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THE GONZALES -COLLEGE.

TIE Gonzales College opened on Monday. the 4th
of April, 1853. for the reception If students. The
building is OF rock "a by 02 feet, tao stores high,
neatly plastcrcd throughout, situated IN pleasant
and healthy part Of the town, aud very comfortable
for either summer Or winter To II Is attached a
largo rock ctern capable Of holding 900 barrels OF
water.
Apparatus has been supplied for the institution
which, - 70 variety aud perfection, Ii surpassed by
no college 10 The South, and the musics instruments
asS vazious and Of the mvst coetly Kind.
Rev J. :. Hiiif1k In, been chosen President,
gentleman whose character Nd qualifications &c
teacher are extensively known
The Female Department vii DO conducted by
Mrs. NARY Hill, formerly Of Seguin. and Mrs. u.
CoLExAN, late Of Georgia Mrs. COLEMAN win have
special charge Of the Music Department and Orna.
mental Branches. Such other Teachers will I've
from time to time employed rs the wants Of tho ln-
stitu,ion may require.
The Institution will soon bo supplied with elegant
Cast Iron Seats and Desks and the Trustees are re-
solved, that no expense or pains shall he spared 10
give 10 Gonzales College advantages equal, If not
superior, 10 any other Institution of Learning In tho
West.
The collegiate ycar will be divided into two Sea-
sions, Of Eve months each.
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Department including Reading, Or
biography, Writing, Primary Arithmetic
and Geography, per Session. $40 90
SECOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nf0fnWnr, Ills
tory, Rhetoric, Composition aud Dccam-
alton with the foregoing, .............lo 90
Third MISUNDERSTANDING all higher
| English Branches, with Greek, Latin,
French and Spanish Languages, 30 90
For Music-Incuding the use of the Piano,
there will be an extra and separate charge
Of. .......... 20 90
| A considerable number of Scholars can be nc.
commodntcd with Board In respectable families
and houses are being erected for accommodation OF
nil who may wish TO attend
THOS. j. PILGRIM, President
-1 Board Of Trustees.
| Gonzales June 4, 1853
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN ECLECTIC.

PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN ECLECTIC.
j. II. FIFTEEN AND JAMES 81 sMyruR, EDITORS.
THIS work, the first number of which was il
sued in March, 1888. is composed mainly of Sclcc
tons from the Periodical Literature of Great Brit
ain, France, Germany, and the United States
chiefly, however, from that of Great Britain. In al
dition to American Journ ais. we have ordered AN,
are constantly receiving by mail, the following Flu
ropcan publications:
The Edinburg Review
North British Review,
Westminster Review,
London Quarterly Review.
Eclectic Review,
Retrospective Review,
Chambers Edinburgh Journal,
Eliza Cookies Journal,
Household Words,
United Service Journal,
Colhurn's New Munthly.
Dublin University Magazine,
Haekwoods Edinhurgh Magazine,
AinsweFths Magazine,
frascf's Magazine
iloods Magazine,
Sharp's Magazine,
Ta.is Magasinc,
Gcniemaa's Nagaziie,
hlsckNoo,i's lSly's Magazine,
The Repository VI Att AMI inNcntlous
iieptlys Miscellany,
Revue dcs ,tcaN MoBdes.
lieggs lnstgu,tag,
ABnab ~ Natural tlts,os,,
Wesef Reiguur,
l-eplen ls'serW Gazette
The Spectator
Csi.c, rhe A,Acnaom, The Examiner
linss, Innrh ~.
fl.ess uS eaa ,,sstis patliyassoo.. cm'sd,i0y
,he hsess sai yhosse.t ptet,spns - ihe l-ssi wgi
tees II tbe sgN ~ - Csfeftay rSaasEs,l ass
tas@r W'ssi attractive aHd sa,.sl3e Articles rrp;s,
sie@.i III sbs c@asss.. - tls Nleets. lava 81
mege i,syis.a "a ths 0si "a say aae ~ thsga "a,
IVA eF~ So etss the ssiet, g,4sbas ~ tae shese
kss'ee,s ins she fcash and Cs,ssaaa sai =.
tragsssissi eSpgysslg &c gas sslk
fAf NxEsttBs Hae esei Is thc ns.flsc s. "a,
fsis leas.al e ~ tsse I.sttisatf s. the Sasss
5, thF Sss slts,.i 81 isifsstse o. tt es,st tssi,
a >selhs4a fcstgse ssi ss a&sf4 e. ttesf SAT-
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81 ssA 3 :. .ls-sese4 b. ssfsls ~sat ssne -
49,. sskeosaeiscA
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ptssse fg4usseeni NAsae tesi tsesysess ieservss
We - 1et sst4 that tsis -~ asv sgietsar H..
ss'ss'e 4g-s yseh tslsss 80 Isss@ 4 pssit
~ fests - a. esese~ hks i.sya W pa =
s8sscd ~ ~f Ps8 - a.ske 4 ~ sxvss tes,.ess
Essyfsaiss " ~ Fu1tsssses fsst,s.
shs tstStse = {,st&sessssi a. ANelssa, Ga 50
w. 81 ssesf ,esIsh. each eosst~s fsstt.ieE sirt
~ tE~ ista f4eSs. Il .astes g.s~s.ss.s. ,ss-ts
20 Sfe,i ls-ssr assi tytse txsAsee tsv vS,ssa<
Avs ~ eazes . 80 sSss
fsKss sog eSR SEsg
e1t tses. g. ~ orfSss sias Il atsxeee
tiilfrs s-yes,ssssosats - ~ sssls slak isa<zk
~.efs as& eesssssad sgtas, tes estsssia,g tse sse
gss's's's - ~ s0a6 3k@ Ecaexsse csa asssss -
essssafi f'f2s,y y ssss~e,ins.
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u.NRANsiiN Hpt'sg Bse,sw.s, Ne Yeas
j CcsSes 80 fssu sssss Ne, VAN NIgET,
feaeri3 ~ ~ hsrcsss eixexs 49, tssea ne sassts
isfFs Asess ~ tslea 4 % sssS ssss CrVSea Va
t<s, tisiAs tlcs, sea tssraaeee sAss1zsssi rsf.
sese ssstsrs Neo Tsst ~ sb5 - ,seassnses
ksass u ne e9tF u sAss~e ne tswsAuas a -.
vi $40 tNe Qsss - lsass,fas hssse csssxas
tfs Ia q NJ nff sss. ~ tA ts
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS. Aro., u, 1855.

CorroS.--operations during the pas, week have
Been on much more limited rcale, the entire sale,
not exceeding 1900 bales, 1870 Of which were sold
yesterday, and 100 to day. Prices. however, ur-
der the influence Of favorable foreign news, and
the reduced amount on salc, have stifenet, and
our quotations chow advance Of 4c. on last
weeks prices We notice. among tho receipts,
two bales Of the new crop, OF, Tuesday the 9tl
from the plantation Of Judge wanord, Dewitt CO.,
Texas received by the steamship Perseverance,
from Galveston, and the other yesterday, he first
Of the Louisiana CROP from the plantation Of X.
Flower, Esq, East Fcliciana by the steamer Caddo
No. .. The first receipt last year was on the I'd
inst
The receipts here, from LIST Of September TO date,
are 1901 $50 bales, against t2l 772 20 same date
last year, and all the United States ports there is
an increase of lo7, ei0 bales as compared with last
year. Tho stock ON hand tonight IL 1882
bales, against 1910 bales at the same time last
year.
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PECK'S

