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New Savings' Bank Store,
NEW yaeulsosrp lxrtsns At rl.s OLD rOsr oyrlc.

NEW pAfHlSOhED LETTERS At THE oLp oSTofficL'
7 An now receiving aud orenlng unusually large and
general assortment Of Boots, Shoes, Hats. onnets,
lrmIrellas and Garrett Sacks al corner Of Market aud
euplsd as The Post ONCE aud opposite the MeIMrc House,
yefy large aud ,n ely new stock which waspureha.ed
for rash, from the nafaeiu,eIsQi The North, under We
most favorable circumstances, and offer them 10 tho eiti
len, ii Wheeling ap vtimya al redu ell prices, whole
s,le and retail, and respectfully solicit share OF patio
deem II useless 10 ray much 10 praise OF my stotk u
nstake not, Tho reorle Of Wheeling arc hoi so EASILY
umbugsei by advertising pus suileeit 10 say have any
variety o. nens youths aud h0y's ooiBand Shoes, mir
Tor sk noleskn, wool. leshorn brush aud traw hats
and or ladies' every variety uIsk lawn straw ard hsid
buDeiS oil tho most recent fashions and styles. Also
SL0es Slippers snd CATERS both for ladies' misses and
children, Of the most fashionable style, make and quality
-Call aud see Tor yourselves.
teles, w0nd respectfully invite eouitIy merchants 10
call anil zee M, or tend me their orieIs VIII duplicate
ma TaEHs , d. u. WATSON.
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Dr., Todd's Pills

AS te and genuine al The following places IN
v iletlly OF Wheeling and vicinity. yl:-.Ai The hrpe
stores Of James Hsker: Reils & taiwelj llrennger
70, nu1 y logsn&l o. Fied'k rthrllne, Wm Mckee
Co; (Rehltiown)j BrcniiiYer (enire Wheelng)js 81
he Shoe t,nre OF Todd De,ol, nrke square, and 81
tho rpF store OF the proprietor, corner Of Quincy and
FlRhsIeets. :, 81, ~, ..,....l. 4. :. u. -
They chii also be lad Il Dunis, Grave Cretkt 4 He
t.ayen, west aeSardiaj wilson SrinseIs, west Wheel
i'm, and Ely l,ooman's, liridsero,i, 0hlo.
These nils need no frhe recommendation than all
trial, tLey have now been In coistt pte Tor mole than
twenty yess and II you win only Give itma chaee tey
wlllsfsak for them,elyes-yth them. 2erer boxi So PEI
doIi $50 per gross, irH '5'- 4 30 ian6
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ASSIHNEES NOTlCE.

TTFUI ~ NOSIUNEFO NOII
G imcom y. Woodrow having, on the iiih day Of
> IpII, 1911, by proper deed conveyed W trust to he
urLeIsirned for he benefit OF his said WoOiIows ciet
o,s all u his real a personal property AMI chooses nac'
tim, all persons IN any wise Indebted TO said woodrow
s,o rqucd 10 make immediate PAYMENT To ne, aud ail
Ne hayns claims sgains said Woodrow are sque cd
In order 10 Ictciye any benef. under sad trust, within
lour months 10 c their claims with tie proper release &C
COZ ding 10 tho terms Of said deed, with the uirleissned.
api3 GEO. w. SiGhlS, hssigicc'
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Wheeling Window Glass

THE partnership heretofore existing between Sockoall
ankeT & Co. has been dissolved by the purchase OF u,
Mr. llankcrd's right, title, aud interest," BY Stockton
Russell.
The business vii be carried on under the name Of
Uci6 STOCKTON, RUSSELl, 10
Wheeling. Oct 4. 1872
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cREAT OIJREFOR DYSPEPSIA

