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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02


"I'Ts Me" Passing neat little martin
box of house last evening, we happened to
see man waiting at the door for admittance
AT the instant, green blind above just open
ed a little way, and by the gas light we ght
a glimpse of a pair of brilliant eyes, and a
futter of something white, and bird-toned
voice softly said, who's thereW "IF's ME,n
was the brief response. The eyes and futter
disappeared from the window, like stars in a
cloud, and we almost fancied, as we passed
on, we could hear the pattering of two little
feet upon the stairs, winged with welcome.
1t was a trife, it all happened in an instant,
but it haunted us for an hour. It's me! A
mid the jar of rhe great city, those words fell
upon the quick ear aloft, and met with a glad
response. E.
It's me! And who acas ''mew The pride
of a hearts life, no doubt the tree a vine
was clinging to the defender of the Faith
ful, " in the best sense of the word.
IT'S me! Many there are who would give
half their hearts, and more than half the hope
in them, for one such recognition, in this
''wide world" On Change, in the directory
at the post Office, hewas known as A. c.,
Esq, but on that threshold, and within these
walls, ats me, and nothing more; and what
more is there, one would love to be?
Few of all the hearts that beat so wildly,
warmly sadly, slowly, can recognize a true
soul amid the din and darkness of the world.
in that simple and eloquent its me. AS if he
had said
Now Pm nothing to all the world
For I'm all the world to thee.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02

IHE SAcREDNEss OF TEARs.-There is a sa-
credness in tears. They are not the mark
OF weakness, nor of power. They are the
messengers of overwhelming grief, Of deep
contrition, of unspeakable love. If there
were any arguments to prove that man is not
mortal, [ would look for it in the strong con
vulsive emotions of the breast, when the soul
had been deeply agitated, when the fountains
of feeling are rising, and when the tears are
gushing forth in crystal streams. Oh, speak
not harshly to the stricken one weeping in
silence break not the solemnity by rude
laughter, or intrusive steps Despise not wo-
mans tears-they are what made her an an
gel. Scoff not if the stern heart Of manhood
is sometimes melted to tears of sympathy
they are what elevate him above the brute.
l love to see tears Of affection. They are
painful tokens, but still most holy. There is
pleasure in tears-an awful pleasure. If
there were none on earth to shed for me. /
should be loath to live; and if no one to weep
over my grave, Icould never die in peace. j.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02

gss@ Here is beautiful sentence from the
pen OF Coleridge. Nothing can be more elo-
quent--nothing more true. 80 w
Call not that man wretched who. wbatav-
er else he suffers, as to pain inflicted or pleas
ure denled-has a child on whom he homes
and on whom he doats. Poverty NAV Grind
him to the dust, obscurity may cast its dark
mantle over him, his voice may be UNDECIDED
by those among whom he dwelis. and his face
may be unknown by his neighbors; even main
may rack bis joints, and sleep fee from his
pillow; but he has gem defying computa-
tlons, for fame filing worlds ear. for the
highest power, ~ the sweetest sleep that
ever fell on mortal's eye."
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02
CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MARCH ., 1854

have brought out some hitherto "mute, inglo-
rious," Phillips or Emmett, who wields the
PICK In these mountains. This paragraph
from his communication to the Democrat, is
worthy place among the finest creations OF
Patrick Henry or Daniel Webster.
'Ihe weeping genius Of Erin points with a
pencil of light to the past, and asks the wise
commentator, if some glorious CLEAN Of sun
shine, may not be traced upon its bloodstained
pages" While we rejoice in our own pros
perity, and look forward with hope to still
Llfisslhters fststre, we never forget that
patriotism lies crushed, bleeding, and famish-
ing in Ireland. With Respects, CAYoTE.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02
We've Said Farewell.
BY j. F. SIMMONS.


