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UMPORTANT.-DR. j. G. YOUNG wishes to call
4 the attention of nvaids to his course of prac-
tice. The Dr. has long since abandoned the mcr
curial treatment, and has strictly followed the
Vegetable Practice Patients under treatment
with him are not confined to the house, nor taken
from their business, bat can 90 about and eat as
asual. The DIS mode of treatment in sases of
debility both general and sexual. is not surpassed
by any physician. and always results in perfect
removal of their troubles. DR.. Y. has discovered
new mode of treating affections of the Liver,
which after fair trial has been submitted to the
Professors of several Of the medical institutes of
the States. and pronounced 10y them, as perfectly
successful, and has been adopted by them in their
practice. In the treatment Of incpent consump-
tion, and diseases of the blood, the Dr. stands pre-
eminent in his profession. and will warrant cure
in all cases. The following testimonial spcakes
for itself.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-21

THE SENATE.
DEMOCRATS, 10.
Josiah Johnson, Sacr'toIS A Merritt Mariposa
Joseph Walkup, Placer De la Guerra, Santa Bar;
S NJ johnson, Ell Dorado b d Wilson, Los Angeles
G. j Carpenter, ElDOradoF. Tilford San Fran co;
S ii Chase, Nevada; j Shaw, San Fran co;
w. B Norman. Caaveras w Ferguson, Sacra'to
and Amador; p. Dosh, Shasta;
J w Vaudeville. TuOle;iD. Crandall, AmadOr;
A r Maloney, San Joa- C Westmorland, Placer;
quin and Contra Costa; j McGee Butte and Plu-
A W Taliaferro, Sonoma, mas;
Marin Il Mendocino
R S Mesick, Yuba; S Bynum, Yolo, Napa d
J o Goodwin Yuba and Solano;
Suttcr; W G Burnett, Yuba
w T Ferguson, Sierra; e G Waite, Nevada;
d r Ashley Monterey; III NJ Fiske, Ell Dorado;
J. w. Cotfroth. Tuolu ne; j G McCalum, ElDorado
John Crosby, Siskiyou;
REPUBLICANS, 3.
S. Souc. San FranciscoS Bell, Alameda and
E l. Sullivan, do Santa Clara.
THE ASSEMBLY
The Placer herald., 1857-02-21
MEDICAL.
DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S
GRAND
Surgical and Medical Institute.

AKMOR7 HALL BUILDING,
Corner Of Montgomery d Sacramento Streets
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-21

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
f. w. Sherman, 1st District, Pine Grove.
w. r. X. Devane, I'd District, Gold Hill.
John McNally, Sd District, Illnoistown.
John X. Cate, 4th District, Iowa Hill.
William Duck. 5tb District Yankee Jims.
The Board meet on the first Monday in Februa-
ry, May. August and November.
DISTRICT COURT
Hon. JOHN NJ. HOWELL, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January, and
on the third Mondays in April, July and October
COURT OF SESSIONS.
Hon. JAMES Z. HALE, Presiding Judge, F. t.
Frey and Rufus Smith, Associates.
Meets on the second Monday Of February, May
August and November
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the first Mondays in January March,
May, July, September and November.
PROBATE COURT.
Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month
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RECAPITULATlON.

Democratic majority. .5S
The Placer herald., 1857-02-21

Nss" K A Y S Medical and Surgical
Institute is at the corner of Montgomery and loa-
cramento streets, San Francisco, California. The
Doctor offers free consultations, and asks no re-
muneratiOn unless he effects a cure. sep II
The Placer herald., 1857-02-21
AN ACT