UNHK Tuf D sttiift Fn-
i ia, Gastric Juice, pre-.
pared from Relnet, or the
Fourth stomach ofihe OK,
amer the objections Of Ia
ION l.iebie, the slcat Physl.
illogical Chemist, BY J.. s.
lloronraS, N. D., Phila-
delphia. Pa;
This Is NATrRr's owS
RrAIpY for an unhealthy
stOmach, No art OF man
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PHILADELPHIA
i Curtain Warehouse,
nj Gh,ifnui ST. Philadelphia, oppofit he STATE lfomt
uENtH W.SiRRORD,
lMrORrrR AND DEALER rs CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma.
rERt,Ls, ASD PURSITuKE COVERINGS,
WHICH lie Offers al The lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL.
Tie stock eoinpi ising, ~ part the following.
Embroidered Lace Cuitainsj Gilt Coz hicesj
10 Muslin 10 do Pins,
nareIy Laces t. Mu.lns, 10 Bands,
French hOatells. all widths Canopy Arches AMI RngsI
= ard eoorsj Cords, fassrls, Gimps,
Satin tic lainesj Prinees, Lmtain Drops,
pan,asksj &c. IL
4 large stock Of FRENCH PLtSHES, Of all solors AMI
QuaIiiieS ON hand.
P.iINTKD ITINDOIr SHADES, snl HOLLANDS Of all
c0Ois fol- shi,lihg,
Nh Persons order lug Curtains, viii give Tie measure
nthe heishIh and width o. he entire hanc OF windOw.
unIt;-IydNw aH
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ARE YOU SUFFERING

Il nnathing, 1ooth.Ache, Tic Do'OIeux, Pain In the
ion Sid oinis, Cuts bruises, Poison Sore, Peser soes,
Pain or e,.mps In the Stomach, Lolera Morbus Cholera
nhnum, Coe, Lame hack, Chllblalns, bites Of Poi on.
or Pace, burns bruises eIaisg ehsprcd hands, eorns,
Conaeiions OF the Muscles OF cords cuts Of any Kind
Muscular weakness, parsilsls, Pies, Ear Ache, Uleers
sse ifFs ev ss i nU's may
assuied that IN this article gu have ,.E. ~
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which no. only removes pain almost instana@ousy, but
ERADICATES iisI DISEASE.
Some will laugh al the idea OF any composition curing
such number Of diseases but yO h, reflect that these
diseases though nunlei Gus ~ ane all arise hom similar
causes, the proposition will ,em less ex,Iavssan but
we've ten times noieso the riGTs w eh stare US IN he
Acc would force the candid 10 acknowledge lis neitsi Tor
al who have used 4 themselves or witnessed iis magic
effects on others, unite IN declaring Just what US name
(NOnpa,eil) indicates, he be,i LiniM,nt knotrn.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed , stik mlariiy between
many external and internal d,eases having entirely dlllef
eni nasi anl has never occurred 10 you That ieni
edy might b' PREPARED which should be equally arpeaOle
TO boihf This remedy is now Offered you In he oxrA'
Er SLsIsT which does n9i insult your qnlc standing i!
q M1ieo or mighty care, Of he ,arhi but is simply he
0rsrRiSo or SpfScrI being mid and simple inits aSion
aud YET revealing - s elIses power .lmos! ine,sasle
aud yel being nnoNons 10 the weakcst INFANT also
BY far The ehoi iinimep In The market being lut ~ ~
Than lie largest besides bling more han four tin,csns
strogj we Therefore offer II 10 you with pride aud coll
deee, exactly suited 10 The wants OF rich or
POOR high or low,
ile Unprecedented size In which Tho Sonrarel lniIient
Is put upj and the vast expense VI the nacials wed IT,
nikes impossible for us t0psy fU tic printing Of the
undi eds Of certificates VIC gt PUBLISH nor do we deem
II Necessary the article whoever II Is used will certify
for Itself.
We would however refer those AFFECTED ones who have
gullcd by and big assertions
~ the following names, being but lew OF Tie many per.
sons whose Character for condor and ycracy needs no
paegyilc fiom u.s. u who la wing fully tested lis yiltues
In The different diseases for which u is recommended, are
pIeIaled 10 speak Of It's merits as II deserves,
Sold IN Wheeling BY James llaker, Kels @ CALDWELL,
u Logon q 20, IPRheRee, Patterson a Co, and by The
principal Dlussisls OF Virginia. aud Pennsylvania.
August II, bj3
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS w.. FIELD f CO.,
coa,iiss Of MERCHANTS. e@'
No. IL Cliff Street,

Arc sole agents In the United states Tor
Muspraits superior l!leleLins Powder.
Victoria Mills cslehIatsI Writing Pairis.
Russell g Superior :" 3t
Gcncsce - Printing " ..,
Rawlirs & Sons English TissGe
First quality llltTamarre Bue ,a.aL
Tey arc also gents foi tile principal srer AiannheiuI'
ers in iis country, ard oder Tor Sale by ar tie most eS'
ensive aud and desirable STOCK OF Pdprr AID sI Ndnr.
5aeiRr1 di.riai, that can DO foud III any oef
courtIy.
arc sold by the case only. +.-..,
Goois both Foreign aud Domestic At the lowest ossibe
prices.
Iarer made 10 order. any size or weight hbe'al al.
ysuees made on cOlsignmenis Of PAPER, Parec hskers
stock and other ne rchsidire. :
Tie highest ina ket pIee paid In cash for al kin's
RAGS an:i-Iy'
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EASTERN ADVERTISEMENTS
80. CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIAL,
Furniture Coverings. &c.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETdH"

