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The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
Sheriffs Sale.

"A
w lc60 final Judgment and Decree was end
~ the District Court of the l4th Judicial Dist
rict of tie State of California. in and for the County
Of NeNaGs, in favor ct Stanton Buckner, and
against Francis j. DEnni for the sum of seven
hu dred a. sixty four 69 100 dollars tS764 Co., prin.
cipal debt; with interest the principal at the rate
of ten (0) per per annun from the rendition of
Judgment until paid together with all costs of suit.
And. whereas on the sGiil 9th dfy of April A. D.
1860 il ordered and 1ecreed by the said Court,
that the Vendors Lein set forth in Plf's complaint
be forecoscd to wit Two lots of land situated in
The Town of Nevada. State of California and County
OF Nevada, bounded as follows: IN the east By the
propert, of Fl J. Dunn on the west by the property
of B. Gregory and Kilbourne, on the south by the
called Court street ard fronting said street
fifty five (55) feet more less, and back from said
Court street TO the north called Washington
street but is the Hrs street north of Court street.
the said piece or parcel CT g-ound being the same
now in possession of said Dunn and forced in and
attached by fence to said Dunn's original lot ON
Which he lives be levied upon and sold to satisfy
said judgment interests and costs and the proceeds
erenf apPhed to the payment If said sums of money
as aforesaid. ..-
Notice Is hereby eiyen. that on TUESDAY, the 9Th
day OF May, A, y. 1860, between the hours of o.
clock A. NJ. end 5ocloek P. NJ, will sell all the right
title interest and claim Of said Francis j. Dunn, in
and to the above described property, st the Court
House door i'll Nevada City, at Public Auction for
cash hand to the highest and best bidder, to sat-
isfy said Execution and all Costs
J.B. Van Hagen, Sheriff n c.
Meredith & Hill, plff's Atty Rpl I3-wi
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
Virginia House and Lot!
f o h = A l. IL

THE Subscriber dffefs his well known
L stand for Sale, which is centrally located,
and we'll fitted up. Also, all the Furniture at
tached to the Houss. The Gar and fixtures, with
good variety of Liquors will also be sold. The
house is a two story frame. 24x40 feet, with a
good cellar, - feet square. and we'll fitted up,
adapted for 4 Saloon; alsc, n well of good water
on the premises. The tot is l66 #. deep and
474 wide, With Board fence around it eight feet
high. The terms will be made easy by applying
on the premises: FRANK CARTER.
Nevada, March 30, lsbo:-4N
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

CoAr VANosED-Esq. Williams, filled with
the notion of taking dose of gentle exercise,
on Monday, took off his coat and pitched into
his lot back of Temperance Hall. Returning to
find the coat after the work was accomplished,
he found great scarcity of that kind of gar
ment in the place where the coat had been left.
We saw the Squire wandering about town in his
shirt sleeves little while after, apparently in
not the right frame of mind to fulfill the Script
ure injunction and give to the thief his cloak
also.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
Sherif'S Sale.

DY YInTCE OF dH Execufion issued out
ID Of the Hon. District Court of the l4th Judicial
District and to me directed and delivered, for a
Judgment rendered in said Court on the sth day Of
June A. y, ls59s in. favor of j. B. Hunter, and
against. John Evn, Nicholas Eadic, Atlas
Warren, for The sum of Fifteen hundred and f f.
Is (Si55u) dollars, debt, with interest the said
sum Of 9 $50 from the 9Th day June 1859, at the
rate of per cent per annum until paid, together
with al costs of suit; have levied upon the fol-
lowing described property, to wit; All the right
title. and interest, of the above named defenda I
Atlas Warren of, in and to a certain set OF mining
claims on Selby Hill. Nevada Co., and known the
Keystone company's claims. the anne being lleth n
tere.t in the claims OF said company, and conveyed
by the said Warrento w E dy by deed on the 5th
day of March, A ID. 1850, and also said Warren's
interest in and to the Boston compans's mining
ground. adjoining the keystone companys mining
ground on the South Last on Selby Hill Nevada Co.
State of California, together With all tools, steam
engine and appurtenauces connected with said in
t.rests The above is entitled to, credit of Five
hundred delars (S500t July 2d 1859 less the accru-
ing costs amounting TO Forty -one dollars
Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY, the sth
day of May u. 1860 betw the hours of O'Clock
L. ". and o'clock P. NJ will sell all tho right, title
and interest OF sad Jon Eva. Nicholas Eadie, and
Atlas warren to the above described property the
Court House door in Nevada city public auction
cash in land to the highest andbest bidder satisfy
ssid Execution sne ali costs.
srr,s J.B. vnn Hagen, Sheriff oi y. c
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
Special Notices.

