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The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06
Toadyism.

A correspondent of the San Francisco
Commercial Adrertiser, in a personal attack
on one Of the Sierra Delegates, gets off the
following:
"Ifye have tears. prepare to shed them now" "
"All ye friends of Palmer, Cook & Co..
take out your wipes &c.
Though you have, Messrs. Palmer
Cook & Co., withstood the mean, con
temptable, false attacks of the Boiling
organs throughout the length and breadth
Of the State-from Sierra to San Diego
though you have spite ofall thisfoul-mouth-
ed abuse ,kepton the even tenor your way
not losing depositor, or without the con-
Iidence OF the people being shaken parti-
Gle; yet, alas, your time has come at last
for has not this talented, experienced and
eloquent Saint declared 'he was down on
you?" Representing as he does, a far of
mountain district, whose only organ is a
sheet started by Custom House funds, has
he not the right and power to abuse you
al labttum? OF course, it is his particular
business, representing as he does, a county
which has not yet settled its taxes, to be
the first to move in the matter
From the above, it will be seen that
Messrs. Palmer, Cook 4 Co., are persecu
ted individuals, but we are happy tc
learn that they are likely to weather the
storm. Whether they will be materially
benefited by the fulsome adulation of"X
I. H." we are not prepared to say. Il
any Of the firm are at all POLITICALLY in.
clined, they cannot fail to be deeply sex
ercised' by the poetical part of \. l. H
tribute of respect; which by the way we
have no room for.
With regard to the county whose only
organ is sheet started by Custom House
funds" we think Y. |. II. is laboring
under a hallucination, which sometimes
follows an attempt at apostrophe. Also
in the matter "of settling the taxes. =
There happens to be two newspapers III
Sierra county, the Gibsonville trumpet
and the Sierra Citieen- which is the
Organ" SO powerfully backed up by
Custom House funds? The Citizen has
never had that honor-never been per-
mitted to dip even digital in the trea
sury. 1t was established on the proceeds
Of u legitimate and honorable business
aud though the proprietors are not rich
they are not poor enough to depend OIL
the crumbs that fall from the table of any
monied firm, or upon the funds of tht
Custom House, or any "luuds other thar
their own.
Sierra county is prepared to meet al
demands against her. Ii X. /. H. ha:
any demands of his own, he can have then
attended to by calling on the count,
Treasurer. Any farther explanation o
the financial affairs of the county, to al
/ ANONYMOUS scribbler, is uncaled for.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06
Death OF Walker.

Isumrill d Go. furnished us with the
Marysville Herald Extra, of May 5th, for
which he will please accept our thanks.
A te egraphic despatch to the Herald,
announces the arrival at San Francisco OF
the coast steamer Southerner and P. NJ.
steamer Pacific. The despatch says: Col
Walker and his men, in attempting to re-
trace his steps to Ensenada, had a fight
with Mellendrez. The Col. and Ii of his
men were killed on the field. A number
of the survivors escaped to San Diego.
The Pacific brings Atlantic and Euro.
pean news. Preparations for war are still
going on in Europe. 7 he Rothchilds have
effected loan OF e20,000,000 to England
to prosecute tie war.
From the Pacifcs memoranda it ap-
pears that the revolution in Mexico still
WAKES warmer. Santa Ana was beseigine
Acapulco. The Pacific and john E. Ste.
phens were not allowed to enter Acapulco
that harbor being under blockade by q
frigate and cutter.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06

UNEARTHLY.-The editor OF the Yreka
Herald complains Of an unearthly noise in
the neighborhood of his sanctum, which
he says "was noise in the strongest sense
of the term" The editor was recentlv
married, and the boys celebrated the
melancholy occasion with an extempore
band of iron and tin Instruments.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06

Appointment BY THE GovERNoR.-The
Governor has appointed Samnel j. Petit.
bone, Esq, of Forest City, County Judge
OF Sierra county; vice Hon. F. j. Nc,
Cam, resigned. Mr.. Pettibone is well
and favorably known in this county, and
his appointment will give general satisfac-
ton.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06

MINNESOTA Dividing Ridge Kanka Creek and the
Middle miles Smtha Of Downeve contains population
hundred The located the of mining
hitherto little worked during the
There and banking five three backsmts
three hotels live saloons and eighty dwell
cabins We above view the central the town.
December rich dgggs discovered Tors
which led discovery rich under the hill
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06

GOLD IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Accounts from Washington Territory,
state that gold has been discovered there
in considerable quantities, and that quite
an excitement exists among the people.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06

STABBED.-Mr. Dosh, one of the pro
prietors Of the Shasta Courier, was dan
gerously wounded in an afray on the 25th
ult
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06