CURTAIN STORE,
i.No. t69 cht,aui ST. PhisdtiPhts; c9rair F. street
oyae,it The STATE lioR,t.
ItH las aIways IN store full stoek Of
FleGti Bfot;teilsi all widths Lace ami Muslin InIal
Issnsi, Saii, lie LANES, Table j. Piano to,eIsNe,i
India Satin plnlisksi GIN noInieesi
P,eIKh MOlueiie; Gii rms anu lishusi
10 Piushcsi ' 6ihlIs' rnhSesi.
\. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES, OF all styles snI
ires; liuG ilo,ndsi Shade Fixtures, HIases, &c ah
.r,yytiing eemrtit for CuItdn, Of Tie Iewest rams
STYLES, aud al tic ioHtti PRICE.
Persons sending tie height aud nidh 81 their Tndsn
fTas eau have their Cut ains made aud ttihsd W he
es manners see Fashion Plates In August lumber OF 10
Stesiefs, hotels, CIR tUiLD Frs, and dealer. sener
sily, supplied al the ieEt,i R.eltts!e rTie!t.
". u. UARRfb,
Importer ofard peaier In Furnishing Goods,
i69 Chestnut street, col her Of FINN,
{ p,,,i7-tylSw Opposite the State ItoiTr. Phiiada.
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New Savings Bank Store
At TIlE vi
OLD p0Sr. ORRINE

"KEkp the HHiD IND FEET COrgRgDr'
NTlHENSO Of Wheeling and yicihiy.-1hiy oil u.,,ir,
" 10 hs'h Temtds e that II may moi BE- anli>s ur.l
Shoes, Hats Cars, Qrtreas and Carpet SACKS al tr
eoiHr OF Markell aud Monroe stiees, Whclc ynI wii
htd sleli wallet OF fashionable lately received Gvl,
suitable iu tic sea on, Ut law prices.
VERY hui Tor Ito liberal patronage received Sirc
e"ms amongst you, RESPECTFULLY solicit ,Uuaiotaq
az "a ,'Le my .'"cs, q! will be NY pleasure zee ,n1
have 'Es OFF, ig heath, aul 10 This siding rd,,J
AMI .cnLOG'y miy hSye wealth,
lSd!es. u !on Wish 10 purchase Ssionab.e AID eLs!
wlE'ci liGnIeis, surr,
Call a, ihr old Pos, UAlec. opposite The MtLuie.
G'ni,enrn, you wish topuieha,ea isshiurILle ca,
m lisi, Az. NJ 80 - =
Hse% , T"o nIm n WheIe you VIII Sei-'mi'
Inv lThtS.
OFIi
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Planished Tin Ware.

Planished Tin Ware.
UST opened AN assortment splendid rlanished Ware,
consisting Of coffee and Tea Urns ehafng Dishes, 0ys.
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet seis-a
besuilf article We respectfully solicit the aien0n oil
the public 10 varied ad beautiful House
and Steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
Noes, Monroe 81, near tic Post ofliec.
Wheeling va
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Saddlers Hardware.


