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The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17
Attention Builders andzCerpenters !

CEALED proposals will be received until Saturday
y July Ilth 1857. for the erection of Episcopa
Church a. Grass Valley, Nsva In County. Plans and
eciications can be the office Of Richard Hon.
fray secretary of the Building omutee. from whom
all PARTICULARS be hal eparate proposals will be
received the erection of the body Of the church and
for the com peiion of the inside work.
Proposal to addressed tn Richard Homfray, Secre
tary of the Church BtildiHy Committee
WIN. MCCORMICK, Pres't.
Church Building Committee.
Grass Valley. June Goth, 1851.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-07-17

Temperance Society.--The regular meetings of
the Nevada Auxiliary No. of the california State Tenn
perance Society, held in the Temperance Hall
ry Wednesday evening.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Prest.
l. P VAN HAGAN. Sec'y. apl7tf
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JOHN LARK,

Wholesale aud-Retail d. uggist
y Main street, Nevada.
Nevada, April 18th, 1857
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For Sale.

HOUSE and LOT Mill street, Grass Valley ad
i joining Cady's Stables. The House is in the best
ORDER almost and will be sold with without Bar
Fixtures Furniture &c For further particulars enquire
at the premises
Grass Valley NAV 12-3m
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NOTICE-Chas. F. Robinson is authorized agent
~ during absence from this State.
CHAMBERS s GOODRICH.
Nevada, May 20, 1927. 3w-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-28
CHERIFF-S SALE
~ The Western Reserve Bank.

By virtue ola Ven. Ex to me directed and delivered
issued out Of the COurt Of Common Pleas Of 1rumhuI
county, Ohio, / have levied on and shall expose to Pub
lie Sale, at the door OF the Court House, in Warren. II
said county. on the 3lst day OF JASUA
RY. A d 1857. between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. III
and 4 O'Clock, z u, Of said dag, the following desert
Bad real estate, TO wit; A certain tract or lot OF land
situate in the township OF Weathersheld, OF township
No. ,, in the 81 range Of TO Shships, Trumhull county
Ohio, being parts Of lots p aud q, in the Salt Spring.
Z Tract, bounded south by 100 acres Of land. in said lots
heretofore decided to James McCombs, east and west
By the lot lines. and north by the middle Of the MahO'
ming river. and by land in lot No. %, heretofore sold
to Robert Taggart aud from said Taggart 10 II. R. liar
mon, being ali the land within said boundaries, except
~ acres. heretcf fore decided to the heirs Of John Mecon.
nell. containing two hundred and ten $3.50 acre. Of
land, more or less; and is the same land decided TO John
Battles by Joshua Stove. by deei recorded in Trumbull
County Records. Book a., page 5O4.
ALSO. the following DESERT ed tract Of land, situate
in said township OF weathersheld. and is bounded by
being the north half OF lot No. 10, in tract No. Is, In
The grand Salt Spring Tract. rs surveyed by Ezekiel
Hoover, being the land contracted TO Thomas Bristol.
and bounded as follows, viz: commencing at the north
vest corner Of said lot, thence east 90 - chains
and "A links 10 a post; thence north So 40 + Al chains
and u links to a post on the east line; thence north
% ". - chains and Il links To the north east cor
ner; thence south So and 40 west. a chains and %
links, to the place Of beginning; sixty two acres AMI
25L rods. (62 .2SKJ he the same more or less; being
the same land conveyed by Josiah Dunlap, BY deed 10
John Battles. Recorded in Trunhull County Records,
Book 81, page l6I.
ALSO, A certain other trart or lot OF situate in
said township OF weathsrsaeld, containing one hun
dred and forty-seven aeres and - rods Of land Q44-35)
being part Of lot : go acres and % rodsl aud part Of
lot Q go acres and % rods IN tract IS. in said salt
Spring Tract. called Slows Tract. as surveyed ~ Eze-
KEEL Hoover. in August Isl6, being the same land con
veyed 10 John Battles, by deed from the State Of Con-
neeticui. recorded in Trumhuli County Records. Book
%, page 902. excepting therefrom the Town Plat Of the
Village Of South Niles. AMI about ? acres OF land eou-
tracted and sold TO @. kisse, James Ward and James
Cook.
The first described 2a2 scres appraised 500 per
acre; the second described e. aer-s and 2sx rods, At
SIS rer acre. and the last described with the excep-
tons nAmed) al 500 per acre
sheiz-s oMo.. wereR, Dee. 81. lS5e-ss-!y2
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The Clinton Air Line Rail Road

