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Rceent and important improvementl
FARRAR'S HOTEL,
AT uVCETiELD VILLAGE.
p IRIS HlLL

rI'iiE -u'rrr,'rr rrsrrr'lrN, iH.ruus tha Travel.
lr1 ruhrrbHI particularly ihr.e who desire
o. CurNTUN RITrf,r. Where tIrl IAN al'r uu.c
B.I arI uHfrr. HrI tle uHst LH'rIiui ErHvs 'i
l,rH.,lrr -rrurr,, ih1t Boz hps l.,sri che ugr
Ta,ru Hove. erected in HUCkIIElD WI.
LACE, D., AMERICA TNEENE, where he ol.rs
hi. beet srf,irrs &c the nruHuruHIbuuu ui lHIrrrs
lHi. lluu.r b. Lrrss 773 4 ~, 1ui we'll cl'rr-
lated 90 rruy,ur ~upIl Tlm,I,., ur Single Irr.
Sous. srf th. islLs Will o. always Supplied with f,
Whr'rsnm, i,r.l IuH, as sell ss With tar luNu-
riss ufthr Cts Nuhsf.
Tho hu,'., 3. .,'r .,ri i7 r'c Centre n ono Of
trr rr.st U,ri, lnI Hruushi1- u'br., in 1'l ihr
,uuHtr,, with sIp.i.u. uYsH cont gruHIs, rnb
connected with .us,d Livery stable, With I.sV
Carnage 1nf f,vf N.uss. n ram ir reached o.,
RAILROAD i1 , lrur. from Portland, pra iInU
boston. u b. the place Of residence ~ We Iu.
fr.. v.Hc', known as the hr-,.i i.,''r n Sew
Eu-hpI, i1 C,uir, Sheer, 49, I.uf Nrus',
joins TAYLOR.
Ju', -, 1858, 22T
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Tho steamship Cleopatra arrived in Port
land on Thursday last, after au unsuccessful
auemp, 10 psue,rais the ice at the enhance
o! the river 81 Lawrence
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Freedom Notice.

'I,uE .r',.crrr hereby ccriI6cs that she has ihi'
J,, odd q, her son, Janus \. JAcksoN, h,'
time daring h,. minority, a. net and transact hn'i'
ne. f,r h,m. H. in Ike manner a. though d" were
ofa.r; that ,he relnquishcs ai claims &" h's r',Tn
inc, anI viii ray no debts uf his contracting 'cI
this date. r.p,.,Nn
Wines, JosTru llotT. =.
PARE. M, 81, 1851. !"
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EXECUTION OF CLorGH. James Clough
was executed on Friday at Taunton, for the
murder 81 Gideon + Manchester, at Fall Riv-
o., on the 10th ofJuly, 1859.
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rrr.r--'. a. -,rrr, -r# PHsr C.-fr.7 E.nsfr
o. T.r.,-.frr --J.r, uit lftrr fIHm W.. lrl's,
T...O#rr. Nfvrrh fotI. nr-rur. >ussaN, dated
O.frrr 9. I>12. "Tr rrH'r..r. llnIhvHE,--~
Tho. be- fr certify chat. having sr',ri iIHn sr-
v.rr rr,s.rrHs boo fHr Dc ~ ruvrfus .' 'h.'.
....r.t.. ID resisted 100 medical 1000. uHs nH.
,.,Hrrfr, t.rr HI..s .,HI Oirrrrrrf. 1rI fr follow
Obj. ..... Er ,.f.r prescribed iH turr l-1.b ui oil.
r...rr.. The trrafugHf v1s perfectly 5000. s.".,
rr| completely ,r.rI mr. I have nurn..
.rgu tr others -iu.H.', afflicted H1d with nI-H.
srrH,ss,
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Pear. Annie. Plum. Cherry.
Freetlom Notice.

THIS luay certify that have lhis Jay given my
} son, MAnrN Vas HuRTN STA'i, hs 'iA'
n ari an trade co. hlmself, shall hef''ier o''I'
enc nj. ,,r,i,-s nor ray an, debts of he COZ.
,,,rt;,r nd,r NM. da,S JORDAN STACY.
Atcst-I. ID. STAcY.
Porter, april l0ih, 1904. !.
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4 CURE FOR ALL
HoIloway's Ointment.

