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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29
abroad House.
CARR CLIFTON. on

NFEN OF OHIO, LOOK TO YOUR INTER.
ll ESTS.-The time has come when every
man will buy bis Groceries where they can be
bought cheapest and are of the best quality.
Ii. J.. C0GSIL has the cheapest and
best lot Of Groceries in town; Cali and see
what excellent Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Molasses,
Cheese, soda; Starch, ssleratus, Tobacco, Ci
gars, &c,-in fact any thing that is comprised
in a well assorted stock Of Groceries, .aa
Also good article If fresh fish.
He will also pay the highest cash price for
Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Butter and all kinds
of produce. 10 yq-. y H. !. C0GSIL.
CarolIton, Nov. q, l856,-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

which vsy do you travel fromF Asked
Wag Of crooked back gentlemen.
q came straight from Weeling, was the
reply.
Did you? said the other, then you
must have been shockingly warped BY the
railroad.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

ONLY ONoE.--''I don't like to patron.
ize this line," said culprit to hang
man. sOhI never mind this once" was
the reply; al will suspend its operation"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

EEA pretty pair of eyes are the best
mirrors to shave by
'Yes;' replied bachelor on reading the
above, many man has been shaved by
them.i
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29
ScEHR-The crowded deck ofan Amer.

ScExR-The crowded deck ofan Amer
ican packet from California.
California to SkippeT-I should like a
sleeping birth. now if you please"
Skipper-'Why, where have you been
sleeping the last two weeks?'
Caliiornia-"Wall, I've been sleeping
on the top of sick man but he's got bet
ter now, and he sayG I've got TO move my
boots.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

CoEsIDERATE MoTHERs.-It is sail
that the kind mothers Of the East are
grown 50 afFectionate that they give their
children chlOrOform previous to whipping
them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

u Ten llneI OF lsss Of solid Bsssisr ~
be considered square.
U~rAdvertisers must be partieulaF 10 mark
ne number Of Insertions On he face Of their
"a AdveFtisementA o. theY will be published uatH
oreered out, and charged accorlngly.
- Advertisements should Be handed
~ iUEs0AT MORNING, 10 insure Insertion AZ
week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

hEThe Pratt Bank, Buffalo, re-opened
its doors a short time since to transact bus
iness as usual, and paid specie for its notes
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

LIME.-Lime applied to Buckwheas
land, will not produce any more grain.
but it will ripeD it earlier.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

w Brown is a married man. A few
days since be thought of taking a trip to
Paris. One Of his friends; meeting him
in the street inquired;
We'll, Brown, my boy, when are you
Off
TO morrow Sash.
Don't take your wife with youi,
No it is a voyage Of pleasurer
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

EFA Dutcbman thus describes the
Now Workers!
Fine people; says he, 'iey 60 about
der sthreets all day, scheating each odder
and dey call that pusiness.' sq
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29
S0gTRYN
NEVER PART IN ANGERI

NEVER PART IN ANGERI
BT HENRY AvELING.
Never part In anger
Mortalsl We are fraill
Soon 10 deaths cold langour
Fiery cheeks may pale:
Thy foe may fade ere thoa forgive;
Or thou, oil wrath, may cease to live.
Never part unkindly-
Loversl ye are weak,
II yo utter blindly
Thoughts ye need no. speak;
Go, turn your haste to PHYS side,
While Pity still may vanquish Pride.
Never part in anger
Mortal! thou art fraill
Soon in Deaths cold langour,
Fiery cheeks may pale,
Twill sadden all thy term Of life,
To bury friend or foe in strife.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

eB-WALL Paper of of varioLs styles sold
cheap at BAXTER & CO.'S New Drug Store.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-29

AZ this moment another shot came
crashing along. and stove our larboard
quarter boat in, and in, a few moments
afterwards Captain Stark passed the order
for taking in the stud'n'ls and heaving to.
The orderwa quickly obeyed, and in ten
minutes afterwards the brigautine came to
under our lee quarter and threw her crap
pings.
The. pirates deck was covered with men,
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04
State of California,