The Medical ana surgical Institute
OF DR.. L. J. CziPKIY is already secured in . po
stion which places it, j. we'll as fits PROPRIETOR far
above lie assault. Of envy and professional malice
In the schools OF France the hghes prizes arc often
a@S raed g practitioners in this department of Med
icaiscience and they occupy with others equally
fof.t position in the profession Ricord is illusri
Gus example shining light among tho phiosophie-
al stars ofhis age in Europe, and Dr.. Csdpkay has
fully cqualled him in this country. a. proof of
which. the Philadelphia College of Medicine compli-
mented him with Diploma AID the honorary Al
euSDsM degree. Selecting this as his field O! opera
ton, although quail ned as a graduate of the Uni
diversity nf Pe>th. and late hicf Surgeon of the
Hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labQrs DIR. H. J. Cfapkas has bent his earnes. at
fentisn 20 the cure Of en- o,c and private diseases
in which he has become great an expert thst he
is regarded tine LEADER in ibis branch of his
profession throughout the Cnre; States, and MS por
trait and biography Pubisle,i Us amatter of IN
tirest in the msst exclusive jnirnals Tie Doctur's
Offices his Medical and Surgical Institute on
Sacramento street, of L, drsdurif nearly op
posite the buildings Of the Pacific Mill Steamshi
Company.
EgWe ask particuar attention ofoti reader. to
the sworn certificates Of remarkable in anot
rr column of this paper.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
MILLINERY Asp Dress MAKING! /!

Mrs. C: 4. TAFT.
rFNAKES this method of an nouncing to the Ladies
L of Nevada and Vicinity, tha. she has opened a
SHOP ON MAIN STREET,
Next door to Crawford s C5s aardu are Store.
whsrs they can hare Dresses Cnt and Made;
in genteelest Style. Bleaching done to order, and
Bonnets Made and Trimmedto suit customers
Also, Stamping on Mushns, Flannels, silks, and
Thibets. Please give her call, for Mrs. T teelI
competent to give satisfaction
Nevzdds March Seth. le6e
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

De GRoor's MAP.-Two Of these delectable
fxins are stuck up on ouf walis: They are won
derful things, decidedly; If correct We can
only account fdt Tie strange location ST places
by allowing Chs late gafthquake to have ai.ed
things up 4 gfeat deal wolfe than was at first
supposed: Il mist have teen an extraordinary
earthquake though; to shake the beautiful name
of Truckee from lake known to every emigrant
of '49, and shake at the same time the name, De
Groot, on. Any frogs in that lake' De Groot !
De Groot!
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

WATER, WArER.-The late warm weather has
quenched the thoughts of ott would-be culturists
greatly, and the great qGe5tion with them is
how to get water to irrigste: Several spots We
know of, red as the tails of Simpsons foxes,
dry as the bones in Ezeeiels vision, and bald as
the pate of Moses, begin to look piteously for
water already
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
SheriHs Sale.