Cn.,r' o. fic yr.e,--
You have done mo tar honor a. with one
voice, Gom one end 81 thc Union n the other, TO
stamp tar character Of my ouinsnt with YOUR aI-
probation. Iti..rarr-'y two ,oirs since n'de
il known anon. ,on, and already, q b.. obtained
more crl,bnry than auy other M'.,rins11 90 short
q period. TIC HOLLOWAY,
o, Coma n laa az! Ni"rn N'"i', No .7'.
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Ornamental Trees. shrubs, IIcrbaccouN
Plants, &c.

Special attention given to ID, cultivation Of the
Pear and Rose.
Twelve thpu.anI Pear Trrc' on Ounce, oi fines,
.ar,.. admirably adapted 10 his climate, aad come
s,rc,,il, into bearing.
Clin,liu-, N,s.. rcp"tunl and other roses IN
Great ~ oirr.iun. and ill ~ m'Lr'air Wir'''
The remarkable surccs1 which has u'"n''N NJ
,.,.rcJ 'rrrr. anI Plant. f,om these Nuucrir. has
,,.r,,cJ ENLARGED operations. and The sinck nuw
offered Is rs healthy and aeI.groUn AZ OF any pre'
yruus Nclr. .,,
- 4 drscripliyc lni PRICED Catalogue viii b.
.rIt s,,tis to al postpaid applications.
T,rl, Orders solicited. Iauag" II packages
,,r,,I,p, i've dollars in value, p,,t tp rurthni.
Aldo. IL :. l.. GOODAlL, S'co, We.
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DEE

o. - .Hth Us.l.. CrA .n.f.. CHr' seth N.ur.
v...I....,r., ..i...r. r-.T on ,.r.s Hr' r...
Iru..r.'T. l0au't. r'r.ss4 N1,0.r,, a-
D. r-~..i.l.ef. W.. MARTIN D,v.rafrm.
C..urrF. re.' ,f.
Irrm.f.r.. ztfu't.. Jrhr Rolf. 1rr 90
D. #hrr. Nr.s EHuT T.. llbrt.r-, aged lt.
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JnINTED FISHING RODS

Tor T..Bi. u.rarul. salmon, nlss, Porch, 1920. 81.
other klui, off Fishing NDluUUd'N hr.hgI ''''
urr Nirr NH'f G7-Hl IFIHr h4,, ''
made with shoot POINTS O.. rarI, iu t 'Iu1s. lh'
rIy Rod. FISHING rull- 90 rnr..." H
Wa.kiug Cao.i CNLClTTADANipuIoLL
q, H... I'D. r.I#ElH.
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Errolnm Notice.

r U,r,hy crr,f thltI have this day given my
I sun. John :. kurran', h's time 10 ac' nnd uad'
tnr himself. shall hereafter cliim a"nr ol ms
wage, nor pay auy dcils 81 be- r9n,,ari!n,
HANNIBAL u. KNEELAND.
Aucsr--E, ". Wo"prtEr
sweden, APul lllh. lsSl' u
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All Persons ave hereby CautiOnod

All t'AsJhS e'O A''Iog N""''-
4 GAlNSI purchasing thee Notes "i lIand'
y i.r ou, hurlr,d dollar. each, IiN able ~ one,
two lu three ,rlr. iinin the hr.t dtN 81 March.
\. u. 1854. a. IsrLirl Nr.e ur ur.Irr, a1l signed
o., John Kelsey. AMI Wiinc.s,i iN l.ltc lisuIail,
e.. the same have h,cu lost. The s,i note. are
in, property, having h~cn puthas-i D., 'mc, loot MT
c1d,r.ed together with mortgage 81 real estate
in Mrxico. Ia which laid NOTES were 30 uud, and
IN which they are dc'c'ilvd. ,,,
Turner, April :, ls5i 10
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ASTONISHING CtgE ur SCRE LrCS ~
TER NINE NEAHS.S LANDING.
C.ysfa I,u,v r.n ~. W. IrHeig' o. %.
t.s, YalsH C.HHir, Nri CF.irs Z. '..
LHsl N.pr.iu lsi, l-j3.
nRENp ms owN WORDS.

