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TiiS certificate sent lis by agents at Patter-
81 n. Y. which is also certified to y several of the
1ciC.lholS Of Mr.. Ballard.
Mcssrs- a. r. & ID. SANDS: Gentlemen.-It gives
pleasure send You the f1liuwing statement in
rcgari Ia NV He took a Geld. and after
eight weeks Of suffer the disease settled liz
lis left l,g ana foot. which sweiled to the utmost
rhe swelling anced ly his physician, and dis
charged most pruisely: after HAT less tlan eleven
ulcers formed on the cg and foot at one time We
IA, five different physicians hnt none rcevei him
much; and the last winter found him einacate
and low that he unable to leave his bed, suffering
he most excr,:cating pain. During This time the
bone had become eli affected that piece after
piece ont, of which he has than twenty
five preserved in bottle. varyius from one-haf
and half inches in length We hal given MP al
hopes of his recovery; but at his time were in
luce to try your Sar>aparlla ami with its use bis
health and appetite began Immediately 20 improve.
and rapid WAS the change that less than dozcr
bottles effected a perfect
With gratitude remain truly yours.
DARIUS BALLARD
Prepared and sod by 4. y. tS D. SANDS.
Wholesale Druggists, loo Fulton-street corner of
William New York
For sale by DEWITT. KITTT.E & Co. IT, JOHN
son K Co. and REDINGToN X Co. San Francsco
RICE & COFFIN. Marysve; K. II, MCDONALD
Co. Sacramento: and by Druggists generally
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-1TssE LARD OIL, Machine Til, Sperm Oil.
ESanl lleiin.. Polar oil. for sale low. by
r. II. McD3NALD CO.. Druggists.
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UNIFORM EEMEDY

eases Of Scrof1a. Lcprosv Tuners. Swelling Of the
Joints. rheumatism Ery>ipelas, Kings Evil, and
VERY compliant >ymptomalic Of Impure Blood; and
Ill The diseases of the Muscles and Tissues together
,it general debility of the system Yield this
a Purifier of he Blood for the blood is the chan
e through which disease finds It's way to the various
s-@ais OF the boiy.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-11

''Of all sad words of tongne or pen,
The saddest are these, it Might Have Been.
Oh, well for Us some sweet hope lies
Deeply hidden from human eyes;
And in the Hereafter angels may
Roll the stone from its grave away"
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Game Suppers got UP to Orde:

Particular attention will be paid to the heaccommodator
of Ladies' and Families.
The Stages, running in all directions from No
vada have their Offices at, and take their departure
from the National Exchange.
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CHRISTMAS At FARMER NAYS.

Joseph! Toared farmer Mays stento.
ran voice outside the kitchen door.
where be was knocking the snow off from
his great hob nailed shoe. Joseph. YOU
iaTy rascal, come and unharness hi.
horse
Out Of the windy woodshed came
Joseph, reluctantly, into the biting Christ
mas-iime air. Joseph was farmer Nav.
oound boy, who did the chores. and car
RED the wee May children on his hack
20 school many a time. L don, tbink
hes got any heart at allr exclaimed
Joseph, passionately, as his numb fin.
gers loosened the harness, and a bitter
Rear stole down each pale cheek. And
tins Is Christmas time! Oh dearl daari
Why didn't God make a beautiful time
tor me, too; Work, work. work and
never a kind word ain, good for
anything | never shall help ANYBODY
NN@y
or do any good as long as l live; and I
suppose God knowsit. o. Ipray every
n'glt that may help somebody. and
then, maybe, / nigh, get them to love
me- or drop kind word once in a
while
Here Joseph paused. and looked over
hia shoulder into the broad kitchen ,;r
dow. Oh! wha, pretty sight there
was within; you ought to have seen it.
One square patch Of sunshine Law right
IN the middle Of the snowy floor. The
Deans we're hung with long strings
o. scarlet peppers, and queer, crook
ea-neeked yellow squashes; besides.
q beautiful branch Of burning bush
sPrans'ed out over the chimney-piece.-l
Inc great square table was piled b;eb
~i'n eolden-colored pumpkins, ROSY an
plies, (just the hue Of TINY Nav.
cheeks, bless herl) and fragrant ounces
And clustering around, Just % see
were little variegated curley head. von
might have mistaken for a bunch of mari.
goids, their eyes big with anticipation oil
TOE dainties in progress. How tbev
'''snea and Shouted every time He,ty
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SHARP SHooTING.-Sometime since
a Catholic servant girl stole lot of silver
spoons from Protestant preacher. in
whose family she was a servant. The
priest having found the thief, determined
to have the spoons sent back, and then
TO make a flourish of trumpets over the
influence of Catholicism in the suppress
sion of crime A correspondence some
thing like the following ensued:
" To the Protestant Preacher Il send
your spoons back. If your servant girl
had been a Protestant, you never would
have got them again.
Yours, CATHOLIC PRIEST"
To the Catholic Prtest:-I thank
you for the spoons. If the servant had
been a Protestant, she never would have
stolen them.
Yours, Protestant PREACHER.
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1 WISH 1 WAS AN EDITOR.

