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NEW CONCERN.

fINHE undersigned will continue the Groceey AMI
i Z ,mmissou business the old stand oil Wilson
X Fank In where he intends keepirg "A gene,nl stock
of every urcl- IN h- lite and would re ga II Sc" his
old customers and the bc generally Pr mpt ailen-
ton all forwarding and other business entrusted to
JUS H. w iA'o'''
Srptambcr It. 1851. sep Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-17

1"K PRIVATE SALE-A very likely
l. 6irl. nhout 20 Jenrs nj ngc, who Is excellent
Sramstrc-. aud llmsc , To any wishing Ia
purchase h., 10 rcmnn in nrur The city bHrghn will
be given. Apply WM. H. MOSBY,
lBn Ill3i Anetnnoer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-17
pRUsM MOUNTAIN WILL stones

DKssH MOUNTAIN MILL Stones
The undersigned are procuring from their celr
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery
~, Mill Stones nnd Burrs of the very best quality The
reputation of thesN stones widely kGow T., but II
Railroad giving increased facilities IN filling orders
me lave up ninted Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston, and Lee
Johnson Lynchburg agents for the snle OF u ~,
uhu viii receiv orders aud lave them fulfilled ,rt
shortest no ice.
Our Address Bh. burg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
james NJ. Williams Danvllc, W Reynolds & Cc
Leah lille, ". G. alsc ouragent l. p. & Co
Feb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-17
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

1NlE subscTibrr "uud respectfully call the Htton-
4 tnn Of those wishing make their lrionds pre-
'ur Chris ea lcn that will be prized above
diamonds Gull nj gallery anil select from hi- large
assortment of Jewelry ahd Funey Gotds, reccitol
ot the orcnsnn, nj prices to ut the timcs. aud Lhvn
them file with OF one his inimniitbbc PREMll NJ
DEGUEhREOIl PES. Rcmemhcr that GIBBS bore
OF oil the palm by he first premium over u competitors
the late Fuirs Mt fete'sburg aud Rlchmond, which
is sutfecn guaiautee hat hs is the place To hive
your image transferred equal So without much
ado, CONT along on ritonds. IN your carriages ON
foot NIL received alike and yun will find plry n
gnpl fire aud every hing make you comic uable
while waltz ,our time OF sitting In every case en-
tire satisfaction ei'cn--or chnrgc made
Atlhe sign oi The ilug /. Il. GIBBS.
tV' Al papers ndveili-inr for me will copy
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$40 REWARD
IL AN away fromthe subscriber. the 18th May,
IL negro nun named MIKE belonging To Mrs -
Dance. Of Pow halan county Va. Ih" rnid negro is
bout # in, hes hgh well set; bnckbetwrct 25 mud
80 years old; he Navy Onp, hi other clothing
not remembered. The above rewards will bo given i
delivered mo- section 10 Va. a. Tenn. Railroad, Pu
aski co, Va. $10 if lodged in Jail whore get
him JACOB RUMBOUGH.
iun8-ls
iB~ Richmond WI aud buchanan Recorder copy.
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Smiths Inyigorating Cordial

nIsSOLCTlON.-The subsc, bers having dis
IL posc,. Of their entire stock Messrs. ralafcrro
e Hamilton would respectfully call upon those ndebt
I'D them forward anl settle IA is essential
that their busines. be closed up early p rud
possible In retiring from the gr.cery business they
return their sincere thanks their friends and
for the liberal encouragement bestowed upoa hen and
usk a continuance of The concern Office
II the old stani DlLLARD OGDEN
dec 20 is
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THE YEARLY RATES ARE
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New Concern.
A CARD.

FINtlE subscriber begs lsave return thanks his
patrons nnd friends for the liberal patronngc be
owed hun fer the Inst eigh year, and commrnd Ia
their confidence his ors Ruct er and Redd.
A. b. RUCKER.
Innuary l. 1855 5.--iaSt4
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fREAM ALE, NEWARK CIDER,

Barrrl- Bevridgc's Cream Al,
do Newark Cider, . drnught ~ 10y the burtcl
10 Ba kes Champagne Wine, quarts and riuts.
FOR sale by no 25-ts s. A. !! ~
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SLAVES FOR HIRE.

