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n. m. M.

II. n. IA
T. T. k-tladway's ReAdy Rriirf Tor Hca6se hes.
Nhether SICK Hervogs Khcurnarasrn, Par
aysts, Lafahagos Gouf, SeDrslgA, Tosath
sehe, snail fox, fsvsrs. Suolien Joiut.,
kianey coaapiaints, Scarlet Fewer Pains
roand ths LIVER, fsnrlsy, Ncasles. Heart
eorn. and Pains - al kinds kad~ay I.eA-
dy kelsf Nli, IA = fes minutes clfznee the
uiaseries ysp sufIer % joys ef Plsesare-
Il -ilAdsay Renov4ffng kssolsent Soc the
ofchroa.c dizeases-sach - errofulous au1
SyphiIti- comiikints, ,cazsamptre aud 9th
ef f4nSetians af fis Ianxs sna fhrsz.f, inau-
r3iioa ana ealsrgcaaents ~ parts. fFuBalss
and other diseases of tAs Skn, Nesies, To
aers, uto-Fs. Dysfepals, and al ether dls
s=Ae-rs -rissns fcpsa An inpsrs stalls q tas
fnssd.
4 h-l-.d~ay's hesalaiers siii eurs, eGortisrly
and speedily, Cszstfseness, lnd,<estioa. la
aAmnI.Eson - the Bo.els, lfssgspsla, Liver
Complzlat, f2snase- ~ me Heart and Ei--
e<ys, ,feinsie Cnfnf fizLats, SMALL Per, Fsrers,
j tc4slns, Se. NtsnsFer tks <slrla IL cot
% order. 1fzsr u kedues = fas sislsfs sin
restore = - reguiarlzs No feaaAie sAeuid
be slshonE taeEn.
r. r. RsGseiiss ars seiaby Druggists evsFy~1-rs
n.srta-1Fass 9AhNkr ftl
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Mebifal.
r. II. r.

uEALTH win, in all cases, follow the use Of Rad
Il Il ways X. r. Remedies. There sick
or diseased, weak feeble. crippled with pain
innrmitles but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resolyent, Regulators the nature of the dis
ease or sickness may require Will quickly ana rapid
ly cure
Railway Renovating HsesOlvent Rad way Regulators
Each of these remedies possesses special curative pow
diseases. Yet there other diseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used n there IL sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body
tain their action the patient VII live and be restored
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut

For Man ar Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed bv ns
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.
kEAD FOR HOURSEI,VESp
Thomas Ford, blacksmith, living near Cass ayen
on Tenth street, had q horrible running sore on
foot. He tried various Lniments saves sc
could do II no good. lie despaired Of ever being
to work az MS trade again. because he could not be
any weight on hls foot; and by one bottle of Mclean
volcanic lAnimeni, he Is now perfectly cured
rheumatism Paralysis, Neuralgia Bruises sprnin
Stiffness IN the JOINTS Muscles, sore Throat Sw
ings, Ear-ache or Tooth ache, Wounds Fresh Cut
sores, burns, Scaids, Pains, kc yield 10 the magic
influence OF ths wonderful IAuinent
For Horses and Cattle IL is nm infallble remedy r
Chsics, calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels Iamens
SPAWN, sSeeny, splnt, fistula, Bruises, sweIn
Wounds, Rattle snake Bites, and various other disc
es which animals are liable 10 from injuries or acel
dents
Every Country Merchant should obtain supply
hcLean's volcanic OIL l.iniment. II cells rapidiy
cause Il always cures.
liberal discount will be made TO merchants "
buy 20 self agalu.
tA- For sale by J. H. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corn
oi Ihird aud Pine streets 81 Louis Missouri; also
sale -s aoove apl3-dtSAwly
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IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.