w HEKEAS, on The 9th day of April A. ID.
w lr60, fual Judgment and Decree rem
drred In the District Cnrt of tie 18th Judicial Dis
trct of the State of California and for the county
of Nevada, in favor of James Morrow, and
against Ira p. BrSwh; fer the su.a of Five hund-
red (s5e0) dol.rs, paincpal debt with interes. on
the principal at the rate Of two and half per
per month from the lst day of January 1859. Until
paid together with all costs of suit, And Whereas
the said 7th day of April D, 1901 order.
ed and decreed 10y the said Court the said mortgage
set forth in Plaintiff complaint be forecosed, and
the property therein described, To wit: The uudi-
Nided tenth of that certain lot or parcel of min
ing ground situated upon Hunts Hill, in the Town
ship of Little York, and County of Nevada, the same
being bound6d upoflhc East by Green Horn creek,
on the South by the Morriso n company's ground on
the North by the Gouge Eye company's ground aud
extending back 10 the summit Of the hill, and the
same being described and known the Eastern
Company's ground 0r claims, be levied upon and
sold 10 satisfy said judgment, interest and cost, and
the proceeds thereof he applied to the payment of
said sums of money as aforesaid.
Motto is hereby given that on TUESDAY the sth
day of May 1860 between tho no urs of O'Clock
NJ and o'clock P will sell all the right title
ard claim OF said Ira 2. Brown in and the
above described property, at the Court House door
in Nevada city, at public auction tor cash in hand
the highest and best bidder to satisfy said Exc
cution and all costs
J. d. Van Hagen, Sheriff of n. C.
n. piif, anrI2
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
"oLD BLOCK" the pleasantest and handsom-

OLD BLOCK" the pleasantest and handsom-
est gentleman in Nevada county, present COM
pany always excepted, 1--WE are alOne,) gave US
an invite 10 see the Disappointed Milliner,"
h piece which originated beneath his hair, played
st Grass Valley on Saturday night last. Hear
ing Gen. Allen was in town fixed up in
billed shirt with the serious intent of giving the
General drive in the rhubarbs of this imperial
city even as far as Grass Valley, but the old
veteran went out of town like streak of creased
lightning. We let him went and stsid ut homie.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

MAY DAY.-The Sunday school childish Of
the Congregational church are making prepara-
tions with the design of celebrating May Day
on the ground occutied fer the purpose last
sea., to ~hich the children 81 Nevada are res
pectfullv invited:
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

An exchange publishes two lines of the great
epic upon General jackson, Written by Wes-
tern bard:
We're the last dying words of A. JacRson, Esq.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

WIcxEr.-The plank street in front of orr
office has become of late the scene of most excl
ting games of wicket. Thirty or forty young
men are rapidly developing the physical in
playing the game daily. The glass trade prom
ises so far to be extremely good for the season.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

hTnE PRiSrER" is the name of neat publ
cation of New York devoted to the " Art pre-
tervative." Any can find much to amuse
in its elegant columns, and the printer cannot
well do without it.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

PuB. DHt.-We are indebted to some member
Of e0hgtess fot the excellent speech of Henry
Winter Davis Oh the election of speaket Who
the NJ. C: is We cannot decipher. Why don't
members Of Congress learn to write
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

WE are under obligations again to J. E. Ham
lin; of the Broad Street Book Store, for the At
iantic Monthly for April, and the n. Y. Tribune,
Herald and Baltimore Sun.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
fsDrprsbrsr ORDER OF KsleuraoOD.-N

ISDEPESDESr ORDER OF KSIGHraooD.-Ne-
tada Camp No. SO, /. O. of K was organized in
this City last Monday night by D. s. Cutter &.
Z. Of California, assisted by Drs. Sharp and
Tompkins, T. NJ. Wood and Mr.. Mosier of Grass
Valley. fa
The following officers were elected and install
led. B. F. Foster, C. R.; E. F. Spence, B. R.:
A. II. Parker, s.; W. H. Durysa, F. T.; J. Will
iiams, T.; Ed. Foster, H., j. H. Hatch, NJ; W.
a. Crawford, F. e.; Jos. Thompson, s. g.. ].
Y. Anderson, p; T. W. Lockwood, Degree
Master, ); J. S. Gamble, D. D, G. R:
Messrs. B. F. Foster, Gamble and Lockwood
were elected delegates to the Grand Camp, to
be held at San Francisco on the 9th of May next
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

rs FGeneral Castro, Governor of Lower Call
ifornia, was assassinated, by one Manuel Mar
quss, on the morning of the sth of April. at
place called Via Las falinss, near Santa Tomas
the capitsl.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

rS- Col. Crcnshaw is thk gentleman who has
kindly furnished us with copy of the Grass
Valley National of last wcek-that paper, like
most Yaluablcs, being exceedingly scarce.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

Go IT YE CRIPPLEs:-Since the introduction
OF the base ball clubs into otr city, wonderful
profusion of bunged eyes, peeled noses and
Iimping hombres are apparent.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
Notice to Creditors +!

