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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-23
s'Hymns of the Ages"

The following hymn is from a work of tn
above name. How endearingly does Chris
call after the wandering sheep:
Come. wandering sheep, O come.
III bind thee to my breast;
III bear thee to thy home
And lay thee down to rest
l saw thee stray forlorn,
And heard thee family cry,
And on the tree of scorn
For thee deigned to die
What greater proof could l
Glve-than to seek the tomb
Come. wandering sheep. o come
shield thee from alarms.
And wilt thou not be blest:
bear thee in my arms,
Thou, Dear me in thy breast,
o, this is ove-come, rest
This is blissful doom,
Come. wandering sheep, O come.
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Selefted 2oetru.
A Marriage Song.

"A -WUIIIUSC 'SOHSs
saw two clouds at morning
Tinged by the rising sun:
And in the dawn they foated on,
And mingled into one:
thought the morning cloud was blest,
1t moved so sweetly to the West.
saw two Summer currents
Flow smoothly to their meeting.
And join their course with silent force,
III peace each other greeting;
Calm was their course through banks of green
While dimpling eddics played between.
Such be your gentle motion,
Till lfe's last pulse shall beat;
Like Summer beam and Summers stream,
Float on in joy to meet
A calmer sea. where storms shall cease
A purer sky, where all is peace.
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Another Northern Refugee.

Another instance of intolerance has been
brought to our notice. A young man named
George b. Eddy, pianoforte tuner. was sent
out to Augusta, Ca, by one Of our largest
houses in the trade, at the request of their
agent in that city. Mr.. Eddy reached Au-
gusta on the 10th of October, and entered
the employ of good Southerner. At one
of the houses which he visited, he entered in
to conversation with two ladies, who appear
ed to have been instiga,ed by some one to
draw the young man out.
He expressed his preference for the Bell
and Everett party, but SAID nothing to war
rant the hard usage which he subsequently,
received. His replies to the interrogatories
by the ladies were, however, either falsely re-
ported to the editor of the Independent
South, tire-eating newspaper printed in
Waynesboro, Ga, or were maliciously con-
strued by him into bold and defiant attack
upon the South and her institutions. An ar
ucle- being tissue of falsehoods, with
scarcely statement of truth therein-ap.
peared in the issue of that paper of Nov. I
which excited the public against Mr. Eddy
who received the following abrupt and com.
pulsory note:
AUGUSTA, Nov. s, 1860.
Mr.. EDDY:
You are ordered to leave the city immedi
ately for expressing abolition sentiments in
Burke county. Notice the Independent
South published in Waynesboro where you
will see the charge brought against you.
(Signed) MANY CITIZENS.
MIR. Eddy left Augusta on the Sth inst, b!
a circuitous route, in order to avoid any at
tentions which might be paid to him. and ar
rived in this city on Tuesday morning g.-Bos
ton Journal
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Terms.-One copy per annum, also
1fnot paid within the year. $500
Terms of Advertising. For one square
lof ID lines this size type) three insertions, 81.
Each additional insertion. ID cents a square. a
liberal discount to those who advertise by the
year. Cards of 3 lines in Business Directory, 50
year. Liberations, Estrays, Notices to Lcgis-
lature, 81 each in advance
S. NJ. PETTENGILL & Co., ll9 Nassau ST.. New
York. and State st. Boston, and S. K. NILES, |
Scollay's Building, Court st. Boston, are our au-
thorized Agents
Job Printing of all kinds done neatly and at
living prices. All kinds of Papers and Cards
kept constantly on hand
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COERCING HENs.-A lady correspondent
of the Mobile Adre,tiser, writing from Kan
sas. relates the following eggstraordinary
proceeding:
After breakfast, was surprised to see my
landady 60 out. and, catching her hens, tie
each oLe's legs together, and throw them up
on the ground, with, "there. be good"
"What die you do that for ?" asked.
"To make EN- lay," she answered.
Make 'em lay, will that do it?" inquir-
ed.
"La, yes" she said, didn't you ever hearn
tell of that before?"
| confessed that had not. In an hour
she went out again, and picking up the hens,
sure enough, some had laid, those she let 20
and they ran off, not even cackling their gra-
titude. But the hens which seemed disposed
to be contrary, she struck on the back, say.
ins-"ioud better lay-youd better lay, for
You won't go until you do," and in little
while they. too, had recompensed their mis-
tress for feeding them so bountifully. She
says she does SO every morning, and the hens
know we'll enough tha. 'they have got to
law"
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THE CALEDONIAN.

