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LIVER INVIIGGORATOR!
PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD,
Comnouuded Entirely from GUMS,


Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF The BEST PUReATIvE AND LIVER NE
DICISES before the public that aet4 IS
kaoTn IL Is not only Cdt!drtfc but Liver remedy,
acting arst the Ltosr to eject its Morbid mattel sn On
eompshing two purposes sdectuay, without any Of e
IGIfies Il strsnsthens the time that
Il paTrgst; when daily IN moderate dosss will
strengthen and build It up with unusualrapidiy'
Tie LIVER is one Of the principal Iegalators OF the
human Gody .nd nsn i SsTI9r%s us iu9soa s,ISsS
sutirey dependent the healthy action Of
bowels fault, ard the xhos
syse IN censeqqsnce 'St one 0Tssa g, In b or
practice Of more to ind some remedy
Ehere1thto the arrangements to which
To atlastfound, auyper,on
bled Win LIVER C0M<1PLALN7,in any offs forrn''
These Gums remove AIl--tnpTbtd or bad matter from
the system in the!rpaee healthy Gov Of bile,
PTRfT7ISs rME t9 iS snd
whole machinery, renOVing~the cause Of the a'eAse-
BILIOUS ATTACKS are cured, ASD, WHAT is
LIVER hEFEsf f:SF EitESkSro5R o''Aoa Use
eating heient to relieve thestenaeh
and prevent the food from-rlSIng aud souring. -
ONLY one taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
:, dose ss,. ..t:9 s9fR 2sss4' the bowels
IN Sss o.a o. two viii aiTays relieve
one tattle taken for reunOvesthe
cause OF the disease, andZmakes a perfect cure
one iose often repeatsd s-ca sure cure CHOLERA
lfORBUS and \ preventive Of OH0LERA'
EE- ONLY one bottle s4needed throw out OF the
uVSiem the effects medIeine long sickness.
g1Y-op bottle taken for-SJATfSDICE removes all sal
loSness or unnatural color-4from the skin
One dose taken short~tne before eating BiVesNiS'
oTtothe appetite, and nAkes0food digest welt n,,n
One dose often repeateds-;eures ChfOSIG. DAAIf.
RIGA in Its worst forms, while U " z and
BOWEL complaints yiedZRlmost to the hrst dose:
One doses at tAcks caused by WORAis IN
Children there is ,saer, speeder remedy In
the world, II HeDer(ffks. m
~ few bottles cureSADROPSY, by exciting the
We tsEe pleasure recon. rnending this medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
and all FEvERS Of \ Bill LIOUS TYPE. It operates
certainty and Thousands willing to testify to Its
wonderful virtues.
ALI WHO USE IT ARE GTFTSG THEIR UHAGU
X0US TESTIMONY LyIz.S "A VOR.
~ MIR toIteT 81 tae mouth ioith the LHvf0ordtor' and
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
rs A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and il daily
almost great believe cures by
magic ts rst dose gfriHg benefit and seldom more
than bottle required TO any kind of LIVER
CompIatnt. from the Jdundice Dyspepsia to
common Headache, all Of which the result OF DIS
EASED LIVER
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DIR. BANPORO, Proprietor, 34S Broadway, New York.
And retAiled by all Druggists. Sold diso by
nylG-Iy T. IT. LOGAN = CO.. Wheeling, Va.
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PILES.

clergyman Baptist Church, well known In Illinois
writing ~ have been for time SeriousV
afflicted with bleeding piles; and have regarded
oneat time Indeed hopeless; but have nsed
medicine (Pile SpeelHc). and cured. have
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
oblIgatiOn-r
gentleman Of my years. well aud favoraoy known at
Ceih Delaware county, had been marty to the
piles years Sometimes from excessive hemor
rhage and suffering he reduced the verge Of
grave For he had dragged out miserable eTs
tenee, confirmed invalid, disqualified for any business,
burden II Is needle add that he had
from all OF DOCTORS TO little
purpose He consulted two and recommend
Pile Specific, WITH nccaHionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began 10 improve and since has never had
serious OF Piles. From the first month
had occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint;
but the Pile Pills would dspsrse ALL and for
past he has been entirely well OF the piles
brilliant cure sscareey TO be found in the annals Of
medicine.
Full set 20 large walls and IS 90
Full set, 90 larIe walls in plain and bOokI 90
Case Of IS numbered boxes and book, 90
Case Of numbered boxes and book, 90
Single numbered boxes, with directions, %
Single ettered boxes with directions. 81
Large plantation physeiana case, walls, u 90
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PASSENGERS