Amendatory of and supplementary to an Act en-
titled IAN Act to authorize the Board of Super
visors of Placer County to levy Special Tax"
approved March 1lth 1856.
The people of the State of California represent
ed in Senate aM assembly, do enact as .toi-
lo,ps:
Sec. l. Section second of said act is hereby
amended so as to read as follows: Section 3D.
The tax provided for in the first section of this
act, together with one-haf of all moneys rcceiv-
ed into the County Treasury for County purposes.
from sale of Foreign Miners Licenses, shall be
set aside and kept as special fund, to be called
Redemption Fund.-" and shall be held and dis
bursed as is hereinafter provided.
Sec. g. 1t shall be the duty of the County Trea-
surer to give thirty days notice, by publication
in some newspaper published at the County seat,
that sealed proposals directed to him, for the
render Of County Warrnts, will be received by him
up to the last day Of the session of each regular
meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
SEC. 3. On the first day of each regular meeting
of the Board of Supervisors, they, together with
the County Auditor and Treasurer shall attend
at the Office of the latter and then and there open
all proposals, and accept the lowest bids for the
surrender of County Warrants Provided that no
bid for more than the par value of said warrants,
or any bid unless accompanied by the warrants
proposed to be surrendered, shall be accepted.
SEC. 4. When any bids are accepted the County
Auditor and County Treasurer shall each take
description of the number and amount of warrants
for each warrant, and make several record there
of in their respective offices, and thereupon the
Board of Supervisors shall make an order direct
ing the County Treasurer to purchase the war
rants designated in the accepted bids and pay for
the same out of the Redemption Fund, and the
warrants SO redeemed shall be cancelled as other
redeemed warrants, except that the County Trea-
surer shall write on the face of said warrants
purchased, and the amount paid for the same, and
shall sign his name thereto the order of the Board
of Supervisors directing the County Treasurer
to purchase said warrants, together with the re-
cord made by the County Auditor, shall be sufi-
cient vouchers for the County Treasurer in the
settlement of his accounts, the bids being equal,
the preference shall be given to the smallest
amount OF warrants, the bids and amounts of war
rants being equal each shall be accepted 'pro
rata nearly possible, the County
Treasurer shall return all unaccepted bids, to-
gether with the warrant therein contained, to the
owners demand.
SEC 5. The County Treasurer shall keep Sc
parate account under the head of Redemption
Fund.- of all monies received from the sources
specified in the first and second sections of this
act, and the said monies shall never be used or
mixed with other funds.
Approved February 7th, 1857.
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PERSONAL.
ITRlSK.-I WILL SEE YOU on FRIDAY. JANUARY
II 2 al the usual hou aud place. EDWARD
IrRIDAY-w1tI. FIND A LITTER IN THE Posr
III Office agreed en-.
~ THIS SHOULD WET THF EYE or WILLIAM
Blair ober, who lcit llJghec numbero zen AZ and
settled m Now sork he would be glad 10 hear froui
him 10 the % he Er, W. Marshal hocse ~ Dundee,
and.
INFORMATION WANTED or JAMES AND JOHN
! Bsnna. formerly "a Carnagran ard Margaret Ann NJ.
Clean formerly q Downpafirk, Ireand ~ ey WI com
uuncate with Henry e. Gracrg $50 Tear see New YORK,
they viii hesr of soInoihisg 10 ihe4r advsnage
DIET FORGETS HER PROMISE TO WRITE As SOON
i Wednesday last There - nor" Tor hsr in Union
Pot ci ce. frnu T. W.
THE MILITARY.
VETERAN CORPS OF ls2--A MEETING or 1nE
crrs viii be held ID hcaduuagers, r. lWs Star House.
No az tsrerari street Friday Jan 2 lsj1, Al 7. ".
~ order 81 President VIM. y. Chambers.
Wv. tlurIYrF. Adlf \. W. IpNfr. tul
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AT1SlNlNsT.

