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Seventh Presbyterian Chnrch.-The Ladies Of this
shvcL % hold FAIR for The ta vi Useful AL Fancy Ar
ss N the ba .tn. he church WEDNESDAY HvEN-
ING ,3tb INST, At O'Clock, and ON THURSDAY AkrEh-
NOON EVENING lst1 int This sale is To aid ia de-
ts,p FURNISHING their recently put IN
repair Ali i, may ibis church invited 10 Welt
ne Fair conner of BIoOme kidse-sts.
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Ladies'. Fair for the Frse Church Of she Holy
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vsbo tsr IL wbch will se e1 ibited
srt. vsi.t select ARTICLES the gifts a. Well 9t
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The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
Legal Notices,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

QY virtue of decree Of foreclosure and order Of sale
I'D issued out of the Hon. District Court nth Judicial
District in and for Nevada County bearing date August
3D. 1856 properly attested and directed and deliv
cred, founded Judgment recovered in said Court in
favor of John Webber and against E W. Smith and his
wife L. Maria Smith the First day of August, A. D.
1856 for the of Fourteen Hundred and Fftyeight
Dollars and interest the said Of SASS co. the
of three per per month from the rendition of the
Judgment until paid, together with all costs Of suit
commanded to sell the following described property toit
All that certain piece parcel of Land situated lying and
being in the city and county of Nevada and State of Cali
forua commencing the northeast of lot ofland
owned by H Csswe on the south side Of Spring street
thence eastery along Spring street. forty feet and extend
Ing back At right angles TO the said Spring
Greek and bounded the south thereby-and also su
that certain piece parcel of aad commencing on the
south side of the said Spring the northwest cor
ner OF lot Of land owned by J. c. Palmer thence westerly
along Spring street. forty feet and extending back at right
to the said Spring street DecrCreek and bounded
on the south by said Deer Greek
Notice hereby given that Will sell the above descrb
ed property at public auction the highest bidder for cash
in front Of the Court House in Nevada city on Saturday
the 30th day of August, 1856. at O'Clock
Given under my hand oftcc in Nevada citv on this
i.h day Of August A. D. 1856.
wv, WRIGHT, Sheriff. " c.
Aug.8 BY William Butterdeld, Dept
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
Mo HO TIE L.

re- BRI6HT STREAK OF GRATITUDE-The follow.
ine letter appeared months sice tho San Frzncis
co Citizen without the knowledge of Dr. Young We copy
as complimentary tribute to of the most skiul
physeians that made this state his residence As
was entirely unsolicited. and made public without the
knowledge Of any but the writer 1t speaks volumes
II should be out and pinned up for reference to any
who should unfortunately be similarly situated:
.sro NV afflicted Fellow Men"-Being about to leave
the State of california for my home in chganI wish be-
fore leaving to recommend your notice that great bene
factor DR. j. c. Young. Twas the very brink of the
be stretched forth his hand and saved me from
death For several years had been troubled with
pcaon of diseases brought by bad habits aggravated
by exposure in the mines which had weakened my sys
TEN and underinedny constitution that have often
templated suicide Borne down by rackng pains in my
body dizziness in my head eyes, pains and misery
nv hack and hips wearness in my legs evil foreboding
together with confirmed melancholy, considered my
bcst friends my worst enemies my dreams fghtful
and At times strange phantaes took complete possession
of nv mind wasfast hurryng to insanity-that worst
ofIivug deaths In this state friend and partner in min
ing business approached the subject and advised
TO 70 to the Bay and DIR YoungI did and thank God
for IT, DR. Young examined my case and told me he could
cure me- Shory after comme ced taking his medicines
NV troubles began decrease and in three months
perfectly well Take my advice all You that are afflicted
and caiupcn him. for he will be to cure You for he
has cured of my acquantances after they had be
come discouraged by being deceived by the hrnbugs of
the dsr both b8 American and foreign vaysbonds My
aeat leaps him with gratitude for his benefits 70
me- nngs3m CHAs f. MANRoUE,
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

CiTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Probate Court Of County
y of Nevada, July term August 9TH A. d. 1856
In the matter Of the Estates of Ebenezer Reeve A Garlic
Joseph Boyce Thomas Hckland Michael Reynolds
s Hutchngs G.. H. Russell, II. Grant, W. Il Harii
son aud c. Hanson, deceased.
Alncy o. Felt Public Administrator In and for the eoun
y of Nevada and Administrator Of the above named cs
ales having presented aud fled his statement s neai
forth that the entire property and effects Of said estates
together with all the papers books records &c belong
fire ON the 10Th of July D. 1885, and having also filed
his petition praying be discharged from the further ad
mnstraon thereof and to be released from any and all
liabilities relating thereto Notice his therefore hereby
given all persons interested in any of said estates to be
and appear before the Honorable the Probate Court in
and for said county at the next general term thereof to
be holden 1T the Office Of the County Judge in the city of
Nevada, on MONDAY, the 25th day of August A. d.
1856 10 O'Clock a. NJ then and there show Of
any they canhy the prayer of said Administrator should
not be granted and he he discharged from the admins
tration of said estates BY older Of the Court,
Attest j. II. B0STWICK, Clerk
aug saw By THOMAS Z. HAwLEY, Dep.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

NOBLE CoNDucT-Among the few
who were fortunate in dwelling out OF
harms way at the fire, and who threw
open their doors to the numbers of desti-
tute thronging upon them, none deserve
more credit than j. N. Turner, Esq, who
made his house home to the homeless,
and hospital to the sick. His purse
and his name were at the service OF per-
sons in need of assistance, and he emp
tied his mill yard of lumber to those in
want of it, at easy prices and easier
terms of payment.
Mrs. Z. L. Pierson, P. G. Womack, j.
C. Palmer, J. S. Wall, Rev. Mr.. War
rem, Mrs. Sarah Gross, VIM. Wood, c. A.
Tweed and several others, allowed no
opportunity to escape them of minister
ing to the wants of the unfortunate
They denied themselves every comfort
to accommodate those in need of shelter
and food.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
Gnnsfable,s Sale.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada, ss-
y By virtue of an Execution delivered issued from.
the Court OF d. " Norton, Esq, acting justice Of the
Peace in and the County aforesaid bearing date July
18TH A. D. 1856 satisfy Judgment rendered by said
Court on the 18th day of July A. D. 1856 in favor of J.
Hall and against Dempster for the sum of $3.50 90
debt Interest Damages and costs of suit have taken
in Execution and will sell the highest bidder for cash.
in front of Rafford Co.'S shop, Eureka on THURSDAY
the 2Sth day August a. D. 1885, between the hours of
10 O'Clock NJ and p NJ all the right. title and inter-
est of A. f. Dempster in and certain House and lot
known the United States Hotel and situated in Eureka
opposite the Mountain Home Taken the property OF
A. f. Demster to satisfy the above demands and accru
ing costs aug8-iw HENRY MOON Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTERs.
Board Of Supervisors,

State of California, Board of Supervisors,
County of Nevada August 5th, 1856
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed Proposals will be
IN received by the Board of Supervisors until MONDAY
the Ilth day of August A. D. 1856 at o'clock, P. NJ for
repairing and fitting up the New Court House and Jail in
a style similar the original building All persons bid
ding being required to make out their specifications
clear concise form to the of repairing and
fitting up the suitable for the of the Courts and
County Officers. Said proposals to be endorsed Board
of Supervisors and deposited with the County Clerk Of
Nevada county BY order of the Board,
Attest j. IL BOSTWICK, Clerk
aug8-td BY Thomas p Hayvley, Dep.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
Lost.

DETwEEN San Francisco and Nevada, a Memoran-
ID dunn Book. containing account, Of deposits and
drafts with A. j. Hagan Also note of hand of $780,
90 against Densmore Henry and in favor of Snyder
and signed by said Snyder the back Also other pa
pers accounts, and receipts None Of the above Of
any value to any person except the the pay
has been stayed Any person by sending said book
and contents through Wells Fargo Co.'S Express shall
receive a suitable reward. A. G. BENTLY, Nevada.
Nevada, August 8, ls56,-3w
R- Sacramento Union copy weeks and send bill to
the Nevada Journal
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

ECONOMY TO THE LAST.-When the
fire was raging hottest, friend of ours
wishing to protect building by cover
ing over a grating with earth, snatched
some plank on which to pile the dirt
from carpenters shop. Now the lum
Der was the finest in market, and the
owner knew it. "Here you, drop that
that's sugar pine lumber" he shouted
when the fire was hot enough to roas
onions
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

HSGe are under many obligations
to G. g. Webb, Esq, of San Francisco,
for his personal attention and courtesy
to us in the task of refurnishing our of.
hce. We can recommend Mr. Webb u
the profession, as gentleman in every
sense of the word, and his stock Of
printing materials, paper, &C., as being
extensive and offered at low rates.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
Notice.