SIERRA VALLEY-A young man ar
rived yesterday from Sierra Valley; be
in bringing an animal through.
] be snow IS fast disappearing.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06

New PUBIC BUILDINcs are to erected
IN Msyrsville, during the present summer.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06

village About progress
hood of the and from these $4,000 have already
worked until the
Minnesota sincd become large popuous
thoroughly
uniformly paid we'll Within the last the has greatly
excellent hotels
which sensible person would expect
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06

oREGoS--The, Spectator says that the
crops IN Oregon this year premise an unu-
saai hs-rcs.,
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-06
"a c. II NJ " .
FOR THE
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1yPersons DESTROYS Of sending the SIERRA
CITIZEN to their friends in any part OF the
Union, can have every numberregularly For
narded. prepaid, by remlttlng the subscrip-
tion either to this oilice or to any OF our
authorized agents, giving the address of the
parties to which the paper is to bc sent.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17

UOiYE AFFLICTED, READ AND BE MADE
- WlIoLE.-pks. HALL q WHITE, having
formed aeo-parincrshlp, continued DO consulted
al their Onieo, i3f Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio
on all diseases OF private or delicate nature, and
guarantee cure In all cases which they under
take 10 treat
Byalonr course OF study and practical export
onee Of unlimited extent, Dra. II. q W. have the
qualification OF presenting tho unfortunate with
remedies that have noyor Ailod 10 cure the most
alarming cases OF ooNoRRiikA and sfPii'
ILLiS.
Under their treatment, all OF the horrors OF
Venereai Diseases, ImpuroBlo ulcers, Impotcn
cy, Pains la The hack, aud Organs OF Generation,
inflammation OF the Bladder aud kidneys, Hydro.
colo, Assesses, Dsoascs Of tho Liver aud Lungs,
Dropsy, Scrofua, Tumors, Eplieptlc fiis, Diseases
oftho Nervous system generally, Dlarrhaoa, Dys.
entery, Plies, Elstnla, Rupturos, 6c.,aro pcrna
nently cured.
Periodical complaints OF females, however com.
plcated or appalling; also,a,l other diseases Incl
dent 10 females, curod, aud every function, 70.
stored 10 Is natural tone and vlgor.
Ague aud Fever cured In twen,y-four hours,
SEslsAL wRlKsEw.-Dr. n. & W. devote agrcai
part Of their time 10 the treatment OF those cases
caused by secret and solitary habit, which ruins
tho body aad mind, uniting the unfortunate Ia.
dlyldual for tllhor business or society. Some OF
the sad aud melancholy effects produced BY early
habits ofyouth aro weakness of The back aud limbs.
dixkness Of tho head, dlmness Of sight, paptailon
OF the hearl, dyspepsia, nervousness, arrangement
ofthe digestive functions, symptoms OF conaumpt'
ion, sc. Tho fearful eifects on the mind are much
10 be dreaded loss Of memory, confusion of ideas.
depression ~ spirits, evil lorcbodlngs, aversion OF
society, selfdlslrust, timdiy, &c, are among the
evils produced. Snch persons should before con.
summaung marriage, consult n physician OF expe-
ricnce and skill, and be- nj once restored 10 health
and happiness.
NJ Letters addressed 20 nr. n. ID. whitn,bos
i33l y. o., postpaid, containing Zee. promptly
attended 90, aud Medicine forwarded 10 any part
ofthe United States, secure from observation.
ktrlctcst secrcsy observed.
Nov. a 1853, 47-iyr.
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undersigned, ai No 60 West Fifth q. betwee vn
and walnut takes pleasure in informinghis 4
and The public that no has on hand as large and
complete stock OF Cabinet Ware as can be found
in The West, OF oyery description and quality ,om.
brncing styles and prices which will be found
adapted 10 The fancy aud necessities Of all classes
ofpurchasers. My stock n equal ln extent 10 any
similar stock ever offered In tho Western country.
Tho workmanship IL ~ superior excellence In
fashion and durability. I am possessed OF faclii-
ties for manufacturing, By which can afford my
articles at unprecedented low terms. Ny motto
" sssmall profits and quick rotufne.~
respectfully lnviethe public 10 visit my extern
sive warerooms, and examine my yaredand ele-
CANT stock.
ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
Now on banda compile and very elegant assort-
mentof Rosewood Furniture, embracing sofas,
Tete-a-Tetes, Center Tables. Easy Chairs, Parlur
Chairs, etc. ofthe most beautiful aud approved
styles OF form trimming aud finish.
would also state, that am prepared 10 NJ up
and OF any sixe or shape that may be required fra
med 10 suit the taste Of the purchasers.
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
sons, Tete-a- rctcs, Center Tables. Stands. Eaey
Chairs, Rocking Chairs, sofa-seat Chairs, look
Cases and Racks Bureaus, Bedsieads, etc. of ey-
cry style and description.
COMMON CABINET WARE.
have on hand very heavy stock OF cheaper
warei comprls Ing Cane, Flag, aud Wood Seat
chei.ss OF MI celcs anu prices, bureaus, Ia
bles, Rocking Chairs, Stands, Dodsteads, Lounges
etc,
LOOKING-GLAssEs ON HAND.
A large assortment OF Looking @ lnsses OF gilt.
rosewood, and mahogany frames,which will sell
Mt low prices.
MATTRESSES ON HAND.
good supply ofsprlng,curledE als and palmei
10 Mattresses, made In the best manner aud also
red.
Ordered work will receive particular attention
and be done Ia the most work nnnlike manner.
Particular attention paid 10 Wholesale dealers.
45-lyr. A. CoNSTlNE.
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BACON's
Mercantile College.
Nsrih-west Corner SIKH aud wal

