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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25

POPPING THE QUEsTIoN-Mehitable Merit,
young lady of thirty nine, who never had
chance to change the alliterative character OF
her name, was seated over the fire in her lit
tie sitting-room, when a knock was heard,
and who should make his appearance but
Solomon Periwinkle.
"Goodness, gracious!" thought she, 81
wonder what he's come for-can he"
But we wont divulge the thought that pas
sed through the old maids mind.
"How do you do, Miss Merit? ?"
"Pretty well, thank you, Mr.. Periwinkle.
Not but feel a little lonely now and then"
"You see as I was coming by, I thought
I'd step in and ask you question about
about"
81 suppose" thought Mehitable, "he means
about the state of my heart"
"The fact is" said Solomon. who was rath-
er bashful, 81 feel little delicate about ask
ing, but hope you wont think it strange"
20 no." simpered Mehitible. II don't
think it at all strange, and in fact have been
expecting it."
co." said Solomon, rather surprised, 81
believe you have in your possession some
thing of mine"
His heart he MEANS" said Mehitabie,
aside. ''Well, sir, she continued aloud, "it
may afford you pleasure to learn that you
have mine in return. 1t is fully and entirely
your own"
"Wyhah I got your em6reAa!" exclaimed
Solomon, in amazement. ~ think you must
be mistaken and I don't think I'd like to ex
change mine for it, for mine was given me-
II beg your pardon" said the discounted
old maid, "but I made mistake. I quite
forgot your umbrella, which borrowed some
time ago. Here it is. I was thinking o.
something else"
"If,' said Solomon, ''there is anything o.
yours that 1 have got, shall be happy to re-
turn it,
"Well, no, it's no matter,n stammered Ne
hitable, coloring. "Good morning"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25

The Boy AND MANA few years ago
there was in the city of Boston portrait
painter whose name was Mr.. Coply He die
not succeed very we'll in his business. an6
concluded to 60 to England to try his fortune
there. He had little son, whom he took
with him, whose name was John Singleton
Copley.
John was very studious boy, and made
such rapid progress in his studies that his
father sent him to college. There he applied
himself so closely to his books, and became
so distinguished scholar, that his instructors
predicted that he would make very eminent
man.
After he graduated, he studied law. And
when he entered upon the practice of his
profession, his mind was richly stored with
information, and so highly disciplined by bis
previous diligence, that be almost Immediately
obtained celebrity. One or two cases of very
great Importance being intrusted to him. he
managed them with so much wisdom and skill
as to attract the admiration of the whole
British nation.
The king and cabinet, seeing what learn
ed man he was,and the influence he had acouir-
ed, felt it important to secure his services
for the government. They therefore raised
him from one post of honor to another. till
he was created Lord High Chancellor of
England-the very highest post of honor to
which subject can attain; so that John Sin
gleton Copley is now Lord Lyndhurst, Lord
High Chancellor of England. About sixty
years ago, ne was little boy in Boston
His father poor portrait painter. hardly
able to get his daily bread. Now. John ;s y
the head of the nobility of England: one of
the most distinguished men in talent and
power in the House of Lords, and reearded
with reVerance and respect by the whole
civilized world. This is the reward ofindns
try. The studious boy becomes the nsef,l
and respected man.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25
SAN FRANCISCO. Nav 18. 1884.


