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The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17

~ RS. RANDOLPH Respectfully tenders
lv1 her services to the Ladies of Nevada and
vicinity, to give instructions on the Piano
forte. Lessons will $50 be given TO Gentle.
men. Rooms at the Gregory Hcuse.
Juns 25th, IeJ2.-lo-tf
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Notice.

THE UNsERsiosED, having CO mpleted hi.
fire and thief proof vanlt, in which will ts
placed one Of Rich & Co.'S. large size patcnt
Sa!amander safes, would beg leave to an.
nounce to his numerous depositors. and thu
public in general, that he has now accomplish
ed what has long b en needed in Ncvada-a
place of perfect So urity and safe c-kceping for
treasure. Notwith landing the heavy ex-
pensc incurred, tho rate Of special deposits will
remain as formerly General deposits with
out chaige. II. DAVIS.
Nevada, Aug. 7t,i, l3 1--lG-3m
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ZONES 4 Co.. Corner BATTERY and Clay
- Nreets., have now on hand landing from
various clipper ships which they offer at low
prices, the following list of goods, viz:-
Grain Hungarian Boots,
Wax do do
Calf Boots of all qualities,
Kip do do do
Calf Brosans,
Kip Brogans,
Patent and enameled Brogans,
Patent Leather Caters,
do do Congress do
dc do Oxford Ties,
do do Opera Boots,
Wax and grain leather Boots,
Also
A general assortment of boys, youths and
shildren's Boots Of all kinds. Also n great
variety Of ladies' Shoes, Leather, Woollen
Hose, etc. etc. 2o.6t
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17
DEMOvAL---B. LOUTREL Impor.

EMOVAL---B. LOUTREL Impor.
IL ter and Dealer in Blank Books and
Stationary, has removed to the Fire Proof
trick Store in Sacramento ST., opposite office
Of Pacific Mail Steamship compa ny, and is
NOW OPENING.
The largest and best assortment Of goods in
his line ever offered in California.
Full bound books, all qualities;
Half do DO do
Memorandum and pass books;
Steel pens and pen holders;
Letter and foolscap paper;
Ink in small lone stands;
WATERS, sealing wax, etc.
ALSO, Printers Cards, Ink etc.
All of which will be offered at the very low.
est rates. 9-3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17
VIM. ]. Knox, M. ID.

OFFERS his services TO the citizens OF ne.
" vada and vicinity He will devote him
self exclusively to tne different branches OF
his profession, medicine, surgery, etc. BY
proper attention and moderate charges, he
hopes to receive liberal shs.o Of patronage.
Al the Sevada Drug store, Broad st. above
Pine. 7g.3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17

WELLS, FARGO g. CO.'S. EXPRESS
w by the steamer Golden Gate. for the
Atlantic States and Europe will close Monday
evening at 10 o'clock. Letters and package,
will be delivered In any part of the States
G,ld dust forwarded under policy oflnsu ance
Drafts drawn to the latest moment, payable at
all the principal cities of the Atlantic and
Western States.
MULFORD f. SEARLS,
Agents. Main ct Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17
Lumber! Lumber!!

EAGLE MILL.
THE Proprietors of the Eagle Mill, on Big
Deer Creek, three e-fourths Of n mile above Ne
vada, have constantly on hand all kinds ol
Lumber, and are prepared to saw ut shor,
notice any reasonable amount, at as low a rate
as any mill in the county ,and they confidently
believe they can give eneral satisfaction Ia
the public Good roads have been prepared
on either side of the creek, from town to the
Mill. WFORD, WOOD& co.
May 18th, lS52-4-f
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New Firm.

ID ATTLE g. FITCH havo opened Store
M in the new Firc-p proof Building, north
side of X ST., between I'd and ID Sacramento,
for the purpose of supplying miners n other.
with general assortment Of goods, suitable
to their use, and have now on hand and will
constantly keep a general assortment Of Fresh
Provisions OF all kinds, Miners Tools, Cloth.
ing, &c, Wines and Liquors Of the choicest
brands, Of our own importation, which we are
prepared to sell as low as any of the same
quality can be obtained elsewhere.
One Of the partner, will be constantly In the
market to make purchases. Care will be taker
to keep such a stock, at all times, as will re-
commend itself TO those who favor us with q
call. WM. RATTLE.
(fsrmerly Of firm of Rattle, Eldrcdge 4 Co J
WH s, FITCH.
Sacramento, lS52-lk-n
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Notice.
Notice.
Dry Goods! Millinery! Clothing!

