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PRICE COULON, Plumbers, 10Y Poydras
street. New Orleans respectfully uforr and the public IN
general thatthsy larry th. shove and
are prepared 70 .spply HOT COLD PLUNGE SHOWER BATIS
h ssIk ESGLsH spd FRENCH WATER CosETs WASH
BASlNsl FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS Of
RANGES GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS; FORCE fIE1 "a
BEER FUMES lifted the LEAD PIPES OF ever
description PIG aud SHEET BLOCK TIN axys On
hand sr AID STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up and repaired
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HNEA-50 half chests Y. H., G. P,
n Ala Hurricane aud Tea, now l1l,ng "a f.zg
shp' Unicorn sud N'agsa aus for s,le by k& 5
ns E. ~ 0ALEY s. Teh0aPitoulas street. ti4.l.E6
SUGAR LIME-Of very superior quality,
y y made expressly for sngas m king, Tor sale ty
olo 4. petAGRAyE \ Co, ii Magazine street,
HAVANA C0FFEE.-lo0 sacks Prime Ha-
Il n vaha Codst, in store and ~ sals by
.. A. n GRitFF co. 90 aud ~ Old Iev..
SPERM CANDLES.--25c boxes Sperm Cam
~ dies assorted siI,s, ia Igore and for by
% D. GRIEF 20. 40 and q Old Levee.
ENGLlSH FIRE BRICKS Ill, 900 English
n - ne brcka, daily expected, .nd lor sale BY
: AMs-60 tierces Canvased for sale by
Z 20 Nv kENNEpY FOSTER rs Tcsoupioulas
SODA AsHES-l2O casks, for sale by
=, -. a, DEi.NGRAvE q co. II Magazine street.
MI ACkEREL-50 kits No |. landipr
4NA so CONVERSE 4 co 81 TebouritouIs street
& SODtISH-4O quarter drums, landing
~ avs CONVERSE &c. 81 Tcaoupitoass street
ID ICE-25 tierces fresh beat.
hS .aS CoNNER,E co II Tehoupi,ou., street
4 t0RN-5l4 sacks, landing from steoner
" Grand TUX NJ DALEY, q fesouplto ia. So ga
Z NORN-345 sacks, landing from stosmor
: Sara2as Ne = NJ nALEl ss Te6onpioulas ,,re,t ssa
{ 'oRN-S7S sacks, landing from steamer
- " rg. oila + DALEY, IS tesoupItollas 80
HAVANA CoFFEE-l5O bags Prime
Z n SIS Nv CONVERSE co 81 'frhoap street
STARCH-l00 boxes Fox's, in store, for sale
- oy 1.hAkf co 70 r.heapsoala, ais
ELOUR-4000 barrels Extra and Super6ne
- 81 Louis CONVERSE CO. 81 TchcupitOuaS st. as Nv
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ine which carries the GREAT SOUTHERN MAI


70 'ne puone he advantage Of two fast Daily Malns:
. LEAVE ARRvEM
New York At 81 and at SH
Phadeph. iot IN and M Baltimore al and sP.E.
Baltimore a4 and IN. and az gton and II
pm. and r.N. and az . ~
washington 81 AM and Pm Fredsctsbug and
niedenehuiB htEs anu AN Richmond nj N md
henmena IN I'm anu An Petersburg at br.n. and ~
nsenpurs "a rIh. anu A'h weldon al Pm. and IAN.
Weldon II Pm. and P. Wilmington att M and .
Wilmington Mt lor.n. IChasesou Al A NJ
schedule perceived that vos
South leaving Now York at 81 PHILADELPHIA Al Oi n oI
TAach Charleston,
Breakfast board the steamboA
in view of Mount Vernon, by daylight. - '
striving Washington from the Train
sH have the advantage rest
berth board the Potomac and
for the purpose the Richmond and
Railroad arrive Wilmington "a hours from
Washington, in time 70 lodge the second night.
The lines this will give
advantage of reaching Charleston the shortest possible
resting he journey, without
lay avoiding tbs risk serious delay the
breach OF connection at point.
Omnus aud Baggage Wagons provided on the line which
and their baggage through Bal
Baggage Conductors travellers by this route the whole dis
lance between New York and Charleston SC.
Passengers for Charleston south Of Washington, will
have their baggage checked Washington and thence Charleston
or any other point Of destination.
" For further information and "through tickets" apply
York at the New Railroad Office Liberty Phil
adepha, At the Phadelpha and Baltimore Railroad 0fce
Baltimore the Southern Ticket o6ce adjoining gtou
Railroad Ticket Once, Camden station, Baltimore.
STOCKTON FALLS.
jy9s 3n EFF kREBS, Agent.
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ID A. FAHNEsToCK's vERMIFUGE used