The P. NJ. S. Co.'S. steamer left Panama
with the U. S. mails of April goth, bringing
300 passengers, of whom 119 are women. and
72 children.
Wednesday, May Sd, at O'Clock, P. NJ,
having been detained until that time, in con-
sequence of the non-arrival of Steamship
Falcon, with the U. S. troops from N. York
The work upon the Railroad was progress
sing rapidly, and its early completion to
Panama is confidently anticipated.
May 9, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, arrived at Aca-
pulco,--found in port Steamship Panama
hence for Panama.
May 1st All well Oh board. She left Aca.
pulcO at P. NJ, for Panama.
Steamship Columbus from San Francisco
for Panama, left Acapulco, 9th inst.
On the 29th April, Santa Anna raised the
blockade and retreated with his forces to the
interior; his vessel sailing to the northward.
Every thing appeared to be perfectly quiet
at Acapulco, though serious apprehensions
were entertained that Santa Anna would re-
turn with an increased force to take the place.
At S, P. NJ, left Acapulco,-at7 P. NJ, saw
lights of steamer bound down, supposed to
be the Cortes for San Juan. 18th A. NJ. ar
rived at San Francisco.
The Stephens has made an unusually long
passage, owing to the very inferior quality
of her coal.
ENGLAND-The Cabinet Courier dispatch
ed by France and England to Russia, bearing
their ultimatum, had returned with the an
nouncement that no reply would be made to
them. The result was announced by the
Queen to Parliament on the oath March. The
royal message was presented in the House of
Lords, shortly before o'clock on Monday,
March 9th. There was an unusually large
attendance Of members, many of whom were
engaged in loud and animated conversation.
AT o'clock. Lord John Russell walked down
and announced the royal message, which was
as follows:
VICTORIA REGINA Her Majesty, thinks it
proper to acquaint the House of Commons
that the negotiations in which Her Majesty,
in concert with her allies, has for sometime
past been engaged with His Majesty, Empe-
ror of all the Russias, have terminated, and
that Her Majesty feels bound to afford active
assistance to her ally, the Sultan, against
Russian aggression"
The message concluded with the declara-
tion that the Queen relied upon the bravery
of the English army and navy in this emer-
gency.
LONDON, SAT. MORN, APRIL l.
The debate in Parliament, on the ad-
dress of the Queen, was very lengthy. War
was formally declared yesterday at the Royal
Exchange, in presence Of the Civic Authori-
ties.
LIVERPOOL, SAT. MORN, IL O'CLOCK.
Nothing important has been received by
Telegraph, this morning.
A report was prevalent that Sir Charles
Napier had captured Russian Frigate, but
this is now contradicted.
A doubtful report has also been afoat that
Russian ship has been seized at Waterford
and the crew held as prisoners of war.
The London papers are full of proclama-
tions regulating the details Of the war.
Admiral Napier's Fleet at last accounts,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25
TAKING ADVICE.
BY PHEBE CARY.


SHE gave world of good advice,
She hoped I'd profit by;
And shouldn't wonder if she thought
I came away to cry.
She thinks stand in fear of her
Ireally think I don't;
She'ssu my will will yield to her's-
I'm pretty sure it won't.
know my dear old maiden aunt
Is prudent, good and wise;
But, Harry, don't you think with me
She's rather too preciseS
She said must not fall in love-
" "Propriety forbid !"
And told her should never
Love you better than did
she ealt ga alIusg- 41eS Lv11et1e .A1~~--
She -ed did not think you would
/ told her I'd be up in arms
Against you if you should.
She said you must not kiss me
The first time should you try +;
And I told her that you shouldn't
But did not tell her why.
She said that suitor never yet
Had ever pressed her hand
did not think the reason
Very hard to understand.
As for marrying, she knew
She'd die before she'd wed
And told her that I did not doubt
The truth of what she said.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25
NO. SO

