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The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

superintendent, by political prescription,
and the appointment of inefficient and in
experienced successors of the right politi-
cal stripe.
Lovers Suicide-A young man named
Isaac P. Nash, belonging in Abingdon, and
a girl named Ariana Sampson belonging
in Stoughton, who apparently ''loved not
wisely but too welI," drowned themselves
in Reeds pond, at East Abingdon. yester~
day afternoon. Their bodies were found
this morning, clasped in each others arms.
They had taken ride together in chaise:
the team was discovered tied to fence
near the water, with some of the clothing
of the deceased near by. In the mans hat
the following note was found
NV name is Isaac.P. Nash. In this wa
ter you will find me. I am a perfectly
sane man.
P. S.-Bury US both together as you
find us Boston Trans.
in addition to the particulars published
in yesterdays paper, relative to the. suicide
of Mr.. Nash and Miss Sampson, in East
Abingdon, we learn that the deceased were
seen walking together, apparently in a con-
templative mood, between the hours of one
and two O'Clock yesterday morning on the
margin of the pond in which they were
subsequently found drowned. The follow
ing is copy of the letter left by Miss Samp-
son in her chamber at Stoughton
"SToUdToN.
"Hy Dear Friend 1t is with my right
mind that | write these lines, and also that
which am going to do. / am tired OF
this world, and 50 is my own dear friend
so must say tomorrow morning | shall
be in another world but, dear friend, /
thank you for your kindness towards me,
which has been very great. Call on my
spirit.
Our bodies will be found in E. Abing-
ton pond, where my own dear companion
will accompany me to another world life
may be sweet to you, but must 60 where
my own love goes. Tell Mr.. Morton ]
thank him also for his kindness My best
wishes leave to all the children. did
not dream of this this morning, but please
send this to Aunt Chloe, which l leave
and some of them win come here. 1t is
with pain that start from here, but l must
say goodbye.
My Aunt Chloe and sisters, now leave
this world to yourselves, which hope yor
will enjoy, don't think of me only that
have gone with my companion to rest ant
to meet my father hope here are my
rings and his, in my trunk, but all of you
need not think that you have led me this
it is my own self. Mother, l hope you
will think of father and me, so good bye
Aunt Chloe, have not forgotten your
kindness, which I guess none of you will
doubt, don't think of me, good bye Maddy
and Jenny. We sign our names,
'ADlANNA B. Samson,
ISAAC P. NASH"
Boston Journal.
Mr.. Nash is about 20 years old. and who
as we are informed, was young man
of superior worth. Nash hired a horse
and chaise at East Abingdon, informing the
proprletors that he should not come back
himself, but that he would send the car
riage back. He then drove over to Ran
dolph, where Miss Nash was visiting, at
ter having left Pembroke in the morning,
and returned from visit to Boston In the
forenoon, and taking her in, drove back to
East Abingdon, where the horses were this
morning found tied to fence and the bod
lies found in the pond as before stated.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25

The Enap,re %. Argus says Mr.. L.
Eggleston, while travelling from Johntown
to this place few days ago, killed rattle
snake measuring nearly eight f ct in length,
and having eleven ratties. Mr.. E. had
considerable difficulty in conquering him.
as his snakeship was disposed to have a
"fair fight
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
another Fatal Land DISPUTE came o

Another Fatal Land Dispute came off
just this side of the American river near
Sacramento. We learn from the Un;on
that two men named Thos. Mitigate and
Henry Tilghman, neighboring farmers, had
a lawsuit about some land in possession Of
Mitigate, and for which Tilgham had got
Judgment; Mitigate had cut six cords Of
wood previous 10 the rendition of the iuds-
ment, and for which Tilghman had com
menced suit. On Tuesday of last week
Tilhman commenced hauling off the wood
and Mitigate ordered him to desist and leave
the premises. Tilghn a got another man
to go with him, and recommended remov.
ing the wood, and on Mitigate again ap.
pearing, with double barreled shot gun,
Tilghnan said if he wanted to shoot he
was ready for him, and attempted to draw
his revolver bat Mitigate discharged the
contents of both barrels in his face and
neck, causing his death almost instantly.
The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
BOOTS. SHOES AND EUBBERS.