We've said farewell, but not forever,
= Fond devotion tells me this,
/ cannot think that shall never
Realize my dreams of bliss.
And though grieve that we have parted,
There's balm to heal the pain,
am not hopeless-broken-hear
For 1 feel wen meet again.
Think not that shall cease to love thee,
That from this devoted breast,
Time and absence can remove thee,
Till lie in dreamless rest
Here sweely-whatso'er betide thee,
Firm as cords of love can bind,
Within breast where none beside thee
Claims place-thou art enshrined
Think not change will e'er come o'er me,
Whilst breath of life shall last,
That this fond heart will not adore thee,
Till its dreams of peace are past.
Think not dear one III cease to love thee,
Cease to worship at thy shrineS
No by yon stars that CLEAN above me,
l am thine-foreYer thine.
Walden, N. c., 1858.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02

MIKE WALsH's LAsT.-We hear that one of
the ''very hards" was congratulating himself,
the other day, in Mikes presence upon the
cordiality with which the President treated
him, sn recent interview, shaking him by
the hand, with an affectionate warmth" as he
explained. He asked Mike, whether it did mt
look as though he was coming round to the
hards. "No said Mike, ''it looks more like the
sheriff shaking hands with fellow after he
has pulled thecap over his eyes.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02

"A CALIFORNIA MINER.--The following cpl
sode in the life of California miner, has been
furnished us by one of our correspondents
now in the mines:
: A young man in one of the cities of an At
lantlc State, in moderate circumstances, court
ed 1.-THE daughter of a wealthy merchant, but
was refused her hand in marriage. They e.
loped and were discarded. They had been
married but few months, when business
called the young man to the principal city of
aneighboring State. Shortly after his arrival,
he received package from his wife contain
ing his own miniature, her wedding ring. and
other souvenirs he had given her, together
with a letter, informing him that he need not
return hoping to find her, as she had aban-
dOned him and gone home to her father. The
day after found the young man on a steamer
bound for California. Here he met with uIl-
usual success; but sickness overlook him, and
while on the hard bed of afflicton, the kind
ness of a young lady, the daughter of the pro-
prietor of one of the numerous ranches located
in the mining districts, who attended him
assidu0usly during his illness, so won upon
his heart, thrt he Wooed and won her, intend
ing to make her his wife as soon as the legal
disability would permit. He sent her home
to his fathe, designing to follow her at the
expiration of the time allotted by law for the
granting of divorce, which had nearly ex-
pired.
The next day, after the steamer had left
San Francisco, which bore her from him, he
chanced to glance at an old list of advertised
letters, and saw one for himself which had
been in the office for some months. On re-
ceiving it, what was his surprise to find that
it was from his long lost wife! Enclosed was
a miniature Of herself and child-a child he
had never seen! She informed him that the
letter accompanying his miniature, &c, which
she had sent him, was forced from her through
fear Of violence from her father and brother,
and she was carried away and kept in close
confinement in her fathers hOuse-that she
finally escaped and hastened to her husbands
residence. It was deserted! She applied to
her husbands relations they could give her
no information Of his whereabouts, for they
could not believe but that she had left him
with her own free will. She exhausted every
means in her power to find him, but could
obtain no tidings. In despair she returned
home, and gave up the search as fruitless.
By chance she met with his name in Califor-
MIA paper, and had sent the package to San
Francisco as she did not know where else to
send it; and there it would have remained.
had not the merest accident revealed it's own
er. On, what priceless gem is a pure and
faithful heart! The wife, on the wings of
love, is Fastening to meet her husband and
the husbands affanced bride, with sorrow
full heart, is returning to her father. What
happiness! What misery! Heavenly Father.
pour thy balm OF consolation on that wounded
heart!
The above is averitable story. 1 know the
man welL-Ciacinmat Times.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02

A wag, passing house, observed on the
door the separate names of physician and q.
surgeon, and facetiously remarked that the
circumstance put him in mind Of a donble
barrelled gun--for if one missed, the other
was sure to kill.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02

'FAsTo YOUNG UNs WAITING FOR THE CAR
RAGE Charlie (just turned ive.) ''This
will be a stupid affair, Georgy." GeOrgy (of
the mature age of seven and half) '.Oh
yes-only white frock and black mitten
pafty-very slow!
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02

The native place is not where the man is
born, but where he takes place and fourisbeg
Thousands in every land are compelled by
the foreign influences of home, to 90 abroad
seeking a aatire place among strangers
SSn1naS.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02

gG~ The Editors get off all kinds of jokes,
at the expense of Lucy Stone In announc-
ing her for Indianapolis, the Louisville Cou-
rier says:
''Her dress is somewhat scanty
But her tongue is somewhat long;
Her heart is right, they tell US,
But her head we know is wrong"
Then when she is up for Evansville, the
same paper begins the question thus R'se''
IA name like sCurtius' shall be his,
On faInes loud trumpet blown ~
Who, with wedding kiss shuts up
The mouth of Lucy Stone I" ~
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-02