Nsrth-West Corner Sixth and wall
nut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ThE undersigned has removed his mercantile
~College 10 his new building. Northwest corner
OF Walnut and 9th sts. where no has lifted up q
Splendid suitof Rooms, expressly Tor his business
--havlnR spared neither pains or expense In ma.
King them In every respect the most convenient
and pleasant school Rooms IN the United states.
Tho plan adopted In teaching combines practice
win theory instead oi using books. the pupils are
exercised In making original entries ofovcry DAY
business transactions. Journalzlng, posting, bal
hncing accounts, opening and closing Ola great va.
rlcty OF icrent sets OF books, both or partnership
and individual business, where the business has
been prosperous and adverse; aud thus qualifying
we student lor entering Into the practical duties
ofthe accountant la any Kind OF business.
The course oflnstructon will consist OF double
entry book. koeplng. embracing ovcry department
OF trade and Mercantile Accounts. VIA wholesale.
Retail, Commission, Exchange, Banking,
Manufacturing, Shipping. individual
Partnership, Stean'boatine, and Compound
Co. Business, Commercial calculations
Practical Penmanship, and Lectures on
Commercial Ldp, also Lectures on NE
Science Of Accounts, Custom Of Merchants
etc.
In addition toIhe regular course Of study, The
SNOW, ESQ.,, Hon. Belamy Siorer, Prof. G. w.
wright, nnd other eminent Lecturers, 20 deliver a
course OF Lectures on N subjects Of Commercial
Law, History Of Commerce, Political Economy, rs
connected with Commerce, and oihor subjects OF
great Importance Into commercial point OF view,
and never before Introduced 10 any Mercantile
College In the United States.
Pupllsarc Instructed individually, anu not In
classes, so that students may enter nj any time
and proceed Ia the ratio ofther capacity aud asst.
duty.
T
Public examinations are had. Though pupils are
examined privately ifthey desire ii,J when the
student undergoes rigid aud thorough inlerrsga.
lions by the principal, (assissted By Committee
oiPractieal Accountants AID business men.l and
diplomas awarded 10 those who are deemed wor
thy ofthem.
Aeourse can be completed In from ak TO ten
weeks.
The principal will take pleasure In doing every
thing IN his power 10 advance his students, and
make them thorough and accomplished Gccoun.
tants anu his extensive acquaintance with the bu-
slness community win generally enable him "a
procure situations for those DESTROYS OF obtaining
them.
Terms:-For fun course OF icssopsl In Book
Keeping, Writing, Commercial Calculate ns, c ON
herciai Law, ole'....... .0C
nov, IL 1888, 48-lyr. Principal.
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900 or 81. 900 a month; / wrote to
him ifhe brought il on ! would take It
il found it as represented. or would
pay his expenses IL not; found il was
my own old original humbug come
back TO me again of course | re-
fused it. and | never hearo OF il af-
terward.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17

