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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

ragua and Costa Rcs arrived .: Ban Jose The s
AID was officially received on the 19tn
Our Puna Arenas correspopdent wrhee tha, the coSse
crop is late this and comes b but skw'y Prices
remain much the same IN the interior $40 70 $40
win go lower; owing 10 the short crop many vessels
will have 70 seob for elsewhere. Hides have fallen
little, and now held at So with IN active demand
In consequence Of the short coffee shiprnsnts
native sugar (ChsBcsoa) have becn made which, IN tbe
port does not cost under - per quntA Ne do inward
tendency OF the article has rather checked tho demand
Freishts for Europe are very low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

Gov. WELLER TAXES POSSESSION uW STATE PRISON
The Legislature passed The 2eth ul TO take the
State prson from the possessou Of Est the present
SEE and place In the charge Of agents o the State to be
appointed BY the Governor On the LIST inst Gov. Weller
weut 10 the prison to take poseesson be demanded the
keys Of The building from the sub essec VITO refused 10
give them and refused 10 Admit the Governor ino his
oce, whereupon the latter broke opcn the door OF the
oe ordered the sub leesee away took possesson Of the
plsce and pot1ed the guards that they might continue
their preaeet posItons employees Of The StAie-AUa
California Maroh6,
CONCLUDED TO rsIL-Mr. T. A. Rowe was released on
the 23d ut from the prison brig st Sacramento where
he had been confined for than year for contempt
Of Court, II refusing 10 ten what had been done with
sl24 ooo taken from the state treasury by Dr. Bates Mr.
Rowe forward and testified he had received the
money and Ind given 70 Edward Jones.
rU CMuuRNIA MAIL CONTRACT "A Joint committee OF
the Senate DDd Assembly rendered long report tho
I'd inst, recommending tho adoption Of q memorial TO
Congress praying for abrogaon Of the present contract
for the conveyance OF the mails bet San Francs
and New York, and the formation OF contrScLo with
two other comJ Dies, each 70 carry the mail
weeks each way but alternately, that shall have
mail every week.
SAN FBAStTsco PRorERry-rhe Legislature has passed
10 confirm the Van Ness ordinance, which provides
that all the title % the city OF san Francisco lands within
her borders sha be ven 20 the parties posseasiou,
cepting cpl. such tracts an tsy be required streets,
public squares, sohoosnouses, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27
OUR AsPINwALL CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR AsPlNWALL CORRESPONDENTS.
AsIswAII, N. G., March 10, 1853
Arrival Of &edmes- Brik Trade for n< Port a,sd Ra
road-osr Account ,Otas Perl-ko.,msas, Of ae U~ts>d
States Squadron Santa Anna Leaves ais Home foy heri
oo-TAe Atroto Expedition Sucessul 10 he PaciEo-Ctn
tral American Politics, Dc. DC
Santa Anna, ex. President OF Mexioo, UT Carta0e~a
Friday 12tA un on ne Brihsh steamer for Hapana II is
understood that ne Is nj, way 10 heroo, under tbe
pees and protection n Spain Rumor he ooold raise
only 5000 on his rurbaco property, which nm
million. In It possible that our g)verunens viii
allow hin To land urder The projection Of spa.n7 Is
Spain to intervene IN American snars9
The arrival OF three the 18th ere&,sd
little excitement usraly quiet Isshnus eny. me
st. Louis Capt Hudsoo, with sboGs Sin hundred psssep-
GERS arrived Of o'clock A. NJ, he ncrr;ns cf ths
18TH the Granada Havana with sxiy seven pasen-
gers, at O'Clock p ~ and the Moses raylor Capt Nc
Gowan with Eve hundred and fifty four pasrsneers st
ss me =, ss q snD nS came y , y."
fore O'Clock P. Y. Of tho same day, and 1aso sy tho
Granada and Taylor early The following nc-nms. Ths
run the effect Of the new cpposton-m freight and
passspgers viii pu, Airy thousand dollars in No
treasury Of tho Panama Railroad CompAny, airesdy
the road never spch ocuplcc order being e veil
bslasted - any rail TRACK the Eastern North vessrn
States.
The Congress OF New Granada assembled on The I'd Of
February President ospna IN hs message sooches but
lightly on the relations between the United s.s.es and
Herran treaty viii not be rs;ded, but the regard
matters In q somewhat ciferent hgnt rhe preeenco OF
the Mcrmac and saranac q. Panama. and the Colorado
susduchanna, jamestown and Fulton ~ Aspip WALL will
have effect tho Congress OF New Granada thA, no
other Argument could Is Is high time that these ques-
tons settled
The Merrimae a. prssen. s at Caiiso, where she viii
probably be detained several weeks. A nun ceY OF
American vsssels nave been seized by tho Peruvian
suthortes, and Commodol Ioog viii Rave to rqu,ro
into each Lieut. Cohen goes wasning;on on ,he
TAYLOR a. oesrer o. dispatches from Commo lore Long
and Capt Fulton as besrer o. despstches from Clay
Minister TO Ptra. We shall soon have heavy aoccuni
Against Peru.
The Aus;o expedition kss reached tho pac.hc and Lieut.
Craven on bis way back - he Atlantic, making the
cesssry surveys The missing bat, with provsioos.
reached the surveying party safety. was native
bungo, and the bands spent twenty days celc-
bratrg hoissys IN villages on the coast
The ssamer san Carlos lost Lake Nicaragua
the nigh. Of February a. las lasas he proves
be total loss III accident whatever you may de
signae IT, vii serio7sy rsRrd The opening o, the Nscara
qua roate the setiied opinion here us. The route
cannot be poss!tly opsrsd before January, 1859
Tom EiwarJs " IN Iaaao,1 he declines gurg farther
with Nr. ". Carey JoDes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27