S1.1OHNObIh1,V VT.
&. NJ. STONE q Co. Publishers
OFFICE, next door north of Court House.
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that'll give you great Joy, mother

thatn give you great joy, mother
Poor old man! He was internally con-
graduating himself on the tact and discretion
with which he had approached the subject :
but he could not keep tone of triumphant
gladness out of his voice, and he was not as
tute enough for woman's quick intuitions.
John, said she, turning round and looking
him full in the face-a look that fairly stag
gered g him-'have you heard anything about
ReubenP
w all, yes, it did consarn him He
broke down here. Reuben, come in and let
your mother see for herself
Mother
She gave one long, greedy look as his
shadow fell over the threshold. She com.
pretended it all in that glance, and stretched
out her arms as she rushed forward, but they
only clutched at the air, for before she could
gather him to her heart she fell to the floor.
Her son that was dead was alive again, but
the mothers joy was more than her heart
could bear. But the color soon came to the
faded cheeks. and at eventide on that happy
day was heard in good Deacon Palmers
house the voice of praise and Thanksgiving
10 Him who in His wisdom 'taketh away
but in mercy 'restoreth again.
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Coo e. ~ Geo. w. CAHOON,
ATT0RNEYS 4 COUNSELLORS AT Law
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERl,
,,,, xnrJRE INSURANCE AGENTS, LYNDON. Vt.
They will attend Courts in Caledonia orleans
and F. ssex Counties.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE al a Writ of Execution 10 me d.
- rec;ed aud issued out of the District Court Of
the 18th Judicial District 10 ami Cor Nevada enun-
~. state Of california, on Judgment rendered in
said Court on the 23th day of December, u. 1889.
In favor az the Eureka Lake Company and George
r. Rockford and against A. G. Fortin. r. Surtin.
Eugeuie K. lamorie and G Rqsieo, for the sum Of
Two Hundred and Fity Dollars, Debt with inter
est on said sum of $3.50, from the said 2ith day Of
December 1889 at the rate Of Ten per cent per an
until paid: together With al costs Of suit.
have levied upon tie following described property
20 wit -
All the right title and interest OF the within nam
ea Defendants of in and TO certain set OF
Claims and Mining ground ocaied between the
North and south foris Of Humbug Greek Bloom
field Township Nevada County state of California.
Said Claims are snewn the vassap Cialfcs con
sistiag Of about Two hundred Feet Front on the
Greek and SIX hundred Feet WIae IN the hack and
running TO the Of the ridge t,getne, W;te all
tools and appurieuances theueunte belonging or in
any wise apper.ainiug
4I.So-x certain Ditch. situated In bloomfield
Township on the east side Of iiumbug Greek and
known TIE ulsin Ditch, taking water from Hum
bug Creek about one mills above the town Of Bloom.
field and RAINING g. Nassaw Hill
Notice t. hereby given that will expose TO Pub
lc sale. all the above described Property. to ths
hghes, bidder for Cash iu front Of the Court House
Door In Nevada CITY, on Tuesday. the 18th dav OF
February A. H. lSbO., between the hours of . o'clk
A II. aud O'Clock 2. n.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January
4. b. 1859
J.B. VAN HAGAN. sheriff, Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
SUMMONS,

County Of Nevada. - :. c. RrcHkRDooS
Township OF Grass Valley Justice Of the Peace
THE People OF the State Of California To T. j. Nc
L WORTHY and b. 4 HARRIS. GREETING -
You are herebysummoned to sppear before me.
s. c. Richardson. j. r. In and for snid County At my
Ohice. in said Township, on Tuesday thsl1,h day
of April, A. D., 1850, Al 10 O'clock. A. a.. 20 ans
to the complaint Of THO's S LEVY who de
mands Of you thesnm of One Hundred and sixty
seven dollars aud Twelve eents a. per copy Of com
plant now on file in my sffics when Judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount togeth-
with costs and damages If you fail to appear and
answer.
Given under ny hand, this 18th day Of January.
A. u. 1900 S. c. RICHARDSON Up
It having been satisfactorily shown to me by an :
davit Of Plaintiffs that the said defendants are ab
sent from this State, It is ordered that the above
summons BE- published in the Nevada National for
three months previous to the 18th Of april 1860.
25-3m S. C. RICHARDSON. Up
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
Mining Claims at Auction.

