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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada. SIS
- by virtue of an execution me delivered issued
from the Court of John Anderson an acting Justice of
inc feace N aud for the county aforesaid, bearing date
Aug 9Th, A. d. 1857, t. satisfy Judgment rendered
by said Court on the 9th day of Aug a. D. 1857 in ia
vor OF j. B. SEarenger and against George Sparks John
Ihrlwei Cohen aud others for the of SIS 50 debt
interest, damages and costs ofsuit have taken in Ex
ecuton and will sell to the highest bidder for cash. the
olewlng described property to wit All the right, title
Cohen ana others comprising the company of Cohen g.
Co. i'll and to certain Lot of Mining Claims situated on
American Hill, in the Township Nevada and known as
the Cohen & Cos claims with all the appurtenances be-
longing thereunto. will expose the same for sale in
front of J. NJ Clarks Office Broad street on THURS
DAY, the 3D. day of September, 1857 between the hours
of o'clock, A nj and O'Clock. p NJ. Taken as the
property ofSparks Therwe Cohen and Others To sat.
isfy the above demands and accruing costs
JOSEPH b. GRAY Constable
Nevada, August 18th, 1851
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EARTHotAKE.-The good people of
Sierra county complain of a shake on
the night of Aug. Sth. 1t was terri
Bile hot day-the hottest of the season
in this place.
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COMPREHENSIVE Notice
San Francisco, July cath, 1857.
THOMAS TILDEN

General Mercantile Agent, San Francisco.
III TILDEN having had some fifteen years expert
ence in General Mercantile and Merchandise bus
mess the last eight years in San Franchises, win attend
to the purchase and forwarding of every description of
goods with punctuaty and dispatch Also collections
and remtances to all parts of the country, Atlantic
States and Europe made with promptness and fidelity.
Gold Dust received for Assay and Coinage, Negotia-
tons and every description of Mercantile business
acted upon the most liberal terms.
Reference-E. f. Burton Nevada aug7-tf
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TIA Pefumed Breath.-whatl lady o

~ A Pefumed Breath.-whatl lady or gentle
man would remain under the of a disagreeable
breath when by usingthe Balm of thousand Flowers
dentifrice would only render sweet but leave
the teeth white aabaster Many persons do know
their breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Pour single drop of Balm
on your tooth brush and wash the teeth night and
ing.
SHAVING MADE EASY.-Wet your shaving brush in
either warm or cold water pour two three drops of
the Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and will make beautiful soft laher, much facilitating
the operation of shaving. For sale by aft Druggists
JOHN LARK, Agent Nevada Park & White San
Francisco april loft
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Lien Notice

DISTRICT COURT, 18th Judicial District Aug
II term. 1851.
Caldwell, Mills s Co. George Lewis
Pursuant 10 an Order of Hon. Niles Searls District
Judge all persons holding liens a certain building sit
ate ON the easter side of Cayoe street Nevada city,
known as the AMERICAN EXCHANGE" are re0uir
ed to appear and prove said Liens in the Court aforesaid
on SATURDAY, the 18th day of August. A ID. 1857
In testimony Whereof have hereunto set nv hand
and impressed the seal of said Court this Sd day of
1851
H. > RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
a. A. Sargent, Atty for Plaintiffs aug7td
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