The london fires Of yesterday reports an advance in
Pennsylvania Ceptras, with the following business
p G. second mortgage, So Illinois Central Railroad, cas-
discount ditts rs, 1875, IS.
Lovpcs March I3, 1853.
soils opened this morning with great dulness the price
and subsequently experienced decline Better quota
then Ultimately supported by report, which, how
not confirmed by anything received at the In liza
Hou.e that despatch bad arrived announcing the taking
dav were uri 7ortant Applications for discount al the
Spey-s thousand pounds in gold was Withdrawn from
Ses Breeze ninety five Thousand hundred pounds he's
said have been for purchases OF silver but
the Credit MobIlior for the Austrian rnil ways.
The dropping tendency with which the stock market
Bourse reduction Of quarter TO three eghths
cent copsos oply temporary, and the final prices
were the sare yesterday, with firm market Ninety
bank TO day for expectation. said TO be account
LIVERPOOL COTTON MkEKrT.
The Brokers' Circular quotes the saes Of the week in
the Liverpool cotton market AZ only Il 900 bales OF which
$500 speculation and 500 for export Owing 10
hesvy arrivals decline OF a 1k1. per pound all
quslites bad been submitted 70 Fridays business
only 5000 bales, the market closing dan a. the following
qlotatons.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

Tho despatch from France 70 the Swiss government 10
regard 70 refugees Published. The removal from tho
frontiers Of Switzerland Of Italian and other quest ,nable
refugees demanded in strong and menacDg terms and
the Swiss government told that IL they refuse they will
incur grave responsibility and win have 10 attribute 70
themselves the consequences which may be euta!led.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-27

Vienna despatch says that excellent andmg
has already been established between the Derby Ministry
and the Austrian government
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

