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Sup. iIaight presented a report in reference
to swamp lands in 7. Sc, L. ,, which was
accepted, and So were ordered to be paid
him for extra services in this behalf
The chairman was directed 10 enter salts
faction on mortgage given by Jas. McBur-
ney for $1,000, the same having been paid in
full
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,. C CHtNP1 N OCTANIcs n HANBTEf.
LAND AGENCY IN OTTAWA: /:
CHAMPLlN & HANBURY

Attorney at LsftC.
Once in Nat;nger's Block, south side Of the Cour;
House Square, IN the occupied by A ". Cav
ARY. E-q- Attorney and Counsellor Law. who will be
connected with all legal cases committed ed
10 future. Ottawa, May 10, 1856
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On motion of Sup. Clark, the petition, re-
monstrance, &c, in reference to creating a
new town out of township 81, range s.,
were referred to committee on township or
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DUFF,S MERCANTILE
G 9 T. E K & IS !,

Philo Hall, IS Sd st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
TTNHE oldest, most extensive and most perfect
/ ly organized COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in
the United States: The only one in the State
acting under Legislative Charter.
TRUSTEES.
His Excellency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President elect of the United States.
Hon. JUDGE WILKINS, Hon. CHARLES NAYLoR,
Hon. JUDGE HAMPTON Gen. ]. K. MooRuEAD
Hon. JuDGE LowRIE.
p. DUFF; (author Duf's system of Mercan-
tile and Steamboat Book -Keeping,) President
of the faculty, consisting of from twelve to
fifteen Professors and Lecturers, including one
of the best Penmen in the United States.
The Students of this Institution obtain the
following important advantages over all others
in the West.
1st. A training for business by practical
tensive inland and shipping business.
I'd. Their Diploma bears the signature of
the author of a system of Bookkeeping, sano-
toned by the Chamber of Commerce, of New
York, as the best in our Language-see circu-
lar p. II.
Sd. A new and abbreviated method ei
Double Entry.
4th. The Private Ledger, not taught in any
other College. =
5th. Single Entry Books changed into
Double Entry. ~
9Th. Improved forms of Bill Books; direct.
| ly checking the Ledger.
7th. Improved form of Check Book-sim-
! plifying the Bank Account.
9Th. Rules for determining the precise ma
| turity of notes. 9.a. ta3 3F5q ea
9th. Rules for adjusting deranged Double
Entry Books.
10th. Partnership Settlements by Single
Entry.
1Ith. Jeint Account Settlements, with par.
tial and complete sales.
18th. Three different methods of intro
ducing a now partner.
18th. Six examples Of Books opened with
special conditions.
1l4th, Dissolution and winding up partner-
ship Books.
18TH Sale and transfer of interest from
one partner to another.
See test problems on the above-oirpular
lp. 20.
Psnmanship, Mercantile Arithmetic, Com,
Ethics, Political Economy and Detecting Ceun-
terfeit Bank Notes are all included with our
College Course of Book Keeping.
About 4OQO Students have been qualified
for business Ia this Institution.
Circulars and specimens of Penmanship
mailed free.
DUFF's BOOKKEEPING, Harpsr's new and
enlarged edition PIP. 222 royal octave. Price
81 so; postage q cents. =
DUFF'S STEAMBOAT BOOK-KERPING.-
Price 81; postage . cents. Gold by the Book
sellers generally.
Will b published in few weeks. aBusiness
and Ornamental Penmanship." by J. s. Dun.
can, professor Of penmanship in this institu-
lks
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Legal Notice.