I.
Between Sansome and Montgomery Streets,
SAN FRAN CISCO.
DAVID JONES, PROPRIETOR.
T'HIS FINE FOURSTORY BRICK H OU + &,
with granite 'front.' is now in perfect order I'M
der the superintendence Of DAVID JONES, formerly
of Jones Hotel, San Francisco and Sacramento
Mr.. Jones wishes to inform his friends and the public
generally. that they will always find him home, day
and night ready and willing to attend to the Of
his guests in his usual style and the Moderate
The house has already several of the best
lies in the city, and pleasant for several The
greatest care will be taken to make the family circle
pleasant and select The proprietor invites families and
the public to give him call he feels assured if they
do they will call again. ie26
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ATTENTION AMERICANS We pub
fish below the call of the American
State Central Committee. Let every
American heed it. Organize anG battle
for eur principles. five are vanquish-
ed let it be in the field, in the heat of
the contest and not while sleeping on
our posts.
To the friends Of the Ameyiiica1 partyin
California.
In pursuance of an order passed by
the State Central Committee of the A
merican Party, the friends of the cause
in every part of the State are requested
to organize into Clubs in every precinct
however small, and forward by mail or
express, the names and officers of such
Clubs to the Chairman of the State Cen
trail Committee.
The time for action has arrived, and
an immediate and thorough organiza-
ton is all that is necessary to insure
success. The names for State officers
presented to the people by the Ameri-
can Convention, are worthy the jealous
VI CNOtN ClllLCu WHO Inc
advancement of the true interests of the
State and the rights of the people as of
greater Importance than the mere sue
cess of one faction of Democrats over
another. In the present divided state
of the public mind upon important ques-
tions, both State and National, the Amer
lean Party occupies conservative ground
and presents the only reasonable hope
TO the friends of reform in our State af-
fairs. On the one hand Democracy re-
news her oft violated promises, and
mocks the people with its boasted pow
err; and On the other Republicanism,
disdaining questions of State policy, asks
the people to indorse National plat
form containing doctrines repudiated by
its own candidates. and declared uncon-
Stitutional by the highest tribunals of
our country.
The American party have entered
the contest against both these adversa-
RES, conscious of ttejustice of its cause,
lad relying upon the intelligence and
patriotism of the people for success.
A. p. CATLIN,
Chairman State Central Committee
j. POWELL, Secretary.
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New Goods at the New York Store.


80 Montgomery street, between Pine aud Bush,
Is NOW OPEN WITH \ NEW AND LARGE stock
l. of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
sisting in part of the following:
Silks. Shawls Cloaks and Mantillas;
NJ. de LANES, Merinoes and Alpaccas;
Ftench English and American Calicoe;
GEnghalGs Lawns and Bareges;
p Blankets, Fahne!s and Copfortcrs;
Marseilles Quilts white and eolored;
Irish Linen Shirtings;
Beached and Brown Shifting Cottons;
81 aud 81 Pillow Csse Cotton
S4 10 and ia Shcetngs;
Chrpetings, Table Oil Cloths, and Druggets;
Thhle Cloths, Table Linens and Napkins P
Towels and Towelings of all kinds;
Crash and Star Linens;
Gents Gloves Cravats, Shirts, ETC.;
Gents Half Hose, Drawers, etc
Ladies' and Misses Hosiery;
Ladies' Gloves, Mitts and Robes;
Embroidered and Plain Linen Handkerchief;
French Embroidered Capes and Collars;
Rich French Embroidered Sets;
Laces, Edgings and Insertings;
Together with large stock of Cassimercs, Satinet
Kentucky Jeans, and every article usually found in
Dry Goods Store.
The undersigned would inform the citizens of Califor
mia, and particularly country Dealers that the above
all Consigned Goods; therefore, bargains NAV he
expected Fresh Goods will be received by every
steamer from New York, and the Goods sold at es-
tremely low prices, wholesale retail for cash.
May22- THOMAS BRADY
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North Western Home Journal Office,

NOTth W estern Homo JOURNAL Ofhce, I
CHICAGO ILL. Nov. T. 1856.
Messrs Seth w. Fowle & Co.. Boston :-Gentlemen =
Your ORIGINATED BITTERS should be better known
in the Western country for have amongus thousands
who are suffering from Dyspepsia. 1 feel that 1 in
debted to your Bters for my recovery from this awful
disease. My habits at this time sedentary, and my
complaint was aggravated by too close confinement
despaired of relief and considered myself hopeless dys
peptic. concluded to try the Oxgenated Bters and
wise CONCLUSION proved be. taken in all four
bottles, and cured Although rather small man,
present weight is 100 pounds. Your Bters need
only be known to havea very extensive sale IN this
section of the county.
Respectfully &c.
J. B. MERWIN, Rditor Journal.
Sold by HENRY JOHNSON & CO. Wholesale Drug
gis LAG Washington street. San Francisco Sole Agents
for the Pacific coast.
Agent in Nevada
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r. HHl RIO A I'D OU 9 II,
JAMES THOMPSON, Prop'r.
Formerly of Haley & Thompson.
ENTRANCES,