f.: +; i: 81; {; CT:
In his New Brick Store. on the Corner Of
Main and Commercial streets.
,hcrc be, doing business for the irst two years
aud n 1a.f. flis Stok is now LARGER and the FARIE-
TY GREATER han at my former time. having been Sc
lected personally from the
Best Houses IN San Francisco,
which, with the practical experience of the undersigned.
cannot fail give satisfaction 10 all All work purchased
at This establishments. rips before haH ing done
able service, viii be Repaired FREE OF CHARGE.
Having established himself permanently
IN Nevada the undersigned desrous that his work shal
,nnrnd him public confidence and favor and it will
he his constant MIN accomplish This object by doing
Istre his customers
lie has esiso on hard aaa assortment Of Sdd-
die,y Harness, Whips, Spurs, &c. &c.
y. e. surgery performed old Boots and Shoes as
usual. nlcnding the brken Leather Soles put on
Rubber Boots and Shoes thus rendering them more dii-
rablr aud leS- injurious Ia health.
ks- There will also Er "A PRACTICAL. HARNESS MA
E in readiness to make and pair OF shsrt notice, and
on reasonable terms. 7. J. ESPENSCliElD.
3:iif Corner Of Main an6 Commercial sts
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So
Shew's Daguerreotvpe Rooms

Shew's Daguerreotype Rooms
Have removed to the fire-proof building
No. 166 Clay street, San Francisco, few
doors above Montgomery street, north
side, opposite DR.. Rabies Building.
nj r. SHEW has the satisfaction of an
lXl nouncing that he has fitted up splen-
did suit of roams for taking Photographic
pictures, either upon glass, paper, or metal
plates. Persons who feel interested in the
Photographic Art, are invited to call and
examine collection of Daguerreotypes
taken upon paper and glass, which embrace
some of the most interesting scenery in
history, and possess brilliancy of tone and
distinctness of outline which surpass any,
thing heretofore produced on the Pacific
Coast
Mr.. S. also announces that he has re-
duced his prices to less than one half of his
former rates, and is now prepared to take
as good pictures for So as can be had at
any other establishment at double that
price. Persons who have had poor pictures
taken elsewhere, can have them taken over
for trifing expense.
Please remember the number, 166 Clay
street, north side, few doors above Mont
gomery street, and give US call before
purchasing elsewhere.
San Francisco, Nov. IA, 1854. nov24-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
Great Bargains!

II HIRSCHFELDTER now contem-
II. plates visit to the Atlantic States
and in furtherance Of that object, would in,
form his friends and the public that he is now
Offering his large and well selected assort-
ment Of Ladies 4 Gents Dry Goods, Boots
4 Shoes, DC, DC, at greatly reduced prices.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing, will find il
to their advantage to give him cali. at
the old and we'll known stand. where he
has been located since 1851 on Main street.
opposite the Virginia Hotel.
Particular attention is solicited To his
stock Of Ladies' Goods, consisting IN mart
OF Silks, Satins, French Merino. French
Delaine, Alpaccas, Swiss and Jaconet Mns-
lin, Calicoes and Ginghams, Silk and Cotton
Hosiery, Gloves, Bonnets, Shoes, Flannel.
Wool Shawls, Trimmings, Ribbons. Cater
and embroideries Of all kinds: wool socks
for ladies and children, and 4 regular A.
sortment of children's shoes.
Nm. B. Those indebted are resnect-
fully requested to call and settle mn A. i
am dedrous Of closing my business
novl8-3m E. HIRSCHFELDTER.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
DIR. GUYSOTT'S