] wish was "a Editor,
! really do indeed,
Il seems 10 me that Editors
Get everything they need.
They get the biFg es; and the best
OF everything that grows,
And &c, in free to circuses,
And other kinds Of shows.
when the Mammoth chess "a cot,
They always be, a slice,
For saying Mrs. Smith knows how
To make it very nice.
The laFges: pumpkin, longes. beet.
And other kind Of stuff.
Is blown into the sanctuu by
An editorial puff;
The bigges; bugs viii speak to them,
No matter how they dress,
A shabby coat is nothing if
lou own printing press;
~ LADIES Fairs they're almost hugged
By pretty girls who know
That they will crack up everything
The ladies have to show
And thus they get a blow out free
A. every party feed,
The reason is because they write
And other people read.
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ANOTHER KIND OF Cara gen.
tleman doing business in Main street was
presented with beautiful kitten. Yes
terday couple of young ladies, one of
them named Julia, happened into the
store, and of course kitty, as kittens and
babies always do, came in for an immense
quantity Of endearments and caresses
"oh, my What a sweet, darling lit
tie kitty! What is its name p
:" 1t has not been cbristened yet
~oh, the dear little thing! Do call il
Julia, wont you ?"
" 1 should be very happy to do sO.p
said our gallant friend-a bat it isn't thar
kind Of a catt'
Kitty was deposited on the floor in
twinkling, and couple of young ladies
were seen looking for a good place to
faint.
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CHEERFULNESS.

Nothing Rpoa the earth forever grieves;
40 bird forever sad and songless lives;
Even the poor small worm
Puts on. before he dies, bis glorious torn,
And, for a little space.
Glasses the suubeams round the mountains face
The rose that has been rufied BY the storm
Drops not for aye her leaves:
Alter the rain,
She lifts her fearful head, radiant again.
Yea! not forever bow the autumn sheaves-
Though weighted from above,
As hearts are with their love,
With al the riches that the heaven gives;
Sometimes, en- sunny days,
gentle wind will raise
Their golden cars, ripe for the garaer's caves.
The chilly frost before the warm sun Yields.
When the cloud-shadows hang abo We the fields
They linger not
Look once agaiE--sunlighi is on the spoti
Chambers Journal
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WONDERFUL DIsCOVFRy,

directions buy one Of Grover & Baker.
celebrated Family Sewing Machines. 81
lalioIs Eio Dress makers wishing to purcfase
N operation IN every village in Vermont Ths
undersigned Is the only Agent in Orleans sa r.
.t Sognties, for Raymonds Ten Dollar one
hresd Machine; decided BY competen, ;nJess -
be the best cheap Machine in ps M, -
geto our OF order, works equally rs well on ,bicG
as mn ei6ti. am the only TRAVELLING Agent
,1 l. Y. Fhnney corner Main and Sta streets
ssiiohipeHer, Ft.,l for Grover & Bakers Sewino'
Machine It finishes its own work. Il rs om,ng
ho re-spooiing; 1t tastens its own end each sfitcb
IS Independently locked; makes a seam thai vii
noi up window shades and fixtures put IN 10
qraor' Remember Health must be preserved
every one can have good Machine for from Ter,
10 me hundred and twenty-five Dollars. Thee
purchasing Machines will have instructions ,or
dressed TO i7tets ~
XVI Z. J. WILLIAMS.
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BEARTNN THE CRoss-

