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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-02-02
Pro Esaaae Esnf,lic0I

n is es true as preaching, that MATTHEW'S viii
y leave town soon, and all who have no Hkenesses of
themselves friends viii sometime be sorry for the neg
lect Anori. =
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Booksellers and ssasE0RePs,

a.Iaak IA, EANHsifRa, a. CO.
Booksellers and ssasF0Rers,
SO, Superior Street, Cleveland. Ohio.
Have arrangements for supplying oil The late ub
leations, they are issued from the press, md all
ihs Standard orks in the various departments df
History, Biography, Travel, Poetry and Miscel-
iany, at Wholesale.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
The leading and Standard School Books in gen
ern use-aiest aud best editions, in every variety
and quantity.
FAMILY BIBLES
OF different kinds. plain and elegantly hound. with
or without Apocrypha. Psalms, Concordance.
Chronolog cal Tables, Engr#vngs, &c. Tesla
ments uni Hymn Books in general use.
BLANK BOOKS.
Consisting of Day Books, Journals, Records, Pass
Bmks. Memorandum Books. and every descrip
ton If Account BOOKS. nude from the best linen
,aper, hnund with refereuce to great strength and
f-xib liiy, warranted equal 10 any other bouks
manufactured in any part Of the United States,
and sold very low.
WRITING PAPER.
Letter and Cap. Ruled aud Plain. from American,
English and French Mills, equal regards quail
iy, variety and price, 10 any other establishment
IN the Union.
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.
They respectfully solicit call from Country Mer-
chants and Dealers generally. HOLLY
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IM q r b ! G..

g "a TONS just received. and a large share
- " Of it is Italian Oheiis'. hlunmenfs and
grave stone, from inches up eight IN thickness,
and all which selected BY directly :he
importers in New York. alse our American is of the
best quality. from the : Gf Wm.Y Ripley. celebrat
cd for having the lii:es and best GtIfiand Marble.
Take notice that here is good assortment can
be found in tho Siae and iliu. selected our stock
aid purchased of first hands c!efore think thai
sell good article as low heretofore has heen
sold poor one by dealers Who buy of second auds.
fher eore give call before YOU purchase elseyS here
CONSIDER experience earautee thai VIC can
give entire satisfaction. IlURIBUT & FOX.
isnre,na bee ia'h. 1881. lIl7-iv
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THE subscribers having formed a partnership

THE subscribers having formed a partnership in TIE
BOOT SHOE AND LEATHER BUSINESS.
are now opening entire stock of Boots Shoes.
Leather Moroccocs Innings Bindings. &c. ard geueral
have hand good assortment of Home Manufactured
Work. Of the best quality, which they viii sell the low
est caseprices for ready ray.
{ Tanners Oil for sale. J. GTIIIS.
1850 w. d. aDIJRH iMs
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tEtkUNKS. Vnlises and Carpet ,ags-a fresh supply
Z Just received at the Eagle Clothing Store, which
Mil he rot ri law figures. Call aud see them.
Sepf 90 1852.
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&asafi. a. NS1gilxcr.

attorney end Counsellor ai Law. and solicitor in CLAN
eery. lsageilna, UIo..
Prompt nnd dHigent ai1eniinn will he given to The
joining counties.
Office in campbell's building, opposite the Court
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aEais :sss(s Gaps.

VUST received at the Eage Clothing Store. a large
% supply of Hats of the Fall Styles Also KassHih
iiais Ginh Plush a;ld Cid C"th Caps, for sale as
cieaphs The cheapest.
Cont % 1870
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New Family Grocery.
Proyision amsi Variety store,

In the Rooms formerly occupied by II. L. & Il. Day,
.-s.s. Collins Block. MAN st.
THE. undersi-ae.. receiving well selected
st.ek ID, Fa.....s Groceries and Provisions. which
tier are prepared to dispose Of at low prices Oar ex
perience IN this trade viii enable oer purchasers
ar.ics of TIE best quality and at satisfactory rates.
All articles warranted.
Tie following conprises a portion of our stock:
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Now is the siEsse To HEuy
Ready Made Clothing
EAGLE CLOTHING STORE
In T,iffZe's Block

