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The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

We learn from the Agent Of Lees
Circus that this celebrated company
will visit this place on or about the 18th
instant.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

SUGAR. 500 mats Manila NO. |;
- 200 mats China NO. ,;
SALT. 1000 bags fine table;
1000 bags Liverpool, for curing;
PORK 40 half bbs clear, Dutchess co;
CoFFEE. rs sacks Costa Rica;
FLOUR. 40 half sacks Chile;
DRIED APPLES. .27 bbls, in fine order;
CHEESE. 100 boxes English Dairy cascd,
For sale by JAMES PATRICK.
'4-yl Battery street, near jackson.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FROM PANA-
MA To SAN ER NllG(,0.

NOTICE TO PASsENG ERS FROM PANA-
MA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
T'HE PACIFIC MAIL SrEAMsuIr COMPANY
- feel called upon to give public notice that
no tickets will be recognized by their agent at
Panama, which are not signed by an officer Of
this Company, and that tickets thus signed
can be obtained only at their Agency, NO. III
West st. or of C. l.. Bartlett, Esq, Boston,
or of Mossrs. Arms rong, Harris 4 Co. New
Orleans. By order.
VIM. n. DAvlDGE. Scc'y.
New York, Jan. 26. 1852.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

.SALT.--l, 900 bags fine table salt;
- do 1000 bags Liverpool do for curing;
PoRK-30 hf bbls mess, superior quality;
CoFFEE-60 sacks Costa Rca;
CHEEsE-l00 boxes English Dairy, cascd;
FLouR--I00 hf sacks Chill;
CANDLES so boxes Star, 4s and 5s;
PoTAToEs-75 sacks San Jose;
BuTTER-lI2 firkins, 100 lb ca, very choice;
Do 10 casks, in kegs, 25 lbs each.
For sale by JAVES PATRICK,
99.my Battery, near Jackson st.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

I'm STORE AND FOR SALE CHEAP
Il FOR LASH.
100 sacks Flour;
so sacks Potatoes;
so sacks Barley;
1000 lbs Hams;
sc packages Crackers;
20 '' Pickles;
5000 lbs New Orleans and Manila sugar;
$40 lbs Rice; 5000 lbs Iron;
Also Liquors assorted Fresh Fruits, Sal
mon, Spices, Sail Duck, Mining Tools, assor.
ted Hardware, and almost every article called
for. Fl. DAVIS.
April 90, 1852 -'4-tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

STOLEN.-Twentyf five dollars reward will
- be paid to any person who will return
l.Me and the thieves, which was stolen on the
9th April, by two Indians. She is a dark
brown mare, with Mexican brand, ljA hands
high The Indians went in the direction OF
the Onion ranch. Deliver at this osicc or to
J. CHAPMAN,
2-lt* at Little York.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

II OST-A Pocket Memorandum Book, con-
IL tanning papers of no value only to the
owner. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by lsaving The same al the journal office.
'4-3. II. W. COLBuRN.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
Great Excitement.
$4,000 in Gold Dust, in cx-
w change for Daguerreotypes, at
SHA " d. JOHNSONS
Eureka Daguerrean Rooms,

/
Eureka Daguerrean Rooms,
No. 297 Montgomery st. San Francisco
| All persons visiting this city arc respectfully
invited to call al these rooms, where they will
find pictures taken in every variety and style
| from the smallest size TO the largest, and in
| the highest perfection of this beautiful art.
| Pictures taken in mezzotinto or in COLORS.
Perfect satisfa ton guaranteed in all cases
| or no charge. We have arraug ements made
by which VIC are enabled to send pictures of
our customers by mail to any part of the known
word, and at trifling expense
Instruction given in the art.
Dagucrreotype Instruments complete, with
general assortment Of plates, cases and che
micals, always on hand and for sale cheap.
$. L. SHAW, S5-6m GEO. H. JOHNSON
s,TEAM ENGINE, BOILERS, AND QUARTZ
- Crushing Machinery, for sale, to arrive per
clipper ship " Eclipse, expected about tho
18th April.
The engine is Is horse power, 30 inches
stroke, fitted on an iron frame. with governor,
stop, and cut off valves, steel piston and valve
rods, metallic packing in cylinder, &C., fitted
up In the best manner
There are two boilers, each &c inches in di-
ameter, and 26 feet inches in length, made
of the best iron, with steam drum on each,
furnace fronts, CRATE bars. bearers, side braces,
dead plates, iron plate to cover fiue, socket to
receive smoke pipe, ~ feet smoke pipe, cast
iron heatc. with copper worm force pumps,
and all the necessary pipes. cocks, valves, &c.
The Stamping Machinery consists Of u
stampers. inches square, 81 inches long made
OF the best iron, chilled face, and weigh 300
pounds each
The mortars are made extra heavy with re-
cess to receive the dies.
Also connected with the above and worked
by the Engine, is a set of ''Breakers" to break
the rock preparatory TO its being received into
the mortars.
Also, all the iron work, bolts, iron knees,
boxes, leather bands India rubber packing,
tools, wrenchss, files, chisels, hammers, and
every thing necessary 10 put up the mach merry.
For further particulars, whore drawings Of
the machinery can be seen, apply to
J. Y. HALLOCK e. co,
Montgomery St, near Clay,
97-lm* San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

