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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06
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" tiritben, uno sJclj:nlopbta fit Sdltth, Gtrt8
lun9cn, 0ftbna, Brcuhitts, Stoubulten, uuo alIt
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penn ttinlisn .Snoe mit Sitbirbeit srsettu perctn
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Rttrr'5 9IrpmatiiGer DtmNr. GctbiaIe
fir Die otituug ron Dp$ptpfiOl DiarrhSo, Wserrot.
id)lo9enbtlt Rerptuihpdtbe ETC. 0teRr'G Gcrbidl I'M:
oct mon in cti9en SdItu ltbr uielitb; or III anot.
nthmtn gtThmods unp linetrt in eur;cr 3iit oue
tue uuGtbn9idltn Gefible oGntn Dpsptptilbt ausaG:
Htet fnp. gFtut9e .Dcitu bImmsu tie bartnddi0tt
OtorrbSG. GaGs Dir cine yctCt un0 ttmrtt ic.
9tettb cine Sur. YrCi6 so Gents bic 3taIhc
8tttcr's SrtfIYuip unb glS9upgimittel.
Dicits gNittt lit ltbcn dbsr 20 Sabrcn in Wbita.
rttpbto i'm @jebrOutb, uurbs frGhr rem G5rcgrGtsr
ots tet9cn @t9eutbdmtrs ,utlrCitlt uno III ais gupt.
runasitrap cbrc @tridtr. gs linntrt GclitIbincr:
tn ltbntu uno btfGrSCrt natiirttbm S&laf bti sin:
peru. 4rsiS % Gents Die Slotbt.
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audi Gttannt atS ,olrrnbuter YiUn, 6urt's Vircr,
OCuttbe 9Gcu, fno Gin iitbtrCs GarirmttSl une an.
ttttttSt 4lIsn, uRo tgnc Somils ots rbne ile giu.
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Sbl9t NNcetiintn iub iu trDottsn ycn Dem alrcini:
gen Gi9tntbdmsr. ''"
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SO. 0 Sdo Srrnt Gtrofs, Qhilacriybto.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06
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q 2SsaScs, So nScgotsogas.

Der llnter16rietcne ma6t brm YublFum bic
An,cige, bnb CT Die trrrit5 beriibntc gBaI6nas
Idtnc nc4 nmer srrfrrtist ilnp nun cine 2(n,abl
ptrrltcn auf oaab bat.] Dies 1T bic tcile g8aIG=
mal6ne ais nod je erftmbrn purbe, unb Ollie
wrlGt prltltcin 0etraud babcu, iinp bSdf suz
frepen pamtt, inhCm iir Sicl lrbrt unO Seife er=
iparcn. 9IniGngtih 9ingen bieIelben 70 fdnea
al, RAP ni6t olIc 9Inlpri6e sridlt pcrpen tpans
ten ra er aber nun eincn tlcincn Sprrat6 GIf
Sano bat, fGnncn ale Scl6e biz cine gu babcn
wtnI4et, Serlcr9t focrecn. a ."s-.-
'.'' GeScr &iifcripadrcn. .0'
G6mfaas api 5anp, cine aruBr 9tuspaGt &c
pers g8aaren, ais Climber, 3iibrr, SutterfGIGr,
II. +! No.. aus ben bsten Materialen na6 Der &c
fen Manicr ocrfertist, unH-an ben biII9len Drris
len ;u Serfaufen bei .1 rr1 .ns.--.-t.
r. .i.t saa .Ha; Sobu 8. Sole, I'd 'r
30. &c gEef Samiltpn Strnse, iidhtc 6biirr ;u
Barrier unp Sruns'S 9tienitebr.
2lllentctrn, 9IuauR 30. i1'1 51.g. q n03m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06
Sine l0dBb1re 0lantaIe0e
'Mrioatim ;it Ocrfanfcn.