We learn from the West GreenviIle
(Pa.) Times. that a meeting of those in
terested in the construction Of the Ve-
mango linz of the Clinton Air Line Road,
was held at Exchangeyille, Mercer Co.
Pa. on Saturday the 17th inst. The We
mango link passes east. and west. through
jamestown. E~xchangevilIe, Franklin DC,
aud the citizens along the line, feel much
interest in its construction. The meet
ing was addressed by Esq. Stevenson. of
Mercer. He said that should the cili-
zens of Mercer and Venango counties
subscribe ninety thousand dollars Of
stock, he warrants Mercer good for the
balance, ten thousand dollars, making
one hundred thousand dollars, the re
quired sum to secure the construction of
the road by this route. The committee
reported that they had stock taken 20 the
amount OF about sixty thousand dollars,
leaving about thirty thousand dollars to
be raised. The citizens in and about
Exchsngcville are awake to their inter
ssts, and manifest a determination TO
raise the balance, mating in all the
desired amount asked to secure the con-
struction of the road.
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,TUL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

| NJ Ill PROPERTY fOR SALE.
WI l offer for sale the well known FIGURING
and Grist Mil. located at Niles, Trumbull Co.
o, and within a few rods of both the MahOning
Rail Road, and the p. and o. Canal. 1t con
tains three good run of Burrs, in successful Opc-
ration and complete order. A Steam Engine
has recently been attached, which with a good
water privilege, make a permanent and cheap
power: also one of Fairbanks best Hopper Scales.
with Grain Elevators has been added, and other
eonveniencies found only in first class mills.
This property will be sold for cash. or ex-
changed for good farming lands in this vicinity,
or Western lands in Illinois or Iowa. Here Is
an opportunity rarely presented to engage in a
~luoratire cash business. Location for home bu-
siness good.
TERMS-S7000 dollars, one half in hand,
and time on the balance % suit the purchaser,
with interest. j. r. WOODS.
Warren. Jan. IA, 81. If.
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4pms Snteaiaente.
The Lecture.

The Lecture.
The third Lecture of the Winter course wa
delivered by Rev. Mr.. CHESTER, of Newton Falls
at the High School Hall, on Friday evening last
His subject was the Characteristic of this Age
The lecture began by noticing the variOu.
classes of minds, and their different kinds Of ac-
tiyity. Some looking earnestly into the future
others dwelling with revfted gaze upon the past.
and still another class, busy with the present.
The latter class p~redominates at this era of the
worlds history. Men are engrossed with what
is NOW and HERE, rather than with the past or
the hereafter.
The present age is prominently an action
and industrious one. In all departments of life
and labor, mechanical, agricultural, commercial
and professional, there is no room for the drone.
The age is also utilitarian. Men do not work
for the sake of working, but for the sake of the
results Immediately obtained, eu bono /? What's
the use,' is the question applied to every i'm
provement, and is the test by which the value of
all labor is judged.
A spirit of progress rules the age. The faith
of learned men in the steady growth of civil lib
erty was illustrated by a splendid quotation from
Macaulay's History of England. Still more, the
lecturer claimed, was then a rapid and steady
progress on this side of the Atlantic In me
ehsnics, engineering, science of all kinds, edu-
cation and literature, the signs of a vigorous
growth are everywhere visible.
Some of the evils attending this progress were
noticed The desire of SEEMING rather than be
ing; the tendency TO egotism; the irreverenee for
age to dissipation to scepticism, DC, were
touched upon, and each topic was made in its
turn the theme for philosoPhic remark and inter
esting illustration.
We have not room for a full notice of all the
points of interest, but the above is very brief
outline Of the lecture.
President BARKER, of the Allegheny College,
will deliver the next lecture on Friday evening
next, at the sam place. Those who stay away
will lose a rich treat.
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PLOUGH, LOOM AMI ANVIL;

