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'ULLER'S NORWICH AND
WDR EESTER ENpR ASS

Lsszsa.azss FULLER'S NORWICH AND
&sHSs5y WORCESTER EXPRESS.
c. $. FULLER will send Messenger every Accom-
mediation Train Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He will transport an Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission of valuable packages.
oFFICEs-180 Main St., Worcester n C. Brakenridge'B
store, under Wauregan House, Norwich, CT.
An packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
WORCESTER. Sent 1st 1859. Renth
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NE C~TTpG
a #. HIBRARD'S CELEBRATED WILD
CHERRY BIIrERS.

Fo,. Nervous Weakness and General Debility.
This preparation Wild Cherry is Invaluable pan
| acea in cases of Cholera Morbus, Cholera, CRAMPS,
Spasms Dyspepsia, Coughs Cells, Fantness, Loss Of
Appetite o. any disarrangem4nt of the Liver stomach
Bowels, and excellent for children in of Wsrms
| Teething. Read the following:
Mr.. r. 2. HIBBARD-Sir: I wish to inform you what
relief my child has received from your WILD CHERRY
BITrERs He. has been troubled with Worms these
three years. have tried several Worm Lozenges and
Worm Syrups and founG relief was recommended
to get bottle of your Bitters for my mother She gave
my child some, unknown me. The first 1 knew, he
threw worm from his stomach about the of darn
ing needle continued to give him the Bteis, and he
passed several more, making twelve. He very sick
at the tina, but is right smart again. think it
the best medicine ever used for worms. YouIs with
respect, SARAH JANE HARRISON,
81 anton Street. N. Y.
Prepared and sold by HIBBARD & OSBORNE, No. 50
Nassau Street, New. York.
For sale by JOHN Q. HILL, Sole Agent No. 22o Main
Street, Worcester, Mass. dIy mch11
z EFT THE PEOPLE READ THF FACTS.
"a N. U. LYON, General Agent for DAYISs IN.
FLAMMAT0RY EXTIRPAT0R, (for New Engllud and
the Canadas has Travelled during the last two years in
the New England States, and has cured Of the fol
lowing compl 4ins than any other person nov living Wis
TOOFHACHE, HEADACHE
SORE THROAT, SORE EYES,
OLD SORES, SORE CORNS,
DYSENTERY, DIARRHGA,
COSTIVENESS, FLATULENCY
BILIOUS OBolIC, SOUR Stomach
COUGHS COLDS, CROVP,
NEURALGTA, oHIbBIAINs, &c, &c.
Ia the city of Providence have cured than 1000
In Boston have cured more than 1000 cases in one
month.
In Springfield I cured more than 1900 cases in May,
1855
In B-atteboro', w. cured 500 cases in one week
In Worcester cured over eco cases in one week in
l854 and during the months Of September October
1885, in small towns, Mt the County and State Fairs,
cured more than 1000 Of the above complaints with
nothing but Davs's InAammatory Extirpator who can
back up statements like these U. LYON,
Fall
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FRANKLIN
PR IN T IN G. HO U Sc
Corner Of Franklin and Harley StS.,
b O STON.

The Franklin Printing House possesses unusual faci
lies for prompt execution of the finer descriptions of work
such Books, Certificates and Transfers of Stock, In
Policies, Bank Checks, of elegant designs
Circulars, Wedding, Address and Business Cards, &c.
Check Books on all the Boston Bankr constantly on
hand, or furnished to order.
Particular attention paid to Printing in Colors.
At the late Exhibition of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanic Association Medal and Diploma awarded
the Proprietor for the most elegant specimens of Fancy
and Job Printing In that particular department. he feels
assured his establishment cannot be surpassed.
Persons desiring any description of Printing invited
10 call SAM'L OHISM, Proprietor.
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Al tROUhD PLASI ER s-B00 tons Tor balo by
w LEE BPRAGuE co.
npl2 du AZ Main OF.
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LN0R SALE.-Hsvipg taken the agency of Marsh's
n PATENT OIL, now offer to the public the only
genuine article to be had in the city, shall keep at
times good supply hand direct and fresh from Marsh
Co., Boston, and at low prices IT is sold in any
other town city 1t considered quite safe and cheap
er than the common fluid gives better light and
does not consame as fast. would invite all those
who use fluid to give it trial As it is burnt in the
some lamps, there can be nothing lost by trial.
have the Agency alsn If the
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DEAL ESTATE BROKER.-OFFIoE
IA Corner of Myrtle and Southbridgests,
For sale, and payments liberal, fine COTTAGES and
modern built HOUSES, situated in all parts Of the city,
Also eligible BUILDING LOTS for sale cleap for cash
or for good credit. Money will be advanced in part
build, if desred.)
Farms IN the country will sold exchanged for Houses
OF HouseLots, in this city the reasonable terms
Persons ia the country who are wishing TO purchase
Heal Estate in this city, will find it for their interest to
eal at my Office. 10 diff Al. EATON.
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DEAL EsTATE BROKER.-The