Sable, aud Tasss City, to Ssgusx y, $50 miles aud
bsck oncs . week from December 10 April 80 in
each year.
bidders 10 name .chsJuls Of departures and srrivsi
Proposas for ,his should bs made BY Ae round
trip.
1858 From ssut s,s Marie to Marquette. 1874 miles and
back. week during the season Of nayi 9 alton
Bdde's to propose sehsduls Of departures aud srd
Proposals for This service should be made by round
Trip.
1876 From Msrquslss Ksswsusw Bay, 10 miles aud
back, once = week during the suspension Of navi-
Leave MsIqustle Thursday st m,
Arrive ., ksswensw Bay next Saturday by pm,
Lesve Kee~snsw Bay Monday st7sn,
Arrive At Msrqustte next Wednesday BY 8 pm.
Proposals for This service should b. made BY the round
trip
1857 From Ksewsnsw Bay, BY Postass Lske, Houshon
Clifton, Eagle River, Eagle Hsrbor. and North Yes,
Mine. 10 Fort Wilkins, 80 miles and back. once a
Leave X swensw Bay Monday al m,
Arrive at For, wilkins neg. "Wednesday by pm.
Leave Fort wilkins Thussjsy st 8 IN,
Arrive Q, keswensw Bay asxt Saturday by 6 pm.
1868 From Keswenaw Bay. by Algonquin. Adventure,
Minnesota Mine, and Rockland, to Onionsgon. SO
miles and back, once . week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Monday at 6 am;
Arrive al Ontonsgon next Wednesday by pm,
Leave Ootonagon Thursday At q am,
Arrive at keewsnaw Bay next Saturday BY m
1869 From Ontonason. by Gossber Mine. to Norwich
Mine, miles and back once . week.
Bidders will state the distance, aud propose schedule.
1850 From On,onagon, BY Adventure Mine and Douglass
Haughton Mine, TO Isle Royal Mine, 80 miles aud
back. week.
Leave Ontonsgon Monday at N,
Arrive 1t Isle Royal Mine nextdsy by m,
Leave Isle Royal Mioe "Wednesday at q m,
Arrive at 0ntcnsgon next dsy by pm.
1861 From Ontonagon, by Minnesota Mines. Rocksnd.
Saltvew, and Deserei, to Wausau. 1874 miles snd
bock twice a week, from ist November to LIST
May Of each year.
Leave Ontonagon Monday and Thursday at m;
Arrive at Wausau next Saturday and Tuesday by 6
pm;
Leave Wausau Monday and Thursday at am;
Arrive at On,oasgon next Saturday end Tuesday hy
6pm.
1862 From Rockand by Forest and Norwich Mines and
Norwich, 70 Agosebic, "a miles and back.
week
Leave Rockland Tuesday at 8 IN,
Arrive At Agegobic ty 0pm
Leave Agegobic Wednesday at6 am,
Arrive at Rockland by 6pm
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

soss From Chppcws Falls. by Chippsw. CRY al Whit
ts'ey, Bay6sid 100 miles and h~k.
Leave Chippswa Falls Monday al q a M,
Arrive at Bayfield, nsxt Saturday by 6pm,
Leave Bayfield, Monday al 6 mi
Arrive at Chippsws Falls next Saturday BY pun.
l3oss From ChPpews Pals, BY Eau Cairs, Rockville.
Dunnvilr Wsubsck, Frankfort. end Dssd Lake
Prsirie, 10 PepD, 60 miles and back. twice week.
Leave ChipPsws Falls Monday aud Thursday si
Arrive at Pepin day by pm;
Leave Pspn Tuesday snl Friday ut 2 pm,
Arrive at Cbippews Fsls day by pm.
3O9o From DunnviIe, by Rock Falls and Sumner. to
NeiIsviile, 10 miles and back. . Aesk.
Leave Dunnviils Thursday st7 10;
Arrive at Neilsvils next Saturday by %,
Leave NeillsviIs Monday at . m,
Arrive at DunnviIIs next Wednesday BY pm.
1901 From Eau Claire, by Moldovis 70 Aims As miles
and back, once week.
Leave Eau Clsirs Friday at pm;
Arrive at Alma next day by pm;
Leave Alma Thursday at 8 m;
Arrive at Eau Claire Dext day by IL an
I3Osa From Eau Claire, by Rock Fas Chippewa. Little
Bear Creek and Buffalo Prairie. 70 Alms. IS
miles aud back week
Leave Eau Claire Monday al m;
Arrive Alma next day BY 8 m;
Leave Alma "Wednesday ct 8 . IN,
Arrive at Eau Clair day by 6 p 10.
sosa From Forest BY Webster aud Ontario to Sparta As
miles and back week.
Leave Forest Monday at 6 m,
Arrive ut Sparta next day bv pm;
Leave Sparta "Wednesday at m,
Arrive ut Forest next day BY pm.
l3O9i From Tomah, by Tans Creek and Sultan. Can
ton, 20 mes and back, week.
Leave Tomsh Wednesday NJ an;
Arrive at Canton ssms day by 81 pm;
Leave Canton Thursday At an;
Arrive At Tomsh same day BY pm.
l3O95 From Nall Haven, BY Tomah 6pana Big Valley.
Burns, and Neshonoc, 10 La Cfosss, IS miles and
back, six times week.
Leave Mill Haven daily, except Sunday, ON Tie ar
rival Of the mail Train from the East,
Leave La Crosse daily, excep. Sunday, and run to
connect with the going East. Bchsiuie time
twelve hours.
l309G From Mill Haven, by Fountain. Clifton. MERIDIAN
Solun, R'dgevile, and Angelic, to Sparta. Il miles
and back, thee times q wert
Leave Mill Haven Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