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pa. November, 1854
ueghbor Of mine h. child tia. and the
attending eIerted all his sk for its recovery but without avail
They sent Canonbur for Dr. L. who and
upon the approved all hs
bad could do nothing The child up
m then aid that there could risk ia trying FAHNfSIOCKS
VERNE UGE and thought thsy had better They
store and pocrsi some After minsterng the fret oos
eorsing the printed arsc The child passed They
then about half Of smother e when between TWO
AND THREE HUNDRED WORMS rmedistsy after commenced
improving and completely restored to health = - -
SAMUEL BARNETT.
ES Sold Wholesale and retail by all the principal Dgrs snd
Mel bsss h the adWtm
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Cholera Morbus
with
ton, aud physicians themselves have onounced OF the
valuable remedies know ssposvy cnrssths dseAs for which
~ Sold by all the principal the Uni
tod States.
az Beaeh's Breast Lnameat.-A excellent remedy for
Of the Breast such Pain the Breast
Blood opgres.ios srssh1g difficulty
shout the Chest THIS remedy without doubt
benefit Disease Of the Lungs
ased predsposed Disease
the formation OF the chests hereditary,
set the disease and aws, enjoy good health using
his lnament according rect
Beach Ferrugnous Tenic.A remsdyf Chills and
Fever and ChAgres know fail aud
of tho disease
Reneh's Rheumatic Conpoand-Nsver fails give relief
in less ths al hoars.
Reach's stomnehive Bitters-rhis eIceent article
mai has been long for viz. pPhacteor C
and Fever, and all Autumna fevers To living having
business even io short period low marshy districts 8ters
are nvanabe them will s troubled with
and the same time they the saons
improve Digestion the appetite
las11es and syesheat and vgor TO the general system
~ Fol- the above remedies publish
performed by them, We will much are ali
they represented They
~ our practice for With the acry
demand these remedies up in
nsnuarthatthsy be reached by ALL oy
y. D. BEACH, NJ. D.. Chemist sud ApotheeArv,
AW corner Of Chertres znd RI sruh0uns NO.
snd Of Or. RANKIN,
NaF( Cana auNI1
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I 49," 0fA'AhHI AtA-
vERNIFUGES.
Winor's Canadian,
Swain's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Ker,'s,
B. A. Fahnestoek's,
McI.ane'l
BALsAMs a COUGH REMEDlE.
Wisisr's Balssm Of Wild Cherry,
Hastings Napths,
shermsn's Bslsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davls's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Sehenek's Pulmonis Syrup,
NV England Cough Syrup,
bsrtholomew's trpseiorrni,
Hall's Balsam,
Swayus's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayef's Cherry Psetorsl,
Taylor's Bslsam Livsrwoit,
Jayne's Eipectorant,
Winer's E)eeampait g,
Rogers Livsrwort and Tar,
Mrs Gsrduer's liverwort,
Stabler's Cherry ESpectorant
Loudon's Indian DO.
DR.. Roses do.
sARsAPARILLAs.
DR.. John Bulls,
$. P. Townssnd's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob TOwnssnd's
Carpenters,
wyukoop'.,
Shakers,
Graifenbefg's
Bristolh,
0uysott's Ysllow Dock
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Badeau's,
Knapp's Indian
Aleeck's Porous,
Grifhth's Adhesive,
Holloway's Arnica,
LINIMENTs.
Mexican Mustang,
fsrrell's Arabian,
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayest,
Tobiss'. Venetian,
Hewes's Nerve ard Bone,
kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse,
Merchants Garglisg,
Cherokee,
Jayne's.
AGUR REMEDIES, etc.
Ogsood's Indian Chelogogue,
Rowsnd's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
WynkooP's Tonic,
spssdls fsbrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuee.
LOZENGEs.
Shsrmaa's Cough and Worm,
bry1a's pulmenic Waters,
Locock's Pulmouie Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpens or Hair Gloss,
Barry's Tricepherous,
Lyon's K.thsrien,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair lnyigorstor,
Jayne's Hair Touic,
Van nsussu's Wshpene,
Louden's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hauel's Eau Lustrsle,
Oldrldgs's Balm Of Columbia,
Railways Circs.sian Balm.
PANACEAS.
SWANS, Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Lonsl-y's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND sALvES.
Daley, Magical Pain Extractor,
Professor Hoil1wAy's Ointment,
McAllisier's All Healing,
Brooks Msgir salve, Pryor's Pile,
Grsys, Harri.on', Specific,
Irask's Msgn tn, Jddkins,
Losden'. AL Healing, Russis.
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver Oil,
MsNair's Acoustic, Searps's do.
British, Hsrlaem
BITTTRs.
Aoffat's PhouiI, Blsss's Aromatic,
WOLrE's AROMATIC
~ Druggi.is and Merchants, /
contained IN The asevs catalogue, wi
ing or sending their orders a. y bove
tensive aA,or msnt of GENUfNEP
States, and At the lowest puor. p
}. WRI
GENUINE Mel
ma II Ma
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" ERN TRAysPoR Aesz s.sa.,....;4is.. { .slss.-N
B BaiTN tSE M BtLaiMoRE AND OHIO K0aT 70
hoND, CtiAILE ON AND ALL CITIES ON THE sEABo1Rb
agose ne IS row fully offer.
Doth
perfected y the Ens for the speedy Of regt IRON TO
BY Railroad and Propeersi by Parker V,s
% boston ~ ssa vessels Richmond by steamer. and 10
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
specifying tins and any information on the subject ami,
JOSEPH z. ELDER,
Agent No. 20 Commercial Pine and
Fulton NEWELL, Agents, 10 Isyse, St. Loui,
FORSYTH d HOPKINS Wheeling.
b. T. ELDER 4 co, Baltimore
ttLHOCN Il COWTON, PHILADELPHIA Agona
iy2s SIN P.BuRRE, Bostos ID ~ ~ l.
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LETTER FROM A RUNAWAY LuNATIc-The Au-
gusta tMe.) Age has the following anecdote of a
lunatic, who seems to have had no little method
in his madness:
An inmate Of the insane hospital in this city,
named Samuel NJ. Whelpley, but who calls him
self Edgar Maurice, made his escape q few days
since, obtained horse and wagon of Mr. Saw
yer of the Cushnock House, on the representa-
ton that he wanted it to pursue a crazy man
who had just escaped from the hospital; (he be-
ing the very mani and thus equipped left town.
The only clue TO his whereabouts is derived from
the following letter, since received from him by
DR.. Harlow, superintendent of the hostital, who
had taken special pains to securely lock him up
the night previous to his escape The letter is
the coolest one imaginable Here it is per6atim
ct iferatim:
''5 o'clock, am somewhat in hurry SO you
must excuse any informalities of address, etc.
find that swimming a river in November in
this climate is no envious job. Thank you,
dear doctor, for the remarkable care with which
you had secured me last night / was really
afraid something might have happened to me if
mad not been so snugly ensconced If you hap
pen to see or hear anything concerning that key
please inform me by return mail. / got one
this morning that answered as well. 1 am wri-
ting in fellows shop, and he is so id surly
ana am so completely chilled, that must
close. To all inquiring friends please quote
tnose admirable lines from Harper's Magazine:
|" Isit anybody's business
What snother's business is!'
If you wish to know concerning nv hegiro. 7
have not time to write the particulars, but can
say with warlike Richmond Thus far into the
bowels OF the land have we marched on without
impeachment. God bless you and yours, doctor,
and farewell E. MAuRtcE :,
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u ANToGNINI, Manufaoturer Of R7177.sa