A MEXICAN FARMERS MAGAZINE.
N Edited and Published by j. A. NASH anC
NJ. P. PARISH, No. Z Beekman Street, N. Y.
near Park Row.
TERMS-s3.OO to Single Subscribers, no
paving in advance; 50 so each to Two Subscri
bers, advancing the money in one letter; SEQ
each TO Three Subscribers, So advancing, anC
81 % each to any large number.
From its commencement, eight years since
this journal has been conservative in principle
reliable in statements, national in character, and
single in its great objeetof advancing the useful
arts, placing Agriculture first, and striving to
develop its science and to shed light upon all its
practical details, but deeming that Agriculture
can flourish only in conjunction with the Me-
chanic Arts, and that these, hand in hand with
Agriculture, or the only permanent basis of a
nations material prosperity. With these prinei.
Piles always prominent, it has maintaineda high
moral position, making it q fit ~visitant of the
family circle, and has obtained a more select
and a wider patronage than often happens to
journals of the kind.
By taking in an additional editor, to be en-
tirely devoted to the Agricultural Department,
we have doubled our team and are "going
ahead" emitting no efforts whatever to make
this journal specially acceptable and valuable to
the Agrieulturist, q help to the practical farmer
in his daily business, and an assistant in the
training Of his sons to higher degrees of excel
lence in the profession. Moved by the progress
i've spirit of the age, and desirous of disseminat-
ing the foregoing principles, most earnestly be-
lieving that their adoption will be promotfve Of
good, and good only, to the whole country, we
have introduced the club system, by which those
who desire can obtain the work for actually less
than the paper, printing and binding would cost,
were it not that We publish a very large edition.
Reader, look at our prices, and send us $500
for a single copy; or. if you desire it for less,
send us $3.50 each for yourself and a ~neighbor,
or $500 each for yourself and two others, or
81 so each for yourself and any larger number;
and if you would see the work first, let us know,
and we will forward specimen numbers to your
address CONTINUOUSLY. This, all will say, is fair,
and now let us hear from you on the cash prin-
ciple, by which you can get the largest and best
Agricultural Journal for half what we could af-
it if we had to do the business with you
soliciting and collecting agents. Sach
s the effect of the cash system on the subscribers
% periodicals.. Address as above.
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GUARDIANS Sale of Real Estate.

~ By virtue OF an order Of sale, issued to ne by the
Probate Court Of Trumbull County. Ohio. i will expose
to sale. at Public Yendns, between the hours Of 10 A.
VI. and 4 P. NJ, on the 9Th day Of February, A I. 1855 /.
two pieces OF land, belonging TO the heirs Of Simon
Goist. deed. situate in Liberty. TrEmbull Comfy, Ohio.
One tract or lot being part OF lot SIX in q eat lot No ID,
bounded, beginning at Wm- Leslie's north east cor
ner. thence north along George Hoods line. u chains
links; thence south Is chains % fnas; thence Ne {
o chains % links to beginning; containing - aeres OF
land. subject to the dover right Of Mary A. Stull there
in. which will be sold by her at same time.
One tract, being part of lot No. IL, containing IL
= LEO acres Of land, being the portion set OF to Geo.
W. Goist, Emanuel NJ. Goist and Harriet >. Goist. in q
proceeding for partition among the heirs OF Geo. G0ist,
deceased, as will appear from Record IN cisanesTy,
Record Book ls, page AIS. in Trumhull Common Pless.
Each piece will he sold on the land. Terms, one
third cash, and balance in ] & ? yearsSEith interest At
: Ter cent. D. \. HOFFMAN,.
Jan. :, IS57-4W Guardian Of Minors-
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'NHE STATE OF OHIO, T,umbull
County. SIS. In Trrmbuli Common Pleas. Civil

Samuel Quinby. Reuben Miller andl
Thomas d. Webb, Trustees, 1c.
Plrintifs.
John Reeves, Jesse Reeves, Abner Petition for an
Reeves. Sarah Ann Reno. Charles ihOrity to make
A. Reno, Eugene NJ. Little, Jacob zDeed.
III. Little, Nancy L. Dawson, Isaac
N. Dawson, and Josephine Reeves
and Rollin Reeves, minors. defen
dants.
The above named Jesse Reeves, Abner Reeves, Sa-
rsh Ann Reno, Charles A. Reno. Eugene VI. Little and
JACOB IL Little, Josephine Reeves and ROlIin Reeves,
minors. non-residents Of Ohio will take notice that
on the 10th day OF December, A. D. 1856, the plaintiffs
hled in the Court of Common Pleas Of Trumhull COun-
", Ohio, their petition, ayrring that John Reeves. late
Of Rowland, in his life time bought OF James Hailand
wife, the north half Of the east half OF lot number Sc,
in the Town Pls. of Warren, as laid out by Ephraim
Quiphy, for and in behalf Of the Baptist Church. cali
ell Concord" in said Warren; that said society or cor
POI alton took possession Of said lot and bull. a good
and convenient house Of public worship on said lot,
and that said Reeves was always ready and willing
to execute a deed IN said corporation. hut it vas neg
lected, and no deed was executed IN his lifetime. The
petitioners pray tlat the nOD-resilents be made parties
to this suit by publication, and that n Guardian ad H.
TEN be appointed by the Court, and that the Court or
der and decree said defendants as heirs at Law OF John
Reeves, deceased. to execute a good ard sufficient deed
successors in Office, and for such other and proper re-
lief in the premises - shall be right, legal and epui-
table. The said Jesse Reeves, Abner Reeves, Sarah
Ann Renos Charles A. Reno, EIgene VI. Little, Joseph
H. Little, Josephine Reeves and Rolin Reeves, uni.
nOrs0 non-reSdents. will take notice OF the filing Of
said petition, and will answer or demur on or before
the 2Sth day Of February, 1857. or else the same Will
be taken as Confessed, and q decree rendered accord.
ingly. L. u. HUTCHINS,
Dee "a, 56-61 Atty for PI'fs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-28