d. DIR llnterI6rietene wiinIdt feline 8aueret, &C.
lesen in Sberlaucpn Saunl6ip, Qe6a GauntY, an
Der SHcntli6rn Straer Die SUn Alentpwn naG
Suafertuwn fiibrt prgfdbr rinei 9lcile BON Der
Ncrrs spcnnlYlpanta 9ticselbaIn, cine baIte MeiIc
mefli@ Sct GerprrSturg, priuattnt ;u scrfnlfen,
cntbuItenb so 2Ifer; sraitScnp an Ganb Srn 9rs
ter g8ster, Slcot Mobr, SpIEua 8reg unp 2Ens
bern; raSpn linp m9cfa9r s 9dtr !9rl;lanb, gut
beipa6icn nit &aitanien, @iGen, GifcrY uno an
bern SUlSrtcn, 9ldrr gut tepdhcrte sGisIru,
bas G6ri9e ii Sauldnp ron rer ertrn @jHtc, in t>
item tpbrn Stanp Srr Gultur unp 9utiin 6rnlst.
Die @etdare brltctcn aus einrnl 8rpbca
AA ;lpeiitGfi8en Fcinerli gSobns
EH:NAn bauSr Elm sinit0fi9 2ebn6bauS,
ssalsss8 SdpeiSer Sdeuer,l Springbaus, beps
peltcn g8ageni6Oppen, unp olirn ionltigen duf cis
her Saucrti erfcrptrlidm gittcnset6ubcn. .ia'-
nstuf brm 9dnps teFucrt iid eli, gutter trd8ct-
Der Nspfel SaunSartcE, mic aud Sicle anbfre tra,
gsrSs SbiitGume, ais .8iriIe1, 9Haunri,, 9irs
nep H. +. 10. Sin llebsriluB pon irf@enl Springs
maiier III .Srrtaneen, an ben @etauben uno oui
rem 9dnec. Das Na9rre erfaErt inan.tei tem
Gigcntbiinrr Der borauf rptut.
.SeFs unp Elm wRrritig 9tt4t ftnnrn an 1 ltn
n16frn Ipril 9c9cbrn wrrrrn. g... ..., ga r-
a. s7,ar w aaa ls@jefiaD 9erDarO. q.
.glugult o. '- 'err "'.f Har, nlbs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06
.l'si;'I,I tsia1e S''s'ertcs9at,ta. ''' .
Seppi6s s@rbcrei unb Sdrberei s.
3 Scr @c6r&Scr 98tcQrt6o
Sn Der Sta bt 2tHeutauiu.


Sn osr Stob Of IUsutauu.G .tell..
l1nterSei4neten puGIten sbrertieti9a bas a9uGlis
frnt btna6rtAtscn, baB ir tbre 2fa+
G Seppitbs28eberei uno Sdrbersi
duf bic Slt Geite Der 9lprb 6trn GtraBe fthrGs
gf9enitrr linb tidt bei Saaentudts 0aitbaule
perfect baten, unb RAP fielb nui, in itreit neaen
2pcqlr auI bic bette Wanirr sinsert4tet fbaben,
I'M tbre 0jrI4dfte Su betreitrn. Sie halten ints
mer. sum Srrtaaf uab perfrrtt8cn sltiffallS daf
8efrlun1 .,-
a' QSQe Irten Seppibe .554iT +
be t,ur serlan9t iprrpen fBnnril, utp ;pdr chen
falIS an alien YrtiIcn. 0ttIrtte irlttt aud fct~
nrspr0s onpcr5 ais BON erilrr 0jite Iein. Die
Jarben Tnb olc fef, w,S bo6ci ldBsn ie btelelte
10 tpp6iicl, fprtm ni@t wc9lieiler as ais fe irs
sc,b icrltwp erGaitsit trerpen f5liren. Selleaunz
gen irerscn in mb9Iiditrr Sdlpe unp na4 9SaHi4
trlpr9t.s Iursia aisg, -aM wr1 o..
----1 sOie SGr'berei ass:. a-n.
pirb aud 1T alien brIieu Ser1Gieeefrn 3pcaen Ice
trieben, uup le fiblcn ScrfArrt, pnb ibre 9lrbsi>
ten fethfn in brlem Gaunty nabitsbcn werten t
nrrm Ie iiter;ru8t fiiblen paB Ge in al en-
61rben Sptltpmrlrne 3ufriepenbeit gcGen fbns
ncn. lleberbaupt iIeDsn iir fin ale ibre @r6ritrn
gut. .t.-... .s..fa
Sic linb bont6ar fir 9rnUiIenc titerate Inter
ttiBung, unb bcffcn il, iGrem neaen gOeac aufe ei-
ne Sprtpourr brrlrttrn, welde fir pmA tillige
YrciIr, quite unS I9Gne 2trteitei,, uhb pantttiAs
2ttpart,mg t6rrr GrI6aftc, iid ppbt 81 Yerbiei,en
Iihen mrrrcn. Srr0c6t rs nidt, ibre g6ertt6tte
ii in Der gipro Strn StraBe 1 tie Sbtre tmterbalb
5oIcPb StUPp'S Ce9cmal5' SuberSO StpHr. ...
''.-.' Sonotbau 8ieano,
'- .9Siltiam &ieatlo.
Nltntaun, gpril 70, 1854. nats
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06
81 10 Gute 9(rbeiter