DEAL ESTATE BROK ER.-The under
A& signed has taken Office at No. 80, Main street.
where he will be happy to meet any persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing building lots, FARMS those having Real
Estate which they wish to exchange for other property
Any person, DESTROYS of purchasing exchanging Real
Estate, will find for their own interest to call on me-
my office, between the hours Of 81 O'Clock A. M and 81
O'Clock p NJ.
NJ B.--Money will be furnished to purchasers who wis
10 build BENJAMIN WADsWORTH.
worcester, July 3 1880 div
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To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in the
premises:
FENHE Trustees of the State Reform School at Wesbor
ough desire inform the several Courts of the Com
monwealth taking cognizance of juvenile delinquency,
that the Reform School is occupied by larger
Der of boys than is fitted to provide for They therefore
request thst at present. be sent there. Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented to
the Trustees is to remand portion of the inmates to the
Houses of Correction, provided by law. To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given.
By ordeo oil the Trustees
THos. A. GREENE, sec'y.
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NJ ALLIaTON-Bur Identifying the complexion,
m y ior sale al GRO. r. spURIVe, 2ot Mah 1t,
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NEC ECKRON'S CELEBRAT
IA IN NJ E,hT'

NEC ECKRON'S G Ell e BR TED
IA LINN EMF,
EQUALLY GOOD FOR MAN OR BEAST!t
Has ;rumphed where al other remedies have failed to
have beneficial effect II is justly acknowledged to be
the greatest
EXTERNAL REMEDY
the known world, and its sale is unsurpassed in the
annals of medicine. Unlike many other popular medi-
cnes of the day. it is recommended by many prominent
members of the Medical FACULTY, their preuiices having
yielded to the many ndispuabe demonstrations of cures
it hes performed, where other remedies have failed
Hundreds of Certificates might be giUen,
showing the superiority Of this medicine all other ex
terna applications but TRIAL, is all that is re
qnhed to convince the most skepcal of its merits
Prepared by J. 5, h J E. sELDEN, Haddam, O., and
sold throughout the United States and Canadas.
General Agents-BURR & FOSTER No. | Cornhill
Boston.
For sale in Worcester, by NJ. B. GREEN co, ZIG
Main street. div fJ6
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GARDNER HICKEY & BROTHER,
80 MILK STREET, BOSTON,
Importers and Jobbers of
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
OF every description.
TRIMMINGS of all kinds. and every article known as
Small Wares. Also, Manufacturers
LADIES' HAIR CLOTH SKIRTS.
do. wHALEBoNE
do. CACTUS do.
do. MALTA do.
do SEAMLESS do.
Also, MATERIALS for every kind of Fashionable
Skirt for sale to the Trade the most favorable
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FAIRBANKS y BEARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
MIN ERAL &c SODA WATERS
ALE, POTTER, CIDER,
AND
BROWN STOUT.
Also, Agents for JOHN D. PARKS
NATIVE CATAWBA AND ISABELLA
WINES.
" Hotels supplied on the most reasonable terms IN
mch4l HowARD STREET. BosroE ldsms
va o N e Y Il o l. END.
GREAT PUBLIC RECOMMENDATIONS.
THE CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE OF THE CITY OF
BOSTON, 100 $ U ID Blu X Y STREET.
A. JENKINS.
Where Money will be Literally Advanc
In large or small amounts,
From one dollar 10 thousands
Upon deposit of Merchandise generally
Gold and Silver Plate, Watches,
Jewery, Diamonds, Guns,
Pistols, Clothing, and all
Articles Of Yulue.
The Public are invited 10 call as above,
where they will b. convinced
th9s more mony can be had
at less interest than anywhere else,
and thatnew and secondhand goods
can be bought and sold TO better
advantage than at any other place
In theeity Of Boston.
Az this Establishment will at all
Times be found large assortment OF
Watches Jewelry, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Musical Instruments, Cutlery
Articles for Personal and Family
Use, and other Thugs
ToonumerOus to mention.
Remember The place,
100 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON
ebl3 dkw3ms
VARNIStI.
barrels Extra Coat Varnish.
10 4" f" No. Furniture Narnsh
10 A" Black varnish.
10 Japan
Leather VArniah.
For Sale low by q. a. HAkklhIoN 90
hu31 DIST uf Oval
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Boston advertisements.
FAIRI3A NIX s.
"a CELEBRATED
81 s GA LES
b3Szzz.x OF every variety,
IA 81 KiIby Street, Boston.
i2ssses@sls sssss GREENLEAF s BROWN, Agents.