-- So5dIers Her1yyare.
oauuioio .'.,'.,,',.
E1.ge, AND coach TRiANiSd.
d ard t0s,ll Thinning, Coarh AID letter Va,nls,,
lIussy lows, lnbbs, Sp4hes, fcnws Carriage and re
Iios, Malesbc Irons plierl anu EnanGea .e1as,
itniion Of Tie public. JOHN KSOlE
na!2 --G Oh stand. 'os M''e.:
Notice.
w nMoTIR has as Sos VII him br ens.
MS bloher W. nv. =, hS a.. AZ, Iii HI X.
M rs SSn rTTG m,,IIII,pR 90" Wv (febi6
w. U' Moi ihN hho'nhn, t
m.a1t Second Not1oe.
LLn.,,on, Indebted 10 ". D. AIor1E ave requested to
~ fall and settle 'hs'r accounts eS w. MOTIF.
--"-----------=1IJ, ,.,,,-5 - SI,o,,oI
Bound 10 onaVei
,ata'.e Il.ssisvc viii Inc sresiesi ease and are
Il. b.,i EVER brought 10 dis Market Just ieeeved al
70 1swssEsl.s s.e!s; ;, y ,.a....s.
Throw rhysir 70 INC r,s, -
pho fLn ny NV, ,nLr M, LII, no,
naheiily sgiins all Semasie diseases, REsGma
tsn, painful aud Swclled Joints. NsuIslsla
Of v W F'fs , ne' Pss,i Is' Of s o.
iI,ss,., Fsl ID s,II Il.,sd,.ish h
SITES nSs,,nn Jxsnens}, "
55;is,Ins psIns. n
..;i,u. us Paralysis
~, G I,nS,,roau,,d IN m, eiiv Of New
1heie enh ME- ,r .i,@. anil si,sr brns Shielded
rok ls,s sh,h p.f S.Ix ho.nsl IN tbs Civ and anil
70 hw nIs psIeImne Moii Post, Carnoehan, Van aren
Gu 2.,. II sroyr,td iii tbey possess strange
srd G MSreI M powef IL liz es AID q lie sboSe
tl.ss o. ae,t 81. f"u , ,ms r,e INA @ ''
~ thsIr III rouston |, 10 tbi. county, they
.rs,w hosnisi in Eu,one. and are secuted BY
were useat p,e. Ge,p,.ny am,I,p Prussia and Bn..
ra'sn's ~ " ,.o IT, ~ IrnIis3 Sits
hhu5 II1nnH S W. n n Hsr MN pnNDER WELD
"lblNhtOLooh nnD ~ - iU ,i'.h' ~, !" a.. ~ la,
Tic pIntipes upon which y - enea ~. la " no
a,isnJsS and nIoded by deficient supply Of
rsryous fluid, and an agent tlat closely electric.
ty or electric nasneiisn,j and seeondiat the electro
n,ssnetie chains b. kns worn over and upon the pat
md organ diseastd furnish 10 The exhausted nervous sys
tsn by powerful stimulating effects, the nervous fluid
which required produce healthy acton Though te
sne System. No disgusting hostinmis allowed 70 PEE.
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can equal l.euIatiye powers. contains 10 Alcohol,
Iil1IfRs, ACins, or Nlrsrors DRrGs u Is extremely
arJecaIlc 10 tho taste and may be taken BY the ost
ecbe pate'ts who cannot eat water cracker without
acute distress. beware OfDRuGnrp lSHArIoS+ Persn
ca,l on The agent and get descriptive circular gIels,
giving large amount Of SCIENTIFIC Hvnrsr, from Lie-
Es's hninlsi Chemistry nr. combe's physiology Of d.
er of New York Universally, Prof ursllsOns Physolo
~; Poi Snia, Vale College; nr Garreniers Phys
7oosy, eic together with reports ofruRrsrom oil pats
0' T. H. PATTERSON, 80 Monroe stieet. WHEELING,
,vhn,s.,, s,a Retail agent. nnTo6-d9wly
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sI UsSN0rICE- EXTRA.
lhave small stock Of common clothing that will dis
pOse or al cost or even leA 10 make room of my Spin
STOCK OF fine g0Udsi - F'Ir'. ,,,
nIToi tfttfl a1sI . ra.H RIVk
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AND coach TRIMMING. 81.
lust large assortment Of SaddleTs ln!dT;a,e
IIus.y lows lubbs, Sp0kes FciDws, Carriage and Tire
ii0is Mailesbc Irons, Plcrt and Enanslled Leallel
tnd evc yins used ty the tade, to WHICH inSs tho
InaI3 q Old Stand, t13 Main 81.
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MEDICINAL. /
The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
HMM EMIT,

I. 1.atd uPoa tStoaa principle nd any randy rhieh
uW rtiitrt on tI,rlidl Pain, iein, UigoPtriy CON.
POUNDED, 4 equally tHcet.,jmi IN TrE0rirs initr-
hai dfeciloHsi Pottr rhieh IL hdHlH'iy
dtrtivSa In oHi PECULIAR 10 Mt
hOSiiREiL LiNIMRAT
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IuS. cwil's aud Thus. iIlu'dels calculated Railway
Tuc kccreTs, IN gold and silver hunting casesi war
rInied 10 perform equal 10 any watches IN Tic world
AlO-Jus. johnson AID O,ler illc watches always OH
lIaud IND iUl sale al &. J.. BROWs'S,
,icI0 Monroe street
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

WHOLE NO. 26e.