COUNTY OF NEVADA, SIS
hI-TRICT Court of the fourteenth Judicial District
IL THE PEOPLE of the State of California to
GEORGE F. LEMON Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the
complaint of Alfred Johns filed against you, Ardre
CSsamayou and VIM. Buttericd, within ten days from
the service of this Writ if served in this county,
within twenty DAYS served you this District and
out of this county, and within forty days served
you in this and of this District, in action
commenced on the fifteenth day of August 1884, in said
court for the recovery of five hundred dollars together
with interest thereon the of three 80 cent
paid and for a decree of foreclosure and ale Of the
mortgaged premises described in the plaintiffs COM
plant file in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court aforesaid.
And you hereby Notified that if you fail to answer
said complaint herein directed. plaintiff will take
Judgment against you therefor by default together with
all costs of suit and also demand of the court such other
relief rs is prayed for i'll his said complaint
In testimony whereof |. RUFUS HoEMAKER, Clerk
II O \of the District Court aforesaid, DO hereunto
L. o. )set my hand and impress the seal of said court,
this Sd day of September. A. ID. 1857.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
BY WIN. SMITH, deputy.
Upon reading and filing the affidavit of the above
named plaintiff it is ordered that service be made upon
George f. Lemon by publication week for
shree months in the Nevada Journa newspaper pub
lshed in the county of Nevada and that copy of the
summons and complaint be deposited in the post office
directed to the said defendant George F. Lemon at
Acapulco Mexico. NILES SEARLS,
District Judge.
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Jerk.
BY WIN. SMITH, deputy.
Stewart & Sargent Att'vs for plaintiff
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04
WHOLE NUMBER 1893.

THE PLEASURES AND PAINS OF Hunt
Move take the following exquisite
sketch from the Marysville Express. 1t
Is undoubtedly from the pen of John r.
Rid &C, Esq.
We see troops of hunters starting out
every day from this city with dogs and
guns aud at night we see them coming
in with their game bags full. Some 90
out professionally while others are ANA
teurs. Either class see a sight of fun,
we know, for hunting is the most exhil-
Grating sport by far that we, at least,
ever engaged in; although there is a
measure of cruelty in the business, and
we are haunted to this day by the dying
looks Of birds and quadrupeds that we
killed years ago. The death of the
poor crow that we shot once in syca-
more grove will certainly never fade
from our memory. We initiated the cry
of a young crow in distress, which i'm
mediately brought into the trees over
our head a whole army of the black
fe ithcred tribe. who cawed and chat
terd and shifted from limb to limb, with
an intensity of old grannyish anxiety
that was really amusing. At last we
got one in a position for fair shot, and
drawing a fine bead on his coal-black
breast, which was all unconscious of the
danger, pulled trigger. just at that
moment he shifted his position a very
little, and the murderous bullet grazed
his wing and broke it. Down he came
with many firt and futter," while
his companions circled away into the
blue distance Of the summer 81 Y and left
him to his fate. We ran up to where he
lay, humanely intent on putting an ''end
| to his misery" but just as we drew
stick TO strike him on the head he turn
ed on his side, with the blood crimsoning
his glossy pIumage, and looked directly
into my face. Orr eyes mct-our's and
that crow's-and his had an expression
Of mingled agony and reproach in it
that was human. 1t seemed to say
''See what mean advantage you have
taken, you have brought me into your
power by playing upon my affections
you have taken me unawares-coward-
ly soeaked upon me and wounded me to
the death ~ Such was the language of
that expression, and we remember it as
if it had been the dying words Of man.
Whether it was owing to an over-exci-
ted imagination or the expression was a
reality we cannot say, but it caused in
us such a feeling Of remorse that we al
most felt like murderer. Remorse
] IL
willie his up-turned eyes were yet ga
4iug Al us, and the poor crow was num-
beied among the dead.
We will venture to say that many
hunter has similar recollections in his
| Experience.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04

TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IN PERT
4 recent letter to a gentleman in Rich
mond, Va, dated, Puira, a city in Peru,
Aug. 3Oth, states:
At seven o'clock on the morning Of
the goth, the most severe shock of an
earthquake ever remembered, was felt
here, which has done damage to the a
mount of 100000. The shock lasted
about a minute and forty-fve seconds.
and every house in the town has suffer
ed more or less. The police have had
one hundred and twenty houses taken
down, that were in dangerous state,
and number of churches have been
completely destroyed. The river of
Puira, which had been dry, suddenly
rose, in other places the ground opened.
and jets Of dark-colored water were
elected. There is no record of any sir
liar phenomenon having taken plac
At Paira, the effects of the cart C
were less severely felt. hquaN'
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04

