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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-03-15
KENT, PAINE g. KENT.
kEN1, fAINT " MINI e
IMPORTERS RND WHOLESALE DEALERS III
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
no. II Fourteenth street, Richmond


DRY GOODS.
10. II Fourteenth street, Richmond
SPRING TRADE, 1854.
WE are receiving PEI steamers and packets,
w from Glasgow. Liverpool and Havre, our
Spring importation of
British, French & German Dry GOODS,
purchased upon the best terms. entirely for cash,
comprising very large and splendid assortment
of new and beautiful styles. And by various ar
rivals from New York and Boston, we are recelv-
ing full supply of AMERICAN FABRICS
embracing every variety.
We are also prepared with large stock Of
READY-.NADE CLOTHING, manufactured
at home, under our own supervision, in the latest
and best style.
With stock unusually large and well select
ed with increased facilities for doing business
and with every exertion on our part to secure the
best trade that comes to the market, we respect
fully invite the merchants of Virginia, North Car.
DINA and Tennessee to examine our stock before
purchasing, with the assurance that our good:
will be sold as low as they can be bought In any
market in this country.
1t is our purpose to keep our stock up through.
out the year, and merchants visiting our city al
any season, will find us well prepared TO serve
them. KENT. PAINE & KENT.
Richmond March | 1854.-6t.
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RICHMOND MAR.kRrs--whelessIe Prices.

sported for hs Spectator by Johr ". Gordon s. Son
SrEps-Ciover duh at S. "a o.; Timothy So a
S3i; Herd Grass s l,25; Flaxseed S %.
SIoARs-OrleaRs 81 &c for fair to prime qualities
Common a a 81; Coffee Sugars q Sc; Crushed and
Powdered 81; Loaf 10 l0tc.
rLovs-No transactions to report superfne held al
~; n offered.
GRkIS-sale, at $50 l,65 for prime red and
white wheat
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VIRGINIA At Rzles held in tho Clerks
v Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta coun-
", March the 9th, 1854.
John ID. lmboden, Trustee,-Plaintiff,
AGAINST
l.. Waddell, late Sheriff Of Augusta county, and
as such Administrator of Henry Slower, decd,
Robert g. Bckle, A. J.. Stofer, VIM. Kyle,
Hugh w. Shelley. WIN. Craig, Sergeant Of
tho Corporation of Stanton, WA. S. Eskrldge,
Hiram Bowen and John B. Breckiaridge,-De-
faudants
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u.Lrrnonr CArrrn MARKET.

Week endiag Friday March lO.-The offerings at
the Scales on Monday 100 head Of Beef Cattle OF
which l7e we're drveR TO Philadelphia, 100 were left
over unsod and the balance 30 head were sold city
butchers, at prices ranging from So 37i IS IS on
on the hoof equaleO Ss75 Sle25 act, AID averaging
90 so gross.
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Staunton, March Sth. 1854.
A CARD.

A M. SIMPSON informs his customeres that
their accounts to January lst are ready
lie is now IN great want of funds and will ussv
De obliged TO them for prompt payment.-PM4
change IN his business requires his books VSA-
to be settled up to the close of 1853. He returns
nus thanks Tor their liberal support and assures
them his increased facilities will enable him to
oher great inducements to punctual six months
purchasers.
Staunton, March s, 1854 d.
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING.

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING.
TIME subscriber begs leave to inform his old
Il friends and the public generally, that he has
leased the three story fire proof WAREHOUSE, OPP
posite Messrs, McVeigh s. Chamberlain's,
Prince Street Wherf, near the Railroad.
for the purpose of conducting general COM
MISSION s. FORWARDING BUSINESS.
He pledges himself to sell Country Produce at
highest market prices. to make quick sales and
prompt returns,
He will fill ORDERS at the very lowest figures,
and forward with despatch GOODS consigned to
his care, ID. HOWARD.
He is authorize to refer to
Messrs Fowle & Co.,
6 McVeigh s. Chamberlain,
=" w. A. Harper s Co..
{" English, CastIeman s. Co., ,1,x,,a,;,
Bryan, Adams & Co., ''N'''"'
r. H. Miller, Esq,
Lewis Mckenzie, Esq,
b. H. Lambert, Esq,
Alexandria, Va, March A, lS54.-tlstMay.
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Garden Tools.