Formerly of Haley & Thompson.
ENTRANCES;
43 COMMERCIAL q 81 CLAY STREETS,
Between Frent and Battery San Francisco.
TAURANT-First Floor,
LADIES' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Story.
THIS House has undergone thorough renovatng and
J. cleansing, with New Furniture Beds and Bedding.
1t is intended by the Proprietor have this second
in this city Great has been taken to select
the best of ants and expense viii be spared
make the weary traveller comfortable at the Rail Road
House The House will be opened ON saturday August
1st. 1857.
Capt. JOHN PAYNE, formerly master ofthe steamer
Mountain the Delaware River, and late of the steam
er New jersey. the North River. New York will be
my Assistant in the management of the Hotel
There has been fitted up n magnificent Bath Room and
Hair Dressing Room attached the Hotel, which for
cleanliness, &c will not be surpassed by any of this
city. Also Billiard RooHrand Pool Table.
The Bar will be stocked with the finest choice ofWines
Liquors and Cigars
fine Lunch will be served every day at II O'Clock.
iy3l JAMES THOMPSON Proprietor.
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Furniture. Bedding, &c.
Wholesale g. Retail

Wholesale g. Retail
81 tf---.f--e7s9 j. T. PID WE'LL informs his old
- customers and the public geherall,
that he has just returned from the East has
ed business at
a4o Washington Street, San Francisco.
From the arrangements he was enabled TO make with
some OF the principal Houses in New York and Boston
he viii be kept in constant supply with the best Goo.
Tor this market and with what he intends to manufac
ture will be enabled fill all orders he may be favored
with
He would take this opportunity inform those of til
Trade hatay wish to order direct from the East THAI
he prepared totransut their orders and afford them
facilities to procure any goods they may desire
Samples of Furniture, Looking Glasses and Beddinc
with variety oil Upholstery Goods such as Plush Ha
Cloth Webbing and Lent's Patent Spiral Springs for
Mattresses, Sofas and Chairs, and assortment Of
CABINET HARDWARE
He will also be inreccipt ofnvoiccs of Goods shchhr
will disposs of at small advance
Hetherefore feels confident to be able to give satis
faction to all those who may be DESTROYS of purchasin
either at Who'll sale retail
Remember-l40 Washington street
san Francisco. June &c, 1851
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Mark Packages Care S. & W9
Notice to Liquor Dealers and Merchants

NOTICE TO Liquor Dealers and Merchants.
A complete assortment of the Oils necessary for ma
N king and havoring every variety of Liquor, and
package of the articles used giving Artificial
strength to Liquors. Converting 20 gallons of Wits
key 100 gallons and every article necessary
mence Liquor STORE will be furnished for SEQ And
all the information necessary conduct such ostab-
shment thus enabling the beginner to
comgste with the oldest liquor Dealers Address thro
the Post Office 2. LACOUR New Orleans
Lacour's Concentrated Acid for making Vinegar, is
put up in gallon packages at s. per package-in good
shipping order. fcb6-ly
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HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED
STOM CHI RImmIRS

STOMACH BITTERS.
Three bottles of Hosetters Vegetable Stomach Bitters
will cure the Dyspepsia bottle will create appe
te force off the impure bile purify the blood and nvig
crate the system two bottles will the worst form
oliver Complaint; bottle will dssipate that weak
at the pit of the stomach give color to the counte
impart tone and strength the system, and lend
cheerfuness to the mind. Every family should have
Hostetters celebrated Stomach Bters No article is
peculiarly adapted to the depressing effects of eli
mate. Sold by Druggists Hotels and first class saloons
throughout California and Oregon.
CAUTIoN-Buyers particularly requested to be-
of spurious article manufactured and represented
to be Hosetters Bitters, which all who sell the
genuine article detect It'll sold by the gal
lon but in square bottles containing afuquart with the
cork covered with metallic cap and name on cap and
bottle, with directions for use
DIR. JOHN LARK, Agent for Nevada Park & White
General Agents. San Francisco. aprl0
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RObinsOn's CrOssing!

rTtHE ROAD from Nevada to Downieville by yav of
i Robinson's Crossings in fine condition and presents
The Shortest Routs and Bes: Road for Teams
To all the extensive Mining Regions and all various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way of Hess
and Emory's Crossing.
The ROAD also affords the nearest for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada, and the mines further
South Poor Mans Creek Nelsns Creek, sud all the
Mining Regions north fNevada and Downievile
This road is easily Travelled Sacrament
to and Nevada -Four horses readily draw three
four thousand pounds of Freight from Nevada the
top of the hill Downievile when the road
structed by heavy rains
ALLEN Y ROBINSON, Proprietor
January 9 1S57-tf
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FINANCES OF THE STATE-The fol-
lowing cash balances remaining in the
State Treasury at commencement of
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% In Lansinburgh, N. N, they
lake cat, dip it in an ink keg, throw
1t against piece of tissue paper, and
call 1t the Lansingburgh Democrat.
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Administrators Notice.

