendments AMI
Ds amended tha, the same cu.rht IN mass. 'Tb,
amendments worc orrooJ 70 md rho nn,,rnss.
ina, and RI rrod,nt ordcrod Asn tho I'm in
altman IN secs u % ot' chm ri g. : re-.
lntinr to WITNESSES. and ,b,f thr sam, ouobt f.,
mas, and the pnrrossin, and third rc,dinr or
dered. Adjourned.
HOUSE
P,Soy,,iiops --Bv Mr.. Read. for the anD,iui-
mcut If com nittee, to consist Of two members
hual each County. To- ascertain the MILEAGE and
n.keuotbe dcbrulurcs O, the members adop-
ted.
By Mr.. plymn,on. 10 instruct the General
Committee to Iuqulrc MO the eXpcdency of
rene ,Ilnr aIluns r,ruI ,unr tolls N urIst mills
R,icc,ed.
i,eDo,ie oc Committee .-By the Genera,
Committee I,yor,bly To the f,'iowiur HI Is -
IN amendment Of chm. Ild. &. ;. rri.,. Ior r..
s,l,.Ips and fees: for the preservation of is.
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OuI LEGISLATURE.

BY His Exccllency the Governor,
LEvERErr i. ENGLEsEY. !Secrctdry.
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12
LARK, w G. ALBAN.
ugs, Medicines & Chemicals
WhOIeS1Ze and RpfnjI

E hRS. LARK AND ALBAN having formed a
Ell partnership in the above business, and
removed to the old stand formerly occupied
by Lark and GARRISON, directly opposite
Phelps Hotel, Main st., Nevada city, are now
receiving the largest and best selected stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Meoli-
ctnes, Perfumeries, Brushes Cigars, lamp OIL,
eta, ever brought into this market, all of which
we will sell considerably less than former pri-
ces, and we hope by long experience and close
attention TO business TO merit liberal share of
public patronage.
To THE LADIES We can furnish the finest
variety of Perfumery this side of the cite. be.
low, such as Eau Lustrals, Pomatums. Creme
Capillarie Bears Oil Macassar Oil. Rose
Hair Oil, Fancy Coognss, Lubin's Extracts,
Charcoal Tooth paste, Tooth powder, fine per-
fumed soaps of all Kinds, hair brushes, tooth
brushes, nail brushes, shell dressing combs.
toilet powders chalk balls ETC. ETC..
We particularly invite the attention of the
lovers of good Cigars to our stock of La Fra
gancia, Ell Coloso de Rodas, FL Dorado, Cas-
tanon, and many other fine brands, which we
offer wholesale and retail al reduced prices.
We invite physicians TO call and examine
our stock of Medicines. We arc determined
TO furnish the profession with medicines at as
low figure as they can buy in San Francisco.
Physicians prescriptions put up carefully
upon the shortest notice. at all hours.
My 27-3m LARK & AI<BAN
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Sheriff s Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, county of Ne
- vada, IS. By virtue of an order and de-
cree OF sale for the foreclosure of mortgage
issued out of the Clerks Office of the district
court, 10th judicial district, held in and for
the county and state aforesaid, and 70 me di-
rected, for the sum Of seven hundred seventy
i've dollars, besides costs Of suit amounting 10
the sum Of one hundred and two dollars, in ia
vor of Sam'l T. McMorny and Wm. E. Card
well, and against AIya S. Styles, duly attested
August the fourth, A. D. 1853; this is there
fore to certify that will sell in front of the
court house in Nevada city, a. public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, on Monday the
twenty ninth day of August A. D. 1853, at !
o'clock A. NJ. the following described proper.
ty, situated and located in the town of Grass
Valley in the county aforesaid: All that house
and lot known as the Black Property, and de-
scrlbed as follows: Lot commencing at the cor
ner OF Neal and Mill streets, and running
north eighty feet (s0), thence west one nun
dred feet (!00), thence north thirty feet (30),
thence west twenty feet (20), thence south
eighty feet (6o), to meal street, thence east
back to the place of beginning satisfy and
pay the demand of the plaintiffs aforesaid. =
Given under my hand and seal on this the 9Th
day Of August A. D. 1858.
WIN. II. ENDRCOT, sheriff,
lo,5w BY s. ". BORING, L. S.
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Sheriff s Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, county of Ne
~ vada, SIS. By virtue of an execution is-
sued out of the clerks Office of the District
Court, 10th judicial district in and for the
county and state aforesaid, and to me directed.
IN favor of James Delivand snd against the
Grass Valley Gold Mining Company, for the
sum OF three thousand six hundred dollars, be-
SIDES costs amounting to the sum of sixteen
dollars, have levied upon and taken in execu-
tion the following described property, to-wit !:
The Mill. Machinery, Engine, Tools, &c,
known as the mill of the Grass Valley Gold
Mining Company, to satisfy and pay the de-
mands Of the aforesaid plaintiff.
Notice is hereby given that | will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
on Wednesday the twenty fourth day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1858, at ii O. clock A. NJ, the above
mentioned property, in front of the door of the
conrt house, Nevada city. This is the 4th day
of ofAugust A. D. 1858 l5-3w
VIM. Fl. ENDECOTT, sheriff. N. C.
By s w BoRISg II s.
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Constable's Sale.