TNHE Supervisors of Nevada County will meet at the
i New Clerks Office the third Monday of August
1855 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ as Board of Equalization to
review the roll of said county the cure
wear they will continue in session from day to dav until
all business presented to them in relation to said roll shall
have been finally disposed Of Persons interested are
ouested to make early examination of said Roll and
present all and grievances to said Board for their
consideration and adjustment JOHN Mccoy
Assessor, N c.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LII persons having claims against the Estate of Peter
II Henrckson, deceased late of the city and county
of Nevada hereby notified to present the same with
the vouchers thereof the undersigned at E. Gains
Cayoteylle Nevada city, within ten months from
the seventh day of August 4. d. 1856 they viii be
forever barred And all persons indebted to the said
tate are requested to make immediate payment
MATTHEW HENDRICKSON,
Administrator of the Estate Of Peter Hendricson decd
Neyala Anrnst Sth-lm
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
INSOLVENT NOTICE

In the matter of the application ofw N snider an Insol
vent Debtor.
the County court for Nevada county. State of Cali
forna Pursuant to order this day made by the Hon
], II. CasweL County Judge
Notice is hereby given the creditors of said Inso
vent to be and appear before the said Judge at
~ Nevada, August 20th A. D. 1885, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
then and there to show cause if any they why an as
gnment of the said Insovens estate should not be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities as an
Insolvent debtor
{IS } Given under my hand with the seal of the coun'
ty court, aforesaid heretofore affixed this ltth
day of July A. D. 1856
Nevada, Aug 9Th, 1856
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

HOur some time friend, George
Welch may be found behind counter
at the store of D. Crittenden, vending
his wares. His advertisement else
where, explains all.
George will insist on giving US the
latest news. Beautiful stationery on
his top shelf,
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

HThomas Malone was conv;ctea ~
San Francisco on the eth, Of b;ramv
He attempted to make his escape on the
Sierra Nevada on the 9th, but was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Byrne, and
secured.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
FIRE AT DIAMOND SpRINas.-A fire

FIRE AT DIAMOND SPRINGs.-A tre
occurred about o'clock on the morning
of the 9th, at the Howard house, in the
west end of the town, and soon destroyed
the entire western portion. Wells, Far
90 & Co.'S fre-proof brick was the only
building left standing, except one or two
wood building ON the outskirts. The
loss is about FIVE hundred thousand dol
lars. Incendiarism was the cause OF the
mischief. We can conceive OF no spiri'
more fell and utterly satanic than tna'
which prompts the incendiary to Apply
his torch to one of our California cl'ies'
The immense losses of properly .n'
frequent sacrifice of life, are SO a"luly
disproportionate to any gain from pun
dering by the incendiary' that tue ~ =,
tive must be sought elsewhere than - -
cuuidity, or is made up of that PassiVn
Joined to a most fendish disregard o, the
consequences to others. 1t would DC a
nleasure to tickle the throat OF such d
devil with a rope
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

wWe learn that an American Pc
destrian, who walked with the English
man two years ago, is now in tins CITY
and is about making arrangements TO
some of his great feats.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

rosr OFFIcE.-Persons seeking this
institution. will find it hereafter at Kill
.1',u corner, opposite A. Block &
~, : oiotn'ng Store. 1t will be reno
seo 70 the place above named to-mor-
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

The FIRST SIGN.-The first sign run
up after the fire, was that of Fl. & NJ.
Hirschman, Cigar Dealers. 1t now
swings at the old stand of Gen. Wulf.
Splendid fellows and fine cigars.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
FURNTTURE /!