'sfTE subscriber has just received ard opened his Fall
and Winter Stock of Ready Made CIoihing. en-
traeg the largest brought this place,
and which he invites tie a,teaiIon NJ The public.
HIS stock consists part uf Rroadalnhs. Beaver.
Peershnrn Pihi Cloth. Felt; and Blanket Overroafs,
every style and different culors: Eljth Eassimere, as
iaeli t;eskme.es and Tweed Ceais of yaros styles,
snch as Dress Frnck, Sack Goats &c: Black Plain and
Enncy CASHMERE Pants: ditto Casett. Corduroy sheep
GRAY Tweeds, &c; iilac& and Fancy satin, Cloth,
Cassmere and sa,iiett Vests, made in different styles
Also a iI:t stock OF
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Drawers. Under Shirts. Socks. Hdkls.
Cray.is Stocks Snspenders. Collars Gloves and Mil
tens (oIBforts md all ,i'ler articles IN This line
4I of which will he eered ta.:er figures than ran
he purchased elsewhere III the county Call and exam
inc for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere. You
ill not go away disappointed.
CHARLES zGREENFiELDER.
Rn-nnna Sent On 1852.
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Fire Insurance Company

FEYHE undersigned has been appointed Agent
q of the ETNA FIRE lNsURAScE Co. OF
ARTFuap. CoNNEcTcur, and is ready make surveys,
and issue policies.
Nav 26 1859 HENRY a. SWIFT.
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70 FEMALES

You will find these pills inynluablc medicine in
n,any complaints to which yoa suject In obstruc
either Ioia partial they have been fuunn of
esahe heneii, restoring their functional arrangements
10 healthy action. pni.fs Ing The blood ad oier finds
eileriuaiy TO put TO lga ali complaints winch may
arise from female irr t,fes, headache, gddiness
Guinness If sight. =, i!athe side. hack, sc.
None genuine unless, signed j. NJ liebensaek all 9TH
being base Imitation.
IL Agents wishing new supplies, and siore-keepers
desrous u becoming mnsI address The proprietor
J. N. Hubensack, lliladelphla. Pa.
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CLEVELAND AND PsTTsRURGT
EE&EE ROAD.
nm and after Wednesday, November H. 1852 Pas-
~ sehger trains Will uh ,iny, Sundays excepled)
as follows: "
Leaves Cleveland al - A. NJ Express Train for
Weilc, lille and intermediate stations 7:3G p. NJ Ac
commodation t-aIii for Alliance. soppg alway sta.
items.
Leaves &liianre at 7:I0 uclock A. NJ, Accommodl-
Tram for Cleveland. stopping all wny slaIi,ns
Leaves Wesvile al Il NJ, Express TRAIN for Glove.
land and Intermediate stli3ns.
The & .45 A. NJ Express iraia from Cleveland con
meets dny with The fol owing lines levelnud
with the Trans frnn = ineiniaii and Colnni,s and
buffalo and Dunke at II udson with the Akron Branch
Railroad for t:uyaleea Falls and Akron; Ravenna
With Warts line N horse CoucIes for Warren; at Al
iace viii th@ Ohio and Ps nnsy wanna Railroad; nj
b yard witi i!aehs for Dover New Philadelphia and
Carroliion.
FoR FITTsBURtfH-The8 AS A NJ and 8:ao +
VI Trains from Cleveland conncct Alliance with ihe
Ohio and PensS lvana Rarna for Pittsburgh forming
dnily lines between The iva cites.
rioR lTHEEiING-The t:45 NJ Train sf,o,r
CleveIand cr'Inecs Wrsviile nh the splendid side
VII e! steamers, " iuc!esier f,Iurtai the Ohu
River. FIR liet!ine aid intermediate landings.
FOR IHiLADEDfftiA- IND B4LTLHORE.-
Passed gers cacle trnush from cleveland either
"f The aheve cities. piG Pittsburgh and Penns van
Genital Rail Read, 'r Sl. and they GO through bv
The Accommodation Train lcaving Cleee al 80
nj. connects with Tie Express rain from Cincinnati
and Columbus. aud with the Lake Shore Road from
Dunkilk and Buffalo al Cleveland with the Akron
Branch Railroad Mt Hudson Tor Cuvalugn Falls and
Akron and with the OHIO and Pennsy aii Road
at Alliance for Iilshtrsf,.
Passengers leaving Cincinnati in the morning
ming go direct to Pittsburgh cleveland witloui
any detention IS
RET ETURNING-i;asseneers lenvinr Wheeling in The
morning. will take he2 NJ Express Train from Wells
vile. and Passengers ieayine i,iahurl lh 1890 NJ
will take the snme Train Ill Alliance i;I5 + NJ. ana
arrive in lev'lud in time with the Lake
lfio,e lio:d ior New York, vim iunkirk or Buffalo,
Also with the e G &. Railroad fur Columbus, Gin
cinnaIi. and Iulermelisc siaiia,s
The Accommodation Train leaving Alliance at 7i0
NJ, connects at Hudson with HE Akron Branch kaj
Road for Cuyahoga Salts mud Akron
JOIN DURAND, Superintendent
c. g. r. Rail Road Office.
GleNclnnd Wy
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G o O y
Pnrlncr.iap Nn.lce.

