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jefferson Advertisements.

JUST REtElN I'D,
NJ
J. ". PIT y IN.
Jcfcrson, IsraS,
VVrHOLESALE and Retaii Dealer IA Iron,
w Naii-, Castings,
Grootries and >iapic DIV Goofs.
\ large stock Of every description Of sup
Plies for
Country Merchants and iar~ers.
The following il l.-i Of some Of the leading
ARTICLES alway- kept ON hand
300 sacks RIO, Havana, and Java coffee
30 bbl- brown tugct
10 hoPshcads do
20 Dbl. pulserIed and Is tons Tenn Iron
Loaf Sugar
100 kegs Of nails;
20 casks bacon sides,
20 kegs lard
900 ibis whisky; 100 bbl- brandies--ya-
rious brands gin, etc
~ boxes Of brandy chcres,
10 boxes lemon syrupi
100 do clafet vine,
100 do champagne CIDER,
90 do museai vine
bO do assorted eofllals
90 d. cssence Of peppermint
% do stoughtons hIlers
100 do star csnule-
100 do tobacco, OF every description
20 do bar soap
$1,000 -ogafs, from Cuba SKIES up to the finest
Cedar buckets, counter brushes, counter
scales brooms, bottles, TASKS, deyautcfs, cofks
aud corh screws,
And complete assortment Of Bar Stores,
&c, Sc.
Also large supply Of Staple and fansY
Dry noods, Bonnots, Hats, Boots, aud
Shoes, Saddlrr, &c, &c.
Jefferson, March 10 1884 35-ly
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UISNDf TiON.

TIVE Copartnership of W Books & BBo
is this day dissolved Person. having
business with the late firm, will please apply TO
VIM BROOKS for settlement
WIN BROOKS
J W. BROOKS
W BRooEs. J. W BRooss, and II = MA
BRY, viii continue the business at the old
stand Of Brooks 4 Bro where they will be-
pleased 10 serve their friends and the public
generally, on the most accommodating terms
The Rscot'rg, Forwarding, and Commission
business, will be- continued by the undersigned.
BROOKS, BROTHER, q MABki.
Jefersou Texas Jan. / 1854
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SR Osr L 4 o..

\ MANUFACTURERS snd dealers IN
Baan. SHOES. BrceaHs, iio's, CAPS, s'f.'
Nrso. Pa41ml. is-born Nra~, ami W. 'edN
ms No - Magazine, between taum ana
Common .ts, New Orleans. And Ne 10
Blackstone street, Boston.
From ouf Houses al New York and boston.
We are constantly receiving fresh supplies oil
30, tba.c Good.
C54ntr, Dealer, are invited to cali and eN'
anime our extensive stock.
Nprl q. 1888. ~
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NEW Oh l. "a n S..-Centin,.A.
m q 2 I G Al.
IIORATiO D. HEWITT, f,u.,....

IIORATiO d. HEWITT, fsucr..
IL Tyler \ HEWITT 7Aso yoRrK AND ~. 70
DEALER, 80 Camp street, New Orlesn. nc
always on hand one Of the largest AK .' .
complete selections Of Piano Forte, !, ~
southern country, all Of which arr rs.nr,' ~
as good and perfec, instruments. Ac.,.'s"
the sale of A. SropAnr & Coz NJ. 10y
Pianos. '0A
These Pianos are celebrated for I'm. o,.s.
Of tone, purepess Of sound, and 70, ASH. a,-"y
beautiful finish Of exterior workmapsA,,' 40
are considered BY the profession, and Coz. .ed
Judges. to be the finest Pianos mad. val
United States Particular attention is ,-,.... we
to their splendid Serpentine pattern, will pp' '
KEYS. which is considered one Of the 6ns.. 'h
made. ''
HAILrrr, DAVIS h co.'s celebrated H.
PrASo,, &, st, 81, and 7 octave Piece p b.
ror,e., from the factory Of "Pley.l aao
Pans. also Pianinos, Semi-Grand and "
Pianos from the same house. A01
Old Pianos taken in exchang. and p.n A..
menL
GUITARS, frcm the house Of H,llAs
spaniSh and French patterns. nc; Violi..
/ large quantities. deiodeons, Seraphin.. ~
rams. Flutes, { iarionettes, Brass In,,,,-o''
81 al kinds, Vioneelcs, Bnnjos, s,rin,. ~
all Instruments and musical mrrcisahdi.. a, W. y,
descriptions, Wholesale and retail. AZ
/ Sheet Music of all kinds-mu,v ,....,
from the North by every steamer, a ,oo. .'u
published church Books, instruction ~"
! g..
Particular attention is called to the Ian. -,
/ extensive selection of Accordeons and Piss
which - the nest complete and perfye, III.
tiun Of these beautiful instruments eve, M
in the southern market.
Al orders from the country faithfully ,,a
promptly attended to. y liberal discount n,,5,
to Teachers and to Scminaries.
HORAIlo d. HEWITT
80 Camp ST, New Orlean,
Jan 10, 1882 yat9.
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New C"par,nership,