There will be sold, at Public Auction on Tues
day. the 18th day VI February next. between q and
O'Clock, 7. NJ. a, thv Snow Quartz Ledge. Tea
ming Company, issued to Martin Hurbar in Certif.
icate No. 10, dated Nov End A. d. Is59:-And al
so Two and Five Eighth Shares Certificate No. 6.
dated NOV. 70, 1859, issued {" John Hodgdon Jr as
site to discharge their arf-mra on the asse.s
mcnts that have been levied, { the former being
2sl Dollars, and the latter siss paw for this
advertisement and all other exp<nces attending the
and the Bylaws Of the Company
Grass Valley, January 20, 1880. .SN
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
SI-NVO<C
County o. Nevada o..
Lur.Ln In.n.l-.r Ll.f... u n l...--..-. L

a.i. e California. Justice. Court.
COUNTY o. Nevada -.
Eur.ka Iovnship. R,fore " v. carerfon Up
II. ". Moore vs. d. Nallandingham
The feolls u the state Of California 10 D. ynila.-
finzhAm---Nou ars hereby sunmouel 10 appear be-
fore the Hnerignsd Justice nf the lence Al his Of
tcs on boaro'n Fiat. IN said Township on wedns.
dav. the 9Th aay 81 February. ~. Isso stf2 o..
clock ~. io answer 70 the complaint OF II. ". Meor.
Who demands Of Fou the at uua Hundred and
1hiriv-tvs l'rllars principal ard tho -uu Of Ons
Hundf-f and NINETY four Dollars and Fo-tv Cent. in
,.resi sl-gsl to be due him ynu a. per note on
Gle 10 this einec.
Tn failure % 70 appear snd answer. Judgment will
ss rendered sgaHs; yoa for the ,ai sun of ss.s -
ard Costs ~ suit
Civsu vnler my hand this 18th day of October. 4
D. is5a. W. IS. CArERrON, JP
AmiaTii heinr 1lel hv the Plaintiff IN III. wi'hin
cause. that due diligence hns heeu exercised to pro.
aurr service on the within defendant. and further
crers thai he hiss goot reascn 20 believe that the
above named defenani has left The state AMI II has
bern of'erel hy me that publication be made in tho
Nevada Nsiiantl = weekly newspaper Published in
6ras. Valley. ia tho tnnntv n nevada state Of rsl
if"raia onee week for the period OF three months
sssn tt- 'lais of hfsi publication.
ls-sE w. CArERTON. J. P.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
$10O,

IVANTEn, in Gold Dust, weekly 500. opO, for
W which the highest price will be psd-Gold
Dust sent To the Mint without charge except for Ex
pressage. Advances made At all times dust sent
TO the Mint have also Melting Furnaces aud will
melt gold into bars for parties desirIngit.
DRAFTS on THE ATLANTIC STATES,
RorHcHCHILDS' DRAFTS on EUROPE
CHECKS at par on SACRAMENTO &sANFRANcIsco
Special and General Dsposites received as usual.
Collections and Banking Business promptly attend.
ed to-
residence Of eight years in Grass Valley trust
has made me sufficiently well knowl. not 10 need
further eulargement.-Ofiee at the Old stand, one
door below the Exchange.
A. DEi.ANO.
Grass Valley, January IL, 1852. ss-u
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

LAseuAoEs.-It has been estimated that
there are not less than $50 different Ian
guages spoken on the globe, and not less
than 5000 different dialects. Il is supposed
that even this number viii be materially in
creased by discoveries yet to be made in
the interior OF Africa and Australia.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Township of Grass Valley, County Of
Nevada