To TEUrr.snu HOLLOWAY.
Sir.-it ;. uUt nos N..I 90 .I7rHH'- Ii"''
neither o.. ttIs hitter written nr ihr urr" OBJ" q"
writing. lut o. ,a,, that ,Hnr Oiuimcni owci fa
uf one ui hr most drr,aul oniIu,"us dlsta..s ih.t
fesh 3. heir o., asI which v1s con'i erred ~ '..
who knew ma. in hc cntrcl, beyond The reach ~
medicine. Iur nirr ,slI. wee afflicted Will one
" the most painful ani trnulr-'l's core ''-' mat
eve, frrI tp tho be IT mln. and after irving sy,u
medicine h11 ever h,lr' ~ r,.. ,ncd 90 despair
30 hone ~ ls.,ls cured. bHt iticl' hrnr-it ms
couple OF arl- pot. 81 lour Oiulusa'. which '.nI-
cd ths .nrrs 600 my rgs t1 he1l, aaI entirely ~
Gained u, health 10 iri agreeable surprise 'nI ice
lIshl, snl On thc rs'unishmHrt OF mN iurrUs.
t~igarD ". J. LANGLEY.
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YEaErABLEPuLMONARY BALsAM
.s-f-.,.,s -o'hc, Pnr,,. iui ~, Trv rras

'l7fH1.7s HulHT iTHH' I.i ~ I"'V I7W.
THE GREAT STANDARD
- REMEDY mr no rtiNONA.
.EL,. rST~ ny DISEASES. ENrnsivcl,
GNH, strin . .rl. Tested ami Approved m
"a 'sivs,,l' New England, g1rlli. AMI ths
b 'AtM.T Uriush ruyirrr. durir. 70 rrrip,
ft.toE IofTucniy seven Years, O.,
7 p. "gl Tr.4r4f PIgarr7s, CivrvHn,
iA "rnt rr.fs~'r.f CAs-t'. Tlrlrria
~ } SsruHrusf. NgsHnts aHl disiI1.
gr.ffr1 p.FN. NH,-Inl Ir Ir', a., 30 classes iu
ibr community, Amung others b. b. recommended
~ Hry. Ur. L,mlnl' rrrhrr, late Prs.iIartuf ll1r
Tbr.lsietI seminar, Cincinnati, Ohio EH,. D..
I.rrr1rl W,n's. Nhltf raL Of Ihrrl-y i1 An-
dover Theological seminary, Mac; lion Daniel
l.. Thompson, Secretary NJ state ~ Vermont, lu.
thor uf"t;rrn NrunaIn Bow "lnch Am.l.n"
So. N,rrrcl,rr, ~; \. T.. Williams. ESQ.,. ior.
mstl, Collector 1T ihr Ppu ct Baltimore, MD
Rr,. Jo..ph Itch, PHILADELPHIA, Pa Il. t.Igr
nplI. Portland, Ne; 1HI many ulhers.
H. connection With uur ulI 20 cent article, We
nos, pot rp % II usf, orc lvgs slgVs Int" u'h
ri.l srlus'i i'I' wrrr,rs. rih 1rs.nrvs. 0ad M.
uHrIs n IN. Ja'B CTlHr, containing tJv tsts
ihr qa1ii, III smaller 'ile.
Vfrrrf ~ r.HH'fHIrf r7F ivFT' "rr''
IruuIrr irr tlrr article lt ffs Whole namr,
"yiGErNULC PULMONARY BiI.~NN."
pumrrI on', Nv REED, CUTLER & CO..
Dru-si.fs. Nnstpu, and .u'' iy Aputhrc,rics and
Dm.gi.v generally. rr,,, large size, slOji
email .yc. - rrH's.
Zoo sale IN par,. lr ". 4. RUST. md olher..
a. n. NAY, General Agent &c Maine. 6uls
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TREES.

