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The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

On Saturday evening while
mocracy were holding their
pow.wow in front Of the Orle
rel, the following scene occ,
Murray's bookstore:
A large crowd Of persons
zing in 1t the window, admil
newly received equestrian p'
Gen. Scott. One man ren,ar
the ''picture Of the General ",
good looking as the original. I"
"And why NOT" Observed q
der.
Because" was the reply,
seen him, and been on the ba,
with him."
" Then, ] suppose you are
remarked . third person. in|
lively.
"Nc sir" replied the first
:" ] am not. ! am q democrat
" Then why don't you turn
evening with the party, and 4
Pierce and King?"
"I'll tell you," said the D|
proudly, "beeaase, l will neJ
up arms against an old hero|
port a bastard General and
herow
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The Journal des Deba,, s.v. that N,

The Journal des Debdts says that there
exists now in France the fellow.trss to
the wsll-known cedar Of Lebanon in the
"Jardin des Plsntes';; both Of them hav-
ing beer brought from the East in hat,
BY the captain Of a trading vessel, who
sold them to the botanist Jupieu. The
tree now growing in the "Jardin des
Plantes" was injured BY lightning, bat
notwithstanding has now Z circunfsr-
enee OF ten feet ct height Of six feet
from the ground. The other, which 10
growing in the park Of the chateau Of
Mentiguy Lsneoup, has at the same
height cireumfsrencs Of twsnty-one
fee., and shows corresponding spread
Of limb and foliage.
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The Ohio University at Athej |
late commencement, conferred
gree Of D. D., on the Rev. E. \
one of the Bisheps Of the Method
copal Church.

One Of the wealthisst houses |
has thade . prsposition to Lij
Wells & Co, of New York. to I'D
them in the navigation Of the |
ranean and Atlantic by steam. i
propose to connect with the Al
line at Havana and have par
service rendered between Hav;|
New York. In case the uniol
effected, the Sandman govsrnn|
agreed to guarantee four per 4
annum interest, for twsnty.iv|
besides = large subventien for |
Six steamers are 10 be built, fod
gland and two in the United
There 10 little doubt that Liz
Wells 4 Co. will accept the prs|
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

A DosE.---Three small boys went
into an apothecary's few days since,
when one urchin cried out,
"A cents worth Of rock candy
Don't sell cents WORTH was the
reply.
The boys adjourned outside, and
held a consultation, and then entered,
all smiling.
'Do you sell three cents WORTH
Yes, l will sell three cents worth.
We'll, we han't got them,' was the
quick response, as the boys left the
store.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

Fire in Napa.-A friend at Benz
cia writes US that he is just in from
Napa Valley, where a most destruc.
tive and appalling fire is raging.
burning grass and hay. The fire was
near the city Of Napa, and f ars were
entertained that it would destroy the
town, as high wind was driving it
rapidly in the direction Of the city.
The citizens had turned out and were
endeavoring TO stay its progress, but
with little success >>..State Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01
Post OMce In Nevada County.