BY virtue Of an Execution to me delivered ana
issued from the court of +. W Haywood. Esq an
acting Justice Of the Peace in and Tor said county
dated January llth. a D. 1890 10 satisfy judy.
ment rendered before ". b. Clapp Esq. on the
i7th day Of August A. n. 1889. in faver OF wm.
Bennett and against James H. Neal. for the SUM
Of One Hundred and Thiriy-two noarS and seventy
Five Cents. nebt. Interest. Damages aud Costs ur
Suit have taken in Execution ani will sell 70 the
highest bidder, for Cash, in front OF :. C. Richard
son oAce, the following described property TO wit .
House and Lot, situated ON Pike Flat. near Mr
Consway's Dwelling House. and formerly owned and
occupied by Jas II. Neal, SATURDAY. the 18th day
Of February A. D. 1860. between the hours Of . elk
4. n. and O'Clock, 7. NJ Taken the property q;
aecrung costs.
27-St c. c. TOWNSEND. Constable
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

ss- A rich quartz discovery has recently
been made near Green Horn Greek. The
rock grows richer as they go down. 1t is
Is feet in depth; according to the Nevada
Democrat one sack full OF decomposed lock
netted 81 500. Extension claims have been
taken up each way. much farther. no doubt
than the vein will be traced for the next two
years.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
NOTICE.

Having sold my right title and interest in and to
the Warren Company situated on Badger Hill, Pikt
Flat. hereby give notice that will not be rospou-
sbe for any debts incurred by said Company afier
this date.
All persons holding claims against the Warren
Company will present the same to the present Cos-
psny for payment. JOHN 2. FAUL.
Grass valley, Jan 20. 1850. 215t
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE or A WRIT or EXECUTION to me al
ID rccied, issued out Of the County Court Of Ne
vada County. state OF California. Judgment ren
iered in said Court on the ith day OF November A
y. 1859 in favor Of GgoEGg T. u4ITpN and against
Jo-grH RICHARDS (by Confesson for the sum of Eirh,
Hundred aud Five Dollars and Nin.ly Cents With
interest on the said Of ss05 90 from the sth
daY of November. A. D. 1859 at ths rate Of Ten per
cent. per nnnum, until paid,
Together with all costs Of suit hav. levied up-
on tue following described property, TO wit -
All the right title and Interest Of the above named
Defendant. Joseph Richards Of in and to certain
Quartz Mill and Quartz Leads in Grass Valley Town
ship. County of Nevada aud State OF California
knsNn a the Helveta and Lafayette Gold Mining
CompHuy's Quartz Mil and Leads also Dtfendant's
interest In and To all the machinery and appurte.
nsnces thereunio belonging in any wise spper-
iaining. consisting of fngines, Boilers, Stamps
Belts. Tubs Tnol. &e &c.
Notice u hereby given that will expose 20 public
sale all tie above described Property the highest
bidder Tor Cash, in front of the Court House door
In Nevada CITY, on tuesday. the 9Th day of nccem-
Der, A. ~. 1859. between the hours Of O'Clock A
". anil 'cinck T. ~
GIVEN under my hand this 4th day OF November,
4 u. 1852
J. n. VAN HAGAN. Sheriff Nevada c..
Nc Connell Byrne Aits's for rltfs.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

The FIRST TIME.--The Presidents Me
sage was sent into the Senate before the
House was organized-the first instance oil
the kind since the formation Of the Govern
ment.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

G~Nr Watson. an actor was recently
wounded at Halifax. England, during the
performance OF william Tell. In the second
act. where Tell instructs his son in the art
Of shooting. an arrow strayed from its aim,
and deprived Mr.. Watson of the sight of one
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

~ II is said that yankee in Iowa has
taught ducks to swim in no. water, and with
such success that they lay boiled eggs. Who
says this is not an age Of improvement
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

