The Nevada journal., 1853-02-04
NEW FIRM.

NEW FL Il M.
HENRY & DICKINSON will contin-
ue business in the old house of Stuart
& Henry, aud hope for continuance Of
the patronage Of the old house promis-
ing good bargains Please call and ex-
anime before purchasing
HENRY & DICKINSON.
Grass Valley. Jan. 20, 1853 4l-3t
rANl + AND eco >ONY ARE MONTY
Ri Pacher's LaborSarmg Soap end Uai-
| rerSal Cbemioai Stain EGtrdcfor.
This new preparation, for It's labor-saving
and renovatng qualities stands before the
pIblic without a rival. Want of space pre-
| vents the enumeration of all its advantages
and claims to popular favor. Among the scores
the following are
fT~tlt saves labor; it supercedcs the ne
nessity of III bing and pounding, and protects
both skin and knuckles, as well as buttons and
! clothes.
ry requiring day may be easily accomplish
ed in two hours.
1%jrt-Itis economical in regard to the use
of water, not requiring more than one tenth or
dina ily employed by common soaps.
I6nrt 1t viii instantly remove grease and
| spots from paint without the use OF any water
whatever, aud thus protects carpets and furni-
ttTt t''bl 0Aio una siNlS,
F'Gi-Flaunes can be washed without be.
mg ialled or sticky, with the ease and rapdity
u that of cotton or linen.
.Sirit--It is wonderfully effective in romov-
ing grease and spots from woolens and linens,
il speIitcjly ha mlcss. II win not njure the
NEST delicate fabric
&areHtl-lt whitons clothes and renders the
k both soft aud white, ana S an in.allblo
cure for chapped hands
Ei- -hla-For shampooing, bathing and rem
oyat,rg the skin it is unegualled.
Nuii-lt supercedcs the necessity Of using
polishing powders, by instantly imparting
most brilliant lustre TO jeweiry, plate, Britain
MIA, tin, copper and brass.
It8ii-l, is acknowledged by all who have
used this soap, to be the greatest invention Of
the age, It's use is absolutely Indispensable
for tie comfort of every family and the convc-
nience OF every hotel. steamboat, restaurant,
,Aip and laundry Il is also admirably adapt
CD for the mines
1t il retaied al the principul groceries in the
city. and sold at wholesale at the manufactu-
rer's depot, IS California street. San Francisco.
We refer to the captains Of the steamers Nor
thcnor, Tennessee, Pacific, ortes, Winfield
scott, Brother Jonathan, New World, Wilson
g. Hunt. Camanche and American Eagle. -
| Among tie many who have tested its superior
qualities, We are permitted To refer to tallon
& Gallagher, Mrs. :. A. Iceland aol Mrs.
Petit. California ST., J. G. Dow, h y. ilall,
Geo : Mann, G B. Post Il Co, Collins & Co.
'''' D F. PACKER 6. CO,
Inventors and Proprietors, Sc California st,
| FchS S-4l-lm san Francisco, Cal.
NOR >ALE-Oue quarter Of the Eagle
i Saw Mill situated 3-4 of mile above
Nevada. on Big Deer Creek. This mill has
the only valuable water site tha: can be had
about Nevada, where it can get plenty Of
water and timber, and good roads to and
! from the mill To go above it on the Creek,
neither good roads nor water could be had ;
besides it would be great way from the
market. Below the town il is worse.
This mill is built in the most substantial
and workmanlike manner, with 80 feet head
| of water. and has Mr. J NJ Thurston's water
! wheel which IS the best ever invented We
have also anew and large iumc just finished,
feet wide and 5000 feet long large enough
/ to carry water for this wheel and another if
desired, built all Of sawed lumber through
| out. and in the most substantial manner.
! The mil and bridges and houses, are all
new and fine The mil is warranted to be
able to cut over 5000 feet of inch boards per
day. There is large dwelling house be-
| longing to the mill, with eight rooms IN it,
with double floors and porch built substan-
| tinlly. and two fine stoves worth hundred
dollars, with all the furniture necessary for
housekeeping This mill was able to run
throurl Ii, dry season last summer, and IS
doing a good busine NOW. W. have also
auoni l25,o feet of be- ~ hsnd in logs
at the mid lhe public and those interested
are invited to call aud see. For further par
ticulars inquire Of
WILLIAM WOOD, on the premises.
Nevada, Jan. 2i, 1883 4o-lm