gNyHE subscriber having procured the building imnedi-
etey east of the late In I:ayera will continue tie
Boot Shoe and Leather business in connection with VIM
d. Durham and hopes tie liberal patronage he has enjoy
the new. firm. j. GILLIS
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AGENTS.

Dr. Isaac Swift, Rarenns; A. V uorr, Slalersville:
J. B. Sheldon, Atwaier; r Slev, sufTeid D. X
Wheeler. Randolph; Dr. Prentice, Garfield; j. H.
Sexton, Y Youngstow., ioyt Brother & Co. Warren:
and whoI.s lie by Or. G. II. Heyser No. l4o, W ood
ST.. Pittsburgh; E. W. Phiiner Cleveland. 1881
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Latest Arrival.
AT SHIFTS DRUG STORE.

aYr SVJFJrS DRUG STORE.
nro
ERESH Sunolv ofneaf;5,,iI ,i,e chem
"a ;c.ls in general use as med, d,cinaI agents.
anS Ear m mn foc,nriup purroses together with
..,,,,ua,ol lsso,,,t,,ert of Drnq. P,,5o;s fl;fs
1y 0yes' osoeenfs' o'as'; s.Iaa,sa p.ssaes' 9''
Sal'i' ,St t"."ai, cl,;.,;,,;,,;n
.'i.l,l. ,.,",s' ..s,',,,,,,s !, ,,,,a,;,,a
49,, .o "....',,'l;na ioii;-a
S.a,.",',;,a Soe.".oi rn"' p.'''.' varat,;,o
Sa11tinn p, s,,.rcbn;,a pado,,byil;,
Citrate Iron, Carl oaats Iron,
PbosnEate Iron. Iron by HYDROGEN,
1ol,a,ri.,, sa5o I,,l;,ia nlt.sh
niiAa.I; 80, h,,o;,,.s .,,,,,.r
60 .'ss r,t.I,.;4..,;.,
6ai1a I,n os;t,a o;-.az.'
80, 1Ao' C'sI -,
Oil Froot Bslsam sulohur,
0I cummi,. Oil R.ndium.
Oil black Pepner, Oil Neroli
dyd. cum. Creta, Tannin,
Stilplla,p zinc. I.upuiine,
Ovid, Bis,nuth. az Gtyeerin,
Kreosr,te, Lycopodium,
D,novans solution, ChloroEru,
Oil cra,on, Iodiae Iron.
OIL cubebs. Syrup,
Oh conaiba, Iodde lead,
Oh roses, yrup of Sarsa.
EXTRACTS.
Bellaionna, Butternut, CGnium,
Colcyutl, Caunebi, ,lndica Geatian,
Jatap OF Itltiian hemp, ,Hyo-eyamous,
Sarsaparila, Stramoniuni, Quassia,
Tdraxicum, V-ierian. Poppy,
Syrirges. Steihosc.pes, Turnkcys,
IrusseS. Supporters, LancetS,
Nipple shells, Pessares, Breast pipes,
Catbeters, CHIPPING eiassesSfaluiss,
Mortars. Thermometers, Scales & weights,
Night tapers, Graduated measures.
SsrsapariIla rnet Tanioca,
sup'r article. Farlna,
Sage, Iceland moss,
Irish moss, Chloride soda,
Seidl tz Powders, Powdered charcoal,
Corn sialc;i, Arrow root,
Isinglass, Chloride limo.
u.1R TONES. &c.
Io,.nos, lo;r t,n;e Poav,y.s-I,o,,
- ,sb,;r d,e R,rrv,s 'r,;cn,,bsrops
pr;r,.s a,s,,,st;o PAL INC Irsir,,,., ,t,,.
+ B,,sa ;i1s' 'R.,rs nj, A,,,s,,e, ,;t
Mncussar oil. OK ,narrovv pon,.,.m.
shav;na o,aa,, R,, ,,,,, C,,,na,e
I,iiv white LIN salye' Cni,r, nInstsr.
pnneants. SnaDs 6.c. Gc.
musings.
spain,ino larni.,,;rc S,rnpc
{ aGr,i;,i,,g. Blanainc Dnsf;ng i
Scrubbiog, White washing. Shaving,
III air brushes T.+tf, i,rn.hes Flesl, br11s,{es
CT thes Shoe br,,s sbps Horse brushes
PAINTS. pYEs. &c.
Cbronote noinsh tybron4 nre.n Chro,ne red
Bmax. White e,d, Sncar lead,
Whte Glue, Black lead, Stans., bro'n,
As,.lalum. Prnss. bIue. D,or b,a,:g
Vr,;I, /, - LII
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a5OO Cgs&E4RIE1GG.