$40, 900 WORTH OF FUEMITURE.
Entire new stock the Largest and
G{153l lFF=:5zs 81 selected ever brought into the
"a mountains, al Of which VIII be sold
q . cheap for cash, consisting Of
Beadsteads of all sizes
Cane and Wood Scat Chairs
Cane and Wood Seat Office Chairs;
Dining, Gard and Centre Tables,
Extension and Reading Tables;
Office Desks and Furniture,
BARRIERS Chairs, Wash-stands,
Iooking-Glasses of all sizes ,
Cane seat and Back Arm Rockers and
Nurse Chairs; 4
Mattresses, Pillows, Pillow Cases
Sheets, Comforters, Feathers, &c
The undersigned would respectfully invite tbH atcn-
non OF their old customers and the public genlr to
their new stock Of goods on
PINE STREET, next door to A. 5.orkSk Co.'S
Where by strict otention buscss they hope to merit
liberal share Of public patronage
ABBOTT & EDWARDS.
a. o
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

Notice to New Firms in Nevada CITY.
LII persons commencing business in Nevada will call
at the Treasurers Office in the store of Wall Bro
on Broad street and get their License Immediately and
save cost JOHN WEBER, County Treasurer
aug Elm Bv JESSE & WAR nanutv
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
dissolution.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing under the
and style of Balm SCRANTON. dissolved on the
10th uit Afipersons indebted to the late firm re
quested to maze immediate payment to either of the un
dersigned C. H. Balm,
J. r SCRANTON.
Nevada Aug. s-3w
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

RPersons sending the Journal to
their friends in the other States, are re-
quested to call and have the names re-
booked, as the subscription list Of the
JOURNAL was lost in the late fire.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

Ell This Office received bundle of
back numbers of the Nevada Journal,
from Judge Roberts of Rough and Rea-
dy. with the particular order that no
thanks be returned. We disobey or
doris
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

FRIsBIE NEVER DEsPAIRs.-Having
been burnt out seven times, it would be
supposable man of ordinary flesh and
blood would weaken slightly; but Fris-
bic has ordered the materials, and is
now clearing away the rubbish, prepa-
ratory to rebuilding his Theatre, with
as much alacrity and spirit.as young
man recently married and starting out
in life. The old Theatre was one OF
the most elegant in the State. but we
understand it is his intention to surpass
it in the new.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

McAllister " Kent, DutcHers' oAu 0
ON Main street.
Jacobs & Lewis, bakery, old stand on
Main street.
Empire Stable, by George May, old
stand, Broad street.
Union Livery Stable, by Cooper
Armstrong, rear of the Union hotel.
CIV. Mulford, banker, at the Pacific
Express Office, Main street.
D. Shirpser, Cheap John, CONNER
cial street.
Tallman & Turner, hardware, Com
mercial street.
Rosenheim & Bros, jewellers, on Com
mercial street.
M. Herschman, cigars, Main st.
above Rosenthals brick.
Lewis & Rosenbaum, boots and shoes,
Commercial street.
Rosenthal & Bro, fancy and dry
goods, Main street.
Abbott g. Edwards, furniture, on Pine
street
John Mcfarland, furniture, IA, Com
mercial street.
New York Market, by S. Hervey, jr.,
Main street.
O. Crandall, Machinist, at Pacific
hotel.
J. r. Scranton, builder, at William
sons, Main street.
Williamson & Dawley, bankers, old
stand, Main street.
e. Hamlin, bookseller, on Broad
street.
James Hoel, stable, old stand, Broad
street.
II. II. Wicks & Co., drug store, Broad
street.
John Day, County Surveyor, office in
Bicknell's block
Teal & Co., liquors and provisions, on
Broad street.
Buckncr & Hill, attorneys, at A.
Block & Co.'S.
Cody & Gatzert, provisions, CONNER:
.cial street.
DR.. J. Lark, drugs, Main street.
d. Crittenden, croekery, Main street.
C. Welch, books, stationery, Main st.
2. r. Powers, hardware, corner of
Pine and Commercial street.
L. B. Mcfarland, attorney, Office in
Bicknell's block.
Mayors & Coe, Eoots and shoes. old
stand, junction of Main and Commercial
streets.
r. Schotte, assayer, rear of William
son Il Dawley's, Main street.
Griesel & Calvin, saddlery, Pine st.
McRoberts, Funston & Co., provisions
Kilbourn's corner, corner of Pine and
Commercial street.
H. Julien, job wagon, front of the
journal Office.
w. j. lilly, -four mill-furnishes a
superior article of flour.
Dunn & Meredith, ATTORNEYS. Bick-
nell's Block.
DIR. Il. Hunt, at Lark's drug store.
Dr. Il. NJ. Hunt at Rudolph's drug
store.
J. ID. Haven, ice, Main street
Mcconnell Il Stewart, attorneys, Bick-
ncll's block.
S. Connel, provisions, old stand on
Broad street.
j. A. Lancaster, livery stable on
Boulder street.
E. G. Prettyman, wood, Boulder a.
Washington Stage Line, A. S. ol;n
proprietor, McRoberts agent.
Anderson & Tingley, attorneys
Fl. Phillips & Co., bricks, at their
yard.
w. E. Robinson, South Yuba bridge
Stiefel 6 Cohn, Philadelphia dry.
goods store, IL Commercial street.
st. Nicholas hotel, by NJ. Fleming.
corner of Main street and Court square.
Union hotel, by VIM. H. Smith, on
Broad street.
James Monroe, City Market, Broad
street.
VIM. c. Stiles. sash and door factory,
ola Union Mill, at the lower bridge on
Deer Greek.
ne following luminous "sign of the
's was seen on Broad street few
days after the fire, ;.
ANNEVAs
sA PUTon
's'e Is one observed attached to a
y ! \ G don to ordor
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
Dissolution.