THE HILL OF THE SHATEMUCK,
j. beautiful new story by the Author Of the Wide
Wide World, at ADAMS
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WEST GREENVILLE AND WAR

w KEN HACK. The subscribers take pleasure in
announcing to the travelling public, that a triweeky
mail has been established betSeen West GreeLyille,
Pa, and Warren, o.; and that it will be carried by
two horse Hacks, lea ing the Gaskil House, in War
rem, on every Monday. Wednesday AMI Friday morn
ings, at Z o'clock, and arriving at Greenviile the same
evening; and leaving GresnVille every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings. and arriving at
Warren the same evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places will find this the only direct
route. The Hack runs through Baconsburg, Fowler.
Hartford. Burg Hill. Orangeville and Mount Joy, and
also connects with hacks for Franklin. via Georgetown.
or Mercer, jamestown, IIartstown, Conneautville, Gl-
rard and GAINESVILLE. BROWN G. YES
~ On Islgff
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NeWs Ttems

A CHILD in Oswego, left alone in the
cradle by its mother. with a box Of
matches for a plaything. was found, on
the mothers return, burned to death.
A Law in Kentucky allows any widow
who has a child between 6 and Ie wears
of age, to vote in school district meet
ings.
II has been so cold in New Hamp-
shire, that in an open car on one OF their
Railroads. one night last week, fourteen
cattle froze to death.
Or Monday a lady stopped at the
Madison House, Covinglon. KY. with
her husband and thirty two chilJren.-
She was shout so years of age. but looL-
cd young and hearty. She is the moth
CT Of all of them.
Mrs. Gen. Gaines has commenced
another suit al New Orleans for her faith
era estate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-28

n METHODIST conference was iatet,
held in Kansas. at which eleven minis
tiers were present, being their first gath
ering.
AT Jefferson City, where the legisls
ture Of Missouri is in session. The pric,
of board is $50 per week. while the pay
of the members amounts to sci.
A dangerous counterfeit, in the shape
of a Eve dollar bill, on the Mercantil,
Bank. Hartford. Conn, has made its sp
~pearance. Our citizens should be OF
their guard against it.
THE Board of Agriculture. at a recent
session, voted TO hold the next State Ag-
licultural Fair at the city of Cincinnati,
on the 18Th, 10Th, l7th. and 18th days
Of September.
The Chinese are queer people to go 10
market. A man at Canton writes home
to a friend, that ga neighbor of his. had
just laiL in his winter provisions hind
quarter of n horse and two barrels of
bull The latter sailed to keep"
ANTIOCH CoLLEeE.-We are pleased to
learn that this institution of great prom
Use, has been relieved of its pecuniary
endorsements and is now in a most
prosperous condition. Mr.. MANN was,
lecturing in Gle, Gland the past week.
PEDLARs and swindling in bogus Brus-
sells and Chantilly laces in Ohio. They
profess to be connected with respectable
city houses. As they are old hands at
the business, it is probable they may
extend their operations. So look out
for them.
On Thursday last. Mr.. Jacob Gates
brought in four hogs i6 months old,
whosenett weights were respectively 485
459, S96, and 364 pounds. They
brought S1O7. 35. and had they not been
engaged beforehand would have brought
an additional shilling on the hundred
Mansfield Herald.
THE United States Court of Claims at
Washington has decided a claim to the
amount of $3.50. 600 against the United
in favor of the widtw of Rec
side, for many years a great mail con-
The court reported a bill TO
Congress- granting her the amount,
which was Immediately passed unani-
By the House.
A BILL has been introduced into the
North Carolina legislature entitled IAN
act to encourage and promote matrimo-
n.y." This bill authorizes the Judges
Of the supreme and superior courts,
and all licensed practising attorneys-at
aw, to solemnize the rites Of matrimo-
~, under the same rules as justices of
he peace. and ministers of the Gospel.
The slang phrase mot a red cent"
must shortly become obsolete, for the
lew cen is as white as silver. II is
made chiefly from nickel, and is about
.qeal in circum furence and weight to the
present half cent, and is thicker than
hat coin. II bears on its face a flying
iagle, with the date of issue, and on IFS
diverse a wreath of maize encircling
he words. "One Cent" 1t has no ring I
nd is a great improvement on the pres
mt coin. {
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PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH DANGEROUS OR
SCR0fULA TUM0RS OR ULCERS, SHOULD
Read WI FOLLOWING:
TowxsEsD Huron Co.. o.. OF la