AH.ve at Council Hill day by I'M;
Leave Council Hill Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at al ma
Arrive al Monroe sams day by IN.
3ol From Albany, by Brooklyn, Unon CookviIle. and
Dunkrk, to Ssoushton. ~ miles and back, oacs
swsek.
Leave Albany Friday At IN;
Arrive at Stoughon day by pm,
Leave staushton Saturday st . m
Arve at Albany same day BY 6Pm
l3o42 From OxfordviIs, by Spring Valley. Hoosiek Al
bsny, and Attcs, to Exeter, rs miles and back,
three times week.
Leave OxfordvlIe Monday Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Exeter same day by pm,
Leave Exeter Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday AT
Arrive At orfordyiIIc same day by spm
lso4s From Bslisvs by New Glarus. to Monesll,. Is
miles and back. . week.
Leave BeIevjlIe Friday al 7 m;
Arrive at Monticello same Gsy by IL m;
Leave Monticello same day st p ms
Arrive at Bsllevile same day by pm.
1904 From Exeter, by New Gisrus Bern, Moscow, and
Yellow Stone, to Mineral Point 40 miles and
back. q week.
Leave Exeter Wednesday, 1T Z q IN.
Arrive at Mineral Point next day by IL an;
Leave Mineral Pon. Thursday st pm,
Arrive at Exeter next day BY 6pm.
l3o45 From Arena, by Hsiens, Wyoming, Dodgeviis,
Mineral Point, Cottage Inn, Prsttevils, Smelt-
zer's Grove, and HszIs Green, 10 Gssns, Illinois,
"a miles aud back, six times week.
Leave Arena daily, except Sunday, att am;
Arrive at Galena same day by IL at night,
Leave Galens daily. except sunday, st4 am,
Arrive At Arena sams day by IL at night.
1906 From Mineral Point, by Georgetown, Fayste. Ar
gyie, Wiist, and Tsmner's Corners, 10 Monsicelo,
40 miles snd back twice week.
Leave Mineral Point Monday and Thursday Of IN,
Arrive 1t Monticello next day by | smi
Leave Monticello Tuesday and Friday st pm;
Arrive at Mineral Point next day by 8 m.
l3047 From Mineral Point by Linden, Constance Mont
fort, Castle Rock, and Homer, to Bsscobel, 40
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Mineral Point Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at m;
Arrive at Rascobel day by opmi
Lsvec Bascobei Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Gam;
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

Anive 81 DunnviiIe next day by b pm;
Leave Dunnvie Thursdsy at z a m;
Arrive al Prescott day by 6 p m
l30sa From Prescott, by Clifton Mills, 10 Hudson, IS
miles and back. three times a week
Leave Prescott Monday, Wednesday, and Friday At
Sam,
Arrive at Hudson same day by am;
Leave Hudson day Ut pm;
Arrive at Prescott same day by Gpm.
Proposals for six times a week service invited,
also for service TO extend 10 Falls cf 81 Cror.
isOs4 From HudsoD by River Falls Forsstvils seeIsy
and Msidea Rock, 10 Pepin. 81 miles and back,
once q week.
Leave Huason Monday al 6 a M
Arrive st Pepn LAy by IL IN;
Leave Pepin Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Hudson mex, day by pm
1906 From Hudson, by Borchca, SuneSse, Csandal's
Mills and Ocsoa Mit, 10 Falls ST. Croir, 3s
miles and back. once week
Leave Hudson Tuesday al am;
Arrive at Falls 81, Cn tx same day by 6 pm;
Leave Falls st. Croix Monday, "Wednesday, and fri-
day at @ am;
Arrive al Hudson same day by 6 pm.
Proposals for three, also for nix times week service
are invited
1906 From Falls Of 81. CroiK 70 Bayfield,, 100 miles
and back, week
Leave FaIls Of ST. Croia Monday attain;
Arrive at Bayfield, Saturday by pm,
Leave BAYFIELD, Monday a, m,
Arrive al Falls OF 81 Cro1 Saturday by g. pm.
Proposas for wice, also for three tunes week Ner-
vice, are invited.
l30s7 From Sup.r.os by Pswsbec, bayfield,, La Po;Dls
Udanab Bad River Mission, and Montreal River,
10 Ontonagop, IN cb.,) t55 railss and bsek, oacc
in two weeks during the suspension o( psvgs
cation
BIDDERS to propose schedule Of Jst ar.gtes .,d ar.
g'ssH
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

