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The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

UNLCCKy MISTAKE Some time since
the telegraph at st. Louis announced that
Mrs. Wilson, a very respectable lady, had
given birth to fine Indian boy. What
must have been the astonishment Of Mr..
Wilson at the announcement of this lusus
nature?
RUSSIAN CTrIEs.-St. Petersburg. Mos
COW and Odessa, are the only cities in
Russia whose population exceeds 100000.
REPORTERS The English press has its
representatives in every section of the
globe where matters of interest are going
on.
THE whole number oflanguages spoken
in the world amounts to 1904. 587 in
Europe, 396 in Asia. 276 in Africa, 1854
in America.
WHILE in America the proportion Of
persons who go to school of some kind Is
one in FIVE, in Russia it is one in two huu.
dred and twenty
AWFUL GUzzLE.-It is said that q man
down South has swallowed a farm, ten
thousand dollars and twenty negroes.
sB. The largest and oldest bridge in
the world is said to be that at Kingtung,
in China, where it forms perfect road
from the top of one lofty mountain to the
top Of the ether.
AN OLD BooK.-The oldest book in the
United States, it is said, is a manuscript
Bible in the possession of DR.. Wither-
spoon, of Alabama, written over thousand
years ago.
The world is great dice box, and no
body can tell what will turn up at the
next throw.
The DUELLo-Four duels were fought
in San Francisco in one week--a chival
rous people truly.
sa- \ FRAGMENT of the bachelor who
burst into tears has been found on tho
other side Of Jordan. 6ea
A CowHlDISG AFFAIR, in which lady
was the operator, and gentleman the
victim, came OF in Sacramento on The
evening of the I'd inst.
A SISGULAR CusroM-It was an az.
cient custom to put an hour-glass into the
coffin as an emblem if time run out
VEToEp.-President Pierce has vetoed
the bill granting lands to the States for
the benefit OF INDECENT insane persons"
THE Students and Firemen at Cam,
bridge have had serious fight,
New RUSSIAN MISIsTER-C Count Alex,
ander de Medem, succeeds the late Mr..
Bodisco, as Russian Minister at Washing
ton.
CHARLES III was assassinated at Parma,
Italy, on the 9th of March.
B@The saying "that there is more
pleasure in giving than receiving" !" is sup;
posed to apply chiefly to kicks, medicine
and advice
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10
[FbT the Citizen
An Angels Whisper. no
BIZ ANALOsTAN.

An angel, one night as l lay
In sweet slumber, near Yuba's clear fount,
Came whispering-'twas the middle OF
May, 8
When birds warble sweetly upon the lone
mount q
listened; he essayed; listened again
Such silvery melody ne'er heard before;
He told me love-story, mentioned q
name,
That name so familiar listened the more.
When he finished the story, reached
out my hand
To catch him, and have him repeat it all Ger
But he vanished-disappeared in the fal
spiritland,
And lett me disappointed-my throbbine
heart sore.
Do,cniepi1e. June, 1854.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

KILLED BY BEAR.-Dr. j. B. Clements
was killed by grizzly some two weeks
since, near San Louis Obispo. He rode
out one morning to hunt deer, having just
purchased a most superb large double
barrel shot gun, large enough as he sup
posed to kill grizzlies" by using six
shooter bats OF buck shot-bu. poor man,
his first trial cost him his life. He had
ridden some few miles from home, came to
the foot of a mountain, dismounted, and
went a short distance up the mounta n
along a regular trail made by the passing
of game, where it is supposed he met tie
bear, and deadly conflict ensued. His
body was found on the 18th, most shock
ingly mangled; his fine gun lay near by
with both barrels empty and broken off at
the breach, having been used as last re-
sort, as club.-CnlJorn,a Farmer.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10
No. Is.

ssy-"Vonce, ven / vas courtin' my
Catarine, vas gone to my field to hoe
my potatoes. Veil, den see my Catarine
comm in der road, 50 I dinks / give her
q boo; so climbs a tree, and shust as I
was goin to boo her, falls offon der hem
lock fence, and sticks pine knot-hole il
mine pantaloons, and Catarine vas laf and
make more shame dan sheep init one tam
tief on his pack"
Bgr "Sambo, whar you get dat watch
you wear to meetin' last Sunday
How you know had watch?"
Because seed the chain hang out
in 'front.'"
"S'poss you see halter round my neck
you think dar's horse inside of me 7"
B1~"Now let US sing one Of those Do
its" said Mrs. Partington to musical
friend. You cans sing base; Isaac will do
the terrible, and I will breathe the air."
and she fell to wiping her specs with the
corner of her apron.
as1-A Frenchman wishing to speak Of
the cream Of the English poets, forgot the
word, and said "de butter Of the poets."-
A wag said that he had fairly churned up
the English language.
aar It is pretty evident that when o
man buys one hundred dollar handkerchief
for duck of wife, that he is goose
ofa husband
n1 Among cargo Of army comforts
that lately reached Constantinople from
England, were seuen hundred .rooden legs.
BaTn" SEE through it" as the old lady
said when the bottom of her wash tub fell
out.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