HNHE subscriber wishes to hire nut for the ensuing
l. vear, IA nber of slaves-smong-t them first
rate Black Smith, Carpenter. several Factory Hands
Women, Girl, dc. G. DABNEY.
dec. 2lis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26
lUattbrs, Glolks, Mc.

S. p. CHA NJ Pm Ely
a Would once more call the attention of his friends
t2'1 and customers to his Stock Of Goods, which he
Is selling at very low prices, consisting in part of
w # G III r. 5,
Gold and Silver English seeton, and Anchor Levers,
Duplex, Cylinder. Vertical, and Verge Watches.
& l. o g X S.
hanel Marine, Circular, Wizards Round Top, Gothic,
Eight Day, and Thirty Hour Clocks.
Bilver Spoons Butter Knives, Thimbles, Fruit Knives,
and Pencil Cases.
Gold Fob, Guard, Vest, and Neck Chains.
Gold Thimbles Pencil Gases, and Vest Hooks. Finger
Rings in great variety, to suit all Tastes,
Fingers, and Purses
Breast Pins Of new and beautiful patterns in great vare
y Ear Ornaments, studs, Scar Buttons, and Coat Ties.
HPECTACLES
Gold, Silver Steel and Plated suitable for al ages.
Fable Cutlery VI icb wbe sold cost Pocket Cutlery,
Razprs, Shears and Scissors Hair, Clothes, aud Tooth
Brushes Helix Needles, Porte Monnaies, Purses, and
Wale together with many other articles usually kept by
The trade, all Of which will be sold very low Call and
Watch Work
s. p @, gives his personal attention to this part of the
business, and all work done at this shop warranted.
Feeling very grateful for the favor liberal patronage
for the last fourteen aud half years, permit say
that shall nov, ever, be ready to you to The
best OF my ability.
My number is 267 Main street, q piper's Bloek.)
Worcester, jan. 10, 1896. diff jan10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

The ADVANTAGES or ADvERrisINe.-A
man may sit in an obscure alley offering pearls
at two cents apiece, and yet find no purchaser;
but, if the same man were known to have
pearls for sale at reasonable prices, under the
shade of rock in the desert, caravans would
be formed, and companies would go buy his
wares. So it is with the manufacturer. His
wares may be ever so good, his prices ever so
means Of making them known to the public.
he cannot expect appreciation---N e,0bargport
Herald
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year; $3.50 for six
monhs S25 for three months; 10 cents per week: single
sopes two cents each BheR paid strictly in adUqnce
deduction Of 81 year win be made and proportionate
eduction if paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
EEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance SITE cts year; single copies cents each
o. The postage on the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarters to other States "a cts
IN all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts year: in
other States "a cts. year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

How TO APPLY GuANS 10 CoRN.-Dr Rey-
nolds, in an article on this subject, in the ".
Z. Farmer, says -
One of the best fields Of corn which saw
in this tcwn, during the past season, was
raised with guano in the following manner
After the ground had been properly pre-
pared, furrow was made for the row, of the
common depth. The guano was sprinkled
into this furrow, through its entire length
Ii was then covered with the hoe to the depth
of two OF three inches, and the corn dropped
upon this covering, the kernels being placed
eight or ten inches apart. The yield was es-
timated, Notwithstanding the drought, at a
hundred bushels per acre. Where it is pre-
ferred to plant in hills, rather than in drills,
the guano should, if used unmixed, be sprin-
kled over at least square foot Of surface, at
the bottom of the furrow, and be covered with
about two inches of soil, and the corn be
dropped upon this.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26
Price Two cents.
OBJ 5aiIg spg,
MONDAY, MARCH 2e. 1855.

