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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-07-01
a CARD
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION.

TNHE undersigned takes occasion to inform
= the numerous friends and patrons of the
Union Hotel that, having been unable to obtain
his price for the property according to his late
advertised intention TO sell, he has concluded IN
remain on hand, Of old, for their accommoda.
ton, and that of the public generally.
He will continue the management Of the house
upon the same liberal and accommodating prIn-
ciples which, az he fa:iers himself, have always
marked his career host during the last twelve
years, and which, it is his pride to believe, have
caused his establishment be distinguished rs
''the Peoples House." Grateful to his friends
for their favors in the past, he cheerfuly re-de-
votes himself to their service. and hopes TO re-
ceive and merit their continued support.
JOSEPH MORGAN
Leonard Town, Jan. II, ls59-if.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-07-01
CIGAR MANUFA TORY.


1gsHE undsrssgned snuounees 70 I've p,ssaic
III that he desi gns, on the isi Of April, %
open the house recently oceups-d By DIR. "A.
ri. Bean, IN Charlotte Hall. for the reception
OF permanent and transient boartsrs, aud So
ie'ts portion Of the publie patronage.
Ap 9-f THOS. MARTIN.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-07-01
Or. j. r. MORGAN,

HAVING located himself in the village oil
- Leonard Town, very respectfully itn-
ders his professional services 90 the public
generally. lie css he found =. IN times Al
his UncIe's. Jos. spaIding's. except when
absent on professional busiDess.
April 10, leSe-E
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-07-01
TO TOBACCO PLANTERSi
KETTLEWELL'S
Manipulated GuanO
Prcred BIZ experieace 70 be The best FsrtM
-er kaoscR for the gTosrtk and iH-
PTvrcmeaf of giGalsty 4 the To.
bacco Plant.


THIS GUANO has been thoroughly tested
= fnr several seasons on ail crops, with uni.
versal success, and can be no longer regarded
Is AL experiment.
No. l-i'''! best F PS".oS..;e. eu.no.
No . Ia and 2-3-antmasely integraied by
machinery.
We challenge Peruvian Guane. pound 20
pound, on first crop, and IN second crop and i'm.
provemeni of soil IL admits Of TO comparison
For Tobacco II is greatly superior, producing n
much heavier and richer leaf.
a. G. g. Kxv.
81. Mare, R,Erne,.: GEOneE q. MoasAS,
HExRy SoTHoRox.
.aonigomery Cosaty.
n. c. Dickersnn, Esq, says s'my Tobacco 10
very Ipsrior Io what have raised with Peru
Wan, and its effect upon grass exceeds any thing
ever saw or used"
FIN. Griffith of same county, ,estifes an fol-
lows
Near Laysonsrille, Jam. sod, 1858.
JSo. KErrLEwELl. Esq:
NJ dear Sir:-I: affords me pleasure TO inform
you of the result from the use Of kettiewegl =
Manipulated Guano, oh my corn, oats, tobacco
and wheat crops. i Used 70 last Spring on my
corn and oats, side by side with A No. Peru
Wan Guano, and saw but little difference if ANY
should decide IN favor Of the Manipulated Qua
no. For tobacco I much prefer it, rs it gives
the plant a much finer texture, which D., OF
course, of great advantage TO lite curing. From
the satisfactory results | experienced on my
Srnng crops, ] ordered I tons last Fall tor my
wheat, which at this time looks equally az pro-
missing as any OF my neighbors where Peruvian
Guano has been used. Several of my neighbors
also have tried it and are very much pleased with
its results.
With the highest consideration Of respect,
am very truly yours, &C.,
r. NJ. GRIFFITH.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-07-01

Our sgents in Petersburg, Virginia, a large
Tobacco district refers to il as follows:
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-07-01

n. c. Dickerson, Esq, says .'my Tobacco ID
very Ipsrior Io what have raised with Peru
Wan, and its effect upon erase exceeds any thing
ever saw or used.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-10-20

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". a.. tayee K Son,

General Agents, and Eta
Eg.atc gfok,.s.
No. % hdiison w., M,mpsis, r,.s,
NEGROES, Real Estate. Mctchnsn
~ Furniture. Land scrip. s,oek q 1
kinds, Renting and Leasing Ptc,er,
storage lul cunsrnmcnis collected.
tV This "a our eleventh year 10 Mr
phi', and nov permanently Located, v
astifr ourselves tina, We will receive !
lthful shate o. patronage. nlss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-10

