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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-26

G,IIAWLS.- Gentlemc's Travelling Shawis, OF beautr
- styles and qualities, Tor SALT low for cash by
WHEELER & LAKIN,
Sep2S NO.2 Washington Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

II. We believe sAe States vert Of the Ohio would
not iend hsf 70 many gold dollars, hsf eagles and
ssses to this City for periodicals, they now send
Of 81, IS and $40 bills.
XI. Mr.. Wihdt THINKS Tariff of 40 per cent
would soon appreciate prices so IS to need rAi'iDs
to render Ii effective. We insist, oo the con-
trary. that the average price Of Home Pr'duc"
efficiently protected tends steadily downward, and
that no article whereof the workshops were in good
part transferred from Europe to this country oy
Protection hss ever failed to be cheaPened 70 tue
great mas Of our coEsumers BY the process. we
have hitherto given column after column OF facts
which support this proposition. Why this n So
We have a.o repeatedly made plain; but as Mr.
Windt has not observed or hiss not been convinced
BY those reasons, we waive their reproduction
Suffic il that We hold it vital mistake thst all
products are enhanced in price BY Currency TX.
psnsion. We can afford larger more costly and
better newspaper f1r a low stated price under
liberal Paper Currency than under restricted one
Of Specie. Now, when Currency is deficient and
general prices falling, we see Railroad fares gen.
orally advancing.
ALI. we 10 HOt tuas aPci ~Aohey IA
psnds and contracts "the pound weight yard or
buthel" at the pleasure of the bankers. Will Mr.
Windt contend that the present revulsion aud
stringency are dictated by their pleasure"
That 81 900 now is than : 900 three months
ago, We readily admit; but money is tight" or
"easy," scarce OF plentiful, more or less valuable
in Hard Money countries as we'll as with US. Cali
fornis is conspicuous example; and in fact the
present revulsion first broke out, not in Paper.
Currency New York, but in Hard. Money Havana.
XIII. If Paper Money were a contrivancs Of
Great Britain to tax and plumber US, it seems odd
that she does not discard it at home. Quacks who
live by giving posors, are not apt to take freely Of
their own medicine.
XIV We regret TO hear our correspondent talk
Of administering bis Hard Money bolus BY de-
gIees as the patient may be deemed able to bear it,
good thing intrinsically is god ct once aud all
the time No-when the time for reoponing this
controversy shall have arrived, let us take our re-
spective grounds clearly and squarey for Protection
and Paper Currency on the one side and Free
Trade and Hard Money on the other. The meas.
ures We advocate are good for the present Distress
good for state Of prosperity good to day. good TO-
morrow, and good all the time If there be theory
that will not bear to be fully applied under four or
five years, we would advise waiting the expiration
of 9se years before urging its adoption.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MONDAY, Oct. l9.-Ald. CLAscY, Fresident.
Proposition 10 Clean tie Streets.-A petition was
received from Morgso L. Mott, Jacob l.. Dodge aud
Slvanius Gedney, Offering to clean the of the
city thoroughly, including avenues. public lands and
places, In accordance with specifcatio submitted
beng the same as those sent to the Board of
Councilmen on the Sth Of October and 10 fulfill all
other provisions contained in the sae for the rum of
$500 COO per for the term of We years and for
the faithful performance Of which they offer actual
property holders as security TO the amount Of $780,
oOo, TO be approved by the Mayor sno CONTROLLER
This was referred to the Committee on Cleaning
Streets.
The Murder of Standardization by AID.
Wheeas John sw.n.on pescesble and h,hly re.c.e..
n while s, rSDISns m hong seoompsned e a, vile from
upon oy aeapg Of cowndiy ufsn and in most brutal
Re.oIred That Mayor BE- aad he Is hereby s1bor,.d
os,r reward stoo Tor the apprebenson and Of
G pe.1h m or he;0ns @ who maiaeIed John swa.On the
street. ~ Ms
Laid over under the rule.
- me Poposed Donation IF Ground To the Roman
Caih0hc Orphan Asylum.-lhe report from the Coun-
cimen graz mig this Asylum half block Of ground
adjoining their bulcing in Fifty first and Fify.second
sheets, and Fourth and Fifth avenues, brought up
anc was subject Of much discussion.
Ao. TUCKER said he was in favor Of giving ad 70
societies when they for the benefit Of all but hers
an exclusive sectional concern. The Finance
Committee propose TO give the Society half block Of
most valuable city property at yearly rent oil 81
ne uio rOt DeueV IN eucn hs Woen tue
city was now almost bankrupt. 1t is 9 measure in.
volvrg large sum OF money, not for the benef, Of
the city, but Society, and when once given to it, IT
was lost forever.
Aid. CLANCY said Aid. Tucker was Incorrect in his
views, and that the property was only given during
tie pleasure Of he Common Council, and they had
already lease Of the ground, and simply wanted to
be put on the same footing az other societies.
Aid. ADAMS hoped the matter would lay over.
AID. Tucker said il the Roman Catholic Asylam
got this ground with what they had already, they
wouls have more ground than any other society in the
city, and this too fer an exclusive society for he ua
derstood no child would be admitted unless il was
Catholic, OF intended to be one Ths ground proposed
The Beard wanted to hurry it through wrnout proper
ccnideIatsp. One-hsi the members did not know
whore tie iArd was anything Of its vslus, and yet
were ready to give it array; Er nc matter what she
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
MARINE AFFAIRS.
NAVAL.