1t is rumored that Austria will make the
Russian passage of Balkas cause of warl
doubtful news.)
NAVAL OPERAT1oNs.-Copenh April
6.-The feet has returned to it's anchorage In
Kioge Bay.
The admiral has issued the following order
of the day by signal to the fleet
sLads-War is declaredl We are to meet
bold and numerous enemy. Should they
give US battle, you know bow to dispose OF
them. Should they remain in port we must
try and get at them.
Success depends upon the quickness and
Lads, sharpen your cutlasses, and the day
is your own"
Two large steamships all but complete, be-
longing to the Russian government, have
been seized this week by an officer of the Gus
toms on the premises of builder at North
feet, who rejoices in the euphonious appella-
tion of Pitcher.
FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES.
Outrage on the american Consul.
The Savannah correspondent of the Mobile
Advertiser says: It seems that Col. W. NJ.
Robertson went on board the steamer War
rior soon after her arrival, for his Dispatch
sacks from the State department, and that on
returning to the shore, as soon as he left the
wharf, he was assaulted by an officer, who sell
zed him and his sacks, and attempted to take
them from him by force, but he was not a.
ware of the person he was dealing with, and
was thrown back by slight effort of the Col.
whereupon gang of soldiers, ready and wait
ing, were called upon, and they rushed to the
rescue, but it was of no use. They could not
block the path of the honest old man. These
repeated indignities were the cause OF many
people leaving the Office. The outrage would
not have been attempted without express in
structions of the very highest authority,
from the Captain General, Peseulezes. The
object was surreptitiously to get possession
of the correspondence, and have it as an ex-
cuse for the ignorance of the officer in dis
charge of his duties.
Lord John Russell stated in Parliament
that the English Government have addressed
communication to the Government OF
Spain, in reference to the affairs of the Steam
er Black Warrior at Havana
AFFAIRS AT AoAPULoo.-On the 25th or
April, Santa Anna attempted to escape on
board the Caroline, but was prevented by his
officers
On the 26th he commenced making his re-
treat and is now at Chihuahila. He was at
tackled on the morning that he broke up bis
encampment. He shot all his prisoners, a
mong whom was Capt Jose Miguel y en- Dart,
who leaves a wife and children in Los An
gelos, California.
On the 10th, Alvarez commenced an attack
upon the retreating forces. The killed ana
wounded, as also prisoners, are very numer-
GUS. Of the former, some Generals OF dis
tinction have met soldiers grave.
Large quantities of stores, animals ana
munitions of war, fell into the hands OF Al
varez Were it not for cunning trick, San
ia Anna himself would have been taken prla'
oner. He sent his letters through the Toe
quino pass, while he, disguised as dragoons
took the Coquelllo road,
The port of Acapulco has been declared
free to whalers. sile
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25

LOOKING OUT.-A young lady who fivea,
near railway crossing. appears to have no,
earthly occupation except that of continual.
ly and perpetualIy poking her head out OF
the window. A rough wag one day hailed
her from the street:
''Hello. Miss!"
"What do you want?n said she, after the
first flush of indignation at being thus accos-
ted. ts 10 os5E
"The bell amt rung yet, was the answer.
"What do you mean ;" asked Miss.
"Why, that sign says you're to look out
when the bell rings, but you are looking out
all the tine," was thereby. b
The young lady's head disappeared with q
jerk, and the window went down with
slam.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25
TELEGRAPHIC.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE aGR.ss valley rrF
GRAPH.'sE
49, G1iNs.
ARRIVAL OF THE
j. l.. STEPHENS !.
Important News from the
Whole World!
RFAryJ, Er A. ss----~~ . =
Santa .arana retreating from .acapulco.
LATER FROM EUROPE!!!
THE RUSSIAN QUESTION /
THE RUSSIAN QUESTION Il
DECLARATION OF WAR
Against Russia by England and France.
QUEENS MESSAGE TO PARLIAMENT
1he tchote p0aOer Of Great Britain to be d.
rected against the Gear.
SAILING OF TROOPS.
ORDERS TO COMMENCE Hosr1L1T1Es.

English Rendezvous in the Baltic.-THe
Cars Troops, crossing the Danube.-Ln,-
n1e'aSe preparations Of Russia. -Englad and
france proclaim the right Of search.-Er-
caten1eft IN Paris.-C. S. Government CON-
pLsmented By France, for refusing Letters
OF 0NGrque.-Highly interesting details of
General NeacS.-Later from India, China
and .4uStrdlia.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-25
Washing and Ironing.

AIRS. DODGE, near the Empire Quartz Mill, in Bos.
M ton Ravine would respectfully inform the citizens
of Grass Valley that she is prepared to do Washing
and Ironing in the neatest STYLE and would solicit the
attention of all who may feel disposed to favor her with
q call
Grass Valley Feb. Is, 1854 % If
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doves ana tucfcnicI1
Holitry rl..t ytroijl also gyorg other article cult
ab1 f0r c0nriliIur r1nltman1 Wlfonf1e.
Aiiiicatdt1 irrtt niiccr iottih1r with many Other
arltea litl Do 0uud ~ 10y STORE No SpU House,
Pit41e etiln fad taks LOOK, and iauei ohge lpqls
nfl 81 klck.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06
NO Country W0rohante.