STA Ei d " T. l. Is
No. / on he Successors 10 Robt
DouneH,
HAVING formed Il copar'ner.hip, FOR car
! rying ON the Grocery and Produce BuSt
mss, and having purchased the entire stock OF
MIR Roher, Donuell, will continue the trade, IL
all IL branches, at the above stand one OF
the firm has Just returned from the city, where
he selected with care extensive additions, 50
tha, our stock Is now large and complete and
viii be sold for small profit. We respect
fully solicit ard will bee happy 10 receive, d
continuance Of the liberal patronage extended
10 our predecessor, which from rigid atten.
ton to business. and uniform, fair, and hon.
orebe dealing, We hope to be able to merit
from generous public.
ANDREW J. STACEY,
OSBORN J. WELLS
July 10, 1883 sy
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CARrENTERING
TIN " RE

I II. NANllook, mHatpefarer n Tin,
J> Copper, and Nb''' iraa, keeps constantly
ou and complete .s-ortmcn' 1T TIN aarc.
winch lc VIII Shreveport prcr-
job " ork done I'd q superior manner u1 1t
-tot, notice Gutiierup dome az short Halce,
and cheap
Jan -, 1893 MS,
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DRiGs. MEDICINES, &c.

THE Subscriber has now on hand com
pl,ie assortment Of Fresh Drugs, Mod
cine-. Chemical Preparation, Pants Gll> HlasS-
ware, periumery, Sc, Sc and would respect
f-N ca the attention of country merchants,
druggists ply sicIans, and planters to the same
which vii be sold on the most reasonable
terms, Among which are the following afii-
vlcs 1000 ol phur qulunc loo do Do NOR
phlnc, 100 DO Strtehnue 200 DO ut silver. 10
bb'- rrii eamphor, 100 Aeg- snp carh Soda -
DO epson salts, 20 cask. sal soda, % hb.- r'P'
pera.. 10 do madden IS Do easter el, 10 do
in-rod c.l, 20 30 alcohol 1000 hoHc, window
glass, 1000 dc as-d glassware. 20 Jn.> putty
900 lbs poWd r'ubarb, loo DO dalpecag, 300 ta
scuna, 500 do gum arabic 5uodo tart ap.i. lao
da b ~ mass, zoe d. talome. Eng and Am
5op 81, indigo, So 90 chlorriorm, 80 gross ',ld-
lIz powders, 70 do yeast DO 80 90 soda DO
200 10 bottle, a4 ammonia, zoo De do ~p-
n.trc, 200 DO do sulph elhc., 10 gross sugar
lennon,
\ uI assortment Of Patent Medicine, palut
Of alj kinds, Surgical Instrument, i,fiumcr
Ac, Ae. G. y MORRISON,
Whole Salc Druggist.
w. - Uqga, ~, Y -.
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sEisH-
d.. &. GREGG \ CO..