The heavier cross, the nearer heaven:
No cross without, no God within.
Death, judgment from the heart are driven
Amidst the worlds false glare and din.
Q, happy he, with al his loss,
Whom God hath set beneath the crosst
zoe oeauer cross, the stronger faith:
ne loaded palm strikes deeper root;
he vine-juice sweetly issue,h
When men have pressed the clustered fruit
AND courage grows where dangers come,
Like pearls beneath the salt-sea foam.
lhe BEAVER cross, the hsartler prayer;
be bruised herbs most fragmnt are.
u wind and sky we're always fair,
The sailor would not watch the star;
hnd Dsvid's Psaus had ne'er been sung
II grief bis heart had never wrunE
The heavier cross, the more aspiring;
From wales we climb 10 mountain crest,
he pilgrim, Of the desert firing,
Longs for the Canaan Of his rest.
The dove has here no rest in sight.
And 70 the ark she wings her flight.
The heavier cross, the easier diving.
Death is friendHer face TO zee:
To ife's decay one bids defying,-
Prom LIES distress one then is free.
The cross sublimely IiRs her faith
To him who iriumphed ever death.
Ihoa Crueifed! the cross carry
The longer may it dearer bei
and, lest faint whilst here tsrry,
lrupsut thou such heart in me.
That faith, hope, love. may flourish there,
TIL Tor NY cross the crown wear!
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head resting on bis bosom, with great
tears rolling down the grateful boys
cheeks.
If there's anything you could wish
for now, Joseph said the farmer, huski-
y, anything you'd ike to have, just
name it, my boy. You've saved Us
many year of sorrow, and given US
cause 10 remember this Christmas be-
fore all others. Come, speak out, my
bOyp
How could be speak and be so happy2
Twice he essayed to gulp down the sobs
rising in his throat; sobs of joy they
were. Only be kind to me, sir ? he
gasped out at last; only drop a kind
word, now and then, for | han't any
mother ike the rest ?
How was it now with farmer May p
ne was conscious of a great lack in bis
otherwise kin tly heart. 1t quite broke
him down-that appeal to his better ma
ture; so he leaned on mother Mays
shoulder, and sobbed aloud. Joseph sat
in dream his beautiful Christina, had
come at last. No more hunger and
ihirsting of spirit now. How the Joyous
red spikes of freight ran up the white
wall, the whole room shining Harry
squeezing him tightly, with one arm, and
Tiny, her cheeks flushed with crying.
thrusting her pretty doll into bis lap,
Whispering
There J there keep it, Joseph Il
don't want it; indeed and double-deed l
don'tp
And then, running away in the corn
er, her face tur ned to the wall, lest by
looking back she might repent the i'm
mense sacrifice. Well, well, children,
tears cannot always last +; and the MAY
family were soon bright and smiling
again, Joseph the happiest of all. Why
l don't believe Kriss Kringle, even. with
his merry, frosty old face, looked more
shining than the bound boy.
There was great Christmas dinner,
you must know, with all sorts of good
things. Mother May couldn't heap
Joseph's plate high enough with sweet
meats, and every one at the table drank
his health in trimming goblet of egg
nog. Oh 1t was all fairly-land, and
his cheeks kept tingIing with proud bash
fulness all the time.
Farmer May gave Joseph his freedom,
and sent him to school with Harry. He
had go1d reason to be proud of him, too.
Tor there never was better or more stu
iious boy.
So you see, little children, that God
never neglects even the humblest. He
held little Joseph in the hollow of his
land, and put him on the road to happi-
less.
Many blessed Christmas has farmer
Nay had since then, and, may be if you
'ould look in upon them now, you might
zee them all seated around one of mother
Nays plum puddings, farmer May inf
ne middle, rosy and smiling; handsome
Harry on one side. growing up to a noble
and Joseph Craig on the
'ther, with the promise of great good in
MS sunny blue eyes. All these thanking
God for this happy, happy Christmas.
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q The State liquor agent Of Mas
sachutts, having built a house with the
proceeds Of his agency,--it is called
The Demijohu.'
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q According to the plan selected for
Henry Ward Beech r's new church. il
will cost $4,000.
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g The people of West6eld Mass.
are making arrangements for E,b,;,.
their village with gas
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WILLIAMS HAS COME!
LADIES NOW is YOUR TIMEl

"a LAH must be preserved! The great
1st Med'elne OF the 10th centuryi h viii
cure Headaches, Sideaches, Long faces Swsetsrs
me temper, brings back Rosy Cheeks. Shark inc
Eyes hrm step with the merry laugh. wb;cs
makes Home pleasant around the bapnS,
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FLOUR! FLOUR !!