NO QUARTZ and SAw-MILL PRoPRIE
l. ToRs.-We have an Engine Lathe, to-
gcther with full set of tools necessary for
turning, with gearing attached for cutting
screws Of any size. Also, a competent work
man whose services can be obtained when
required, at the
'O-im* GOLD RUN QUARTZ NULL.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
Worth a Visit.

VNHEN YOU VISIT SAN FRANCISCO
w call land see the supurb collection of GU
RIosIrlEs al the
Chinese Sales Room
Of ToDlS & DUNCAN, Long Wharf, San tran-
cisco. This magnificent room extends from
Long Wharf TO Sacramento street, between
Sansome and Leidesdorfi streets. 1t is 10
feet deep, and filled with all the beautiful man
ufactures of the Celestial Empire. The rare
and splendid GRAPE SHAWLS, so highly
priced as presents for home, can be found at
this house only, in endless variety. l-tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

The communication of "Sailor Jack,
will appear in our next.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
Patent Medicines.

NUISTAR'S Balsam Of Wild Cherry. .Jaynes'
w Expcciorant, OsgoodsC CholaGogue, Thomp-
sons Eye Water, Psin Killer, Alohatt's Pills
and Phenix Bitter. Dallas Pain Extractor,
Gray's Ointment, Sands Sarsaparila, Bulls
Townsend's and Corbett's, and variety OF
the best Pills, for sale by
LARK & GARRASON,
993m At the City Drug Store.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
Nevada City Bakery.

Cayote street.
TENHlS ESTABLISHMENT, with the stock
H. and fixtures is for sale. 1t is now doing
business of $4,000 per week. Allacconnts
are paid weekly Possession given inmcdi-
ately if required Apply To
O'CONNELL s. ROOT
Alll debts due the firm must be settled i'm
mcdiately. 91-2mf
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
A Card.

IKE UNpERslgNEp. having purchased the
interest of l. T. Airst in the hiin OF Davis s
Hirs,, tho copar.ueiship was dissolved Oh .he
9th day of March. aud The busi ess VIII DC con-
duced in future aL the Old stand, IN the name
Of IL Davis, for his own account.
The subscriber is now receiving one of the
largest and best selected stock Of goods ever
brought to this market, which will be replen-
ishcd daily, to which he respectfully invites
tho attension Of his old customers and the pub
lie in general, pledging himself to offer as Ca
yorabls inducements to customers as any Other
establishment.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto.
fore received from the citizens Of Nevada a
continuation of the same is respectfully solic-
tied. HAMLET DAVIS.
Nevada, April 81, 1S52.-'4-tf
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II. O. M. Co.

NOTICE is hereby given to the sharehol-
IN ders OF the Tchama Quartz Mining Co..
that those shares on which the assessments
levied on the 18th inst. have not been paid
will be deal. with according TO the Consttu-
tion and BY laws Of said company, if they are
not paid within fifteen DAYS from date.
Ii. ROTHSCHlLD, Sec'y
Nevada April 30, ls52-2-2t
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

A LTA FOUNDRY--Market Place,
II facing Battery st. Iron and brass cast
ings, of every description. Quartz pulver-
izing machinery, saw mill irons, and ma
chine work in general promptly executed.
Patterns made to order.
94-tf G.. NJ. Huron
BEVERLY C. SANDERS. G. !. BRENNAN.
San Francisco Savings Bank.
SANDERS and BRENNAN,
MONTGOMERY STREET,
General Bankers and Exchange Dealers.
General deposits received from Merchants,
Mechanics, and others.
Arso-Money and Gold Dust received on
Special Deposit.
Gold Dust purchased at the highest prices.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits S9my
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
American Cattle.