Dry GOODS! WllItnerg! CIOtnlhS'
GEO. ID. DORNIN d. co. have fitted up
u in "homc" style, the sod lIaruh Store"
on Commercial street, between Main and Pine
streets, for the prosecution OF the above busi-
ness, to which they invite the attention oftho
Ladies Of Nevada county. Having in our
employ an experienced Millincr, with well
selected stock Of Millinery Goods, we shall
keep on hand, and are prepared to receive or
ders for Dress Hats, Riding Hats, Head
Dresses, DC. of the latest fashions, and at
Sacramento prices.
For the gentlemen, we shall keep full as
sortmcnt Of fine and well-fitting CLOTHING,
UNDER GARMENTS, and all kinds Of
GENTS GOODS, equal to any at sacramen-
to City or the Bay. Our prices shall be such
as to compare favoraNly with any in town,
and we trust by attention to our customers
and strict application to the business we have
undertaken, to merit share oil the public pat
ronage.
Nevada, Aug 80. 1852 -20-2m
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watson s. Co.'S.
FURNITVRE STOPE.

" atSOn 81 Cos.
+ FURNITURE TORE.
ID ST. near lst, Marysville.)
WE are now opening large and desirable
w stock, selected from recent shipments
from Boston and New York, consisting in
part Of
Dressing and common bureaus,
Mahogany centre and card tables,
Plain top and fall leaf tables,
Sofas. ottomans and settees,
Looking glasses, assorted sizes.
Mahogany stuffed rockers,
Cane seat and back g
Boston wood seat
Office chairs with cushions,
Cane and wood scat dining chairs,
Cane seat stools, from #. to J fl. high,
Mattresses, bedsteads, pillows, quilts, otc.
All at greatly reduced prices.
05- Furniture made to order. 20-lm
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kcya.a rity Exchange L DtpoSlIe Office.

NCfU EAUHuHSt q DdpUATIb UII1Ct.
Corner Broad and Pine sirceis.)
HNREASURE received on Special Deposit
IL at usual rates.
GENERAL DErosirs received and paid out on
demand without charge for keeping
BLANK CHECKS furnished deposltors.
DRAFTS on San francisco and Sacramento
at par.
PAGE, BACON & Co.'S drafts on all parts Of
the Atlantic States, London and Pa is. in
sums to suit, at moderate rates, and guaran-
teed negotiable on as favorable terms as the
Bills of any other Establishment.
l2-tf II. DAVIS, Proprietor.
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Notice.

A NY persons having demands against the
N New Town Water Com pany are request.
ed to present their bills for settlement iinme.
diately, to the undersigned, at his ranch.
DAVID BOWER.
Aug 18th lS52-lm*
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17

HlkCULAK SAW = -At Su,.er l.on
" Works-lx50 inch, 2x50 inch. and 2x48
inch, with mandrels. pulleys, tracks. screws,
etc. to complete the same, ready for work, to-
gelher with all kinds of mill irons boilers, &c
GEO. K. GLUYAS,
2l.tf Rincon Point, San Francisco.
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Notice.

TUNIIE firm of Freeman & Co. is this day dis
IL solved.
The business heretofore dons by them will
from this date be conducted by Messrs. Adams
& Co. J. M. FREEMAN.
Sacramento, Aug. lS, 1852.
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Notice..

IF this advertisement should meet the eye
Il SAMUEL ORR, formerly of Cass coouty,
Mo-. or any person knowing his whereabouts.
this will inform him that his brother, and fam
lily. are now in this city. and desires to see
him. Enquire at this office.
WM.P. ORR.
Nevada, Aug. 2e, lS52-20-3t
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Partnership.

"I tiIO' SIIII'.
NOTICE is hereby given that partner
~ ship has been entered into between the
undersigned, Geo. Borradaie and +. +. Bur
ton, who will continue The Grocery and Pro
vision business formerly carried on BY Bor-
radaile. We are thankful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended to the house, and
intend 10 merit continuance of the same.
One Of the firm will remain most Of the time
below, and will lose no opportunity TO secure
the best goods on the most reasonable terms.
GEO. BORRADAil.E.
T.. r. BURTON.
July f9thl VII EN-
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17
Storms Ranch.

SITUATED on the road from Nevada city
~ and Grass Valley, TO lllinoistown and Au'
burn, eight miles from Nevada, five from Wal
lupa, seven from Little York, five miles from
Steep Hollow, two from Green Horn, and two
from Bear river. Having completed one o
the most comfortable houses in California, the
subscriber feels assured that he can give com
plete satisfaction to the travelling public, hi.
boarding establishment being furnished with
every convenience.
Particular attention will be paid TO the
ranching OF stock, and man constantly kept
with them.
Good fresh beef and pork will be at oil times
kept on hand, and for sale, ms also provisions
mining tools liquo.s. etc. all Of the best quail.
ty; and as he keeps his own teams, can afford
them at the lowest possible price. He will
deliver goods, where bought in qu' tes oi
onc mule load or more, at all the neighborine
mines, free of charge for packing.
2l-3m* $. p. STORMS, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17
r. II. O. nj. c..

