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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
SAN FRANCISCO.
TILTON & McFARLAND,s
FIRE PROOF EES

FIRE PROOFSAFES
A RE NO TRASH AS HAS BEEN REPRESENTED but
N have withstood in California well in the East
the hottest fires known.
The subscriber has the largest and best assortment of
Safes the Pacific coast which he will sell at small ad
New York prices He is in constant receipt Of
Safes direct from the manufacturer and warrants every
Safe perfectly fire proof and free from any dampness 1t Is
useless speak of article well known but append
the following for the benefit Of te who unacqualnt
ed with the aatice.
F. T1LLMAy, 90 Battery Street.
CtTATE of California, County Of Nevada, -.
- Jno Pattison being duly sworn, deposes and says
that he is the Agent Of Iangons Pioneer Express at Ne
vada that he had in his Office TiIton NeFarand's
Fire Proof Safes and that the wthstood Che fire Of
the 10th OF July without its contents being injured In any
way form whatsoever.
JN0. PATTIS0N, Agent OF Inneton & Cc.
Subscribed and before this 10th day Of July A.
D., 1856.
j. II. BOSTwICK Clerk, n. C.. ot
By THOMAS 2. HAwLEy, Deputy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27

NEVADA July 29, 1885,
TN TTLLMAN, Esq. 80 Battery Streets-s
L DEAR SIg The Iron Safe purchased from you last
fall had but little in it. had gone out of trade and
had office the second story where all our books wefs
kept at the time thinking the building FIRE proof;
there was however, S5 600 in coin in many purses
which entirely saie also some PAPERS that came out
without scorch in fact the state opened well and think
the books would have been perfectly safeand it was the
hottest fire almost witnessed Yours truly,
46lm J. w. GIRER
late of Grier & Henry.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
J. E. HAMLIN.
No So Broad street, Corner of Pine,
GENERAL DEALERIN

bIUau stIVcIi OOIHVT OF
GENERAL DEALERIN
Books, Stationery, Musical Instruments, DIu-
sic, Cutlery Gold Pens, Pencils,
Drawing Paper, Fancy
Goods, Toys. sc.
ElEGS LEAVE TO call the attention Of the public to his
ID and well assorted stock of Law, Medical Mscea-
neeus and School Books Stationery Cheap Publications,
and all the current Literature of the day Comprising
good variety of each of the different departments All OF
which will be sold at unprecedented LOW PRICES
Also Magazines, Newspapers, &C., from almost every
part of the world.
Steamer Papers and California Weesi neatly put up
for maIing--POSTAG GE FREE.
46-tf J. F. HAAIIIN.
TUST RECEIVED Longfellows "EIawathan and Plurbus-
y tab For sale by J. L. HANIIIN,
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
SIERRA VADA HOTEL,

(N0yih San Juan, Nerndd CcDmy)
O. THE UNDERSIGNED having leased the above we'll
vi known Hotel, prepared to receive their friends
the public We will endeavor to make all feel at home
who may visit US.
PARKER II. PIERCE
FREDK. BECkTEI.
North San Innn Anr 10Th 1S5f.-lf-ff
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
Clothing and Gents. Furnishing Goods
KENTUCKY STORE ALL RIGHT!

~ J0SEPSON has just opened at the well known stand
". Of the KENTUCKY STORE of Broad & Pine
streets, complete and splendid assortment Of Clothing
and
Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods,
Which he will sell CHEAP-having Ia ken great pains in
making his selections from the largest stocks in san Fran
cisco he feels confident that he suit all who may give
him call both in quality, and price He invites his old
friends and the public generally TO and before
buying elsewhere.
re- No T,otJle IN Show Goods. ga
NeYndn. Anp 30 lShG=4fG
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, STEEL
CROCKERY. &c.

TNlIE UNDERSIGNED has for sale general assortment
i Of goods in the above line nclndng Miners, Black
smiths Carpenters and all other Tools; Building Hard
ware, Housekeeping Articles Paints, O Glass Van-h,
&c; Wooden ware Lamps Brushes t0rdage, &c at the
lowest prices JAMES II. GAGkR
Junction Of Main and Commercial Sts., Nevada
August 18th 1S5R-lGtf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
ANOTHER RIcHMONp IN THN FIELD