Eg Douglass. Pierce. and others
are being taught the following "hard
lessons" in political geography:
Question.-What are the staple pro-
auctions Of Nebraska?
Aasscer. and bitter kind Of
turn ups.
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n gives mo pleasure 10 add my testimony TO the
professional ability Of the author OF the "Mtdicai
Manual.N Numerous cases OF Disease OF the
Genital Organs, soma Of them of long standing,
have come under my notice, In which his akill has
been manifest IN restoring 10 perfect health. IN
some cases where The paiient has boon considered
beyond the roach Of medical aid, IN Tho treatment
of OF Seminal weaknesses, or disarrangdment OF
the functions produced " aelf-abuse or excess Of
vonory, do not know his saperier IN the proh's-
sion. have boon acquainted With she author
some thirty ycars, and deem II no moro than
Justice 10 him. as we'll a. Kindness 10 the unfortu
nate victim Of early indiseretton, ~ recommend
him ason q in whose professional XIII and integ-
riiy they may safely eonflde themselves. =, :,
"This Ia, without exception, the most eompio.
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technical torms, 10 addresses itaelf 30 mo reason
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matter, aud no parent. however msildlous, eau
object 10 plncnglt la the hands % his sons. Tho
author has devoted many years 10 the treatment
OF the various complaints treated OF, aud with too
little breath 10 pud and too little prcsump l!on 10
impose, he has offered 10 the world, at the merely
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~ years successful practleo."-Hernfa.
"No teacher or parent should be without tho
knowledge impaired In this invaluable work. II
would save years of pain, modification, aud
sorrowio the youth under theircharge.n --feepts'i
ldpeeafe.
A Presbyterian clergyman In Ohio, writing OF
"fiunter's Medical Manuel, "saysi
thousands upon thousands OF our youth, by
/ evil example aud influence OF tho passions, have
been lod Into the Latli Of selfpolluilon, without
realizing the ain and fearful coproqpences upon
| themselves and their posterlty. fbeoopstltutlon-
| OF thousands who are raising families have been
enfeebled. II not broken down, and they do mol
| know the cause or tho cure. Anything that can
/ be done so 10 eniighton aud influence the publiC
i mind ~ 10 check, and ultimately remove this
widespread source OF human wrctchednoss
/ would confer the greatest blessing next 10 the
religion OF jesus Christ, on the present aud
coming generation. intomperanco Tor the use o.
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Accept my thanks on behalf OF tho afflicted, anc
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17

Y The Mills q Factory at Metamora arc now rum
ming, and We are ready TO walt on customers Ia our
line, tho Factory has been largely improved, aud
we can card. spin. weave, aud manufacture Wool
on as short notice, good aud ns chcnp,as any
good shop In THE country.
Pulling and dyolng done Ia The usual season on
fair terms all kinds ol Morchaniabieprodu
for work and especially wool greesp. wewiilpay
cash or goods for 10000 lbs Wool.
Calland Sc usbU.orc lakihg y1af wool or work
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s.ceular Freight Zine.

fItkhE CANAL boat. tsElANOtka'Ec -
i r.. w. MILLS Master. WIZ leave
Brookvlllo every Tuesday morning, for Cincinnati;
aud Cincinnati every Friday afternoon; for Brook,
vile. Freight shipped on this boat will DO received
at the wars house OF JOHN ROBERTS ~ Brook
vllle,f rec OF charges for storage. shippers who
want freight delivered at q certain Time, VIII do
WELT palronixe this boat. ~ Il makes regular
trips. ROBERTS = MILLS.
Feb. lit months
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
Rbinson,s GLASS HOOKS.
Surve, ing and Navigation.
BoBINsONsS MATHEMATICAL


RoBINsONsS N1ATHEuATICAL
WORKS..
HAVING been requested 10 examine Poi.
III Robinson's Series of Mathematics, and 20
report my opinion thereof. ] have with pleasure
mhdo fnyself rs well acquainted with the tpecnc
merits OF the books, us well could without the
actual using ofthom In the recitation room. Prof.
Robinson must be, should Judge from his books
Keen, sprghty aud thorough Mathe inAticlan -
lie would seem 10 have, either AZ the gin of M.
uie, or the result OF study aud practice, quick
intuitive perception of mathematical principles
and TO DO remarkably adopt ia articles for abbre.
WAITING The methods Of solving problems.
Inc Algebra "a clear and sufficiently dinuse II
explanations. and furnishes an abundant stock o.
problems with explicit aud Ingenious m odes OF
solving them. This work IL sufficiently extensive
Tor the ordinary purposes Of c sarse OF College
instruction.
Tho Geometry ombodlcs great mount ofGeo.
metric knowledge In compass smaller than
usual. Tho diagrams arc well conceived and 10.
markably well executed.
Tho Treatise on Surveying an, Navigation isfull,
and gives many Interesting FAC. which may be
now 20 mostof our students. The diagrams are,
~ In the Geometry, unusually well dono.
The natural Philosophy " d. : dly interesting
not only foris matter, but for thu manner Ia whic
principles arc explained aud facts stated. No,
only the student but The general reader may mud
amusement and profit from the book.
W. G. LARABEE,
Superintendent ofthc Public schools OF Indiana.
Grccncasilo, Ind, 1859.
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