TOWNSEND Huron Co. o.. O:t 1854.
DR.. II. TUEHs--Sir;-As 1 have received very great
help from your treatment. and notice similar results
uTOn several Of my friends, l feel it a duty to send you
my name for public reference.
A tumor became noticeable in my right breast nine
years ago. For threc years it caused but little atten-
ton, but subsequently it grew faster and caused me =
great deal Of suffering. The increase OF size at last be
came very great; the entire side WAS largely swollen
and the right arm so affected "a to be nearly useless.
We sought the advice and aid Of many phys:cims who
termed IL q scrofular or cancerous tumOr. NotEith-
standing all their efforts to reduce the pain. it became
intolerable and unceasing. l was urged to have the
entire breast removed with the knife. and q Iiy was
appointed for the purpose; but my positive refusal to
sua NIT, prevented the operation L was able With diff
teulty to walk Under your treatment the ain has
been overcome; the tumor materially reduced and the
arm fully restored. We had tried many remedies be-
fore. but the effects Of none can compare with this
Ny general health has been improved nearly as much
as the side. IL is nov over a year since the improve
ment took place. Yours, sc.
Jan 2f Mrs. GEO.
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CEILING OFF AT COST
VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE

W ALO ADLE fIIOI Ehll IOr GALL
The following property, belonging to the estate oil
Asael Adams, deceased, is offered at private sale:
LIST. The franklin House, on the cUrner OF Market
and Liberty streets. This house is as we'll located for
a tavern stand, as any in town. The grounds are an
pie, the reputation Of the house has been well maintain
ed by it's present occupant. Mr.. Wm. Williams, and it
is capable Of accommodating so to 80 guests
I'd. The double dwelIiI z house on Vine street, inme-
diately north of the last mentioned house. Zach OF
these buildings. with the land, will be sold low, and the
terms Of payment made to suit purchasers.
Apply to HENRY STILES,
Or c.. A. ADAMS.
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Sudden Death.

Sudden Death.
On Saturday. the 24th inst, RALPH FREE.
MAN. Esq. died suddenly at his residence in
BracevilIe. in the sd year his of age.
Mr.. 2. had been slightly unwell for a few
d-ys, but was not confined to the house, and on
the morning of his death. after partaking of
breakfast with the family, was sitting in his
chair, conversing chesrfully when he suddenly
expired
He was one of the earliest settlers of the
county. (having resided at his late residence for
about half a century, and was one of its most
respected and valuable citizens.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

~ 1 shall offer at Public yendue. on The 3ist day Of
January, AID. le57. the following described rtai es-
tate. situate in the township Of Hartford, Trumbail
County. Ohio. by order Of Court. viz; BSunded as fol
lows; Beginning 4 the northeast corner Of land he
longing to David Jones-in lot No. Is in said township.
running thence south fry four chains. i've links and
one third, to Levi CratOn's land thence east nine
chains and twenty nine links TO a jog in said Cations
land. and so continuing on said CratohS north line.
to the road leading from the east ard vest centre read
70 the Orsngsvslle road; thence north along said cross
roal to the 0rangevlle road; thence westerly along
said 0r1ngsvilIe road to the place OF beginning-co1-
tanning about one hundred and seventy ave acres OF
land. To be sold as the property Of Samuel Hewet and
widow in said premises. and on deferred payments.
L. C. JONES. Guard.
jap. :. IS57-lt Of Samuel and George W. HsNet-