Brrocn IcStetb an Der GrS @rube Der Srrrrn
Sutltet unb 9eSan, in glcrO g86eittaa
Saunf6ip, 9e6a Gdunts, Serlan9t.1 @rbet finn
auf lanse 3cit erbaltrn tprrsen, unS cs fSirb elm
gutter 9pbn t3ablt.. GS brauasn T9 eber feinc
aIs ni6terpe grteitcr nteiren, brnn .lpt6e bic
nidt ndhtern Tnb. ncrben burGaus 'ni6t enges
feat. @tan melSe f4 an Der Grjsrttc ptrr an
SaItctS .@idi9aufe. 5nam..D rtffEe s
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06
llnipcrfal
GrGuter< SaDe.


DirS III Gin rgiu pt9tabjtt,hIs ocitmttl uuo fam
in alien iallfn nit Der Yrutcumcuttu Sitbtrhit bt
Rtnecru tpit bti Gr.potblnSn an9c,panot wtrcsn.-
SIS tpurre In alien fcl9tnbtn SdlIrn erpr 10 uni
hdt fcb tswG 3 rt.ot5 cine Gur flu .'. ..
gSr9c grdFc, has USE Ding" (Panaritium)
3atnreb, Setter, ale gtrtcn 0jeIGware ltne @'es
a fdwUllte, 8mpen NIT Jtctblouf Il, [. ~.
0urb ptn ouGtrcrNjfbIn @rrla, rpcu,it Der Gst
Nrautb Nes Cti9cn NQittls in allen cb9in 9ioScn &C.
front pprps. mo ois Gi9entbGm,r ptrana6t werotn
cs oem Yu6ttum orWtictcn, nit Der 9spfrn 3ucer:
ftb caR tb fa'TtItt notb ttnent biuSen &trfuh ats
cas tGie 9Rttel crrpeitn Miro Sas man i fr once
fubrts Safe 9t6rautht bat. 8ticnocr6 fir wcbc
SrJltr, raS tSfc . ing uuo 3abuucb III &C
ans9eithnet uro lctTtt dtI9cntir tttannt rptroCn.
Die Sal0e 1T etenfalIs nit Dem bcltrn GrfcIs sc:
trauat pcrren in SdlgSu vcn , altirae ..s
Oi5tentper lei 9ferbcn. .r.E.4. Et
Die Gi9cntbdmer rpcGen iibri9sns lire SaI6r uitbt
nit dbrflGllgsu ecbSscrbs6uuacu d6Ghinfg; hS
pertan9tn nlr, bog man riutn btlac &sriucb odiltt
auittlt. iprraui brs &ortrcffIbttit in oit 1a'
atn fattfn miro. H143GW .Iih .l FHat IN1
Yreif.-Die sttntn Gdathfdn tritcn %, ois
are6tn 80 Gcuts.-SSclc atnptiluu9cu btuilecn ib
Sci ieorr @5tbatbteL ... ra ~ -Tf' IDS ~ "
or 5u tatcu, bSim GjrcGsnunO 9lsiucn, i'm gu6=
trbr urn a. lHll-rg I'D So .l 81. srN
&rd, Gutb uno 9rcrlcr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06