IL.
The steam frigate Roanoke, Just taken out of the
dry dock at this station is now being stripped under
the shear preparatory to reenteng for thorough over
hauling, orders for which were received short time
launching. The survey at this station time ago
revealed the fact that her back wss broken. Sue
swels up amidships-Or is hOgged' as sailors term
i-ten inches from her original model. At the time Of
launching her keel beveed downward between stem
and ttern from true line five inches At the present
moment it arches five inches. Standing aft and look
ing forward along her flush gun decks the hump in
her sheer Is very plain to the eye During the survey
observed be broken short Off and the same is true
of some Of her heavy timbers when che stripped Of
her ceiling it is supposed that the bolts OF her iron
croes tresies will be found broken. IT would probably
cost nearly her original value to make her again s
stsurch when new and bring her back TO her original
model to do this she would necessarily have to be
stripped DOWN to her keel for large portion of her
lersih. We believe, however, that it Is not proposed
TO give such a thorough Overhauling as that would
necessitate.
The brig Dolphin is now in the dry dock for repairs.
While stripping of her copper on "Wednesday, about
eight inches Of the sword VI swOrd.f.h was found
sticking fast in her bottom. 1t found in her bows,
wedged in her garbosrd.streak pointing downward.
1t would seem from its position, that the vessel and
sh were approaching each other rapidly and in order
to avoid the vesse rhe latter made plunge to pass
uLder the vessel but fsiliog in doing, mis- sword
prcked the "copper" and passed down beneath till il
struck the cardboard streak, and snapped short off,
leaving the point fast 10 the vessels bottom.
The sword Of sword-ish is of solid bore, stands
firm, straight out from the upper jaw, Its base being
the Jaw itstM 1t shape is precisely that Of the short
artillery rapier, commonly in use few years ago,
though much stouter in proportion to its length, its fiat
surface prOruding horizontally The fish itself is Of
msckerel shape though more round, and weighs from
400 to 200 pounds the sword upon each varying with
their sze rom two feet to 40 inches in length Ii is
very rapid sh ard possessed OF great strength, as its
form indicates. We saw the sword Of large fish
b,ct zen short ,ff in n yeseels bottom IL had struck
fair and square on her twoinch oak plsnking passed
through it ard again through her inch ceiling, and pro-
truded four inches on the inside, the sword having
passed through the bottom total Of Ii inches. The
point was broken off on the inside, and she never suf
ieIed any leak from the sspguinary stab inflicted
fChsrleston Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
THE ACCIDENT AT WILLIAMSBURG
VERDICT OF THE JURY.