fOn the West side Of The Public square,
MARsutLL, TEXAS,
ar yyy ON STAND oF GREGS & KEY,
xNrfIERE we Will be most happy 70 serve
w our ia friends and tue pGbhc genera ly
al. des',r- D-s ADDS Hirirdre CURRY
Nod var, QpeeHurars. hs, CAPS Bon
mrs Bost. Nho.s. Rs4h Ndfs i1fhms
N.sa' Baats >,n,mer, g., d, wler. al,
.rtsgIr, generally found 10 country stores, can
b. had On tae most favorable terms f5f east, ,
or on time 30 good prompt paving customers
Nj, H.. ..i .a...,..r., ..gni.4. i'r hat
-. -. ..s,,I, ,.,f..3.d for ,bs past
,....u. +. a. ,,..ss during hi,
..,...... g.... ... .,t.. rrH.of Evan. Gregg
1, - c.. a AZ. .rl ru.t RESPECT.
- ...., .....,. ,.,,.-.,.. n, ,f .tns i4 our
..., e.,, t,,,,,, =, p, .t,s,,tt forward. far.
MI, ..n,.e Il, bo.,p... r. merit the con
htener 81 the people anl a 'i'rf'l snare 'f''r'
plsaGnk ourselves 70 place our
"N so '4utii.f' d" e''fN f'sfe'" vs."
h' best houses 'H hds.''' - '' ''
tar 'r'f.
Marshall Jhn1ray !. lN'i.
NOM, p,,L-f. uoot,~t#t
''.'.i...4 .....
W. are iu'' y. f'''' r..
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,THE Headlight certificate No. 80, for $50
acres Of land, '-aued 70 Henry ia-ter at
the Sept term n the District Court Of Pamela
county on the 25ih Dec. isii. II not found
within the time prescribed by law, APPLICATION
will be made for a duplicate II l. BERRY
Adni.iaraior 4 ne ,ae,s n Lasier
Feb. 23rd, s5i NO 5l-lW-l
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lnN fwWUi nANtFt EDWARDS
IWIBII.I. 4 EDW ARDS.


z. No Jh. q VV',
~ Magazine Sreet. New orleans
n YALE JR., & co, ~ Magazine street,
y. New Orleans, Wholesale D,aiers m In
ported Staple and Fancy silks and N,ra,r Goo{s
HIRES, Gmbroderies, Giores, NapnA1S Fringes
3ra'is, Buttons, Glmps, trimmings n ai Kinds
Ronnets, Nirap Ifais, Ribbons, Artificial
Fiowers, Millinery Ariicies aud Rich Fancy
Dress Goods Of Al, kinds a full and complete
assortment Of every thing in their line of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand Count.
rs Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
e. YALE, JR., g. co.
~ Magazine street between
Common and Grsyier.
Jan 10, 1883
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THE subscriber Keeps constantly
4 Tor sale the largest stock % Pianos
nH IN the ely. principally from CHleA-
rat.g and NuNN's aad CLAEk. Those are On
spe-t,auably the best manufacturers in the l.
states Also, at al Tunes Guitars from Man
rf,. together with Niolns, Accordcons, etc.
All the late and fashionable music, with pre-
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" {. BAKER a 60

ENEkAL dealers ia Drq hoois. Groce-
VI rtcs, Hrrgs, OHN PdiHfs Ugrsinbs
NWdoW nidsN d. d.
hroocre. and Baggnl aud Rope furnished
to planters or accommodating terms.
Also Receiving, Forwarding, and Commits.
sion merchants, Dallas street, Jefferson, TEXAS.
Feb Is sol Is
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MARSHALL INSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND Girl.

FOX ol Nj, LADIES AND NlkIS
NlrshaA, Harrison county Tera
THIS Institute situated in retired part II
the beautiful town of Marshall, will ).
opened for the reception u pupils, on The ii
Monday q September and continue 10 month.
The design of the Principal Of this eslabl,-
mcut, is TO furnish parents aud guardians
the facilities Of PERMANENT SCHOOL iof he
education Of their daughters and wards VII
all the advantages Of well furnished comr.
diou- building ample apparatus and highly r.
ucated, experienced teachers. The eours 4
instruction will be most thorough, in the low.
and higher ENGLISH BRANCHES, wllh parseuG
attention to MATHEMATICS. Latin and f'eno
will also bee taught the latter by nsfi
Frrugl man graduate of one OF the most c.
chraicd universities on the continent,
The Music Department viii be under ~
control of teacher who : equally comrss
10 instruct upon the Organ, Piano, OF Guia'
In word every effort VIII be made to pr'ses
alb the advantages of older and long es,abllsi-
/ schools, in other parts Of the country Ts
| discipline will be administered KINDLY "a
firmly by the Principal pup.ls viii be rea"ss
tp attend public worship on thu Sabbath >
Principal always giving the parent or gaa'dl
the privilege of selection among the IA
( cb1rchrs IN the village, at the time Of e
trance.
The rate, of tuition and board are a. q
lows per session of 10 mpnths
Elementary Barchc-, 81 y
Second Junior Glass, $50
First NR
Middle Class, NR
Senior 500
Incidental fee Cor each, 10
Music on Piano, with
/ u'e of Instrument, " y
Music on Organ with
use of Instrument p@
Music ON t.Atar, With
Use of instrument, sos
Drawing. Painting, Embroidery, and
I Wax Work, each Nw
| Board can be- obtained With the PrinciPsl
paying IN advance, at the very low raie'
/ $50 90 for 10 months In all eases the psl'
VIII be- expected to remain, from the h@e
entrance, TIL the close of the session bH' I
/ those who prefer attending but hall o.
session, JUS; oue-hali OF the preceding ~
will be charged, No dec ,ciions eNcepts.
protractcd sickness. A limited numhi
/ Young ladies' Viii be received rs Pdrlor brs
ers, who will be allowed, ut the dise'e'io' .
the Principal to make and receive visits
Bills for Board and Tuition payable ~n'
annually.
EMMA W. BONFOEY, Priatr'
July y. 1898. nl-F
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9etefteo pcetrp.