.ssflsyS.. THE Sub.cribcr o'rr. frr 'a'e. at his
ss<ktfsts j Nurseries in WESIBiooh' near
sj2issf the beroi, miles lrnm Portland, all
the choice yarictics -
Pear. Apple. Plum, Cherry,
,,I other Fruit tees. Guosclcuies, Cuuants,
Gmrc Viue., stnwlerrics. *.
Also Ornamental Tree, Shrub. Roses, Ptonics
D,hll., Sc -ubu iag
~ 900 Nrnlc Trees, 5000 r'ar,,
2ODO Chevy, 1000 llonsh'on ""n'euc'rl
A new descriptive catalogue will w. sent, graisi
IN al nrplirant.. JOHN ". ADAMS,
II Portland.
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nemocrntlc Stnto Convention.

\ Democratic State Convention for the
nomination ola candidate fur Governor. Will
Dee held iu the city of Portland, ON Wcdncs-
d1y, the 2lst day OF June next, al o'elock,
An
The hassofihe representation b. as follows.
Every town and every plantation which shall
have been ursauitrd more than one wear prior
in the meeting ct this convention. shall be en-
tilri io ono delegate. and sccund delegate
lor ihc irs, dOy VOTES cast tor the Democratic
Electors NJ the last Presidential Election. n
ih,tl delegate Tor 7n additional scNcniy.h'r
votes. and 900 additional delegate i"r every ode
du,uull one hundred votes east rs aforesaid.
No delegates Will be- cutIgIcl 20 a seat in
lhe Convention whose residence D, no, Cs'ah,
n,hcj 300 ihr town or plantation which Joe
claims i1 represent.
The Democratic State Committee will b'
in session 10 the United States Hotel, 90 Pou.
land. on the dly uf the Convention aud the
J1y previous On jhc slmc, Co prepare and o..
pBrt fo the Convention n lsi ut delegates
elected by the slmr, and 90 hrIr and deter.
mine, subject 90 the ratification ui th' Con
,rrt.rr. all eases ut contested seals,
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TO FRUIT GROWERs.

TI,IIE subscriber cultivate. atth- SiIp NIR-
SERIES. AMI hrs l0, sale 10 be- t'siHcu'c'
Nuuh street, ~aco, (nc1r thc Il. II. S1u'n) The
,huicrst varieties ct
P,lr, ipr's. P'gu, Ci'~y a1i o'l0 F'Hi I'''''
Ragls-1,,, Glau,ors', CHv7Hh, 6rTrs 'm"'
Nl-aLrlnn,,, RlllI,t. ~, ~. -.
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FISHING REEL>.
ARTIFICIAL BAIT.

.b ,nl tmruoa, m,1- of Eus. or G'rm1n
L. rL-n mu-L----n. .LL r-L-.---- ,-L-,.
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~ EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF \ Ban
BREAST. WHEN NEARLY II TIL
FONT OF DEATH.
C--ysfa Leg- non 81. T.. Dg-r., .Ass c'''s",
SsIUatsr Oh, 1883.