DAILY PAPER.--FoUR DOLLARS year, payable al.
ways IN ADVANCE. Au subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration of the term paid for
WEEyLE PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for SIX
months and 90 for three months II paid strictyn
dvance, Sis CTS. year; single copies cents each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-10

II NJ M N
We have laid on our counters today few pieces Of
French Prints which just the think wanted for trim
ming They in Chintx oolors hnc cloths ana not ex
pensys Also, few pieces Cotton andsWool DeLainca,
suitable for Trimmings, very handsome.
ap27 dtf BRYANT 4 SHELDON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-10

The subscribers would again announce the people Of
Worcester and Worcester County that they are ready
with the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-10

GELECT SCHOOL FOR MIssEs.-Miss
~ BiGsL0W will open School for Misses in Briuley
Row, No. 1888 Main street, up stairs, on the SECOND
MONDAY Of May next, Applications may be lett MIR.
Bigelow's, 10 Park street, ana Gil cuars Obtained
apo d3wf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-10
GemtEenen's Garments,

OF all descriptions. and prepared to furnish
their goods at lower prices than have ruled during
the past season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-10
q JILsO TEN.I
sH " 4 w n e. ZIP 3
- MANUFACTURED BY -
ID R E IS Err a. LSON,
Worcester, Mass.

-
1t being fact that enths OF the advertisements
printed are known be richly inflated with bombast and
egosm deem it sufficient to state that these traps
will cath nmals TO the satisfaction Of any person who
has courage enough to buy one
When Nr. Rat finds OF these TRAPS set over his
hole there being bait to tell Of dsneer he generally
sees timstf caught in it represented the above
They are adapted to catching all kinds Of animals from
mouse to bear and the public are respectfully invited
to Try them if they desire to
For sale wholesale and retail, by
G. FOSTER Il CO,
apo diff Worcester. Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-10
L N II A L A lon :.
DIR. C. HOWARD MARSHALL,
CATARRH.
LU.vG, .qgVD BLOOD
Ply SECTAN,
OF New York cay,

By Inhalation, and his other now Roma
sdies known only to himself is performing miracles By
curing the most ncurabe Diseases for he has succeede
in obtaining that skin for which the whole medical world
has hitherto sought in vain that being able prescribe
certain cure for catsrrh and Consumption.
Under his new, Direct and common sense practice
those loathsome and terrible seAsss are now percty
durable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-10
Price Two cents
NOTICES.


r. sn 0ss are g. Probate Office, May l. 1855
40 a., persons interested in the Estate WILLIAM J.
DAfANFOKT, late Of Boylslon, deceased,
XoU are cited to appear at Court Of Probate fo he
n holden at Clinton, on the eighteenth dav n wav
70 snow cause why administration Of The Fstsfa
Sawyer, Of Wess Boyiston = S9' p
my4 dlra&2M+ oHAs. G. PRENTIss. Rec.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28

New BRICK BUILDINGS. We learn
that brick building will be erected at
the junction of Main and Washington
streets Messrs. Jacobs & Kent occupy
the lot for the present. Also that
block will be built running from
the store of Geo. Keeney to that oc-
cupied by G. W. Young, on Commercial
street. Thos. Marsh will erect a brick
above Espenscheid & Goes on Com
mercial. Frank Shellhorn contem-
plates building brick on the space be-
tween Kelsey's and Tallman & Tur-
ner's on Commercial. We learn that
DIR. Knox also contemplates building
brick buildings on the ground owned by
the heirs of Beard, and on the sites of
his own buildings above on Broad street.
Efforts are being made to secure the
erection of brick building in front of
our office on Main street, extending from
the store of Drs. Lark & Hunt, down
toward the bridge as far as possible
These are all very desirable improve
mentS.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28

LEES NATIONAL Circus & HIPPC-
DRoME-gave one of their popular ex-
hibitions on Wednesday night. The
canvass was literally crammed with an
audience. The performance was of the
first order and appeared to give general
satisfaction. Lee is most gratefully re-
membered by the citizens of Nevada
and long will be, as well for his munif-
cence on former occasions, as the excel
lence of his exhibitions.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28
A Computation. Look atIt!!!