For sale in Worcester, by q. FOSTER CO.
9A full assortment of all kinds Of weighing appara
and store furniture for sale at low rates Railroad,
ay and Coal Scales set in any part Of the country
f2I deodiy
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Notices.

Also Old Machines repaired at short notice. in a neat
and substantial manner GEORGE F RICE,
GEORGE DRYDEN.
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May here learn why they become weak pale. and thin
eyes sunken and mstreess lose their youthful appear
ance, and manly vgor; why their cheek is bsnched ho
ow and pimped their hair falls Off and why they have
so little manly development Of limb and muscle aud Why
they pTematurely 60 into d cline and consumption
MIDDLE AGFD ANN OTD sFEN
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VARNIStI.
barrels Extra Coat varnish.
10 x No. ] Furniture Varnish
10 Black Varnish.
10 Japan
Leather varniah.
For sails low by o. A. HARRINTok a 90
Au81 distf nt lr
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NOP NOTICE.-The un-
~ dersgned, having purchased the stock and become
successors the business of Messrs RUGGLES N0URSE
MASON h CO., at Boston ard Worcester have this day
formed coparnershp for the purpose of carrying the
same under the firm of N0URSE, MASON, & CO., and
will occupy the places of business.
JOEL N0URSE,
PETER HARVEY,
SAMUEL DAVIS.
BOSTON AnriI ST 1914 d&wtf
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t-ssE5=Esss.zS1 FITCHBURG & WORCES-
sss5ssss.st TER RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 10th, Passenger Trains
will leave Fitchburg at 90 a. M 1910 and 545 p,
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at 80 and IL 90 M, and 400 I'm.
IVERS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
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SINGERsS SEWING MACHINES.-A
- persons who desire to obtain full reliable inor
nation respecting SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
their prices capabilities advantages Sizes improve
ments method of working of procuring them and
all other particuaI-can do so by applying Office,
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Who have abused their health and strength and wasted
their powers by too much mental physical labor and
become emaciated toering and unsteady in their trade
inhrm, unable to perform as they coud Appetite
digestion bad, food not assmaed by the nourshment
the body, win find
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HELION LIGHT.

For Houses, Han, Counting Rooms, &C. "a portable
self-generating Gas bamp,in various stylesvieding
the light Of more than fluid lamps for the expense Of
one Freed by its present proprieors from all objection
able odora light Of unriYalsed beauty, melownees ard
adaptation weak eyes, and perfectly safe its entire his
tory being without an accident
Light has come into the city, why will you longer sit
In darkness For sale at B. &. HUTCHINS0N'S Har-
ness Mandatory and Lyery Furnishing Store No. I72
Main.st,, Worcester mch3l d2m&w3m
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From the present Commissioner.
''AUeUsT II, 1S55.-puring the time have held the
office of Commissioner of Patents, R. H. Eddy Esq, of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
Of business with the Office, Solicitor He is thor
oughly acquainted with the law and the rules practice
of the Office. 1 regard him of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse CHAS. MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
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nISSOLUTION ofCOPARTNEBSH SHIP.
kbThe copartnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers at Boston and Worcester under the firm and
name of RUGGLES, N0uRsE, MASON, Il co is this
day dissolved, by mutual consent The of the firm
may be signed by either of its MEMBERS fol purposes
nected with-the liquidation of its affairs.
R:N,M, Co., feeling grateful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended them during long of
years beg most respectfully solicit continuance the
son, 4 Co.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29

BUCHANAN LIKELY TO BE RUINED
Ex-Gov. Bigler of Pennsylvania denies
that his recent election to the Senate of
the United States is Pierce triumph
He announces himself a "devoted and active
friend of Buchanan, and will sustain him
for the Presidency with all the energy and
intellect of which he is master.' Judg-
ing from the Ex-Governor's official action
during the Erie railroad riots, and also
from the intellect of his brother, "whom
some fortune, kind to him, but unfortu-
nate to u.s." located in California, it would
appear this election is not much of tri-
umph for Mr.. Buchanan after all.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
For the Nevada Journal.