"A most wonderful ~seu>oSi~ n the vvriA - -
hss ever been knovn ~ IN ths seventh s.nsster a.
"a who siso ereat ssrolorst
- te rss present and fctyss events o. Ma issys ss-
kh "a thousands vayeis xufope w sf
NJ tunes bs how ard v1 sbpv 80
The likeness Of stur- hubsnl and Wal ssrs rvu 10 ~
pin>~s OF nairsRonid bliss sni rocd luck usngr Ne
will also o. aosent frien,s nd rs1ns
.ad vii tell % s ali .h- concerns u lie ts< u
heln being ,i.nt< No shargs ma ass~ssA vW&nsmsn
no, slnRied u Bsc0gss ~ &C. rsas %. A~S>
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The Right Hon the Governor Geseral Of India in couu
Gil having under directions from her Ma e.ys govern.
Bombay service the Persan CUT deems It proper
10 make known the reasons which have rendered this
measure ntCss.ary.
In the m nth o January 1852 certain articles OF agree
meni wee O nciud6d between Lieutenant Conel Smell
her Massiys Eavoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpo.
tcnraty a. the the shah OF Persia and his hlgh
ness the suGr Azim Prime Minister Of the Persian 20
vermont.
by ,ho.r articles the Persian government engaged no,
70 sebd troops 10 Htrs on am account nnless foreign
uooIs-tba, H. troops from the direction OF Csbul or
Candabsr or her foreign countrysnould invade erat
In the event troops being sent the Persian government
engaged that the said troop should not oner the city Of
Herm and mat on the return Of the foreign troops TO.
wsrds Their eva territory, the Persian troops should be
immeose'y -h-drawn from the neignborhood OF Herst
10 perSisn soit.
The PERSIAN government also engaged 10 abstain from
All lnesenrca whatsoever In the internal affairs o;
assuming tee sovereignty governing except far
~ Inter lei cnce existed between the Two rares during
the lifetime Il The late Var Nshomed."
And lasty, The Persian government engaged 10 ren-
the reacipg o The Khootbeh, any other scknow edg
ment OF aigence subsection the ps OF he peore OF
Herat 10 the Government Of Persia
II was AZ tho same time stipulated that 30 losg as
there shou be no interference OF whatever
the part OF tbs british government affairs OF erai
The engagements contracted by the Persian gov~n
AZ AFORESAID should remsn IN fcl forco aud ELECT 90
the other hand agreed, 10 the Of the British
AQebans others should wish to with OF take
rsosscp ov Hera the British government on the re-
quhiion 81 The Persian Ministers would not object TO re.
strsin such iortign Power by friendly Rovce "s, that
Hcrat miebt tinsu IN W. Own state NJ independence.
while Ire Rrt'.h government has faithfully and con.
sniy adhered 70 the obligations witch accepted der
the agreement Of lanuary 1905 the government Per
ss has rsu'e,t,d deliberate aud persovsrng disregard
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COUprL co,
NJ FRiSr YUsffssrns, TO- - pnoApvlv ropG.
Haze rCrenty ssss< Vie following bsss1fsl rssrr,s
Tbs Christmas Dream, oyAi, psic q, cooSed -
The Ihrtsunss rToxsGi 81, g. ., IS.
Family Prayer 81, o. /" y.
Mutual Instr1ctan q. o. =. ~.
The Aan,nclston. archei top PLAIN s. cbiorsd o.
Washington Crossing Tie Delaware, reductlsG. pAa W
eeoself O..
ridelIsT, q dog aiss rr~ve OF his master.
flsn ~, colercd ~
Mo he fne line engraving
shroudnR q CHRIST by Dupont ser DesrOchs PIN -
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l. snsxi.y jackets. g.
Ve,vet robes. $40.
Fisc soag-s, oS'iArs, s,,<x -.
vLsisss.e or retAz
IRA PEREJo SOW.
n al
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lost AND FOUND.

bO>T AMI tOtND.
DoG Losr. Is REWARD-ON TJESDAY. THE DrH
~ inssn III Leonard street black N.vfounl laud
dog has he ip q; his fore paws white, white breast and
white on hr The above Il VII be paid ~
turning hru 10 he above place.
r oSI-or SUNDAY 2,TH INST. YOUNG BROWN
u setter dog With IN legs asd spots the eyss
rewarded. JAMES r LEErE, ei DeaL street BROOKLYN.
r oST-A LONG TAN, BAY MAZE ABOUT Ili,
from under Andrew she'd Fia.alis had sadie and
hrr when she niormg Ion ~ her wl be
thankfully received ~ = ". Hcagand New York Long
lsand.
7 oST--A FIRENANs BADGE. -. the YIEDER
~ will obu,e by reiurnn II ~ lie Chic Engneers Once,
2lEliysbe,h sreet or Al The AmeIesn MusclH
OsT OR s1OLEN-A SMALL. POCKET BOOK con
tanning tie FOL owisr described bank bii papers,
three So bills. We slu bills ono 81 btu tive IS BIZ. and one
g. b al Mechsn Banking arnn, slso I've
Erir second mnrtrage coupons 90 each
able isto March newt receipt sharcs VI he North
AneCs Bank and rust Cnmpsny and ohrr pcr-
utnno The Cortandi te lac Of the View
Jerfev Railroad 20 Camdn. suitable rrNari VII be paid
r the cry q The above paper 6c, by o. W. NANDhN
CToIFx OF srRAYED-oN the MORNING or THE
- 'tst VII The stable corner hghih
all rctrn he sal torsc TO- Nnery. u yht
nue. and siAeenu. street, vii Pc suitably rewnres.
&. A. RrKER.
l,TOIFy-ON n ESDkY Urn BETWEEN AND or
- ffcu The 81 Barclss and West s!feets, s
tery warren snd b.v mare together -A had Of groceries
conssiDg Of three D. rres 81 two "a ksges a poultry
viii fru eil amounting a. about $40 The owners
asJfes j. on the WAGON, John Brady - fourh street.
vee Of he viii be lsnkoly received AZ the above
sddrsss.
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FURNITURE,