MASONIC 4 ODD FELLOWS BALL.
A Ball will be given at Hamilton Hall, Grass Val
ley, on Wednesday Evening. February %, 1890, for
the benefit Of the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall
COMMITTEE on GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
T. Mclaughlin, A. D. Brady. ?. B~liinger,
G. a. Montgomery T. ". Roberts, c. r. Edwards
COMMITTEE or INVITATION.
GRASS VALLEY.
William Watt, 5. y. Bosworth, IA Farrell.
c. &. smith, g. C. King D. Rowland
$. 7. Dorsey, c. W. Smith. Moses Korn.
NEVADA
J. s Lambert Judge Searls, TIP Hawlcy
5. W. Boring, Judge Caswell, W. II McRoberts
RouGH L READY
IL. Mecoy, J. webSer.
W. ouirk, N. steineaela C. Hannoa.
SAN JuAS TMBUc1oo.
G.. u. nornin, A. H. Julian
W. Heaton. A. L. Morrison.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
P. Bellinrer, It's. Levy, j. /. Jordan.
FLOOR Co,asETTEE.
A. n. nibble, CIR. ri as Dr. Mccormick
?. Bellinger, Samr N. Gillian, C. { smith,
E. C. Webster, ~ NJ netcalf. L. X. Sewers,
CARRIAGE COMMITTEE.
VIM. X. Spencer, J Deidenbach, {. a. Kendall
7. N. Wood, L. Goldsmith, T. J. Cook.
rS-Persons wishing to have a Carriage call for
them will please leave their names and residence
with one Of the Carriage Committee. Members Of
both Orders requested to act the Committee
or the disposal OF Tickets.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

~ It is said that the United States
steamer Active has been ordered to survey
the Hogs Back in the Sacramento river,
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
LOST.

CERTIFICATE No . Of Stock in tine Empire Quart.
Mining Company, for Eighty nine shares issued
aud dated Feb. u, 1855, 10 James II. Wilcoz.
All persons are hereby forbidden to negotiate for
said stock as application has been made for : reis
JAMES H. WILCOX.
Grass Valley, Jan. &c, 1850, ATT
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
Constable's Sale.
Eureka Township. Nevada Countv

BY Virtue OF Execution 20 me delivered and
issued out OF tho Court OF W. W CAPkRToN a Jus
tce 81 the Peace in and for the Township OF Eur-k
cSurty ui Nevada and state Of California. brarine
datn Jan. ll,h. a. D. 1850. IN favor Of ". CHAyLANp
fnc against OIiyHn SHsrFI.K fur the sum OF Two
Hundred rnl Twen'y-iour Dollars and Ten Cert IS
Debt iaWares and Costs. 81 suit have levied upon
am seized the following described property 10 Wit
The undivided one half Of Seventh interest Of
Oliver Shelter in and to the Center Tunnel iisgincs
situated on Orleans Flat town aud county aforesaid
together with the un vided one half Of the Tools
Hose, Pipe &c. theTeunto belonging or in any wise
appertaihng thereunto--1lso one undivided one
seventh interest In and TO Tail fiume belonging
the Claim aforesaid, taken the property Of oliver
Shelter.
Notice is hereby given tina; viii expose 10 Public
sale the above described property, to the highest
bidder for Cash. on tho ground Tuesday the
2sth day Of February =. D.. 1850 between the
hours Of Q o'cllck. A. ~ and O'Clock, r. NJ, 10
satisfy the above demands and aecruing costs
Given under my hand, this Goth day OF January,
4. d., 1So0.
n. MURPHY, Constable, EFT
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
SiIERIFFS SALE.

~ VIRTUE of a Decree on Foreclosure to me direc-
tel and issued olt OF tho District Court Of the i4th
Judicial nisric; in and for Nevada County, state of
California p Judgment rendered in said Court on
The th lfduy of Jan A. n 1880, in favor Of : D.
BO<W0RIH and against WI y. WOOD, ANNA T..
WOOD JOHN II. NICHOLS SARAH X. NICHOLS
RICHARD WILSON and JAS IlNARl. FOR the sum
Of six Hundred Dollars 9ooOl principal debt. with
interest .he said ~ $500 at The rate Of Three
per cent Ter MONTH from the Ind day Of NAY. 1859
until paid together with ai costs ai suit-for the
sale Of the following described property, 10 wit -
4 lot or parcel of ground situated in the Fast
part al Grass Valley Township Nevada County,
state Of California, on q Greek. known the North
nrsueh ct Greeu Horn Creek and being four quarter
sections AZ land. located in the names of G.. Hoy
ford. J. g. Wilcox. W. W Wood and ". V. Wood.
surveyed hy The County Surveyor Of Nevada County
on the 3oth day ol uei. ISIS and recouiea in Book
No T.. Of Presumption Claims. pages $50 and PSI.
on the 18th day of November l-5s. said four guar
ter sections cuntanng about $50 acres each--more
or les--th- whole torming square plot Of eighty
chains on each siic ani cen.euug az pine tree
near shin gle NH with the said shnrie Niil. and
all the tenelreuts, heFeditamen's and appurtenan.
60 the said property and premises belonging.-
Notice j. hereby given shat will expose 20 publc.
sale an the above described property. to the highest
bidder for cash IN front of the Court House ioor.
in Nevada City. on TUESDAY, The q ia day Of
February. a. o.. 1850 between the hours of 2
o'clock A. n and O'Clock. j.. u
j. b. vANHAGAN sheriff Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1860-02-11