ROUGH & READY, February 26, 1856.
Mr.. EDITOR Not having seen of late any
correspondence from this place in your jour
NAL, and not feeling disposed to have our alight
hid under bushel' have come to the con.
clusion to endeayor through this, to acquaint
you of matters and things in general, in this
vicinity.
In the first place mining is good, that is
for those who have water, but the scarcity o
that article (uow pervading in this vicinity,)
makes it very dull, causing many to realize
the force of the old adage "hope deferred mak>
eth the heart sick" However l hear many
are making good wages. though such ebie
Jumps" as those that astonished US q week OF
two since are not now forthcoming. BY the
by, have seen since commenced this letter
handsome specimen weighing ozs. and Sl2
taken from the claims of Duncan, Hart & Co.
on Squirrel creek.
On Tuesday night last, we celebrated the
anniversary of Washingtons birth day by a
complimentary ball to Mr.. James Wray, who
for some time back has been teaching the ladies
and gentlemen of Rough & Ready, to trip it
on the "light fantastic" in the most approved
AID graceful manner. The ball is acknowledged
by all to have exceeded in point of numbers
beauty, arrangement, convenience and music
any thing of the kind, we have ever before had
in Rough and Ready. The ball was held in
the lower hall of the Masonic building which
has just been finished for such purposes and o.
which we are deservedly proud. We think il
can compete with any similar room in the
county, and is large enough to accommodate
nine setts noticed among the visiters many
ladies and gentleman from Nevada, especially
the ladies' whose beauty almost exceeds that
of the ladies of this place. The supper was in
keeping with the balance of the affair and re
fleets much credit on Mr.. Walling.
We have in our place Lyceum, now in full
blast. Several public debates have taker
place, which have been well attended by ladie:
and gentlemen. The debaters evinced a re-
markable degree of talent; more so than W,
anticipated. Such institutions are an homo,
and benefit to any portion Of California, ant
should be more generally established.
our Representative. Mr.. v. G. Bell. ba
oeen with us some few days back, but to -da,
returned to his post. He has maintained il
sacramento the reputation he has, of being /;
sound practical man, and ready for reform a
all times. Yours, truly. III.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29

PHeNIxIANA; OR, SKETCHES AND Bur-
LEseuEs. By John Phoenix. New York;
Appleton and Cove have received
from Messrs Potter & Crittenden, of this
city, copy of this work. 1t contain:
nearly all Of the contributions of the au.
thor, Lieut.. Derby, to the various jour-
nails and the Pioneer Magazine of Cali.
fornia. Our readers have seen many OF
the productions which fll this book when
they first appeared in print; but they viii
bear re-perusal. The genuine wit and
humor which they contain will cause many
a man to cast to the shades "the blues
and for this especial reason We recommend
them to the public.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29

CHURcHEs.-There are six churches es-
tablished in Nevada, of the following de-
nominations Methodist North, Metho-
dist South, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Bap-
tist and Catholic. There will be Uni
versalist meetingheld in Temperance Hall
next Sunday evening, when lecture will
be delivered by Rev. A. C. Edmunds. II
sufficient interest in the subject is mani
tested, it is altogether probable that So
ciety will be formed and minister settled
over it.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29

TIE ORIGIN OF BENECIA.-A cores
pondent of the San Francisco Vide West
inquiries, "What is the origin of the name
of Benecia, and should the letter after the
n be an or an i?n The editor thinks
that "Benecia, as it is now called, was
named Tenicia, by the Spanish, after We
nice. The native Californians and Mex
leans, however, are in the habit of pro-
nouncing the letter as if it were identi-
cal in sound with the English B. Hence
it happened that in printing the word it
was commenced with B, and the Gus
tom became universal before any one saw
fit to correct it. There should be but
one e in the word as it is now written.''
This is one account of the origin of the
name of Bcnecia. There is another one
extant, however, the author of which is
j ohm Phoenix. He says:-"The history
of Benecia is singular. The origin of its
name as related by the oldest inhabitant
is remarkable. l put it right down in my
notebook as he spoke, and believe it re-
ligiously, every word. "Many years ago."
said that aged man, "this property was
owned by two gentlemen, one of whom,
from the extreme candor and ingenuousness
of his character, We will call Simple !; the
other being distinguished for practical jo-
king, l shall call him as in fact he was
familiarity termed in those days-Larkin.
While walking over these grounds in COM
rany, on one occasion, and being natur-
ally struck by its natural advantages, said
Simple to Larkin, why not make city
here. my boy have it surveyed into
squares, bring ships, build houses, make
it port of entry, establish depots, sell
lots, and knock the center out of Yerba
Buena straight. { Yerba Buena is now San
Francisco, reader. 'Ahp quoth Larkin,
, with pleasant grin diffusing itself over
his agreeable countenance, that would be
nice, hey;' Need we say that the plan
was adopted-carried out-proved sue
l cessful-and Larkin's memorable remark
"0e nice, hey" being adopted as the name
| OF the growing city, gradually became al
tered and yulgarised into its present form
!. Benicia! A curious history this, which
would have delighted Horne Took beyond
measure" The Vide West will please
make note of this and see that it has
:. made no mistakei
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29