0ic 9feusJcrfsD 3iuf= Gcmpagnic, mel:
be tbrG 9BIrte br rcr9OBtrt uno Ole Sualttdt tbrCr
Qrtrutte ptrpsrrt bot, III iumrr ttrsjt 8celIunSer
tnt9s1tn;unc6mcn fdr lire
.-,, Sor5G oli6en Tarben. 10 % T..
Srcdeu uno in Ssl gem a bl en-, in aus:
trlGftnen Yodcttn pcu % tiS 500 Yfunp; ttsnfatIs
Sretts in gotrcls, rcn 200 gfunO isrss. 3.
I SBr Us ci Gs3tuf, peltbes trrdsn cetr iii StI
orhahlrn ptrtoutt uirb, III 9uera1trt rein 81 lstn
Iuuo uuubsrtrrfisn fir teton dBt sc 28 si Bt et
Sine 9Jltbcoe nsr 3utrrsitlin9 1T neuitd sntetd
wcrrru, mcbcS Die Gcmpd9nie in SmnS ftet trt
Sarbe 81 9uorantirG eas c m ftireinf Otlli9e Stlt
ben 'STictn friltb HuO ;ort crbGIt. Sn etttm 9s:
tratt np lbrt Sarpsn allen oncSra i'm GQaTtt ttsr:
lt0tr.
Sbrt 6r an ne B inf ortc ntlhe fbr niseri9
ptrfauft prS, uio itur aus 'ccnr 9icusSrrIm 3tuts
Gr; 9rabt pIrosu tauu III 6trets bctonnt fir ibrs
Grbattu9s @i9rufbaftrn, penn auf @fn cetr anotE
re mlalIiibt Diu9i on9cpunet ...s.-...
Sbrr g tcinsS q rbt btlEt oGe @t9tnhafttn Ger
traunen uo 1T iihr on9ttTfIln gum 2(nltrtben ron
8rhubiui.ru, HTcts, ,Nu1tu0stSuccn, Srjdem, etc.
1y6Snrttr ipcreeu an bUi9tn 8toiu9un9cn oerier9t
Curd ibrc NgiutGnJt HH',!rE". H.s.EgtE T.
.. omr1sgaA Srentb uno GitbaroS,
gHhottIak sDGint:iainpIr unp Smpcrtsurs
81. 81. Qcts ecu l0Isn unO G'.orttsSnaGSn, pbuaS.
l"p'" L. ...s .I..gsGL wE .trr.t. "H"'''
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06
Die 9rDBte gntpGfung
oe5 3eitatterS.