Post OMice In Nevada County.
We have remarked before that Ne.
vada county is the poorest supplied in
the matter Of postal arrangements OF
any county in the state nearly approx
imating to it in business and popula-
ton. Many Of our important towns
are entirely unsupplied; but the man.
ncr in which the administration Of the
affairs of the Offices in the places
where they are established is conduc-
ted, is positively scandalous. Com
plants are uttered on all sides of the
ca, ,elessness and neglect continually
evinced in the transmission of mail
matter to and from this ,ity. On ev-
cry arrival of an United States mail,
our citizens are compelled to wait two
or three days after the arrival of the
express matter for their letters per
mail. With the first intelligence Of
the arrival of the last mail, came pa
pers and letters per Wells, Fargo &
Co., and Adams Il Co., the United
States mail not yet even expected
the next night many citizens congre-
gated at the post office, but all was
dark-no mail had arrived. On the
third night the mail arrived, and on
the next day. for the first time the
people Of Nevada were able to get
their letters. For much Of this delay
and disappointment the post Offices at
San Francisco and Sacramento are
responsible. The indifference the Of
ficials evince in those cities to the
necessities Of the interior counties is
culpable in the highest degree. We
find it almost impossible to transmit
letters or papers safely from this city
to San Francitco, Auburn, or else
where, and several Of our exchanges,
that we regularly send our paper to
by mail, frequently come to US marked
pL. ex. We are thoroughly convinced
that the post Office department Of this
State is entirely mismanaged through
the carelessness Of small officials, and
neglect Of greater ones We ask as
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q right that as much attention be paid
to forwarding the mails Of our county
as is paid to those of San Francisco.
The business of the department is not
done when a San Francisco merchant
gets his letters.
The inhabitants for miles round
flock into this city, Grass Valley and
Rough and Ready on the news of the
arrival Of the mail below, and if the
mail hither is not faithfully transmit
ted, they are compelled to return dis
appointed and dissatisfied.
We intend to have more to say
about this subject if occasion requires.
As matters now stand, our citizens
are subjected to inconvenience Of the
most annoying description, which
might be easily removed by proper
care on the part Of post office officials.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

LIauoR LAW At NEWPORT un-
derstand that the trial Of complaints for
selling liquor at Newport, K. l., COM
msnced yesterday, . large number Of
persons being present from Prevideace
and other places No result was reach
ed, and the examination will be csntin.
ued to-day. In tho mean time liquor 10
as openly sold in Newport - it was pre-
vious to the passage Of the new law.
Boston Traveller.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

T. BUTLER KIxa.-We e led
the papers below that this gel
has resigned his Office as Coll
the port Of San Francisco, 4
his resignation has been acce|
the President Of the United s.
In Mr.. King the Custom lid
lost an able officer and courtel
tleman. We have not Learned
TO be bis successor.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

PRocREss OF RAILWAYS IN SPAIN
The municipality Of Seville has just I'M
itatsd the example given by that Of Ca
dix-it has applied to the government
for authorization to sell the rural proper.
ty Of the town, 70 purchase with its pro-
duce shares in the Andaluaisn Railway.
One Of these properties, the Sierra de
Tejada, 10 "a leagues in circumference,
and by being divided into moderate lots
will bring an excsediagly large SUN.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

One half Of mankind pass their
lives in thinking how they shall get q
dinner, and the other half in thinking
what they shall get; and the first are
much less injured BY occasional fasts
than are the latter by constant fcasts.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

TIE MINERs' CONVENTION. Il
derstand that this convention
jamestown on Saturday last, |
journsd sine die without transac c
important business. A commi
appointed to draw mp an addrel
miners Of California. The rel
asd addresses were ordered 70 1
ed.--San Jooq. Republican.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

Man Killed. peaceab|
Of San Antonio was thrown
state Of alarm on Sunday morn
by a fight which took place
some parties in a dance houI
have not heard the cause of
but it resulted in an Irishman
a Mexican, who fell and imn|
expiI ed. An investigation tod
and a verdict Of justifiable .
returned. The accused, howe
the camp Immediately. Cal. |
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

THE CASE OF DR. KIHo.--l
from Athens in the Augsbur
msins Zeifsng, dated July 2
that an American frigate hal
ed at the Piraeus a few day
ously, and cast anchor there. 1
The arrival Of Mr.. Marsh, the VI
lister ut Constantinople, with
steamers, for the purpose Of
the affair Of DR.. King.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

the FIRE ANNIHILAToR.-A second
trial Of PHILIPPE Fire Annihilator, upon
= wooden building erected in the public
garden, in Boston. took place on the
10th Of August. The building was fred
and the flames allowed to get we'll m
der way, when two annihilators were
applied, and the fire promptly extin-
guished.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