Is the place to buy Goods Cheap!
Adde'S and Gentlemen, please give us call
IL and you will find that we do the thing up
right, in the way Of selling Goods Cheap. Don't
forget the stand next door north Of the Gonzales
Hotel with tho small sign, PECK, over the door.
Gonzales ,Junc 4 lSh1-ly
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nslAfrv sfszs kssrtss o., Press. JaSs IA
isAi Us I. = ,sessgysx Nee Nesk --tozr ~ !,
fpeise sseashs sse s-saeas hsissio,lsr ees ei
sesf isasn EstsRctsg and n.s ssss - aslneD Jalgs
Wes NrAsfee. ~ sAss csarss. bad = regis vUrasa
thai sqyni 90 h~s sscs ssss,s@a wears ssa tea,
stsss uassssh sast tsssk 80, shd ssss iAss sAs
AS ~ easfe stsgss,c Hs sent ~ ssse sg say t.ex
- sksse | ~ hssa hAse ii ~ ssyssr8 a. And l.
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>esad So SO All Nv le4Se s,ss BE- 81 Asssss
teSa ske s<1ss - 1&ss& hase lsies ske ssiss II
rs esnssis. al kfsi 4 rsei scais nss ~ ~ssk.
s,.,s Il 81 sss rsss~ d De ~psB Asse s~es ~
rs9se - several a 81, sstess~s tgYsAe IL sn4
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as ske4 stG pSi ~ sisse48 = A possossss u
a.sns ~ Ne ssrae q a. T. suasssNsa sygao LAIR
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M an -os1 sstssss4 sch 4
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,''s's, s,A es's,iaA, si j. ~ Ssis .e.,st a ,h
81 =. "a ffesAsfs states Il y fsssnssAsss 81 tSe
TO- sfNF - fss lAsAfs 30 keesSes sess,sssss "a
-isS'ss $50 $3.50 l-ssE eafefS.i aass tAe e4oas4y
!. revived u AZ, gsssaa sst4lsse tfSE ssssses3.
i~fs soYs 81 - e,fs UkAftS
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u g,sss e I'm sssd as.A.A.. ,ss nss.st 81, IA
i@ftasaea Al ses sesa "a A. ~ 80 S4,, 90 Tea
sFsf's's - 81 - ,Ss.4nsa Ncxssscss asss s-sse
'lsess,, = spi.sss f.-s gs.l. "
4 A GOODMAN.
tssos.AS4. = ~
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IF ffiicss g.sessssas ,Ae slase sls,s ,s..,..
ss4 seasshS rs s,sper. sssssasasss !, 3, ,,.,..
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HrSr received. lreah lot cf CoSstocsS Sssy,
- ANu hoNy ltNtsENt ASp EtNis. a certain
carv too Hhpun,a,i.m, The geaoiae ior sale nv
lU--.iy HUNT A thNI0S
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Arrangements have been made 10 furnish ,isc
kHtchrfhoekef Magazine, the Home Journal ard
the New York Nasscsl Woslj and inns, IN now
s1l,-e,ibers Tor I've dellsrs year, This !. eb,Ap
literature, Wilh vengeance The Enbchstss,r o.
v a. per anaum the Home Journal, q, A., ami
the MasicAl Wush sad Titncs sas making a. a
YEAR al The usual rates That ,As~c .ich wa,ss
cai1 ee ottauei t's Eve delsrs rear. & fact ,s,,,
sNtshS The tsiottc aEN which is iass noe tsSsr
asAcrcd Va ca the koscsrttssekeg Msxasiac. ,4l.,
81 by isets 8syscrd VtsrA, !, y aallesssxSAF, a.
SPEAK. iNT ,eessiy Years i hss keca III ass,ss
senrsl hns'ensas, sns stsey "nUniAly ~ tho
Ssssi asd The ryesSai sotaa.r w,Et % l,,es ,hss,
any wAsca Fsccsstsi H. Tbs Has,e Jears,sl s~sg..l
by t'ee II Merits sBa \ r Wass. = WI Ane~ "a
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ssssssl Nnti ssa risscs sslssA ~ Asai.sft S,ss..
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Hssslffs We. Il Hsssfhast, tsea y kosa a.,
ashef sBssck stss~s. esptss,essag sssA whsk sss..
asesAs stAss AiaEs eees sSA sasaA - ,ss.S 49,
80 os5tss a lassFscsssn n Asgsoas Anaese. 4.
1e rsfy hess psHso4i tsagkss tvss eoi5i.As.t -
ghc>4 hfss fs's,c.ssstt sm pos f4Ds3s - 4,
yesGl " ocsit st9r4thas vessk ksss0s.l "A
s&seeee, bissgtaFx, NssSa rsatsf is.sasa
salsat',ea IAscosrf3e. We uss4s. gA1.ss 49,
uFses Ne Nsecss FsS,ioas ssai .asss 4ts4..ss..s.
- tAascs. SaeSc< Nse uosic &C. shs N.sA.sSs -
tesith. aa4 iiresAae Kttsess asa t,.,sss,... ~
Aa1cs Webs exfsssefs sss ress~~..-.,.
= sssst ~ sess pdss Ard cfesn q Ncseas ~
s<sefA Hls'osy. heswsgAt Al tA-ssae, -
t~st4.1t fReis4ee skssfycs ess - rss4a !. 80,
sos'rsis - pf4ssss tfessNs Assa~seat ssss So
issifsetce p ~ sAssy sza hslr D. sss.. 4 s.,se,
$780, aad hasssss. saay ~ aes sA.ssse.ss sss a..
as1sss - w
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Gonzales, Texas, january, 1853.
What can be got for Five
Dollars

