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The Nevada journal., 1855-01-12

kN CASES KENSETT'S CHICKr~,s-5obx bxs Cattle So,p.
50 cases h"nSetts Strawber =: 2is Ken corn
Sd cases fresh LobSers % cases roast Turkey.
- cases hf gall Gherkins % cs Clans: I0Oc Catsup
$50 assd and fancy Candy: leo c. Fcnper Sauce:
so fresh Peaches 35 cESes assorted Preserves:
900 cases assorted Spices 20 cs Cream Tartar ID rs
IS cares >aleratas, raF Fers and glass: IS 6 Honey
100 cases Baltimore Oysters: T5qr bxs Sariiues
For sale bv HARROID r NDIJJ h 90
San l2-lm No co. California street near Front
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le)OV 500 tin. as.d crackers: $50 a.sd pie fruits;
SO cs Eng pie fruits. 500 bIs Rrbbitts salcrstu-,
100 ros,i tuekey chicken, 900 c. CLANS lobster.
100 cs fresh strawberries, 100 cs green currnnts
$50 cs tomato catsup; so cs Spanish chocolate;
$50 c. pepper sauce: IS c. pine aiplc, ID tins;
200 Smiths brandy peaches. Fer sale nv
Dec l5---ln GOODWIN & co. 81 California :.
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information Wartod.

CW ARp GpEKi-p& requested 3" o-it - :, o. r
II uh.-o he y 'i hoe- toat nrr7 Ia las JA..' n
AusfrAli fl.s brother >ta .s.a a@a LEI, !er +"i r'a
~ Ian H., iIn
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ST. Charles Hotel.
S,aOn-c Of PrNHrte:orship.

ETIIs uui-r-rred Hg- leave announce 10 tn pa /
- thai he now engaged IN thoroughly r'hting e
Aeor. saf shuen'. aut will r','nE he me On lh1Fs
dar next Jan arg i'm IT, Hose. situated ina centE.l
sLG commanding position a. lac
Corner of Washington ell DAVIS streets,
IL vinz One Hundred aud Twenty d'e finely farril
srar:leo: tooher ~jfh other convenience De- a-
ing TO publ. house uf the FIRST class y il l. lis -'er
r1lns to s{s.e neither pains en=e TO de-ee
support lie respectfully .ccit- lie patronage q his
'rl-rls s1s iGc p1bl.-. Jan lin A-Gfliir.
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City Drug Store,
MAIN STREET, NEVADA.

MAIN STREET, NEVADA.
December is. 1884
ryNGF TNDTRSIGNFD RETAINS HIS SINCERE
thanh, to the citiltns of Nevada and ita vicinity
- ~ T-ry berIi p1trOnage bestowed upon him since
hc has been among them. md desires TO recommend 10
them his successor, DR.. HUNT, one well worthy OF
their patronage JOHN LARK
7ho uudrrsiEned having purchased he Stock OF III"
above mentioned establishment. known ~ the CITY
uiUG STORE, designs o keep
Full ani Complete al Assortment
- z articles upperainiug 10 the Business. can be
found IN any store in the country Every art Gle fur
ulehct will be guaranteed TO be of the hest qualify and
low in price the pIality Of the goods VIII ALLOW.
DIR RUDOLPH. OF Philadelphia, wekn3wn TO he
citizens Of this negb rhool (havnS had charge Of the
above store for months pIs'.) for his skill rs
'rHggsi aud Tor hs ability aud in oompoundinc
Physicians Prescriptions will have entire charge aud
control OF the business DR.. IL. HUNT CO
Nevada Dec. - 1854. Main street.
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CITIZENS
QD5DgeOsi(iOn Lime :