Really a CnpIInI tFOhucltOu!
THE celebrity 9aYettys Medicated Paper
terel1Iet Is rapidly being extended throughout the
United best articles pat before
the public It ObVates the OF
white paper, and paper stained with pile producing prin
ters' ink. IS and preventive Of piles. This
be relied Il hns and lisat bank pa
and stout EraPP:r Nohingof more ralus
before oHered the pablo. 1000
only 81 50 Zach sheet OF the
Ine contains the OF J. Q. GAyey, Water-mArked.-
lnderfui 81 the draggsts,
the proprietor, No. 81 Ana NJ y. It's ent by express
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Coal Oil and Coal Oh Lamps
WE have just received beautiful aTties Coal on
w better than any ever before sold in dis city.
disaRreeable odor Witch Is connected with the Car
bon and Coal OILS offered by Others, has in degree
this on, making peasanfer handle
and giving brilliant light without the smoke which
attends the Goal Oils IN
We have hand, Of manufacture, the largest
best OF Lamps OF description for
burning the different kinds Of oils
oil Lamp Cap contracted that b. the
pansion chimney from heat Il viii break By
ing eramped in the which IS the With other caps
Coal Oil Is the best Oil usei. giving light
less and being nonexPIosve. All in want 81
Light. call At the oaeensHare StoFeos
HOBBS 4 BARNES, lis Main St,
next door 20 HeiskeIl sWearingen.
Seto wheeling, Va.
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IRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAS'
AND TIE GREAT NORTH WEST.

The connecting Of tracks by the RAN Road Bridge at
Eehgr with saving OF time, advantages readily
Prseaied By ssIPPs5s 81 6reg Hnd ihs Tax5s e.
their advantage TO Sap by ltis Route.
For Freight Contracts or shipping apply TO or
address either of the following AGENTS OF the Company
DoTLR Co., SteubenVle o.; II. g. PIERcE Co. zanes-
VILE o. JOHSsToS, Ripley, o.; r. McNEELI, Aaysvlle
XVI ORHssT ( CRoPPEa, Por smOuth, o.; PADDOCK Co.,
Jenersonville Ind H. W. BAeES Co, oinei1nati, o.
Ind WnLiAM BrSGHLN, Louisville, XVI P. @. o'RILET
Co., Evansville Ind n. W GRAHAN Co, Cairo, III; T. p
EIs HrxT, Memphis, Tenn; CLARKE Co. Chicago, III ;
W. H. II. ROUSTE, Alton, Ill MrRFuT VALE, Dubuque,
Iowa Freight Agents Of Rail Roads atdrersnt points
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
and Speedy Transportation Of Lire Stool,
And Coon with usual privileges for persons
FRBIGHrs WESTWARD.
Route Rreghts OF all descriptions can be forward
from Philadelphia, New York, JOstOn Baltimore 70
any points the Rail Roads Of Ohio Kentucky, Indians
The PennsyIyania Rail Road also connects Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, which Goods be forwarded TO
beriand illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri KAnsss
end Red Rivers and at Cleveland sandusky and
Chicago with steamers to all ports on the
Merchant, and shipper, .ntrustlnE transportation Of
their Freight this Company can rely with coincidence on
- TIE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point In til. West by
az are charged 6y other Il. p. Companies.
R-Be particular to MARI packages WA PESS4 n I"
do we'll to direct th.m to be shipped by Route.
Parties attending their shipments from the East
Company following places before shipping letters
either Of them the subject Of reighs win
meet z. ". !. s S'ab i P5iisdelphia.
MAGRAW 4 K0oNs, 80 North Street Baltimore.
LEIGH 1 Co. No. 81 Siib1 street Boston.
H. IL. HousroN, CENT Ersfght Ag't PhilsaelPhia
l. L. HOUPr, GeHp Ticket A0t Philadelphia
THO9. A. SCOTT, Gent Sup't, Altoona, Pa. jams
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SUMNER ARRAN MENTs.
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No family should be without these Invaluaee euratves-
They the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
and private use With them the parent armed and
pared againstthe arst approach OF disease and
AZ the threshold AVID keen IL At bay. tribe Of medicine
rightly directed In the ars hours Of desease perfectly
that which delay only be relieved BY aud ted
hours OF suffering, n At all with these At hand you
obliged TO await the coming OF that oen distant
poisoned or btsred or bed bat yyourSeh administer
the simple specific and the Tuddy life
again health and ov There only Injury
from their bat the general influence upon
the eonSuiion, beyond all question, Is most beneficial.
AGENTS WANTED.
remedies, every community In the Uatsd slatrs
Address, Dr. 2. HUMPHREYS, 4 Co,
No. 65a Broadway, New York.
S1g-soll BY the DruEEistt In wheeling. lhE Iy
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LIsT OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.