aH
a9fauScr, 8aucrn, Somi(ien unO 2nOtrl tSnnn
fein peilmiuSl tGuftu ptltbe6 ~ Hl#aw rs r'nt12
Or. Scbjds' &epetianiibF5 Eminent
9Sibtcmmt ldr Subj, Self, Grrlp5 5hrcRiidbG 3hlu:
notisnl, ptbn {ols. 5abumtb, Seetrantbeit, 8ranc:
ppnosn, Shnutpupotu, Stbmelun9en, S.uttibuus
gen. alto Stbihe, OlrsquitctbG, Sebmerjtn in Den
Stieoern, Brult, &udcn Il. 1. 10. .t-,
SHsnu sstsjue ielnoGun9 bcrirft lc,wtro eas Gjtlo
SurudbtjalN; aues mas 9sfcrotrt mIro 1T Gtn Strs
luth oen Nntptilunarn oGnde.
'tGSfit Gin cnotiIbtS SCilmitl uno rpurSt scm No
mig sBiliam A. pcn @nstauo oCtruutht unO pen ibnt
bstdti9t alstn 9RlnsI9S9sn 8bsunlat!sn pGnn alIts
lcnt nldts mtbr botf. 90
utbsr 10,0000GU StaLber fiuo in Den Ser. Stao.
ten pcrtauftpcroeu, cbne einal ;u f1bttn uno &te:
le aatn boe e nicbt mebr cbnc eaistbe tin wclItcu
in Sdlltn pcn Group (Stdbuittu), unoeweun rs IL
&baltr tritsinNQn IS lr FbSr btIl ais cs anSspsn'
oct piro. j JIM st.3't5 rf9t..E .ftJ
.@s bsitt Die Gbtl;ra, winu yltrit 0ercmutfl, in
tptni9tu Snluetn; 8uhr III elmer bGtttn Stunrc
3abntosh in flint sRinutcu. @s 1T pcItcE,meu un:
lhulni9 fir inutrCbtn Gsbraudb uuo 1T yen oSn b:
ribnueiten Ncytp in cen &tr. 1Staattn rtlouunen'
lrt. prSis 23npo50 Gents. ~ ,,ar.. res r.,
Or. Sc6iaS tSnntt Duetno 3;itun9En nit 3su9niI;
fn uno Srcfei anfdGtn; lpdtbt btc tpuapcrtartr
Strcn btfutrft ourb Ictn enil,tnt erjibltn, otrr
bait oiss fit binrtiheno baB Rlcmauo 81 bcjableh
brautbt Der feline einocrun9 crbdlt.
Or. Scbias bat elm . fer oesetn tme mt ;ubtrtt:
tct in YiiiiSpfhtn wtlbes 9parantirt ,rplrp alt
wcbtfilcr uno thtr psnn tsts anosre firStltt, ,ESi
bun9en, olts @uuocn, SdrNmmtn, SIbwelIun9en
Sbnittpuuocu,, Suctihunaen, u.L NJ. E.
prcts 50 Gents Or. ScHias' 'Sffts, 60 @surt
Iduo Sraes s3cIO;9crf. ia '"a
80. qoenten in 9e6a .Gauntp!
M, t8sSf, Gjutb uub 2rsrtsr, NGsntcwn ISL.
Gttr. SSEartr, &ra 9ruj .r9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06
IL S0u(teDrer perlan9t4
fe4iiferz zGQnlibQt...

Hr3i Iu eie @rrpabler pcn eetba 9auntN. .'7gi.G
MttbGr ger!-S6 biete mid bierbattb ala
Gin Gonppat fir ros 8e9ifers@nt Bon 9e-
6a1GauntY AT, inO c.Rihe Sud adtunsSpp1.um
cure Stimmen, (ber Gntl6tiputs sinrr Gauntq-
GrnpmtiOR untcrirorfen1 .'lll 11!iaa nseih
,iaa r1a o. I Sofbua Stdbler. Z l21
Gaentrwn, gtua. %. ~ ~ q '.sfm nabB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06
, .8tnf SSarbe..