girthed the saddle and shook out the
blankets, scratched the heavy guard Of
the BIT to see whether it was silver. and
then, apparently satisfied that they had
made the most of me, tied everything
together in a corner of my best blanket
Now said the leader, when this was
done, shall we take your horse ? This
question was Of course a mockery but
thought | would try an experiment,
and 50 answered in 4 very decided tone;
NO; You shall not must have him !;
am going to GuadaIaiara, and | can
not get there without him. Besides, he
would not answer at all for your bust
ness lie made no reply, but took up
his piece, which | noticed was SPLEEN
did article, and in perfect order, walked
a short distance towards the road, and
made n signal to the third robber. Sud
denly he came back, saying Perhaps
YOU may get hungry before uight-here
is something to eat;' and with that he
placed one Of my oranges and half a doz-
en- torti,las OH the grass beside me. MI
gracias,' said |, 'but how am | to eat
without hands 2 The other then COM
ing up, he said, as they all three turned
to leave me Now we are going; we
have more to carry than we had before
we met you; adj.s 2 This was insult
ing; but there are instances underwhich
an insult must be swallowed.
Il waited till no more of them could
be seen, and then turned to my horse,
who stood quietly at the other end Of
the lariat; Now, pyicf0,' | asked, chow
are we to get out Of this scrape 2 He
said nothing, but | fancied l could de-
tectan inclination to laugh in the witch
ing Of his neither lip. However, | went
to work at cxtrieating myself-a diff
cult matter, as the rope was tied in sev-
eral knots. After Juggling a long time,
| made a twist which the India-lubber
man might have euyied, aud to the great
danger Of my spine, succeeded In for
cling my body through my arms. Then,
laosening the knot with my teeth, in
half an hour ! was free again. As /
rode of, | saw the three robbers at some
distance on the other side Of the raviue
at is astonishing how light one feels
after being robbed, Asensation Of com
plcte independence came over ne; my
horse, even, seemed to move more brisk
ly, after being relieved Of my blankets.
l tried to comfort myself with the
thought that this was a genuine adven-
ture, worth one xperience--that, per-
haps, it was better 70 lose a few dollars
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04

The EFFICACY OF PRAYER.-Bur-
chard, the revivalist, was in the habit of
addressing bis congregation in this man
ncr: Il am now going to pray, and [
want all that desire to be prayed for
to send up their names on piece of pa
per-"
On the occasion to which we refer,
thore was at once sent up to the desk
lite a pile Of little slips Of paper, with
the names of those on whose behalf he
was to "wrestle," as he said, "with the
Almighty"
4 pause ensued, when he said: "Send
. 'em up | can pray for five thousand
Just as easy as | can for dozen. Send
EN- up. If you haven't any paper, get
up and name the friend you would have
prayed for"
At this stage of the proceedings. a
stalwart man of six feet and half in
his stockings, notorious unbeliever,
and confirmed wag to boot, rose in
the midst of the congregation, mark
for all, and midst the winks and becks
and smiles Ct the auditory, said "Mr
btlfchard' want ." " pray lor jim
Thompson
The reverend petitioner saw, from the
excitement produced in the audience,
that Oziel was a ''hard case"
"What is your name, sir And who
is Mr.. Thompson 2"
ITS jim Thompson; he keeps tav-
ern down in Thompsonville, and I keep
public house little below him. lie is
an Internal scoundrel, and l want you
to give him lift"
"But," said Mr. Burchard, "have you
any faith in the efficacy of prayer? Do
you believe in the petition ?''
That's n'ither here nor there" res
pended Oziel; ~ rant yoa to try 1t on
him"
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04

Patents have been issued by the Land
Office for the Santos and Fernandez
Ranches, of California.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04