Estate of T. Il. PLATT. deceased.
KT0TICE is hereby given by the under-
~ signed Administrator Of the above raned Is
tate to the creditors of and IL persons having claims
against, the estate of T. II PLATT, deceased, to e2-
months ffo5 the srst publication of this notice.
to ee Undersigned at his once in the City of Nevada
Il B. THOMPSON Administrator
Of the Est ATE of T. Ii. Platt deceased.
April 18th, 1860. VA
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

- Masters Geo. L VIM. Stone have our
thanks for the Sac; Union aid Marysville En-
press constantly. Good boys
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
WV. III. DAILY

WV. II DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley whiskey Is received and
sftsr careful exami nation, hnd 1t to be q Pure
Article, Entirely FREQ from the Adulter-
ating Ingre dients 80 frequently used,
Yours respectfully. JAMES J. MAPEs.
Analytical Chsrrist
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
FRIDAY MeRNiSe, APRIL asth 1850.
ron SALE.

am desiroai Of engaging III more active en-
ploymsnt than that Of editing Newspaper, and
therefore ofcf ohe half the NEVADA JOURNAL
Ofhce for sale Oh liberal terms. The institution
10 good paying enc, and for ar editor or prac-
be found in the State. Terms made easy.
E. G. WAITE.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

BucKLEv's MrxsTREls.-A troupe of Ethio-
peans with the above name appeared at the The
Atre on Wednesday night The house Ras not
good,
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

CuFFr said he'd rather die in railroad smash
up than steamboat burst up, for this reasoh-
If you gifts smashed up, dar you is; bat
II you gifts blowed up on de boat, wha: ,
you'll"
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

MIKE MITCHELL L TIN DARLINGs MSsfRELs
This troupe appeared at the Theatre last
night. We go to press too early to speak Of the
performance.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
Keystone Market.

+ Hereby notify my old friendt and customers
that have sold out said Market entire to
JOHN McAL.ISTER who will cor duct the bus
mess hereafter, and to whom recommend my
former patrons. I have also sold to him all out
standing accounts due me from former business.
ARCHIBALD McALLTSTER,
E.vaiz. Msrch i;th. Isge,-sw
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
u. Il 4 e ii VI A N.

TAKES this method of informing the public that
i he has established himself permanently at the
above psc+ and agr-es TO give satisfaction to all
who wiIlfavor him with call.
EEKesps Constantly on hand for sale FORFEIT
ED PLEDGES of all descriptions such as GOLD
and SILVER WATCHES, DIAMOND ARTICLES,
rrsroLs. CLOTHING. IxsTRUkHHTs. ~ Is.
sTsses
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
800 YARDS PER DAY.

One seam will stand pressure of IS to 100 fee
fall. and probably more.
Place of business Collins Co.'S Store, in the
old practice room of the Nevada Rifles where 50
many glad hearts have tripped it on the fantas-
tic
This advertisement will notify the public that
Messrs. and :. HOWARD have entered
into partnership together equal partners since
the 18th day of March, 1860.
EYOrders will be strictly attended to and promptly
executed mar 30-3m
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

CoSeREeArIoSAL CHuRcH.-The Re-. Nr.
Bartlett will preach regularly at the Brick
Church, every Sunday at 1oi 4. N. and u P.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
fotsl. s., 900
4. LiEBERf:
Nevada, Feb. %. 1860
United States Baths
-AND-
HAIR DRESSING SALOON /!