ARRIVAL OF THE SoUTHERNER. = LATER
FROM LOWER CALIFORNIA S. F. Chron-
acle has received a letter, brought by the
Southerner, containing the following infor-
nation from Ensenada
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OrpIrRJ Ic FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. No

HI 81 Wallis ,., =. . "a "A, D,,a In 4, CASA .zd
..snrey nvrssd prepared 70 tnsaie .s-inA ~ -
Gre On favorable terus -, ,.xsn, tn.erest 70
a. IRE r.fe Of per per snnnn %
nrof,. a. 20 he divided the sssared ~ so1f
bssrins which scrip 10 % reoeen :, 80 90
Ire accumulated pso6s and capital amount :" S""'
x,,,- ~. NSI,h.r. Robert Minturn.
49, A 4 fr,vS Jsrsrs Warren Sfeofso Nee
n-pisi Fearing Aifhsr Lear, H.. -. 7 ..tay Jr
william II. Rus-rli horiinetW hehis"e' 1s.I n.l.,a
aurusrus Downing Denntns paer' 800 mn
C}uFnway Lamar, John stewart ~ s., ~ sn,,h
George Rigs EdwNd q Cenfer' $3.50. Z; ysrsr
Wu Butler DUrcsn JOSIAH Oskes 49, sI.n
Charles kssell gosefh ns,safu- ~ 49, a,,e
Isssc Townsend. james - Ns'e'S~1'' '
i Girsrd Fcscr. Oeoree OcrAis = uoxr p-..;a.,t
pvxcAS r. CURRY, seerstary. hObbAh . nO'-, --~-
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paper ma. 'shOusss.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE L. Dskk ..w =
4 Co, Nc los Fasonss. oder for s.ls a, 80 -
fs7srA English French and Arnencsn -
Newspaper all sSea sexhts a. ouslA
sock Paper, al weights anS au.lr
Tissue PAPER. fancy colo-s oh oftbs I'd.
dansins Psper White and coored, diserrpfN
dstterS Paper, thin and Of the ~ sualfv
Cloth Paper. Ssxt0 and sorts r,,~x
Ensiish Hardware Paper large ss-or.sns t,eA
shesthns Paper Of the bess quality
Wrapping Paper, Straw Ras an h.niA
Tea Pape< Of different
Ter Roofing Paper. sztabls Or r,o& d M
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Uanrins Araofmies

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
IA Broadway for the reception Of Pupils who can
any the Classes for Ladies and Children
on Thursday and Saturday afternoons
meeting Saturday practice with bsnd OF music Lessons
Gentlemen Monday, Wednesday and hurday evenings
Saturday evening Gentlemen do
regular but purchase losson tickets and at
convenient learn particular dance While on Wat
Europe during the number Of new danes were
which will be introduced for the first time here Private
ffsSons academies attended Scrses twice
ent exclusively pupils Ladies' aud Children
will commence the first week in January.
TI,HF SECOND QUARTER of MRS A. LANNAY's
DANCING SCHOOL. Montague Hall, topPo-ite the City
HALL BrsoLyp, will commence WEDNESDAY Jan H. Days
Of ipstuotiop WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY commencing at
The Matinee Dansante will take place the 18th
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goparinersbip Notirss.

DIAYO-FORTE COPARTNERSHP.-The undes-
asned respte fully asee taat tas' s1ts
theu.elyes In s.i basc-s - 1lft1r11r ri.afSfse
Mr. WILL Az BRAD BURY,
M, ss.rurvfrh Cd Nuseai Author and -ctarsr s1f
Mr. EDW Ard O. BRADBURY,
lors fa.orahly tnowp the ~ fork ls "a.
- IIesTE FExr5s 4 BR s1tUaYS .
~ h.rs-. heref0f1r, vii b eoueseted s Nos - ana -
Csi.si1 s1a - W - O. LIGETZ.
II. J. NEWTON.
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mater Cure.