TWNHERE will be meeting Of tho Bunker
II Hill Quartz Mining Co. at the Western
Hotel. on Saturday evening next. Sept. 18th,
at 8 O'Clock, the President and Directors hav-
ing given notice of their resignation from Of
ace from that date. A punctual and full at
tendance is requested as business of other i'm
portance will be brought before the meeting.
Per order of the board of Directors.
22-lt G. D. COLBURN. Sec'v.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17
Buckner and Sawyer
ATTORNEYS 4 COUNSELLoRS

AT Law
Will attend to the business of the profession
in all its departments in Nevada and adjoining
counties Office corner Of Broad and Pine
streets, Nevada city.
l.. Sawyer Notary Public.
STANTON BucKNER, 62-3ms LonESzo SAWYER.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17
Hiram G.. Hodge,

Hiram G. Hodge,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAVA NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office at his Bookstore and Circulating
Library, Main st. opposite the Gregory House
N. B. Particular attention paid to collect
ing and cJnveyancing. l2-3m
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SAN FRANCISCO AUV'S.

IMPORTER OF BUTTER-The sabscr-
Il Der has followed the butter business, in the
Atlantic States, for several years, he is now
permanently located in San Francisco, and
will spare no pains nor expense in bringing n
good article to this market.
His butter is all packed at the dairies in 70
and 100 pound pacl ages; and being expressly
put up for sale here, he feels justified in saying
the quality will be found equal 10 any in the
market. JAS. PATRICK,
'3-yl Jackson st. near Battery.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17
Great Excitement.
"ANTED-S 5000 in Gold Dust, in er-
w change for Daguerreotypes, at
SLhW d. JOHNSONS


No. 297 Montgomery st. San Francisco.
All persons visiting this city are respectfully
invited to call al these rooms where they will
find pictures taken in every variety and style
from the smallest sizo to the largest, and In
the highest perfection Of this beautiful Art.
Pictures taken in mezzotinto or in COLORS
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in oil cases
or no charge. We have arrang ements made
by which we are enabled to send pictures of
our customers by mail to any part of the known
world, and at irifiing expense.
Instruction given in the art.
Dagusrreotype instruments complete. with
. general assortment of plates, cases and che
mlcals, always on hand and for sale cheap.
s. l.. suAw. S5-6m eco. JOHNSON.
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For Sale.

DR.. VIM. Easley,
RECON DEN list.
=" respectfully tender his profes.
| w sional services 10 the citizens Of Cen.
treville and surrounding country. lie will
! perform all operations necessary to the health,
beauty, and preservation of the teeth.
| Artificial Teeth mounted on gold plate,
| from one TO an entire double set, on the latest
and most approved plan. Ether used in ex-
tracting If necessary.
Office, near the Al. E. C. s., on Church st.
DR.. 4. has permission to refer to the follow
ing gentlemen
Rev. Isaac Owen. Santa Clara;
Gov. Bigler. Sacramento;
Goi uSa Z. a'i. r. ts1l@M'' Grsn,, San Francisco;
VII &. IL cisess,.rs. nyss, E.a: N. D. csnsr.-ll.;
Mizener, Esq, Benicia;
Col g. Semnle. Colusi. t33m
A WHITES HAT EMPORIUM J. ST
- corner I'd. Sacramento-Wh Wholesale and
Retail-Just received.
Gentlemeh's extra fine molesk'n and silk hats;
White and drab beaver hats;
New style silver beaver, first i'm
ported;
Peruvian, Panama, Leghorn, and
every variety OF summer goods
A complete assortment of ladies' riding hats.
gloves, whips, etc; boys and inJsnts' hats and
ears; together with large assortment OF GEN-
ri.EM.S's FrRSisuISG GooDs.
l6-lm STEPHEN 6 WHITE.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17
Notice.

