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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
G. & J. POWERS

VI. x j. L " w lLIAO
HANE justreturned New Yorkand arenow
L opening at the old dstand of GEORGE PowEEs,
on Front street,
a large and well select tcdassortmento
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Consisting in part of Wool and Cotton Goods ofall
kinds; Groceries, Hardware, Crockery. Boots and
Shoes, School Books and Stationery, Nails Glass,
Shoyels. Spades, Chains &C.: Hats Caps, Bonrets.
Ready Made Clothng-in fine, complete variety
of articles usually found in a retastore and which
Will be offered at unusually low prices fer CASH
Produce. Allpersonsdesirous otpurchasire Goods.
will find it to their advantage TO call and examine
ourstOck before purchasing elsewhere.
We wish it to be distinctly understood tlat for
cash or merchantable produce, we tcW not beum-
derSod by any other establishment in the place in
Goods of the same quality. We will at all times
pay the highest market price in Cash for Wheat,
Grass Seed, Pork, &c. and will also receive in ex-
change for Goods Produce of almost every kird, and
cash will not be refused, but received with joyful
hearts and pleasant looks. November 1863
GEO. DNt II,,
T42tfl JOHN I( WI Rs
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.


u DEMOVAL.-BROW & HUNT have remo-
IN we'd their Store aRd Tin Establishment to their
New Store, opposite A. NJ. Thompsons, where we
nre Offering we'll selected assortment of
COOK. H1LL BOX& PARLOR STO YES,
in great varieties Our Stoves are of Albany man
utacture, an1 inferior to none. Plain and Japaned
Tin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings,
At wholesale and Retail.
Job work and Repairing done on short notice. Or
dcrs from abroad will M eet with prompt attention
Jan. l. 1870. BROWN " HUNT.
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Dir. JOAN BULLS
S A r S A F A R I l. T. A.
This medicine. when used nrcordns to directions.
will cure, without fail -
Scrofus.
Kings ENi,
Cancers Eruptions
Of the skin. Fry sp"as
TnmOrS. Chronic Eycs,
Ring Worm or letters. Scali Head.
Rheumatism. Pains in the Huuta or
Joints old Sores and Ulcers. Swelling of
the Glands. syphilis. Dyspepsia. salt ihrum.
Diseases Of the Kidney Diseases arising from the
Of Mercury. Loss of Appetite Pain in the Side and
Shoulders. G neral Debility. uuiIgn. Coughs, Colds,
Dropsy. .auudice Custivcnc.S Bronchitis Ncakue -
Chest. Sore Throat, ulmoary atHirLuIs and all other
Diseases tending to produce Guh-uInrtiul. Liver Com
plants Frmac lrIc- ularities and Complaint Is. Low
Spirits. Sick and lra l-arhe. vi rt Sv'eIts
Exposures. or Inprudrncc in Life. Chronic Con-
stitutioual Diseases and Spring aud
summer Drink. aud GENERAL funiS tor the
~ Sstcsu. and Gentle and Pleasant
IvT-atiya il is superior to Blue
Lick aud Congress Matrr,
salts SriiitL
Powders.
1t is rrmarkahc r,rt. that among the hundreds Of
eminent Uhy -i'iHnS who examined toe recipe y
which Bulls SarHaparla j. prepared. not utS
delnned lut all approve it, aud commend il in the
highest terms. Many pny sicaus press Themselves
strongly in the belief that it Is decidedly the best Prep
ration Of Sareaparilla that bus placed lief
the public. Although there many ph, Sirir, VIM
feel reluctance to having their names appended t" the
Recommendation Of any parti 'uar rcsi"t. hutwiin-
standing they may approve II it i'll the highest rr"c;
there others wb frankly Weld their support IN tyr
of a remedy which they know is oap,Nc OF duinl
lnurh good in afflicted community. As rl"urr,
read the following from old and respectable Vht sirarI.
Of high standing in the community IN "!Ath tu" I'VE
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(L0EEaSEG 4E0USEI.
I'll. GALEhBE1 rcSrectfulIN info

n III. eAEEihND respectfully informs the
~ merchants and CitizcEs generally of PeIr,--
Lug and its vicinity tat lie continues the Clothing
Lusiness, with increased facilities and greatly en-
trged stock cf beautiful sly les and patterns suita
bic for tie season, at his store room On Louisiana
a venue, east side, between Front and Second sts
W here he viii at all times during business huuIs
lie ready to cut ard manufacture CLOTHING, in
IT, latest and best style. All orders given will lie
&C mplished with prCmptness and eCoEomv
n B.--Cutting done for the Trade and warranted
TO fit when properly made ur. [ncvl
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WORK s.