- GpN The AMERICAN MAR
:.A1 lz ket, Nevada, has con-
NNGAs stantly on hand, and for
E sale at the lowest mar
ket rates the best quality of American Beef
Cattle.
N. b. They also keep on hand full assort-
mcnt Of provisions and groceries, which they
haul with their own teams therefore, they
can and will sell full MS low, if not lower than
any othel house ia the city. Miners and pack
ers are invited to give them u call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Sl-3m THOMPSON & BROWN.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
SAN FRAN ISCO ADV'S.

Ep TIER New landing ex clip, er snips
Ne lnyincibl-, Hurricane aud Eclipse,
50 drkins Orange co, ex lnvnolbie,
lSJ " ex Hurricane,
2e tierces d" ID kegs,
20 firkins '' ex Eclipse,
The above are articles of strictly prime quail
ity. For sale by J. B. WEIR,
Butter Store, Sarsome st,
2.lm near jackson.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
Nevada, Nav |. 1852 -2.4t
II. O. M. Co.

PROPOSALS. will be received by the
IL Trustees of the Tehama Quartz Mining
company, until the first day of June, from cap
italists and others, for putting up machinery
on the Tehama quartz vein. For further par
ticulars enquire of the UNDERSIGNED.
2-4t II. ROTHSCHlLD, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

A RTHUR LAWSON MAGEE is re.
"A. quested to communicate without delay
on business Of importance, with w. II. SAMr'
son, of Marysvillc, through Grcgorys Ex-
press, 4-tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
SAN FRANCISCO ADY'o

ENtoHMATloN WANTED--Oithe where
q abouts or JoHy DRriBELHis Should this
meet his eye. he will please address the sub
scrber care of NJ Parker San Francisco,
through Gregory's Express.
2.2t GEO. w. WILSON.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
Tattersall Stables
AND STOCK MARKET,

On Main street.
HORSES and mules bought and sold.
II Packing and teaming to all parts of
the mines OH short notice. Having been at
great expense in fitting up our stables, and
purchasing a fine stock of saddle, pack, and
harness animals, we hope for, and expect a
liberal share oc public patronage.
MCCoRMICk & TINDER.
Nevada, April %, ls52.-'4-3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

N1bAhS AMI L Iol'hNAO'--No" w" iahu
~ ing from the clipper ships Invincible
and Hurricane,
10000 GIama Rosa Apprensaditos,
5000 La Habana Panatclas,
5000 La muriaturo Regalias,
10000 Nicotiana Londres,
10000 FL Dorado Panatelas,
10000 La Ambrosia Londres,
10000 Flor de Cabangs, Partigas & Cos
Londres.
10000 Ruenita Plantation Cigars,
$4,000 Cubrey millars, extra fine,
10000 Espartero Regalias,
10000 Flor Asturica La Rcinas,
10000 Espana Regalias,
10000 Josephita millars
10000 Shakespeare Regalias,
10000 La Nacional 1mperialialles,
10000 Cabanas and Carabahal Prcnsado'
5000 Figaro Prensados,
5000 Guarantizados Regalias,
$1,000 Eloisa do,
10000 Silvia do,
10000 Esmeralda do,
10000 El Gas do,
10000 n Sol do,
10000 Washington do,
10000 Sultana millars,
$4,000 Guetizas and Nalero Prcnsados,
Toccthcr with various brands Of all grades.
Also
80 cases Thomas Grape Tobacco,
90 do do Neatory leaf Tobacco,
so boxes Yellow Bank do
lO7 do Anderson's solace do
100 gro Spanish mixed smoking do
80 do Mrs. Richardson's do do
25 dozen Mrs. Millers fiuc cut, in tins,
Together with full assortment of pipes
matches, Tobacco in tin foil, etc For sale b,
b. C. HORN & CO., Sansome st.
I.2t between California and Pine
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01
To DRUGGISTS and Physicians.

ENOR SALE--A large and superior nssort-
- ment of drugs, medicines, physicians
pocket cases, perfumery, show cases, oils,
paints, brushes, ETC., etc.
These goods were selected, and bought in
New York for cash by an experienced drug
gist who has long done business in California,
as full and complete stock, and outfit for n
wholesale and retail drug store, and embraces
every thing belonging TO such an establish
ment.
The owner having changed his mind, the
invoices will be sold entire, or the goods
disposed of by the package or parcel to suit
purchasers. 0. K. WADE,
Commission Merchant,
Sansome st, bet. Washington and Jackson,
2-lw San Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

