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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
C,oNsrAnLE,s sALE.-srArE or cA1IroRN1l

CONSTABLE'S SALE.-STATE or CALIFORNIA
~ County Of Nevada ss-By virtue of an execution to
me delivered issued from the Court of John CALDWELL Esq
acting Justice of the Peace in and for the county aore
said bearing date Aug. cath, A. j. 1857, 10 satisfy
judgment rendered by John Caldwell the 18th day of
Aug. A. D. 1857, in favor of the MINERS DlTCB COM
pANY and against the SHANGHAI COMPANY, for the
of hundred and fifty six dollars and thirysx cts
debt interest damages and costs Of suit have taken in
execution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash on
the twenty first day of September D. 1851 between the
hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ and two O'Clock p NJ at the
saloon of Hunter Trplet Snow Point the following
described property to wit all the title and interest of
r. Couger Thomas Tplet and John Mcclure in and to
them certain mining claims situate Snow Point known
the Shanghai claims also all the interest Of said Couger
in the Rock Tunnel cams also all the interest of said
Mcclure in and to the Lambeth claims, all situate on
Snow Point Taken the property Of the above named
defendants to satisfy the above demands and accruing
costs. 1881 A. /. WAGNER, Constable
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Ne
- vada Township of Eureka BY virtue oforder of sale
to directed issued out of the Court John Caldwell an
acting Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid
judgu en rendered by said court the 10Th day of
August A. D. 1851 in favor W. h. CHURCHILL and against
-TH0MS, for the of eighty.thre and &C. 100 dol
lars besides costs and accrung costs will expose for
sale the 2Sh day September A. D. 1857 between the
the tours of II O'Clock NJ and O'Clock - on the nyen
ises the following property to wit hat certain Barn Tor
stabe) and Lot situated the north side of Main street
in the town Of Woseys Flat in said county and living be-
tween the Bowling Saloon and the house owned by Mr.
Dewey Dated at Orleans Flat Sept. 7th 1857
49-3w A f. WAGNER, Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OfNeva-
~ DAss In District Court of the 14th Judicial District.
A. ID. SKIlIMAN VS.. S. NJ. DANF ORD.-NOtice is here
by given to all persons claiming holding liens upon
certain water Ditch and Fume known the properly Oh
s. M Dantord situated in the township ofWashngton Ne
vada County and State aforesaid to exhibit the with
the proof thereof to the Judge of the District Court afoe
said in open Court MONDAY the 5th day of October a
d. 1857 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of that date. By order OF tho
Court.
Witness my hand with the Seal of said Court hereto al
fixed this 25th day of August A. D. 1857.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
By wN. SMITH, Deputy.
JAS. CHUROMAS, Atty for Plaintiff. 4T-td
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.. H. Nichol'
IA son. administrator of the estate of JOHN WALTERS;
decd having filed his petition praying for sale of the real
estate belonging to said estate hereby ordered tns'
the hearing of the be set for the LIST Monday OF Oco
Der next. BY order of Probate Court.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
Sept ., ls57.-5t. ByJ. 8, LANBERJ, Deputy
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

n Clan. /. J. CZAPKAY, NJ D., late in the Hungarian
revolutionary war chief Physician 10 the Goth Regiment Of
Honyeds chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital OF Pesth
and late Lecturer on Diseases OF women ana chndren
TTIO THE AFFLICTED L. J. CZAPKAY, late Of the
Hungarian Army, and chief Physician of the Hospital
of Pesth calls attention TO the following maadies IN
the treatment ofwhich he guarantees Diseases OF
the Brain such Epilepsy Apopexy rushes of blood TO
Complete Paralysis and Insanity, and all functional De-
rangements such loss of memory aversion to society,
Misanthropy Timdity Nervous Excitement from slight
causes Self Distrust Gddness Headache Ringing in the
ears confusion Of ideas love Of solitude optical Illusions
disturbed sleep and ncapaby for labor and studyAlso
in diseases of the lungs and air passages such as Tuber
cuar diseases Consumption Pneumonia or inflammation
of the Lungs Peurites Peursy Asthma, humoral or
tarrhal affections Also diseases of the liver such as Ha
PATHS or inflammation of the Liver congestions Of the liver
assesses of the liver cacu In the gall bladder and ducts
Jaundice and those diseases which impair It's functions
such Panama fever Bilious fever and ntermitng fever
and the consequences which these disorders leave behind
them.
Also diseases Of the Stomach such Gasrtis or nta
nation of the Stomach, Enerites inflammation OF the
bowels Dyspepsia in all Its forms, which destroy the appe
tte and digestion, Fatuence, Dysentery and Darrhoe
Also diseases of the Kidneys and other Urinary Organs
such Diabetes, excessive flow OF urne ADunlna-
ria commonly known Brights disease. In this com,
pant the physician and patient do not oitentmes suspect
the presence of the disease until too late The most com
mon symptoms are general indispositon with dropsca
swengs calcu in the Kidneys, Urehra or Bladder, En-
urss or inability TO retain the urine, cystts or nhama
ton of the bladder and all other disorders OF the urinary
organs. Also diseases Of the Womb and its appendage
such Irregularities Of the MENSS when excessive de
iectiye, suppressed Irregular P0lapsus or falling
the womb, sterity dropsy and other diseases
the parts In the treatment Of any Of the above diseases
the Doctor has many remedies and guarantees per
feet in all cases. the money will be returned Al
consultations (by letter otherwise) free
Address DIR. l.. J. Capkay, San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