DOz. Garden Spades, doz Garden Forks
4 2 doz. Rakes. 2 doz. Hoes, Garden Trowels,
Lines, Pruning Knives, Shears, &C., Just receiv-
ed and for sale by GEO. r.. PKlCf1.
Staunton, Feb. %, 1854.
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A few bushels more Of prime CIo n 9e Sc l0f
n sale by KAYSER T. SIKlBLiNG.
Staunton, March 8, 1854.
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Wagon Boxes.

ion SETS of those very superior Pennsyl-
lOO vania Boxes of all sizes from Ii to 81
inches on hand, they are considered better than
the best English. GEO. l.. fhioE'
Staunton, Feb. %, 1854.
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RAzoas AND sTRoPs.

!, TUST received another lot ofthose Celebrated
- G. E.. P. Razors. also a few of Wostenho!ms
lannon's Strops. All who desire clean clean iace
should call early. GEo. II. fhioG'
Staunton. Feb. %, 1854.
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TINE MARKET PRICES.
sraUNroN PRICES CURRENT.

Corrected Weekly for Die Spectator by Harper & Bro
Ftovu, SupGn-, $3.50 BAcoS,Hog Round, S 20.
WnEAr, per bash. 81 BUTTER, Fresh, i6c
Ryr. ver Sushcl, CSC CORN, per bushel, soc
OArs. pcr bushel 35c. Wool, per pound, 35c
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Z,UUU G. B. DYER s co.
December 81, 1858 ,4s~sy
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SPRING TRADE.

Books, Stationary and Piano F0rtes'
TAS. WOODHOUSE.( LATE Nash & WooD-
- House, Richmond, Pa., offers for sale, at
Wholesale or retail an extensive stock OF
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
SIGOURNEY & PECK,

Mining Tooos of every description, MANILA and Hemp
Rope. of all sizes. Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse,
Duck, Carolina Rice, Pickles, Salmon &C.
ALSO-A large assortment of Shelf Goods such Pine
Apples Fresh Peaches, Strawberries Raspberes Oysters
Lobsters Clans Meats all kinds iu Jams and JelIies
P. s. We would particularly call the attention of pro-
prieors Of Hotels and Saloons to their stock of WINES
LIQUORS, being the largest and best selected ever
offered in Nevada.
The finest choice of grade of French Wines and
Liquors:
OTARD Dupuy' s. Co. Marel. Seignee, Bscuith,
81. Martins, Cherry, Raspberry and Peach Brandes.
MONONGAHELA, Scotch, Irish acid Brand and Old
Bourbon Whisky.
HOLLAND American Rose and Swan Gin.
JAMAICA and St. Croix Rum. Claret Port Sherry, lock
Madeira, Muscat and Sauterne Wines.
CHAMPAGNE, of all brands, French Cordias, of all
kinds BoRers Mills Bitters Marischno and everything
requisite in a Bar.
S, P. have unusual facilities for obtaining Goods from
San Francisco and Sacramento of the firm deSotng
his whole time and attention buying fer this anj the
Branch stores with which they are connected lin the diff
!eehl nns towns throughout the State, purchasing
large quantities, thereby enabling them to offer all OF
the above Goods at Wholesale Retail prices that
will defy competition. Orders from the country promptly
attended All Goods sent to any reasonable distance
FREE OF CHARGE Nevada, September 90, 1S54-3n
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
"Uncle Ned had no Hair On, the top of his Head,