STATE of California, County of Nevada,
- So. By virtue of an execution on an at
tachment levied on the 9th day of August, 1859.
to me directed and delivered, issued from the
aforesaid county, to satisfy judgment render
ed by said court on the 10th day Of August.
1853, in favor of John Harrison & Co., and 4
gainst Rufus Hardy Co., for the sum of
$l55 45-100 debt, damages and costs, which
remain due and unpaid, have taken in execu-
ton and will sell to the highest bidder for cash
on the premises near the crossing of the Green
Horn, in township, between the hours
of9 o'clock A. NJ. and 5 o'clock P. M. of Sat-
uriay the Goth day Of August, 1853, all the
right, title and interest Of Rufus Hardy Co.
TO the saw mill in course Of erection, together
with all of the appurtsnances thereto belong
ing. which was taken as the property of said
defendants to satisfy the above demands and
accruing costs. Little York. Aug. 10Th, ls5
IL 2v WM. c. FERGUSON, csnst. L,r
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RANCH FOR SALE,

SITUATED IN BEAR VALLEY, about
- twenty-five miles above Nevada, at the
head Of Bear River, being the lower part OF the
valley. This is excellent agricultural land,
has a fine crop growing, Of barley, potatoes,
cabbages, etc. This ranch is surrounded with
little mining towns, afording good markets
is covered with fine grass, and is an excellent
place for keeping cattle. The quality of hay
cut in 1t is equal to any in the state, OF which
the ranch will yield lO0 tons per year. The
emigrant road known as the Truekee route,
passes through the ranch. The proprietor will
sell out either with or without the crop. Said
raach contains l50 acres, mostly enclosed with
n good fence. Information may be obtained
az this Office, or at the Ranch. Terms cash.
SAMUEL T. OATES.
July 2-l5-1mA
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

Q boilers, - inches diameter, % feet long; 2
hues each, Is inches diameter;
l boiler, 36.inches diameter, "a feet long; lues
each la inches diameter;
boilers, SO inches diameter, 81 feet long; Q
flues each II inches in diameter;
l boiler, "a inches diameter, 90 feet long; 2 fues
each II inches diameter;
l boiler,30 inches diameter, 90 feet long; . lues
each inches diameter;
We have patterns for the above sizes of En-
gine, from which, during the past ten months,
we have made one engine per week These
engines are now driving steamboats,, saw, -four
and q uartz mills, in all parts of this State and
Oregon, and to which we refer.
We have added to our stock of tools lathe,
capable OF turning pieces eight feet in diane.
ter. which with our large list of geer, pulley,
mortice wheel, building and miscellaneous pat
terms, makes our establishment the most com
plete in the State. We have on hand large
quantity of best quality of Boiler Plates 3-i6.
IA and SIG in. thick, and lap weld tubes q in.
and in. diameter, and from 10 to II feet long.
with which we are prepared to fiji orders for
Steam Boilers of any kind or size, at short no
tice.
Pattern making, Blacksmitbing and copper
smith work, of all kinds, done with dispatch
Boiler tubes, best lap weld, 2! and 3 inches
diameter, 10 to II feet long, $500 feet for sale
Tubular Boilers made to order, at short notice
GEORGE GORDON Il STEEN,
Vulcan Iron Works, cor. First and Mellus sts.
Julv29-14 I'm
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Bee Hive.
Confectionery Establishment at

Sacramento Caty.
TONFECTIONARY of all kinds at whole.
" sale, viii be supplied to Nevada county
merchants as cheap as can be bought at San
Francisco In their large stock may be found
ali zilltis OF stick and fancy candies, together
with the following:
Chrystalized Ginger
Do Ounces
Do Pineapple
Do Peaches; Sugar Almonds;
Noyeaux Candy /; Burnt Almonds;
Rose Almonds Mixed Candy;
Cinnamon, Rose, Candy;
Barly Sngar, Caraway,
Wintergreen, Hoarhoupd, Glove;
Notices of all descriptions;
Cocoanut Candy,
Star Candy,
Orange Vanilla Cream Candy, delightful
luxury.
Those wishing to purchase SYRUPS, will
find at the BEE HIVE CONFECTIONERY:
always fresh, the following kinds, Sarsaparilla,
Strawberry, nasberry, Ginger and Lemon, by
kinds, PIE FRUITS of every description, and
PRESERVED FRUITS always on hand.
CANDIES.
Confectionery of all kinds; the following al
ways on hand We will sell superior article
of candy to any brought into this market from
the States or San Francisco. We invite COM
parison as to quality and price, and will make
a liberal discount to merchants buying to sell
again.
BOARDING-In connection with the above
establishment is an excellent restaurant for the
accommodation of boarders. We invite persons
visiting Sacramento to board and lodge with
us, promising to give the best the market affords
at the lowest rates. D. SANDS & co.
Sacramento, ] st. bet. 5th and 9th sts. 14-3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12
ConStable's Sale.