MODEL LETTER.--In large cities it is
frequently the case that one does not
know his next door neigLbor. Imas-
Inc the following letter having been ad
dressed to an insignificant individual re-
siding III the number:
"Sir-I have been your next door
ueighbor for the lastiivc years, and must
do You the justice to acknowledge that
have never heard your name once
mentioned, nor yourself in any way al
Iuded to in all that time. This is, there
fore, necessarily addressed to youas No.
1876. | suppose that l ought to ask for
siveness for recognising your existence
even now, but promise not to do it
again as long as l live, should you con-
;inue as deserving Of obscurity as at
present. But it was impossible wholly
to withhold the credit due you for be-
ing so shining an example Of purely
negative quantity, hitherto imagined,
indeed, by mathematicians, but not ac-
tually exemplilied before Your posi-
ton is certainly happy one, since you
can cut figure without exciting envy,
because that figure is a cypher. Your
name, in consequence, has fortunately
not been mixed up in the newspapers
with those Of pill-makers, pick-pockets,
great criminals, little politicians, philan-
thropista on small scale, defauhers on
a large one, with all the quacks, hacks,
and dealers in everlasting clacks about
blacks, TO which may be added, by way
Of postscript, distinguished actors on the
stage and unpitied sufferers in pits and
boxes, inventors Of fancy lirts for those
who can buy them, and verbose preach
ers Of patience and endurance to those
who cannot. but are obliged by poverty
to make shifts for themselves
"With sincere congratulations oH
your insignifcahce, am, Sir, you
unknown correspondent, and intend
always 10 remain so,
"FGANK FREEsPEECH."
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04
EnSOlvent Notice.
In the District Court, 18th Judicial District

OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
\ the matter of the Petition of solomon Rosenthal,
l. Insolvcnt Debter.
Pursuant order of the Hon. Niles Searls Judge
ofthe said Court notice is hereby given all the cred
or of the said Insolvent solomon Rosenthal be ad
appear before the Hon Niles SeaTlS Judge aforesaid
open Court the Court Room of said curt in the city
and county of Nevada the 18th day of December AID
ls7 at 10 O'Clock, NJ of that day, then and there
show if any they why the prayer of said In
solvent should be granted and assignment of his
Estate be made and he be discharged from his debts and
liabilities in pursuance of the Statute in such made
and provided and in the time all proceedings
against said Insovent be stayed.
Witness hand and the seal of said Court this 18th
day of October, D. 1857.
RUFUS HOEMAKER Clerk.
BY WIN. SMITH, Deputy.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04
Notice T. Lillor Dealers and Merchanl

Notice to Li11or Dealers and Merchants.
complete assortment of the Oils necessary for ma
king and havorlng every v"riety of Liquor and a
package of the articles used giving Artificial
strengthto Liquors. Converting 10 gallons of Whis-
Key to l0 gaons) and every article necessary to
mence LtQuoR STORE will be furnished 500 And
M the information necessary to conduct such estab
shment thus enabling the beginner to
eomgste with the oldest liquor dealers Address thro
the Fo>t once P LACOUR, New Orleans
laconr's Concentrated Acid for making Vinegar, is
put up IN gallon packages at So per package-n good
Shippih" ordAr- feh6 "
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04

u The following extracts are taken
from Bryant's notes of travels in South
ern States. Gents from the South will
recognize the truthfulness of the sketch
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04

How TO MAKE GLOSSY SHIRT Bo-
Soss-Take two ounces of fine white
gum arabic powder. put it in piteher
and pour on it pint or more of boiling
water, according to the degree Of
strength You require, and then, having
covered it, let ii stand all night in tile
morning pour it carefully f.om the DIRE &
into a clean bottle, cork it up and keep
it for use. a tablespoon full Of gum
stirred in pint Of starch made in tile
usual manner will give lawns, eithf9
white or printed, a newness, when moth
ing else can restore them after they
have been washed,
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04

MILE. RACHEL DUMB.-M'lle. Ra-
chel (says the Pays has installed her
self i'll the house which has been pre-
pared for her near Cannes, in which she
is to pass the winter. A celebrated
physician, whom she consulted at Paris,
before her departure, has prescribed a
regimen for her, which he declares will
infallibly restore her to health. One of
the rules laid down by him is, that she
is not to speak during the whole time of
her treatment, and the patient is stated
to have accepted this condition, writing
her questions and answers on slate
In letter which Mile Rachel has writ
ten to one of her friends, she declares
her intention of conforming to the pre-
scription, and of not uttering word un-
til the month of May next.-Galignaai.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04
HONORABLE CoNprcr

Of mercantile integrity "a "a rare ease
buryport, Mass, re- .on, leu red in Nav
Il MIiS ne ended firm of c
id mans; ~ o.. ond reh aquished his splen-
credit r., On a,,5 and personal effects to his
to board. "i'R MS family took rooms
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-12-04

h ;'sllsh papers state that Mr.. Ter
lo2N $ mare Prioress, won the New
Market 100000 race and Gun. and
Prior is dead. W '"'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-01