MARBLE WORhS.---EDwAED ILolI. g
WI Monroe-st., Toledo, manufactures end zeal
in American and Foreign Marble MONTMENIE
Tomb Stones, Mural Tablets, Cabinet Slabs. MIR
ties, and all other articles usually called fer in Liz
line. He has on hand large and well selected .,s-
sortment of Italian and American Marble MCIu-
ments, Tomb Stones, &c. which he will finish ii
the best style, with promptness and desTatch. 81
western states.
All persons wishing to pay the last mark Of re-
pect to their departed friends will please give him
la call. [Toledo, May 26, lS55.--2yl
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GREAT AMERICAN KING

!, ;,,r y1n WoSrEu or TIE WoEin and the greatest
L., ,ip: offered TO afflicted humanity; so the suf
-. iLioi,s the Doctor say relief is Mt your
1'ri N"u have oi,ly to use this magical remedy All
still ,uier, and viii not arrcrt the preferred
lsl,n. ,iustrlc not tnn pity Of their families,
Ills wonderful medicine during the tri" period since
j. i";r"I tom has carried happiness to the hearts Of
lIots aud made life charm to many who hereto
Z 1rs"rted o"Iy aS painful ana miserable eAlSt
10 the winds with all Iinimcnts, Emlrocation5 Pain
'4"sS, amd Pain fAtrart"rs and let millions OF glad
: urS proclaim the merits Of the great ''Amrriran
J - Of rin. preparation composed solely Of vcge
tai. aud roots. produced Gy Americas own rich and
/ az t,'us H.
Np would ask the LADIES, who are always competent
- LES o what is and hat is valuable family me b
, q, lo a .i"ci favor Is giving the King Of iain
n.ie rral. aud if satisfactory. exert their influence
lia icIut rocomn"nd it. speak well and often Of II,
: q. >cc tiGit ii :; uA y their afflicted nri.hJorS. The
wors charitable and When they induce their
,f RI 20 friends to Use mis- really valuable lnccne.
t:ry wall t." ipinr act Of "nrvUl,nce that they can
vel" he proud Of This is powerful amt trnly-nhSi'2
m"!y for all e%ternal diseases sores. sweings burns,
Hj hI L'any internal atilcti.S It IS cert" cure,
.r II is perfectly harmless. and incapable Of producing
n .st injurious effects il the most delicate cases or
J, is cstiscIy USELESS t, follow the old a~d wornot
stein III publishing t. The pUir thousand" Of c"rt'
r'1e"" "o'drfS pert"r"td y TINS nral5me IT, cox.
w-ilrHrn'd reputation the King II i'ain doing az
i than ne ,lanrs hl it.
Ne WuuId ask h,," YOU che NlGunatiSm or H0uti
t.r>r arr rot pleasant rrril#ni2nS AMI WE "no~ That
. wnui Ike to drive timn a""y as soon aH possible
"mLLs KING OF PAIN"
Wnu,I you hr cured almost imurli liitrly e Powell
f,rapiaut u, S'trry. Sunn'r Com VlHNt. hu"ra Nor
D, trtup Cp!ic. Head Ache Tooth any other ache
Cy psr, the remedy is simple and tn" r'r" r"rtain
USE THE GREAT King OF PAIN.
Would YOU have your Sores, swolings. Cuts, Burns
S~,lds Bruises any other wounds healed We repeat
i5. the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would lie curr, If Sc,ld Head St!F Joints. Sors
Iroat. \rurai:n. Breast. LuEtAgo letter or Hing
Worm. Slt ruu, Bites Of Poisonous insects. tapped
!rr. ail ether either iirv "r Eunuin% we
sy a.iiu and again. yorN rgMElY il nr. John Eulls
"KING or PAIN"
Would vou I've rrr.i Of Kings Evil Cancer Tumnrs,
F-ptianS iiac.sc ot thr ska caused hv impure
r,i then usr Dr. l"hn Huli'S lpnra mtcrnaily,
.ri tie Kns II lrn ">t"rualv. urGii',V he
-,
The above popular medicine just received an
for sale by PECK HAMILTON,
Perrysburg.
And by Dr.. II. RURRIIT, Maumee City.
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[42tfl !