No. 2. Worm PiHa-FOr Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wet
ting the Bed.
Wskfeuness, and Nervousness OF adults
No. 1. DidrrAGG PLls-POr DiaTrb0ea, Cholera Imam
tum and Summer Complaint
5. DyseHtsry PS-Ror Cole, Grtpings, Dysentery
OF S SsoG g. caotia PFOr cAolera Cholera Moreu,,
No. : Cough Ps-FOr Coughs, Colds, HoAr'ens.', In
4 So 5. zootsaes Pis-TOo.haes raeeaehe and s-
ralgia.
10. 10. DySpspsfa Piis-Por Weak and Deranged stO-
ii. For Female Irregularities, seAny, Painful or
~ Il f ss'sl PsOe enes
~ No. is Group Pas-EOr Group, HOar,e Cough, Bad
So IL SAT- Rheuu. Pis-EOr Ery,lpela,, EruPuon,,
No IS RIeuBGfis FIUs-For Pain, Lameness or Sore
ness 10 the Chest, Back, Lons, or Limbs.
A.-FOr PeYer and Ague, chin Fever, Dumb Ague, old
mlsmanaged AEues.
o-For soar, Weak. Inh1med Eyes and Eyelds, PAi-
Ing, Weak Blurred Sight.
C-Ror CatarTh, Of long standing recent, either with
obstruction or Profuse discharge
W. o-For whooPing. Coush, abatIng its ViOieaes and
In AcuTE Disbursement Pevers, InHamaonS, DIAr-
rhu1s Eyssnvry, Group, Rheumaus and such eruPtiYe
diseases Scarlet Fever Measels and ErysPeasthe ad
vantage Of giving the proper remedies promptly is obvious
and in all such the specifics act like charm. The
entire disease often arrested at once and In All cases me
violence Of the attack moderated the disease shortened
and rendered less dangerods Even should physeian
ed advantage from the previous treatment.
CoLDs which Of such frequent occurrence
and which often lay the foundation OF deceased lungs
bronchitis ousumption may all be cured by
the Fever and Cough Pills.
In CHEoSIc DISEASES, such as Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach
Constipation Liver Complaint, Piles Female Debility and
Irregularities old Headaches, Sore Weak Eyes, CaEaITh
whose proper application will afford in almost
Often the Of single chronic dieult such
Dyspepsia, Piles CatArrh, Headache or Female Weak
has than paid for the ten times over.
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The Capacity Road equal any In the CouatJ
THREE THROUGH
p A S S EN- G e r T r A I N s