The Israelitcs Of Nevada, hereby present
their sincere thanks to the officers and mem
hers of Nevada Lodge No. I3, of F. d. A.
Masons, for extending te them the free usG
of their Hall, to conduct their religious cerc-
monies. By order Of Com n,ittee.
A. RosESuEIN,
/ GRAUMAN,
1t l.. HEILBRoxN.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-17

STATE OF FCALlFORNIA, County of Ne
Svada. Court of Sessions, August term, 1852.
Ordered that an Election be held in Grass
Valley Township on the I'd day of November,
1852, for one Constable for said Township.
BY order of the Court.
Attest: TtIEO. MILLER, Clerk.
Septemper II, 1922 I'd
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The whole 10 conclude with the
HIGHLAND FLING
Lost-SlO Reward.

NJ AN fED-A steady man, good axemdn,
w TO work on farm and make a crop the
ensuing year. To suitable person constant
employmcnt and good wages will be given.
Wanted, also, 3 or ) h al Of large framed
working cattle. Amply to
THOMAS BEATTY,
Beatty House, Centrcville,
Or to L w. ALLISON,
Alllson's ranch, IL miles below Centrev lille.
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Notice.

4NObICC.
A Meeting of the stockholders of the Wyo-
IA ming Quartz Mining Company will be
held on Saturday the i3 til inst, at one o'clock,
p. NJ, at the office of the company.
Bv order Of tho President,
22-lt D. PHELPS, Sec'y.
NlGARS! CIGARS !!-B. Z. Horn s. Co
" are just receiving f ON the clipper ships
Atalanta and Flying Cloud, the following de-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
NO. 81.

banking exposed. If pressure and crash cemes the
reputation Of sound and solvent Institutions and our
State suffer severely account Of the conduct of
nonresident brokers and bankers, whose JdcOfhean
tern banks have never, in any particular benefited
people, added 10 the circulating medium of tho State.
The failure of one Of these must materially
effect the credit of the whole batch of free banks-the
good as well as the bad
We have drawn picture Of what we honestly believe
will be the result of this system. Believing so, we have
the independence to speak out and shall continue to do
so, regardless of consequences personal More
money has been lost by the banking systems of the
United States than would make double track railroad
to the Pacific and build school houses for the education
of every child in the Union With these facts looking
sernly in the face will still rush the preei-
picea This Seninsl" shall, at least, raise its warn
ing voice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Gen. Pierce, his Cabinet and his Visitors.

Despite the columns of speculation, with which the
duraals Of various political hues and pretensons favor
the public the character Of the incoming Cabinet
nothing has been learned in relation thereto beyond the
general concession that revelations have been made
from the only reliable source the President elect him.
self So far he has kept his COUNSEL except
speot individuals whom Cabinet honoTs, with their
permission, to be conferred and these, of course
such there be, not likely disturb silence deemed
discreet and proper by the head of the incoming admin
istraton.
1t is the nature of man. and especially Of that part
portion of the species who politicians to desire
penetrate all connected with their calling and il
any in whose hand power shows disinclina-
ton to give them immediate qualification they become
impatient Of delay, and prognostica-
ting what is to So it is about the Cabinet.
Scores have been constructed in which certain have
performed quite many parts and the probability is
that many combinations will be presented before
the curtain is removed and the actual character of the
Cabinet revealed for the contemplation of the public.
Among those who feel certain regards portion OF
the Cabinet is the Washington correspondent of the
Courier d Enquirer who that the southern De-
mocraey making united effort in favor of d. 8.
Dickinson, and that lie will succeed probably to the
position of Secretary Of State. Thus goes the business
Of Cabinet making.-FlGg Of Victory.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Free DeveIopments of Man.

If were to express in line what constitutes the
glory oi state, should say it is the free and full de.
reioPmsnt Of human nature That country the noblest
and naPpiest whose institutions and circumstances give
the largest range Of action for The human and
affections, and call forth man in all the variety OF his
faculties and feelings. That is the happest country
where there most Intelligence and freedom Of thought
most industry and enterprise most public spirit most
domestic virtue, most piety, conscience Wealth
is good only as It is the production and proof Of the
vigorous exercise OF mans powers, and is the OF
bringing out his affections and enargng his faculties
Man Is the only glory Of country, and il is the ad.
vancement and unfolding of human which is the
true interest OF a state.-Dr. Chanting.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Feeding Bees.