EBY virtue of an Execution bearing date July
ID 22d, 1853, to me directed from the office Of
Silas F. Brown justice of the peace in and
for Nevada county, upon a Judgment entered
before him on the 10Th day of July, l353 in ia
vor of Veazie, Guion, and others, and against
Pearson, Masln James, Lockwood, ct al, for
the sum of S234 rs and costs. have levied
upon and will offer at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on FRIDAY,
Aug. 10Th, 1852 on the ground. Nine mining
claims situated on Pike fat, near Grass Valley,
-knswn as the property Of said Pearson, Maslin,
Lockwood, ct al. to satisfy said execution.
R.T. GAMBREL, Constable Il. & r. T. n. c..
Rough e. Ready, Aug q 1888. 16-1t*
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Consttable's Sale.

RY virtue of an execution issued by ]. l
Ec Sykes, Esq, ]. P and to me directed to
satisfy a judgment in favor of David Shoema-
ker. and against Myers Atcheson, for the sum
of $50 debt and 27.50-100S COSTS have seized
upon and taken on execution lot of Groceries
and Hardware, and viii offer the same for sale
at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash,
on Thursday, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock on the
premises at the store recently occupied by
Myers It Atcheson in Grass Valley township
w. E. BANKS, constable
Grass Valley, August 10. 1s53-I61t
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NOTICE.

0NHE partnership in the Matchmaker and
i JeweIry business heretofore existing be-
tw en- the undersigned in Nevada and Grass
Valley, under the name and stBls Of Lamb &
Young, has been this day dissolved by matual
consent. The affairs of the late firm will be
settled by C. W. YoSng, who win continue
the business in his owa name, at the old stand
in Nevada. WIN. Il. LAMB,
August 10, 1853 G. w. YQU Nj.
P. S Wm. II. Lamb viii continue the a.
bove BUSINESS at his well known house in
Grass Valley, which he will leave during his
temporary absence to the Atlantic States, in
cs1argc Of Mr. Sylvester NJ. Pratt. with the
guaranty that all orders entrusted to him will
be attended TO to the entire satisfaction of his
friends and customers. Is I'm
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12
Cigars ! Cigars Cigars !!

TE2Y recent arrivals we have received large
I'D and selected invoices Of HAVANA CT
CARS. We can now sffer stock which, in
extent. variety and quality, is such that buy
ers viii find it to their interest 10 examine be-
fore purchasing. We enumerate few of he
brants:
RegaliaPrensadoFis is aroRegalia Las Indias;
Regalia Pruebese; Regalia Antiguidad;
Concha Antiguidad; Regalia Montoro;
Copcha MontorS; I.ondres Mon; orc;
lmperiales Montofo; Regalia Firmesa
Londres Firmesa; Conehas Firmesa;
Imperials Firmesa; Regalias La NacionaI
Regalias Ysabelita; Regalias Soy Fiel;
lmperiaes Soy Fiel; Londres Soy Piel
Londres Carmencita; Operas Antiguidad;
Operas FirI1esa; Cilindradros de eLondaes
galiaPrensadoCubrey of Martinez Ybor
For sale by JAMES PATRICK,
aul2 To- In l50 Battery st. near Jackson
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12
San Francisco Advertisements.

SAN Francisco AGENcY.-We are pleased
to state that we have secured the services of
Mr.. L. p FISHER as agent for the Nerada
Journal at San Francisco. He is authorized
10 receive advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper, and to receipt for al monies
All business that may be entrusted To him on
behalf of the Journal, will receive immediate
attention. Mr. Fisher is our only authorized
agent in San Francisco. He may be found at
the Merchants Exch1nee.
BUDD & SARGENT
The Nevada journal., 1853-08-12

EORCE PUMP.-Now landing from ship
EN Climax from Boston, a superior iron Force
Pump of Is inch cylinder, AZ inch stroke, con-
structed by Otis Tufts, Boston. 1t is well a.
dapted for miners or for pumping water for
purposes of irrigation. Its duplicate has been
in constant operation in this city for some
time past 1t will pump 6O0 gallons per min
ute. For sale by VIM. HOOPER,
at Cross T. Co.'S Battery ST., San Francisco.
july 1914 67y i,