n,o FURsITURE DEALERS. EFC.--wAyrED TO HIRE
futures, conssins Of benches, sbles couaters be-
Trimmings fixtures st.. saals for concert rpon -
would hire room srcady heed up Address o. b. Ia -.
New York Poe Uihe-
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IL rETEhS CHURCH BROOKLYN-TIIS PfRsT
Csrrvre 10 heucw church y Sa'e sree 'near Bon VII he
fed an he evening lcsva, &C he Eprhsng luesd'v
Ian r.pnrucug a. IL Oriocx The revereu. clergy eud
any chuttren tetese inviiei TO attend The uter
ifa4v. app % removing he uo,ing debt o. Tho "a
tsn 1t. r tde ct'uch vii Ne r-ssi N We IRE
.rttug vtui. :. rlluutcucag AZ ocisk
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COPAwrNERsaIp NOTICvss.

COPARFNERs2Ip NOT1CNA-
x1O nnn -PARTNER WANTED ErrHER &C
'NlV.VUU. i've or silent. IN vel esass ed business
without rss paying u 20 ~ tent VII nresc o ~ per
cent With abo' ssnouni. Apply "a CHARLES A, MILLER
\ CO., 1876 Broadway.
fNOrAKTNrRsHiP.- ~. a MACHADO HAs rlIts DAY
" .sen into partnership william Hogan ant ". NJ furtsdo
for he s' and bias nee nt l65
Pes. under tie hrrn 81 !. " MACHADO A co.
NEw YuEE January 1, I6s.
roPARTNFRsIffP yoTICE-t NAVE THIS DAY As
v socaed with r. Boas formerly % Ssn francisco
California AID " o. Hitler FOR the purpose OF tDutnung the
exchange commission ard foreign business The
racc No. 40 Broadway, under Tie firm o. B Richard,
Boas co G.. y. RICHARD.
INV YorE, January l, 1897.
DfssOLr ZION o. COMPREHENSIVE -THE CoPART
nersh heretofore existing under Vie name l. Stnrn
Co. th dissolved by mutual consent The business
viii be set I'd BY 7. Sturn TGNArIIS ~ IN
CHARLES MI LLER.
NV vonx December 81 1879
The subscriber wi the business importing and
selling cwelry Sc. bis sole account IN he city o. View
York + SrURN.
N,a rors. ian tery Q 1857.
LvRANC1s sK1IDY has ASSOCIATED WITH HIN
" Edmund =. Wsdc and Jchn r. Sk dy, and vii continue
the BROKERAGE hisnps under the firm II tRANCIs SklDf
GO. New Y0rS. January I. 1881.
RESTAURANTS.
DBOoKS' sLp STAR Ga LrsPFyARD srRErt
ID Or hcoiay evan rr, isnusry5.
t~aa NHGE sAt BOW
s~~s<- ~ fNksssL
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Nrw YogK AND HARLM RXIRo10.

connsnens noox.ss Nov. { YS< Srss dasJ ~s,as -
Fsrs " y ron Nsv York 70 Asass. tssrs wv Yea
sowa, fr0n of vhfs srf Genie swes<s
$50 A NJ, erpres- rsan for ADsny. eonsscns VIE -
Central Railroad and Northsn usrw. -.
$40 A NJ mail uain rlhnns dsccay through vnhsue
change OF cars and sounscfng a. u.hAls feu 0srncrs
the ws~e~s ssns COR riuseA, N~th Adams - sesx
ssronp. -
I9P ~ express running directly thrsssh Without sAaaFe
Of csrr and sorn e<,irs Central IA r. Coz -
West Returning. leave ALBANY
SIS A. NJ, NAL train for New York dkect
1os5 A. NJ expreps without change u
btS p NJ eYprs~r without change Of cars.
yrMfs 10 be S.ned hsnnnxe chrrheAa NJ cAssaf
The W&er Railroad, AIRY sysi w,se and Orsye.
Rocme, Twenty bird svcet and r2ar,h .vsnsa ~
YORK. W. J. oAhPBklis sspl
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TRAVEIGERy' GUIDE