"Cncle Ned had no Hair the top Of his Head,
In The place 'chere The Hair ought to grolo'
But he lived previous to the discovery of LYONS
CELEBRATED KATHAIRON. which not only pre-
serves and beaue restores the hair any period of
life. Only those who will not try it, troubled with
Badness, Dandruf, or harsh, unpleasant hair.
From the Home journal, New York.
"No article acquired rapid celebrity and uni
versal appreciation Lyons Kathairon To those who
have used it (and who has no) the is obvious
its invgoratng and beautifyng effects, and agreeable
Perfcme stamp indispensable article of the oile
For sale by DR.. w. G. ALBAN, Agent, Nevada, and
by Druggists elsewhere.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE.
IN, sHlARGEMEST aHcnSG3Sn vt OF OF, THE sPHLEES
VARIOUS FORMS OF ALI. THE BILIOUS DISEASES.
1vtl1S INVALUABLE Medicine was tprepared from an
extensive practice OF several years in bilious eli
mate, and is known to fail of curing Fever and
| Ague or any of the diseases above named.
The unanimous testimony of all who have used the
American Choagogue or witnessed its operation es:ab
fishes satisfactory to every who can appreciate eyi
dence, the following facts
l. That the American Cholagogue possesses superior
ChOlagogue Febrfuge and Tonic properties to any COM
bination of medicines ever before invented
2 1t has cured cases of Intermed and other Fevers
where the most popular medicines the day had failed
j. IL has cured where Quinine and all other usual
remedies seemed to produce little effect.
1t is mild in its operations pleasant take contains
neither Arsenic other deleerious drug and may be
taken by persons Of all ages with perfect safety.
>; Its power in changing and promoting the bilious
and other secretons thus cleansing the system and
orng the natural and healthy action of all the organs
the body is unequalled hence its efficacy preventa-
tive, as we'll as curative agent
g. 1t is the most economical by half of all the usual
RENE lies for Fever and other bilious diseases
Among the numerous recommendations Of it's superior
efficacy, we will give the following:
EATON RAPIDS, Dec 20, 1854
DR.. E. L. Jones-Dear Sir: The result of nv trial of
your American ChOlagogue. satisfactory have
been in the habit of recommending the India Cholagogue
more or less m my practice in ordinary of Ague
Intermittent Fever and more especially to convaescents
from those Diseases notwithstanding the exhorbitant
price charged for It, But now, after thorough trial
OF the American Cholagogue, in my own case, and OBJ
serving its effects extensively in other cases, do not
hesitate to express my decided preference for it, all
other medicines now in use for the of Intermittent
and Bilious Fevers 1t is more searching and thorough
in its effects than the India CholaSogueti also equally
pallatabe-and much larger quantity being sold at
much less price, makes difference not to he regarded in
these times of scarcity and famine Success the Amer
ican Cholagogue. Yours truly John ?. Sawyer Nj. D.
Sold by all the principal Druggists in the State. Pur
cha sers should be careful to ask for and take but
Jones' American Cholagogue. PARK s. WHITE, Sole
Merchant street. Sd door above Montgomery, San Fran
CISCO DR. W. 6. ALBAN, Agent, Nevada. Sep 29-3m
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

NEVER FAILING REMRDY.-Among the immense mum
ber of Potent Medicines discovered there very few
that possess any real merit of this last class the dis
coveres of DR. Holloway celebrated English Physician
may be ranked among the best, both account of the
character of the ingredients of which the medicines
composed and the variety Of diseases which have been
fectualy removed by their The Professor has esab
ished house at 3s street. for the sale of the
throughout the Unon where parties may be supplied
with them wholesale-N Y True National Democrat
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

IL AS RETURNED from the Eastern States, and Is
now devoting much of his time to the treatment (
the EYE The Doctor be consulted at all times Of
the day, at his Dispensary, of Sacramento and
Montgomery street. Rooms and 9. upstairs
Dr. BROWN offers the following high recommendations
owe HEREBY cEKTIFY, that j. d. Brown, NJ. D., has
passed minute and highly satisfactory examination upon
the Eye and its Diseases at the New York Opethmac
Hospital and we consider him fully competent to treat
all affections of the eye.
In testimony whereof, we have caused the Seal Of the
to be hereunto afixed.n
(Seal] MARX STEVENSON, NJ D.,
VALENTINE MORT, NJ D., L. l.. D.
JOHN p. GARIsH, NJ. ..
DAVID l.. ROGERS.
ES- Operations for Cataract. Strabisnus Lachrymalis
Fistnla, &C. An assortment of ARTIFICIAL EYES.
constant nand and will be inserted prices suit
the times. I'D BROWN Md.
In Armory Hail, cor Sacramento Montgomery streets
REFEREScEs:-J. Harrison Fry, Esq. F. Bartlett, Esq,
Cyra V. Grey, ESQ.,, Edward Mckinley, ESQ Sep 28-3m
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
GlenbrOOk Jockey Club.