CUSHIONS are made Of ndis Rubber; they ,
THOSE made OF C2ouchoue and Cushions
on 90 scoun their duration and THE precision
wn devet to whoSoeyer buys Bard Table e,ab
". duino Of the Table and Cushion. Mr. Antosnn aa hissi
70 inform perana who, lsAs hi from
MN IL with French Csouohouo he r.a Ia -
place them, without charge, BY India Rubter Cushurs
90 mana large assortment of Billiard
sohq aaa seeoad hand Tables There found
plsts sets Of Lotto and Fenpn Alley Balls Pine. ~
Persons who cannot NswOeRns,
the above named articles, requested
the purchaser wv 81
N B. Persons who wish Judge tbs tbs above
toned Cushions call 81 the Neands loon No 81 -
street, NewOTieans. The prices ARE
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Passage from New York Southampton and Bremen-Fs Cabin
main saloon fl20; ct cabin ssloon 400
All letters and through the
No bills Of aiing will be signed on the day Of sailing
An experienced Surgeon ia attached 10 each ship.
For freigs passage apply ito
MOLLER, SAND 4 RIERA, 20 South street New York
C. A. HEINCKEN 4 CO., Bremen
MARTINEAu CRoSKEY CO., Southampton.
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ICE--ICE-ICE.