NTR.SlR. KNOX hdvhf Withdrawn nom tie drn, Of
WI MecHiieni KroY& Col the itmainln6parAsla have
astOcii ga With ftmhf Chester %, KNOX CbrOiherO 81
81 Knox so long aud gOIi ply known 30 tradugpublc
q assuming ilo Sc of dcOtiltni aud Knox
They 9od repeatedly Inform ihoir Ola customers CWu
have "a heiiy 1ulllucd tden)a d Oera6ll.
in Boots ana Slices, ihst their FAN Stock will be afdt
by from tle l0liio ODE itfl offopiombir.
Hfhnebctn stetNa With the --latest caro- and bought
0f CASH they hoef themselves ihltin their Fail Stock o.
ioos and Shoes dy znhoId out ndutemenio n quilliy
and prices superior 10 any 0dred o. the markell lu
County, Merchants o illir Way 8lfi hey w0ud be eat
ttt0 exhibit lersioc ana post lhcm nprccs eafiessly
fttltnnt comraf|l0n With tlemaftla % bllilmolealu
thiadlinHa. fttnfl MccAALaHNR KNOX
Il UGaNr Ghkh d tOI haYeiusi received ~ hosee
Ul idNftcO I'd addition no their lligc stock ttl
tdlaen bar Toh1cro," Intended ior on "Wha love Eoo1
liigm Al'o. ahgeloi oiiml'oried fasa1giuh lobanq
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06

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w W.. WV, 4 .sgu 9sl9 w, y,
keosbiy tfoanias lisy 10 no require any very slaho
. m9i fslssaf s'f s,s @ s,e KIN, se .'
moe eee toiii u cent ana moo of ols sisH
ibe nhis m he i1e.il,3ii f 5i.s " ~ ii nm ai
so Erofri5sa on Whites Cin omilos) tcy have n6ycr
Sss,i iisn5i sodiie Propiieter,ii i.aSggaf Nm 10
cue nlaeeassa oplpf tom takus ilemo on ayepeo,-
as siis nsi6riiy u ~ SepsadoSs low mae a., bs
on Che gopuag mo entirely Vegetable 10 ilolr naiu,e,
aHd WI 10 nQ Injury % iga nos, delicate female Those
they wilt lcgommeud ihenttlycq
lnty alcpui up 10 eetlqa With ~ directions accom-
nti hottie one bottle tsiq ien daye Many have been
enilItly qpld ln iWQ OF inifa lays. 80, 49,,
tails end pesied nm ihe Original iecpesi and sold az
wholesale nd 0lNl by
for the United States and ca1aaa, 10 whom orders must
be addfeteod
YoH
II. a. pATTRRsne& co.
No 81 Monroe o,
fiHa9efgU FLtsi4NS g HhoAAkhsf kQ' ~ Neol
~, anN ny DRUGGISTS eehelaly lele-'ni
HEEf TCTEn pENnI
~ Y s-te - ~ p - ~,
IT 1eiIs ago BY pr kiiutdiHi corner illrd Hnd union
lN fhLii]s
ave apprised ihat Dr, klNKkhN confines que pnYiiee
nndivWie9 attention, He e1nlolA ie 3Noi,pne.f
e6els w 9na.s oi eiel ~ W .i,,,,4
ssiies9iSbed
TWENTY &EARS OF EXPERIENCES
XII ionsi6silv iIaiitlrtooi har cnahled Dk kfNKB-
LIN Auihbrd( usik Sflf lIttftlf,onil u piOSc
bgt nice snhs o. le causes o. nstyolg debility ieeAi
and eolsuuiQgai weakness men. el Ply so9l spHei-
if af4 uatthbo lQcelalu h1bltqi iomrf Che most II.