Tho undersigned have entered into an arrange.
meni hy which they agree to furnish the knicker.
booker Magazine, tmon,hly,) the Home Journel,
(weekly,) and tho Musical World and Times,
tweeky,) TO new subscribers. at the very moderate
price OF i've dollars year for the three publica
items; all orders, enclosing that an,oan, 10 Dyer
Willis, will he promptly attended 10.
SAMUEL HuESr0N,
I',htisher II az kaiekerboetsy
MORRIS h WILLIS,
PaSisAsrs " the Howe Journal
DYER 4 WILLIS
Ps'Siishsrs ~ tie .u.ssic,ii World and 7ls,e,
as5 Bresd,es Nssr York.
Grsad Li'snsry ssi Artssi,e Cpassiaai,sa.
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4 tuN>Ei1S rktS EXTRACTOR the great.
- 90 lopa eySF granted - nssskiai EeF shr
INSTANTANEOUS -sshiAg anal extracting 81 al, Iaias
fFoa tssFns. sssAss, bruises. serc., AZ hsasag a.
WAS sith0s4 a sssg. HUM 4 iSl>fu<.
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rhe Illustrates rsass,y rssc~a.
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NAsAxtNE. tDs asa

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Assep 81 ~ Fs-,ls F.syss
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A C0uSTlC OIL FOR DEAFNESS "A certain
IA cure. for sale, wholesale and retail. by
lo--ly HUNT & PONToN.
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HlHE ORIGINAL GENUINE BALM or CO.
Il LUMBlA, for restoring the hair and keeping
1t from falling out Genuine for sale by
.o-ly HUNT L. P0NT0N.
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Grnhn,n's NIugnzimc!

Eslablishfd Ia 1925, aud friUmphdntly sncces.f,,
and universally popular throughout tie
Usioa stored Nth the best Lit
erptnve and Elegant
Engmrings.
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u.NRtssii 10, of Inns srREAp Pi.ASTERs
u Jss, received, 4 sure remedy tor Weak
Brasss, rsin in The sides. Sc
ia--iy HUNT 4 PoNToN,
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Nm the way FROM New York, fresh 10, of the
~ genuine SronNs RgNEpy ron Sick Hk.p.
Acnr. The worst eases cured by the use Of this
invaluable preparation. Call and see certificates.
10y HUNT \ PoNToN.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15

WHAT THE CALIFoRNIANs THINK OFTHE TEL
EGRAPH.-The San Jose Telegraph says that
an anxious Californian, expecting news of the
confirmation of his title by the Land Com
mission, was seen leaning against one of the
telegraphic posts in this city, with his ear
turned upwards, intently listening to the hum
ming sound which the wires occasionally gave
forth. Impatient at not being able to COM
prehend the mysterious intelligence, he ad-
dressed a merchant, "compadre," said he
"you understand English listen, and tell
me what the telegraph says"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15

WM. SHARP & Co. having retired from the firm of
Conro Sampson & Co., the GOLDEN GATE FIGURING
MILL will be conducted by the subscribers under the
same name and style as heretofore and the public
may rest assured that efforts shall be wanting on
our parts to fully sustain the high reputation that
the Golden Gate Flour has acquired in all parts
of California. The article manufacture is PURE,
and unadulterated. 1t is made from the choicest of
native Wheat and is fully equal to the best Haxal or
Gallego.
We tender sincere thanks to our friends and the
public generally for their liberal patronage heretofore
extended to us and respectfully solicit continuance
of the same. F. d. CONRO
W. A. SAMPSON
San Francisco, Nov. 1F-3m-n9.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
HENRY JOHNSON & CO..
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE
Druggists,