VERDICT OF THE JURY.
Tn accordance with the desire of the Jury Sunday
l.borers were at once engaged to throw s.ide the
earth tha, had fallen down, but after removing the
entire mass, no further bodies were found.
The Jury then retired to consult, and after short
consultation returned The following verdict:
1--WE th. undersigned Jurors summoned TO inquire into the
~ the deaths Henry Berky Begel Jscob Heroee aud
Copher Horn find that 4 70 their deaths BY 'uro
- c.us,d by \ part enhankment of lager beer
sn, situated and in the OF being built In Wyctcf
t,e.t between Union and Lormer stree
T. m ,.Ij;nI on them while the and fur
a. tbat there was ross negligence the part OF the
,,,,ie. having the charge Of building said vsnit. -
I'd bT Alois Dyrert Jscob Roseps.rten Jacob Zim
~ j,me. Rodwen Adam Schese James Austin and Gsrret
H. Garrison
The funeral of Mr.. Berky took plsee on Sunday
afternoon, from his late residence in Mckbben street,
and was attended by large concourse Of his friends
a,J yslatives.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

A,ss, viii holding on IN wscobsp-f,r that 's sss
hsslsy savkea-produos the desired effect Rather
VII not prodscc the droet contrary effect la sur
opinion there Is no time bike that when the farmer is
ready to sen to do so, xnd trust 70 fOrtupe as to
vAe,bes his srsn viii BE- higher lower II he skould
Assd On. In the present csss we have no sdVios TO
give, except this: Read the pspeis-inform your
sslves The last news from Europe says bresdstahs
sss declining. sit likely they will rise again in the
fsee Of the velkrowu fact thst Europe never grew
better crop, and that Amsrics ceriaialy has good
soe, and sort Of chance TO export grain except a.
lev rates, compared with last year. With these and
ether fsct< before you win you accept the sdvce of
Mr. Jones, and hold ont II you do, don't say after
you rue 1t, that TIE TRIBUNE advised you to do 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

.tiPu.,io.. we're, ls.d. grsA'sd 70 'osiese. - ..
Aid. MesEssAs ssd this soeissy Asx ..-..
city many hsusands Of dofArs yesrly IN oe
psnp.r childreD and row they waited 10 eI,s,y
buildings over the grounds Tbs Society. 4. nsH
ted, bad saved the city about 500 600. s,d S1ns
a s.ctional society, sor sli sec1 we're tsLsn kt
,be weslthiest merchants bos IN he s.,v ..s II
brought up by the Society -
AID B.xrA said be would Ike "a x,.. So,
but ne was opposed 70 party acton /, . -. M glee-
half block Of ground. II the subiec, -. ssy
until members could make themselves h,,s .S over
he thought the report would ultinstely b. -snsa,
A moiion TO lay over and psint wa io... "P~d'
AID Owrss moved that the report Be 40 .,,
70 read "durrg the pleasure Of the Gonna, c...1
instead Of at 81 q year rentsi
Thi. was lost.
AId. BLUNT said be row saw there vess \. a..
cn,v ia this transaction and be Was qpiss a,s.,sa
.i,s n The Controller could not act unisr a., ~
resolution as attached 70 the report, sod couA -.
lawfully make the lease
AID. BAsrA urged again that he u.:isr lay ever
for future cor sideration.
= The report was fiuslly concurred in BY ptoa
WAS TWil.on Harris, He.y. Clancy, Ais1s. s,.s,
Meronuel Monesbsn, Coulter, NAeaiine, Acsgesss ~
'SAYs-TScter, Bsnts, Blsn,, snd Ovens
me Elect10r Papcrs nom the Courdlnen d n
location of polls &C. were taken up and eose arei n
after which the Board adjourned to thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
THE FIRST FROST.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Oct. Is, lS57.-Light frost last
night, but no very killing frost yet. Corn all ripe
Lexington, Sanilsc County, Mich, Oct. IL, 1851
Although we are 49, 2V north latitude We have had
no Ming frost yet Corn and buckwhest mostly hsr-
vested Potatoes are rottng some, but We trust not
seriously. Chinese cane planted June 81 Is nearly
ripe. Good sirup has been made from II.
'Genrood, Mills Co., Iowa, Oct. III, lso'.-We
lave had frost here to kill any Of the crops The
creps are very good-so much better than was ex'
pected that there will be considerable TO spsre.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
coMM,ssyoNERS OF EXCISE.