We published last week an article on the subject of
feeding bees for the manufacture of honey. While
the State Fair at Meredith, met Mr.. j. A. Cook, of
Cornish who practices this method to great extent
With seven of bees if remember correctly,
he has made the present season, 400 lbs Of honey
Last year. after the 29th Of September he made 300
lbs There fault be found with the honey it is
clear and good the howermade. Its manufacture
is Of profit to the proprietor, and is becoming
much more common than formerly. Mr.. Cook uses
Gilmore's Patent Apary," and "Davis's Platform
Beehive.
The Committee Honey at the FAIR, remark that
this specimen has fine, rich flavor is well filed,
be manufactured at small expense and possesses the
quality of being kept much time with little injury to the
taste appearance of IT."
We had the pleasure Of tasting it pretty literally,
through Mr. Cooks generosity, and must pronounce it
equal to any honey we have ever known.-Granite Far
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Spiritual Subsistence.

merchant of Boston writing lady in this city,
who is firm believer in Spirit Rappings, informs her
that he has recently been excursion the spirit
land. He brings the intelligence that Daniel Webster
is in the third heaven though he does state anything
in relation the nature of his employment there He
also says that Prof Webster the murderer of Dr. Park
man. is in the first heaven, keeping tavern and that Dr.
Parknan is boarding out bis bill with him!
Emanuel Swedenborg, it is said, lived long time on
cup of cold water and cracker day, and enthusas
tic believers in spiritual manifestations contend that
any person can and converse with spirits if they will
reduce themselves such spare diet The desire of
persons for good living almost precudes the idea OF
pecng that such examples of selfdenia will be
But if persons can live such small allowance
of food in this world the snbect considering the high
price of provisions is certainly worthy of careful uves
tigaton If man. by spirItuazing his nature, live
so economically here, how much can he live in
the world to comet" Even if it takes cup of cold
water and cracker per day therefor the minimum
here ought TO be about the maximum there-it is
tanly a pleasing consideration. DIR. Parkman's bill
against Prof Webster will last time, unless crack
and Croton unfortunately for the Dr. very dear
in that locality This whole subject Of spiritual diet
must be very interesting to boarding keepers and
butchers o-l l-l af r.i-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Sympathy.

An excellent article in Harper for December, on the
of the increase of crime is characterized by
sound practical philosophy mixed with genuine benevo
ence attract attention than is generally be-
slowed magazine literature. Notwithstanding the
writer has treated his with ullness that admits
of little addition, has he not omitted one very
operative of the increase of crime in the sympa
thy so publicly manifested for the fate of the convict
when sentenced to the cell doomed to the scaffod?
Has outraged society claims to pity and commsera
tion2 And is it not this sympathy for the fate OF the
criminal, by herozng his violation of the laws, very
powerful influence in favor of crme7 No dissent should
be expressed against the of law the pun
shmens of justice not even judciay-for such dissent
implies the law to be wrong ergo that the criminal is
right Better repeal the whole penal code than admin
lister it with reluctance make apologies for its pun
ishmens Phil LEDGER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-30
Wild Cat Banks.

I'VE see that Mr.. Adams on Tuesday introduced into
Congress bill to prevent unauthorized banking in the
District of Columbia There should be no time lost in
passing it into aw for the swindling business is still
going on under the guise of bank issued in the
District, Notwithstanding he opprobrum which justly
attaches that description OF circulation. We have
strong suspicion-indeed, fully believe-that the
bills Of some OF these Banks which notorously bad
and broken still being osted into circulation among
people ignorant OF the imposition which is practsed
upon them We do not know that the propretors of the
broken Banks whose bills put in circuation
privy to the transaction, nor that they are not.
Now, what respect does this operation differ from
that Of passing counterfeit money! In this perhaps,
that the receiver is swinded of dollar,
and in the other out of 90 10 cents There is this
difference also that in the utterer is promptly
marched the State Prison, whereas in the other he
may still stalk abroad, villain in gentemans dress,
because the laws do reach him.
The action of Congress will very probably put stop
to these swindng Transactions. far as Banks nom.
inay located in the District of Columbia concerned
but the game is profitable to besabandoned; and il
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, &c., will not answer, Cali
ornia Oregon, Minnesota, Salt River doubtless will.
At least the attempt will be made In what way the
community be protected against such abuses is
not easy to see The deluge Of Bank notes which foods
the country will be found great evil in the end, even
where fraud is intended by the ssuers. But if spuri-
Gus Banks permitted to spring up like mushrooms
every where and issue rredeemabe currency, be
repudiated when the circulation has reached its
imum under the pretence of 'faure," but really to
carry out the scheme of swndlng which was contem-
plated the outset. need be surprised if the
whole banking system of the country should long be
swept away The people will not submit to be robbed
with mpunity -and ifthey find there is redress with
the destruction of the system under which the rob-
berry is perpetrated they will put end TO the system
itself Understand, this is not what want. We re.
gard weregulated banking system public bless
ing; and wish to preserve it by looping off and punish
ing its The sound and honest Banks
much interested in this matter any portion Of the
community; and should do what they to aid in fran
ing laws which will reach and remedy the evil.-Jour
nal of Commerce