EN7 IIATf.Vkii concerns the healh and happiness ol
a people, is all tithes f the most ral'.aie nm
porance. ake it for grated that every nersoTi Will do
all in their power the lives of eir cI'ifen aid
that every lers,,n viii euaNnr TO prUmne laer own
health nj al! sacrifices. es it be duty 10 soem
My yo that Worms according 10 the npinous OF
The celehrai" physicians, he pniary ciSe OF
a large najnriiy of diseases sic children an adults
nle. If yon have appetite continually caitgea-
hle from one KIND ocd 10 ano:cr bad breath, pam
The stomach picking " te hardness and iuess o;
the belly dry cougt slow fever pulse irregnlr-fenem
ber that ali these denote Worms and ol should AZ
apply The remedy
Essbess>aek's SVOPiss syrup:
An article founded upon scientific principles compound
cd iIh purely vegetable substances beng peery safe
when InkeI and be given The tender nai,i
with Dr. ended enrEc,i effect where howell compliant and
Dlarrilaa have made em weak and deiiIiJltd. the
fonic properties of my Worm syrup such. that
eqnal IN lie catalogue OF medicines in
giving and i,g 10 the sanrici wlit makes
~, ialll!e remedy r those afflicted with i,spepsia
h astonishing perorIaed by Ii,Is syrup after phy
sIrians have ailed. tae best evidence superior
efficacy all others.
TIE TAPE WORM!
This is the IT'S; difficult destroy of all thai
nesi The huif.i, STEM grows 10 almost indefinite
length hecoi.:g coed and fastened in the nesines
and stomach affecting the health sadly NJ.
Wins Dance Fits -iar these afflicted sedem if
suspect Tape Worm hasienng ticrn 10 an carly
grave In order destroy tliis very energetic
Ireat.ncn must pursued would rlersiare be pruper
take 10 Of my Liver Pills. 10 remnve all oh
sffcteis that The Worm ky rup direct npon the
worm which ha taken in tnscsof table -spouuiulls
3 times q day. g direc tons followed. have never
heen known 81! incurIng the most obstinate OF
Tape ii
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~ ADDLES-A good assortment jn@l rec d
- and for sale from Sc TO SO. Call and look al
rhep A. v IoRR
@ Nails.
EIy!NlSniNG. Fence, and the various sizes
Il of cut nails. also wrought, al
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Tie following comprises a portion of our stock:
CoFrE. Goldfish. AiacsereI trout
Rio Saymfa, Java. Nl:itefsii, ,Pickerel, Her
TEAS. ring.
Yoahg 1Iyspn Imperial TOBACCO.
Gan Powder Back. A full assortment.
Sreas ard MoIassss. Segars do.
Orleans Havana, Crush Bacon, &C.
I'd Powdered Gra'ula- Hams Shoulders Dried
led Loaf B. II. Coffee, Beef, fosA, S"usages
Stuart Syrup NO. Mo- Tongue;
asses. Su.;nc1Rs.
sp1cEs. Soap Candies Rrnes
CIores Nu.mees Gin Cordacc Oils Tar. Rice.
ger, Cinnamon. Als?:ee, Madder, lndigo hosin
Pepper. Mace e.. Coda Cream tarfar
FRr1rs &c. Sal Soda: Canary Hemp
Rais:rs, Figs, Lemons, and Rape Seed Cheese
Orangt $ PrGines Da'es, Cates Cfackers: fow'
Dried Curran.s Presar- der. S'o: q iue N.-nd
ved Ginger, Candies paper Pals Tubs !" ash
sorted Liqlo1ce, Nuts, boards, Mop Handles
all kinds Rroonls Brushes Black
F1sH. ing, &c.
TIE eariies' ani hest of Green Vegetables, ard mar
keng generally always hand. 10 pains spared tc
make sails nient such. that hose wi may want
can get al all times what te country ard cities aort
in our line. Those vi hing pa~case, requesec
tn call and examine stock and priresard s e witt
Us tlieir patronage. III. W. SAliH & Go.
| y. B.-Cash paid for Batter, Eggs, and Produc'
! generally.
Ravenna Aug TO- 1852. ll8l-.
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J00 GENTS WANTED.
q q n y ~ a p