Joseph n. THOMPSON. Isaac Keer and Ma
j riah Keer, his wife, the children of Will
liam Thompson, Jr. whose names are unknown;
Elizabeth v. Cooper and Sarah Amanda Coop
ey, children of Sarah Ann Cooper. John G..
Thompson, Isaac D. Thompson, James w.
Thompson; Hannah D. Heui lit, 4 her husband
whose name is unknown) Albert P. Thomp
SON, Harvey D. Thompson, Westley 7. F.
Thompson, Isaiah Z. w. Tho mpson, Eleanor
S. Hartley and her husband, (whose name is
unknown) will take notice that on the 18th
day of September, 1857, Isaac Murray, Execu-
tor, and Ann Thompson, Executrix, of the last
will and testament of William Thompson, filed
their petition in the probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, which is still pending in said
Court, asking for leave to complete certain
contract (entered into by said testator in his
life time) by making to said Joseph H. Thomp-
son, deed for and on behalf of said defendant,
for the following land in said County, to
wit
The south east quarter of the north west
quarter and the north east quarter of the south
west quarter of section 20, in township 6, Of
range Z, except acres sold off the e: q side
of the last described tract, to David Knapp
Also 4 part of the west half of the north west
quarter of said section, beginning for the same
at the south east corner of said lot, thence
west II rods to stone, thence north % degrees
east SO rods to stone, thence north 64 rods to
a corner stone, thence north IS degrees east II
rods to q stone, thence south los rods to the
place of beginning, containing in all 81 acres,
mora or less. Said petition will be for hear
ing on the 18th day of October 1857.
HoLLIsrER, OKEY & HoLLIsTER.
@ Attys for Petitioners.
September Esd, 1S57-3w.
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.

Hosgoscays Pills The medical atten-
dant gives to his patient the drug which
he suppeses proper for the complaint.
Maekl his treatment is based on sapposi-
siom onty. He does not recognize the
great fact that all the forms of disease
result from a single cause, the presence of
Q destructive principle, in the fluid which
should sustain and vivify the solid portions
sf the body It Is then--on the very ell
emeats of vitality-on tAe recretions and
the blood HoLLowAY's PILLS exer-
else the disinfectsnt aud conservative in.
fluence. The unseen fountins, as we'll as
the palpable issues Of disease, are assailed
BY this mighty antidote. 1t affects the
bile, the gastric juice. the lymph, the blood,
and burgers them of ofeverything pernicious
to health and yigor, which may have con-
tamiuated their natural purity. Where
symptoms are merely supposed, . relapse
may, be anticipated, but when the seeds
ofthe disordersre destroyed or expelled.
the cure is radical. lse
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Administrators Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the 7th day of November,
~ 1857, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A.
n, and o'clock, p. NJ on said day, on the
premises hereinafter described, situate in Mon
roe county, Ohio, l will sell at public auction,
the following described real estate, to wit:
The north east quarter of the north east
quarter of section Is, township 6, aud Range
Z, upon the following terms.
One-third in hand, one-third in one year and
the residue in two years, with interest on the
deferred payments from the day of sale, to be
secured to the satisfaction Of the undersigned
DANIEL ROBBINS, Admir-. of
Oct. I, 1857. Anderson Robbins, decd.
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MoTfAr's LIFE PILLS AND pHGNIx B

XorKAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BIT
rms. The Importance Of, keeping the
digestive and respiratory organs in good
health in this country, cannot be too often
urged upon the unacclimated. The dis
ease which settler sand travellers are sub
ject to ere Fevers, loss Of appetite. Dys-
pepsia, Eyresipelas, Nightmare, Pleurisy
and Bronchitis. For all these disorders
the Meffat Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
have bees found sovereign remedy, and
viii insigorate and strengthen the system.
Sold BY the Proprietor, w. B. Mofat,
y35 Broadway, New York, and by his
Agents. s..lg.s,..s -. ss.s@s e,
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