DINSER--In France. in the l4th century
in "well-re gulated houses" people partook
of FIVE meals a day, and a dinner had
commonly five courses of dishes. They
dined at ten in the morning, and the meal
was called from the hour declmsr, hence
the word diner (dinner.1 One or two
centuries later they dined at eleven: and
in the 10th and at the begning of the
18th century, at noon. Louis XIV al
ways sat down to table at that hour
The English dinel equally early. and it
was not till the 10th century that tie
present late hours came gradually into
fashion.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

UNDERRArED.- The devil may be an
ugly customer; still he possesses some good
streaks. Who, for lance, is more untir-
Il and Industrious? Just look what he
has done in the past week-two murders
in New York, an Irish riot in Illinois,
two child m lrders in Philadelphia, thirty
six cases of seduction, and any number o
broken heads, rum disputes, and shillaIah
fights. The devil has been u1derrated.-
In the way of activity, he takes down the
crowd--Perry (Pa.) Eeeu,on
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

SoME.-Miss Rosina Richardson, of
New Hampshire, is five feet three and a
quarter inches in height, measures FIVE
feet four and quarter inches around the
waist, six feet two inches around the hips,
twenty-five inches around the arm above
the elbow, fourteen inches around the arm
below the elbow and two feet ten inches
in straight line across the shoulders. and
weighs four hundred and seventy eight
pounds.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

LONG HA1R.--It is said that the Fmpe-
ror of Russia has decided antipathy to
boards and long hair. The army alone
wears the moustache and imperial; all
persons connected with the civil admins
tration are obliged to shave every parti-
Gle of hair from their faces.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10
Settlers in Nebraska,

If n ebraSka does not receive the assist
ance anu protection of the General Gov
ernment, the country will nevertheless be
settled, and that speedily. Hundreds are
awaiting the news that the Indian title is
extinguished, and an hour after the river
district will be swarming. Already many
have taken over materials for building
have staked out their claims, and have
promised to stick together through thick
and thin, and assist each other in the pro-
lection of their several claims.
No families have removed to the Terri
tory, neither have they right to do so,
until the Indians have relinquished their
claim and title to these lands. The first
county north of the Platte, and west of the
Missouri River, and east of the Horo,
will become the most populous county in
Nebraska. This is considerably well TIM
bered, has lime quarries, stone coal and
iron ore, and is an excellent, dry, rolling,
fertile region. The embryo city, opposite
this place. will be the capita of the Terri
tory for the present, without doubt, and
will eventually be second to none in the
West but this city. Next in Importance
will be the cities twelve miles each way
North and south of US, Belleyiew and VIM
ter Quarter; making three very important
river cities in one county. Besides the
ordinary business Importance Of this new
frontier river county in Nebraska, the great
Pacific Railroad is to pass through and
have there probably at Omaha City, or
near) great Westinghouse, before skim
ming the broad plain and leaping the
Rocky Mountains. Council Bluffs Bu yle
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

Bas~ Herman btenaertassat. son Of the
unfortunate Blennerhassct, who was con-
cerned i'll the Aaron Burr expedition. is
said to be living on the Five Points, :"
in New York, in great penury. Mr. San
ford at Cincinnati, author Of the life IF the
father, has sent 500 copies Of the work to
the missionary ladies Of the cod Brewc-
ry,' to be sold for the benefit Of the son.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

STAGING.-Ihe Sacramento Union saws
that the entire travel to and from that
city, is affected through the several lines
of the California Stage Company. The
company commenced operations cn the
first day Of the current year, with cap;-
tai stock of one million dollars. They
own over nine hundred head Of horses, aud
one hundred coaches, besides large
number of smaller carriages.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

HoS. Ross WILKINS. Judge of the
United States District Court at Detroit,
has ecided that the Maine Liquor Law
Is unconstitutional.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