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w AMI every count. of ihr United Siates.
~ adtIve and eririsIEg Ia engage in The
sale of of iie hesl Books puhsei in The
try. 70 "f good addreS, possessing small capital
o reiD SIS, 100 such will tie offered
enable Them make fsera 80 10 day profit.
u Tire Books putisned by all useful IN htIr
character extremely ponni-r and command large sales
wherever Ihey offered
For further particulars. address tpos;ase paid
3EiEt.S & GETZ.
iisG nceessoIs 10 ". A. i.sary IL Co,
No. I33 NoFtrseennd Street. rhila,l"iphIa.
I fNr..,tcA AIBKsC iiiih L S-t>I six rer.ce
/ ! eacl- Stop ia and get dozen at HOiss-S.
Nov .
T i.MONS AND OIAAGE E.S-Jus r,c4is ed
! and selling fast at HORRS.
Nov .
DAY SLATE STA W Ls.-LarieS You NJ
} are in want OF a Shawl had best stop in and
.onk 81 at HuRh 5.
Nov p
SiL.. LEA HER.-A p,i"e .r'Icte jrst
- reed AV. HORR.
Nax a5
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RI = STA TIES ARRIVEH

-. IfH IST'1TTIS- a FRIVER.
4 intgas' sock nf Saws rves hroueh, 10
en-. n onsistiug of some and beautiful styles OF
LAY S' d Brochas .Cashmeres, Thibets &c, &C., just
oPsned an and selling very le-yst.
1cs.zss- Ss,J PREsz1ss.
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EDERRY DAVIS genuine Pam K"r,"s
E April &c. HATCH'S.
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I@NlTacI I1t'IIl'1 LXtraet anliIa,- 4 - y
Almonds, &c, &c.
Canary, Hemp. MilIrt nnd Rape Seeds,
Fish Bone, Baths, Fountains &c
L,nsefd r1I Oh, La,d OIL, Caster Oil, Olive Oh
Whale Oil, Salad OIL &c. ~
Ravenua, Juno so, 1859.
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WEED & HOLMERaS Cooper tno.s--a
good assortment for sale ,nanpfacturers rreez a
Rsy u, 1872. z7s RICH tRDSON'S
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1 EAp PIPE AND llsrE.RN rUNps-
1 ANY quantity and of the best ouaHtv for sal. lower
th3n have been sold in this countv - - =
Nov. IS. Is52. 7 ElCHAIDsoN-
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Eg RoCHA shawl--H Henri luen,s5 5scslebrated Rroeba
:, long safv!s from S25 to s35-Esrocia Square
al eolers some entire styles and designs lust
: November 2. ~ s1hi' "a
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cg4JHs SASH AND BLINDS.

EB ArE.N'F aud Enameled Len,her-A good
a assortment just rec'dand fer sale very low by
z. T RiCH AEliStlN
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ESEAbY MAiiE El.oFIiiNti.-ever c aats Sac
.Ee, Frock Coais, Vests, panial,ons Ovcrhsns Draw
ersand Wrappers, all .sJ and qualities at
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-11
Little York.