T s CURTIS respectfully invites his friends and the
Democrat Office Bnilling.
lie is out upon TIME and if any should be so lucky to
have saved Watch after the late Fire any kind of jew
ery bring il to Curtis and have it fixed.
WATCHES and all kinds of JEWEIRY repaired at short
notice and at very moderate prices. j. :. CURTIS,
Nevada Aug. 20. 1855. Broad street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
AUCTIONI AUCTIONU AUCTION!!!
Every Day and Night,
Once a, The oil SdRt on Commercial Street, at he
Big Rel Si9n,

OIOoP UOIIN 1AUOUIO11 11UOVIIIH4eoIOI U DUV4O'
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION REAL ESTATE.
i PERSONAL PROPERTY, and MINING CLAIMS, at a
very low percentage Persons having property of the above
description for sale by giving notice will have every
attention paid TO H.
H. SIIRSER returns thanks to his friends and the pub
lie for the very liberal patronage heretofore beowc upon
him, and hopes TO again them at his old place, where
he win endeayor TO satisfy them moro.
have very fine assortment of CLOTHING Of all kinds,
BOOTS aud SHOES HATS. BLANKETS. YANKEE NO
TTONS CUTLERY. PERFUMERY. TOBACCO, SfGARS,
PLAYING CARDS, &c. which will sell cheaper than can
be bought at any other place in the mountains Give
call and examine my stock which bought expressly for
thi, market, at price to suit the times
Remember the Oh Cheap John, where the Red Flag
way more, Commercial street.
My old motto is II have no more and take no less and
that is the price. II. sIIIRlfER,
46-tf Licensed .iuctioneer for Nevada County
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
[From the London Post.]

Every body is by this time aware of an occur
renee that took place at Her Majestys levee on
Wednesday. As it evidently arose out of the
indiscretion or ignorance of an individual, we
abstained from giving publicity to this unplea-
SAINT affair; and we are the more satisfied with
having taken such course, as we have now rea-
son to believe that the United States Minister
lost no time in offering apologetc explanations,
and that these have been accepted.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
F. MANSELL,


sign ana OfholncutOl Ra1utcr,
All work promptly attended to- and in the best style
the art. Commercial street, above zine, Nevada 40-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
TALLNIAN q TURNER,

TALLNIAN d TURNER,
At Observation-Disclosures old Stand Commercial st.
T|EEP constantly on hand splendid assortment of
N STOVES Of all descriptions. HARDWARE TN WARE,
IRON AND STEEL, BENCH PLANES, BEAD FLAMES,
pAGE's RABBIT lLANES, TABLE CUTLERY, &c. In
short nearly everything needed in the Mountain trade Al
So HYDRAULIC I'll Is COUPLINGS &c. &c.
JOB WORK done to order at shortest notice.
TAITMAN & TURNER
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
Fruit. Lemon. Pound aud Sponge Cakt

lob PRINTING, or ALL KINDS NEATLY ExE-
u cutad AZ this Once
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
DIR. L. j. CZnpixR

Nevada, August GOTH 1s5e-4etf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
A DMINISTRA RATORS,s NOTICE.-Notioe

A DMINISTRATORS'S NOTICE.-Notce is
IA hereby given to all persons having claims against the
Estate Of WA T. PLATr, deceased late of the Township
and County Of Nevada exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the first publication Of
this notice. to wit the 10th day of July 1856 to the
dersgned at the office of Chase Hupp in Nevada the
will be forever barred.
JOSHUA MUIIOY,
45-4w Administrator.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
s. RosENTHAL 4 BROTHER,

IIAvE opened their DRY GOODS Establishment on the
l. Corner of Main and Washington Streets. where they
will remain until their Brick Store is repaired.
Our old friends and customers invited to give us n call
Nevada, Aug. 20, 1856. 46-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
BY THOMAS p HAwIEY, Deputy.
DUNN MEREDITH, Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
~ TIIE NIATTIlR or TIIE EsTATE OEr

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
/ WIN. r PLATT, deceased.-Whereas, JOSHUA MUL-
10y Administrator of said Estate has this day filed his
petition praying for leave TO sell all the property both real
and personal belonging to said Estate Therefore all per-
interested hereby cited to be and appear at the Of
flee Of the Probate Judge Nevada county SATURDAY
the 10th day of August next to show cause if any they
have why the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted. By order Of the Probate Court. Attest:
J. H. B0STWICK, Clerk.
Nern1n Inlv 10Th Iehf Il. .hp
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-08-27
UNITED STATES BAKERY,

Nevada, Aug. Is, 1s5e.-i6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
THE CINCINNATI PLATFORM.