IMPROVED EXTRACT OF YELLOW
! Dock and Sarsaparilla is sure remedy
for hereditary faint
Thousands of individuals are cursed with
grievous complaints, which they inherit
rom their parents. The use of the Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla will prevent all this.
and savea vast amount Of misery and manv
valuable lives, for it thoroughly expels from
the system the latent faint, which ia tha
seed Of disease, and so takes off the curso
by which the sins or misfortune az .hs
parents are 50 often visited upon the inno1
cent offspring.
Parents owe it to their children to euard
them against the effects Of maladies that
may be communicated by descent; and
children of parents that have at any time
been affected with Consumption, Scrofula
or Syphilis. owe it to themselves to take
precaution against the disease being revived
in them. Guysott's Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla is sure antidote il
such cases.
Purchasers will please be careful to asb
for, xhd take none other but, DR.. Guysott'.
Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
All others, in comparison, are worthless.
Dr. EW CARR, Agent at Downieville
!, sssss-ss sfsss.s
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
&saal Aahe1tise,r.tnts.

3TONSTABLES SALE.-By virtue of an
~ execution to me directed, issued from
the docket of William Patteyso0, Justice
Of the peace in Township No. 7, Sierra
County, on ajudgment rendered before him
on the l4th day Of November, A. D. 1854,
In favor of |. G. Bateman, Evans, and Still
well, and against E. B. Townsend and God
rey, for the sum Of three hundred and for
ty-six dollars and fifty cents, costs o. suit.
as appears on record, have levied upon
and seized, and will expose to sale on the
premises, in Forest City, on the 10th day Of
December. 1854, between the hours Of 10
o'clobk a. m. and 2 p. m, all the right, title
and interest, Of the said Godfrey in and to,
the one undivided half of certain house
and lot at Forest City, near the Upper
Bridge, and known as Godfrey's Carpenter
Shop. |. d. KELLY.
Constable 7th Township, Sierra Co.
Dated Forest City, Nov. %, 1854. no25-St
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
HAMBLlN & SON,

Tin and Sheet Iron Workers!
II EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND a
IN general assortment of Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware. Also, large assortment of
Cooking and Bar-Room Stoves, among
which may be found the following:
Rathbone & Co.'S Bar-room Stoves;
VOse Il Co.'S do do
Vetter l. Southland 3 Premium Cook Stoves:
Rathb0ne d Co.'S do do
johnson b Co.'S do do
Wager 4 Smiths Banner do
All of which will be sold cheap for cash.
Job Work of all kinds made to order,
with promptness and dispatch.
Shop west side of Lower Plaza. no25-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

THE PUBLIC are hereby cautioned
i against purchasing, receiving or ne.
gotiating for either of the two accepted
orders on US, described below, viz:
One, drawn by Joseph McMertry, dated
--, and in favor of VIM. Taylor, for
the sum of Sixty-seven dollars; and the
other drawn by T. H. Whistler, dated -,
in favor of VIM. Taylor, for the sum Of
Sixty-five dollars.
The dates Of the above described orders
are not known, but they are the only orders
drawn by the aforesaid parties in favor of
said William Taylor, which have been &C
cepted by us and not paid.
We hereby notify all whom it may con-
Germ, that we have a note and book &C
count against the said VIM. Taylor, which
together amount to more than the aggre-
gate of the above described orders; and
that we shall bring in the aforesaid note
and book account in offset to the said or
ders A. p, CHAPMAN & co.
Downieville, Nov Is, 1854. nol8-2t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
TO THE PUBLIC!

THE UNDERSIGNED, with his family
i are permanent residents of Downie-
vile, and he pledges himself that the first
Art Union, advertised in another column
shall be honorably conducted, and distribu.
ted, without fraud or the least Partially,
to every shareholder, as soon as the shares
are sold; and the catalogue will be strictly
complied with. The prizes in Art of Real
Work are for inspection at the store, next
to Meier's Segar Store, Main street, corner
Of Plaza, Downieville.
HENRY S. LESZYNSKY,
, Agent and Commission Merchant.
+, nov25-6t *&hsa e
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

M OTICE-Having said my interest in
~ the store Of J. Pfouts & Co. Il be-
comes necessary that the accounts of the
firm be closed as early Is possible. / trust
therefore, that my friends viii attend to
this with - little delay As possible.
]. PFOUTS.
Forest City. Nov. 9Th, 1854. novI1-6t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
.ONSTABLES SALE.-By virtue Of
~ of an execution issuad FROM, +ho 5ool-