There is a man out west so forget
ful Of faces that his wife 10 compelled
20 keep wafer stuck on the end Of
her nose, that he may distinguish her
from the other ladies, but this does not
prevent him from making occasional
mistakes.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

A western editor speaks sf Sae cir.
cumstance Of bird building its nest
upon a ledge ever the door Of doc
tors office, as an attempt to rear its
young in the very jaws Of death.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

DR.. Marvel says, after hearing a
dull sermon preached by a dandy, he
asked friend what he thought Of the
discourse. He replied in his usual
quaint, queer style: !" IF they 60 on
preaching in this way, the grass will
soon be knee-deep in the streets of
heaven.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

John Wesley Sterling formsrl|
as IN efficient clergyman Of ~
Church Of ". j., died recent |
Lunatic Asylum, where be has 81
fiLed for the past tive years.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

SUIcIDE.-A man by the mani
vid Staffy, aged IS or 40 year,
Washington county, Pa, commi
eide on Saturday night, at the |
Houss, on X street, by stabbind
in the breast. Union,
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

The first hour person spends at
sea is commonly devoted to admiring
mans triumph over the dscp--.the
next, in admitting that the deep is
gradually triumphing over him. Stew
ard, where's my room? / begin to
feel as if / should very soon need q
little weak brandy or a good deal Of
tin basin.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

The San Francisco Joxr7|
that an artesian well has bed
in that city, on Sansome stirred
depth of $50 feet, from which
volume Of pure. cool, swee
gushss, sufficient to supply al
tity Of water carts constantly
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

A dsstrcetive 6re occurred in Dun-
mile, Canada West, (absut SIS miles from
Bufslo) on Friday night 18th August.
II broke out in the most densely occu-
pied portion Of the village, and devasta.
ted no less than an acre and half Of
land closely covered with stores and
workshops
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

A neat little theatre is beind
on Centre street. by q con|
young men styling themsel
"Mokelumne Kill Histrionic ]
ton. - Cdlareyas CAron.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

A modern philosopher, taking the mo-
tion Of the earth en- its axis at seventeen
miles . second, says that If yen take of
your hat in the street to bow to your
friend, you 60 seventeen miles bare
headed, without taking cold.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

The Plague in Hdyti.- The schr.
Mary B. Knapp, Capt. Wilson, from
Cape Hayti, 22d Of July. arrived at
New York, reports that most malig-
nant epidemic was raging at the time
somewhat resembling the plague in its
effects.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

The IRISH EXODUS. emigration
from Ireland to the United States for
the half year ending June. 1852, num-
bsred 62.373, against IS ,97S during the
corresponding period last year. For
July the migration was 9,193 against
ll,245 last year. The above fgsrss
show quite . falling of this year.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

SUPPORT o. PAUPERs IN New YoRK.--
The expenses of the New York City
Almshsuse, for tho month Of Jsly, q.
mounted to $74, ,404. The paupsr popu.
lation sustained by il numbered 5529.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

Nearly the whole population Of the
country seems now 10 be on the whig
platform. The wings are standing on
it, and the democrats are lying ON it.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

Female pedestrians are allowed to
pass the Augusta toll bridge free of
charge, by recent vote Of the propri-
etors of the bridge. The down-east-
ers don't believe in tolling the bellies.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

The Norfolk Beacon says it is sup
posed the destination Of the U. s.
steamer Saranac, about to depart from
Philadelphia, is the exploration Of the
river Amazon.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

A young lady in the interior of In
diana thinks of coming to California to
get married, for the reason that she
has been told that in this country the
men folks rock the cradle
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01
WEDNESDAY, SEP TIM1ER 20, 1889.
REGULAR wHIG NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT sfN. ].
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM. A. GRAHAM OF n. 6.