~ THE under signed re
<sT NS spectiuly info, the cit
a,SSk&&.kl1G.S@<62 liens of Nevada and VI
-. Tz7g55S;flsF "A : cilty that they have just
7 S AEHESA&ST completed fine Bathing
House attached to their
we'lKnown establishment, where the public can he
accommodated with Baths at all timet
They al>o keep constantly on hand "Dr. Genning's
Repnlucor' celebrated for its medical powers of the
human II air. II entirely eralicates dandrufT and
keeps the hair from turning gray. They keep con-
stan tly On hand fine assortment of Perfumery of
all kinds. THEO, LAMPE & BRO.
mchl9 No 81 Broad st. 1t door 10 the U. s. Hotel.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

re- ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. ~aN
TENTS will be made expressly for the Washoe
expedition, all sizes and Ill shapes, as ordered.
The Machine sewiRe /, unprec, dcnted for strength
nothing Of it Working sapaeIfi'. ~ is unryalled @ snd
without 4 .patalel in the nineteenth century. and
this age OF progression, 1t is true. Wheeler & Viii
are in the field for fine work, ald are unsurpaS
sed. Grover Bakers machine cannot be beaten
fr strength and speed in the general employment
which they used. There al Singers
chimes, and anumber of others, which will not
mention.
Neither of the above compete with - &
HOWARDS, for it sews three stitches in one revo-
luton, with twelve cord sail Twine and two
complete
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

THs Bulletin says "God knows who will be
the Democratic nominee" As much as ever!
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
sA AUTIoN.-
Hats !! Hats Hats :!


ID: II. Q L | Nm. Halter.
S9J street, Between Sd & 1th, sacrymep,.,,
A LII kinds of Hats and Caps made to order AZ
"A the shortest notice
Latest style Of Silk Hats;
Latest style of Cashmere Hats;
Latest style Black Stiff Hats:
White Stage Driver Hats and Peruvian Hats
do 10 order.
Constantly on hand the neat littlo Zouarc Hat.
Particular attention paid to renovating Peril
Wan and otker HAts.
MY motto shall be "ouick Sale., Small Prof.
It's and accommodating to customers"
All goods warranted as represented
Sacramento, March 23.-7m
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

LuxBER-The street in front of our Office was
full of teams Monday hdhfing fence lumber
70 Bear river. The humber trade opens brisk.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

ES- Sullivan, the potentatc of all news deal
err, has sent US choice selection of Atlantic
papers,
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

"PAr," the whole souled agent Of Langton's
Express, has our regards for ;hc De"nieville
papers.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

spInIrtiLlsN:-Miss NJ. Munson will Lecture
In the trdnce state at the Theatre at two o'clock
r. NJ, on Sunday next: fHe cutious will do we'll
to attend: This is the first lecture of the kind
ever proposed in this city, and viii be sure to
sttract an audience:
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

Heavy ca ed fine Gold Magic Hunting Lev.
Wa;ch .-.... ................S3 $3.50
Cash .---- ......---.... -. ~ 100
Fine Gold Hunting Lever Watch. No. 565g4.. l45
Fine Gold Hunting Lever Watch, No. aass 100
Silver Hunting Lever Watch ,.NieEc. v ov-
ment." Ruby Jewels, 20 3G3C2 --.-.-......5 50
Silver Hunting Lever Watch No. H67j, IS
Fine Gold Etruscan set Broach & Ear rings -
Single stone Diamond ring. so
9, 10. II, Three Fine Goid sets, Mos aic, Cameo
and Garnet each $40. .-..--...-.- l2Q
10 Fine Gold Coral Bracelet et..--.............5O
l3 Fine English Revolver. ver................3 IS
IA One Quartz Seal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i5
Is Fine Gold Guard Chain. Observation-Disclosures %
16 Fine Cold Chatalaine.... ....... 80
II to % Six Bracelets each sl6, l5 90 L. 1910. 81
%, a. Two Gold Pen and Pencil cases, each
25 &c, ~, Three California Buckles each s25, :
~. lS ..-.---...........-....... SO
rs One Set Quartz Sleeve Buttons ............3 80
.? to 81, Three pair Sleeve Buttons, each Sl6,
y ..'------- ----.... .....---......34
20, 33. Two Studs, each SIS IA .. 81
81 to 81, TTthiy n'ur Gold Breaches, earh s25,
20. 90, IS, Is; 15, Is. 10. 20, ls, 10. Is, Is Is
Is, II, IS, 1913, 6. Sc, s................32 324
5sto Thirteen sets Broach & Ear rings,
ca s42. %, 20, 10, Is. Is, II, I2, IL, 10, 10.
6. s.......--....:.!.... g.. -.-.-.-......-.. 201
II to "a, Fourteen pairs Gold Ear rings, each
S15. IA IA, 8. G., z; S,s. So, 6, 6....I2l
s. to 60 Tive gold C.o>ses each S24 b. 9, 8. g 62
80 tc 93 our gold n. cklaces each eco, 49,
i9, l3.'...-...... --....... ..-.........59
a.. 93,. Two pairs Gold Armlets each Sl4, IL. 26
Sc to g3, Thee Gold Keys, 81, 5, 5, ......l9
SO. 100 Two California Gold Slides, Sl4, %
l0l to III, seventeen Gold Gents Pins, each So
s,l2 10, TO- 10, TO- 10 1910, 81 :, e. :, 44:.l43
III to l2s, Twelve Gold rings, s24, le; i6, IA,
,, loss; 6,s'6, 6 6-;..,....: -. .l3o
l3o to 40 Forty-one fine l.ockets. each Sls, l6.
-, l2, TO- g, ,s.e IA, IA, IA, r. IL, 20 II. II,
l2,5. So e. 5, 5, G, 6, 6, sc, 6. 10, TO-
III, ,o,c. D. .}.J6
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20