DUDOLPH BERGY, Charles Bergy, Frederick
IN Bergy, Jacob Bergy, Samuel Bergy, and
Hixabeth Bergy, the heirs at Law Of Jonn Bergy
Sen., deceased, will take notice that John Rergy
jr., has fled his petition in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, in which
he demands partition Of the south west quar-
ter of the south west quarter, of section three;
township four, of range four, lying and being
in said Monroe county.
Said petitioner demands onersevanth part of
said premises, as ops of the heirs Of said John
Bersy, Sen-, deoezseds and that dover be assign
ed to Elizabeth Rergy, widow Of said depedent
in said premistS. S
ARGHn0Lp 8 RICHARDSON,
Sept. 16, 1857. Attty1 for Petitioner.
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Notice

rs hereby given to all whom it may coucsrn
/ that certain note of hand given by the
undersigned to George w. Murphy, for the
sum of forty-eight dollars, bearing date June
Oath, 1857, aud due six months after date, was
obtained by said Murphy without valuable
and l am determined not to
pay it. JOHN GAMBS.
Oct. II, 1857 st.
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Attachment Notice

William ShephaFd, Plaintiff, REFORK John
- sxss agaiast tHn llB.ardmors, q
Msses shephsrds and Lsben Justice Of the
shspharl, Defendants. Peace of Wash
Ington toehshir, Monroe county, Ohio, on the
30th day Of Sept. 1857, said Justice issued an
erdsr Of attachment in the above case, for the
sum OF ONE hundred and sixty nine dollars
xnd tliirtsen cents. Said case "a set for hear
ing ON the 2lst day of Now, 1857, 1t O'Clock
g n. Of said day. = ssos ss s.s n ;
sz ~ WILLIAM SHEPPARD, Plaintiff.
Oct. n, 1SSz. .pd. stss $50
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Mankind Wonders, but Believes.
WHY ARE DISEASES rATALi

Merely becase physicians prescribing fol
their effects, instead of their cause, try to re-
lieve symptoms instead of Graduating their root.
The action of these Pills is precisely the re-
verse. They expel from the secretive organs
and the circulation the morbid matter which
produces INfLAMATION, PAIN, FEVER, DE-
BILITY and PHYSICAL DECAY; and the basis
of disease being removed, its manifestations
vanish. While ordinary remedies only afford
temporary respite to the sufferer, these
pills annihilate the disorder.
STOMACH IND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
These are the complaints of the million.
Few escape them, and, il neglected, they lead
to immeasurable dangerous maladies. But
Why neglect them when HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
will eradicate them as certainly as water ex-
tinguishes fret During the last quarter Of .
century these wonderful pills have been ma
tionslized in all parts sfthe world. They are
admitted by virtue Of special DEGREES into the
dominions Of despotism, and have become the
great household remedy in this our own Re-
publicau America
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

s. B. Au,a BEFORE 1ns'ios j. Of the sets psaa.
Zephaniah Birch. in and for Salem town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio, writ OF attach
ment was sued out on the 2lst day OF Sept,
1857, in favor of the plaintiff and against the
defendant who is a nonresident, for the sum
of $l3 81. s. B. AURILLA WOOD.
Oct IA lS57.-3w.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
A. C. Arehbold pEFoRE Joel F. Randolph
VS.. ID Justice of the Peace in
H. IT. Helmbold. and for Center township,
Monroe County, Ohio, o writ of attachment has
been issued ont by the Plaintiff, against the
Defendant, for the sum OF ten dollars, the De-
fendant being nonresident. tFg
Z s''s A. C. ARCHBoLD.
e Oct. %, ls57-3w. ba N "a
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BOOKS! BOOKS!!
| STATIONERY.
WALL PAPER,
Window Blinds,
&c, &C., &c.,
AT WHEELING PRICES!
HyHE undersigned have just opsnea . BOOK
J. STORE in Weodsfeld, in tho room former
ly occupied by the Journal; where they
have well selected variety of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
McGuaey's Spoilers,
McGufey's Readers,
Rays Arithmetics,
Pinneo's Grammars,
Willards Histories, &c., &c.
Comprising all the books adopted by the
Teachers' Associatisps tegsther with many
others:
MACAyLAYs, :;
HUNKS.
BANCROFrs,
PRESCoTTA
and other histories. Also variety at hagra-
phies and auto-biographies:
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
From splendid morecce.hopnd gilt-edgsd HAS,
trated quarto Bihlea, down to the NEST useless
twenty-five cent novel: asts
ALBUMS,
GIFT BOOKS aud
TOY BOOKS.
in the greatest variety. But call and see then;
they can't be enumerated.
s.. STA TT @ N e r Y
Including all styles and varieties Of paper from
the most common cap to the most highly nm
ished English note paper:
BLANK hooks,
INK STANDS,
PEN HOLDERS,
PENCILS,
PENS,
INKS,
and numbsrlsas athsr etcetsras, to tedious to
mention.
WA T. RARE7,
an extensive variety Of patterns and prices.
Any book any pattern Of NALL paper q any,
thing else III our line that Ne nay ndt hsxe on
hand, ve can procure 9a shoEt nsties i a oF.
der Is left,
Wheeling Retail Iieoe 4
! al 1s will ask knowingly fsr .ny sztlol6.
yylLxzMA1Is 8 lFlIQx
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State Of Ohio, Monroe County.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF SAID COUNTY.