An entirely new issue will be presented in the ap-
preaching Presidential canvass-an issue which il is
impossible to avoid or evaGe. The opposition party
is essentially an abolition party. 1t proposes to re-
peal the Kansas Nebraska act and the Fugitive Slave
Law. 1, thereby denies State equality. The Demo-
cracy oppose the repeal Of those laws, and seem
thereby to maintain State equality. Bu oil room for
doubt or cavil must be removed. II we occupy an
equivocal position, shall dampen the zeal OF friends
and invite the assaults OF enemies We must, in the
Cincinnati platform, repudiato Squalter Sovereign
" and expressly assert Sntc equality. We must de
clare that it is he duty Of the General Government to
gee ,ha, no invidous or injurious distinctions are
made between the people or the property Of different
sections in the territories. We do not TO dictate
1t rnny be that the assertion in the Platform Of the
abstract proposition Of State equality, may suffice to
carry aloug with it the consequences which we de-
SIRE But il is often charged that the sasNebraska
bill contains the doctrine of Squstter Sovereignty
and that Squat;er Sovereignty is the most efficient
agent of free so:lsm. Some Northern Democrats have
maintained tais ground. Now this gun must be
spiked 1t must appear from our platform that we
maintain practical State equality, and rcpudate that
construction of the ksnsas-S ebraskn net which
would defeat it. The Souh only demands equality
of right. The more clearly it appears that The North
crn Democracy .c Concede it 10 her, the more
cer,ain is our candidate OF success.
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ton and the sell interest Of the master The mistress and
their children better than the harsh rule of the Off
GERS OF a Poor House Besides the Poor House is
not always nj hand, and suffering sickness wan. or
deat! may occur. with none Ia relieve
1.-The owner of slaves must labor mt ,east in manage
meat aud superlntc ndenre of those slaves Or ruin will
be the speedy consequence He should be, aud zen.
orally IL, a working man, harassrd with thousand
cares and anxieties. The capitalist, living on his in.
terest, rents dividends may be. aud is el-
tircIy idle. He does nothing Tor those who labor for
him, and sometimes leaves them starve. In slave
society, properly constituted. all men would be work.
lng men. In tree society, the icspo:s or capitalist.
have nnthing 10 do. In slave society, the master
loves the lab"r-r, because he is dependent on him.
obedcnt I" him, Ia part Of his family and household
a:d Is hls property. AS the master prospers and he
COMES more wealthy, he Increases the comforts the
allowances. the wages of his slaves. In free sucieIy,
TIE laborer's condition becomes worse as that of his
employer improves because the power OF the EN-
pIoyer increases with has wealth, and his feeling aud
sympathy for the laborer diminish proportion as that
wealth separates them in social position"
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THE CLOSING LECTURE AT LIBRARY

Ex President Tyler delivered the closing lecture OF
the season at Library Hall, last night, to crowded
and over flowing audience His subject, which is a.,
ready well known, was 1.-The Dead ot our Cabinet,
upon which be spoke beautifully and in the choicest
and most perfect language. lie called to mind re
minseences of those noble men who had shared with
him thu tolls and struggles Of political e aud dwet
up4I tEslr memories Ra OF a:t.c'iaE unG genar.s.
" Of sentiment that showed how truly and deeply
his feelings were imbued with love inr Them. vi
each member-Gimcr, Legare, upshur Calhoun and
Webster-who have one by one passed from the
stage of life, he spoke separately HIS lecture lasted
about one hour, and, when concluded brought @ down
Ihos s. Gholson, Esq, gave an elegant entertain,
ment at his residence in honor to his distinguished
guest, MIR. Tyler to which several Of our worlhicst
Citizens were invited.-[ Yesterdays Petersburg E'-
press.
We are happy to announce that Elk y.Presiden: y;
.er has accepted the invitation of the Ladies' Mount
eron Association to repeat his eloquent and thrill
ing address in this city for the benefit Of the Mount
Vernon Fund, on Tuesday evening next April @'tn'
in The African Church. An immense audience WILL
we doubt not be assembled to listen to the eloquent
snsater on co touching theme.
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THE DEAD OF OUR CABINET.