HCEl lCE!--J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
heia Dealers in ICE No. 10 Eysan Fields opposite ke
railroad Depot lower side; No. i5s Old street
~ street No. New Levee Levee
eei Comneee SIS Tchouptouas No. ISL Lew,
riot ~ "' "''eN' roH us
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pORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER
IA bottles barrels casks se wholesale or retail by
lhnNa v U. U. HELlGES q o.. 4l,rnHn nirnrI
ALLSOppg INDIA PALE An

ALLSUPPS INDIA PALE ALE
THIS ALE celebrated its valuable ton nrops,
te being entirely from composed only of Hons
Malt and Water, 6ewed by Mssrs SAMUEL ALLSOPP son
rens for the frat in the Tor
by Iian9i Yl u w. fHllTON. Importer. sravier g.st
RRANDI We have regular supplies of the
NJ celebrated sa1~tao Brandy by the package vintage
oneeghth pprs l1ss 1904 sOs 1Ss 10 1ua and hall
pipes, direct hiCh We invite tbe Attention
CO.. nosseura AS we'll as grtters snd retailers.
Apls ly "a c,i I~,ss 81 stIsst
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VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY
DAILY TnAlNs.
ss Ehps.' g O'Clock
Third ilsoooa;h Train o.oek p N
The III, shoat with heavy All
I'll, NEW YORK. BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
connecting h Lax. Shore Rao,d 29, ed NM
% nd bs % Ny YS n and T E
second RAIN Express o'clock oonns4
a rs G saa. and al ss a. r G1
RI.ad to SsT f .o .as a sGeo
burgh MOatr,Al, etc. "' 0sD'"'
..s% & es oF T @ e. md magnificent
STT Gs T5 F.i; e., @
ton Sag. Fall. ogdsn.busa Moa.i ee '0' Ne" YORK Bo
.s sG9 Nth ss slas E,s s osa d
8unEk 9Th New York and Erie Railroad With
New YORK, Bo Niagara Fails. AIM 'A'i0s''' to
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
s. sSsss qs:ss s 6p s99
Through from Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore direct
GAINESVILLE. WHEELING, BALTIMORE ETC.
F Tan.-Lghtnng NJ and Second Train
7 GsSs. s sIP a " Sof e.
rompsay Lines Natl n. Read wheeling eauseins with Bal.
P P,, AID T Ohio Ioad Baltimore Phi.deh w,hgon
Oh ltoal zanevs connecting Win Ohio Stag Company
HILLsBoRouGH.
Third Cincinnati at TX O'Clock p H. connecting at
h,Goroagh with Ohio Stage cOmpsuys Lines chcOhe
FARE
From From eocoa. to New y ys Vi. Railroad either
From cHcnns to New York VI. Lake Sloane to Buo and 90
Railroad to Neg York ...........,..,. IS 90
Albany and Hudson Re S.s gE ii 40
From CINCINNATI to Boston via Lake Shore, New York Ere
From Cincinnati and New York " 90
clnenas Boston Lake Shore Ban.O Albany and
., ws,sra Rsa a, 49,, IS 90
An adI i IA is %
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G,Ho1CE WINES AND LIQUORS