-Y-,.OU lflRYsViIIE To NtVA1A--On ani aier Non
i d.y Jarrer~ Is. 1888 e;I - follow,
IT4NING IAEf>T' LIE iTfE[ MORNING, - J. y :
l.-z .or %cya1a VIA IN. 80 sac-. Rough ssl .'1t.
a-t >fr.-s %a."-
Returning LcA-e' Nevada At II o'cl-A, arriving \
G1ry y.v.iie IL time 10 connect Tjih he
Citizens Ljne" Of Stcanars,
-nr ra,r.-ro sai san Francisco IAi' Uu- c7n-"r'' -
lf.,. "a y Il; It.- lin. for Cu,-54ca, H1ore tii
tl'.a's ii!En,, # aoe,ott to-N-; ti:y =Ri i1Aa VILE
NJIlt>--G.~ Huri Nsrys,.l.-. -.' a. tt,etl- -
UE!Itu MATES an MOS Ur!.''. - vNts
n LA&LA~I..-, t-aIt
r.rouxh T,t-,. wi - ...re D., OR Agents q '"ea =
Hu-s.h.r a: tar ah'v- ila-r5 IL Prophet %
e9c.- sAs.' %. 4-s.c iair5a1s" aI4 - .,r' -Ar-i
f~r~.
S Re, a.-. ,.-.ai hr 't- Car-' nation Ton7aa-
tH4t 20 a.e- L. If OIL 'l.s live ..~ I-rlr-' IF e~rr
b.. -4-r: n VOW Il A.-t.nt:r 1at'i+.! -. ~
- ~. f.I.. -ais e. -1v .0st.ul t,,oIs"2-
35-1-l G."l< s. jA~Ni%. tra4 r'et'rS
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Quarterly Meeting.

Tho regular Quarterly Meeting Of the u Z. CirscH,
s.n take place on>aTJTDAY and SUNDAY mex: Preach
* tae Church at clock Saturday ereIinE Il i
lie la: quarterly meeting of the year. /"
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Lest Note.

a IL PERSONS forbidden neqac,te r. collect
~ certain prOnjsaorv note due bill, drawn IN my
favor or hearHT by The Chak Bluff Co. for the of
So'200 due in July last thercabou said note having
been lost It'd note is to The following tenor
cue John H. Montgomery bearer the OF
S6J2,1 !, The same being for labor services
Chalk BuI Water & Mining Co.
July 18Th, 1854 J II. Bosts lex. Agent
The Note enclosed in small blank book.
2j-2w' J. H. MONTGOMERY.
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E1. We are indebted to Gov. Bigler
for pamphlet copy ofhis message.

Sa- Indulgiug in dangerous pleasures,
IS like licking honey from a knife and get
ting cut with the edge gc.--Burmese Prorerb
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TO LET.

--7WH iTG- ROOMS in IT, second ,.,-r c; n, N,x
~ Fire Proof Euiiin. OF the undursi-n,A on li.ir
stree, ucar tine junction OF Conr"ryii Tl room. sr
1bout Is t - feet each perfectly FIRE PROOF sc 9ui,hel
IL. ana "Ei he =, Ettd On reasonable terms.
Dec lst.-32 I'm J. " Fii iSiiT-IY < co
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IkN CASES FINE TABLESALT. 7, 10 and II ID bags:
aCV $50 ceroon. new Chile bcen'. 200 lbs Cd Sugar
$50 hr hs cd and pwd Sugar; $50 bbi m clear pork
$50 hrbh clear pcrk 800 hf b corn meal. 1000
1900 bxs I Cogaes rOap 400 ks lard. $50 k1 picks
200 lar 10 and 90 ID tins $50 cs hf gall pickles.
$50 bhl. and hf bhls Car rice, 200 hf bb Sugar;
For sale bv 34lm GOODWIN co. 81 California street.
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DAMS Restaurant.

sZi S,8SCki8EFe having trkan the rooms o-,,.;,,
Aet1tiiaily f.t,d her up for sE-TAUR4X" .rs 49,.
!4e day AMI night, & ''"'' -
EVEzeY AgzZ1CI.E o. -vyv-v
10 te hai ~ 'he I.iarkt, GOT up Ia he yn., ln.-r.-
All Orders 'eat IN f1r m-ni. 10 ha cs-,iaI =. ~,
Dc strictly Hfierlcd 10. ''t VIII
@ ~ W W 20 get NJ n the b,s, s.yla cxFcs ca
,DAN lrn-ts ;'Hi tAe popularity md n,.,o,,-. h.,o.
t""uSl ma VIII be con ,,lad +, mo n.y a,t,h
shmen' and Will endsavor tq, ,nort il '''''
Nevada. DAc % re-. DANIEL o, nAET
CHARLES WILCYr
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China Mating.