Sin 0rittel poblfeiler ais BlcirpeiB, uno
fret bon allen 9ifti9eu Seftanotbeilen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06

'Sulo fir GisFGr crbolttut SuntThof i'm 6nttans
pcl tSr oautbar uno bcftu ourtb ltrta9t ltufmerti
aint'triolritr GskhSftnuo purth itos mGalifbe 3us
crrtrmmnbttt i,tb Si, 6crtKeuua eyr ie lteraI ati
nefsRsnGjHRlt jUjuiiblru Stt lpUuihsu Dem Yub4
Gtqa fie 4HalaAr 5a qsnatRc ,5u fitbrtp, cap liS
I5IiCt 'f'.'
80 9raftiicbe. Sttmotber '- az
IpSupS tnt t6n9c etbti,it ouS9titoroeu baNtn, unr
Cdbtt ihr GjIbiit rurtb99n99 ptrtlbGtin all otFrn
pGrlAirpentp 3pli9cu. Stt ptrftrti9tu otte ct fgi
usp i'm NFfk btntdutAtn up6l lprh ,,tn tt6st tpcht
litGr, oicytjt IL ibr Nattriat pcn ocn Snfcrttnrs
lfur 6 aib taukn uuo ctntn 0reGm Shtil tbrsr 2rbt
icttit pttrihtln. IEd fc grcbt Gsltb6ite tbuu, le
Fanncn fie OiIcrpGu on ttrntn 9rciiten iu wrtGufn
uno NEIL t tbr 1ereDrt n:ritshcn, 70 holtin lie nur
9uti Irtir. 0iets np siui9i Der lriqbtR. wartiiir
man Sftrrs dc SinItun9 Ddrt, zap 98ieeer unS
8rnsr 10 lMSnt yoittl fir 10 ' w" -HH-li@ Fl.
y" ', Grlfaunlitb 6itlioe preiTe ''aer
rcrtGuftn. Stt bottr inner pis usuttcn ghitdeet.
pbitr anO SGupcrtsr Sptts ouf baub, ic oag Siiss
manc bang ~ fin trouht, Cincu aItIncei9cu put 0na
9cbSrQt 81 trroen. .rh a-I.i.g s..,.E. g.s
SUIT init bebuns on, cs mott ten ltnttrlbito fuit
curr &epf NCfcrm lit, mir pGrit6trn cub ron eutm
sit" in urtrm 9rcBtn QGcrttmtnt e5 III tniner Gin
out gu fipSsl or pogt. .....-...t.r.t.s
9anSfeRtboltCr lne bCIorScrs srfIcht bei tipS on:
Wrukn, inhsn mtr ibncn odte uno Sloppsn pchlftis
fer OtS Ole GHcbNiilttn pcrsanftntSrntn Sin 0rcgIs
Ilrrttmtnt non aUtrbGno Strcb9dtSTn 1T cttnfaIIe
tmutr nuf houo. '.'...''., -
fSc6rror Is, 1854. nolS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-09-06
llegrp !! lleQea /! lirgrn !!

Der 9rGbtc Jtcscnlaaucr fel in Der 5rcitas
Nadt, Der ie in Nlrntpmn 9cfallm lit. gr firl
in FOLDER 0aiie, bab CT jsnt Idredtide Srant6rit,
1cnannt Gtrlsra, 9dnSli6 BinwesIGwemmtc, iprl-
dye Spar ned ME bier mar uo bcffcntti6 aud ME
Wer erIdctnsn Wirb. llnp btclr 8c9enI&aurr
lat prn 9teuYcrt unp YDitapelpGa cine rrRaunltb
Irhfnp Qnt snt .uri,r,rni,sp '.. ra..' .... -
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
Alta californis r elegraph COMPANY.