HE FRUIT TRADE.-Some thirty vessels are
engaged in the fiuit trade between this eity
and the West Indies. A much larger trade
in fruits is carried on with ports in the Med.
iterTanean. which supply annually something
like seventy or eighty cargoes-principally or
anges. The West Indian importations oflasst
year are estimated as follows: ii, 900 punches
OF bananas from Baracoa, sold here at from
8 % to s 50per bureh-S93, 100 to SII2,-
500; 100000 Baracoa cocoa nuts, sold at
from Ss25 to $50 per per-l00-S5 900 to
$6O0,000;, twenty. cargoes of pine-apples,
from Matanzas and Havana, averaging 80 600
dozen per cargo, and sold at from IS to Sl2
per l00-$12S,0o0 to 1912, OOO 10000 doz-
ems st. Barts pines, sold at from 81 30 to IS
per l00-lS.000t to $40, 200 200, 900 from the
Bahamah Islands-$l5 600 to $4,000 ten
cargoes OF Havana oranges, averaging $50, 600
at cents each-S l0, 500 have been received,
thus far, the present season, the crop being
more abundant than at any time during the
last fifteen years. West Indian oranges ar
rive i'll October and are more abundant in
January and February. Bananas and pine
apples begin to arrive about the first of April,
and are most plentiful during the succeeding
three months. Cocoa nuts arrive all the wear
round. Mediterranean oranges, which come
IN boxes, and are most extensively shipped to
be received in january, but not extensively
until April or May.
The above list comprises but few of the for
eign fruits imported-and these only from the
West Indies. A few minutes calculation will
show the sum paid for the articles enunera-
ted in the list amount to not less than $780,
600. The total amount paid for foreign fruit
last year was not less than twenty millions of
dollars.
Our exports are comparatively trifing.-
With the best soil and elimatein the world
for growing fruit, embracing t,oeaty three de-
grees of latitude, we pay out annually, tofor-
eign countries, cash enough to stock Terri
tory with the choicest varieties Of fruit trees.
Besides, fruit grown in our own soil and eli
mate IS better adapted to our people, and far
more healthful than that which is imported
from other climates.
Let us grow our own fruits, and thus save
the millions paid TO foreign countries, now al
most lost to our nation.-NeV YORK Life Hlsts-
tTated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26
TIE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUpIIuATIoN.

Printed and Published by JoHy MILTON EARLE, &
fHeMAs DREW, at No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

LARGE AND SMALL TREEs.-We have had
some experience in transplanting both kinds,
taken from the nurseries. There is no more
risk in removing pear or apple tree, four or
i've years from the bud, than one year from
it. We are persuaded that we have lost three
years by setting small trees where we might
have set large. The large apple trees from the
nursery, that we put out two years ago, have
made as much wood as the smaller ones.-
Some of them have blossomed, and the apples
set both years, and as they are full of fruit
buds, we look for a sample Of their fruit next
season.
1t may not generally be known that large
sized apples, say two or three inches from
the butt, cost no more than the smallest size.
Nurserymen, if they have a large stock on
hand, have no other resource than to cut and
burn them, as they grow beyond the proper
size for transplanting, SO that they are glad
to dispose Of them at that price. Large pear
trees, especially upon ounce, are most ex-
pensiye. We have purchased some, nine
years old this fall, at two dollars each, and
consider it much better economy than 10 pay
fifty cents for trees two years from the bud
They are safely moved and will soon bear
abundantly. Ii any Of our readers are about
to set an apple orchard, we are confident they
will find it for their advantage to order large
trees. Let them dig large holes, and put in
compost literally, and they will soon have
fruit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26
7NyOuCEsTER a NASHUA RAILROAD

NMOWCESTER q NASHUA RAILROAD
w COMPANY BONDS--TO meet the Bonds Of thi
Company payable IN May next, they offer for sale
Bonds Of ISSUE In pieces not pss thnn 5000 each,
pay able IN 1860 1850 ns the purchaser may elect with
Interest at the rate Of six per emit per annm payable
uemi-annually az the Worcester Bank Holders OF the
bonds payable IN May next are hereby notified that they
can now exchange the same for Bonds Of the issue,
and are respectfully invited to do so, give early notice
Of their intention Of dong These Bonds are secured
by Mortgage Of all the property Of the Company, and
nrs n perlactly safe and onvcnient security
r. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
Worcester, oct %, 1864. dh no
upEFINED SUGAn $3.50 bbs. stuarl's supe
a rior Crushed, Powdered, GranuN ed, and Clarified
a,,vars' Ia salr Nv WM o. SWIFT n CO.,
fa5 an 1850 Main-st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