The Petersburg Express says OF Ex'fres'deh' ly-
lers fine address on this subject delivered at reterS
burg on Thursday night, and to be repeated IN N'ch'
mond on Thursday night, May lst, that Like Mf'
Everets discourse on Washington, it would not only
ose nothing by frequent repetition, but besides ue,
lighting large numbers of our f.llow-clzens' "oa'o
accomplish an important public good by showing no"
much We have to treasure up, Us common hersage
oi slory It, the Lies, the SERVICES the pure ard Sill
ming fame Of the men who are passed in review
The country Ut large will have juster idea OF the
profound wisdom aud grasp Of intellect of the Ia
mented Upshur-the elevated patriotism of Gimer'
the early lost-Legares elegant scholarship and pol
ished mind-the powerful reasoning the uncorrupted
honesty of Calhoun, and the immense stature of that
wonderful orator Of Massachusetts, of whom it has
40 recently been said, in the fine verses Of Holmes:
Nogooa that stately ahs2e cap hi's,
AZ Shanve rncruwH its brow: behold
Dark. calm large iroated, lightning eyed;
Earth has no double from its mould
I'm win the envious tongue upbraids;
His name Il nations heart shai Keep
Till mornings latest sunlig ght iHdes
On the blue tablet OF the ueep'
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COALITION,

The Philadelphia Inquirer, Know. Nothing Fill
Donslson paper, is endeavoring to perfect the
coalition already commenced, between the Black Re.
paIsars sla tas Know Nothings Thet paper is of
opinion that ALr. Fillmore rii Just si:a tier Iot:-
Il says
III would appear, therefore, that there will be at
leas three Presidential tickets in the field, namely
American ticket a Democratic ticket, and Repsbll-
can ticket Is it not possible for the Opposition to
unite upon single candidate! Mr.. Fillmore strikes
us as every way unoh-ctionGble and it would at least
be prudent on the part Of those who des!re &c deie; the
Nebraska pemoc' aey, ts ayoid committing them,
ex-President upon the leading topics Of the day.
Opposition to the Democracy is the handspring OF
sction, and either Fillmore Fremont, Seward, Banks
Hale or Greeley will be united to attelnpt the over
throw of the Nebraska bill and the Democratic par.
ty. How can Southern men support such reckless
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29

F0r NE Enquirer.
A CLASSIFIED VOTE FOR SPEAKER OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
COMPLIED BY WV. L. COLEMAN.
Ofs for Bank.

Know NoTHsGs-Cha'es s Albright. Ohio: John
Alison, Pennsylvania; Edward Ball, Ohio; Lucian
Barbour, Indiana Henry Bennett, New York; john
A Bingham, Ohio; James Bishop, New Jersey; Sa
muel Bradshaw, Pennsylvania; Samuel Breuton,
Indiana; james Burlington, Massachusetts; A nsou
Buriinghame, Massachusetts; james II Campbell,
Pennsylvania Lewis D Campbell. Ohio; Calvin G.
Chaifee, Massachusetts,; Ezra Clark, Connecticut;
Isaiah ID CawsOn New Jersey; Schuyler Cofnx, In
DIANA Linus CUmins, Mass ssarhusrits; uhr Covodr,
PrnDsyivanin Aaron II CraGin, New IIampshirr;
VIM Cunback Indiana; WIN S Damr- Massachu-
sets; Timothy Davis, Massachusetts; Sydney Dean,
Connecticut: Alexander DeWitt, Massachusetts; John
Dick, Pennsylvania; Edward Dodd, New York; Ma
hnnie Is Durfre, Rhode Island; John Ede, Penn
sylvanin; Thomas T Flagler New York; Samuel
Galloway, Ohio; Robert B Hall, Massachusetts; Aa
ron Harlan. Ohio; David P Holloway, Indiaun; Wm
a Howard, Michigan; Rufus II King, New York;
ChHumccy ) Knapp, Massachusetts; Jonathan Knight,
Pennsylvania; Ebenrzer Knowl,on, Maine; James
Knox, Illinois; John kunkel, Pennsylvania; Ben
jamn Lester, Ohio; Daniel Mace, Indiana Orsa-
mus Mattrson, New York: Andrew McCarty.
New York; kiIham Miller, New York; Justin 5 Nor
rl, Vermont Jess, D Norton, Illinois; John j
Pearce, Pennsylvania; Guy X Pelton, New York; A
M Pennington, New Jersey; John j Perry, Maine;
james Pike, New lIamp.hire; Benjamin Pringle,
New York. Samuel A Purviance, Pcnnsy sylvania; Da-
vid Ktchie, Pennsyl ylvania George Il Robbins, New
Jersey; Anthony + Roberts. Pennsylvania; David
Robinson, Pennsylvania; Russell Sage, New York
VIM X Sapp, Ohio: John Sherman, Ohio; Ben iamin
Stanton, Ohio; james 5 T S.ranaLam, New York;
Mason W Tappan, New Hampshire; james ThOring
ton, ICwn; Benjamin B Thurotnn, Rhode Island Ls-
muel Todd. rsnnsylyanai Mark Trapton, Mas achu-
sets: job Tyson, Pennsylvania; David Wal.
bridge, Michigan; Henry Wa,lron, Michigan Cad.
waaIer Wnshburne, Wisconsin; EGhu Il Wash.
burne, Illinois; Israe Wsshburne Maine; Cooper X
Watson Ohio; VIM " Wcch, Connecticut; John VI
Wood, Maine; John Woodruff, Connecticut-TotaI
80.
RrrusLIoANs-Samue P Benson, Miss; Charles
Dunghugs:, Wisconsin,; Philemon Bliss, Ohio IL
notify Day. Ohio: Samuel Dickson, New York;
Joshua k Gidding-, Ohio: Wm Gilbert New York;
Amoa I Granger New York; (ialuSha Grow, Penn
syvania: Thomas K Horton, New York; VIM II hel
s.y, New York; James Meacham, Vernon; Ei"In
Morgan, New York Richard Mott OHIO; Ambroas
Murray. Now York. Matthias II Nichols ONO; An
drew Oliver, New York; John NJ Parker, New ork;
John L Peut, Indiana; Avah Sdhcn. Maine; Grnrge
A Simmons New York: Franc. I Spuner, Nsw
York: Edward Wad. Ohio; Jas II Woodwurth, Ilii-
is-ToiaI -
SO the vote was:
Know Nothing. .........-...--.-..i9
Republican,. ........--..........-2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1856.
THE WING on OLp-IINE wurcs.