The Board met yesterday in the Common P'ss
Chambers The rooms parts First and Second being oecu.
pieo by the Courts. Present, Commisssonsn hoimss
AZ Hsskett No applications were msde for Ieeasss
The Board meet again tomorrow st the usul heur,
and win continue to meet consecutive dsys astH
the celebrated so days are exhausted.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
BOARD OF COUNCILMEy.

The Bosrd met on Monday, Couneiimah PsuLtfs
in the chair.
a rev house. To Coun on Fire Departnelt
An invitation was received from the General Scpsr.
i,tepoent of Pohce requesting the Board to 'evevs
hnnnliop of Police in the Paik. on "Wednesday next
At ocIcck D N. Accepted and ordered on Ale.
An ipyii .ticn wa. also received from Cox Rysr
ouertp pe the Board to rview the 6sth Regiment q III
O'clock To-day. Accepted ard ordered on ne.
Mr PHILLIPs offered the following preamble sna
resolution: a.
Vheyoa, deliberate and unprovoked murder vas oonrs1
on uidAy evening In Tenth reG Twen,y hr Hl
another life sscrihctd to The sfut ~
murder US sspss with which this city lnes,sd sDd HAs
ouins 10 the like ofeUsss which have Asy bsG
CON and the offenders stu lsrEe be u. tbsrefs
b,oeed That his Honor the Mayor Be requested 10 sff
for the and conviction Of the murderer mo
sY, Of the late John Swen and that the Of eAe
hereby spprs pristed therefor.
II vas laid over.
The report in favor Of appointing . Sreeid Con.
m;ttee of 1--WE to inquire into the expedeney Of ssab
hshing a Founding Hospital was called up "a
adopted.
Pearl street from Broad street 10 the Battery wss
a Large number Of hills passed the hhd reading.
but none were Of especial Importance. Adjourned 70
Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

On the pre,ent occasion Oakley was the fAvorte at
400 TO $50 against the field The Lady won In three
straight heats without struggle. There was large
ATTENDANCE The winner is fine, powerful young bay
mare Of extraordinary speed sod endurance She bids
fair TO be match for Flora Temple or Lancet, aud s
sister to the celebrated lrottng mare Ross of Wash
iDeton.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
THE TURF.

| Us1os COURSE, L. I-GRrAr TRoTTNG MATCH
Monday, Oct l9, ls57.-Purse and stake, $780, mile
1 hasf q IN Z In harrese.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

SEVENTH ASSEMBLf DiSI nICI.
Pursuant to the call Of the Republican CentN Con-
tion met at the house of J. l.. Taylor, No. 10 WeA
Thirteenth street on Saturday evening l7th ias., ~
the delegates being present
On motion, JoHs l.. TAYLOR Of the Fifteenth Mue
was appointed Chairman, and X 7. Ciark OF the Nls0
the Convention proceeded 70 an informal ballot, v1
following retult:
Frederick A. Cenklins Of the Fifsenth Wsrd....
Richard c. McCormiok, T....................''.'s
On notion the Convention then proceeded TO
formal ballot and every vote being cast for rederci
A. Copklip. be was declared unanimously neminsted
and the Chairman and Secretary were instructed q
potisy hin Of the nomination. The Ccnveruon -
motion then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
CITY IZENS

PosTPoSENISr OF THE Departure OF TEE cALt
roRNIA MAILs.-We are informed BY n. O. RobGt
s,q that the departure Of the California NAL tss1ss
is postponed until Thursdsy next, 22d inst. Tie b.
Louis will then sail instead Of the Northern Light ID
verified for to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

Prof Carnochsn, II. D., win deliver the nt'cdss-
tory lecture TO the course of medical iastructca -
"The Cultivation Of Science" in the middle lecture
room Of the College, this Tuesday, evening, u u
o'clock.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02