SANDS SlRSAPARILLl,
The Oldest And
ORIGINAL ARTICLE.
CELEBRATED FOR THE CURE OF
All Diseases arising from an Impure
State of the Blood, or Habit
of the System.
The thoufands of unio-
licited teffinonials from
Perfons of every rank in
fociety, fhow in the mott
satisfactory manner the
powerful agency this
preparation polSelses of
arreiting and curing
DISEASES OF THE
Glandular and Ofseous
iyStemS. In It's compo-
iition, on which much
of its value depends, the
beff Sariaparilla Root,
with other mott efectual
and falutary productions
are com...--l, produc
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY
in its character and properties from sny
preparation now in uie. Under its re-
ioring influence, itrength and vigor are
impaired to the exhauited frame, and
7erfect health fucceeds difeafe, as Winter
il iuccceded by Spring. and the earth |
clothed in verdant beauty under the gen.
iil influence of refreihing lhowers. In
operations are in harmony with nature,
and it may be administered to persons
O. all ages and every variety of conai-
tuition with the mott perfect fafey.
Prepared and sold by A. b. & d. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggiss. 100 Fulton Street, cor.
Of William, New-I York.
For sale by DKwITr. KfrTLE & Co., II
JOHNSON & Co., REDINsTos & Co, San Fran
cisco; RIcE & CorFfS, Aarysville; Z. II.
McDoSALp & Co., e.sxansnso; azd ky |
Brussists sere-ui5 u
Nevada national., 1860-02-11
SANF0RD'S CIRCULAR
z . r I 8 8 o!
Agency fer California Nursrrymeu, for
the purchase Of Goods aud sale of
Produce.

81 The Subscriber has been appointed Agent
for the following named reliable Nursery men aud
owners Of Nursery Stock
SIMPSON THOMPSON suscol Nurseries, suseol Mana
County, No Irrigation.
JONI IKwuIiSo. San Lorenzo Nurseries, San Lorenzo
Alameda County, No Irrigation.
a. P, srTTH, POmOlogieal Gardens and Nurseries,
Sacramento, Moderate "a
Max FAssrr, Excelsior Nurseries, San Jose,
Jas. r IowE, Pomona Gardens and Nurseries,
san Jose
". c, watKsE Golden Gate Nurseries, (aorai and
Ornamental San Franciso. No Irrigation.
S1THsR CHrRru, Owners ofTre.s, &c grown at
Alameda. Alameda County "
az He has purchased large Stock Of extra sired
Trees, grown 10 genial soil At san Iose irrixat-d
but onoe during the past season, and has established
a Ispot in San Francisco on
lis and lao FRONT STREET.
Where he Will keep for sale during the planting
season. (oF until his Stock j. exhausted 1.-THE Gnest
stock ever offered in this State. Of
$rHit. sba1R ana Gruamrlfa! Grrrs.
shruhbery, Hardy and Greenhouse
GRAPE T1RxsS, ssRes7DZTmT,
Raspberry, Strawberry, Piaints, Field,
Garden & Flower Seeds, sc.
So Strict attention will be geven to the purchase
Of all kinds OF goods TO be found in this market and
thsis shipment 10 any par; Of the State also the
sale Of Farm Produce at a very low commission.
ss- /; is believed that the great reduction in the
price OF Trees and Plants from those Of last year
will induce land owners to plant lsrgel.. and 10
such a. desire 90 TO do great indueemsnt will BE- OF
'eIed.
az No articles will he offered for sal. Of an in.
nr uF III
this promise very large share OF patronage is coz
aaenty expected.
JASON L SANFORD.
Jan. ~ sn