No 146, Washington Street, near Montgome-
ry, San Francisco
OFFER for sale, FOR CASH, at the lowest wholesale
" prices, a large and we'll selected assortment of
East India, Mediterranean and European Drugs and
Medicines French, English and American Chemicals
of all kinds also, extensive variety of -Porfu11c
Oils, Dye Stulfs, Labels, Window Glass, Extracts,
Bronzes, Trusses Leeches, Surgical Instruments,
Druggists Glassware Hatters' Goods, Shakers Herbs
and Roots etc. together with every article comprised
in the stock of Druggist or Physician. Z
H. j. & Co., are the proprietors' wholesale agents
for Dr. James Family Medicines Sands Sarsaparilla,
Old Townsend's aparila Mofat's and Brandreths
HENRY JOHNSON & Co. have made such arrange
ments in New York, Boston and Philadelphia will
enable them to purchase their stock at the lowest
rates, and they determined to give their custom
the benefit of low prices and at the time the
best quality of goods November Shift
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15

rs A correspondent of the n. Y. Tribune
writing from the city of Para in speaking of
the River Amazon, says:
"This is beautiful river, lined with ever
green trees. The town has a very handsome
appearance from the river the houses are
two, three and four stories, painted white ;
the streets are rather narrow, but all paved.
There are number Of fine plazas with shade
trees planted around them but otherwise
they are rather neglected. There are good
many splendid gardens, also rather neglect
ed, filled with tropical fruits, which are ex-
ceedingly fine and very cheap. Pine apples
are two to four cents each, and the most de-
licious oranges, two and three for cent, and
every other kind of fruit in proportion. The
city of Para contains upwards of 35, 900 in
habitants, and about one-third of this num-
ber are blacks and slaves at that. AS to the
expedition, the boats are being put together
at the navy yard here, where the Brazilians
give us every facility that is in their power.
They have not the conveniences Of our navy
Yards, but are much more accommodating
We hope to be ready to stand up the river in
about six weeks, when, if anything of inter
est occurs, you may hear from me again. The
weather is not warmer here at present than
it is in New York in July. These boats are
intended to explore all the Peruvian tributa-
ries of the great Amazon"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
Rare Chance and
Great Bar aims.

FT1HE half of twelve miles of Mining Canal for sale
A known the Union ditch or more generally known
the Phelps and Gebhart ditch situated in the vci
nifty of Grass Valley, just put in complete repair
Said ditch waters the richest and most extensive mines
in the county of Nevada such as the Ureka slide,
Grass Valley Slide, Jenny Lind slide, Lola Montcz
&c. &c. which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms, together with twelfth of the Fororn Hone
Company mines. One sixth of Mud Tunnel Company
mines fifth in the Centrevlle Ravine FIume com
pany Mines, ali of which will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers, and title guaranteed.
For further particulars, enquire of T VI. Johns,
Real Estate Agent.
N. B. Said ditch is two hundred feet higher than
any other in this vicinity, and now belonging to
n. L. GEBHART.
Grass Valley, Nov. % 1858.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
SHIPMENTS OF TREASURE.

The following is the shipment of treasure
per steamship Sierra Nevada. Dec. 1st, via
Nicaragua:
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
Upward and Onward.
HYzzzA HzzzA5D38gB $}3BB'S5 S IN in EXCHANGE g.
OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN THEATRE.
.4yrD CUSTOM HOUSE,
SANSOME STREET