Every Country Mere chaur
Should aOt leave the city until he has procured ann
ply of Mclean Strengthening Cordial. sslls rapid.
ly, because II always cures liberal discount an
be made 10 those who buy 10 sell again
CAUTlUN-Beware Of Druggists or dealers who nav
try % palm upon you some bicr SArsaparia tra.h
good. Avoid such men. Ask for AcIsean q StrenKthI
ening Cordial, and take nothing else IL is the onI
remedy that Will purify the blood thoroughly and
the same time streng then the systefn.
one tablespoonful taken every morning Just befo
breakfast Is certain preventive for Cholera Chill
ana Fever, Yellow Fever or any prevalent disease
ks- Price ouls 81 per bottle or SIX bottles for Is
J. II. MCLEAN
Sole Proprietor OF the cordial.
Also McLcan's Volcanic OH IAntnent
Hs- Principal Depot on the corner OF Third ~,
Pine street ~. Louis, Missouri.
Es-For sale ia Memphis by l. Mansfield A Co Jeh
sou Long, and BY Mard a Jones' at proprietor.
prices.
So For sale in Louisville by BELL ABBOTT A Co -
Springer Bro, anu k4ly mond a Patton.
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Chfidrenss Dtsess~..

hafE1Es kesasafiHg kesafraAf Eh0aid be isssed Es
blessing ey every mether thro1Ehoat The land, whose
Infants are Afflicted with sores. Hurnors &c. These
bfeAkings cut fthas eariy) esidence q dtse-se
Transmitted from the parent stock AfeW dos-s oftt
saeuafsHe kesofsesf w eradicate every veztlge ths
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ConstitutionnI DI.ea.es.

constitutional Diseases.
Many diseases thai sf1ict humanity inherited
heir looms from the diseased bodies o. sckly Eres
serofula, Censumption, ~ phllis and Fs, among
the mosf coaanon II constitutional dseases Nov ~e
care not how many generations the seeds Of these
may have been established ia the - st-rn cor
rHptng the blsod-a fhsays Resauafislg RSsofuaaf
eradicate from te bodies of the acted every part
Gle al diseased d-poslts, and al the wlh
pure aad healthy blood.
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D Y S P E p SIA.


A sho"n by the statements OF the Board OF IIe.h
"a oi New York, caused the death Of 20 persons,
OF OIL deaths Ia one week, aud l6l deaths by con.
sumption, Induced by Dyspepsia. As is a well at
tested fact that 10y spepsia Is the origin OF the suerinr.
OF a large portion Of those who die Of consumpt
tbeeomes thc dliy OF every one 10 such pre-
tons against and remedy for Dyspepsia As sc ce
experience have place before them. and which ha
proved to be eiicaoaus: ai this character
Williams Anti-il: speptc Elixir, =" in corrobor
which read the following testimonials:
Testimony Of Mr.. Edward II. RowIey, OF tho nrn /.
Row!ey, Asbb burner Co. IA North Wharves, 10
Exir.
PHuADnrmA, October %. Is4s.
Dear sE-l take pleasure in recommending your
Anti-DyspePt Elixir, for the cure OF Dyspepsia
entirely cured
Yours respectfully
EDWARD Il. RowILY
Communication to John X. Penrose, ESQ, from kr
Franklin Eyre, kensington.
IL Is with great grAtincatiOn that testify the
hcaey OF Millians's AniiIyspeptic Elixir, which you
strongly recommended 70 me, and for which
heartily thank you; it has completely restored my
health, which cheerfully publicly acknowlsdEe.
with the hope that others may be similarly bensnted
FRANKLIN EYRE
KEszSoIoS, sept L., 1880
Dear sra-Haymg suffered for a long tune rrsm
DyspepSia severely that was pletey proslrat
ed and having tried every means for relief without
success. advised 20 your "Anii-Dyspesis
EIixir.p II anords much pleasure 10 inform you
that am entirely cured by its use and cordially
comnerd tito all persons suffering under Dyspep1a
Very respectfully Sc,
CornweI's Half way House, Bristol rarnplksl
Testimony OF Mr. Abner Zines Market street aboy
sixth, corroberAiire Of The efficacy Of williEnlss
Anti Dyspeptic Elixir
BK. JAhIs uIIANs:
Dear sir-lt gives me greatpleasure know mas
ycu agan preparing your medicine for the
Peatediy asked me- sheFe could be procured know
/ Dg thai bad been cured by IL. As / think that
public acknowledgement uf the great benefit have
received tTom i4e use OF your medicine 10 not only
due to you, bat may be useful % others make
/ a. For several years I suffered from dyspepsia,
which increased o. such exelt that my health and
constiiuton were RAPIDLY sinking under IL. I
coDgclscd ~ rstrio io my sell the simple food
and even that could not digest I felt loss ot
strength, dIsiaclation % exercise and (as you have
sion And lndcscfbabe WEAKNESS. In tie year ls2s,
hearing from others high recommendation of your
Anliby sIcftc LAr, PrvcnTeG and used it with tie
most harry elect Under its influence ianguor and
WEAKNESS gradually IsAssed away, and my 4ppctiis
revived, ~hich eoald gratiiy Nllh iHPulity. Tea
r4uvs powers q yous medicine has Of course IN
creased, Tor i completely cured ne, when failed
obtain reiiel NON any other source.
NSly respectfully yo1Ess
rhe.t7Kiri is sod In bottles 81 81 e-oh or s1 bet.
ProPristoF JANIS WILLIAMS. Md.
Chemist aud FhAfnzceutfsf
Nc. I s0ulh seventh stress. Phaaelphin.
f"r sale BY ~iiirEssAis- saE2}
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Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Dunlieth, Ella, John Gualt and
Tempest,
RE & u LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville. E. Howard, and
Red Rover,