The Sabbath day---the grseion' day
Bringing the gifls OF peaee'
Chasing lif.'s rudrst cares away
Letting tired labor cease
Breaking like sunshine on the EARTH
Bidding vain shadows flee,
Calling for praise and sinle.s mlr;h
Making the bondman free.
The Sabbath dsy--,he priceless booni
I@, not the sordid deem
It yields no gain, i comes toe soon,
1tis Of high, esteem
Let no, the bigo, -terny say
Iii. temple claim. it all
Who shall imprison Mery's ray
Within that narrow wall
TNe Sabbath day--the .cparsie
For which, with yesrning -igh',
The wearied worker. patient saii,
And JOY to see i, rise,
The sch,ng head. the DER ,asked brain,
Alike may find repose,
And gather strength 10 toll again,
Asd strength to conquer woes
The Sabbath day---the gift divine.
Ths. ~hs,.oeer our creed,
Supplies with bounteousness benign,
Leisure for every need
70, prayer, for praise, for soothing rest
For though, Of toundlc,s scoops
For heed of Charitys behest,
For love, for Joy, Tor hope.
The Sabbath day--,he glorious day
Beyond the city gate,
Let tens Of thousands wend their way,
Where breeze and sunshlhe wait,
And let them see the s,rcamle,- How,
And tread the dai-ed SOD
And look upon the buds hat blow,
And search and find on, God.
The Sabbath day--,he buckler strong,
TIM, guard. the poor and weak,
Shielding the desolate from wrong
Leaving the tyrant weak.
The Sabbath day--o, prize IT we'll
IT, wisdom learn TO scan
All. in t.mple. field o, cell.
Z" The sabbath made for man"
Let inc sleep
on my oreas''o ge"'' "o'hef'
In sinmoef s''l' ana deep
rr,- .h ,..l,cu.
And my soul Is ioll oil VOC
ana thefe rests Shauo" o u NV
brooa'hs "hefe 81 60
.u. an
To ,by cool ond eof, embrace.
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UI\RN PARSONS,
PhiJadeIpbia >addlcry Warehouse.

"a Camg street, N1c orleans.
Ian : Is53 u25-ly
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vM.U 'KirguY. JOSEPH IT, BRADFORD
NIckIEROY # BRADFORD, 'oi %
vi tac'Drs and COMMISSION MERCHANTS No
IS Carondclet street, New Orleans.
lnnuArN 1913 ~
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W. will fu, nish Baggnr, Rope, and Plan
.a,ion supplies TO Planters shipping TO the
above house. - ,.,,
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fs.r u II PALMER JAMES II. MASSEY,
JOSEPH H. PAL MER 4 co, Importer
y and Wholesale DEXTER, IN Foreign and Do
m,s,ir DRY Goods, Al Camp street, abo'e ura'-
icf New Orleans.
Ian. 10, 1882. y3n2 Sly
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It. w.FARLEY l.. C. JugEY o.TuESEss
HARLEY, JUREY, a. co, Commission
i Merchants, No A CarondeIet street, New
Orleans.
a. W. II. c. liudgin & Co. Agents, shreyc.
port, La July 23, 1852 ly
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Goods at the lowest mark ed price and guar
anteed in every particular j. 7. SllANkS.
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fAAkEY n HAWKINS. faci'r' ara ", nn
eral Commission MERCHANTS, NO W
Grayier street, New Orleans. }. }. tAHkuih'
Agent, Mar-hall, Texas,
Beg to offer their best servlces to planter,
and merchants, and promise attention ana
promp,ness TO all conslgnments entrusted 10
their care.
April ,. 1893 ~
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fOn the West side Of the Public Square
MARsINLL, TEXAS,
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JOHN D. SCOTT x co.
Nos 43 Murray and n Warren streets,
New ork
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NEW ORLEtNS---Centinued