TFEEIE ABOVE EXCELSIOR ESTABLISHMENT which
is Fire Proof and five stories high, (beng the only
five story building the Pacific, y is finished and
spendidly furnished throughout. Although it con-
tans one hundred and seventeen large rooms with fa
cilities to accommodate two hundred lodgers-such
has been the rush Of customers to the Exchange since
its completion that the prOprieOrs have been induced
to lease half Of the reproof block just erected by
Lieut.. Maynard, and adjoining the Exchange. This
will add seventeen large apartments and afford those
facilities which the increase of trade requires Our
present Bar will in few days, be removed to the first
floor in the Maynard Block, door north of where
the Bar is at present.
No pains money will be spared to render the Ex-
change the Excelsior Hotel of the public and keep
pace with the rapid growth and improvement of
wonderful city and State.
With the above inducements, the Exchange is
fdently offered to the million deserving their
patronage-and although not disposed to be Windy
and trumpet our praise abroad, our hearty
thanks are cheerfuy rendered to the ten thousands
who have bestowed upon alike their favors and
money. Not unmndful OF the former, we shall duly
appreciate the latter and recprocate in future as in
times past, the smiles of old customers and greet
with pleasure our new Ones-who probably will com
pose the largest portion of the world
San Francisco, Nov. 10-nS-tf.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
Flooring & Ceiling.

ON hand at the Grass Valley Saw and Planning
~ Mills,
5000 feet seasoned, tongued and grooved FLOOR
ING, inch
1000 feet seasoned, tongued and grooved 8 IA
Ceiling (or sheathing.)
These lots the only dressed lumber, thoroughly
seasoned, to be found in Nevada County
Also, planed and edged Sugar Pine CLEAR SIDEING ;
and general assortment of building lumber SLUIC-
ING LUMBER sawed to order with dispatch
E8F A splendid MACHINE LATHE capable of tur-
ming Shafts and II feet in length and also for any
kind of Iron or Wood Turning, at the above mills.
J. WINCHESTER
President and Supt
November "a, 1853-n1O-tf
HB- Nevada Journal copy and send bill to this
office.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
OUR LITTLE ONE.

OUR LITTLE ONE.
BY FLORENCE PERCY.
One sweet unb1ighted blossom yet
Left of my wreath of happiness
The frosts which fell on other joys
Kindly spared me this.
Only fourteen bright months have smiled
Upon my darling baby's brow,
And yet there seems thoughtful look
Across it, even now.
Her face is pure-not beautiful
Her voice is gladsoMe as birds,
And sweetly does she prattle oer
Her soft, imperfect words
And then her laugh--how joyously
1t ripples from her rosy lips,
Like music from forest brook,
Wherein the wild bird dips
l look upon her face with joy,
Shadowed by saddened thought the while,
For ever as gaze see
Her fathers eyes and smile.
And there come wild and vain regrets,
Till struggling tears my eyes o'erbrim,
And through their mist trace
How like she is to him.
And he alas d! is wandering far
Beyoud the oceans surging foam,
A stranger in a stranger land,
Afar from love and home
And musing on him every hour,
How often have striven to teach
The little one to lisp his name
In broken, babyish speech.
And the long bright day is done,
And darkness dims the faded west,
l clasp her fondly to my heart,
To lull her into rest
And as watch her lashes droop,
And sleep her smiling eyes bedim,
What wonder that my heart goes up
In earnest prayer for him?
And if she hear the cherished name
That fingers fondly on my lips,
With soft eyes Frightening suddenly
Through slumber's half eclipse
She clasped her little dimpled hands,
And softly smiling, looks afar
Where brightly roam the starry bands
And sweetly lisps "Papa !"
One bright, unblighted blossom yet
Left of my wreath of happiness
The frost which fell on other joys
Have only frightened THIS
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C

N. MARSHALL, 4 CO., return thanks for the liberal
" patronage they have received during their resi-
dence in Grass Valley, and hope by continuance of
the principles by which they have been guided to
merit continuance of favors.
They are now prepared to supply those wishing to
lay up winter stores with
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, MINERS TOOLS
LIQUORS. PRESERVED MEATS AND
FRUITS,
of the very best quality and at their usual moderate
rates.
Choice Brandy Wine and Gin, for medicinal purpos-
es.
comfortable dwelling house for sale or rent.
C. MARSHALL & CO.
November 17-tf-n9
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15
6rass Ualleg advertisements,
Lumber, LunherII

TO 7.E.AJNSI,ERS IND OTHERS.
VVHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in full opera
l. ton, and ready to supply all demands for every
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-12-15

Total amt per Sierra Nevadas1,. .625,l18