GONSTABLES SALE-By virtue Of
~ Of an execution issued from the dock
ct Of H. McNulty, justice of the peace in
and for Sierra County, State of. California.
in favor of R. N. Fuller and E Andrews,
and against John OLaughlin, for the sum
of forty dollars and forty-two cents, to-
gether with thirty-seven dollars and twen-
ty-five cents costs, have levied upon, and
will expose to sale at public auction, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
P. m, on Monday, December 18th, 1854, 1t
Balsam Flat, for cash. to the highest bidder,
the following property, to wit: All the
right, title and interest, Of the said John
O'Laughlan. in and to certain sluicine
claims and lumber belonging to said claims,
known as Thomas O'Donald 4 Co.'S Claims.
to satisfy said execution and costs.
A. P. CAMPBELL,
nov25-3t' Constable Township 8.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
For Sale.

- THE EUREKA HOTEL, situa-
iii ted in the town of Eureka North,
Jul on the road from Downieville to
Sears, and now doing good business
The house is well supplied with furniture
and bar fixtures of all kinds, which will be
sold with the house. For particulars in
quire of Ladd & Curtis, Downieville, or of
the proprietors at the Palmetto Ranch.
oct2 l-tf WOODALL & POLICY.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

n ISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL ship.-The co-partnership heretofore
existing between the Undersigned. under
the name and style of Hall & Whitcomb, in
the town of Minnesota, State of California.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
James Whitcomb having purchased the en-
tire interest of w. d. Hall, will do business
at the old stand, to whom all accounts must
be paid. w. D. HALL,
JAMES WHITCOMB.
Minnesota, Oct. %, 1854. novl8-3t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
NEW STOREl

II AMBL1N d SON have just opened
IL store, where they are prepared to fur
nish customers with the best provisions.
GROCERIES and LIQUORS in the mar
ket, on the most reasonable terms, for cash.
Goods packed to all parts of the mines
free of charge.
Store north side Of Lower Plaza, Downie-
vile. nov2s. 3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02


TONSTABLE'S SALE.--Notice is here
~ by given, That under and by virtue
of an execution, to me directed, issued from
the docket of Charles L. Thamasson, q JUS
tice of the Peace in and for the County of
Sierra, State of California, on a Judgment
rendered in favor of Benjamin F. Folsom,
and against John Dawson, for the sum of
two hundred and fifty dollars, with five per
cent. interest per month on the same, from
the 30th day Of December, A.. D. 1853, sub
ject to a credit of sixty-fve dollars and for
ty-6ve cents, together with fifty-one dollars
and twenty-five cents, costs, have levied
upon and seized, and will expose to sale at
Public Auction, between the hours of 10
A. N. and P. NJ. on Thursday, the 7th day
of December, A. d. 1854, at Eureka North,
for cash. to the highest bidder, til the right,
title and interest Of the said John Dawson.
in and to the following described property
to-wit: One certain town lot in. Eureka
North, and also the large frame house there.
known as ':Davison's Saloon" together
with all the appurtenanoes thereupto be-
longing. all of which property is lying, sit
uated and being in Sierra County, State pf
California aforesaid, or so much thereof a.
will satisfy said execution and costs, and
all accruing costs thereon.
DAVID w. MITCHELL,
Constable. Township No. A.
Eureka North, Sierra Co., Nov. 18th, 1854.
nOvl8-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02


dprq0t
Sheriff
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

On0BAGS RIO COFFEE;
|OUU 200 bags Chile beans;
$50 ceroons new Chile Peaches;
400 bxs maccaroni and vermicelli;
100 cs sardines; $50 cs olive oil;
200 cs Eagle coffee in tins;
100 cs Bovee's ground coffee:
200 cs Of & hf gal pickles;
$50 cs assorted pie fruit;
100 q W d Estrawberries and pine apples
For sale by GOODWIN L CO.
novl6-A Sc Califoruia Street
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
Restaurant & Bakery
81 HOUSE, LOT, STOCK and FIX