TONSTABLE'S SALE.--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
the 27th day of Aug. A. D. 1857 in favor of j. b. WAR
FIELD and against SPENCER BURNS, GEO. BRIGHT and
Others for the of S93 75l00 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 the south side of Main street. opposite TO o. p
Sidgers office in san Juan taken the property of Geo
Bright; also, the entire mining claims and tunnel of Burns
Co. Se1astopo in junction Bluff mining district.
Thursday the st day of October A. D. 1857 between the
hours OF II O'Clock NJ and O'Clock T. NJ Taken the
property of Burns, Bright Co.. to satisfy the above de
mands and accrung costs this ls day of Aug A. d. 1851
As I'd G. W. MOORE Constable, b. 7.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
BOOTS & SHOES !
J. S. WALL & co.
VT" TT DEAIEko IN III :"
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS

DEALERS IN .
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Miners Supplies, Preserved Fruits, Liquors, &c.
No 55 Broad Street Nevada.
TTAVING completed hre-proof building, we are
now receiving the largest Stock OF Goods ever brought
10 this place Having plenty of and being secure
against fire it intention to keep ON hand at all times
full assortment of all articles to be found in similar estab
lishments which will he sold to Miners and Families
On the most Reasonable Terms.
Our Stock consists IN part Of the following assortment Of
Family Groceries, nc
500 Or Sacks Flour; sou Los ;. g. Hams,
10 900 Lbs Potatoes; ZOO Bbs. Hour;
6 o0o bs Hams. 700 lbs Side Bacon
.. ! 0NoT bs Gffsllea butter lo0O Lbs Lard;
Witb n e,multte stock Of SUGAR, COFFEE TEA, RICE,
TOBACCO FRESH FRUITS, HARDWARE, QukENSWARE,
&c &c. - -
RU- GOODS DETYERED FREE or CHARGE ga
We invite The attention o Country Dealers to our large
stock of Goods As have unusual facilities for purchas
inv we are confident that sell such terms as VIII
make il to their advantage 10 trade with us instead OF
going below for their supplies
j. s WALL Il CO., Broad Street.
September l6, lS56-tf.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
New Store, New Goods,
rNJMEWW E%@G n @-HcsEgo
PHILADELPHT STORE

81 BROAD STREET. KIDD 4 KNOX NEW BRICK BUILDING
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than before
the Fire.
VTTE take pleasure In announcing 10 the citizens Of Neva
w da and vicinity, that the
Philadelphia Store is open al No. 81 Broad s.
IN Kidd Kio1s Brick Btitiinq
We have recently received large stock of New Goods,
which will be sold twenty five per cent cheape than
before offered in this market,
The goods Of the best quality and consist part
follows:
Dress GOOds.-Frcnch and American Callcu
French and English Merinos, all colors,
French and Scotch Plads, all woool,
Plain and figured De Lame,
Alapaca. Bombazne also French Ginglam
Swiss Muslin Jaconet and bar in great quantity
SIlI<s.-Marantique Plaid Plain and Changabc (thC
latest and rshet syes0 also any color Of Florence silks
Mantillns-Silk, Satin and Fur, of every description
Victoria Winter BOnnets.-IeghOm, Split Straw
silk and Satin Riding Hats Girls Flats and Boys Hats
Opera Dresses very rich styles.
Table Covers.-Worsted and Linen Of all kinds.
Carpets.-Three Ply, Brussels, Ingram, Velvet, all
colors.
MottIng.-IArge quantities, from A to o., cheap
Floor Oil Cloths, Mats and Rugs, largo assortment Of
Druggett all colors
We call especial attention TO our large assortment of the
heaviest kind White Macinac Blankets and Quilts also
all kinds of Flannes for family
Enbroderes Egng and Lace the richest style hand,
and we call especial attention to them.
THE RICHEST STYLE or EMBROIDERED IlNDKRcHIEFs.
1000 PIECES IRISH LINEN, al all prices.
DnmasIx.--slk and Worsted, of all colors
Cotton n.-Bleached Muslin 44-lO, cheaper than has
before been sold.
Alcxanders Kidd Cloves also Silk Gloves and Silk Sts.
Ladies' Shoes and Caters, of all kinds.
Ladies invited TO call and examine Goods and
ascertain prices before purchasing elsewhere.
60 Remember The Philadelphia ~ Good,
Store, No 81 Broad Srea Kidd Knoz's Brick b lildtng
STIEFEL COHN
Nevada, Aug. IS, 1856. 4o-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
HOTELS.
MONUMENTAL HOTEL i