In the recent fire about two hundre d
buildings were destroyed or damaged.
We suppose that few, if any of the occu-
pants of these buildings obtained water
for use from any other source than the
water companies. The price per week
to each house we will put at one dollar.
Some pay moe. Two hundred multi
Piled by fifty, two, the yearly water bill,
gives us ten thousand four hundred dol
lars per year paid out for water-a sum
sufficient to pay the interest on the ex-
pense of a substantial system of water
works that would not only furnish an
abundance ofwater for daily use, but for
fires also. Is there one among all the
owners or occupants Of the buildings re-
Gently destroyed but would willingly
pay tifty-two dollars year for protec-
ton, and have his daily supply thrown
In Is there not one hundred property
holders in the town who would gladly
pay one-hundred dollars each annually
for protection? How many more houses
left standing are there that would will
llngly come into an arrangement to paw
a protective company, say, ffty-two
dollars a year? And how many are
there who will throw their money away
and suffer for their want of polite man.
agement
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28

WHAT'S THE MATTER 1--WE have re-
ceived a note from several indignant
gentlemen at North San Juan, COM
planning that the JOURNAL does not
come to them in proper time, or not at
all. The JOURNAL is sent in a bundle
directed to the Post Master at North
San Juan. The fault does not lie at
our door, and we are assured by the
Postmaster here that everything is done
properly and promptly at this end of the
route. Who is to blame
Some of our Grass Valley subscribers
complain in like manner.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28
Ordinance No. 2.
Ordinance No. 8.
An Ordinance to better Protect the City frol


An Ordinance to better Protect the City from
Fire.
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do orIain Is
follows:
Sec l. 1t shall be unlawful for any Chinese, male or
female to reside within the incorporate limits city
OF Nevada or occupy any House therein for any purpose
whatever.
Sec Residence or occupation used in this Ordi-
nance shall be construed to mean any occupation for a
period longer than twenty-fou hours.
Sec. B. Any Chinese found residing in or anywise
occupying any building within said City limit in viola
ton of this Ordinance shall be fined Ten Dollars or
prisoned five days for the first offence Fifty Dollars
or Twenty five days imprisonment each subsequent
offence Passed May 25th, 1858.
II. II FLAGG, Prest.
A II. HANSON, Clerk my2a-Im
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28
- While sitting in the door of o,

~ While sitting in the door of our
house on Sunday morning last, and over
looking the town, we saw the roofs
cleaning in the sun, and somehow the
thought crept in that another harvest
was ripening for the fiery destroyer
We resolved to pen one more article on
protection, to be put in our next paper.
We recollect we deemed it useless la
Dor, but still it was best to be DONE
The events which soon followed have
changed the style of our discourse we
had blocked out, but our theory has
been practically exemplifed, which is
perhaps better in long run for the
town. Our citizens are now WARMED
UP to the subject we have been preach
ing upon for 10, these many years.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28

CoRRECTIoN.-In our Extra of Mon
day last, credit was given to Marsha
Iompkins and others for preserving the
Court House from the flames. 1t was
an error, arising from a misunderstood
ms' The Marshal took the earliest op-
portunlty to correct the statement him
sell not wishing to claim a credit that
did not belong to him. Our outside will
show that the Marshal's name is dropp-
ed and several of our prominent c;t;.
zens" substituted. The fact is. nm on
quiry after the confusion was over, that
the Court House was not on fire at all
Whatever of merit may be due the
prominent citizens" is for taking the
proper precautions for the security of
the county property.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28
THE FIRE.