At meeting of the GLENBRooK JocKzI CLUB, held OF
Concert Hall, Nevada, September 18th, 1854 it was
moved, seconded and carried that Francis J. Dunn act
as Chairman of said meeting, and that DR.. VIM. NJ.
Sheridan act as Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained by
The Chairman it moved, seconded and carried that
certain Rules for the government of said Club being
same framed and presanted meeting) be adopted
as the organization and rules thereof
The following resolutions were moved, seconded and
adopted:
Resolved ]. That for all Jockey Club purses two o,
more Horses Mares Geding shall be necessary to
constitute
Course shall commence the fourth Monday in October
A D. 1854, and continue three days.
Resolved }. That the tetary of this meeting is
authorized to advertise the following Purses to be
over said Course ct said meeting, viz
Monday, October esd, 1854.
Jockey Club Purse of Sl5O-Mle Heats-Free fer all
Same day-Jcckcy Club Purse sloo-Free for all Tro-
and Pacing Hoses-Mile heatsin harness or under
saddle
Jockey Club Purse $250-Mile heats-Ihree oest In
Efve-Free for all Entries.
Wednesday, October 25th.
Jockey Club Purse SiO0-Two mile heas-tree ior all
Entries. ,o III Cd
die and unframed horses and for all horses tha nave
NOT won race during the meeting, and that nave started
therefor.
Resolved a. That the meeting adjourn to meet on
saturday the 3oh day of September, nt o'clock, NJ,
at Concert Hail. Nevada.
FRANCIS J. DUNN, Chm'n.
,r NJ s-,,,,r Sec,v 23-tf
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Ga. The Poet says

Ca The Poet says
Death is another life. We bow our heals
AZ eoinr out we think, and enter straight
Another golden chamber of the kings,
larger tan this we leave, and loveller'
Nevertheless most people dread DEATH and VIII a.
every remedy for the ortures thI TaGs IWpPOVER
EXTRACT of YELLOW DOCK and SASSAPAKllLeA, Ia Is pre-
eminently the safest and most reliable medlcine or
ing the human system 20 life and vigor' 1,,,r,s
This Sarsaparilla contains more OF the pure no ;.
sarsaparla than any other preparation that no" X1i
which is chemically combined with the Extract OF ~
Dock and the Extract Wild Cherry thus masking t
remedy more thoroughly ancient than any other
rilla before the public
Srrofula has bafed the skill of the most eminent pnys
sans in this country and in Europe But there an
tsdote for this disease Dr. Guysotts Extracts OF enc"
nc and Sarsaparilla which proving itself specific IN
the most severe of scroua Purchasers VIII please
he careful TO ask for and take none other but Dr.
,uod Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. Al
.tfers in comparison are worthless
ga For sale at all the principal Drug !tores in the state
Sc1' ' W. G. ALBAN Agent Broad street, Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Information Wanted.

OF Negro man by the of ANDERSON, brought
~ to California in June 1850 by the undersigned from
Mississippi, and who left his at Nevada about
month afterwards He is quite black five feet 81 or
175. He may be distinguished by small hold through his
upper front teeth which may be when he laughs he
has cheek, caused by cut from brick Che
good brick maker and good violinst, and quite fond
of musc.) Any person who will furnish the subscriber
with correct information of where he may be found will
the reward of 0o Information be through
Adams Co.'S Express, to Nevada He heard from at
San Francisco. JAMES HOEL.
September 7th 1854, 8w.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Renova1. New Store:
McAllister's Struck the Lead at-the
DEER CREEK BAKERY.
Meat and Vegetable Market.