Connecting direct in the UaIon Depot At Pittsb9r yA
Through Trains from AL Western Cities for Phadephias
New York Boston, Baltimore and Warrington City: thus
furnishing facilities for the Porton Of Passengers un
Surpassed speed and comfort, by other route
Express Past Lines through 70 Philadelphia with
out change Of Cars Conductors.
Smoking Cars attached to each train; Moodrnfs
Sleeping Express and Trains The Express
rams Dali and Past Line sundays excepted Three
Daily Trains direct for New York Exprsss and
Fast Line connect for Baltimore and Washington.
Express Train Pittsburgh A. H. arrives Al Phla
delphia or Baltimore P n, New York iO;8O P NJ
NAH Train Pittsburgh A. ~, arriving IN Phladsl
phia II p n, New York 4:aO A. u.
Pittsburgh P NJ. ATrtVestn PhAdephiA
or Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, New York 1880 p NJ
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York:
rEo Daily between New York and Boston, ough
Tickets Cs RAM good either OF the above Trains
BOAT TICKETS 70 Boston EOOd via Norwich Pan
River Stonningtoh Lines
TICKETS EASTWARD may he obtained at any OF the
Important Road Oees in the Mesti also, hoard
the regular the Mississippi Ohio
Rivers; and TICKETS WESTWARD At the Offices Of the
Company Boston, New York Baltimore Philadelphia
Fare always as low as by anH osher Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
completion Of the Western Connection OF the Penn
syiVanin Rail Road 10 Chicago, makes this the
nT1EFyT lime PHTUEEN THE EAST
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEEDI

TUITION FnEEI
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HUMPHREYs'
: HoMmoPATHIC RHMnDIES

SPECHIC aOMGOFA4HIO tALlLAAAB4LES
stand eonfesedy at head Ofremdal for the use
The people They alike removed from the poisonous,
and IepusVe doses Of qu1ekeTy or old school
paetee the Of EateTelTe or the intricate
and nedicnes Consisting Of simple specifies for the yari-
oug diseases 70 which they related put in the form
Of siupe sugar pellets prepared o. Ingredients Meth
E or disgusting, they form At the ready
Of the parent nuTses and are the comfort OF ~
complaining or invalid
before Combined in any popular remedies They HAGN-
LKss injury arise from their USE They are SIMPLE
you always what TO take, and how TO take IL Trey
are You give the Sugar PHI AZ
roments warning, without hesitation delay. They are
1TcIEr; In thousands disease arrested 81 once,
and the mite the what the pound could not
Afterwards have relieved.
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BALTIMORE 8 OHIO r. z.

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In connection with the above keep every kind Of
aud musical merchandise generally.
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uPanos, MeIodeons and every Of musical nHiru-
uients tuned and repaired.
- All goods warranted At this establishment. noT5
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MAJOR = STRoKEL,
JRSsE Ih wEBH,
PRANK R. WEDs
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4 TIE VARIETY store
PAYNE 4 co
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