TERRIBLE CRAsH.-Ano,her terrible des-
truction of railroad cars, freights, &C., oc-
cured yesterday morning, or the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, near and this side of
Cranberry Summit. The occurrance was
substantially as follows: A freight train
coming West ran off the track. and its To-
comotive was precipitated over an embsnk-
ment. Another train coming upon it, was
compelled to await the clearing of the track,
and while all hands were endeavoring to re-
place the displaced train, still another
freight train came up al speed, pitching
into both trains, and causing such wreck
as is seldom read Of on other roads than the
famous Baltimore and Ohio. The people
engaged about the trains had warning in
time to escape with their lives, but the des-
truction of cars, laden with groceries, &C.,
was ta large amount. The acciden. caused
4 detention to the Express train west, which
did not arrive here until about 5, P. n, yes
lerday.-W Wheeling Argus.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-01
FROM BALTIMORE.

=, BALTIMORE, December 2s.
-ss,rO Orleans prpers of Saturday and
dry have been received.
5esfsas.B, Harris attempted to murder Chris
<sSp Roselius an eminent lawyer of New
Rrieass.on the 25th. Subsequently. Har-
: committed suicide. He is supposed to
q have been insane.
BALTIMORE, December 2s.-The steamer
tennessee from New York, bound to Mica
rapua put into Norfolk on Saturday with q
broken shaft. Our City is now swarming
with Fillibust.rs who have arrived her from
Norfolk, being on their way to Ner York to
procure another steamer.
.s dreadful 6ght took place on Christmas
- "a number of Philadelphia oystermen'
ssafe Pau,pxant river, one man was killed
! sx buried lat Drum Point; three others
<|ztsoi, wounded and taken ashore. Three
AIS were lssbed ashore, and the fight is
~ to have cortin;tsd eli night.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-01
PROBATE COURT.
The State of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS

The State of Ohio, Belmont County, SS.
~ Office is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named Executors. Administrators and
Guardians have filed their &C counts and YOU hers IN
my office for settlement, TO wit:
John Major. A6mr of Thomas NJ arrow, decd.
Edward Bethel, Guardian of 4 ddison r. Jones'
John Clark, Admir- of Deborah Mcknight, decd
Eiza Fritter, Adm'r with the will annexed oi
Joshua Gregg. decd.
Xeziah Ridgeway. Guardian of Mersnda Ridgeway
Calvin Wood, Adm'r with the will annexed oi
Benjamin Palmer, decd
Sarah Wilson, Adm'rx of John WILSON, decd
Joel Bell, Admir- Of Zepheniah Bell. decd.
Robert w Jam $, Admir- of lose ph Conner, decd
Robert Thomas, Adm OF Robert Brock. deI ID.
Ira Lewis Admir- with lie will annexed of Ephraim
Adams, L"c'd.
Rohert s. Dunn Surviving Guardian OF John ,
Mary ssmueI T. and Martha I. Grier.
Benz lin Bailey, Guardian o the minor heirs Of
WIN. Hsrt, dec'd.
Thomas White and Isaac Keyser. Adm'rs of James
White, deed.
Robert RaIston, Admir- OF Andrew Raistsn, deed.
Isaiah Brenson and Joseph Hobscn, EI'rs Of Jac L
Branson, deed.
Hiram aud Henry Cecil. Adm'rs of Duannah Cecil,
der'd.
The first six abave named accounts will be for
hearing and settlement the 2oth the next six on
he ISL and the SIX last the I'D days Cf Janary,
1851. DAVID HARRiS,
de25l Probate Judge.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-01

a Mr. CLARK, colored man, oi
mpne e,ser, N. Y, and FREDERICK DoUG-
be r. E..ss istapt Editor, addressed our citi-
sne the Court House, on Monday and
tssdsy evenings of this week, on the
Rights and Interests of the Colored Race
We were present but q few minutes on
Monday evening. consequently did not get
the entire course of his argument. From
what we heard, however, we conclude the,
he il in favor of allowing the colored man
she right of suffrage. admitting him to the
Jury box in cases where the interests of the
Sre at stake, ard giving him all the
Jaower guaranteed by the Constltu-
Se white man. de attacked the
lion Society and his blows against
Iser Of The Jlaekmon"-usins his own
.sss-fell thick and fast. Mr.. c. is a
:..Asss 7snd earnes, speaker, and. although
we cannot agree with him in all his posi-
SAi,ns, we accord him a sincere and earnest
.LAsire to elevate his race. and admire the
+ Wrina ability with which he sustained
~ tSsL,ops.