T1HE partnership heretofore existing between the
dersigned Is this day dissolved by mutual
All persons indebted to the late firm requested to
make immediate payment to either of the undersigned
r. B. MCFARLAND
J. l. CALDWELL
Nevada, July 21 1856 aug6-3w
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
Eleetro-Chemical Bath Apparatus

T-oR SALE ana fal a
II Dr. BOURNE. so4 east eora1r u Hans ~ !
Commercial streets SzH fI4ncieca
The Electro Cheiaie lsafls are designed 10 s1t-
from TIE humsg ssstenE alenei 3fsrrtirJ ia ID; Il. Il,
lren, Leaa Zinc. etc IL SPEEDILY cTi Rf&3s III
matism, Paralysis, 81 Joints. Netraleiz. ana I..
osAer dsorders-the re sof medical ir,'aEine ,,cr
II meals. &c. aud ar4 .iso orn1lpusant Ii Feyer
Agre. Intersmilszs iinz and Tyrhoia ErTrfs \
5&nn skee and .e Of n a least sEoNi bs s.sf 81
IN sre-F seissi ail1 SCI |aEta eeeii t.ifv
r. aAntieulaa a a A'InfaEsca ~ sa0a eosar|
gesr nsfeisens ~ "a III lss aa1il2 ,,{
isllsr aad haeis s g ' Eng ~ sztcn. .zs]
ries ctes o. sgsfaS ~ na< elsi hiinz rnrro66s.I
rpeH the ca8ainu1ik9 n 9xtset
sz1ss ffne = f4s u, F, $50
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08
Dissolution,

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto
IN fore existing between Palmer Church, dssov-
ed on the 29th Of July by mutual consent.
fH II. 3. PALMER,
@. 4. CHURCH
The affairs Of the will be settled and the bus
iness continued at the old stand by II. B. Palmer.
Nevada Aug. g. 1e56-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

Arrangements arc being made to erect
mammoth stable and carriage house,
on the site of the old Metropolis stables.
1t is to be AS feet in front, extending
from Main to Broad street, 145 feet in
length.
Jehn Lancaster will be in all his glo-
ry in such an establishment.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

ICE any quantities and at reasonable prices can pe
found at my depot on Main street Every morn1H44
shall bring to the of customers Inc Heat
season is oppressive, but my ice eau make everyoo1y
on hand for the entire None need amsn or .ne
want of il aags D. HAVEN.
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-08

New LIVERY STABLEs.-Helm has
in process, of completion, fine livery
stable, larger and more commodious