NRS. 7. J. KERR 4 R. r.. REYN0I rs,
- having permanently located in Perysburg.
tender their professional services to the ctizors Of
town and vicinity, and hope by a strict attention to
all calls to merit share of the public patronage.
Particular attention paid to chronic diseases such
as Dyspepsia, Weakness of the Spine, chronic Iiv-
er Derangements, and female Weaknesses Of all
kinds.
REFFPFNCFS.
=. Prof L. f. Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio;
/" f.. II. StuckWell,
" y. j. Wright.
" II. +. Johnson, Philadelphia, Pa.
| g II. ID. Hill, Cleveland, Ohio;
~ B. 4. Wright NJ. D., Mexico, WvanGot co.. o.
:, H. Reynolds, NJ, D., Greenwich Huron co., o.
oct. 20, 1S54.--3ltf
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HDTcstimcnv like the fllowiur renders >ut"r' uuus
nll comments the "Il"Ary nf Bnl SarSHprrt rrn
Dr. J.. T. Nmdcli. Professor of Chemistry il tur nuiS
willie Medical College have looked O'rr the ia II IA.
gradients composing John Bull Compound i>tra't II
sapara and have hesitation il ss iny that thy
form safe compound, and one that promises well in
:c diseases, to which it is appIirhhir.
l.. l.. \ AHDKLLr M.D.
L1UIEvIIIR, June t. ISIS.
What DR.. pylcs, physician Ivy appointment t" the
Louisville Marine Hospital Says of huS >nrSparit.A
LOUISVILLE Mar'h 20 lSi9.
I have examined the prescription f'r ~" pr"I"ratr
Of John Bulls Sars0Iariia and believe the r"m'i''-
ton to Lr an excellent AIi well calculated :" pro
dure an Alternative impression thp system. iia't
2sed it Il ia in public and private pr"rt'r aud thi"k
Ii Is the best article of Sarst lariir n'" in use.
VI. PY lNS, ". y.
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital.
Pettcr testimony than offered in fNor "fauy
medicine. Rev. L. ". Schon-E"y. +. Stevenson:
irrisvuLr. NIar -,th. $50.
We have used John Bulls Sars3Hlcii'a ani ht'e
known it to lp used with entire Iiist," tun and "e
have 10 hesitation in stating our ef that II is safe
and valuable medical compound. ani calruite! t. pr
durc much good and relieve much ~u"rluG: aHi there
fore would chrcrfully and II earnestly r~'"mm"ui II
" ' F.. W. SFH0N,
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1hr - powerful King the face Of the globe now
uS sHi rcmr in the American Republic. The power
g hr ned heads ct EuroI" sink ito nsignicance
ru compared to American King.
lurplrI! kiuys tnsp0y the power vested in them to
Tie ri us If the rich and lurdy, aud to reduce
greater misery and degradation. the poor and depend
r'.t Urr American King forth with equal willing
to- tir lrr,y INFUSION aud the humble cabin, ready
administer relief and to offer health and happi
u, ;hr lofty AND low y the rich and the poor
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f.. ". SfHON.
r.. STGN ENSuE
tSiguel)