~ pLs-ssIars Of the vintage 1885 ias lSOs and 1905 CO.
and qualities.
WlNtSot Reserve Pahetaho, East India Ma
aesi paH 6oTdp and Harmony Nepaews Sherry Old Poit Still
many other brands Of Cbsmpagns White Wine cet in aEks nrd
csaa II all qualities. " "
Holland Gin Jamaica ani St CroiE Scotch Old Roanoke
aua lf. Nhty brandy Fruits und Fruits Jaise Coa Of
every eApnn Boxers berlin Gouleys B;iers
.aihe wayo WINES and LIQUORS, witch
Ao9 .srEaf a. be found, Tor cash or city paper
4h sasEf PORTER nd ALE. n puis and qusrts,
sEWELl T. TAYLOR, is Royal street.
SPLIT PEAS-25 alf-barrels in store, for
~ sale by T. j. HART CO. ~ Teboupitoulas street iva
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LACEY 4 CO., 81 St Charles street,
~ ssANcH OF LACEY PIIfLLIPss CELEBRATED HtR
NESS MANDATORY Philadelphia
fhlcuRe HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS
sS- REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. fssI iydw
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70 S0vTHERN {il1I.S snsSn
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT or THE GRETf
SOUTHERN MAIL LINE washingor City, Richmond, Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington and Charleston, s. O., direct New
leans.
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EOR
CRUZ
can now do
aud ina quit
feoninan,ier
essrynout
Stages will
Acapulco n.
THE MI
shortly bs'
tran ,p0rt p
pa~fEs -,
thired. 3,
myisn
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"HlTE LEAD-In %, so, 100 and 500
kegs from the Atlantic, Union Brooklyn Pacific Ulster
and Sspgertss White Lead Goa
~ Also, FRENCH ZINC, GREEN other PAINTS WINDOW
GLASS, PUTTY, LAMP BLACK, yARNIsH OIL TURPENTlNE,
etc. For sale by A. DELAGRAvE Co.. II Msgs1ns It, o9s
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viii lea

win lea
LHOR G.
iI I.AvAC.
prlenns and Ts
A'n.-The NJ
on, master, v
b,lianols and
out ertrn chal
ponl sccomm'
~ This liz
Will hereafter
1sins.
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vTHE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND <zfNr.
1 snuIuA NJ TO N United SUI TIES Mi .SsMlxAIH

IT T
STEAMERS.-The ships comprising this
f. NJ Fitch HERMANN Capt +, Higgins steamers
stop a Southampton both going and returning.
Proposed dAies Of sailug-Is5s
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t For all Information and Through Ticket. please apply At
niheast corner OF boah"sy and Front Streets Depot
lnchnail. a, LATHAM, Ticket Agent
tYSs In Up W. eTRADEA ,eensnI Agent
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VIII lei
TN0R V
IL The n
(ia00 lons on
% shove pun
cabin ......
eteersge,a an
.6sssirsnep
~ For fl
and stsersgs
anr
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DOCTOR BEACRs PREPARATIONS.
sV7ss-.-5IslII11...sss ss1sN1s.-.,cl A 6
~ $-1SAh n ~ wa 4 . o A<sEESy3 tain,
sxM . 4 lR. 81 z IN f9A1nr-P, II fsciu
= IN pr
rs ~ f2tSsx ,ttS4XfSl1f3T I'm
WNtk u ~ h ItEtsx ft& ia 4 III u ~ for
nv AiltEN&ktlAY 3.lll-tt rnpa

Ia GER
tain, eff
feciasl 4
prompt
remedy
for Diar-
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How ali admire clear whts ,kp and royveol:
check How often do pera1us possessing
deSouyto Dc wished Tesong cosmetics lotions
and e9orsg restore TO them senblsns OF which
eass hs deprived them Of and that apfesi
injury 70 iae AKIN The BullssArsapsa the
me ssn clear upon the correct and osly princ-
PIE not oJ coating the surface with poisonous
which ooss the by
nyreovns every particle Of bilious morbid
tas oo hs same pure healthy and vigorous f aetvI
oeVey vessel and changing the yellow dark I'D aov
sssnGe 20 sh eoog and freshness Of youth II the es gsner
Pc Of th. fact they would abandon The
o. all pants rres and lot
word to the wise sufficient hint m enough for M
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04