One of these Boats will leave Nashville every 9TH
er day at time from Nashville TO Memphis For
~ eight Hours; Vicksburg Five Days. and to New
Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every day and wait for the
arrival of the Passenger Trains before starting
For first class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts can be procured the different points, at prices
named in tue annexed Schedule OF Rates
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snsRo WOMAN sheas a years ela. Eerfeetiy
n soaad AMI hnsllAy aa excel ilenl Csssk snd Mash
resp>ef. 4. Il. HAfSEs 4 90
sEEts-a
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fnE BiLLlD or THE OINTMENT

TIE BiLLiD OF THE OINTMENT
kazin.Ess boassa sa6 nsb.bss nszEalib9s no<,az.
JoAS>Es frLvIrs-
when little John bit Snsy's toe,
And Mary scaided prAttilng Joe,
that he4lsd tAeE Soaoas and soothe1 shelr woe
fLs Olntn8eSti
when Tommy geuEed as sisters eye,
And siinsilg 9ers Ela4e filen cry,
u t4t sos srriga balm dle Appiyf
Ihe 0ihtnacHl
what agent fhen couie one drsire,
Isqsenct SC fsgr Of barning are,
10 saolh tse slihs q lasects are
Tie 0Iutnen
E-eh Druggist IN thss happy iand,
Der twruts-are celss a. hs t4nd,
wai fefth. .ita ll-es - year cansm2nd
That Oistmspt
TaH aRAEFsSBERe GRkES MOUNTAIN ONT.
kk>I = ga sz-s - al LsnsEs.s a ienssssre aud ey
AK NAtkt>Lk 4,
94eia-d IA ce.lese street.
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The above named frs; class steamers have entered
into an arrangements, forming Lightning Express
Line between
CINCINNATI AND NASHVILLE,
connecting at each port with all the lines of Steamers
and Railways divergng from either Cincinnati
Nashville Passengers by this line Of boats tcketed
through to any destination they may desire One
the above Steamers will always be found in port.
Shippers and Passengers having had so much reason
hitherto 10 complain OF delays and dsappointments
the departure Of Steamers at the advertised time
the Masters of these Steamers have agreed to, and
will leave positively advertised. The Public may
all events, rely upon these Boats leaving a the
time they advertise. Freight and passengers will
yariably be carried at the current rates. For freight
passage apply on board or TO
dec2I-tf H H. HARRISON, Agent
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To all the Eastern Cities.
u A. NJ Lightning Express through to Columbus, and
" Cleveland without change Of cars, 80 p. NJ. Eve
ming Express through to Beair andPttsbuTg without
change of cars.
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN.-Cievelsnd, PittsbuTg, Steubenville,
and Wheeling Lightning ExPress-Leaves Cincinnati at
O'Clock A. NJ for all the Eastern cities also, Spring
field
This train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus at
Iovcland, Morrow, Xena, and London only.
SECOND rRAIN.--Cieveland Express hail-Leaves
Cn,innaat 9:i0 A. NJ. for Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York
Boston, Sc, Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Wash
ington City.
rhts train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus
THIRD TRAIN.-Accommo osaton-Leaves Gnenn at
at 4:iO +. Nj. for Springfield and Columbus.
This tram also makes connections Tor Wilmington,
Lancaster and Lluesvie. This train stops all points
between Cineinnat and Columbus.
FOURTH TRAiN-tfeveiand, PittshuTg aud Wheel
ing Night Express-Ieayes Cincinnati $50 O'Clock
Z. NJ, Tor all the Etstern cities.
This train stops At all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus,
No train sundays
Trains run by Columbus tme-seven minutes faster
than Cincinnati time.
For Through Tickets
And all information Cincinnati please apply at the
Burnett House or tine Old ONCE, southeast
broadway and Front, opposite spencer House, at
the Eastern Depot
r. p. FULLER, General Ticket agent
TPE OMNIBUS LINE calls fer passengers at all the
principal hotels for each aud every train. By leaving
drectAas either ol the above Offices, viii call Tor
passsnrsls N all parts OF the cay, wishoat fan
Ns~ fN. IL Il. RUGGLkS, Conductor.
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na5bDillf Patriot.
T ER M s.:

TERMS:
Tri-Weekly, per annum, ,..---.-..........- W
Weekly, per annum, o w
One Weekly for two years, or two Weeklies
for year in advance, -.......-...- w
when the Daily, Tri-Weekly, or Weekly - 10 Oe
discontinued (paid in advance at the time snoscIiDeu
orr the subscriber must order, otherwise it will be
ontuued at our option, until paid for and stopped
not paid it be paid at the time of dlscontnu-
nee, at option. the party Soou' IL VIII oe
ent until paid. -, - =. -.
Remittances By mail registered " letters, at our
risk.
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Meoifat.
VI ANS
strengthening Cordial
AND bL0AD PTRIFIER.

NJ l. Il ANS
strengthening Cordial
AND bL0SD PURIFIER.
The Greatest Kemsdy An the world,
n Ills CURlIAL distilled from Berry known a,
Iy 10 myself and chemically combined with som
known to tie mind Of man, viz blood root black
root, Wild cherry bark, yellow dock dznoslions s.r-
saPATh.s e!er towers, with Others producing the
mcsi nfallble remedy for the restoration Of health
ever known $3.50 rf. a.u ~ r1
NJ Is Natures own Remedy, z1
Curing diseases by natural laws hen taken IL
healing influence Is felt cOursng through every VEN
Of the body, purifying ana aeoeleratng the ercalaioa
stomach, and strengthens the whole organization
McLesn's Strengthening Cordial viii eiecfaaIly cure
Liver complaints, Jaundicc,
Chronie or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and al diseases arising frou
Discidered Liver or stomachi,
DyslePs~, Heartburn, Inward Files Acdify or Sick
ness of tbs stoEsaek failiss OF Blood 10 The Head
dud pain CT s~ mining N ths Head, PApiiation OF The
Heart, falinees OF weight the Stomach sour Euctns
tons, Shokas or ssa.e-i,ng ieel.ng ~hsn lying dowa,
swsats inward fesers, pam the Small Of the Back.
Chest OF SIDE Sudden Guslcs Of heat, Depressioa Of
Spirits, Frghunl Dreams, Languor, 1espondency or
ang Nervous lasease, 0r Is,etches on the sin
and Fever and Ague {Or Chills and Fever.) il viii
also cure diseases OF the Bladder and Womb soch -.
Seminal eakness, lncontinenN- of Urine strancusry
Inflammation OF Weakness OF the Womb or Bladderl
Whites, sc.
There IL no Mistake about A..
This CSfdial ~ili never fan Go any ths above
diseases, n takea per directions OF each buttIe in
German, English and french
ever kkalf n Million of Bottles
Have been sold during tie past six months aud In M
instance has IL failed giving entire satisfaction =
nho then VIII suffer irom weakness debilily shs.
Mclean . Strengthening Cordial viii cure you
20 the Ladies'.
DO you wish 70 be healthy and sLrongr Then 70 sB
once aud gvt SEINE OF AcleaH;s Cordial will lTinvtx
orate and Strengthen your boodfo now through eyerv
vcln, and the rich rosy bloom Of health 70 mount -
your cheek again. Every bottle warranted 70 give
satisfaction = : 49,
Ha- Fer Children.
We say 10 parents, your children are e.cklx nm
ny, or alctcd with complaints prevalent ansop ehfl
dren, give taem small quantity OF Mclean Is corai.i
and1it viii make them healthy tat and robust I.i.s
not a monsnt, ny a. and you Will be coavihoea
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Krsxse1Os, Sep, Il, 1870
ocTonxR 10, lsSe
m JAuxs wufIAn