ED. JoURNAL:-I visited the mines
Immediately in this vicinity. The wea
ther being fine, found numbers of mi
ners at work, making from s5 to $50 per
day, to the man. The mode Of mining
in this section is to commence on the
brow of the hills, where the bed rock
crops out, and sluice all the dirt from
top to bottom The top commonly pays
for water, and the bottom. or as is call
ed, pay dirt, will pay excellent wages.
| saw last evening should judge from
$3.50 to $500 panned out, the proceeds
of four mems days work. In another
claim close by, saw so dollars panned
out. the work of three men one day.
The dirt is good, and there is plenty
Of water for number of men more than
there is at present engaged in mining
Provisions are getting to be moro rea-
sonable Flour is 32 to S5 cts pr ID
Pork sos Butter 100; Rice 25 and 80 !;
Bacon 40 and so per lb.; coffeo 80, and
all kinds Of grub are en- the fall
There has been one case Of the small
pcx in Little York, which cost the yictim N
his life. There has been no other Gaze.
SO far as | can learn.
WALLoupA. There has been extern
sye discoveries of new rich diggings in
this vicinity. The new ditch will be
completed in few days. The men that
have water are doing v~ry well. As a
general thing provisions are on the fall
aud a good stock is being laid in during
the good weather.
RED Doc DIGGrsGs. This is bound to
be one of the best mining districts in the
state. There is large number of mi
ners at work at this place. The dig
gings here are like those of Nevada. -
There is being brought to this place
water also by long ditch that is not
completed, but will be in a short time.
There have been some very rich discov-
cries made on the west side Of the town,
near Greenhorn. Some of tho compa-
MICS at work average 500 to so per day
to the hand, at this place. 1t is on the
who e, one Of the incest to mine that |
ever saw on account of there not being
MANY large bouldcrs The dirt is dry
and title hard but that is no serious
objection, as it washes easy.
MINER.
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-11
For the Journal.
Geological Difficulty Solved.

Mr. EDITOR Il noticed piece in
your last paper headed Geological DIFF
ficulty,' which, from the description
given is indeed strange But after crit
ical examination can but believe there
is an outlet on the south side of the
creek about half way up the fat |
have not had time to trace the course of
the stream from the fat. Doubtles it
was a larger stream than Deer Creek. is
at present, AMI do not think there is
any portion Of our country more promis-
ing to prospcctors than the one describ-
ed. But what surprised me more than
any thing else, was that found no one
at work there. certainly expected to
to fad MIR. J.J. Prospector at the place.
and would have been glad to have bad
his company when examined the fiat.
| noticed one place where there has
been some prospecting done. 1t seems
strange to me that men possessed Of en-
ergy and perseverance would give up
and quit such places. The evidence
given by MIR. Prospector is enough in
my opinion, to convince any one that
there are rich deposits to be found on
the bed r OK. and were | not so busily
engaged, should give it trial. How
ever, hope that Prospector has not en-
:irely given up. cannot believe SO
from the fact that he seems to be very
close observer Now, there is something
so encouraging to any one in prospec ting
there, and if he only has energy and
perseverance doubt not that he will be
amply rewarded for his untring energy
w. B. GoLDHUNTER.
The Nevada journal., 1853-02-11

q very fair rate of speed, by motive
power hitherto unknown. Should this
new method of propulsion prove availa-
bic in practice, it viii supplant to some
extent, the use of steam.
The United States Circuit Court in
Rhode Island, has decided that the
Maine Law is unconstitutional in every
particular. The same law has also met
with another defeat in the New Ilamp-
shire Legislature bill having been
indefinitely postponed by large major
ity.
Englnnd--The Ministry Resign
cd.
The steamship Asia supplied dates at
New York from England to the 18th De.
cember, The news is important
The Ministry was defeated on Thurs
day night upon the question of the hsuse
tax, which it was generally understood
was to decide the fate Of the Admins
tration. Mr.. Disreali, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, made a speech of
nearly three hours duration, character
lied by more than usual degree of bit
ter sarcasm indicating his propositions.
The Standard snys hat 80 Irish mem
bers voted 80 for ministers and so a.
gainst them.
There was majority of 10 against
the Government
In the House Of Lords the Earl of Nal
mesbury, announced that, in conse
quence of the turn matters had taken
in the House of Commons, on the pre-
ceding night, the Prime Minister has
gone to SEQ her Maj jesty at Osborne.
A Cabinet council had been held at
noon, all Of the ministers being in at
tendance. 1t sat one hour, and imme
diately on its rising a telegraphic mes
sage was despatched to the naval au-
thorities at Gosport, to have n steamer in
readiness for the arrival of the three o.
clock express from London, by which the
Earl of Derby would proceed from Lon
don in order that he might VOYAGE to
Osborne without delay. The Premier
would place his resignation in the hands
of the Queen en- his arrival.
The FuTuRE CABINET There must
now be coalition made; Il mixture Of
Wings, Pceites, Modcratcs ana Radi-
Gals, though in what proportion cannot
be defined. Lord Aberdeen has been
spoken of to take the lead in the Lords
and Mr. Gladstone ia the Commons
There is likely to be another imbrog-
Ito between the Foreign Office and the
Austrian Government, in consequence of
an outrage by the police authorities of
Vienna upon the person Of an English
gentleman, the correspondent OF the
Norning Chron,clc, and resident in that
cauital