lSnA0 Oc OAtO sCO0 ~ i .4ss
Daniel Walton, ~ Administrators Of William c.
Walton, Deceased, Plaintiff,
against
William Norris, Son. and William Norris, Jr.,
Defendants.
NTILLIAM NORRIS, Jr., Ia hersby notified
w that Daniel Walton, a. the Administra-
tor of William C. Walton, deceased, on the
22d day Of August, A. D. 1857, fled in the
Court Of Common Pleas of said county of Mon
roe, his petition, stating among other matters
that William Norris, Sen., is indebted to the
estate Of said William C. Walton, a. shown BY
certain judgments in said court In favor Of said
estate, and against said Norris, and that in the
year A. d. 1874, the said William Norris, Sen.
conveyed the north west quarter Of the seuth
west quarter of section thirty, in township
three of range four; and the north west quar-
ter Of the north east quarter Of section thirty
six, in the same township and range, in said
county, to the said William Norris, il, without
consideration, and for the purpose Of defraudi
ing his creditors, and asks In said petition
that said conveyance by William Norris, Sen.
to William Norris, il, may be ret asids, and
that the said William Norris, Js. II he claims
any ttsts to said premises by virtue ak said
deed Of conveyance, may answer said petition;
the plaintiff will ask . hearing of said petition
at the next term of said court.
HoLLIsrER, 0KKx 4 HoLIIsfsa
Avg. rs, lS57.-6w. Att'ys fer Plaintiff
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NERVOUS DISORDERS.

Death is simply total paralization of the
nerves of motion and sensation, and any de-
rangementof Of these deiecate organsafects dis
astrously both the body and the mind. To
the nervous invalid HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are
an article of prime necessity. They impart
tone and vigor to. the internal organs, and
consequently to the nervous system, which
pervades and connects them. Hence their
marvellous cures of HYsrERiA, Nervous TwiTcn.
ixds. and other kindred COMPLAINTS
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Sunfish Machine ).
Shop.
WILLIAM LITTEN, Proprietor