CONSTABLII'S SSALE.-SrATE OF CALIFORNIA,
~ County of Nevada Township of Bridgeport-ss By
virtue of execution to delivered issued from the
Court of j. b. Johnson Esq acting Justice of the Peace
in and for the county aforesaid bearing date Aug 2sth
d. 1857 to satisfy judgment rendered by said Court on
the 9th day of Aug A. d. 1857 in favor Of J. b. WAR.
FIELD and against SPENCER BURNS GEO. BRIGHT and
Others for the of sos 751O0 debt interest damages
and costs of suit have taken In execution and will sell
to the highest bidder for cash two certain houses and lots
situated on the south side of Main street. opposite to O. p
Sdger office in San Juan taken as the property of Geo
Bright also the entire mining claims and tunnel of Burns
Co. Se5aStopo in Junction Bluff mining district
ON Thursday the LIST day of October A. 1857 between the
hours of IL O'Clock NJ and O'Clock p NJ Taken as the
property of Burns Bright Co.. to satisfy the above de-
mands and accrung costs this 3lst day Aug A. d. 1851
As I'd G. w. MOORE, Constable b. T.
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MEDICAL.
SACRAMENTO STREET, BELOW MONTGOMERY,
uAN ~ I'D 4 NOL0CO CALIEORNIA.
. uvrENDINC. AND RESIDENT PHYsI-

EsLabIished for the Permanent Cure Of dH PrIUdH ana
CIryo1ic Diseases and the Suppression Of Quactery
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

The following lines written by Major French and sent
TO an nmat friend Of Governor Marcy to be disposed OF
as he might f shown TO some gentlemen here
who solicited the publication OF them in this paper and
unon application to the Major for them he has kindly fur
nshed them TO u.s. and with much pleasure give them
q placc.--[Syracusc Gazette,
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-An persons
n holding claims against the estate Of JOHN COGDEN
deceased will present the to the undersigned al
Woolseys Flat at the office of H. Martin in the CITY
Of Nevada within ten months from the date hereof or the
will be barred
F. H. NICHOLSON, Administrator.
Nevada August 10TH ls57.-46-4w
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
Another Cure Of Scrofula.

Troy, y. y, Sept. ], 1854
Messrs A. b. 4 d. SANDS: Gentlenen,- have for
nearly three wears been troubled with that dreadful dis
ease Scroula much So as to be offensive 10 my hus
band and to mvsef and obtain relief have tried every
kind of medicine that under my notice, without
effect One Of my neghbors. who had been cured Of
similar complaint by your Sarsaarilla, advised to
make trial of It, and truly say that 1t has done me
a world Of good having completely cured me- Hoping
that my evidence may induce Others similarly afflicted to
alop the same remedy with the satisfactory results
| remain gratefully yours,
SARAH A. j. POIILMAN.
Prepared and sold by A. B. IL ID. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists No. 100 Fulton-street, New York.
For sale bv DEWITT KITTLE X Co. H. JOHNSON
4 90 and kFDlNGrON & Co. san Francisco; RICE
4 COFFIN Marysvie; r. II. MCDONALD Co, Sac
ramento and by Druggists generally
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