SAN FRAscIsco ADvERrIsENEsrs.-W would
call the attention of our merchants and citizens
to the large number of San Francisco advertise
mcnts in our paper. There are more than seven
columns occupied by theh. Most of our San
Francisco advertisers We know personally to be
the right sort of iIen to fatronize:
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
~ Do YOU WISH A.A
COMFORTABLE HOMIE
WHILE IN san FRANCISCO.
II SO, the following reason are, why you should
sfoP At TEE
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
jackson Street, above MonfSomsry;-

You always find cheerful House
YOU are always shown Clean Room
You always find good and sweet Bed.
You always find IN oblising Landlord.
You end all SERVANTS Polite and attentive.
lou md the Best Table on the Pacific
You find your Food clean And we'll coofsd
You ind the best Pastry in California
lou md more quiet than at any other Hotsk
You ind order in every department
You will find your bill satiifhctory.
You will find this
THE BEST HOUSE IN San FRANCISCO,
In srery department. and so much to your
liking you will be sure to come again ca
your return to the City.
JNS: j.: HALEY, Proprietor.
w. The International Coach and CARRIAGE
will always be in readiness to carry you to In,
Hotel. tnar30-sm
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-20
~ DALT7S
AROMATIC VALLEY
WEII9KGX,
For Medicinal Use.
h. nATX5S

HAS now taken that position in the worlds esti
IL nation, which justiies its Proprietor in claim,
ing fori
SUPERIORITY UNRIvALLBD.
Produced as it is, BY = process only known TO the
Manufacturer AMI extracted from tho choicest
grain, which grows no where but in favored To-
salty in the Valley of the Mononsahss and contain
utation Of perfect purity and intrin,e excellence.
ba,sd sol ely upon its inherent merit which the Pro
Its universa use BY the
MEDICAL PROFESSION.
is most urgently recommended. Alresdy has It
found its way into the principal public and private
Hospitals in the country and wherever it has been
ono. used /. fsrshwish bseomssa necessity.
The attention Of consumers is called to the ssrss
s..ss OF the following well known ChsmisiA
Ihave analysed a sample Of "Daly's Aromatic
Valley whisksy," and 'hnd it 10 be the ,PUKr ARri
Gle. of fns havsr, and wishou: any dslstsrious ad
mixture.
ZINES R. CHIFFON, MD.
Kew York. Chemist.
State As..ysrs Once, 81 sansorns St.
Boston, April 18th, 1855
wx H. DAILY, New York
Ihavc made chemical analysisof your Aromatic
Valley whiskey, and find it "a PURE, TISK FLAVOR
I'D RYE wHl.KzY containing ne injurious matters
of any kind. and would recommend It as suitable
for medical and public purposes,
CHARLES T. JACKSON.
State Assayss.