Dear Sirs-HaYing suffered for a long tune rrsm
Dy spepsia severely that pietely prostrat
ed and having tried every means for relief without
success. was advised % use your amt Dyspcsis
E1ixr.p II afords much pleasure inform you ,
that entirely cured by IL use and cordially
commerd tito all persons suffering under Dyspepsia
Very respectfully &C.
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Rates on Flour Reduced.
ffsHE Aashsilse aud Chattanooga Raiirssaa Nsl re-
L ceiee "a A.sAv.lie, Maftrace, ~srioy tlie and
saaiisss ca y G X = betseeE Nsshs lile and var
Iraes and gss ihreesh fsses seE ktsaE 81 c1F icai
20 chaflastoH savannah Al oes Dollar 80 herfsi
threagh EW poI4s
aal-d 1a2 1
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We say 10 parents, il your chdTen an. s,ck,v -
ny, or afflicted With complaints prevalent assops en-
dren, eite tem small qaantits OF Mclean Cor di.l
i.x L.. N--r
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One of these Boats will leave Nashville every day
at II O'Clock NJ, connecting at afro with Illinois Cen
trail Railroad and through from Nashville TO St. Louis
il Sixty hours.
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novlo-tf
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chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and al diseases arising from
q Disci dered Liver mr. Stornaeha

DO yoe wish 10 be healthy and sIrongS Then 70 Al
once ana gvt s"ine oi Mclean Cordial will nrix.
Orate and Strengthen your blood 10 ox through rxer
vein and the rich rosy bloom health 70 mount t
your cheek again Every bottle warranted 10 xtys
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26

PEACE IN ErROPE.-A few months
ago and a promise was held out of a
long and bloody war in Europe involv-
ing many nationalities.
1t was predicted and feared that the
sanguinary campaigns of the first Ma
polcon were to be re-enacied under The
reign of the third. All Europe was ex-
pected to be ablaze. We heard of the
marshalled hosts of France marching
into Italy. We heard of the legions OF
Sardinia, IN arms and enthusiastic tor
war. Austria was straining her own
gigantic resources to meet in deadly
and decisive conflict the allied forces OF
the Emperor and King. The sublucd
though alarming notes Of war were
heard in Prussia and the Germanic
States, and even England presented a
scene of life and animation in her navy
yards intimating that neig hboring pow
ers must not presume too arupon Brit
ish forbearance Well, hostilities came
Immense armies. such as the world has
rarely Witnessed clashed together on
the fields of classic Italy. A few names
lave been added by the nephew to the
immortal scrnll of fame executed by hi
uncle. BuffaIora, Castendnlo. Magenta
Palestro. and Soiferino, will go down t,
fame with Arcola. Lcdi and Mareng"
In a few months. nay, few weeks, q
campaign began and ended. Napoleon
Ill landed at Genoa sometime il May
and the decisive battle Of Solferin,
ended OIL the 24tl of June. Peace wa,
declared few days after and Napoleon
is on his way TO Paris to receive til,
pIaudists of his people.
The first war of the Third Napoleo,
has been on gigarric scale. short bu
sanguinary. On the side of the allie
from 25OO0O to 27O GOO men were en-
gagged ar the battle Of Solteiuo, and th'
Austrian forces fall not far short o
those figures. t.'.
Louis Napoleon. in spite Of the cavIl
| lngs ~ the world, has demonstrated hi
fitness to sovArn the French in peac,
and Command them III war. The mail
battles in Italy he planned himself, AM
commanded in person. Surely he ha
exhibited military talents of a high or
| der. For Que we are glad of it. Tn
| French people are not prepared for
republican government. They need
strong and energetic government, an'
while they need this our sympahes ar
with tie blood of Napoleon aud Jose
phinc rather than with the imbecile Buur
bons.
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26
Legal Notices.
SllerifS Sale