We would earnestly inv ite AL persons WHO ~" SU'T'
i,r win any Of tine III. tat Ncs j. h,r 20 cali
DE- John Buns agent ANA get c"pE i hl'" fA!t!tF
Journal rlts: and fur the s4kr cI humanity vi, ="
that \ sinur indviduai win not hr I unl unwilling 80
give Bulls Sarspa-iil1 tri, after r@'iirG '"d r'"oI'
ectint at the same tinr that IL is HF"ssiil" tr the
Doctor to publish the tenth part Of thr numer &" .'
ticcaas ct aytoundu, cures performed 10y hi, Sar&Ta
rilla The amount uf teatlu ny Voluntarily -noM'r"i
on Dr Irs SarsAlariila FROM well Known ana n-t'h'
guished uiiyiualS. lntn in pubic ana private l' has
been perfectly over whnlmin&. ~
no. Dr. John Bulls Principal Office West Side iifA
Strs,,t Grst door below Main, IotLSy iIe, hy.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-23


n@- The logic by which modern men
attempt to identity themselves with obso-
lcte political parties, is very much like
that of a lecturer on physi--or psych-or
some other ology, who was rather puzzled,
neve. .thelcss by supposed case"
"Sir," said one of the audience, 81 lost
the blade of my knife, but l had another
put in; was it the same knife :"
"Undoubtedly ," answered the lecturer
"Then, sir, l broke out the new blade
and lost the handle, but got another put
to the knife; was it the same knife"
"Certainly," said the philosopher.
"But, sir, SAM found the lost blade and
handle, and put them together; pray
what knife was that"
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-23

IRIsH BLuNDERs-A gentleman seni
his servant up to his room for a pair o.
boots, and at tie same time told him to be
sure and get mates. as there were two
pairs togetherin the closet. Patrick re-
turned with two boots but odd ones.
Why, didn't you see that these are
not alike; one is long top AMI tae otllei
is a short one, said the gentleman. out oil
patience with the fellow
'Bedad, yonr honor sail Pat, in apollo
gy, 'and It's thruc for you, but thin the
other pair was just so too.'
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re- Nothing sets 50 xid, a mark be

rg- Nothing sets SO vide mark be-
tween a vulgar and a noble soul as the re-
spectiul and revercnii,l love OF woman
kind \ man who is always sneering at
women, is generally coarse prot1i gate or
a caarser bisot. Well, he is, and We will
ada brute Ii woman ha> any rights
or wrongs To be eanvasscd, she is at leat
entitled to respectable hearing, instead
Of being sn"ered at, as is too much the
case BY bears who walk tho world IL pants.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORONER s. SALE

~ sale issued Of the Hon. District Court Of The
fourteenth Judicial Disirc, ON Il Judgment rendered
therein on the 2i day of Oct, D. 1855 in avpr oi
W Wright and aga;ns. Charles W. Cornell and jane.
Breg iO' the sum OF thirty five hundred dollars with
tre- thereon from the 18Th day of prl e5 the
Of ree per cent per month. together with COSTS of q il
will sell nn Monlay. The 18th day of November, \. d
ls55 in front OF the Shers Office. public auction u
he fou wing properly described said mortgage a. fol
lows:
Commencing at an Oak tree Shady creek between
the south and Middle Forks OF the Yuha river thence
nng West one hundred and sixty rods thence Sou h
hundred and eighty rods thence Fast hundred ant
sixty RODS thence North two hundred and eighty rods
the place OF beginning, containing about 80
known the OAK IRf RAM II. with all and singular
the appnrtenances and hered Gents thereto belonging
or in any wise appertaining.
Given under my hand tins 25h day of October 1855.
JOHN GRIMES Coroner Nevada O.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-23

sED- The Montgomery (Alabama) Mail
seems to have fund Of humor on hand and
gives occasionally southwestern sketch bv u
few touches that are as telling as Ho garth 5.
1t would seem that at cet I lin court time in
Pike county. there wus trial for general
row, aud a witleSs testified tlrlt one Saltonst III
Jest kept sloshin about. As this remark re-
gartlng the chivalrous Saltonstall was frcocnt-
y repeated. said the lawyer for the defence;
Come. witness. say over again what it was
that Mr.. Saitonstall had to do with this affair y
''oaltonstail.why, I've told you several times,
the rest oa'em clinched and paired of but
>altonstall he jast KEEP: sloshin' about
"Ah good fellow, exclaimed Nat, qliet tes,
tily. 1--WE waGt To know what this is. Ii isa't
legal evidence in the shape you pat 1t. lei.
US what you mean by slosirin. about"
"Wcll, answered the witness very deliberate
y, "Ill try. You see, John Brewer ana Syias
they clinched and fout fha.s IL :. ie5al form
ain't it,"
'.Oh. yes, go on, said Nat
Abney and Biatkmau then pitcaed into nAe
another, and BlacAmaa bit of. piece ot A
ner's lip that's leglt, too, amt 1t?
Proceed"
simpson ani Bill Stone and Murray was
altogether Oh the grnaal btin' an kic1si
oae another that's lcs.e too, is it:'
Very. bat 60 no.
"And Sal,o.lstai NAL. /. his Business "a
walk blckwa d AID forward t.lfoq sli Tie crowd
VITA BIZ sIFk in his hand. and knock dbsa,
every i1os; nltn in the crawl rs ,t,1 =; a.
cone to EN-. 'fSls wat I Ell s4.5-t:s
ABoIT.' srrs
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SHHkItF9S SALE.