the trains will Leave Chambers street. station fssva
Express train $50 A and AS r. NJ; maj, Ills A. n
cugran 6f5 r. ". for Pous akespsse ~ A saa a.
ard So T. ~ flr sing S.as, a. snA T. n fr rs9ks-
nj. 90 y. " TIE Pozxl<eeyns Sing ~ and ressz9W
va stop Al the s'auona Psssensers taken uA1
sers Cana, Chrsspher and fhriy nrn s,reee Ir.rs :
and Ess' Albany US and lao A. N, sd s0r
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THE EIISENIEN.

THE CHIEF EscISEEs QUEsTfoN.-Nsw YORK
Dee 81. isS.
Soah T.. Farnhan. Assistant Engineer.
John ke.icman, Hose Co ~
Richarl klmmens kngne Go. q
Aloryo Sotr. hose e.. .5
I,in A. trrgier, tssisfHuf Ems Incer.
James Fassth. kBrine Co -.
TLouss D. Goodwin, Uook md tadfe< Co. H. -Comin'iee
t,entemeniour friendly c'ft mnnca'iou. nv ne ms to
beeotue candidate le h0norsD position OF Cll-f En
rner Of the New Y,rk Pre- Department has been received
and carefully w. the early OF the
p9ap pufr0st resf 90 enter the cOuesi w order bs
shsud MOI Ve m ne 81 oer ncmsrs ~ our organization
be- have stronger better lifted p pe1fnm the
m anS onerous and responsible duties OF thN Office Being A.
aipd however tblt becoming candidate vii Inter
-e with The ,pira of The deserving freely
sons to vour REQUEST inI declare myself candidate
ore al Cbef In cer Tor one term only. rcsuect.
iuiy. yours, HENRY ". hONAkp.
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Vr0vCL PRkSxJTG
u n. n. hUUoHrOH q 90 lsascssa~< n Basdav HsUtn.
sn Co manufacturers would invite the pssas " 49,
Inc hex large s0f vailed ass0rhn o. god s1vsr
ana ptsrl oasos Lued wiz supe~~ gsh psnz wktA
ussT Lsuns from nsr f,eloryoeA.' of aoLrS
psrsre ossnpsc,asSs and iurs5ty pArkSs-
larry sdaH,Sl iDr prsssna
PAtonef and waxrAf cd.
no MAIDEN LAsy NJ
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-17

BE KIND TO SisTERs.-Boys, be kind
to your sisters. You may live to be old,
and never find such tender, loving
friends as these sisters. Think how
many things they do for you; how pa
tient they are with you; how they love
you in spite of all your ill temper or
rudeness; how thoughtful they are for
your comfort-and be you thoughtful of
theirs. Be ever ready to oblige them,
to perform any little office for them that
lies in your power. Think what you
can do for them, and if they express a
wish, be ready to crafty it if possible.
You do not Lnow how much hnppiness
you will find in SO doing. l never yet
knew happy and respected man who
was not in youth kind to his sisters
There is beautiful song which says,
"Be kind to your sister-not many may know
The depth of true sisterly love
The wealth of the ocean hes fathoms below
The surface that sparkles above"
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-17
The Central American States.