Inc want OF organized action was
most disastrously seen on Sunday last.
Had any considerable associated effort
been made the first half hour after the
hre broke out, it is conceded by men
used to witness fires and competent to
Judge, we would not have to mourn the
loss of the town. The progress of the
flames was so tardy that few imagined
the fire would cross Pine street al all
For one, we were on the ground early
and never entertained the idea for n
moment that any great amount of prop
erty would be destroyed, till we saw the
almost perfect nOnchdltnce of the crowd
IN the streets. There were plenty of
buckets to be had for the picking up,
and an abundance of water back of the
Hotel de Paris to have extinguished the
fire in few minutes after we arrived
upon the ground could score or two of
men been found to work Systematically
=
together. There was no order or dis
cipline. Every man who did work did
so on his own hook, and those who didn't
were in the way of those who were
trying to render service. Had the ef-
forts put forth on the New York Hotel
by Ed. Wheaton, Sargent and others,
been expended earlier on the first build
ings on fire, the destruction of property
would have counted nothing. But those
who were of the right stripe to fight a
fire did not find each other soon enough
to make the labor of putting out the fire
commensurate with their numbers and
strength. More workers acting in con-
cert, would, we think, at almost any
stage CT the fire succeeded in checking
the destruction of property.
The result of the events of Sunday
last, we submit, ought to teach every
citizen who pretends to think for him
self, that an engine, and hook and lad
der company are essential to the well
being of the town. Water works on
substantial scale are just the thing we
want, but two hundred thousand dollars
loss has made us poor again, and to at
tempt to persuade the people to under
lie the city with capacious water pipes
would be barren job, we feel, Judging
by our efforts to that end in the past.
Therefore we go in for organized fire
companies for the present, and the con-
struction of cisterns at eligible points.
We shall probably be met with the
allusion to docking the stable after the
horse is stolen," in the advocacy of fire
companies at this time. But it is bet er
to take time by the forelock, and, while
the memory Of recent events is fresh,
endeavor to make lasting impression
Besides, knowledge or an assurance
that property will be protected hereaf-
ter will give citizens the heart to re-
build. They need, under so many dis
asters, encouragement. Let them have
it.
A body of men has been found in or
midst patriotic enough to form them
selves into company to ''strut en- mill
taire." Cannot an equal number be
discovered with patriotism cozing from
their fingers ends to get hold of the
brake, the hose, hooks and ladders, in
stead of swords, muskets, cartridge
boxes and.bayonets?
For one, we now express publicly,
what we have done repeatedly to citi-
zens more privately in the past. We
are ready to jump in and run wild der
masheen" at the tap of a bell.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28
Notice.

Notice.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada, -
- Notice is hereby given to all persous interested in
the Estate of p. J. ESPENSCHEID. deceased, TO be
and appear before Probate Court county
Special term thereof to be holden the Court House
in the city of Nevada. SATURDAY the Goth day of
June A. u. 1853, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day, and show why the petition OF w. r. Coe, j.
C. Birdseye and W W Gates, Executors of the last
will and testament of sail deceased) praying for the
sa of the Real Estate of the said deceased therein de-
seriDed should be granted and the be sold in
accordance Herewith preparatory to settling up of
the same.
BY order of the Court,
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
may2S-4w BY John S. Lambert. Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28

To CRY SUBsCIBERs.-Tho of our
city subscribers who fail to receive the
Journal this week by carrier can sup
ply themselves by calling at the office,
on Main street. The same will confer
favor by informing us of their where
abouts, that we may serve them better
hereafter
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28

To ADVERTISERS have altered
a portion of the advertisements in to-
days paper to suit circumstances. The
remainder will be arranged as required
hereafter.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28
Card of Thanks,

take this occasion to tender my heartfelt acknowL
edgments to Messrs. David Patterson, Ed Hoyt Mark
d. Leonard, d. Titrington, John Carpenter James
Stratton, John Sneath J. L. Williams Mr. Stone Mr.
Warden and w. Hammond and Others for timely SER
vice rendered me in the hour of danger.
Aso-To Messrs. Weiss & Stone for the use of their
teams in taking my Stock of Drugs place of safety.
Nevada, May 2s-lw IF. SPENCE
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28

CREDIT To WHOM 1T is DUE.-To the
appeals of Mrs John A. Lancaster, we
learn, is the town indebted for saving
the bridges at the foot of Broad and
Main streets.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28
Dissolution of Copartnership.

TNHE undersigned have this day purchased the entire
interest of Mr. p H. Kramer in the late firm of J. f.
Purdv Coz the same havingths day been dissolved by
mutual consent All claims AMI demands whatever at
either San Fralc's'o or ,arramento against said
J. f. Purdy Co. will be settled by said p. H. Kramer
All persons indebted to said firm hereby requC led
to make immediate payment of their accounts
PURDY & UPSON.
Woolsey's Flat, May TO- 1858. may2S3w
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28
Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
| NJ II. Funston, w. S. McRoberts and II. B. Thomp-
Nevada city and county is this day dissolved by
mutual cOusent.
The accounts and demands due to SAID late firm are
placed n the hands of A A SARGENT, Attorney, for
collection All persons indebted to said firm will save
costs by making immediate payment.
NJ II. FUNSTON.
w. S McROBERTS,
Nevada. May 26-3w II. B. THOMPSON.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28
Business Directory.