ESY virtue oi drcr.e foreclosure and an order of
@sale TO directed, Issued oct O: the Hon. District
Court of The 4ihJudcia District. JUDI gment there
in, Oh The tf-t day oi November. A. d. c5 in
t'eo w hfId, ai against Hamlet Davis
eight Thousand eight hunred and eighty doliars and
III teen cents, h cr thcIenn The oi three per
cent per month from the rendition Uf id judgment.
co-ts Of sui herein taxed twenty ore dollars and
twenty tive cents ior tnc foreclosure murl,
gage. viii sell al pubic auction the highest Bidder
iuT crs in front OF the United siGles Hoel, in Nevada
cuy III said county, on THURSDAY, the 29.h day III
November A. u 1875. at O'Clock =. NJ Of said dav,
The Il ewiEg described proptry Wit: All that
1i of lsnd, eiIuhitd Wing a!d berg in lie Town
Ne'adn, in The Siac and county aforesaid the south
side III Broad srt FL and the ,aseriy side If Pine
street with frt lit ON Broa street Of thirty eight
an extending buck snng Pine huirreI feet.
ON which lot stands The house known the I'M cd
states Hotel and aisJ certain lot the
ner ot Tine and prnS streets, in sd tiy Town OF
Nevala, with ront on Pine evenly feet, snd
also with 'front.' on Spring street OF eighty ect
lrs-, together with all and singular, ten.rnens,
h' re'lilaeis and appu. trDauces belonging. in any
w~e up pertaining 10 either of said lois ui land.
Given undei my hand ut my Office; this sixth day
Of November, A, D. 1855.
w. VI. WEIGHT. Sheriff
by L. q. Pumpkins, Deputy
Cox q
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HE SHADOW OF DEATH.-Men seldom
think of the great event of death until the
dark shadows fall across their own path.
hiding forever from their eyes the faces Of
the loved ones whose living smile was the
sunlight Of their existence. Death is the
great antagonist of life, and the cold
thought OF the tomb is the skeleton of ali
our teasts. We do not want to go through
the dark valley, although its assagc may
lead to paradise and with Charles Lamb,
we do not want to lie down in the mouldy
grave, even with kings and princes for our
bed fellows. But the fat OF nature is en-
e1orable. There is no appeal or reprieve
from the great law which dooms us to dust
We flourish and fade as the leaves of the
forest and the flower that blooms and
withers in day, has not frazier hold on
life than the mghtiest monarch that ever
shook the earth with his footsteps. Gen
eratlons of men appear and vanish as the
grass, and the countless multitude that
swarms the world to-day, will to-morrow
di-appear as the footprint On the shore
In the beautiful drama Ion, the in. tnct
of immortality so eloquently uttered by
the death devoted Greek, finds deep re-
sponse in every thoughtful soul. When
about to yield his young existence as a
sacrifice to fate, his beloved Clemanthe
asks if they shall not meet again, to which
he replies
81 have asked that dreadful question Of
the hills that look eternal Of the flowing
streams that flow forever Of the stars
among whose fills OF azare my raised
spirit hath walked in glory. All we're
dumb. Bat while l gaze u pom the living
face, feel there's something in the love
which maniles through its beauty that
clnnot wholly perish. We shall meot
again, Clemanthc.
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re- The aen,.ality OF msu arc more

rA- The generality OF meu arc more
capable of great efforts to obtain thei
ends, than of long perseverance,. Thcir
laziness or Inconsistency robs than Of the
fruits of the best beginnings. They are
overtaken by those they have left behind
them such as marched perhaps slowly
but with CONSTANT rysolutluR:
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WHOLE NO. 2S9.
How Jed Missed it.
81 love you. 7 adore yoa,
But Pm talkiuy in my sloep.