WILLIAM. 4. GRAHAM Of n. G.
Far PresidentiaI Electors:
ID. II. HASKELL. Of San Francisco;
JOHN c. FALL. Of Yuba;
J. f. HALE, Of Placer;
THOMAS d. JOHNS, Of San Diego.
Fer Congress
GEO. B. TTNGLEY, of Santa Clara;
PHILLIP L. EDWARDS.oe Sacramento.
Fo. Judges Of the Supreme Court:
STANTON BUCKNER, of Nevada;
Vacancy to be filed.
For Clerk sf the Spvveme S'ourt:
w. w. HAWKS, Of klamath.
For District Judge.
Henry p. Watkins, of Yuba.
For Senator Of N -vada County.
John Anderson, of Nevada.
For Assemblymen.
J>seph r. Beard, of Woods Ravine
N. A. Watson, Of Deer Creek,
A. A. Sargent, of Nevada.
For Sheriff
N. c. Harrison, of Bridgeport.
For County Clerk,
Theodore Miller, Of Grass Valley.
For Treasurer.
II. 7. Collins, Of Rough & Roady.
For Assessor
S. S. Fields, Of Sweetland's.
Coroner,
r. w. Foulkes, Of Bear Rivr.
Public Administrater.
G. w. Dickinson, Of Little York.
County Attorney,
c. Wilson Hill, Of Nevada.
County Surveyor.
John Day, Of Grass Valley.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

A Scotch political economist being
asked the meaning sf metaphysics,
explained it as follows: "When the
party whs listens dinna ken what the
party who speaks means, and the par.
ty who speaks dinna ken what he
means himself 10 metaphysics.
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-01

"Well, Joe. what do You thin
chance Of the election of Pierce
one democrat Of another. "Fal
the laconic reply. y.-Louispilk \
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DESTINY.
CAREFULLY CALCULATED
AND SET ON PAPER.


ARRIVAL Of DIR. &. w. ROBACK NJ New York.
The celebrated DIR T.. w Roback, rom Sweden,
Professor Of Astrolocy, Astronomy, Phrruolcg, aud
Geomancy, having jus arrived from Philadeipha,
where he has met viii the most extraordinary pIc
cess for the last four years offers his services 10
Roback being the seventh Of the seventh son, mud
having made Astroogy his e,eusve study since the
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from travelling and rejection, that ARE possess,d by
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ships, advises given for their successful onplish
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also has had the honor Of receiving a certificate from2
the Honorable e. John Bernadotte, forn,r rly King &C
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showing Ia these who will favor him with call lie
also offers his sefvire respecting health, wealth mud
marriage, love affairs journeys lawsuits, difficulty IN
business, fraud, sickness and death; past present and
future events, and all the concerns OF life, aud ny
Terms-ladies so cents,i gentlemen 81. NatN iIi,s
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letters on sly of the above topics, postpaid, will
De answered gratis. His Office Is No; Nhite-street,
blocks below Broad way. jyl0 d&w ly.
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d.. anarchists Uterine CathoIicon.

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man foreign To my feelings"
YOUTH g. MANHOOD.

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PAVILION,
NEW RKlliIIION

This Establishment is now open for fhc sca.
son, and the proprietor will b: happy to make
engagements with parties who NAV desire to rn-
g,gc rooms. The distance from New York To
New Brighton is ,iA miles, and the trip is per-
formed b, n steamboat in from 25 to 30 minutes
II leaves New York Pier No. !, North river, at
10 aud ~ A. NJ, and 3 l-2 and 6 =. NJ.
Leaves New Brighton at 3, 9 and II. A. NJ,
and 2, ) 20, and JPN A more frequent com
mnncaton will be established as the season
advances.
jy l6pd +. BLANCHARD.
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SODA WATER.