A LIZ persons having claims against the estate of II
"a A Abraham deed, hereby required to present
the sane with the necessary vouchers within ten
months from this date TO the undersigned at his resi-
dence IN Grass Valley. S. ABRAHAM
Aug 7, 1881 Admir- of II. Abraham decd
Thomas p Hawley Atty for Admir- 4w
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Total -----.-,- s. SOB So
There still remains unpaid of indebt-
edness contracted by the State since
January LIST, 1857, about $s0,OOO not
much of which will be paid before the
last of October, at which time the Coun-
ty Treasures will pay in their quarter
ly instalments, unless Palmer, Cook &
Co. paw the amount of the Judgment a
gainst them, in which event the State
would not legally owe a dollar. The
latter event, however is almost too i'm
probable to contemplate, although they
promised to do so on the date above
named
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$50 Reward.

u
CTOLEN from the Quintay Ranch on the s9th of Jul
- ~ Black Mare Mule, black nose, about fourteen
hands high, with aPreio marks and branded as follows
w IN T. on right neck and J. C. left neck under
which is double H. and double Ii on left shoulder A
reward Of $50 VIII be paid for information leading to
the recovery Of the mule and S25 the thief $50
for both Address
Aug IA. 1851. WM CONN Narvsyille
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San Francisco Advertisements.
To the Citizens of California;
- G. A u ITO N! "a

AM INFORMED that various iqucrmixers of New
Il York Boston and San Francisco extensively en-
gagged in putting up in square bottles, under various t.
ties, cheap limitations of my long established and re-
nowned
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JOHN LARK,
Nh. Il. yyickes Il Co..

Wholesale and Retail Dl uggist
% Main Street, Nevada.
Nevada April 18th, 1857.
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8rookiyn CITY News.

BnoouYs Hosrcv.ruxAL SocTry.-Fhe semi annual
exhibition OF this society held at the Atheaeun ia At
lanc street. yesterday afternoon ami evening The
in which the exhibition took place elegantly Cited
with choice howers beautifully arranged throughout The
sdes were filed with cut flowers and the centre with hot
house plants aud fruits, while in the there
splendid assortment of bouquets ,astefuy arranged
various shapes One in tho keness OF scslc others
a. baskets pyramids &c. The fruits OF the chocea
kinds ngs them strawberries Of SIZE grapes
and cherries The exhibition tine and the vsers
were delighted with all they
LoxNsSs.-The following licences to sell hluor were
granted by the BROOKLYN Board of Excise, yesterday;
B. Schlossman, James W. Herman Joseph Lang, jacob
Weber, john Forrest, Guilet Anderson, Il. W. Law
renee Specbt John Ebert, G. II Steers, John johann
mis-, Henry Hannah, Thomas French, James ". Common.
Henry Them, Patrick Carney. John Armus, Henry May
berry, Jas. Suilf John Peters, Wam Williams, Peter
Rade, John e. Stewart, Henry Rugan, Mary Cox, John
Loman, Anthony Gross There about 800 applications
still on he and Blu. meeting TO consioer them
TIg ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS KINGS CouSTy.-The Board Of
Supervisors at meeting held Tuesday, adopted the
following the division of the county into Assembly dis
tricis Heretofore three Assemblymen elected The
new apportonment gives the county seven members-
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Coroner,, Onice.