The LOWER CLAss.---We do not
know who wrote the following. but it
is evidently man. and one of Ma
ture's true nobility:
"Who are they ? The toiling mil
lions the laboring man and woman,
the farmer, the mechanic, the artist,
the inventor. the producer ? Far from
it. These are Natures nobility;IGod's s
favorites the salt of the earth. No
matter whether they are high or low
in station. rich or poor in pelf, con-
spicuous or humble in positions, they
are the upper circle" in the order Of
nature, whatever the faetitious dis
tinction of society, fashionable decree.
1t is not low, it is the highest duty.
privilege, pleasure, for the great man
and the whole souled woman to earn
what they possess, to work their way
through life, to be architects of their
own fortune, Some may remark the
classes we have alluded to as only
relatively low, and, in fact, the mid
ding classes. We insist they are alb
solutely the very highest. 1fthere is
a class of human teings on earth who
may properly be denominated low, i;
is composed of those who consume
without producing, who dissipate the
earnings of their fathers or relatives
without laboring or doing anything
in aid of themselves.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23
Sheriff's Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 2nd day Of August A. ID
w 1889 To wit: In the District Court Of Neya
da County and State aforesaid, James Ford recoy-
cred Judgment against Albert and Chas E. Taber,
for the sum of Five Hundred and Seventy Eight
dollars (debD with Interest the said sum of
Five hundred and seventy eight dollars, from 2nd
day OF August, 1853, at the rate OF three per cen
permonth, until paid, together with Sixty one dol
lar and sixty cents costs of suit BY virtue of
execution to me directed and delivered issued out
of she above nan ed Court, have levied upon the
hereafter described property, taken as the crop
erty of the ssd Chas and Albert Taber to satisfy
said Judgment aud accrung costs: entire right title
interest of the within named defendents of in and
certain set OF mining claims and mining ground To-
Gated on the south side of Grizzly Canon, Bloom.
field township, about three miles North East of Lit
lie Grass Valley, what is usually called Xrisco
Hill. said claims adoin Mans claims on the East
Nevada county State Of California and known q.
Tabers Claims
Notice is hereby given that viii expose TO public
SALE all the above described property to the highest
b ider, for cash. ia front of the Court House door,
in Nevada city, on Saturday, the 24.h day eff Sep
temper A. D. 1883, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A NJ and p. NJ.
Given under my hand this 27th day of Aug. 1859,
8. w. BORING, Sheriff.
+ BY ED BURRRIL, Deputy.
This Writ is entitled to refit OF Ono Hundr ed
Dollars less aocruing costs amounting to thirty dol
lars on decree of Foreclosure.
Nevada August, I7th 1850 e4
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

The CONDITIONS The Huntsville
{ Ala. democrat, edited by J W.Clay.
brother of United States SenatorCIay,
of that State, thus explicitly states
the conditions upon which Alabama
will support the nominee of the
Charleston Convention:
No nominee of the Charleston Con-
vention can obtain our support unless
the platform adopted shall substan-
TALLY recognise the constitutional
rights of the South on the slavery
question, as laid down dy the Su-
preme Court in he DredScott decis-
ion.to-wit; That slavery is recognized
in the constitution, and that it is the
duty of every department of the fed
eral government, congressional, iu-
diciai and executive. to guard and
protet it, and unless the antecedents
OF the nominee are .such as to juttify
the belief thet he will be a safe custo
dian Of the rights of the South under
the constitution.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

Interesting Mariners Surrey The
Navy Department is in receipt of dis
patches of date Hong Kong, May 25,
from Lieut.. Brooke, commanding the
United States schooner FennimOre
Coeper.'The FennimoreCooper sailed
some months since from SanFrancisco
on voyage of observation and survey
of the route from California to China.
Much interesting information has been
gained by this voyage including a
table of chronometricai differences of
all the points on the route betweenSan
Francisco and Hong Kong as we'll as
a more accurate char; of the islands,
reefs, &C., that lie upon the route,
The crew of the Cooper were all well,
and the vessel would soonsput to sea
again for voyage of observation
among the islands on the coast of ia
pan. from which much useful scientific
and nautical information is expected
Nat. ntelligencer
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

A PERFECT MAN-The man deserv-
Ing the name, is one whose thoughts
aud exertions are for others. rather
than for himself. whose high purpose
is adopted on just principles, and new
er abandoned while heaven or earth
afford means of accomplishing it. He
is one who will neither seek an indi.
rect advantage by a specious word.
nor take an evil path to secure real
good purpose. Such a man is one for
whom a woman's heart should beat
constant while he breatbcs and break
when he dies Scott.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

Secretary Cass erplains aohat he
means.-Our ancient Secretary of
State has published another card on
the rights of Adopted Citizens. IT'S
longer than the first, though it might
be shorter. for the whole amount of it
is that we are to be protected where
there's no danger. and acA,ned for
where there is. There is a good
time coming, and if the Naturalized
Citizens don't avail themselves Of it
to give the representatives of such
Democracy, such a fall as will do for
them, awake salutary dread in others
and thus revive the fine old doctrines
of Jackson-which have become a
dead letter in the hands of oui modern
chieitains,or, more correctly to speak,
our democratic hucksters-tAey de-
serve the consequences.-risA News.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23
attrada County 0firial prrss.
FRIDAY MORNING, Sept, %, 1859
DouGLAs AND GwIN.--A copy of