HYDROPATHIC SCHOOL-The School Depart
r.ert Of Dr. TRAILS Ws.er-Czre Estsbshnes. No IS
Lsishtss sueeesai opersoa with PIE facilities for
thorouxh medical eenesfion Tr.
Taylor Dr. wsllinston DR. sno1>ss \. SoSls ~n
A ssesre ana Mo 5. Coss.en
HYDHOPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No is Lsixhssf T. L TRAIL. N D. Propretor; O n
TAYLOR NJ snd Dr.. J. H0SFOaD, Az.aas Aeeor,uo-
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For freigh OF pessege apply 70,
BROWN SMILEY Co, Liverpool ,.,
JOuN NtINROR 4 Co Roe Norte Dame des Ncortes
Paris or GEO II DRAPER hasrc
Tho oo-r, Of ships will not be accountable o' Sod her
bullion srees je~elry pree,oa' stone, OF Sss , ss
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Professional Nctires.
Goal.

Goal.
COAL.-The subscriber is prepared TO furnish the
~ Peseh Orchard Obtained from the best lowest
usrtet aso Lehgh unnEed Of al sizes nelsdas Far
Liverpool Orre and CUmberlsnd HENRY REEVE No IS
Murray Canal and Centre and and Wtsn
COAL--Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Nut, s. 70; Egg
~ and Stove % IS: White Ash Furnace Exg sc
Camel Liverpool and Cumberland At the lowest market
JACOB WEEKS, Jr,
No. SIS Bovsry and No I'll Gr~ene-n Anity
COAL.-The subscriber offers for sale in quantities
StO suit the lowest market price fan Of
ApthI seifs and Bifunaous Goals J. L WORTH
oh and ana Albany .ad hingcu
I ACKAWANNA COAL--Furnace and Steamer
IL Lamp and Crate Coal for s.ls By the Apply
ISAAC n. SEYMOUR Treasurer
Ofthe Delaware and Hudson Canal Co No 81 wsil4t
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GEO C ALLEN Importer wh1lessle sad retail
No. II walr. second hoor near Broaersy
CHILDRENs DELIGHT-ALLEN' EDUCA-
lion TABLES your Children and teach them 70 spell
Useful FOR primary Sold wholesale and retail the general
.s,pcy 4 Broadway PosOee, and at the principal book
""e" As'"" "'"''' B LOCKWOOD, General Agent.
LNOR THE HOLIDAYS-TOiS, TOYS, TOYS
Mn aud the habtants Of the
1ogpdips hood that she hiss OPENED STORE At
No Norfolk st. from the Of Dviaonst, with
TOYS HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS te-
which abe will sell At very low Prices oo,, emma
CHJLDRERS DRESSES, HOODS CAFES &c,
made 10 ORD 90 cheaper Work warranted
Mrs Maxwell. No s Norfolk st,
One door from the corner Of DigisionSt
DEACHES! PEACHES! PEACHES!-Frssh
Peaches retaining perfectly their natural hsvor
They the deesy to be bad daring the win
only be tried TO be approved Price 80 cents
per can For 7e and si Broadway 2f and cor 10Th
70 Wahinron 1870 aud Henry Atlsnt II Fulton and
cor Marke Brooklyn, and goce generally Whole
sale by The prspretors WELLS PROVOST
' Nc. us and 2I7 Front-st.
TISEFUL PRESENTS.-The undersigned would
very respectfully attention Of everybody to the sssor
uent of from their mAnnfacoy,
ting Gold and Silver Pencils and Pen Cases
principles construction carrying Pen Pencil and re-
esd which for compectnes beauty OF design workman
ship durability eclipse anything OF kind exhibited
In this country. Eisht sizes patented and warranted -
A. O. BAGtEY Co. u Maiden lane and H7 Broadway, ~ T.
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Drp Goods.

NLOAKS CLOAKS - CLOAKS! Selling at
~ he than where in the city
LYONS & JONES, No. III HudsOnst.
COTTON DIAPERS ana TOWELINGS.--50e cases
~ mt Brdseye Hncxabuck of sails
by NESMITB L Co Nos 60 and II Broadway.
DRNTS.-Steams aud Madders, new styles, receivet
Il from he works daily for sale BY
NESbnTB 4 Co. Eos 90 and II Broadwss.
DRINTS.-Lght and dark styles Stesms and Mad
variety including shrns Prints - French fs
sal, by NESMITH Co. Nos 60 and II Broadway.
WET SILKS from the HUMB0LDT-Just re-
w ceyed lot Of rich black Silks slightly very
Also lot Wooden Goods bargain Call at the d established
drv goods store No as Hudsonst THOMAS AMOS.
NXTALTHAM JEANS.-l00 cases bleached WslttAn
w Leans 81 ale and double-twilled for sale by
EESMITH n Co. Nos 60 ana "a Broadway.
YTHITEROCK SHIRTINGS.-TheWhter Ock Bills
w .uperfne S7.ucb beached COoBs also
tvs Ccttous uDeoed perfection and durability Fo
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Clothing.

CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CON
~ WAY No lo9 Nau-st has immense STOCK Of Fall aud
Winter Clothing Wholesale and et The prices and styles defy
competition Remember CONWAY, No 100 Nassau
New-York
NIEN's and BOYS CLOTHING-At wholesale and
L retail cheaper than The bes place get Mons sad
6Oys Clothing ready made made Order WANDER
Bits No 81 fulions Of Coolest Also large
ment OF Furnishing Good, and india aubber Clothing.
J. VANDERBILT, No. 81 FGton-st
FENHE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customers
aud the public Ia general that and AFTER MONDAY JAa
1888 THE ONE PRICE BOOT and SHOE STORE No "a Green
witch of arcys will be closed
Ing tSstusdsys excered O'Clock The public respectfully
invited cal and the stock Goods freely shown and
prices invariably fixed. A LONG No "a Greenwich ST.
North west corner Of Barcayst-NY Y.
FASHIONABLE HATS.-Just finished, the most
splendid article offered Elegant French SILK Hats the
how OF IS usually sold ~ Also article - 50
BROWN, No. l5s CsnAl-t. o door from Sullivan
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WV " FRANKLIN. Auctioneer.
yvNHF METROPOLITAN planning MILL

THE METROPOLITAN planning MILL,
II SITUATED q 18TH and 18TH SITS. BErWEEN9rd aad
lIH-ANS he undeugns will sell at Auction WEDNES-
DAY Jan clock premises without the
MetroI oGu Paping with five expired lease OF IL
OF Ground running through from llh 5hs 9th
Engins Boilers Machines &c large lroo
Bedng aN7O feet Cylinder Boilers feet diameter ~ feet
longs Engine, wfh able shafts Puilies belts
.2inch Beardsee Planning Machine. win sditOnd
l5rch Bde Machines two Besrdsiee longing nd
Growing Machines Shaving Carrier snd Press large ana en- Al
Cylinder BeDch Saws large Grind stone With beosa
ore small ud Stone. large Vices knowles Saw M
necessary Tools for caTryh large bnssI rhs
all complete order ard offer great iatl;ensn % sny
coufinue the Planng aud Saw business
with the use OF Besrdses celeb sed Machines The Budns
AID adapted Tor carrying any other DAnactar
Ing b. siptH
TEaNs approved Endorsed for three and four
INQUIRE the from ~
lGA NJ CHARLES BUSHNELL
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ANTHONY ]. BLEEcEER Auctl1nesr.
yITHE nESIRARI L PROPERTY M. ~ WalkGr

THE DESIRABLE PROPERTY, No. AZ Walker
near broadway ia the City Of NewYors, at Auction
ANTHONY j. BLEECKFR will cell At public auction on THURS
DAY Jan H. 54 p o'clock the Merchants Exchange the
following Real Esate. viz: -
twosioy brick oue and Lot Of Gound known
Walker north eide and between Broadway nd Church
lot BY 10 For and farther particulars apply 70
The Aueti0netr. No Broad 81 l2l5il
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1nsnrnulc Companies.


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SUPERIOR PARIS GREENS
~ d BRAND.
These Green's ART manufactured AZ the
METROPOLITAN COLOR WORKS
No 80 East l9thtt- Let sy- New York CITY
Urder the direction of SCHNEIDER Chemist who has
superior in this department either In Earope America In so
and aess Of texture and deh aEs bsaey Of color they
equaleo by few brands and surpassed by
Orders the trade solicited and ssston EuAraneed
In regard both to audliy GAdprce
Communications should BE- addressed to
WINCHELL 4 CORNELL Eev.York.
Circulars and Samples furnished CO application.
ZINC PAINT-The undersigned agents for the sale
IL Of White DIVIDE Zine Manufactured By the PennsyvAns
and Lhsh Zinc Co. prepared to receive oreu Tor hs
particular attention Of the trade its evdsn
superiority Americas manufacture and IL
sess comp petition with the best Of areixh.
ner with always obtaining
sed supply Paint which viii be found 20 recommend itself
nury body and uniform whenes Prices and terms
"a onth mo liberal footing