R3 Spermatorrh@a, local weakness nervous debility
low spirits assitude weakness of the limbs and back in
disposition and ncapaby for study and labor dulnes of
apprehension loss of memory aversion to society love
solitude tmidty, elfdisrust dizziness headache nvol.
unary discharges pains in the side affection of the eyes,
pmpes on the face, sexual and other infrmes in man
cured without fail by the justly celebrated physician
and surgeon, L. j. Czapkay.
His method of curing diseases new, unknown to 9th
ers) amp hence the great All communications by
letters or otherwise, free. Address L. j. Czapkay San
Francisco, Cal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
Important to Femalcs.--1Vhcn a Female i.

Corner Of Montgomery and California SITS, over Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'S. Express department. [3f
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Corner of California and Montgomery sts., up stairs)
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
IN QUART BOTTLES.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

under this triple influence is surprising Each
which it is applied furnishes In the result new cera
of its excellence and have only To point 10 the acc
mulated testimony Of mutitudes who have eXperirnc
rcts 10 colvince increlulity itself Of its real value
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. county ofNeva-

By WIN. SMITH, Deputy.
DlBBLE x LANSING, Att'y's for Admir-. 46-iw
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patty l,r ny h.au,... uuy . &c
conmooa,, ,.. 9to .. eve. te,n
noble friend e., az, ..a N., had pur
chased d great nca. 90 COY gnmeat and
At Log-usport h, va taken .ich, auC
after watching with HIN tor week, il
hores that IA, would soon recover.
found that he had settled fever, anC
as the physician said hc would not b,
able to move on undrra month, / de
termincd to push along So obtained
a good horse, aud having seen that my
fricLd would have eve y;ling necessary
to comfort which money could procure
| LETT him.
As good fortune would have it, found
party Of tx men bound on the very
route | vas going, and waited one day
for their company. At length we sat
cut Will three pack horses to carry our
baggage, and | soon found that l had
lost nothing by waiting, for my compan.
ions were agreeable and entertaining. -
They were going to St. Jasept's, where
they had alrcady located, and where they
had mills upon the river, intending to
get out lumber during the remainder OF
the season
On the third day from L1gansport,
We reached Walton's settlement on the
Little River, having left on the morn
ing of that day. 1t was well into the
evening when we reached the little log
built in Of the settlement, and we were
glad enough Of the sheltcr-for ere we
had fairly got under she!t,r, the rain
commenced to fall i'll great drops, and
thickly too. And more still had | to
be thankful for My horse began to-
show signs of lamenoss in one of bis hind
legs. and when leaped from the saddle
| found that his foot panied him much,
as ! could tell from the manner in which
he lifted it from the ground. l ordered
the hoster to bathe it in cold water,
and went into the house, where we found
good substantial supper, and comfort
able quarters for the n'ght-that Is,
comfortable Tor that section and that
time.
About ten clock, just after had
retired, anu Jlst aa was falling into
grateful dpz', was startled by lha shouts
ol m.n ana baking ot dog, directly un-
der ny window .. o.. n.i. co"'n
uod, l rose anb t..H
and went down.
What Is A.. . asE., .. ..D lel0.e,
Who STOOD a. t.- .,y WY.
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host rcturcd -..". u.sls.. .lra..
Karl, perhaps
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daring, and murderer. .g..l.... ..-f.
cursed country. ! ..- ... .. .a..
/ AGa heald Ol nina often.
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nti jpst eaton my breakfast, an,
nad gone out TO the front Il cor, when !
to..cmau cam, dashiug up to the plac,
himself and animal all covered with mud
II had been raining nrafiy all night -
The first thing the new conner did wa;
to inquire for me | answered at once
to the name and he then informed me
that Lyman KEN could not live, and
that he wished to see me as soon as pos
sible.
Poor Lyman - | murmured to my
self, so young-so hopeless-with Sc
many friends and fond relatives in his
far off home-and taken down to die in
a strange land. | told the man that |
would set ont on my return as soon as
possible. lie ate some breakfast and
then resumed his journey, being bound
as far up as the Pottawatamie border.
! settled up my bill and then went for
my horse but bitter disappointment
awaited me. | found the ANIMALS foot
swollen very badly, and it panied him so
that he could hardly step on it. Had
the road been good | should have been
tempted to try him, but knew that in
some places the mud would be deep. |
went to the host, and asked him if be
could lend or sell me a horse. lie could
do neither. His only spare horse had
been killed the night before by the Wa
b sh iobbcr. There was not Il horse to
be obtained for love or money. | re-
turned to the stable and led my horse
out, but he could not even walk with
any degree of ease. | could not use
lim | was in despair.
Look e. said mine host, as began
% despoDd, can't you manage can
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w., u..,or,I,oIj him
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Szy- A young LAZY became 20 tnuci
dissatisfied with person whom shc was
engaged to be married, that she dis
missed him. In revenge, be Threatened
{, publish her letters to him. Very
wcl, replied The lady, Il have no rea
s'n 70 be ashamed Of any part Of NY
loticrs, except the address,
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ladies Eancy GOods Stora
e.. w. NiarstOIa,