20 BBLs. -, - and "a, jus. received of szPx.o
quality. and f'r ssle sy
Srss (P.pt4eE9sH. se-sr4sstsai. .tz..t
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: = y =: . Xxi CT. U<z5-c,.
~ s-,i.' 1-j.." ..-tof.re ,.;Isr l..-,sr :.
: 49, - - u kEII-S VA -;s,s.r,A on -
-5ry,ru ~ o-2n-5s q tic nr1a viii r. F--'l-' q
A--P-
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-12

TA HHo. EAIRA tl4taH BAtUN--lu nnIl yrtt,laI1
~ William 5 Hams; 50 ties Amss' New Hams.
100 half bbls extra cir pork 100 rains nov, lime bte-
so frkns choice old butter; 25 cases Lard IS Ib tins
80 cases l4rd 10 10 TINS half chests black teas;
IS cases Imperial tea, and . III catti.s
$50 bexcS Imperial tea y catties $40 hys INNS
200 bxs Chemical Olive sosp - bxs Colgate's snap:
30 cases Playnoii OIL, 100 bxs Cincinnati Candles
$50 half boxes Hyde Pressed Candles 50 bxs Maccaron
81 Iermacelli 100 bowel Colgate Pearl starch
For sale bv HAROLD RAVnFIT & 20
Jan l2--ln No 60 Col mia str.ot no. F-orf
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z. z. Eg-rhrgf- n.
Cattle E0st,

ss..11...-..s ~ aEe7 .T071 t1c P---| - - -.
ijgtD IT,. # On t,! G7,'i,y ,7..1, - a,, TIvs
fnll,vs '%' -
one DLArK, wi:h 4h'.o f-~.
one HR.%D-E. ysoite fee.
! 40 Ri DISH : rETR~.
ONE X lIi,. I'll c.saart u
y on the othe7- The bose shin below ~. -,
q t"c 'aitIe IS c"t and haneiac aseat s;r IN -
en-, etteh ~ d,o}vr'' dew lao.' 4 Eb.r-i re-cr3
r, e ''' 10 70 aoy 2n3 r'.pr'ia; them @. gv=s
''' -i'''''N 0y "f-ei' '1cy E1a! TO fund
r-., D., y. EDTYST
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1t go Cen<@ Zach,

-.T'FI
rIE RETrS ~ this House ne. a- cc:1, rnt keH'
constantly il good order IrIce u Lodging Ter Ugh; 70
Cents.
sr-Ihe Lest OF Liz .og. aa4 ti,'rs e7nssn'y ~ Aan1
,i'ic Pa. Nix HAIL s.--,F-4'
Nevada Jan. l. ls5'-"m
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JAMES HARRorD. M g.y,rr,
HAROLD, RANpELL CO, '>''A'-,
Wholesale GroCers,

IL, W.
sA1G MATS no CHINA RICE $50 Bis No China sugar
AOOo no bbIS ank hf bblS crushed Sugar:
- bbls powdered Sugar 29n fgs b. syrup ana 10 gal
so bbls Carolina rice; 100 hf bbls and kct dried
SO doz three hooped Buckets $50 bales Straw
.5 cases No Axe tlelses; 15 cases Peach Tobacco,
is oasls Elephant tobacco 10 cases Golden Gate tobacco
D cases Aprico tobacco 20 cases smoking tobacco;
oJ cases o*li l"Ie' E0r sale bv
HARROlU RANDEII. L Co
Jan PIN No -, California street near Front
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New Eating House.