WheatanJ, Geneva, Geneva Bay Wslwodh, and
sharon. 10 Ds'ien So miles and back. three times
week.
Leave Ksno.hs Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive at Darisn day by 9pm,
Leave D~isn Tuesday, Thursdsy. and Saturday al
an;
Arrive al Kenosha same day by pm.
1908 From Ksnoshs by Marion. Paris. aud Brighton to
Trowbrdge 25 miles and back, oEes week.
Leave Keno.hs Friday At sm;
Arrive at Trowbrdgs same dsy by 7pm;
Leave Tsosbridge Saturday st IN,
Arrive at Ksnoshs day by S pm.
1908 From Eagle by Troy Lake, East Troy Honey Creek,
and Vienna. to Burlington. ~ miles aud back,
once a week.
Leave Eagle Thursday ut = I'm;
Arrive at Burlington same dsy by pun;
Leave Burlington Friday At q m;
Arrive at Eagle same day BY pm.
1920 From Palmyra by Little Prairie, La Grange Adams
Troy Centre, Troy, and 6psing Prairie, to Spring
field, 2s miles aud back, once . week.
Leave Palmyra Wednesday at 8 . m,
Arrive ct Springfield same Gay BY 6pm;
Leave Springfield Thursdsy At an;
Arrive at Pamyra same day by IN.
1901 From Ocononowoc by Sumu,it, Wslsrvle, Dous-
man, Golden Lake, Crowder's Corners, Rome, and
HelsnviAs, to Jefferson, "a miles and back. twice
q week.
Leave Oconouowoc Monday and Thursday at IN;
Arrive at Jefisrson day BY N;
Leave Jefferson Tues lay and Friday Of 2 IN;
Arrive at Oconomowoc same day BY 6P m.
Proposals Tor three times week service invited
1902 From Oconomowoc, by Concord. Pennington. and
Johnson's Creek 10 Jefferson, 33 miles aud back,
q week.
Leave Oconomow Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive at jefferson same day by ~ m,
Leave Jefferson same day al pm;
Arrive at Ocoaomowoc sane day by pm.
Proposals for twice week service invited.
1908 From North Prairie, by Ottawa, Sol ivan, Oak Hill,
and Bark River, TO Fort Atkinson, rs miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Nor'h Prairie Monday and ThursIsy st z q IN;
Arrive at Fort Atkinson same day by pm,
Leave Fort Atkinson Tuesday and Friday At Tam;
Arrive at North Prairie same day by 5pm.
1904 From Aztslan BY Jefferson, Fort Atkinson, and
Cold Spring. to Whitewater, ~ miles aud back,
three times week
Leave Aztalsn Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Gam;
Arrive at Whitewater same day by pm;
Leave Whitewater saDe day ut D 10;
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC
SANTA CLARA

TTNHE Next Session of this School viii commence on
L WEDNESDAY, July 18th 1t is the purpose OF the
Trustees of the University TO meet fully the of
the country and in view of this their recent meeting
they have added another rs acher to the faculty which
now composed of the following professors
Rev. A. S G1BBoHs, A. NJ. President and Professor
Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
JAMES NJ KIMBERLIS, A NJ Professor Of Ancient
and Modern Languages
Rev J J. CIEvF1ASD, A NJ, Professor of Siathemat
les.
Rev JAMES ROGERS A NJ, Professor of Natural
Science.
f. E LASEY Teacher in Preparatory Department.
Rev. W 5. TURNER, NJ Principal Of Female De.
partment
Rev. W 5 TURNER, a NJ, Principal Of the Female
Department.
Mrs B TURNER Assistant Teacher
---, Teacher of Ornamental Brancees
JAMES LAwRIg, Teacher of Music.
The Of study embraces all that is usually
taught the best Colleges in the The Unver ty
has already sent out class of graduates.
Board and Tuition, with furnished room per session of
twenty two weeks S55 able quarterly in advance
Facilities offered by which voting of steady
habits and limited means may board themselves.
For further information and catalogues apply TO
July 9-tf A. S GIBBONS, President
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
Ordinance No 4.