Fatal BrHsfsG FfVIp AcCmESr Coroner His held 40
inquest on Monday at the New York Hospital, upon the
body Of q woman named Sophia Corner, who died from
the effects Of burns received by the explosion Of fluid
lamp upon her person II appeared that Sunday the
deceased stiipg be,de stove, with burning huid
lamp upon the table, when by some accident the lamp
was oycrtm ned, and ialling upon tue no, stove, II
broke. and The fluid instantly exploded setasg fire to
deceased clothing and burning her in ashockng manner
Verdict Accidental DEATH Deceased IS years or
age, and was native Of Germany.
MELANCHOLY FAN A STEAMBOAT CApTArs-Coroper
Perry was called upon TO hold inquest Monday at the
City Prison upon the body OF man subsequently
Identified as that OF Captain Stone who sormerya very
popular steamboat, commander the North river The de-
ceased appeared admitted to the OF Dr. Covel Of
the CITY Prison, dying condition. brought on by intem.
perance and extreme exhaustion, and was so Tar exhaust
that he did before any efforts could he made TO relieve
him II was Dr. Covel that identified the body, and pro
nonnced to lie that Of Captain Stone, With whom he had
been Intimate many years ago when he was sober in
dustrious and independent man. Nerdet-L'ea by IN
temperance add oGhausLOn."
FATAL AccDvSr oS SmrBoiRD.-Thomas Early, sailor
employed on board steamship C. Vanderbilt, instantly
killed on Monday afternoon by falling from the topgaant
TO the deck beneath The body OF the dccea cd was
conveyed TO his late residence, No. 10 West street.
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Total TAT 80
The vote the adoption or the report was II ayes 70
nays. Three members absent.
surRxm CorHr DzcrIcSs--SrycIA- Txrx -JUys Is
Before Judge BrdseyeThe People, OK rel Gabriel Discs
way vs. John L. Flake and others,The proceedings ana
the referees reversing the order Of the
Commissioners Of High ways to lay out highway IN West
field, Richmond county set ASIDE with costs.
Gilbert Wood EDglebert Lott, late Sheriff -Notion
for a new trial denied with costs
Hiram Colwel Jonas Roe; Elizabeth Lansing VS..
Purcell Cook CT al-The Ike order
Sarah Kearney Joseph Carter.-Noton to set aside
nquistion for forcibe entry and detner denied without
Costs Defendant 10 traverse the inquson within twenty
days. and the issue then oned to be tried at the Circuit
Isaac O. Kendall vs.. thomas H. Tfeiwell and wife
Judgment for strict foreclosure mortgage granted and
form Of Judgment settled.
Iux OAK GyeRGy IN A BaooxLYy PoLGcs Cour1.-George
law appeared before Justice Cornve Monday, a
plainant against Peter McSuade whom he charged with
grand larceny The fac, spread and the cour.
became Hea with anxious tney cared
ss about the but all were anxious to have look at
George law. After taking view they gradually dis.
persed, satk Hed with having seen Live Oak George The
simply tbs Law came TO the Atlantic Dock with
horse and wagon He boarded vessel leaving his esab
lshmept in the When he had transacted bis bust
ness he ascertained his that his horse and
wagon were gone. He searched but in vain. Next day
Saturday be discovered the wagon in front Of livery
stable in Hamilton avenue, and making inquiries, asoer-
tanned that had been brought there by accused. The
accused brought witness TO that he found the horse
Stable Stable o as lespDg Be did n2f moi es
was shown that the establishment, had been taken away
from the place Nr. law et a. aud he held McQuadc in
81 900 bail TO await the action oil the Grano jury In oe-
fault be was committed TO jail.
REGlMzyIn PARADy The Fourteenth regiment under
command of Colonel Jesse c. Smith made their rst gene
raj spring parade on Monday. They formed on Hicks
street. In the vicinity OF the City Armory in the afternoon
and marched up fulton street tho Mayor aud Common
Council In waiting for their arrival, and the troops
Passed review before them The regimen, Is uniformly
alfred accordng the State regulations, and presenter
Al nd amid prfy marched
streets TO the music OF excellen. band aad DIS
missed about o'citck In the evening.
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MIillannshurg News.

Riyr AZ CRrNPoNr-0NE or TUE RiorERs STABBrp--
About eleven O'Clock Sunday nghia number of PERSONS
said 10 be drivers on the Grceupont City Railroad cars,
headed by man named Jack Fitzgerald entered Krcops
lager bier saloon, Franklin street. They called for
eome lager bier, and after drinking Il, Knocked Kroop
oown and commenced to beat him, and upon the wife In
soleInk she was also knocked down Fhey then com
enoed to smash M the furniture during which they mp
ss csmPhene lamp setting Gre TO The premises During
me gnt kroop stabbed Fitzgerald in six or eight places
s an W PICK, INJECTING dangerous wounds me com
panons OF he injured man then carried him away and
Sre'ea nm Yesterday Justice Carry issued warrants
~, @ es. o ne riotcrs and placed them The hands
c' the seventeenth ward officers
AaSS@t USDrs rE NEW Isqv,R LAW RoDert Thomas,
Keeper Of porter house, arrested by the Seventeenth
ward police, on Sunday night upop a charge OF selling
. Perry =" w" v