T--,,,s. J,,,.. f--., e.. u. Ds--r.. Nsa g,l,1.I
~ y....J,,gE Igsr
''
. To fUoTtssuE l.uiloMAl' - '".".i ~ sim
. ant Nl.s1u ~ir'''s, Nrr Nr.'.
I Drlr Sir-iti' With fr1rtr' --it'r,s hn'H
10 i1l,rn 500 ti9t Us ih' u- ". ''w ''H''.e"
md Tl.s' Ic N,c "i n' ",'' .'. ''.' .''..' ~,
seven wears ~, M" ''' '.. .r1
W"Nhi', N"'' '' y ''''' .' .,'."'v
that nothing could s''r l". .." i.'' i'...'I
tu usr N0rt pin'm-ni aHa ii'.'' ..' DID '.e '''''
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FIR ESH ARRIVAL
'-oF-
Fall and Winter Goods!
ISaacA.DeniSOn &CO.
WOULD respectfully inform their customers,
w and the publc ssncrally, that having just
returned l,om Roston, they are
NEW OPENING A LARGE STOCK
OF Rich Fall & Winter Goods
Which with their ouner stock, makes one II the
hvgcst snd best selected s,ucAs ever offered IN Ok
ford County.
Consisting IN part or New and Beautiful styles Of
DRESS GOODS,
AFwnnlThil,t. ypriou, shades ,pd colnts, Plain
and Figured Alraccas, Dcllagc., Al Wool DE
l.ainrs---"mc beautiful high cnlnrs inr
ch,ll,cn, Plain and Fancy pclaiue',
CruyiIli. Instrc.. I,o1rsc Cloths, embroidered
Euhc.; Printed Ia, State ihunel'.
In dies Cloths for Cloak 4 TalmaS
an Wool rbii.; Rich rriulcl vcly,'s; Colorcd
Nrl,cts; lsdir,' lnd Misses llu'ds; Sup.
Black Siks: Rich Rur,lr; thingsbls,
Plaid and Striped DUss S,'Ss, SAT-
Genet Slhs lur linings.
IA, State, SIN and Cashmere, Long & square
- " ~ E1| Ia 80
Ca.hmrrs Sr,rf.. Lancaster Quilts. Shoeiirc-,
Suirsi Shuirs., Tirkrrss, nullirs., Lircns,
GIl0ra. HOSIERY UHI NUsTTuUFTss
Al.o large assortment 1T
UNCK, HUE. OLIVE s brown
GERMAN BROADCLOTHs,
Euc. nruun. anil Dab BEAVER CLOTHS, ~,
ONEGCOAT~. Superior Black satin aud
Lasting N,.tings,
Rack & Tnucy DOESkINS, CnsSimcrcS
and satIiuctis,
Ready-made Clothing!
AND FURNISHING GOODS.
At hu,., prices. The rAll. STYLE
Il a II S AND CAP S,
BOOTS, SHOES. EuUnrUS, TRUNKS s
NAil~l~.
Al.a. Iaysr Asarinont
" UN C O o y S ,
Consisting 30 rlr oruar,n Elr, rar S,'icaa''
Fitch and Bldgcr Victorincg.
WIN CUFFS To MATCH.
Al.,. Wool, Painted, ard Couro
@ q, u p . = S
FEATHERS AND PAPtR.RkNGlNGS,
with lar-r su.huf
West India Goods and Groceries.
Crockery, Glass & Hard Ware,
Fcnion'S Celebrated Flint EnlmrICd
CtocLcry Warc-.-l New Article.
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COM S Q N PTIO N!

IgIr;a 20
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19

TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRoRs-Ourreaders pro-
badly noticed number of errors in our pa
per last week. Owing to al press of Job-work
we were rather late in getting our paper
made up, and were consequently SO hurried,
that proper attention was not given to the re-
vision of our proofsheet, as we were not in
the office at the time we did not notice the
imperfection until over half the amount of
our subscription list had been worked off
Another error which we wish to call your
attention to, was in our report of the wealth
er- We stated that the thermometer on one
or two different occasions, has stood as low
as 20 degrees below Farenheit; we had in
tended to say it had stood within 20 degrees
of according to Farenheit, but owing
to the hurry as above stated, the error was
overlooked, while reading proof We pre-
sumo, however, we were understood.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19

NEWSPAPER ENTERPRIsE.-T Through the aid
of the magnetic telegraph, the Sacramento
Union published entire the Presidents Mes
sage, in time for the various lines of stages
running from Sacramento. The Union, in
speaking of this, says:
Our issue yesterday morning, by means OF
the splendid lines of stages which radiate
from this point, placed the message within
"a hours in reach of three-fourths Of the peo-
ple of the State, and that, too, twenty-four
hours before they could procure it from any
other source.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19
Phoenix Saloon and Restaurant

Foot of Broad Streets Nevada City, between the Post
Office and Adams Co.'S. Express.
S. BEENY, Proprietor.
THIS and pleasant establishment having risen
to notoriety, Phoenix like is in successful Op-
Grafton for the reception of guests.
The proprietor will spare pains to make this Sa-
loon the very best in the city All the delicaces Of
the will be served up at all hours in style to
suit the taste of the most fastidious.
Meals can be had at all hours day night. Oyster
Stews, Game, and in fact every luxury served to
der short notice.
Persons wishing clean LODGINGS can always be ac-
commodated. Also, families furnished with pleasant
rooms
N. B. At the Bar can be found the best of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. The public respectfully inyit-
ed to give the Phoenix a trial.
December 15, n13 If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS

AGAINST the Government of the United States.
n A. BRINSMADE has removed his Office to Sher
L , mans Buildings, No 146 Montgomery st, where
he will continue the prosecution OF Claims against the
United States Government embracing:
CLAIMS of the officers and soldiers of COL Steven
SONS Regiment of New York Volunteers for bounty
lands. extra pay and transportation allowances.
CLAIMS of the officers and men who composed the
California Battaan of Volunteers under Lieut.. Col
John c. Fremont, for bounty lands, arrears OF pay,
and extra pay,
CLAIMS of the officers, petty officers, seamen and
marines on account of additional compensation for
services in the naval and service of the Uni
ted States in the Pacific Ocean, the coasts of Cali
fornia and Mexico from 18th of May, 1885, to lst OF
March, 1853
CLAIMS for return of duties paid on merchandise
imported into the ports of California after the war
with Mexico and previously to the application to this
State of Revenue Laws of the United States.
CLAIMS for return of duties paid ON merchandise
consumed in the fires of San Francisco OF 1S49 and
1851.
CLAIMS for indemnity on account of losses occa-
stoned by Indian depredations upon the property OF
the citizens of the State; and,
CLAIMS for advances made to Z. S. Indian Agents,
to enable lhem to negotiate to execute treaTles
with the Indian tribes.
Mr.. BRINSMADE has secured the most reliable and
efficient aid in Washington, and claimants may feel
sure of the most prompt attention possible
N Bile wso give his best attention to CONVEY
ANCING in all its branches.
San Francisco, Jan. TO- 1915. II om
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19
TINE BROADCLOTH OVERCOATs-

TNINE BROADCLOTH OVERCOATS-
i Beach Frock Coats, White and colored Shirts;
Fancy silk and Satin Vests;
Blue and gray Overshirts;
White and gray Merno Undershirts;
Red white and grey Drawers
Fine colored Doeskin Pantaloons;
Satinett Cloth. Corduroy Pants;
Blankets Towels, Braces;
Black silk and Cloth Hats;
Canvas, Twill and Plain Sheeting;
so cases Grain, Kip and Calfskn BOOTS.
For sale by MAKTE1L Co
Jan. g. 1854. Miners Supplies" !"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19

HAND SAWS, HAMMERS & FILES
ILL Door Bolts, Planes Wood Saws
LOckets, Faucets; Coffee Mills,
Butts, Hinges, Screws, Tacks,
Knives and Forks Sheath Knives
Table and Tea Spoons;
Iron and Tin Pans;
Ames', Carr's and Fields Shovels:
Sluice Forks, Rakes and Crow Bars;
Picks, Axes Curry Combs, Hatchets,
Bake Ovens Hoes, Pudlocks,
Powder Flasks, double and single Shot Belts;
Quicksilver, Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse &c.
For sale by MARTEII & CO.
Jan. 5, 1854. 'AIiners Supplies y
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19
BIRTH,

Saturday, 14th inst, Mrs Iheoaeee slillnaan oi
daughter.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19

No. We regret that we are compelled to omit the
publication of a communication from ''Cayote." 1t
shall appear in next. Just before going to press
we received communication from our regular Rough
and Ready Correspondent but too late this issue
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19

Ns> The storm on Thursday last, carried
away about 800 feet of the Flume of the AL
blon and Far West Water Company at Round
Tent also the large Reservoir on Grass Val
tey Slide. and the Flume of the Empire Wa
ter company to Massachusetts, hill.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19
POLICE REPORT.

Patrick alias James Mooney the morning of
the 18th inst. committed to Nevada County Jail, by
Justice Fohse, in default of security in the of
Fifteen Hundred Dollars to keep the peace. Mooney
having been arrested upon complaint of Mr.. H. J.
Young, for threatening his life, 26th day of Dec.
last.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19
gA9@@ze gUm sAnw.

THE Miners Arms, pleasantly located the east
side of Mill Street is offered for sale on reasonable
terms. This is perhaps desirable property as can
be found in this village.
Apply to John Robinson on the premises.
Grass Valley Dec Is n13 If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19
American Restaurant.