ARKANSAS GoLD Es.-The South
west Mo. Democrat of the 10th ult-
says -'During our visit to Osceola last
week, we learned a few particulars NOT
stated in oui last, in relation to the dis
covery of the new gold mines, which may
prove interesting to our readers 1t an
pears that an Usage Indian, named 'CivI!
John,' while on a hunt in Choctaw Ma
ton, shot buffalo near ravine, and be-
ing fatigued and thirsty, stopped at
spring close by to get some water, and
while drinking discovered the gold boiling
up in the spring He then made search
in several places near by, finding speci-
mems of gold which he brought with hin,
back to Newton county, and exhibited
them 70 some citizens of that county
Seven men, as we stated in our last issuo,
accompanied him to the mines and re-
turned not long since after exploring the
valley some eighty miles They report
rich prospects of gold through the whole
length of it. California miners have ex~
amined the dust, and say it resembles the
Upper California gold It is fine dust -
The new mines are about 46Q miles from
this place Numbers of our citizens have
the gold fever, but prefer waiting unit!
they get more reliable information than
that heretofore received, which We think
sensible The Can anche Indians are said
to have assembled in large numbers near
the diggings, and nave already threatened
to scalp the whites in case they get the
opportunity. This they viii shortly have.
and they may possibly be the party scalp
ed instead OF cur people
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

s@ A worthy miller yziss.as.ssarg viii for pcr.
trait of himself, .ppppiied to painter to
have it accomplished. But said he. as
I am very industrious man, 1 wish to ba
painted as looking Out Of the s0,,dcD Of
my mill; but when any one looks at me.
I wish to pop my head in, so as not to be
thought lazy, or as spending too much
time at the window. very well,' said
the painter, 'it shall be done so.; BE
painted the mill, and the mill window
The miller looked at it, and inquired,
Where is myself looking out;' 90 said
mill, you know you pop IN your head tc
preserve your credit for industry That's
right, said the miller; I'm content, that's
right, that will do
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

ssa- The following incident is related
as having taken place at the burning Of
the steamer William Knox, on the Ohio
river, some two months since:
"At the burning of the VIM Knox, q
woman jumped overheard with a babe
She came to the surface, and taking the
babes hand in her mouth, thus held it cut
of the water, while she attempted to pad
die to shore. A man plunged IN after
her, and by strong efforts succeeded in
getting the mother to where the water was
shallow enough to allow them to touch
the bottom DO not bite it's hand now.
you are safe, said the man to her, whilo
they we're wading ashore She tcck the
cbild's hand from between her teeth, and
simply said, 'You do not know mother,
sir Scarcely a print of the gentle
mothers hold on the poor infants hand
was perceptlble. F"
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
foreigners fired upon them from Catholic

foreigners fired upon them from Catholic
church. and shot them down in the streets.
A Roman church turned to barrack /;
was religion not connected with politics
there When the Hungarian struggle
came on, We again witnessed their hostili-
ty tc liberty. Through their publications
they attempted to poison the public mind;
and when Gen Cass among others, spoke
for freedom, he was abandoned in 1s4s
by the Catholics every where. Was this
NO mingiing of religion with politics3
Gen. Cass afterwards spoke in favor of
religious privilegcs-tbe obtaining of chris
tian burial and free worship by American
Protestants in Europe-and again Bishop
Hughes denounced him from the altar and
through the press. Was this no. mingling
of religion with politics If the evidence
of heir opinions or action is wanted, read
Browpson's Review, or any of the Catholic
papers for the last seven years, snd We
shall have It. Those publications have
scarcely breathed liberal idea IN taeir
whole i7es, and hey havs done little olse
thar excite ignoran5 foreigners 10 Lost;li
" &c American.sm and Protestantisu
But what gives weight to this matter, IS
that these men not only hold to such oplp.
IONS, but ignorant and low as a large por
ton of them are, they are empowered with
the elective franchise to rote down intel
llgent, native born citizens, and by hold
ing 4 balance Of power between the parties,
witL corrupt politicians they increase their
influence tc ip alarming extent For the
last ten years the foreign vote has decided
The presidential elections by its being
thrown upon one side, at the dictation of
priests. IL l044 IT defeated Henry Clay;
in i64e, when they cried 'hu-rah for Cass
and voted fol- Taylor t defeated Gen
Cass. The result has been ar increasing
powef-a power beyond their numbers
by the bowing Of political parties to catch
then votes If the American party snail
Do nothing worse than 70 mingle religion
with politics to stop this base subserviency,
90 debasing and SO dangerous, it is well
enough On this point, if nowhere else,
We can WISH them God speed
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06
Steep Hollow Canal Co.
To all whom it NAV Concern.