lHATTER AND DEALER IN FURS.
Keeps constantly on hand a large stocf of
Gentlemen's and Boys Hats OF th"lG-
test fashions, Furs ofth, best
quality, and of the newest
styles cheap.
Buokskin Gloves, Mittins fevery vaiety.
Spring Styles just received
store under U. eoua rd's Hotel. 1871
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Gbc hrs trrlp Gsbo,
Is PUBLISHED ny
James Hoyt,
WESTERLY, Il. I.
IVES TERLY, II. I.

TERMS-Sl 90 year in advance; - d.
f payment is delayed till the end OF the ycal.
ADVERTISEMENTS 90 a square for
three insertions Fifteen lines constitute .
square. One column Zone yea,) S25 90; hall
II column, Sl5; quarter Of a column, IS.
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Business Gar0s.
Il. w. Dunn,

Il. VI. Dunn,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock
Of Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing,
adapted TO the season such rs
Hats, Caps, Coats, Vests,
Pants, Shirts, Under
shirts, Draws, Boots,
and Shoes, &C., &c.
Fancy articles ana Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. 1877
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-30
Traitcr and Tory.

:" But one BRITISH FREE TRADE
TORY was found in all Penns ylyania.and that
was WILMOT Of Bradford. The exccrations
of every FRIEND of Pennsylvania will fall
upon and follow him until be reaches that
place where the worm dieth not and the FIRE
is not qucnched..' ~
This was the language used by the Harris
burg Telegraph in 1876. and republished by
the Clinton County Rhig at that timo 1t
was also reiterated by the entire Whig party
of this county. Now, gentlemen, did you
tell tho truth when you used this language
IN reference to WILMor then LIZ he was a
BRITISH FREE TRADE TORY at that
time is he fit for Governor now? Were you
honest in Jour declarations then? If you
were, have changed your minds since? If he
was Il ell what you called him-a TORY
could he ever have become fit man for Gov
ernor ? Democrats. there is not Whig in
the county resident here in 1916, who did not
call WILMoT both TRAITOR and TORY
II they did not libel him then. they OF course
support man now for Governor who is both
TRAITOR and TORY, if they are for Will
MOT Remind every one of them OF this fact,
Democrats Clinton Democrat
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-30
Bloody Tragedies in Texas.

We fnd the following in the Dslla: Herald
of the 2Ssh ult =
Il, becomes our duly to record one OF the
most desperate and heart rending iragedie.
that has ever been enacted il this region of
country. John Robinson. living some four
or FIVE miles from Birdville, Tarrant county,
on Friday morning OF last week, without pre-
vious provacation Is We are informed, aluca:
withou. IN intimatien Of bis fendish inten-
tions, shot and killed dead two brothers.
George and James Anderson, brothers OF his
wife. then attempted the life of his wife, and
failing in that. proceeded deliberately to his
neighbor's, old man Sublett, distance of
nearly two miles, and while the old man was
begging for mercy, shot him dead Retur-
ming to within q short distance of his home
Robinson finished this horrid and unnatural
tragedy by placing the n,uzzIe of his gun
agai ist his own forehead, and pushing the
trigger with bis ramrod. put sn end to his
own life instantly. The whole affair occurred
in less than an hour.
Robinson previously had difficulty with
his wife. snd had agreed TO separation =
Her brothers were assisting to remove her
things when he shot themboth W b a
rifle q n d . mu.ket Some time ago
K pbinsol committed brutal assault up-
on old man Sublett, and was punished with
several months imprisonment. which wa.
probably the cause Of his aninlosity, against
that individual"
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George W. Bowman.