IN offering again ths delightful beverage To our
l. customers, We feel gontidcn, that We now iur
nish i of an ,u,Tnpas-allc quality, and ~ great
er v.r,ety oI st, les than IT has ever been Us" Il ~
this country. Our iountains, cOucrs, dIIu2ht
tubes, &C., were uansla cturcd ior us expressly,
in New York. The water is turn.,hsd by Rush-
ton, C'ark & Co., who's. celebrity is universal
Us The first manutu uturcrs III this country, - unde
niablc, aud lac Syrups in great yarirN are pre-
pared AT ~, own Laboratory, from ripe huir,
aud unadulctralcd materials. Three Years cNpe.
riencc in their manufacture, ~ the Irving House
Drug Store, New York, cnablcs w To- promise
purrr anj richer syrups than can oidnar'l, he
obtained. Dur list, Tor the season, whCb viii
bc completed IA fast rs the fruits can bc procured
arc,-Strawbcrry, blackberry, Rose, Vanilla,
Piue Apple, Nectar, Ginger, Orny flow'r.
Peach, Moka Coffee, Chocolate, 1onc, Rasp.
berry, Cherry Frui,, Orgcat, lcu"n. Trsc Sars
apariIh,, Orange, Gwnaryc, S"lk at Egg,
Ounce, Red Cu,rant, Calannis, Wild tmrry.
Our onabrs are on an original plan, aud prodme
an amount of cold mnttains,tJc lN the or'iliniy
method. Dur fountains will a. ~ operation dur.
ing the summer, the sale r,ng wspcndcd on the
sabbath. X, r. IAItRD X &C.
jS2 Ap.lhccarios' Hall.
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FRESH GROCERIES &C.

FRESH GROCERIES &C.
lust received at 22 Broad st., by CORNELL
u & DENNIS,
Extra fine Ooong Tea,
English Breakfast do.
Ningyong do.
Extra fine Young Tyson do.
HysOn do.
Crnsh'd Sugar, Pow dercd Sugar,
GRADUATED do, Refined A, Il, Il &, do.
Havana Brown do,
Premium Flour, Extra Flour.
Common do, IIcckcr's in haes, do,
Rice, Cheese, Cincinnati Hams,
Dried Beef, Lar, Sperm &. ndlcs,
Pearl Candies, Lard Oil, Whale Oil,
Castle do. T"bacso,
Maccaboy Snuff, Scotch Snuff,
Dairy Salt, Salacratus, Soda,
Cream Tartar, Indigo, Pearl Starch,
n. .. MoE,sses, Havana M0lasss,
Wrapping Paper, Box Raisins,
Secdlcss Raisins, Currants, Citron,
Java Coffee, Maracailo Coffee,
~. Domingo do, Parchcd do.
Ground do, Nutmces, CIoves,
Pure ground Spices, Pepper,
Mustard, Pickles, Capcrs, Catsups,
Preserved finger, Extract irmon,
Extract Vanilla, Peach,
Rose Water, Yeast Powder,
Rock Candy, Tapoca,
Maccaroni, Vcrnicelli,
Pearl Barley, Sage, Ground Rice,
Ho,"iny, Arrow Root, ysinglass,
Essence Coffee, Corn Starch.
Chocolate, Bakers Cocoa, Farna,
Crochcry, Wooden ware, Dollar Clocks, &c ,
with great variety oi other goods, To- rnumcrate
which would I'LL Newspaper; at wholesale and
Retail, al the lowest prices. jl2
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. ~.
CLrhs 0Ec', S"pr'm' C,'0i,

CLri's OFc'. S"Jp'm' C,'0i,
Juiy 3, 1882.
\ITIEREAS Marx Ann Brcr, of the town
w aud county of Newport. hath fled in said
office her petition praying ior ccrslin reasoss
thcrrin contained, that said CuLt Nh pass 4
Decree dissolvng the bond. of fmarri'gc u"w sub
sistng be,wccn her anI her husband, John Bri-
cr,-No,icc is hereby given To the said John
Bricr, that he hc aud appear, il he sh,A see IL.
at the Supreme Court next to h" hold'Nat New
port, within and for the county at NrNpor,, nn
thu fourth Monday of August, iSN2, and shos
cause, # any he hath, why the PRAYER OF said
Petition should rot he granted.
n76w WILLIAM GiiPlN, Clssk.