FreAd Street q Door Yellow H.n1s -5oas Brick s'or
- HE UEDLa-ICNEH informs his friends and tac yr
tie tE.l Ae Ae- otenri an tAtiNG HOl r at 4
above location arr lac VIII fa-nish ais at al! hour
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-05
Take NOTICE.

VIZ don't think II Necessary to ,Rve our fteRds to set
tie or Eay ANYTHING about tie nted n nOney taking 0'
q. MED ihsy win al rush ~ aud eoNdenae tn due tHe
We WisA 10 inform them however, tHSt al settlements
In ke made kAfEASF WIlA W. In every 1T mOulhS. in
V..d o. tatlvs onthS-Aay tic lll July and iS IiTy
I.SS MGNAIR & HKRHEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-05
WHEELING.
No. -1l7spper Phosphate Of Lime
VERSUS "0uANo.n


THIS vausbe eulter has tten Uaed for averal TeArs
iu England and OlhsT paItA Of EnToFe, end Rext 70 gu
aGO h0 DIS The kShelt tank ~ PoPpa ard ne ~
Nkeh II Is UItd GlN0Hk Farmers. tblLT0dUetonl IN ta
euury Ay TIE &Ubteiiher ha8 bekn more recent. but The
progress 1t has made 10 ibe estimation 81 The public has
not been less Aked than ahIoAG atEI 0
tTaI 81 GTee ye1IS Investigation Of Its HRTs In Wheh
tire ilee has bten very many teruPaout
made by ti most tceshc a9VleuituTtstS t1d EaFo0A
Tubs, COMmaeeS, &e aide By side PeuriAB G4'Ro q
ioiS relative vslLE comlaEd w'ththe later and l 10t
instances CreeIeEfe gVento TIE Sbref th0STbaIe o.
Line" Sueh eTCIta a. returned viii ShoEy ee natso
bssOTe the public, which will conyey m0te tNtoFnauon
tl the SubScTlbeL keiA diS o3ed 70 oe. - he manu-
aCtuteE, 3llhe ~ e&ent mOiEent
ISchec1l Ia OF that nature 70 a. 0bte AZ
ord OIl uld u0uTiSh1eht n growth Of all deterPtnHs
US bSNiS beng vp bed or St0Und "BsNt' tie enc "
witch a nSuue % al eAJy we krOwE and PPrtetAled
NJ iSh ave 1eeOmF0sc1 hF i addition n' one dnh their
wetEhE Of SuITluc Acid, To which II added due IoFr
Ito0 or (LaRG an SuivhIe ~ Amhohs Ae tater y one
af tie mOst edi e sseHS In the best Peruvian GuaRo
Js = fa g sslSb = ~
and wLeu At maturity tV be Udrd as eaeOU' a. hers re
FesehihL ,A".,..,
PnpheIS will he Orwlrd on APPLICATION n the sub
AeuSS NEG uLe q SCm Rlcl m9m1. Va
dO RNwIeii, liaIJdy ~ 20. Pete l'UiG, Va.
DO hOIum T. NcCie1u, SO!fUE, Va.
Do CO S'ew4t, Es1.. tsl'iHOTe, Nj
U. Il. M EURG,
Ag,icu tut al 4 aemist
lep2i WillianlhuIEB, LOas l2I'iid, y. I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-05

New Watch and JeWelry store.
Roam, No. 1, lEasAinglOn Hall, Monroe Ste
WHEELlNG, VA
THE Sub,cTiher w0Ud ca tile atteaOI Of the public tU
L his well AAietted ttck O. watches, eotkS, iewelTy'
Xyer wate, and Dty goods, Which be l% now oenlng
His stock composed In pat VI gold and silver WATCHES,
keyS, CARDS aud chaiHS.
Eve description OF g0id 'ewelryi
GEii, silver silVeI Plated aud common sIect1eeal .
Pure sYe table, tea, deEser sugar, mustard aud salt
APUOrA, aud butter kniVesl
Plated aud Ge man awe, forks spoons, butter knives,
etc. etc. ....... f.,
Por; mOnraes, pocket cutlery, scissors;
VHHT TiSY aIoTS, stTOrS, shaving cream, ete.I
PeuneIJ, eoulbI, bruAbes aud seAt VARIETY Of aney
goods;
P4 tlcuar attention raid 10 reralEiny wOteass clocks,
and isWel,y, and eMs'aving handsomely aJGs
Snj-Itf C.P. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-05
NOtloe