fFHR undsnisnfd has purchased the whole Of
the Sunfsh Machine shop. and Blacksmith
shsp hsrstoSors managed BY Herman and Nc
Bride. sg Eis
He il prepared to do any and all kinds Of
work In the very best style, and u moderate
prices.
This sstablishment has reputation equal
I'D By none other in the county.
WM. LITTEN. !.
Oct. as, 1857.
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The examination will commence each day
precisely at o'clock, A. NJ, and Teachers not
present at that hour, will not be examined.
BY order of the Board.
I JOHN MOORE, Clerk.
Woeds6eld, Sept. %, 1857.
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49, s,. ,. -,
NJ. nosAcA-Dees Sss: nAve FeNd y -
newspaper many assounss q 0ures sneossa ~
your oosnaavian hsmedlSs' bnt consider mv
own ease . 'sas. as intsfes.ins ana = marvss-
o.s any OF .nem... 90 iar = yon are co.,
cerneo, one ssst,mon'si more OF .sse = o. hssse
consequence. Tour iAme 70 estaDnshsd, ana
nut Tor she bensnt Of my isAow FsaeqsNt !
desire % make knowntne Iaess. " Pse =, s71e4'
upon you, A. tns instance o. dear l1ee1 g
the xlst OF March last, had bsen nins ysaseb
sufferer from e,sarrA. . The E. isris.sioaa e -
ssn.s - ts.a a. .as,.s;mss - % + I. .lns.. -, Srers - -.
osuld mot slssp, and was nsvsr me ftsll 9
pleasant donations. At various tilnss ~
different physieisns bad attended NE eseAeoa
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&CAUTi0Nl---None, are genuine unless
the words aHoiloway. NeW York and Lon.
don" are discsrnible as a Water Mark in every
leaf Of the book of directions around each pot
or bog; the same may be plainly seen by hold
inghe leaf to Ms light A handsome reward
will be given to any one rendering such in
formation as may lead to the detection of any
party or parties counterfeiting the medicines
or vending the same, knowing them to be spu-
rious.
Sold at the manufactory Of Professor
HoLLowAy, so Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
and 81 each. hzases its
~ There is . considerable saving BY TAX
Ing one Of tho larger sizes. ts'Fs
N B--Dirsctions for the guidancs Of patients
in every disorder are amxed TO each box.
Oct. IA, 1s57--ly. -
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Darlington Lodge. No. ass,
MAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

NJ Af1I Nh CO N M IOSIONEIS'0 . OALE.
s'ilman +: 7; Powell RYn n,ds..s ,i5tss 70 Of S. !.
Edward Smiths Adm'rs. directed from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county,
Ohio, in the above case, will offer for sale at
public auction at the door Of the courthouse
in said county, on
Saturday the Gath day Of October, 1887,
between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and
four O'Clock p. H., on said day, the following
described tract of land situate in said county,
to wit:
The south east quarter Of the sosth east
quarter Of section ton; in township two, and
range four, containing forty acres. more aF
less. WIN. OKKY,
Sept. 80. 81 10 Mas. Com. N. c. O.
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PHYSICAL PROSTRATION--.
FEEBLE HEALTH.

In cases Of General Debility, and that decay
of bodily powers, to which no fixed character
as disease can be assigned, the rcnovating ef-
feet of fthese Pills is astonishing. The whole
system seems to recaperate under their in
fuence. The eve resumes its lustre, the mus
cles their firmness, and every animal function
receives new vital impulse. Such has been
the experiences, such 4; ths testimony of hun
dreds of thousands.
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Blank Deeds and Mortgages,
for sale AZ this Qf3pe
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THE SPIRIT OF DEM0CRACY
TO TEACHERS.

THE Board of Examiners of Monroe County,
L Ohio, will, for the purpose of examining
Teachers and granting Certificates to those
found qualified, hold meetings in the Woods
field Union School, on each of the following
days, viz:
Saturday, Gath Oct. at o'cloek 4. III.
" It'll Nor. Z" i"
5M Dec 90" "
-" 18th {"
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iN.b.Den nc rsei1ea s'''s T;'' for
taxes, of less denom-
ination than Five Dol
lars, except upon the
solvent Banks ofOhio
Every taxpayer is
respectfully requested
to remember the
number of the section
in which his lands
are and also to pre-
sent his Receipts to.
the Treasurer, for.
work done ON the
public roads, the.
same as heretofore.
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c0MPLALNT,S or FEMALEs.