Tile Wig is altogether too fiust in appropriating
our praise of the Oldine Wings to itself. Our COM
Piinent was intended for such persons only as have
never affiliated with the Know Nohngism, nor aided
and aoetted its mischievous schemes-for such per-
SONS only as inhoxibly adhered 10 the principles and
organization Of the Wing party, in the day of its
most desperate fortunes. Was this the course of the
lMg? On the contrary, the Wig has been the
most effective instrument in the dsorganizaton of
the Whig party. 1t has not only approved Know
Nothing principles and supported Know Nothing
nominees, but it has employed all its influence TO
crush the Independent organization and prevent the
Independent action of the Wing party. During the
canvass for Governor in this State, it was proposed
that the Wings should meet in Convention and main-
tain distinct existence but the Wig resisted and
defeated the movement-and all too in the interest of
the know-Nothins party. With such antcceden,s'
how eau the Wing claim to be an "Od Liner!''
But farther the IYhtg, at this very moment, is
eIerting its utmost power to defeat the re.urganiza
ton of the Wing party in the Union insomuch that
an Od-Lins Wing was forced to exclaim, in the bit.
erness of his SOUL that "the National IntHgencer is
the only Wing paper left" So far is the Wig fallen
from its ancient faith, that it find room in its
columns for the proceedings of formal Convention
of the Wings of Kentucky, tho very body.guard of
Henry Clay. We protest We did not intend our com
pliment for the Wig so it need not try 10 blush
nor affect s,rt of modest displeasure at undeserved
excessive praise
In its anxiety vindcatei its allegiance to the Wing
party, our neghbor let's fall IN unfortunate express
sion. With ,nunt emphasis, it demands, ''if Fill
more has not always been Whig And mW not his
administration be 0saia llhig administration ?"
Now this is Il pertinent inquiry and we mean TO ring
il in the ears of such Democrats disposed to
support Fiilmore-rW MOI his administration b"
AGAIN a Iphiy Administration! There were some
Democrats who went into the know-Nothiug Order
on the condition of its utter independence of party
If any such still linger in the bonds of nquity, We
invoke them 10 shake oil their feters and ont
of the cuver before they find themselves sold 10 The
supper; of another IPh,s administration. Fillmore
is commended 20 yOu not IA national or c"nserva.
tive man, but as lFhis mho mW again gre TIE
pledges by which you seduCed from the Demo
cracy, have been coutemptuously broken and tram
pied upon; you The victims of an imposturr; you
have been conducted through secret ways and by
false guides into the camp Of the enemy; and we al
monish you escape before you are pressed into his
service and made to fight against all the convictions
and sympathe, Of your life The assurance that
Fiilmore's Administration will again be Wing AG'
mini.ration, will nerve all true Democrats 10 more
determined and energetic effort. We thank the llhtg
for its timely warning.