A few weeks ago we took our leave of the
Exhibitor of the " Bedford Gazette" as We
then supposed forever, for We had no desire to
give sao sow fswning dcmasogue the benefit
Of the Notoriety which We well knew, be was
endeavoring to acquire by keeping up con-
tinued and exciting controversy with tho Dom
ocratic Newspapers Of this county. However,
bis last manifesto is such an exceedingly rich
document. that We have determined to acsord
it at least brief notice. It Is addressed to
that veteran Democrat, DR.. VIM. A. Smith
Of this county, who since arriving at the years
of manh ood has always been an active con-
sistcnt and fearless defender of the men and
measures Of tn. Democratic party, and the
devoted friend of James Buchanan, through
all the vicissitudes of the political career of
that illustrious statesman. 1t is not in the
power of Bowman to injure the standing Of
DR.. Smith with the Democracy of Pennsyl-
vania. No public man in the State can pro-
duce fairer record than DR.. Smith, aud it
would be we'll for Bowman if he could say
the same thing of him,elf with truth.
Bowman denies that he ever intefsred in
the local politics of this county. and yet in
almost the next paragraph he acknowledges
that he advised or instructed the Democracy
Of Cambria. through the columns Of the
" Gazette to oppose the election of George
n. Smith the regular nominee of the party
for Assembly. Was not this interfering in
the local politics of this county? ''Out Of
his own mouth" he condemn. himself.
Bowman is exceedingly anxious to create the
impression abroad, that the Democracy of
Cambria are hostile to the administration Of
james Buchanan; viler ealumny could not
be imagined. The Democracy eff this county
we're tho earnest advocate of the nomination
of James Buchanan. and the vote which they
rolled up in his favor last November,
proved the estimate which they then enter
! tanned of the man. Ard their opinion has
since undergone no change. They sincerely
rejoice at the prudence and success which has
thus far attended his administration In nc
ether county in the State. can he number
more sincere and devoted friends than in this.
If Bowman has no desire to to Interfere
in the local politics Of this county. why did
he request the Editor of the +" National Dem
ocrat" to publish his communication ? The
Democracy of Cambria will no doubt fee
duly grateful, for the commendable desire hs
manifests, of affording them an opportunity
of clearly ascertaining the opinions and views
of the late Adjutant General Of the grea
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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Ruise. II ID seldom We bellows that foun-
tain sends forth sweet and bi tier water at the
same time. Mr. Hits will certainly not ex-
pect the Democracy of Cambria to receive
everything he enunciates Is truth since his
paper is the sayporter Of the Know-Nothing
candidate fot, Assembly, and the open and
ayowed organ of the men whosat the present
time are indnstriously engaged ia seadeaTsrsng
to disorzanize the ranks Of the Democratic
party in this county. -
We presume that We are perfectly safe in
announcing the sppcarance on orr before the
Is. day of September. 1853. Of fathe second
volume of &c Editorial Breyisies,n consisting
of contributions to country newspaper cal
led the .. National Democrat" the aforesaid
contributions before their second appearance,
| having been carefully revised and corrected
| by the author. =.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-30

CsuxIrY AT SEA-Ths captain and two
mr tes of An English ship have been sentenced
to be hung, at Liverpool, for torturing to
death sailor on loard their ship. 1t was
proved on the trial that he was fogged every
day by the three prisoners-that large mas
tiff was set to worry him. which tore the flesh
from his body in large slices. causing the
blosd to flow in streams. aud leaving behind
the most gha.tly wounds and ulcers-that an
iron bolt was put across els mouth, and his
hands chained to strong bolt in the deck be-
hind his back-that he was put into an emp
ty cask and rolled along the deck-that his
own excrement Was forced down his throat
that he was sent aloft naked to furl sails, and
severely beaten with rope before making the
ascent-that a-rops was placed around his
neck, and he was raised from the deck to the
elevation of three feet, where he was suspen-
ded for some minutes. and that when lowered
he fell on his back like dead nan! Death
at length, more charitable than his pcrsecu-
tors, put an end to his suferings. when his
body was found to be indented with marks oi
the rope, and his wounds full Of maggots.