The functional Irregularities peculiar to the
weaker sex, are invariably corrected without
pain or Inconvenience by the use Of HOLLO-
WAYS PILLS. They are the safest and surest
medicine for all the diseases Of childhood,
and itmay be said of these Pills, as of the Re-
publican institutions, that they promote sthe
greatest good of thegreatest number"
r. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS ARE THE
BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN THE
WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING DIS
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4 10 the laX-Eayefs OIL monroe County,
IN pursuance OF Law Frederick Kolcr Treasurer and Collector said hereby
the table showing the number hundred dollars taxable
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Septeinber Esd, ls57.-3w.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
SheriH,s Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution issued out of the Honora
ID bic District Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict, and to directed and delivered, for Judgment
rendered in said Court the twentysxth day of De-
cember, A. D. 1856 in favor of Charles Hosmer A. W.
Snyder and w. Tallmage and against j. NJ. Furshutz
for the sum of Seven Thousand and Eightysix dollars
and thirty cents with interest said Of Sew
en- Thousand and eightysix dollars and thirty three
CENTS from the 26th day of December 1885, at the rate
Of ten per per until paid together with thr
y-eight dollars and eighty cents of suit herein
taxed and all accruing costs. lave levied upon and
seized and will public sale at the Court House
door in Nevada city, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of JANUARY, A. D. 1857, at
O'Clock, ?. NJ all the right title, and interest of the
said j. NJ Furshutz in and to the following described
property situated and being in the city and county
Nevada, and State of California, to-Mit
A lot particularly described as follows: Commencing
at the west corner the American Market Lot on Main
street the junction with Commercial street, in Ne
yada city thence running 81 west, along the eastcrly
side of Main street, fifty feet to the southwest corner
of the lot owned by Kent, thence north ftysix
sixty-s feet and six inches thence north SO IA
fifteen feet to the westerly side of cayote street, south
73 IA cast throne feet to the north east corner of
the American Market lot aforesaid, thence 40 "a
west along the northery side of said American Market
lot sixty eight feet and six inches to the place of be-
ginning, being the lot decided by Charles II. Balm
to Flurshutz Hilfrch. lot described follows to-
wit On the south side of Spring street. in the Block
between Bridge street Mill street, Factory street and
spring street commencing at the corner
of b. F. Stokes ot and distant from the southwestery
corner of Bridge and Spring street. elshtyhree feet
twenty feet thence south 81 l2 east fifty three
and gig feet to Bridge street, thence north "A IA
fest along the westerly side Bridge street
thence 81 IA > ffty-six and six inches, thence
north "a forty feet the place of beginning
Spring street, being the lot dcedcs 10y John L,
Brown to Flurshutz and Hefrich.
Also Lot situated side of Cayote street fronting
said Cayote street, thrtysx feet running back
the ravine to the opposite side Together with ali and
singular, the tenements, hcrediaments thcreuno be-
longing or in any wise appertainng.
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,
Sheriff Nevada County.
0J
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MONUMENTAL HOTEL.

THIS NEW AND SPACIOUS HOTEL, lately erected
j the site formerly occupied by the Pacific Res.
tauran over the bridge loot Of Main street Nevada
daton cf the public generally on and after January
1857. "
lThe proprietor would ipyite the attention of the
travelling portion Of the community especially the
fact that having spared neither trcpbleor expense to
meet the entire wants Of the public and having nioit
desirable location in the business part ofthe city,
immedinte vicinity of the California Stage Co, Tce-
graph and Express Offices.
HAVTNG Il NUMBER OF GOOD. APARTMENTS,
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF F4MILLRS
At the Most Reasonable Terms,
And conducting his House on strict emperance prin
cpes thus aording superior acaemnpdatiops to those
wishing QUIET HOME. - ''t''' e. -" -
He begs leave 10 inform the citizens of seYada and the
public generally that every atenti will be given TO
promote the comfort and merit the patronage e those
who may favor him with cali
SAMUEL W. CRUSH Proprietor.
Nevada, December 26-3m