An Ordinance providing for the licensing of Dogs The
Trustees Of the City of Nevada do ordain follows
SEC l. From and after the first day of July A. d
1885, it shall be lawful for the other per
having the charge of dogs to allow them TO
large within the corporate limits of the to Of Nevada
except as provided for in this Ordinance.
SEC 2 Every owner other person having the
charge gs shall pay for license for keeping each
dog the of FIVE dollars per year. payable in advance
the Marshal.s Office.
SEC 8 The Marshal shall provide for each person
APPLYING for license under this ordinance brass tag,
stamped with consecutive number which tag shall be
securely fastened upon the neck of the dog for which
the licenseis taken He shall also furnish to the
person taking out the license receipt for the amount
OF money paid with the dste CT tire license.
SEC A. 1t shall be the duty OF the Marsha and watch
kill and all dogs found running large
the of which shall not have complied with the
provisions this ordinance and all persons obstruct
ing the aforesaid officers in the performance of their
duties under this ordinance, upon conviction may be
fined in any not exceeding one hundred dollars
less than ten dollars; in default o. payment by i'm
prsonment not more than ten days in the city jail.
:, Passed June 9th 1858 H. FLAGG,
President.
A Fl HANSON Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
San Francisco, Nov.

San Francisco, Nov. 10th, 1856.
MEssRs PARK WHITE-Gents .-Itis with pleasure
assure you, that able to add my testimony in fa
yor of Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry For over a
year have been afflicted with cough and pain in my
side and breast, which originated with cold had
taken Cherry Pectoral Jaynes' Expectorant Cod Liver
Oil, and many other popular patent medicines of the
hay-also spent over hundred dollars with on ply
sicians But all proved of no beneficial effect cad
ing your almanac of 1885, l was induced to try YOU
Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. I was at the time
commenced using it. laboring with every symptom oil
consumption of the lungs found that after using one
bottle, it gave me relief, and considered my case
hardone, sent to your store and bought half dozen
ootes and snice it say. before had taken it ALL
was well | must say, that il appeared to reach the
place affected which all other medicines failed
am now in full enjoyment of good health believing
that had not made Of YOUR truly valuable Balsam
OF Wild Cherry should now have been past recovery
if not dead.
/ shall always take pleasure in recommending to
those who are afflicted with coughs colds difficult
breathing, pain in the side ny lung diseases YOUR
Balsam of Wild Cherry, with signature you adver-
tise, Sanford Park. Cincinnati Ohio,' as am in
formed there is an imitation put up with other sig
nature Respectfully yours,
DAVID ATIETT
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
COnstable's Sale.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
TowNsuup OP NPvAD.-s,


RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME De
IL Hvered, issued from the Court of John Anderson
Esq acting Justice ofthe Peace in and for the county
aforesaid, bearing date July 10th, 1883 to satisfy
judgment rendered by said Court 28h day of June
A. D. 1858 In favorof Wallace Caldwell and agains.
Ford & Nagle for the sum of SIG Sc debt inter
est and of suit have taken in Execution and will
sell to the highest bidder cash the following del
scrihed property to-yyit
Quartz Lode and Tunnel and all fixtures thereunto
belonging situated Deer Greek and Holbrook's
Quartzmi and called the Providence Quartz Lode Co
the same having been heretofore attached by for this
Debt and COSTS which will sell at the Court House
on THURSDAY August 5, 1858, between the hours of
o'clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ of said day taken
as the propeay Ford s. Nage 70 satisfy the above de
mands and accrung costs.
Nevada July 18th, A, D., 1858
July l6-tds U, S. GREGORY, Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-30
r BEWARE OF BASE LIMITATIONS. 90

As there are quite number of Counterfeit articles
bearing the name of wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry
purportng to be the Genuine and Orgins - there
fore deem it necessary for the public good Caution all
persons who purchase the Balsam of Wild Cherry to
look well at the Signature before buying The .(ienu
inc Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry has FAc SMILE
of the signature of Henry wstar NJ d, Philadelphia
and Sanford Park finely executed steel engraved
wrapper Therefore, be cautious can be genu-
inc without the signature Of Sanford Park For sale
by Druggists generally
PARK g. WHITE are the only Agents To whom an
orders should be addressed. Also. Importers Whole
sale and Retail Agents Of all valuable Patent Medicines
warranted genuine s32 Washington street san Fran
eisro cees-2nn