ENOUG PREPARATIONS.-Ay Cherry
" Pect0ril; Wistlr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry; S o
Richardson's Pectoral Balsam; Buchan's Hungarian Bal
sam; 0rdways Cough Destroyer; Graelenberg Gonsump.
tive Balm; PolAnd's Cough Doctor; Schenck's Pulmouic
Lyerwort. Tar aud Can9halagua; JayneS Expector nt
Blackmans Balsam; Downs Vegetable Balsamic Elixir
Dr,,Godiard's Vegetable Pulmonary Syrup; Bryan's Pull
monte Waetsi Devine's Pitch ozenges; LocoeE's pul
lnonic Waters; Lghtfoot's Pasties Wistars Cough Loz
enges sherman's Cough Lozenges Browns Troches,
Bushs Cough Cure Lounges; Pastles Paris Blisss
end Liver OIL Candy; M0ores Essence Of Life &c Alof
he above Cough Preparations sold wholesale or re
la BY J. Ill., ApOtnecary, 229 Main street, nearly
opposite the Worcester House
All persons from the country, ordering by mail or other
wise wi have their wants properly answered. daw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

Writers often multiply words in thevain at
tempt to make clear to Others what is not clear
to themselves.
Difficulties dissolve before a cheerful spirit,
like snow drifts before the sun.
Putting sells many book on which the pa
per- knie refuses to do its Office.
We start in life with a great stock Of wis
dom, but it grows less and less the farther we
60.
The victor in an argument can afford to dis
pense with " the last word"
Nothing but good life can At men for a
better one.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26
KANZAS
III. 10. GODDARD,S.

No. 1917 Union Block, Main Street
They consist Of Single Barrel Rifles, Double Barrel do
one barrel being Rife the other for Shot Double and
Single Shot Gums particularly adapted the wants
of those emiguting 70 Kauzas.
Pistols Of fY variety embracing Colts very superior
Revolvprs % all sizes; Wesson's Repeating Rifle Pistol
containing ten charges in ITSELF Chcopee Self Primers Of
oil sizes Allen Thurber's Revolvers Of various sizes
md qualities
Bruce Dayiss Double Barrel Pistols, OF superior quail
y. French and German Pistols of every description.
The above sight of Of these Pistols said to have
great Influence in settling the right OF certain claims be-
tween New Englandcrs and Mssourans.
To npany the above, have Belts, Powder Fasks
Blot Bags Balls, Caps of all kinds, and indeed every
ce neediu to make compete outfit FIR those bound to
The western country and would respectfully invite all
ouch call examine for themselves, feeling conf lent
that we can supply them with the above articles quite
as favorable terms as be found st any other place
GibfE dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

A TIMELY CoNPLIMENT.-As lady of the
Fortesque family, who possessed great per-
sonal beauty, was walking along narrow
lane, she perceived, just behind, a hawker Of
earthenware, driving an ass with two pam
niers, laden with his stock in trade 10 give
the animal and his master room to pass the
lady suddenly stepped aside, which SO fright
ened the donkey that he ran away, and had
not proceeded far when he fell, and great part
of the crockery was broken. The lady in her
turn became alarmed lest the man should load
her with abuse, If not insult her but he
merely exclaimed, /" Never mind, madam;
BALKAN ass was frightened by an angel"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26
Boston A0ue tiscntut5.
r NJ NJ K n = L S 7 o Q *
or
D r Y G. O O ID S!