Rrfrr 1o--James Y. Collier, Colonel c. H.
Cooper, ". $. Sanders, J. + Roseooro"gh'
Joseph VI Taylor, Harrison county pf '"hh
" Ma.-e. J J. Holloway Rnsk county ~
Trawek, Jefferson.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE Commissioners of Grass Valley School District
l. having duly organized school in this village, in
accordance with the statutes of this state, have pur
chased and fixed up the Methodist Church norh) for
School House, and have placed the term, of tuition
at three dollars per scholar per month thus placing
the benefits of instructions within the of all.
A school will be commenced on Monday, the 10th
inst under the supervision of Prof. w. B Crowell.
RICHARD TIBBALS,0 School
JOHN r. HILL. SCommis
f. A. TOMPKINS, sioners.
Grass Valley, July 4, 1854. IL
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
NORTH STAR,

c,591 tons burden-C. Il. MINOR, Commander, which
IS admitted be the fastest steamer out of the port
of New York. Passengers rest assured of reach
ing New York ahead OF all other lines.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
NOTICE.
ANMM ~ NMMMA

OFFERS for sale his well known store on Main st.,
" opposite D. H. Denmans Coach and Wagon shop.
Also house and lot Mill Street. adjoining the pro-
perty of Dr.. Shoemaker. Also the Ranch formerly
belonging to T. W. Allison, situated Wolf Creek,
about 2H miles from Grass Valley. Said property
will be sold at bargain. If not disposed of by the
18th of August next it will be leased Ito good ten
ants) at low rates All persons indebted to the sub
scriber requested to make immediate payment, as
he is about leaving for the Atlantic States
JNO A. CRUM.
Grass Valley June %, 1S54.-n4O--tf.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06

S(em Embellishments.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06

"a The Rev. Dr. Scott of San Francisco, Gate of
New orleans) will preach this Thursday evening at
the Congregational Church in this place at quarter
before eight
The public generally are invited to attend.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

pY virtue of an execution to me delivered from the
- Office of j. 1. Sykes j. p for Grass Valley Town
ship, Nevada County, California, judgment rem
dered by said Sykes, on the 10th day of June A D.
1904 IN favor of John Staple defendant and against
the Mercantile Quartz Mining Company, plaintiff for
the sum OF Sl34 So amount of damages and costs OF
suit, as shown by execution, have taken in Exc
day of July, A. D. 1854, at O'Clock P NJ, for cash,
on the premises all that piece parcel of ground
situated on Mill street, adjoining the house of Thos.
Hartery, and known the Mercantile or Glen prop
erty also the houses and improvements thereon, to
satisfy the above amount with costs of execution.
J. c. GOAD Constable.
June 2Sth, A D 1864 A. IDS
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

OTATE of California, County of Nevada, Township Of
y Grass Valley--ss.
By virtue of two executions to delivered issued
from the court of j. l. Sykes j. P for said township
ard county, upon judgments under attachments
against Timothy Ellsworth, and in favor of Henry NJ
Hughes and F. Mayhu-the former for $3.50 81, debt
damages and costs of suit to judgment day, Jan 9th
1S54-the latter for S243 TO- debt damages and costs
of suit to judgment day, March 9Th, 1854.
have levied upon and will sell for cash to the high
est bidder on the premises, about SIX miles south
July 1854, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ and
O'clock P NJ, all the right, title and interest O.
the said Ellsworth in and to the house and ranch
known as Elsworths house and ranch, together with
the mill and all the appurtenances thereto belonging
known as Ellsworth MILL and all the said Ellsworth
interest in lumber now lying at or said mll-tC
satisfy the above amounts and accruing costs.
J. C. GOAD, Constable.
Grass Valley, June 28th, 1854 tdH
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06

Only 1s Miles Mule Travel---Good Road
g ez75i;is;s=s:7
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
JOHN TAYLOR,

IMPORTER AND JoBBER of Druggists, Chemical, and
l. Confectoners, Glassware, Fancy Goods, &C.,
13o WASHINGTON ST, BETWEEN MONTGOMERY SANsoME,
has on hand complete assortment of Shop Furni-
ture, and can fit out drug stores and physicians Of
fees at short notice Also Prescription Walls, Hair
Oil and Pomatum Balls, Funell,s Graduates Mortars
and pestles, Spatulas, Corks, Irvine, Syrnges, &c.
Liquor labels. Combs, Brushes, and Perfumery pack
ed with care 81 SIN
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
UNCLE S a M,
HARDWARE: HARDWARE!
WadsvTOrfH s. Rockwell.