CHINESE FIGHrs. The Calaveras Chron-
icle says that "the Chinese in that vicinity
are preparing for a grand field fight in
consequence of some question of Celestial
policy. Blacksmiths are at work prepar-
ing the WEAPONS"
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10
Mistellantons.
ROBERT II. TAYLOR,

ROBERT II. 1HYLOR, s
Attorney-at-Law, Conveyancer,
AND
TARY PUBLIC.
Office first floor of DR.. Chase's Law Build
ing, Craycroft street, Downieville.
a-By the law of 1853, Notaries Public
are authorized to demand acceptance and
payment of bills of exchange, and protest
the same for non-acceptance or non-pay-
ment as the case may require; to demand
payment of promissory notes, and protest
the same same for non payment; to take
and certify Acknowledgements of deeds and
other conveyances; to take depositions, to
administer oaths and affirmations, and to
take af6lavits to be used before any court
Judge, or oiicer Of this State. mar1l-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

GLoRY.-Lord Byron once remarked
.(ilory consists in being shot in battle.
and having ones name reported wrong on
the dead aud wounded list"
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

WM. S. SPEAR. HARLOW 3. COSSlTT
SPEAR & COSSiTr,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL LoRs AT LAW
Will attend to Profess onal business
in Minnesota, Chips, Smiths, Oregon
Creek, Craig's st. Louis, Port Wine.
Spanish Flat, Pine Grove, Chandlerville
and Gibsonville.
OFFICE in Craycroft's Block, Downie-
vile.
III. B. Cossitt, DISTRICT At
TORNEY. may 6-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

II AMBLIN d sun, TN a..u on-e. Co..
IL workers, dealers in sheet-iron stoves,
and all kinds of tin and sheet-iron ware.
a general assortment Of tin and sheet-irol
Kept constantly on hand. Any article of
work IN our line of business made to order
Win neatness and despatch, if not on hand.
Jon work done with care at the shortest
notice Particular attention paid to the
making OF hydraulic pipes. ALI work en-
trusted 70 our care warranted to be we'll
mar 25-3m'
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10

A DEADLY TREE.-Tnere is in the
West Indies tree called the Manchan-
oel. 1t is beautiful tree, with fresh
green and glossy foliage. Its blossom is
also very beautiful, and it bears fruit
very fragrant,y yellow apple;but hidden be-
meath all this beauty, in juices and exhala-
tions, is most viruIent and deadly poison.
If the fruit is eaten, it produces instant
death; and if its sap falls upon any part
of the skin, it raises sore and burning
blisters, both dan serous and painful. The
Indians formerly used the juice of this tree
to dip their arrows, in order that they
might poison the bodies oil their enemies
Port Tran.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10
Downice Sierra County, California Saturday. June TO- 1854

A VErERAN.-Col. Lemanowski who
served % years in the armies of Napoleon,
and who assisted in the breaking up of
the Inquistion in Spain, once uttered the
following at meeting in Alabama
You see before you man 10 years
old. have fought 200 battles-have Ia
wounds on my body-have lived 30 days
on horse-hesh, with the bark of trees for
my bread, snow and ice for my drink, the
canopy of heaven for my covering, without
stockings or shoes on my feet, and only q
few rags of clothing. In the deserts Of
Egypt have marched for days with a
burning sun upon my bare head-feat
blistered in the scorching sand, and with
eyes, lostrils and moutn filed with dust,
and with thirst go torn ,nting that |
have opened the veins Of my arms and
sucked my own blood !"
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-10
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THE subscribers would respectfully call
l. the attention of the Miners aud Traders
70 their we'll selected stock of the above
named articles.
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VAN DEUSEN's IMPROVED WAHPEEK.

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70 In Sweden, new religious sect has
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- HICKORY BtTTs.-In itinerant minister
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attitude Of woodsman-by the grace of
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INDIAN DOCTOR.

Offers his Professional services to the citizens of Bal
tmore. Can cure all kinds of Cauce,s-take them
out without pain, or the use of any knife. He can
cure all kinds of Fi.s and spssms, Rheumatic Pains
Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, or
any other ailment the human family subject to.
lie can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Nose, any
distanee from the patient, by knowing the patients
name. Tie was bora blind, and has studied several
years under An Indian Doctor who was among the
Wild Indians thirteen years.
aS- He can b. found at Mr. Backley's Boarding
House, corner Pratt aad Charles street. Baltimore,
Nd, .
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F.3I 1T Saies and purchuses. !
"A 1I, m"ELl, at his offce, in Ood Fellows
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