10 BE SOLD AT LESS PRICES THAN EVER
OFFERED IN THIS MARKET!
Circumstances compel US to dispose Of our ENTIRE
STOCK immediately Greater Bargains in Dry Goods
will be given forTHIBrY DAYS than ever offered
Sale WIFI commence Monday, March 9Th.
READ THE FOLLOWING PRICES, AND JUDGE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

GNOE'S SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
" LINZ E.-This excellent Fertilizer, prepared from
Bone Dust is warranted equal to Guano in all respects,
md much lasting in Its beneficial effects upon the
soil It may be used for all kinds Of Grain Potatoes and
Beans For Gardeners it is cheap, convenient, and
highly nutritious manure Its terminating influence is
very great II detained Of the subscribers, who
agents for te sale it, the Wholesale Produce
Store, Foster street, oppo Boston Worcester Depot.
BASSETT Il BAYLIEs.
Worcester Ian. /. lS65 ar jan1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

ARD OIL.-l5O bbls. A. q. Cheever Il Co.'s
4 A Lard OIL, In store and for sale by
O. So HOWE
Worcester Bank Block dit ne
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

HIY s. COUCH. PLANE MANUFA CTURER.--
81 On account Of the late fire, having been obliged
cave the place for short time, continues to make all
kinks Of
MOULDENG AND BENCH PLANES.
Orders for the above work. may be left at 4. w CAR
ers attended 20 IVES dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

MINING 81 QUARRYING COMPANY.
b prepared to furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior qaa
aud lay it in the best manner
The above Quarry is located Vernon VT and the
Slate found be superior any that been used in
This Wei y and viii be furnished On Che most satisfactory
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26
wore ESTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

No. Pleasant Street, Worcester. Mass
Keeps Constantly hanu large assortment of BOOTS
SHOES, and RUBBEBS. He also makes to order Setged
and Pegged Boots Of all kinds at the shortest possible
notice, and on the most reasonable terms
Particular attention paid to Repairing, by the most
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-26

Samplesmay be seen at The Worcester and Nashua
depot, Lincoln ST. and at Knnicutt & Hardware
ftore JOHN RNARD
Worcester, Say sth, 1854
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23
Special Notices.
Ask any one who has ever used
Dr. McLane'S Celebrated liver Pills

"hat they think Of themP Niaey-nine in a hundred VIII
they are the best Pills Liver Complaint
SICK Headache and Dyspepsia that they haye used
feaa tne following from Of respectable eiti
zens in New York -
NEW foRK August 8, 1s52-I 90 hereby certify that
nave been suffering from pan in my side and breast for
long time and after trying many remedies came TO the
conclusion that lny liver was effected Immediately
mencd using Dr. McIane's Celebrated Liver Pills and the
few that hayo taken have already given relief
than all the other medicines put together to
Glairvoyant to consult him after examining carefully
he advised 10 continue the of DR., McIANEs PILLS
la. they would efectually cure me.
Wv, PHILIPS, No. ., Columbia place.
P. s.The above valuable remedy, also Dr. McInne's
Celebrated yenifuSe, be had al the resIect-
bic Drug Stores in California.
ea-rurchasers viii please be careful to ask for, and
take none but DR.. McIANE's LIVER Pills fThcre are
other Pills, purperting to be Liver PIs before the
public
DR.. W. G ALBAN, Agent, Neyada, Park white
General gerts 81 Merchant St San Francisco. 42lm
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23
T)ITGET 1IOTIGE;,.

I'd AZ.Zs vyzz0 n XI' ErEZ CCNGE2ET.
Tg1IlTS Is To CERTIFY that the undersigned
/ commenced a survey of Ditch on The 2sth
day of December, 1851, from the Gap called the n
Z. Gap Of the Sugar Loaf Hill, near the city Of
Nevada. county OF Nevada, and State Of Caliiornia,
to ruu on grade Of y feet and under to the mIie,
tn the said Ditch shall iutersect the South Yuba
and which Ditch viii around the VI est side Of
the Ronnd Mountain situated near Robinson 5
Ferry, on the South Ylba River in said county
Notices Of said Ditch have been put mp ut the Gap,
in sugar Loaf afpre-aid, the west side OF Round
Mountain aforesa d. and on the South Nuba at the
supposed point CT about the place where said water
viii be taken out as tie point cannot now be dis
tiucdy- aseeitaned the same depending on the
grade and that the notice VII be set up at the
tue point as coon as the survey is completed. The
! 81 boye point viii be probably IN the vicinity oi
Washington, in said county. The UNDERSIGNED
claim enough OF tho water Of said South Yuba to
! Gil a ITCH of e following dimensions: Three
feet vile at the bott Five feet wide at the top,
aud Three feet deep. The of the itch is
| the YUBA AND NEVADA DITCH and is taken
up by 1T \. T. LAIRD q co
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23