TNOW ye that the undersigned did locate by
N due notice, Canal for mining and other pur
poses, the county of Nevada and State of Cali
fornia, on The 23rd day of May, d. 1857 at
which tine they did claim the right and privilege 20
erect the requisite dam: il ahd across the stream
commonly known as Steep Hollow, in Little York
Township, at place called Negro Flat, and about
two miles above tie dam Of the Chalk Bluff Lum
Der and Water Comp any; such dam 20 be sufficient
TO iii ditch ard foom OF the fcllCw wing dimensions,
to wit Said foon 10 be three feet ;3l vide, and
t~ enty (2G, inches Ia depth, TO conduct the wate-
from TIE dam into a ditch four a. feet wide upon
the TOP, two and one f2ii wiue at TIE bottom and
two and one-haf ~: feet in deptn. Said Ditch or
Canal and foorn luu the north side of Steep
Hollow, at grade Of twen.y-one t2l1 feet to the
mile, and to follow in lne with Steep Hollow
Canon unto The Chalk Bluff Saw Mill then TO divide
and run by branches 20 Wahoups Red Dog, Null
RavIne, and intermediate places.
The undersigned hereby notifying al persons
that they claim tie right to build said dam rs well
! as the right cf way to contruet the acom and ditch
hereinbefore described and also wate. sufhcien.
to fill the said ditch and foom from ard out of the
" waters OF steer Hollow, which are at this date,
rightfuilS and legally tc othef rson or persons
claim ID " belonging JOP -LOBDELL,
I MORGAN,
WM. A. BEGOLE
p.A CRANE
lu.,e 1st 1855 s-am'
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

The WooL-CLEANEa OR, PRAcI1cAr
MEMoRY.--A Clergyman in Wiltshire walk
ing near brook, observed woman washing
wool in a stream. This was done by putting
it in sieve, and then dipping the sieve in the
water repeatedly, until the wool became white
and clean. He engaged in conversation with
her, and from some ex preston she dropped,
asked her if she knew him.
80 yes, sir" she replied, 'and l hope |
shall have reason to bless God to eternity for
having heard you preach at W, some years
ago your sermon was the means Of doing me
great good
II rejoice to rear 1t pray what nAs ;he
subject p
''Ahl sir. 7 can t racclect that my mem ory
is so bad
"How, then, can the sermon have done you
60 much good if you don't ramember even
what 1t was about?''
Sir, my mind is ike this sieve; the sieve
does not hold the water b1t as the wafer runs
through, it cleanses tho wool Sc ny memory
does not retain the words hear but as they
pass through my heart, by Gods grace they
cleanse it Now I no onger love sin. and
every day threat ny Saviour 70 WASH me IN
b.s own BLOOD, ard 10 clense me from al sin'
Tc1!I practical memory is the rest neas3ry
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-06

ExTRAoRDINARY CHARGEs.-Messrs.
Halleck, Peachy, Billings s. Park, At
torneys for Mr.. Alvin Adams of Boston,
have taken proceedings against Woods &
Haskell, the partners here, in which they
charge that a f.aud was committed IN
the tcrmation Of the contract of partner
ship, which was signed by Mr.. Chas L.
Bowers as the general agent Of Adams &
Co. The affidavit of Nj. Adams himself
is annexed to the pleading, in which he
admits that the terins Of the contract
make him responsible tc lie California
creditors but that he ne contempio
ted any other ability t'aar tlat IF a sre
cial partner ard that Mr.. Haskell rad
admitted to him that by IL agrcament ne
should not be held liable for tbs future
liabilities Of the California houso heyond
$4,000. The afiant goes On to charge
that the contract was knowingly, false J
and frauddlently imposed UPON Bowers
BY l. G: Woods, through the instrumen-
tality of Ir. Haskell, and Attorney at
Law. He also charges tnat Woods has
further deceived him by pretending to ap-
ply to the California Legislature for an
act OF incorporation, under which the
house would be re-organizad, and the
attiant relieved from his general responsi-
bility IN the partnership.