We learn that meeting of the Board OF
Directors of the Alta California Telegraph
Company, at their Office in this city, on the
18th inst, they resolved unanimously to accept
the line from the contractors. We congratulate
the community and the State on the compile
ton of this important enterprise, which brings
rs in intimate connection with large and i'm
portant portion of the interior, and which.
with the Estate Line" places US in instant
communication with near 400 miles in extent
of the most important portions OF the State,
and places the Bay city in instant commaniea-
tion with the remote mining towns OF the moun-
tains. The contractors of the Alta Line, We
learn. have had to labor under many and great
discouragements, and to overcome many unfare-
seen obstacles, but all have been surmounted,
and the line is in complete and most successful
operation from this city via Mormon Island,
Diamond Springs, Placervile, Coloma, Au-
burn and Grass Valley to Nevada.
We learn the Directors were highly gratifed
with the condition and working of the Lire,
and especially with the great superiority of the
insuators introduced, which are on q new prin-
ciple, and which have been most thoroughly
tested in the severe and protracted storms Of
the last few weeks. We have been shown one
of these insulators by Mr. J. E. Strong, the
contractor, and which may be seen at the flee
in this city. They are of vuicanzed India rub
her, the exterior of which much resembles
horn and are the first of the kiud ever used in
any country for telegraph purposes. The rub
bers are incased in cast iron, which completely
protects them from injury and all moisture,
which so effects the efficiency of insulators
heretofore in use. Operators on this line, who
are familiar with lines in the old States, assert
that these insuators are far less affected by
storms and atmospheric changes than every
description heretofore in use.
The results of the business Of this line, dur
ing the month since its completion, while in
the hands of the contractors, we learn has been
most fattering, and IS this mode Of communi-
cation soon becomes a necessity wherever in
troduced we cannot doubt the anticipations OF
the projectors will soon be more than realized
1t has been suggested, that through business
to San Francisco from stations of the Alta
line, would be largely increased by liberal
discount on through business" If this be-
so it would doubtless conduce to the interest
of both companies to adopt tariff for through
business at reduced rates = Union.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
Plank Road.

From the Marysville papers we learn that
a company has been organized for the building
of this road. But correspondent in the Her.
aid has suggested the important consideration,
that possibly the movement may have been
pushed on rather indiscreetly. The people Of
this region would be we'll pleased to have this
road, and while they might admire the enter
prise of those who would give US the road in q
month, they may be apprehensve Of the discre-
tion of the selecting the Nevada county direc-
tors without consulting the great body of our
enterpising men of business and capital, who
must shoulder the whole responsibility Of the
concern in this county. We think it will puz-
zle Nevada people to determine on what prin-
ciple the Nevada" " director was chosen
whether residence or capital, but we presume
the Marysville people know, if we don't. AT
the organization Of the company, the following
gentlemen were elected officers:
"Charles Lindley, President F. Woodruff,
Secretary; G. B. Macy, Treasurer and John
A. Paxton, c. B. Macy, J. B. Humphrey, E.
Woodruff c. Lindley, c. G. Moxley, of Marys-
vile, III. H. Raymond, of Nevada, and James
Walsh, and John Day, of Grass Valley, as Di-
rectors of the Company
The Union, in commenting on this matter,
calls it a speculation and drops the follow
ing paragraph
@ BY the way it strikes US, that plank road
to Nevada will not be worth much after a rail-
road is completed from this city to that point"
What are we to understand from this? Is
it that the " Sacramento Valley Railroad is to
terminate at Nevada, or not? That is our i'm
preston and of Mr.. H. Davis the Nevada Di-
rector, and also of the late editor of this paper
the two latter gentlemen having the assurance
Of Col. Wilson, to that effect. But the Union
within the last month has seemed to US to init
mate different opinion. We ask for informa-
ton of what is thought at Sacramento. AS to
the speculation" the parties interested will
not feel obliged to the Union for its efforts to
discourage the work.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24

MINING AT CoLUMBIA-Thc Gazette says
A gentleman informs US that he has struck
new diggings on the north side of Gold Hill,
and that he IS now following vein which pays
rich
The Curtis claim in Santiago gulcll, is still
paying rich, notwithstanding it was supposed
to be worked out some time since.
J. P. Bradley Il Co., on Birds Roost gulch
arc averaging Sl2 per day to the man.
Messrs Hopkins & Meek have struck a very
rich lead on anhpbell's Flat; it pays from
$50 to S775 per day.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
Common School.