ENN BOXES ADAMANTlNE CANDLES
eLGO 2.5t0 mats China rice;
50 hhds Clear and cx lear Bacon;
50 casks Amcs ham; 100 bbl4 clear P5rf
200 cases Leaf Lard - and p b tins;
900 kes E Syrup enlioas;
40 kes + 3 syrup, 3 gallons;
800 If bbts Dried Apples;
500 If bls new juno butter; 90 bids do Do
leo bbls Croshed Sugar; $50 bills pow'd Sugar
lC0 tbls n Refined Sugar SOC gss v atcnes
80 mats No China sugar 40 cs Il tobacco
30 cs FL Sacramento tobacco, 25 'cs fruit do
130 cs Grape tobacco; 80 cs Cnbanuis Co
SEQ cs Waters smoking Tobacco;
l400 bxs Hilrs Soap; 100 IL hpd buckets;
$50 cs Green teas, and lbs 10 bSs Y coffee
$50 cs Kensett's Oysters; 100 cs Lewis oysters
100 cs Thomas Cove Oysters; 900 cs Pie fruits
CO es Lo5slers l ana b tins;
30 cs Roast Turkey 900 cs Fresh peaches;
leo cs fresh Strawberries; leo es Tomatos
2oo os Gro Coffee in tiusi 100 cs Olive Oil;
0 cs Maccatoui and Fe!macill,
$50 cs Ale aud Poftar 19Qcs hf 81 3, Peaches;
l5o cs Brandy Cherries; 200 Tomato cttsun:
300 cs Pepper Sauce; 100 .s Stoughton btters.
l0J cs Pepper, in glass, ~ cs Mustard in glass
For sale by L, T.. BREW SEER 4 CO,
+ Feb elm g tIoat street, conner Of Clay ST.
The Nevada journal., 1855-02-23
Nevada. Feb. G-1m
SIMMONS

CtTATE or CALIFORNIA, Coouy of Negada, Townsl.il
y Of Bridgeport - Justices Court before D. DJeii IN
justice o! the ieace.
Tie PE0fIE Of the State Of California. to JoSEi
UAEDAGE: You are hereby summon cd % apiear before
The Undersigned Justice OF tie Peace ~ LIS oGce IN s
Township Thursday the 22d day Of February \. H. ls55
at 70 neloea y Il. to the ccIsflalnt oi K C.
WYATT in nlea Of debt in the of One Hundred and
Eighteen Dollars, which he alleges 10 he due m for pro
fessoua services, viii appear by complaint now on
Gle in my Office On failure to appear and answer
Judgment viii be rendered against you for sad sum Of
Sls.00 together with interest, damages, and costs o
suit.
Given under nv hand, this 18th day Of Nov'r, =.
1851 DANIEL DUSTIN, Justice of the Icace.
STATE OF CAIITOI}NIA, County Of Nevada, Ss.
Justices Court Before DA&L DUSTIN, J. T., Bridge
port Township.
r. C. WYATT, vs.. JOSEPH IIAR1ACE.
Il appearing by affidavit hat the aLoveramel defendant
o4cf lar-e has left the State OF California. and thai
his lacc Of residence is unknown 70 IlaniW It appear
ing her that there ia good of action against the
sand defendant is ordered that service of summons be
made bv publication in the Nevada Journal weekly, ci
he period Of three months, consecativeiy from date o
first publication
Given under my hand this 1+,h day q Eoyr A D. lS54
Ism nANIEI NISTlN J. J.