.ass0A THIS and spacious Hotel lately erected on
6lEM the site formerly occupied by the Pacific Resau-
.lMW rant over the bridge foot of MAIN STREET, Ne
sl vada will be open for the reception of guests,
and accommodation Of the public generally and after
Saturday, May 9th,
The proprietor would invite the attention Of the travel
ing portion of the community especially to the fact that
having spared neither trouble expense to build and
furnish his House in manner calculated to meet the en-
tire wants Of the public and having most desirous loca
on in the business part of the city, in the immediate vi
cnity of the California Stage Co.. Telegraph and Express,
Offices Having a number of GOOD APARTMENTS for the
Accommodation of Families, on the
Most Reas0 a ID e Terms,
and conducting his House strict Temperance principles
thus aording superior accommodations to those wishing
II QUIET HOME.
He begs to inform the citizens Of Nevada and the public
generally that every attention viii be given to promote
the comfort and merit the patronage of those who may IA
vor him with call.
SAMUEL. W. CRUSH, Proprietor.
Nevada MAY Sth 1S57.-32-d
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
wV7E6NEsDAY MORNING, SEPT. 2, 1857.
Arrival OF the J. L. stephens.


rh. Panama mail steamer John L. Stephens
arrived at the Bay last Sunday morning, bring
inc news from New York to the 9TH ult. The
news dses not possess any peculiar interest.
Elections we're held in Missouri, Iowa and
Kentucky, on the Sd ult. In the two former
c,.t.s the indications were favorable that the
democrats were victorious, and the probability
"a, that the Americans had carried Kentucky.
lanes b. Clay, who was running on the Demo
cratic ticket, was elected to Congress from the
Ashland District, formerly represented by his
father, notwithstanding strenuous exertions
were made to defeat him.
A man named A. Van Liew, book-keeper,
.zas found murdered, on the night of July 9th,
m The c0rnet Of Canal and Mercer streets, New
York. He was found lying upon the sidewalk;
his person bere evident marks Of violence and
ne HAD been robbed of a gold watch and some
Esrty dollars in money. meeting of the eitl-
.zens of the ffth and ninth wards was afterwards
held, fOr the purpose of organizing vigilance
csmmittce The objects of the committee is
stated to be the protection Of the lives and
WNoperty of the citizens.
Accounts from st. Paul, Minnesota to the
2Cth of July, represent the Sioux Indians as de-
fying the United States soldiers, and the settlers
as flying to the forts for protection. Dispatches
from Col Abercombie the commander Of the
troops, dated the 25th, state, on the contrary,
that the Indians had been pacifed, and that the
trouble with them was at an end,
The tenth infantry the vanguard of the army
for Utah, set out from Leavenworth, Kansas,
for Salt Lake City on the 18th of July. The
light artillery and the fifth infantry were to fol-
low, at intervals of day between each. The
entire force, exclusive of the dragons detained
by Governor Walker, amounts to thirteen hun
dred men.
Commodore Newton, of tho navy, died very
suddenly of apOplexy at Washington on the 29th
July. Two hours before his death he was APP
parently in the enjoyment of vigorous health.
The municipal difficulties in New York were
daily becoming more intricate. Meetings had
been held in different parts Of the city, and the
metropolitan police law was universally con-
demned
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-02
Engine and Boiler For Sale

ONETEN HORSE POWER ENGINE AND EIGHTY FI.UE
" ubular upright Boiler with all appendagcs in excel
lent repair and in running order for sale cheap Apply
47-3w HENRY MEREDITH, Nevada.