WHEREAS on the 18th day Of July A. n 1859 fina
w Judgment and decree rendered IN the Dist ic,
Court of the Fourteenth judicial District of the State
of California; in and for the County of Nevada in favor
of James Marshall AMI against b. X. Robinson Har
rison and j Mcworthv. for the sum of Two hundred
and thirteen and 2z-lO0 Dollars principal debt with
interest on the PRINCIPAL the of 10 per cent per
annum from the rendition of Judgment until paid to
gcther with all cost. suit
And whereas on the said 18th day of July A. D. 1855
it was ordered and decreed by the said ourt tnat the
Lien set for in the plaintiff Campa Mt be frecsed
and the prepert! therein described wit; Those
tam premises knawn the property of McWorthy,
Rob1nson Y Go situated in Washington Township Ne
vada County, California ahput fourth Of mile in
Southeriv direction from Al ha and on the ranch kn
rs Bair's ranch. The said property consisting Of a
saw mill and house together with cnnv. ni.nt space
around the same be lev ed npou and sold satisfy tine
said Judgment, Interests and costs I'd the proceeds
thereof applied To the payment of said of money
aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that wiil expose to public
sale all the above described property the highest bid
der "ash in trout of the our House door in Nyada
city, on Saturday the 27th day Of August 1859, be
tween the hours of 10 A NJ. and p NJ
Given under my hand and seal this Ith day of August
A. d. 1859
w nOPr&fy
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-26
u. .. sRIGGS
PATE At AMALIAMATING RIFLES
Pa.ent Issued Marcb Let 1e5a

Patent Issued March LIST. 1850.
The Invention consists Of forcing Quicksilver into
blocks of wood, which used as false bottoms for
sluiees. thereby giving Quicksilver surface until
the blocks are worn out. As the blocks are gradu-
ally worn by the gravel fresh supply of Quicksil-
yer il constantly exposed ready TO ANAL gamate the
gold that comes in contact with them.
The machines for forcing Quicksilver into the
blocks, are ofsimple construction and durable On
mancan press in one hundred pounds of Quicksilver
in a day, which will give hundred feet of Quick
qiiver surface and the process is easily learned
The shop cost of the machines, are from Sl4 to
$50. according to size.
The following letters from practical Miners at
Michigan Bluffs, Placer County; where the PAT
ENT RIFLES first introduced will show
the estimation in which they are held by those who
have used them;
MICHIGAN BLUFrs, March 2sth. So
Mr.. Briggs, Sir, have used your Patent Quick
silver Block Rifles, and consider them the best
method for saving fine gold ever used. / used them
on the American River this last summer, and found
that by using them, could one-fourth more
gold, than by any other Rifles now in use. Hoping
that your Rifles will be extensively Introduced
throus hout the State, and meet with the success
they deserve. Irenain yours truly.
E fh GEORGE T. BENNEr
MICHIGAN BLUFFS April 9th $50
Mr. Briggs. Sir. have used your patent ANAL
gamating Rifle and am satisfied that it is n good
invention; we have cleaned up more and finer gold
than we ever did before in the same lenrth oftimc.
There has not been as much wash running in the
gulch as there will be by and by, as the boys have
not commenced washing pay dirt yet.
Yours truly,
Cf1AS. COOK.
am now FOR the first time. trying to introduce
the ANALGAMArrve RIFLE into the mines gener-
ally. After being thoroughly convinced of its util
ity and practcability, I am prepared to fill
orders for all parties that may wish to use it, on
very REASONABLE TERMS.
For Particulars, address ]. s. BRIGGS,
Sacramento through Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express
-Duryea. Mailman & Co., and
ON. Tomlinson.. Nevada. E. P. Marseus, and A.
Lamberth. of Woolsey's Flat.
The above gentlemen are connected with some of
the most extensive mining operations in Nevada
County.
.4i'h J. S. BRIGGS, Pate 7tee.