METCALF, MCCLELLAN & CO., would res
~ peetful3y announce to the citizens of Or
leans County, that they are mauufaeturing ana
keeP constantly on hand, Flour from western
wheat, OF the best quality, which thew will sell
as low as can be bought in this vicinity. in large
or small quantities. Also shorts, Bran and otber
coarse feed on reasonable terms. Give Us a can
and try home manufactures.
Glover, Jan. %, 1853. stf
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CIoCNS,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

= F. C0WLES. of Coventry village, has the
% incest assortment. of Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry TO be found in Orleans County, and
every article will be sold at a nice profit, profit
that must satisfy every purchaser He has sold
ship load of his stock in trade. and it pains him
70 be obliged TO say that he has not got rich
from his profits yet.
% Go and get one Of his excellent eight-day
clocks.
Watches that will GO, can be had remarkably
Low.
RINGs.-Ear and finger rings, made of pure
Gold, can be had By any one who will paw what
they are worth, also those not very Gold, can be
had If any one wants them, If not Mr. Cowles,
VIII not urge them upon any one. He deceives
no one, but sticks TO his trade, minds his own
business, and lets other peoples business alone
That Is the way to be respected and to keep off
the town.
All which is respectfully submitted BY
S. F. C0WLES,
who authorizes the Editor of the Standard 10 dis
course thus. 42tf
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Jke5k COOPER.
MARSHALL CARPENTER.
TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS

Manufactured and sold Wholesale aud ns..ff
oy = b MACON & Co.. St. Johnsburv' y.
70 whom al orders should Be Addressed s,.J
ey druggists and Merchants fhroug hout the ss,.z
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HOME MANUFACTURED
Wholesale & Retail!

TIVE subscriber has again returned to his for
Il mer business, and, having made arrange
ments with n. 5. TINKER < co. will run a fur
HIure team with a general assortment of Furni-
ture; and IS prepared TO furnish and deliver free
Of charge, for the incest parlor up stairs. down
to the back kitchen, at reduced prices, and will
take all kinds Of Produce. neat Stock. go,d mar.
bet Horses, short approved Notes, and Cash not
refused
WANTED-At the Shop in exchange.
10000 #. of good LUMBER.
f. S. JOHNSON.
Derby CeCter, Vt, June Is5e-2stf
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THE STEWART STOVE
FULLER, WARREN &CO.,
VII. q. RAND, Agent.

% Small descriptive Pamphlets sent By
mail, without charge. 38m6
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THE STEWART STOVE

Is the article suited 10 every family-it will aid
in promoting luxury with economy. While il
viii be found an Invaluable servant in the homes
of the wealthy. it will also prove Good Samar-
Itan in securing comfort and happiness to the
families Of the poor. To those in moderate cir
cumstsnees it makes itself indispensable by. its
labor saving and economical qualities.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

! love t6 kiss the lip tha; apart unfurs,
While, gstening, snowy teeth like spotless pearls;
Such breath, such teeth, every Love would suit,
Are made by Lafont's Jamaica Soap Tooth Root.
And the worst hair soft fine, and dark does live,
Touched by Jones Coral HairlRestorative-
And pure clear skin given from which defects elope
When washed with Jones italian Chemica Soap,
EF Yes, and the Price is only 25 and so cents each
would that could induce every Red, Coarse. Dry
dirty haired person to try Jones Coral Hair Re-
storative once; the effeet-he dark, silky rich us
look it svesit- scalp is at freed of dand
ruff the hair is forced to grow. ANY who
this economical article will never any other.
WHO DESIRES BEAUTIFUL TEETH white, polished
and Clean all and and discooration removed the
foulest breath rendered and pure and the
spongy gums made hard and healthy Such have bu
to use Lafonts Jamaica Soap Tooth Root Compound.
This admirable dcntrifce lathers ke Soap, yet is
beautiful TO the taste.
Red, Coarse, Eruptive, Tender Skin is made white,
Fine and Soft as childs, by that superb emoient,
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. 1t is fine
for washing Infants and beautiful for Shaving max
ing rich, thick, lasting lsther.
~ Price reduced to % Cents
The above be utitu' preparations sold at the
above Prices by every respectable Druggist in Cali
forna.
PARK WHITE. Agents.
SanFranciseo, April l-3m
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
COnStable'S Sale.

CTATE OF cALrfoRNIA-Countya and Township of
y Eevada-ss:
By virtue of three Executions 70 me delivered, issued
from the Court of E. w. SMITH, Esq, acting JUS
tiee of the Peace in End the County Aforesaid bear
ing dste 12th day of May 1885, to satisfy said judg
ments rendered by said Court on the l2h day Of May,
1852 in favor of John Smith for the sum Of e95 e5
in favor of Joseph Andres for the sum of e0l 90
in George Chester for the sum Of s47 @ and
against Moses McCaTy Co, for the sum of e245 80 debt
interest dsmaees spd Of suits. have taken in
Execution and viii sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described Wit An the right, title and
interest the descendants have in and to certain lot of
mining claims situated on Fly creek In the Township
Of Nevada and known the Fly Greek Cos claims
Also sn their right title ard interests in and to
tain of mining claims. and the suices and fixtures
thereto belonging situsted on Mosquito creek, in the
township of Nevada and known as - Also
all their right title and interest in and to certain
ter ditch which conveys water from Big Deer Creek to
said clafms Also al the right title and interest Of
Noses McCarey individually in and 70 the above men,
toned property.
viii sell all the right title and claim they have to the
same in front Of the Court House, in Nevada City,
FRIDAY, June 10th, 1859, between the hours Of
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock, p NJ, Of said day taken
the property of the above n4ed defendants to satisfy
the above demands and accruinS costs.
Given under my hand this 18th Of May, 1859.
, J.B GRAY Constsbis
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
Sllerifs Sale.