The population of all the free States Of
Central America, which are now the
theatre of events of such interest, does
not exceed that of Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island That of Guatemala is
estimated at 100000. Its capital is the
city of the same name, situated thirty
miles from the Pacific, and 1850 feet
above its level, with about so 900 inhab-
itants. The only seaport of this State,
on the Pacific, is the little roadstead of
San Jose. A high surf makes it dan
gerous to land. San Salvador has about
2S0 900. its former capital was de-
stroyed by an earthquake in April, 1854,
and the present seat of government is
Santa Tecla, twelve miles distant from
the old city. Nicaragua has about 264,-
900, and its capital, Leon, 10000. Cos
ia Rica is not half so populous, not much
ex ceeding 100000. Punta Arenas, on
the Gulf of Nicoya, is its only port open
to foreign commerce. Its capital is San
Jos So; Carriage, its former capital, which
had about $4,000 inhabitants, having
been entirely destroyed by an earth,
quake in September, 1851. The popu-
lation of Honduras is about 10000. Its
capital is Comayagua. The area of all
these States together is about $50, 400
square miles. They extend in length
abp put 1000 miles; in breath, from 90 to
25p p. Guatemala is the largest in area
as well as population. San Salvador is
the smallest in territorial extent,
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-17
COnstabIe'S Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada ss-
- By virtue of an Execution TO delivered issued from
the Court of John Anderson. Esq acting Ju -tce
the 9th day Of January A. D. 1857 in favor of Winter
Groce and against Balm Israel for the sum of Sg3 -
debt, interest damages and costs of suit: have taken
in execution and win sell the highest bidder for cash.
the within named property, towitthe Nevada Theatre
on ayote or Washington street, known Frisbie &
BAN S Theatre Also house and lot known as c.
BANS work shop in the of DR. Larks Drug Store
on 0AIURDAi, the 18th day of April A. d. 1857 be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock, A NJ and ) O'clock P NJ
OF said day will sell the in the Theatre
Taken as the property of Cha H. Balm to satisfy the
above demands and aecruing casts.
Y $. GREGORY, Constabl,.
Nevada March 25th 1851
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SileEiH-'s Sal.

DY VIRTUE OF IN EXECUTION, ISSUED OUT
ID of the Twelfth Judicial District, and to me
directed and delivered for Judgment dercd in said
Court on the 1th day of March \. d. 1851 in favor Of
Seliolte Blanc and against CasamayOu for the of
Two Thousand three hundred forty-seven dollars
and ninety cents, with interest said sum of e2
3i7 81, r the 9TH day of March, at the of per
cent Per month"; until paid gether with S4 SO costs of
suit with all aecruing COSTS have levied upon the fol-
lowing described property, which had heretofore at
tached in the above entitle suit, to-wit:
A Quartz and Saw Mill. known the Canada Hill
Mill situated on Canada Hill, in Nevada county, Stte
of California.
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, APRIL
18TH, A. d. 1857, at p. NJ, will sell all the right
title interest and claim of said A. Casamayou in and to
the aboe deacribed property the Court House door in
Nevada at Public auction for Cash, the highest and
best bidder satisfy said Execution and all Costs
I'M BUTTERFIELD Sheriff.
Nevada, March 20-tds
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-17

SILVER BROKE Too.-The Lockport
C9urier says Dutchman went into the
Niagara County Bank to make depos-
it, having a number of Spanish quarters
among his funds. The teller politely
Informed him that they could take them
for only twenty cents. The Dutchman
looked up in astonishment, and said-"1
saye 'em because the bills break: NOM h.,
teps the siluer break too" "
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-17
Dissolution OfPartnership.

I'HE FIRM OF WASS, MOLTIER & Co, Assayers
of GOLD and liver is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent, and their business will be settled by
CZNAY, & member of said firm and now partner in
the firm of HARASZTHY, UZNAY & CO. Gold and
SILVER Rotners and Assayers office No S5 Battery street
between Commercial and SacI amento streets
The Assay Laboratory of the late firm having been
transferred and connected with the New Refinery the
friends and depostors who have heretofore deposited
with Wass, Moltier Co. respectfully solicited to
continue their business with the firm of Harazthy
Uznay & Co. Il
March l6 lS57-1m S C. WASS
4. p MOLTIER,
CHAS. UZNAY.
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-17
erior Malt. 1856

1856 Hops and Superior Malt. 1856
T'HE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully invite the
Il attention of BREWERS ta the fact that he has
made arrangements to receive monthly from W York
a few bales OF very choice Nev Hops, selected and
packed expressly for him. which he guarantees first
quality, and of the crop of 1856
The first invoice has Just arrived.
Also-To his MALT ESTABLISHMENT inthis city,
the only extensive in the country which is under
the superintendent of an old PRACTICAL AND EN-
PERIENCED MALSTER, where can always e had
in any quantities, MALT guaranteed of very superior
quality.
MfDE FROM CHOICE OLD BARLEY
Which he offers for sale at very low price for CASH
Prompt and particular attention given all orders
addressed him the Office of the Pioneer Malt House
No 81 and SO Washington street, San Francisco
April 3-3mis LEWIS s. FORD