II OST--A copy Of Dr. Tysons Report upon
~ the Geology of California supposed TO
have been either lent or mislaid. Any person
having said work in his possession, will confer
a favor upon the owner by leaving it at this
office. '2-tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-01

nAINTS, OILS, GLASS, 0c.-lo tons
Il superior white lead;
tons assorted colors, ground in oil
tons putty, in bulk and in bladders;
5 tons whiting;
3 tons red ID, 2 tons litharge;
Is bbls fire proof paint;
2 cases orange gum shellac;
500 cases French window glass, assorted sizes
from Sxl0 to 32x49.
1900 gals boiled and raw linseed oil;
800 gals spirits ,urpentine;
200 gals copal varnish;
Is bbs bright varnish;
10 gals fine white French picture varnish;
Brown and black Japan, chrome yellow;
Chrome green, Prus. blue;
Burnt and raw terra de sienna;
Burnt and raw umber, dry and ground in oil;
Ultramarine, Vandyko, brown, American
and English vermillion;
Venetian red and yellow ochre;
Paint brushes, white wash brushes, etc.
The above, together with every other article
in the line are offered by the subscriber Of the
lowest market prices. Those persons wishing
to purchase would GO well to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
ROBT. MARSH, Sansome st.
96-3m doors north Of Washington.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-07
TERMS

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All communications, to insure attention, must
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-07
LINES By MILTON IN HIS OLD AGE

This sublime and affecting production
was but lately discovered among the re.
mains of our great epic poet, and is pub
Works.
am old and blind!
Men point at me Ms smitten by Gods frown
Afflicted and deserted of my kind;
Yet 1 am not cast down.
am weak, yet strong;
murmur not that 1 no longer see;
Poor, old and helpless, the moro belong,
Father Supreme! to Thee.
omcrcifnl One
When men arc farthcst then Thou art most near
When friends pass by, my weakness shun,
Thy chariot hear.
Thy glorious face
Is leaning towards me; and its holy light
Shines in upon my lonely dwelling place,
And there is no more night.
On my bcndcd knee
recognise thy purpose clearly shown;
My vision Thou hast dimmed, that may see
Thyself-Thyself alone.
1 have naught to fear;
This darkness is the shadow of Thy wing;
Beneath it l am almost sacred; here
Can come no evil thing.
O! | seem to stand
Trembling, where foot Of mortal ne'er hath been
WrOpt in the radiance Of Thy sinlcss land,
Which eye hath never seen.
Visions come and go;
Shapes of rcsplendent beauty round mo throng;
From angel lips seem to hear the flow
Ofsoft and holy song
1t is nothing now,
When heaven is opening to my sghtless eyes
W hen airs from paradise refresh my brow,
The earth in darkness lies.
In purcr cline
My being fills with rapturc-waves of thought
Roll in upon my spirit-strains sublime
Break over me unsought.
Give me now my lyrc
feel the STRINGS of gift divine,
ithin my bosom glows uncarthly fire,
Lit by no skill of mine.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-07
THE LADY,s SLIPPER.
BY MRS. c. ORNI


Look Harriet" said Charles Percy to
his sister, as he entered the room where
she sat sewing, "see what prize have
found"
GA lady's slipper How odd to think
of lady losing her shoe"
only see how small it is, and of what
perfect shape"
Yes, quite perfect 1t was doubtless
made by great pains taking shoemaker" :"
That is nothing-don't you see that
it has been worn long enough to become
perfectly adapted to the foot %
so it has. Well, the owner must be
a second Cinderella"
al wish" said he, "that | could get a
sight of her face, that 1 might know if it
is comparable with her FOOT
"And what then %
"Why, believe l should fall in love
with her"
"I don't know how your wish can be
gratificd, unless you advertise the slip
per-"
"That won't do. In the first place, it
is not worth advertising, and, if it were,
there is no lady who would choose to
come forward to claim a lost SHOE"
1t was purchased, it seems, at No.
-, Washington street."
Yes, but hundreds of ladies purchase
their shoes there.
Few of the hundreds, however, could
wear one so small as this. AS you are
we'll acquainted with the owner of the es-
tablishment, l would, were l in your
place, ask him about it. If she be a Gus
toner, he will be able TO inform you who
she is at once
"I believe will take your advice" he
replied, and the next minute he was on
his way to Washington street.
l am glad to find you alone, Mr..
- said he as he entered the store.
al have found lady's slipper, which is
so beautiful. that have great curiosity
to ascertain the owner. Can you tell
me 90
al am not certain, but l believe it be-
longs to Miss Cheston."
"No, no, that cannot be-shc is old
and ugly"
But she has pretty foot"
At this moment handsome carriage,
drawn by pair of pampered, jet black
horses, drew up before the door. A
black servant alighted, and approaching
the carriage window, received some orders
which were given in low, musical voice.
He then entered the store, and asked Mr..
- if he would let the lady in the car
riage. look at some black kid slippers.
What number %
"No L."
The exact size," said he, with a sig
nifcant look at Percy, as he handed the
servant the slippers.
A small hand, to which fashionable
glove was exactly fitted, was reached
forth to receive them. Percy endeavored
to obtain glimpse of her face but thick
veil baffled his curiosity. A pair was
soon selected, for which the servant ha-
wing paid, the carriage rolled lazily
away.
"The lady of the slipper" said Percy.
Without doubt, but l am entirely ig-
norant of her name"
al think she is not resident of the
city," said Percy. 3
"I think not, and ifshe has eyercslled
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-07
g CLARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY, JULY sh, s5e