Some folks are in the habit of talking
in their sleep, and Miss Betsey Wilson
was OF the number This peculiality she
accidentally revealed TO Jedediah jenkins
IN careless conversation way J.dediah
had just finished the recital OF matrimo-
NAL dream, in which the young lady and
himself figured as hero and heroine, he
having invented the same, for the sake of
| saying at the conclusion that it was "toc
good to be true,'' and By thus speaking
in parallels, assuring the damsel Of whst
he dared not speak plainly.
II never dream,' said Betsey, "bus
sometimes talk half the night, and tell ey
erything that know in my sleep"
You don't say SO ~
Yes l can never have q secret from
mother; if she wants to know anything
she pumps me after I've gone to bed, and
answer her questions as honestly as If
my life depended upon it That was the
reason wouldn't go to ride the other
night /; knew she would find it out II
was awful provoking.
Some days after this, Jed called at the
house, and entering the parlor unnanoun.
ced, found that Miss Betsey, probably
overcome by the heat of the day, had fal~
len asleep on the sofa.
Now Jed, as the reader has surmisscd,
had long felt an overwhelming partially
for the young lady. and yearned to know
if it was returned, but though possessed OF
sufficient courage to mount ''thc i,nmienf
deadly breach brceches, (connubia.
ones, We mean, he could never muster
spunk enough TO inquire into the state OF
her heart. But he now bethought him
self of her confessed somnambulic louua-
city, and felt that the time to ascertain
his fate had come. Approaching the So
IA, Jed whispered
"My dearest Betsey, tell me, oh, tell
me the object CT your fondest affections II
The fair sleeper gave a faint sigh an0,
responded-'I lore-let me Think here
you might have heard the beating of Jeds
heart through brick walI)-I love Heav-
en-, my country, and baked beans, but If
have one passion above all others, it Is
for roast onions
The indignant lover didn't wake her.
but sloped at once, a "sadder but not 8,
wiser man." At the last accounts, JED
was shining up to another young lady
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-23

"Do let me have your Dayuerreotypc :"
asked a dashing Fifth Avenue belle. late
ly, of rather spooneyish young gentle
man, who had been for some months an
noyin. her with his attentions
The gentleman was delighted, and in a
short time the lady received the picture.
She gave it to her servant and asked
"Would you know the gentleman if be
should call
J he servant replied in the affirmative.
kINI,.x, !, I'll r
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-23
SHERIFF;S SALE.


State of California, Nevada County, Fourteenth
Judicial District, October Tenn. 1855.
BE virtue OF decree OF foreclosure and an order
k1 Of sale, issued from the Hon. District Court
OF the Fourteenth Judicial District on a iudgmer,
properly atte>ted. bearing date November |, 1855
IN favor OF WM. BURLINGTON and against
David Johnson, a. ) Latts, and Samuel Latta for
the of -Four Hundred and Fifty One doila's I'D
Seventy One csnts, debt together with - dollar.
and = cents, costs Of suit, together with interest
on said sums iicm the date thereof / am con.mar
ed to sell the olow Ing desii able picp, rty III
Che House. includn Saloon ard wiling
Alley, situated on Montezuma Hill, oppo-ite and
nearly in front of Mariius Monte yuma Hotel Sa,d
property how being in the possession Of the De-
iehhalits together with all the fixtures aud aD
urt nances TO said tuilding belonging.
Which shall se at au ton to th.. highest ildel
10: Cash in i.oat of The Sheriff Office in Nevada
ON tn TUESDAY, November 29h ii Q q lock. Z. NJ
Given under NY hand at oiiicc in Nevics, this
Sth day of Aovemt or, A. ID. 1857.
W, ". WRIGHT, Sheriff N. c.
by Z 4. WOOD, Under Sheriff
NtyRiA Nav lS55-tIs