i;ij lures for sale.-The subscriber, wish
ing to return to the Atlantic States, offers
for sale, cheap for cash, the following
property, viz: The houses and lots situated
on Main street, in this town, opposite Cray
croft b Co.'S Saw-mill, together with bar
fixtures, baking and brewing utensils. The
house is doing fair business in both BRAN
ches, andis on the trail up the North Fork.
within two hundred yards Of town. For
terms, inquire on the premises, OF
JOSEPH KOSKE.
Or Of Philip Adolph, at the store next
above the Sierra Drug Store. novll-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

Wind and Current Charts.
Agency for Ringgold's charts.
Surveying and nautical instruments
spy glasses, drawing instruments, etc., o.
the best manufacture.
Charts of every description constantly
on hand.
Having learned my business in the ma
mufactory of the celebrated WV j You've
Of Philadelphia, guarantee that all my
work will be executed in the same manner
as at that establishment. nov25-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
"a q u N T9
FOR THE
SIZE R r. A CITIZ E N .

@Persons DESTROYS Of sending the SIERRA
CITIZEN to their friends in any part of the
Union, can have every numberregularly for
warded, paid, by renting the subscrip-
ton either to this Office or to any of our
authorized agents, giving the address of the
parties to which the paper is to be sent.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

THE PUBLIC are respectfully Informed
l. that the undersigned are now running
the Saw Mill recently owned by DR.. Weber.
and that they willreduce the price of lum-
Der at their mill on and after Monday next.
as follows: Extra clear Pine, $50 per m:
common do, SO per m: Spruce and Hem.
lock, S65 per m; ordinary and rough edged.
$50 per m;-delivered if desired at any
place where it can be taken by team. at
per ct. per foot extra.
t'ur friends and the public will please ac-
cept our thanks for the very liberal patron
age we have Thus far received. All orders
promptly attended to.
novl1-3t HILL & WEBER.
Q00(l MATS NO. CHINA RICE;
cOOV 300 bis Il hf bis Carolina Rice;
1000 hf q or bxs layer raisins;:
500 rms wrapping paper; /.
100 boxes CASTLE soap;
200 cs at & hf gal Br peaches;
200 doc hoop buckets;
$50 gr0ce r w matches;
ESQ boxes spices in glass;
1000 do Hill's,& Colgate saApf;
500 do C @ soap;
For sale by GOODWIN i CO.,
nov18ft So California St-set.1.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

/ tOuND, last week, on the road between
-. forest City and Bope's Ranch. pack
cse =, valuable papers; which the owner
van nase y applying at this Office, and
Peeyns lor tnls advertisement. novll3t
IMPORTATION WANTED-Of Doctor
LOoedian Z. Leyings, formerly Of Whites
town, Oneida county, II. p irv ;nfc-m.-
non OF MS whereabouts Win i ihsnrfnllv
received. Address Messenger One CIR C;5.
sonville. Olace' WV
California papers please copy.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

M Office is HEREBY GIVEN, That
II on the first day of December, 1854,
. change will take place in the firm Of
WRIGHT b HAYWARD, which will re-
quire complete settlement Of their affairs;
consequently all who are indebted to that
firm are requested to settle their accounts
on or before that time. o28-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