McAMster g. Cha0er IN the field :!
BEST BKEAD IN THE CIEY Il
= HE subscriber having just completed the New Store
] the foot of Main and Broad streets bets leave
inform his friends and the public that he has now re
moved the above stand he preppred to serve
the public with the
Choices Meats and Vegetables,
which be found in the market and at prices low
enough to be in keeping with the times
We kill none but American cattle of the best oualv
and keep always on hand good supply of meats of ali
khos' IL A. MCALLISTER,
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

1000 Tierces new Sugar-cured Hams
IOOO IN brine. just receIved-
~ cs ray Hams, in brine; 100 mats China Rice;
ITO DO Patterson Knapps 200 barrels and hf barrels
Z Bacon, Carolina rice;
30 Dds mess clear pork; 500 kgs g. East Boston
400 firkins choice butter; Syrup
$50 kegs leaf Lard; 100 Is gal kegs Island do:
I25 cases leaf Lard fin tins; 200 hf bbls Corn meal
259 bagt green coffee; For sale bv
Sept 22-lm GOODWIN E. CO., 60 California st.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

b000 BGS GALE BEANS 200 bxs Sperm Candles;
Nv 1900 boxes Adamantine Canties
Is fig blue: 900 b0s Wanuts:
20O Dxs . Soap; $50 cs Champagne cider:
ioO cs Eng Ale and Porter; 100 grape peach & fruit
1000 bxs Hills & Colgate's Tobacco:
Soap; 1900 bys Fall & Aires soap:
ioo u smoking tobacco; 200 boxes I pipes.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
ORIENTAL HOTEL,

MAIN STREET. NEVADA.
ROBERT BELL PROPRIETOR
- HAVING taken the well known and popular house
Ill formerly known as the Nevada Hotel refted and
put the most complete order the proprietor would
pectfuy solicit from the community share of patronage
THE SLEEPING ROOMS all newly papered, thoroughly
California
THE TABLE will at all times be filled with every luxury
the market prepared in the best possible style by cooks
that have superiors.
The best Liquors. Wines and Cigars to be found will al
ways supply the bar without regard to cost.
And in fact pains will be spared to make every
perfectly satisfied and shall leave the house
regrettng that he has made this his stopping place.
au25 ROBERT BELL, proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
General Banking Department.
OTICE.
Removal Of the American Market.

A JOHNS. Proprietor Of the American Market, will
~ occupy during the erection of Fre-Proof Brick
building the old se) the Store next door heretofore
occupied by j. n Turner where he will be able to sup
ply his customers usual He has in Store large
Stock and selling low for Cash. His meat market will
continued with his Grocery business Sep q I'm
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Of Clay and Montgomery streets
SAN FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY. 1851.


HrInterest increased to a per cent per Month.-es
TTNHE ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS INSTITUTION, three
i and half ago, upon the plan and opera
ton of similar Institutions Europe and the Atlantic
States regulating the rates of interest by the value Of
Money in this country.
DEPOSITS draw interest at the rate 6f per cent per
month"; per Rules and Regulations to be had at the
Bank.
Special agreement for money Deposited for Specific
Particular time.
B5- Deposits with Interest payable demand
TO MINERS.
Gold Dust sent to for coinage will be
received from the Mint free of charge II remain
deposit will draw interest above stated Mint certiH
Gates bought in whole part
To prevent fraud and insure Identification persons send
ing money for deposit will be particular send the
of the Town County, State Country where they
born their day mothers before marriage and
their signature.
Bank open early in the morning till evening and Saur
day till O'Clock NJ, for the accommodation Of mechan
les, laborers. &c
General Banking Department.
Exchange all the Atlantic cities Gold Dust bought
at market rates Unusual Banking facilities afforded and
deposits received from merchants and other business
July IA 1S54-10w ROBINSON & co.
A IL MONIES DEPOSITED IN THIS BANK IN SUNS
n not exceeding One Thousand Dollars, payable
demand Deposits of One Thousand Dollars and upwards
at days sight Said Deposits made and after LIST
September 1854 to 1st September 1865 will draw interest
at the rate of one and a half per cent per month.
All special Deposits of not less than One Thousand Dollars
made for Six months and will draw interest the
of Two per cent per month.
On the 1st day of September of each year deposors
will be notified of any change Of the establishment for the
ensuing year. 19-3m A. s. WRIGHT BANKER.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Medical Profession and the Public!