AMENDMENTS TO THE REVENUE LAW
We have received a copy of a bill to pro
vide revenue for the support of the State
government, introduced by Mr.. Reynolds,
which contains many valuable improve
nents upon the law of last year. Its pro
visions are judicionsly framed, and es
pecially adapted to the collection of pol
and license taxes. Several points in the
present law, that have embarrassed the
Assessors and Tax collectors, are cleared
mp in practical and efficient Manner
We predict if this bill becomes a law. the
operation of some of its provisions will lif
Nevada county out of debt in one year
We recommend it to the favorable motto,
of our members of the Legislature.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29

y MINING IN SIERRA CouNTY.-We learn from
a gentleman of Forest city that the Monumen.
tai Company, on the north fork of Oregon
Creek, at Forest city, have struck the lead and
taken out about seven thousand dollars thus far
this winter. The I'm Gle Sam Company, lust
above the Monumental, have commenced an in
cline tunnel and abandoned their shaft. The
New World Company, on the south fork o.
Oregon Creek, are still running their tunnel
ahead. They are already in gravel that pros
poets well, but not quite so good as that gener.
ally found on the "blue lead" This COMPANY
are already about forty-fve feet lower, where
they are now drifting, than their tunnel. The
Dutch Company, below the New World, are
running their ma in tunnel ahead, with the in
tention of reaching the back lead which has
been found so rich by the Live Yankee Co.
A half share in this company recently sold fol
six thousand dollars. AT Smiths Flat, WEI
Ravine and Chipss, the miners are doing well
though they have not as yet been blessed with
a plenty Of water in any of those localities
At Monte Cristo, the same lead is found which
runs through the previous-mentioned localities
and claims in companies that are drifting il
pay dirt are worth from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29


MR. EDITOR II saw sometime ago an ad
vertisement in the New York Tribune for q
temperance lawyer to be nominated for Dis
trlct Attorney. 1t was stated that the Dis.
trict had been canvassed, and no lawyer had
peen found in it worthy of the confidence and
support OF the sober portion of the people Of
mat district. This is sweeping assertion
and, II true, we are better off than portion al
least OF the Empire State. In state that ba.
elevated so many officials that have BETRAYED
the interests Of the people, it is refreshing tc
know that in our county we have a Distric,
Attorney who will not be deferred from the
discharge of bis official duties. Mr.. SARGEs,
has proved himself in every way worthy the
confidence and support Of the people. His re-
cent efforts to punish all engaged in callings
forbidden by law meet with a warm response
from the people generally.
a SUBSCRIBER.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29
n.y. Mr. r r R,rnl. :.

Har Mr.. E. F. Brundage, in communica'
tion to the Alta California, upon the formation
ofqnartz leads, closes with the following Ian
guage
THAT electrical agency is employed in the
production and disposition of the metals and
their ores am well assured, and from the re-
suit OF some experiments which have recently
made, am persuaded that galvanism may be
employed to great advantage in mining opera
tions. Indeed, think the time not far distant
when revolution will take place in the system
Of mining in this country. believe galvanism
will be employed as the great agent in saving
the gold which now runs to waste and l am
fully convinced that there is no other means by
which all the gold can be separated from the
earth
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-29

CEMENT HILL.-The claims of Baker &
Co., on Cement Hill are doing exceedingly
well. One days washing last week pro
duced two hundred and four dollars and
sixty-three cents, the labor of three men
The Hawkeye company, at this place
we learn are doing well. A tunnel ha.
been run into the hill the depth of 500 #
The company have in their employ five
hands and average s25 day to each per
son, clear of all incidental expenses.