- Thomas Tennemt,s
m SURVEYING AND NAVIGATION
aSNN Warehouse, Sign of the
w 4 y Woodea. Sailor" corner OF
NLrNNuw = Front street, San Francioco,
aT e. S. agency for the sale
of Government Charts.
~ Agency for Lieut. Maurv,.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE on.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or
L California, To the Sheriff of Sierra
County, Greeting:
WHEREAS, at the July term, 1854, Of the
District Court, 10th Judicial District, in
and for said County, in certain suit there
in depending, wherein B. Scanlon was plain
tiff, and Patrick Gillian and Feeney were
defendants, it was ordered adjudged and
decreed, by the Court, among other things.
that the costs of said suit should be equally
paid by the pl'ff and def It P. Gillian, which
said costs have been duly taxed at three.
hundred dollars, and whereas, Judgment
was entered accordingly at said term, for
said amount of $500, costs, one half
against each Of the last named parties. and
whereas, execution remains to be done or
the one half part thereof, amounting to one
hundred and fifty dollars, against said de.
PENDANT, Patrick Gillian Now, therefore.
we command you in the name of the People
of the State aforesaid, that of the goods
and chattels of the said Patrick Gillian.
within your County, you cause to be made
sufficient to pay said sum of $50, with
accruing costs hereon, and if sufficient Der
sonal property cannot be found, then out
of his real roperty, and hereof fail not and
make return Of this writ, within thirty DAYS
next ensuing.
Given under my hand and the seal of tho
said Court, this 18th November, A. D., 1854.
]. WEBB NICHOLON, Clerk.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

E00BXS., 2-LB. CADDIES IMP. G. P,
cOO Tea; 100 bxs blk lib papers;
400 bxs Adamantine Candles;
500 Mats No China Sugar;
$50 brls d hf brls crushed & grind sugar;
$4,000 lbs genuine N O sugar;
100 kegs S. l. sugar; 200 kgs E B syrup;
$50 cs and 10 gall Pickles;
rs cs Peach Tobacco;
so cs Fruit and Apricots;
100 gross G S Tobacco;
500 cs Bait Oysters; }fs
100 cs HOLSTERS and CLANS;
200 cs Fresh Peaches;
100 cs Green Corn and Peas;
$50 CO s Bitters; SO cs chicken 4 turkey;
zoo cs D Pipes; 100 cs salt Is lib bags;
$50 cs Stoughton's Bitters;
100 cs Lewis Lemon Syrup;
200 bxs Colgate's Starch;
For sale by GOODWIN 4 CO.,
nov18-4t 81 California Street.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

Doors open at ! o'clock; performance to
commence at II. Admission-Boxes So;
Pit 81. dec2-lt
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

Now, THEREFORE. by virtue Of. the above
execution, / have levied upon and seized,
and will expose for sale at public auction.
on the 18th day of December, A. d. 1854.
at IL O'Clock m, on the premises, all the
right, title apd interest, or the said Patrick
Gillian in and to one undivided eighth in
terest in the Dutch Company mining claims.
situated at Forest City, Township No. Z, Of
this county, to satisfy the said execution.
with costs and interest, and accruing costs.
W. J. FORD, Sheriff.
BIZ CHARLES COCHRAN, Deputy.
November 18th, 1854. novlS-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

STECH, j., wholesale and retail dealer
~ in Clothing, Boots and Shoes Main
street, east of Craycoft's, Downieville.
julO-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

M cDONNELL, A. j.. Bowling Saloon,
lVl opposite Craycroft's Saloon, Main
street, Downieville. aug12-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02
10 Aabertiseueuts..
LESZ YNSKY,Ss
first art Hnion!
IN BONNEVILLE.
HOME PRESENTS
For Distribution on or about New Years.
SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH!
SOO Prizes. ........... Value So, 500

Catalogues of the Art Union to be had al
the Clothing and Dry Goods Emporium
Main street, second door from the Plaza
opposite the market, Downieville; and al
the Express Offices of Messrs. F. Rumrill
Co, and Langton & Bro, between here and
Marysville, and in Forest City, Minnesota
Eureka, and all their principal Offices.
The public may rest assured that the dis
tribution will be conducted by q selected
and responsible committee, who will award
every prize to the shareholder bearing the
certificate, in person, or through the Ex-
press Offices to any part of the State. A
list ofthe Prizes drawn will be printed and
distributed, to the full satisfaction of the
public.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

III .ANGTON & BRO, banking and ex-
IL press office, agents Adams & Co., Main
street, Downieville. aug 5-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

EIER, j., segars, tobacco, foreign
4v1 and domestic fruits, etc., cor. Main
and Bridge street, Downieville. an I-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-12-02

MOORE & WESTLAKE, groceries
III provisions, liquors, mining tools, etc.,
Bridge street, Downieville. aug5-tf