GAPS. r-s.#
ID RECEIVED th's DAY, the best assortment Of Gents,
II yOuhs, and chiidfens cloth caps, ever 6'ouShL y
hS cy haYin4 been eeied with great care as TsafdH
4yle and LatY. They tnmr ise 10 Part as fotowst~
Ge& Iivlh OFeTa aaGA AID whites EeaA hAlI EOVh do'
hlac6 dTab aud grsea llng, huIilnS aad ArOto e4l
together with eVery other deEtEpsoE Of aat Or ear anl
uTl4 " ID. hAhFeh q SON
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-30
TERMs-IN

For the Mercantile Course time Unlimited .. $40 co
The same Course for Ladies', .......-......-. %, 90
For sepcrate instruction in Pcnmanship,
Flourlshing. ETC., as per agreement.
The design OF the Institution is to afford as good
advantages az can be had in any similar one in the
Union, TO youn men about to assume the RESPONSE
BILE duties Of the Counting Room, and various MGR
camille pursuits.
SILENCE or AccoCNTs.-B Bookkeeping will be ex-
planned from a new stand point, exhibiting the true
will embrace some of the best practical forms OF
modern accountants. This science is often taught
as if it were 4 species of conjecture, in which
multiplicity of forms arc substituted for principles
arbitrary rules for reasons. and venerable pre-
ceients for genuine philosophy, making the whole
To procuce good practical accounts the understand
ing, and not the memory simply. should be address
cd.
DAILY LECTURES, etc.-One or more lectures
will be given daily, on the following subjects
Accounts. Penmanship, Mercantile Customs. Bank
ing, Exchange Calculations, Correspondence, Com
mercial Law. Political Economy, Commercial
Ethics, Raiiroading, etc. Besides the usual lee
lures on Law. ETC.. i'll Colleges Of this kind, there
will he others by practical men thoroughly con-
on points allied to the course OF study, and one
expressly on calculation.
PESHASsHIP.
department will be undSr the supcrintendanCe of
two OF the best penmen OF the day. Business wri-
ting will be taught UPON the ne method of Folsom's
strument, AID producing the popular commercial
hand in much less than the usual time.
n. D.-For particulars send for Circulars, Gaia
lcgues, ETC., and address the Principal.
II A large library will be connected with the
College, containing the various works on Book
Keeping. Mercantile Law, ett., to which the stu
denis will have access.
Cleveland, Nov.S 1854. 45tf
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Caster's Spanish Mixture.
TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
Not a particle Of Mercury IN 1t. Let
tie afflicted cad and ponder!