DOUGLAS AND GwIN--A copy of
Gwin's Grass Valley speech publish
ed in the San Francisco National,
having been sent to Senator Douglas,
he replies through the National of
Friday last in letter of near three
columns. The letter we trust will be
read by all men who hope to be con-
sistent in politics. Senator Douglas
convicts the "Old Lime Pointer" of
the grossest misrepresentation or ig-
norance. He brings nearly all the
prominent men of the Democratic
party to prove that the position occu-
pied by himself on the popular SOW
ereignty question is the very position
which they all took, and which until
recently was acknowledged as the
right one by the Democratic party.
Gwin, it will be recollected, said in
his Grass Valley speech that had he
understood in the outset that the po-
sition taken by Senator Douglas in
his Freeport speech, was to be under
stood as the real meaning of the
Kansas-Nebraska act, he (Gwin)
would have repudiated it. Mr.. Dou-
glas shows beyond dispute that Gwin
did know that such was his position
long ago, and that Gwin had suppor-
ted him for prominent place know
ing his views, which in fact accorded
with those of almost every Demo-
cratic politician, among whom he
euumerates Cass, Cobb, Brecken-
ridge, jeff. Davis, Alex. 81. Stephens,
Speaker Orr, &c.
The politically inclined will find
good deal interesting in the letter of
Douglas, and the whole subject re-
viewed in the Sept. No. of Harper's
Magazine by the same statesman.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

A Laieyer"s Wish "A late witty
member of the Scottish bench was one
Sunday, recently, in church, when>he
heard sermon which only breathed
'fulminatious and abuse against Satan.
After listening patiently to the TRADE
until its close, the judge, with the feel
ings of counsel still stroug within
him, silly whispered to his friend,who
sat next to him in the pew, should
ike to be heard on the other side
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23

Crockett's Log Cabin.-On the Mos
bile and Ohio Railroad, not far from
jackson, in Tennessee. says an exs
change paper, still stands the humble
leg cabin, eighteen by twelve feet in
size, built and occupied while he liv-
ed in the district by the far-famed
David Crockett. Its logs are fast
decaying, and desolation surrounds it,
but no traveller passes it without an
eager desire 10 look upon the humble
roof that sheltered one of the truest
representatives of the American pi
oneer character a hero and an hon-
est man. Near it is railroad station,
called Crockett's station around it,
perhaps, will rise town to bear and
perpetuate a name as familiar to his
countrymen as that of jackson.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-23
SherifS Sale.


WHEREAS, tn the 22nd day of August, A d.
w le49, to wit: In the District Cou-t for Neva
da County and state aforesaid, L. G. McKibbe 1no
Huston, VIM Powell and - Parker, recovered
Judgment against James Winnie for the sum of
SIT 25-1O0 dollars, costs of suit. By yir-
tue Of an execution to me directed aud deI1vered
issued out of the District Court aforesaid. I have
levied upon the property hereafter deccibed taken
the property Of the said Winnie TO SATISFY sa;d
Judgment and costs of suit. All the right title
and interest of Winnie in and to all that part Of
Kents Ravine and the Harrington Dam. Also AL
the said Winnie's siuiee Boxes. Quicksilver, Golu
and Amaigam on the Nevada side Ct said river and
in its bed above and below the Kents Ravine Also
-acertain Cabin belonging to said Winnie
Notice Is hereby given that l will expose to
pubic sale all the above described property to the
highest bidder for cash. in front of the Court House
door in Nevada city, on Saturday the 24th day o
September 1858, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A
NJ and p NJ
Given under my hand this 18th day of August A
d. 1859.
s.w BORING, Sheriff.
Fer Rd Burr ell, Dep.