A141SI1Cdu 6N0SCAu1duC,
Broad Street, few doors above the Office of the
Young America, Nevada City.
THIS famous establishment, recently fitted up in
superior style by Mrs. WEIGH now rented by the
undersigned atters themselves that they can serve
their patrons with the choicest of every variety the
market affords, such Oysters Came Eggs, &c. &C.,
constantly hand; in short, every luxury to be had
in Golden State at all hours and the shortest
notice.
Liquors, Wines and Cigars of the finest quality at
the Bar.
Eg= Our motto Excelsior 20
The public invited to call and judge for them
selves. ROBERTS & McQUADE.
Dec Is n13 IT,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19
BENEFITS SAW-MILL.

riIE subscriber would respectfully announce to the
il citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada County that
he keens constantly hand the very best Lumber for
Building purposes well SEASONED, which he offers
cheap for cash as can be purchased at any other mill
in Nevada county.
H Attached to the mill is asuperlor pair OF french
Rnrr Stone which are now in operation, and fur
ish at the shortest notice any orders for Ground Bar
ley. WILLIAM bhNNEItc L.
Jan. II, 1854. IL
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19

cnnn LBS. cleaP Bacon sides;
UVUU 80 bbls. sugar-cured Hams;
600 quarter sacks Flour;
16 bbls new clear Pork;
$50 sacks Red Potatoes;
so do Chile Beans;
1916 do Rice;
10 bbls Split Peas;
20 cases Oysters, Lobsters, &c.
100 bags table Salt;
700 Honey;
200 tins leaf Lard;
20 Grkins new Goshen Butter;
casks crushed Sugar;
5000 lbs Manila do
800 gallons Stewart's Syrup;
80 boxes Hills Soap;
60 do Candles;
cases Myers Hardgrove Chewing Tobacco;
For sale by MARTEIL & Co
Grass Valley, Jan. 8, 1854. Miners Supplies !"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19

The Grass Valley Telegraph, under the
administration of Messrs Oliver & Moore,
mas been enlarged, and presents beautiful
appearance.-[.N .NeUada Journal
Much obliged Friend Sargent such COM
pllment, and from so near a neighbor, is to us
valuable jewel. We will wear it in memo
ry of him who gave it.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19
UNION
WATER gORIl? AMY,

WATl5& GyJLLIlYAlIYo
FTIHE UNION WATER COMPANY, return their sin
L cere thanks to the inhabitants of Grass Valley
for the liberal patronage extended to them, and the
company give notice that they propose extending
their water pipes So that the entire community may
enjoy the privilege of the of the water of Cold
Springs. The company are now prepared to let wa
extend.
The expense of carrying water from the Union pipes
of the company into houses elsewhere for faucets
and for repairs of such branch pipes is at the expense
of the parties using the water All persons wishing
to use water from the company's reservoir, from
other persons faucets requested to call the Su-
perintendant and make such arrangements.
All persons having the water in their houses or
yards are requested not to allow other persons to
the sane without the consent of the company On
and after the 1st day of February, A. D. 1854 all
water rents must be paid in advance.
BY order of the Committee,
GEORGE CRANDAIL,
Superintendent
Grass Valley Ian 10 1S54-tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-01-19

@ AZERAC BRANDY
~ j. Durand do
American do
Monongahela Whiskey
Old Rye do
Caret Wine, Stoughton Bitters;
White Wine Vinegar;
Absynthe Suisse Sherry Brandy;
Peppermint, Lamp Oil, &c;
so Cigars various brands;
For sale by MARTELL & CO.,
Jan. s. Miners Supplies -
The daily union., 1854-12-10
rtTrR VIEWS FROM EUROPE.

B the arrival New York of the steamship Union, from
gsyr and Southampton have four days later advices
from the seat of war From the dispatches published by
us this morning il would ii material change
had taken place In the position or affairs OF the hostile
armies since the previous accounts appears that IN the
rous engagements or battles which have taken place in
such rapid succession since the 25th of October the loss
bo 10 the allies and the Russians has been far severe
ban previous ayees had led the public 10 suppose Still
another battle fought the sth of November, in
which the French commander-in-chiet wounded The
ies were receiving renorcements at the rate OF one
thousand men day; but should infer from the de-
snaes that the reiniorcements for the Russian army
on much larger scale The siege Of sebasopol was pro-
crossing but with what not told Until
e receipt Of the English and French papers it would be
mere speculation indulge in further commentsi but
enough is disclosed satisfy that the situation of the
allied army in the Crmea is such to justify the fearful
suprehensons which entertained in both London
and Paris.