A n lnfaliibIe Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil
- rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous EruptiOns,
Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring orm or letter, ScaId
Head, Enlargement and Pain OF the Bones and
Lumbago, Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases
arising from an injGdicious use Of Mercury, I'm
prudence in Life, Cr lmpurity CT the Blood.
This great alternative medicine and Purifier
tients nom all parts of file United States, who les
tity to the remarkable cures Performed by The great
TURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Scrofula, Erup-
tinns OH the Skin, Liver Disease. Fevers. Ulcers.
the Throat, Female Complaints. Pains and 4 ching
OF the Bones a'd joints are speedily put TO flight by
using this great and inestimable remedy
For all diseases of the Blood, nyIhing has yet
been ound TO compare with it. 1t cleanses the
system OF all impurities. acts gently and effi Gent
ly on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens the Diges
ton, gives, tone to the Stomach, makes the skin
clear and healthy, and restores the Constitution, en-
fceb'cd by disease or broken down by the excuses
of youth. to its pristine vieoT and strength.
For the Ladies,it is ineomparably better than all
the cosmetics everused. A few doses of CARTER's
SPANISH MIxTrRE will remove all s~alowness OF
complexion, bring the rose mantlIng 10 the cheek,
give ~elasticy to the step, and improve the general
health in a remarkahle degree, beyond all the med
icines ever hear1 OF.
The large number OF ecriifcates which we have
received from persons from all parts 0fthe United
States, Is the best evidence that th9fei Is no Humbug
bout it. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates
rhysicirns. ard prhlic men, well known to the
community, all add their testimony to the wonder
full effects Of this BLooD PURIFIER.
Call on the AeFNr and get a Circular and alma
nae, and read the wonderful cures this truly great
est Of all Medicines has pei formed.
None genuine unless signed by BENNETT &
BEERS, Proprietors, No. 3Pcarl staeat, Richmond,
Va to whom all orders for supplies and agencies
must be addressed.
And for sale ~ R. Il. cnrnR& Co ,Ashiand,D II.
Vile, }. HOFFMAN, Jeromeville, NJ Tyler, Mohecan-
vile, A. StOncr, Laeeviile~s station, u. T.. Stockman
ard ANDERSON & RowA AN, Loudonyille, and Dealers
Jan. ,. '55 n3al>
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To Officers, Soldiers, Seamen, &C., of
all Wars their Widows and
Minor Children.

s. NJ. KNIGHT, Attorney fore o vtlr mt CIa :
ants,
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
CONTINUES 20 give prompt and personal atten-
ton to prosecution OF Claims of every descrip-
ton against the General Government. and partic-
ularly to those before the Treasury Department.
Pension and Bounty-Land Bureous, Patent and
General Land Offices, and Board Claim
An experience Of years, and a familiarity with
the means OF obtaining the earliest and most favor
able action on Claims. with his faculties for the
dispatch of business, justify him in assuring his
Correspondents. Claimants. and the Public gencr-
ally. that interests Entrusted to his keeping will
not be neglected..
PENSION, BorSry LAND. Patent, AND PuuL1c
LAND LAWS.
He has nearly ready for gratuitous distribution
among his business Correspondents, land those
whomay become snch.) aneat p amphlet contain
ing a synopsis Of the existing Pension, Bounty
Land, Patent, and Public Land Laws. down to the
end OF theJate Congress-inc.udlng the
BounIy-Land9ict of Sd March, 1853,
under which all who have heretofore received less
said Aet grants also 100 acres to all Officers, Nom
commissioned Officers. Chaplaims. Soldiers, Wag
on Masters, Transfers. and friendly IndiaRs,4f
the army, including State Troops, Volunteers and
MiIitia-and ali oaaeers, Seaman, Ordinary Sea
men. Marines. Clerk. and LamdSmcn, orIhe NAVY.
not heretofore provided for. who have served mo-
less than f-urtaen- days e"nieer ia hattie ataany
period since Ia6 and TO the widows and mi
nor children CT all such persons entitled. and de.
ceased.
more full and complete than any else WHARF 10 tc
found adap'ed to the wants of every class OF
CIaln}ahts huer Ihe ACT, WIN copious decision,
and instructions CT lie Department. and practical
suggestions as 10 the C GU Sc 10 be pursu ed in sMs
pended or rejected cases.
Parties not wishing to avail themsf Ives Of the
facilities afforded by this ONCE fl sucuIing prompt
Gad personal sGpcrinteRGeHee Of their claims al the
Departments, can obtain copies of the above PAM
phlet by remitting thirty centsin postage stamps.
Inducements to correspondence.
Correspondents who prepare ami forw ard cases
for management by this Agency will he dealt with
liherslly supplied with all necessary blanks
gratis. and kept Constantly advised of The changee
that fTDQl time IN IIInC DCs If in the execution nth
law.
1t is within the subscribers power to direct his
Correspondents to the LEGALITY Of very many per-
sons entitled under the late Act aud having OBJ
tanned several thousand Land Warrants under for
mer laws, he is in possession of dafa that will
materially assist in securing additional bounty.
Fees, below tho usual rates-and contingent up
on the admission of Claims.
The highest cash price given for Land Warrants,
Revolutionary Scrips, and Illinois Land Patents.
Address s. NJ. KNIGHT,
WASHINGTON CITY.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-30
The Sheep shearing Machine.