RRS. Ii. HUNT & c. D. CLEVELAND have associated
- themselves in the PRACTICE OF SURGERY.
They are furnished with instruments of every variety,
the latest and approved patterns together with A
paratus and prepared TO perform any operation,
treat any in this department OF Medicine that may
present itself.
DIR. HUNT may be found at Larhs Drug Store. Main
street. Nevada, and DIR. CLEVE at his Office
Main street, opposite the rass Valley House." Grass
Valley. Sept, &, lo54-u
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Administrators Notice.

nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN IN all ro.,o..
con,. cialns s against VIM WILLIAMS late of Ne,ads Is
u,y ueceased, to exhibit the Same with the na.a.
s;oners wltmn ten months from this date to the ,Jy
Hill. TH0c n itus'ouCc nn MonteMma
fP' Ts-4"' oi the estate OF William witliSm.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Law Notice.

: IANTON BUCKNER and C. w. HILL b.ro
~ associated themselves in the practice oftbe f.au,
tad aa WI, aend TO an M business that may be entrns
journal once. STANTON BUCKNER.
Nevada, Sept 1883, ~ .r
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

CTOP THE MURDERER! $14oo
~ REWARD-The above reward will be paid for the
apprehension and delivery to the authorities of Nevada
county of THOMAS WARREN AMASON, the man who
murdered Reuben D. Bonney, at Virgin Flat, the 18th
of july 1854 to wit: $500 by the CURT of Sessions of
Nevada county, and $500 by the citizens of Washington
and Jefferson Anason is about five feet 10 inches high
heavy set round and full rather than bony has dark hair
dark hazel eyes, round face and orid complexion with
slight his right cheek; also two scars on his
stomach made by knives and when excited has slight
impeGiment in his speech. Aug 25, 1S54-tf
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
San Fran c.eseo Advertisements.
CALIFORNIA ART UNION.

AC DuNCdII 5 CHIUtSt OIIGSTOOnlS, ). FranClSCO
Distribution on the 3Oth October.
GOO0 Superb articles :! including $4,000 In
got Of Gold!
THE LARGEST DIAMOND IN THE UNITED STATES for
which $4,000 in cash will be paid
PAINTINGS. DIAMOND WORK, VALUABLE WATCHES
WORKS OF ART, &c.
loo. 900 SFAREloNE ARTICLE TO EVERY SIXTEEN
SHARES-0NE DOLLAR PER SHARE
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
Dissolution of CO-PartnershiD,

R1HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
DIN HERVEY & JENKINS is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the firm are
requested to make immediate payment to A r. JENKINS
and all persons having demands against the same are r
quested to present them for payment to the same
SAMUEL HERVEY, JR
A. r JENKINS
Nevada, Sept. 10, 1s54-e2-3~'
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13

Xxx Ceroons Chile Peaches;
1cc 100 cs Fresh Peaches
l20 cs qt and hf fgal Peaches; 200 cases Oysters;
10 10 DO do Peaches 100 do chicken s. turkey;
OO DO sardnes, and hf bxs loo do green peas
lo loo 40 olvo oil; $50 cs asd jelIies and jams
@ IoO 90 macaroni Il vermill; 150 assorted spices;
luU 90 CLANS and Holsters For sale by =;
sept. 22-lm GOODWIN & CO., 62 California ST.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-13
VALUABLE CLAIMS AND DITCH
For Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER, being compelled to raise money
Il will sell either of several of Valuable Claims,
situated in Sweetiand Mining district the French
Corral range These Claims uave been opened from one
10 years and weA opened that large set of
hnnds work for several years. They are well know
the public very productive. Connected with them
DITCH carrying good portion Of the 100 inches
of water.
For enquire of the subscriber at sweeand's, or
Of A. A. Sargent, at this office.
Nevada. Sept. 90, 1654-1n JAMES WEAVER.