ioo"'ioH VI polooAo o"iH0o o"' AAi" "
found useful.
Blaze & Brennan, will be found next
door below Hamilton & Coye.
Chas. Kemler, Nevada Bakery, next
below Blaze's.
Jas. Colley, at his old site.
George Lewis, Bank saloon, brick
next above Journal office.
Langton & Co., and Telegraph office,
with DR.. Bailey.
Birdseye & Co., in the new building
at the old stand.
Wells, Fargo & Co, same place.
E. F. Spence, druggist, may be found
at DR.. Bailey's.
Schotte, is at his chimney back of
Birdseye & Co.'S new building.
S. Mayors, boots and shoes, opposite
B. Gatzert, Commercial street.
Jacobs & Kent, market, temporary
house at the old site.
Palmer & Perry, sash factory, at the
old spot
Geo. Church, wagon maker, on the
ground.
II. & NJ. Hirschman, cigars, at the
old stand.
John Hirst, baker, old stand, below
Keeney's on Commercial street.
Grohs & Co., Central Market, at the
old spot.
j. w. Downing, tailor, old stand.
T. Davis, Burton Ale House, old site,
Commercial street.
Thos. Marsh, on the ground.
P. Drunzer, barber, next below Lach-
mans hardware store.
Union Vegetable Store, below B.
Gatzert.
George Loring, jeweller, may be found
at G. w. Young's.
Drs Cleburne, Kitridge & Gautier,
may be found at the drug store of Geo,
Milsing, German Hall, next above B.
Gatzert.
J. Jacobs, peddlar, next below Jour
nal office.
A. Mandich, fruits, Pine street, next
to Dreifus.
Lockridge & Achar, fruit, old place,
on Commercial street.
A. Block & Co, next door to Post
office, Broad street.
Meyer & Hyppolite, BARRIERS, old site.
S. Rothschild, cigars, same place,
with NJ. & H. above.
Beer Kasper, st. Louis House, old
site, Pine street.
w. Drcifuss, u. S. Bakery, next below
Kidd & Knox's brick, on Pine street.
Calvin & Greisel, saddlers, &C., Louis
Celarie, jeweller, and II. Horwitz, ped
lar, with A. Peyser, in Kidd & Knox's
brick.
Herzinger, boots and shoes, with Sol
Kohlman, in Kidd & Knox's brick.
John A. Lancaster, Union Stables,
Spring street, below National Exchange
J. H. Helm, livery, adjoining.
Cashin & Cclley, butchers, next to L.
E. Beans & Co., on Broad street.
Peoples Restaurant, adjoining A.
Oser.
City Brewery, old stand, opposite the
Post office.
H. Cady, barber, Tom. Holmes SEN
ate Saloon.
S. w. McAbee. crockery and glass
ware, with Block & Co.
S. W. Crush, Monumental Hotel, in
Democrat building, Broad street.
Montanaro & Felt, Montanaro Res
taurant, old site, Broad street.
Isoard, liquors, above Wall & Co.
F. A. Shellhorn, brewery, head of
Main street.
L. Samuels, old site, Broad street.
Grove & Wymore, market, at the old
stand Broad street
l. N. Hays, liquor saloon, below
Meyer & Co, Broad street.
A. Mau, Golden Gate, cellar of old
stand.
Mons. Chauvel, Hotel de Paris, on
the ground.
d. Ashmore, Arcade saloon, rebuild
ing.
p Manetta, Miners Saloon, rebuild
ing on old site.
Jas. Monroe, butcher, ready for GUS
toners, old place Broad street.
J. NJ. Levey, daguerrean, gone after
something imperishable up Deer Greek.
A. w. Riley, sloshing about
John Anderson, dispenses justice over
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2sth, 1858.
Country Subscribers and Patrons

Owing us will render an important SER
vice by paying up their little bills at
this juncture. We intend to be as len
lent as possible on the stricken city, and
will have to be more importunate to out
siders in consequence.
The Nevada journal., 1858-05-28
Additional Losses and Corrections.

A. Leibert, Daguerrean Room, $1,000
Vegetable Store, 700
F. W. May & Co. 1000
E. F. Spence, Drugs, 400
81. B. Hosmer, building, 500
A W. Riley, building, 400
w. d. McCloud, S houses, 1000
Henry Cohn, dwelling, 500
Henry Hycr, 2 buildings. 1000
j. Jeffreys, house, fume, &c. 1900
S. w. Green, furniture and goods, 600