w q uSSF Ok LIZ 81 RAOCASS CAB9
IMPORTERS AND DALERs
IN NEVERY DESCRLPTTO.NO OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND HEAVY GOODS,
10s Battery ST. Corner Of Merchant Street.
SAN FRANCISCO.
MERCHANTS and Others visiting this city, are par
III ticularly invited to call and examine our fine
stock of Goods and low prices for the same consist
ing in part follows
Cutlery, all kinds
Locks, Latches Bolts,
Butts, Screws, Hinges
Hat, Coat and Wardrobe,
Hooks, Iron and Brass,
Pullies, do do
Brass goods, all kinds
Mechanics Tools do do
Nails, Spikes. Brads, Tacks,
Shovels, Hoes, Forks,
Rakes, Axes, Castings
Brass Kettles, Axle-trees
Elliptic Springs Leather Betting,
Files, Chisels Hammers
Saws Saw-setts, Emery
Sand Paper, Selves,
Spoons plated and iron,
Silver-plated TIA sets,
Silver-plated Castors,
Britannia do Pitchers,
Dinner-Bells, Tea Bells,
Cow do sheep do
Iron Brass and Copper Wire,
Ladies, skimmers, dippers,
Razors, Shears, scissors,
Pistols, Bowie Knives,
Hinse Reapng and farming utensils, all
kin1s together with large assortment of other goods
in this line, which shall always sell at the very
lowest market prices.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
G r EAT S A E
$4,000 worth of Billiards!
Prospected and Color found.

Prospected and Color found.
TlHE GOLDEN GATE SALOON, having paid the pen
J. atty of the law for keeping restaurant, is now
trying to secure respectable living by BILLIARDS.
The rooms have been re-ftted and enlarged, and no
pains have been spared to make the place A No. L,
and the head quarters of pleasure and amusement.
All are invited to call.
The best of CIGARS and LIQUORS will be furnished
from the bar at moments warning
MRS E. G. SMITH.
Grass Valley, april 1854. so If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
Notice.

We. the undersigned, having been appointed Coun
ty Temperance Committee, by conventions of temper
men, irrespective of party held at Nevada Grass
Valley and Rough &Ready for the purpose of making
preliminary arrangements to induce if possible one
or both Of the two political parties TO nominate for
the approaching election, NONE But HONEST CAPABLE
and TEMPERANCE MEN, do by virtue of said appoint
ment' call County Convention of temperance meu
at the Temperance Hall in Nevada City, on Tuesday
the 2lth inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
JOHN GuDGER,
L. WALIlNG,
L. A. CRABTREE
L. A. ToMPK1Ns,
d. E. OsBURN
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALI ORNIA,0
COUNTY OF NEVADA ISIS. 1LsllCE CoChL.
Township of Grass Valley. before D. l. SYKES ''F
The People of the State of California to ALBERT
FOWLER, Greeting =
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at
my Office in said Township, on Wednesday the 26tl'
day of July, A. D. 1854, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ to
swer unto complaint of William Mccormick, who de-
mands Of you $780, exclusive of interest as shown by
promsory note, fled by copy in this cause when
judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with cost and damages, you fail
to appear and answer.
To THE SHERIFF OR ANY CONSTABLE OF SAID COUNTY,
GREETING Make legal service and due return here
of.
Given under my hand, this 25th day Of April A. D.
1854. ]. I SYKES, J. P.
A true copy,
April 9th, 1S54-3m.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
6rass UaIIeg advertisements,

beagle Daniel Hogg stephen Praugley En-
Bennetts Mathew johnson Chs Robinson Tm R
Blame Joseph Kennedy Thos Saulnier
Cwrutchet Mons LIandress Mons H Sidoine Mons K
Caberlet Clauch Lousn Fredric Sedoine Mons
Ooyne Thos Merlin CASTOR Scemeig martin
DIederlch Helm Mogniet DR. Sedel J LIE
Fahan E March George Thomas James
Gaston Muln o Keefe John Tirorri Bernard
Gyottlel
GS- Persons calling for letters this list, will
please say advertised, or they may not get them.
E. MATTHEWSON, P. NJ.