EY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, to me direc-
u ted, and issued out of the District Court of Ne
vada county, California, judgment rendered
on the I'd day of May. 1859, in favor of NJ. Brennan
and against L. Jones, W. HAMPTON, Thos. Richard
son and N. Gilman (under name of JONES co.,
by default, for the sum of 1924 a. debt, with in
terest on the said sum of 1924 22, from the 18th
day of June, 1858, at the rate of 21 per cent per
month until paid together with s61 65 costs of suit
have levied upon the following described property
(which was heretofore attached April 20, 1889
to-wit: -,
JONES co.'s digging., near Little York. =
Also-Reservoir, tools, sluices, psr.stock, hose,
pipe, &C., with all appurtenances..
Also-All the right, title and interest of N. Gil.
man. one of the within named defendants, in and
to certain Quartz Mill and Quartz Lead, situated
ON Bear River, near the head Of the York Mining
co.'s ditch. ..s-.
Notice is hereby given that wiz expose to public
sale all the above described property, to the high
est bidder, for cash., in front of the Court house
door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, the 2Sth day
Of Msy, A. D. 1859, between the hours of 10
O'Clock 4. N and 4 p. NJ.
Given under my hand this 5th day of May
A. D. 1853.
S. BOXING, Sheriff.
Per Ed Burrell, Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

A Jackass Slaxghtered-A correspon-
dent from the Empire Ranch furnishes
the Marysville Democrat with the fol-
lowing piece of intelligence. showing the
remarkable strength Of the hisky
which may be purchased in Marys-
vile.
A good local item, indeed the best
joke of the season, happened at Moon
ey's Flat, last night, Jacks are gene
rally considered remarkably tenacious
of life, but F. NJ. Trail, Esq, of the
above place, for little fun, gave one o
his half pint of whisky, which he pur-
chased from in Marysville
The animal dropped dead in less than
20 minutes, to the astonishment of the
thirsty crowd around the store. 1t is
said that a temperance society might be
organized in the locality
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
COnstable's Sale,

RY virtue of an Execution to me delivered issued
II from the court of J. +. Squires, Esq; an acting
Justice of the Peace, in and for Little York Town
ship, county Of Nevada, to satisfy Judgment rem.
dered by said court, on the 2lst of March, 1859, in
favor of EPlIRAIM WALTERS and against JNO
STEWART, HIRAM WILLIAMS, aud the Mans-
field company, for the of 1897 50, debt, inter-
est snd costs Of suit hare i5vied upon, aud will
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on SATUR-
DAY, Msy 2sth; 1859, tho following described
property; to-&it
All the right title and interest of The shove named
Stewart Williams, and the Mansfield company in
and to q set of Mining claims; situated on Empire
Hill, Little York Township, known as Stewards, OF
the Mansfield compauy's claims, with xppurtenan-
ces belonging thereto.
The above sale to take place between the hours
of O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, P. NJ, in front Of
the Justices Office, in Little York.
Given under my hand, this tho 18th day Of April,
1859.
April 22-td J. MCCONNELL, Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
COnStable'S Sale

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION To ME DE-
ID livered issued out of the Court of J. E. Squire,
Esq., acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the
Township of Little York, Nevada county, on judg-
rendered by said Court the 29th day Of Novem
ber 1853, in favor of R. SAVAGE and against w. c.
COURTNEY for the sum of S72 A. debt, interest and
costs of suit Ihave levied upon and will sell public
auction, 70 the highest bidder for Cash, SATURDAY
MAY 2sth 1852 between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A.
and o'clock, P. NJ, at Little York, in Township afore
said in front of the Justices Office, the following ce
scribed property. to-wit
All The right title and interest of the above named W.
c. Courtney in and to certain set Of Mining Claims
situated Christmas Hill, Township aforesaid, and,
bounded on the North East by the New York Cos
claims also the SAID Courtneys interest in and to
ravne claim. lying Immediately below said Hill claims
Taken the property of w. c. Courtney, to satisfy
the said demand and accruing costs
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April. 1859.
J. MCCONNELL, Constable.
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