on each side Of the ridge at the depth Of about
forty ieet lower tha- thest.r of the ridge. 1t
has been quite impestctly opened, though IN
covered in three or four places, showing con
tinuous ledge of unbroken rock. On the north
end, 1t has been uncovered to the depth Of about
I6 feet, the excavation extending into the hill
about 20 feet. Here is the only place one can
have fair view Of its quality. Tie ewhole sur
face Of this huge mass of rock. on the top (l5
feet vide and On each side, is literally sprtnied
orer or impregaated with gold, indicating an
extent Of mineral wealth rarely beheld If
such indications as are here seen, should ever
fail to produce fair remuneration for invest
meafs Of capital and labor, quartz mining had
better be abandoned.
At Eureka things looked more brisk than
any where else We had visited. a few persons
were mining with good success. The ground
in that vicinity viii all pay for working. But
more is doing here in the way Of Improvements
than otherwise There is now one saw mill in
operation and another constructing. A water
ditch, taken from Poor Mans creek will in a
short time carry the water over the ridge SO as
TO invite the industry of some hundreds of
'enterprising miners. Here, too the fume by
which the water of the Middle Yuba IS to be
carried over the ridges, passes over the hill and
continues near the top for a considerable dis
tauce. Were this fume constructed in man
ner sufficiently permanent and durable, it would
be one of the most magnifcentas well rs bene
fetal undertakings that now mark the energies
| of tie people Of California.
G. K Reed, formerly Of Nevada, is here,
resuscitating the Teliana Quartz concern. He
is now running tunnel into the hill for the
purpose of testing the lead We wish him
more SUCCESS than quartz miners sometimes
have.
In conversation with many Of the citizeus Of
Eureka. we found their synpathies deeply
engaged in behalf Of the railroad from Sacra-
mento to Nevada. By means Of the new Dow
Neville road, now being made, they have good
wagon road to this place, distant about 30
miles The distance to Marysyille is about Sc
miles Ii is confidently believed and with much
reason, chat with railroad to Nevada, goods
viii be bought here as cheap as in MarysyilIe
and have less than half the distance to haul
them. The whole region south Of the Middle
Yuba, must from its location, and for their
own convenience, be tributary to Nevada
which for many years TO come, viii be au item
of no small importance to the trade Of the
lpIace
The Nevada journal., 1853-11-04
4 Trip to Eureka.

4 few days since We had occasion to take 8
ride up the mountains via. Jefferson and
Washington, to Eureka We were not little
interested with our journey, and felt well paid
for oil our toll
The FIRST sixteen miles present little variety
of scenery. after ascending the Hill northeast
of Nevada, We have an almost unbroken plain
slightly elevated to the eastward, but compare
lively narrow. eeing nowhere more than half q
nile from north to south until We pass Cold
Springs st this place, four miles from JET
fersou Hin, our friend Mansfield, proprietor ol
the Cold Springs House, Is erecting steam
saw mill. This has been much needed to sup
ply the demand for lumber at Jefferson, Jeffer-
son Hill and the gulches thereabouts, and also
for building along the road As that vicinity
is provided with superior growth Of timber
trees, the only wonder IS why the enterprise has
not sooner been undertaken.
We found Jefferson Hill to be favorable
place for ground and lofty tumbling, whether
going up or down. After descending about
half mile, We found number Of persons bust
iy engaged On paaa,6 table lad m llla, all.
in preparing for their winters work. Their
ditches are in readiness for the water as soon as
it comes. This piece of ground, though eleva-
ted over thousand feet above the Yuba, and
nearly that above the ggllches coming in from
the south, has already been worked o good deal,
and from present indications viii be much lore
worked, and that prodtabIy. It consists Of an
immense body of quartz gravel and boulders,
and wherever tested has proved to be quite
gica.
4 the Yuba, about Jefferson, we found some
companies doing quite well bat we could not
help thinking their system Of working lacks
the thoroaghncss go common about Nevada
The miners prscred 20 want that degree of
energy and peri eyerence that commands success.
About Washington the hooms had been re-
moved, and the bed Of the river pronounced
barren. Around this place we saw few sipas
OF present prosperity or industry. But there
is evidently opportunity here for further devel-
opments.
From washington to Poor Mans Creek
nothing is 10 be seen but q barren ridge, up
one side of which and down the other we had
TO wend our way By means of the zigzag paths
peculiar TO the Yubas
At Poor Mans creek, things have more
o''oorf1I appearance The miners appear to be
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