seen it this hour. Mine, my lord, was
true courage yours was false. Hence
forth, know the difference between them.
Farewell" .-,lr.it .l
So saying. the stranger bowed. and be.
fore another word could be uttered, had
left the astonished party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-21
DIRECT TRADE

In the October number of the Southern Lit.
erary Messenger, we find correspondence De.
tween two French gentlemen, Messrs. Lacou-
ture and Maupertuis, and Mr.. d. Fl, London.
and between the latter gentleman and the Hon
John Y. Mason on the same. The first named
OF these gentlemen in their communication
State the imports and exports Of Virginia for a
number OF years, and contrast them with those
oil New York, tracing the great falling Off in
virginia to the entire loss of the drect troas
ihey propose constructing six steamers f.,
Tue purpose OF navigating the Atlantic. to be
,u'. as war steamers in case of need. Thev
mink the Federal government should he c,IlaJ
ou 'or liberal subsidy. These gen,lemsn
are ADOPTED citizens Of Virginia
In lhe reply of MIR. London, he enc,oses J.,
ler'rm Judge Mason, in which that per,lor,o,,
adVerts TO the fact that, one branch Of ,haIa
g'sia'ure has already passed bill ineor,or.
ting an Ocean Steam Company for Eprons
lie takes IN this Connection, the inmens.
amount oil trade which will be brouoht f,o,,
the west When our public Improvements shall
nave oeeh all Completed, and regards il a s a
sure foundation for direc, trade.
Inc whole correspondence is interesting and
important. "i'N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-21
BOARD WAGES.

We oh serve that the manufacturers of Tobac-
CO have sent in petition for the repeal of the
ordinance requiring them to board the negroes
employed in their factories. We confess we
can see no reason why they should enjoy priv
ileges which other classes Of the community do
not. Every body, except the manufacturers,
is compelled to board his slaves or negro hire
lings.
We have, every day, too many proofs of the
demoralizing tendency of this system. Let any
man go, any time between day break and ten
o'clock, any Sunday morning, along certain
streets in this city, and he will be enabled to see
its effects. He will find the way choked
up with crowds of dirty, insolent, haIf.Grunk-
en- negroes, who will hardly give way even
IF civilly requested for him to pass by
They never think of standing ON one side, to
converse, and thus leaving the passage along
the sidewalk clear. On the contrary, they
plant themselves exactly in the middle of it, and
when they see a white person coming, make it
a point to turn their backs upon him. They
neye. converse in an ordinary tone Of voice. A
negro, though standing within three feet Of an
other negro, shouts at the very top Of his lungs
-haloos as if he were hailing boat at sea.
The uproar with which they disgrace the Sab
bath, in consequence of this singular propensi'
ty, is a reflection upon city, and il all comes
of their board wages, which they congregate
to spend in drink. The system is destructive
of their morals, for they spend all their m oney
in drink, and then steal to sustain life. 1t is
destructive also of their health, for the most va
liable negroes, having the means of indulgence
frequently become confirmed sots, and sink into
the grave, before their owners are aware of theil
habits. A lady of our acquaintance had We
ry valuable negro at factory. He was taken
sick. The physician who attended him found
that he had so completely worn out his con
stitution by strong drink, that he could do no.
thing for him. The lady had never entertained
the slightest suspicion that he drank.
We hope the council will resist all overtures
upon this subject. They will be supported
therein by an overwhelming majority of the
people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-21
THE CORNELIA.

We do not exactly remember how we express
ed ourselves with regard to the case Of this yes
sci. But we think our friend of the Lynch
burg Express has misconceived our meaning.
We certainly meant to express the opinion that
we have just cause Of war, and that no more
peaceable overtures could be Of any avail but
we did not base this opinion upon the case of
the Cornelia alone. We coupled that with otl.
er outrages, and thought the aggregate afford.
ed ample cause for hostiities.