The District School commenced its sess.
ion in the new school house on Monday
last. The number of scholars is not yet
large. being but about 35 in the male and
25 in the female department, for which
'eason there is yet room for more. The
number of scholars within the district, VINO
are entitled to the benefits of this school, Is
about 100; only abDut 60l have avalled
themselves of their privilege. That all
nav understand their rights, we would here
say that alllpersons between the ages Of
wears and l8 years, are entitled to the
benefits of this school, so long as it lasts,
by conforming to rules Of discipline adop-
ted for its government. The funds provi-
ded for its maintenance, are not sufficient
to keep it up, and for this reason an assess
ment of so, per month on each scholar
has been levied. This will enable the COM
missioners to keep the school going to the
end of the school year. 1t is hoped that no
one will imagine himself too poor to pay
this small sum. The price of tuition hith.
erto has been about Sc per month. BY the
present arrangement, family of four chill
dren will be educated at the same cost that
one would independent of the public assis-
tance. The cost of schooling has been ru
inously high, so that.a poor man with a
large family has been virtually excluded
But now, by the combined efforts of par
of our citizens with the perseverance of the
school commissioners, we have schoo
house sufficient to accommodate very com
,rtably one hundred and fifty scholars
and by the additional aid OF the public
moneys set apart for that purpose, two o
the first class teachers at merely nomlna
cost to those to be benefited.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24

"a" We observe that some Of the cute" old
miners are employing Cinnamon on their claims
at about $3.50 per day, they boarding them
selves. One company on Mosquito Flat have
fifteen at work. The Cinnamon do a good days
work, are temperate, honest and industrious,
and their simple wants enable them to board at
rates that no American would accept. This is
the great evil of Chinese immigration it de
creases the value Of labor. and with it the Door
mans independence. How to justly obviate
this evil is probl EN- for legislators, which We
fear they will never solve.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24

lnination to 60 into the war with all their
might.
Admiral Chads is appointed to the COM
mand of the English feet in the Baltic.
Several armed steamers are to be taken
to send troops to Constantinope.
$4,000 French troops were to be ready
for the East before the 10Th of February.
Parliament was opened on the 3lst of
January by the Queen in person. Her
speech was short and unimportant.
Gen. Concha and O'Donnell, of Spain,
have been eXied.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24

One OF the readiest re lies we have
heard lately was made by an Irishman:
A gentleman travelling on horseback
down east" came upon an Irishman who
was fencing in a most barren and desolate
piece of land.
"What are you fencing in that lot for.
Pat" said he, ''a herd of cows would starVe
to death on that land''
Sand sure, your honor, wasn't fencing
it to kape the poor bastes out CIV it"
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24

SOME FIGHr.-On Wednesday last, two
men nearly opposite the Journal Office. af-
ter considerable quarrelling, came to close
quarters, one of them first striking at the
other with shovel, while he, in return
used hoe, the handle of which broke at
the first blow, when they clinched, and one
of them, had it not been for the timely in
reference of one of our citizens, had soon
been minus an eve.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24

The DrsTRIcr CoURr is in session, and slowly
proceeding with its business, Many cases on
two discontinued, greatly decreasing the busi-
ness for this term. Litigation, however, is very
abundant, and is increasing at every term of
the court. We trust our Senator's and repre-
sentatives will make an effort to have Nevada
and Sierra counties set off as new judicial
district. 1t is reform greatly needed.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24

The WEArHER.--During the past week, the
weather in this region has been of the most
lovely character. Spring, in its most beautiful
form, is upon US. The rain-clouds have passed,
the SHOWS are fast receding from our view, and
but here and there is to be seen a snow-capped
peak, viewed from Nevada For months to
come these will contribute in ample quantity to
keep up the present supply of water, for the
miners, while we now anticipate clear sunshine
interrupted occasionally only, for a short time,
with warm showers.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24

TnEATR1cAL.-D. V. Gates has returned from
very successful tour through the Southern
mines, and performs Saturday night at Grass
Valley, in connection with the we'll known
Robinson Family. They will probably per.
form here next week. Due notice will be given.