The Detroit Democrat gives the fol
lowing account of a new invention for
shcaring sheep, which may be of some
interest to most of OFF farmer friends:
The las. invention we have seer is
q machine for shearing sheep. Those
who have seen them used say they work
admirably and that a sheep can be
sheared easily in i've minutes, as clear
Iy as by shears, without the possibility
of cutting the skin. 1t is constructed
with two roWsof knives with saw teeth,
set one above the other, and playing
across each other like the blades of
shears, similar to the blades of the pat
tern mowedges The lower knives pro-.
trude beyond the upper ones, and are
slightly turned oyer to prevent catching
the skin. The knives are carried by a
wheel turned by the hand, and can be
made to play very rapidly. The ma
chine is small and about as heavy as two
pairs of ordinary sheep shears. When
used it is strapped upon the shoulder
and is readily managed with one hand,
and the other left free to hold tho sheep,
It is a very ingenious instrument, and
deserves to be tested.
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Draining by Wells.

This is often successfully and cheaply
done. One man owned a piece of land
on which there was a basin of three
fourths of an acre, which received The
surplus water of ton acres. In this ba-
sin, the water stood at least eight
months in the year. This was complete
ly reclaimed by a we'll nine feet deep at
its center. In all cases, the well should
be dug until you come to living water,
when the water will run off in the ifs
sures of the earth. The water from an
ordinary spring may be turned into the
earth in this way.
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EET.e Orchard will require look

EE-T.e Orchard will require look
ing to this season. Destroy the worms
nests by smoking them off with = spirit
lamp, or rubbing them off with a swab
on the end of a pole dipped in I've, or
by shooting them of with a squib of
powder in a gun.
As catepillars leave their nests at
about 8 o'clock, in the forenoon, and re-
tura to them at 5 O'Clock, in the after:
noon, they should be attacked before or
after those hours. Boiling water pour
ed into the haunts of ants will destroy
them.
IF your trees we're properly washed
in early spring they will not be hide
bound now. Sew a very slight quanti-
ty of fine salt arouHd plum and some
other fruit trees; trim off shoots from
the roots.
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NEW xozK TYPE FoUN

BRUCE's NE " YORK TYPE FOUN
DRY,
BLISHED in 1919. has now on hand, re ADJ
Il for imm :diatc delivery, in fonts to suit pur
chasers,
l00.eg0 ID. R1mcr trPe ofncw cut,
$4,000 d" Fancy type.
10000 - Scripts of various styles,
S eco 4" Germans
5,UGO Ornaments in great variety,
5000 g Borders,
&c, 000 feet Brass and Type Metal Rules, End all
the novelties in the business.
All the above Tyt es are casI by steam power.
OF the new composition of metal peculiar to this
Foundry, and WINCH Is CERTAINLY SUPERIOR to any
evSr used before in any part of tie world. The
unequalled rapidity in the process of casting, ena-
bles me to sell those more durable types at the
prices of ordinary types, either on credit or for
cash.
Presses, Wood Type, and all other Printing Ma
terials, except Paper and Cards, (Which have no fix
ed quality or pricc1 furnished at manufacturers,
prices.
The latest Specimen Book ofthe Foundry is free
ly given to all printing Offices, on the receipt of IF,
ty cents TO prepay :he postage.
II Printers of newspapers who choose to pub
lish this advertisement, including this note, three
times before the first day OF July, 1855, and for
ward me one OF the papers. will be all owe their
bills at the time of purchasing five tims The
am Mount of any manufactures address,
GEORGE BRUCE,
II Chambers Street Mem York.
New York, Feb. ls, 1855. 3w44.