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The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30

A NOVEL ANswER-The Boston 1rav-
etler has the following:
A few Sabbaths since, in town in the
vicinity OF this city, teacher of Sun
day school was engaged in questioning his
pupils upon the subjects connected with
their previous studies in the Bible. At
last turning to a young Irishman, mem
Der of the class, he asked "What Adam
lost by the sall'" Pat for a few moments
was apparently in brown study, but at
last his face frightened up as he interrog-
ativcly replied, cam was it bis hat, sir"
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30
WHOLE NO. $50

The Albany Knickerbocker, has the fol
lowing which it says is the experience OF
the marshal of the city, Who called upon
a,gentlemen from Germany, residifg III
Broad street.
WHO lives here p
'Sharminy, on der Rhine
wv hats your fathers name 2
Nix for ,stasf'
W hen did you arrive in Albany q
Nit steamboats,
Got any children 2
'Yaw-two barrels nit krout.'
'How long have You been residing in
this house q
1.-Two rooms and der basement
who owns the b!tldihg?'
4 pays noting Hans pays the salAc
twice a month";
where did you live last year p
Across der red store as you come uS
nit der market in your right hand, per-
hind der pump what belong to der black
smith shops
The marshal having entered all this. rnadiS
up his mind that he would push ahead and
examine Hans, who lived up stairs Unit
der bannissers.p
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada,
a Y. Niles j. P. The People of the State of Cali
iornis 70 H D. Page. You are hereby summoned to
appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace
a. aus once IN said township MONDAY the 23d day
une, - D: IS26, at 10 o'clock, M, to to
s 90 OF Kent McAlliser who recover
loo uue on account fled for goods &c sold and de-
lvered 20 you at your request On failure so to ap
yon for said sum of sol OG damages and cost of sn;t
,, Gwen under my hand this 18Th day of March A D
1856 A. c. NILES, Justice Of tha pascs
a true COPY, Attest
4s-5m ]. L. BROWN. Constable
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30

WIFE.-Fanny Fern says lard We thiilk
much of Fanny, for she is married now
that "a wife is the queen regent of house
hold kingdom. She has to think, and plan
and work for everybody. Ii, in all her
labors and cares, she feels that she has her
husbands sympathy and gratitude, if he
helps her when man can help a woman,
if he notices her efforts, applauds her skill
and allows for her deiiciences-all is well.
But to endure all this, and yet meet with
no approaching word, or glance, OF act
from him for whom and for whose she
tolls and bears, is very bitter.
A wife likes her husband to show her
all due respect in the presence Of others :;
she cannot bear to be reproyed or criti-
cised by him when others can hear it. In
deed, it is most wrong in a husband thus
to put his wife to shame; We cannot help
secretly admiring the spirit of that French
woman who, when her husband had so
wronged her, refused ever again to utter a
word, and for twenty years lived in the
house dumb woman. We admire her
spirit, though not her mode of manifesting
it. Husbands owe the most profound re-
spect to the character of gentleman who
is not more scrupuously polite to his wife
than to any other woman. We refer here
to the essential of politeness, not its forms;
we mean kindness and justice in little
things.
A wife likes her husband to be ccnsid-
crate. Unexpected kindness and unsolici-
ted favors touch her heart. She appreci-
ates the softcned tread when she is sick ::
she enjoys the gift from distance, and ev-
erything that proves to her that her hus-
band thinks Of her comfort and good"
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30
SHERfFf'S SALE.

DY virtue of decree of foreclosure and order of Sale
ID TO me directed issued out of the Hon. District Court
of the l4h Judc al District in and for the County of
vada State of California founded judgment rendered
in said Court on the 9Th day of May 1856 favor of j. s.
Baldwin and against p Wentworth and D. E. Green
the sum of Thirteen Hundred and Ninety Dollars with in
terest the of One thousand Dollars at the
three per cent per month from the rendition of Judgment
until paid together with all costs of suit herein
Forty five and 55l00 dollars. commanded to sell
the following property mentioned in said mortgage and
therein described as follows, to-wt-
That property situated in Nevada county State of Cali
fornia being Steam Saw MIL known the Gold Flat
MILL with Mil site, yard grounds fixtures, machinery and
appurtenances thereunto beonc, or in anywse apper
tanning.
Notice is hereby gwen that shall sell the above des-
crbed property public auction the highest bidder for
cash in front of the old Court House. Nevada saturday
the 3lst day of May, 1885, at the hour of 2 P. NJ.
Given under my hand this sth day of May. 1856.
W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff. n. c.
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30

GOOD ADVICE TO DAUGHTERS. The
small, sweet courtesies of love will always
render home comfortable and happy
We have lately met with the following ex-
cellent letter from a father to this daught
er, which should be read by every one
q want to tell you secret. The way
to make yourself pleasing to others is to
show You care for them. The whole world
is like the miller of Mansfield, WHO cared
for nobody-no not he-becattse nobody
cared fot him. And the whole world will
serve you so if you give them the same
cause. Let every one, therefore, see that
you do not care for them, by showing
them what SO happily calls the small,
sweet courtcscs of life-those c. urtesies
IN which there is no parade, whose voice
IS too still to tease, d I'd which manifest
themselves by tender and afectionate
looks, and kind little acts of attention.
giving others the preference in every little
enjoyment at the table. in the field, walk
ing, sitting or standing. This is the spirit
that gives to your time OF life; and to Your
sex, their sweetest charms 1t constitutes
the sum total Of all the witchcratt of wo-
man. Let the world see that your first
care is for yourself and you will spread
the solitude Of the upas tree around you,
in the same way, by the emanation of
poison which kills all the juices of affection
in its ncighborhood. Such girl NAV be
admired for her understanding and accom-
plishments, but she never will be loved.
The seeds of love can never grow but un-
der the warm and genial influence of kind
feelings and afiectionate manners. Vivac-
lty goes great way in young persons
1t calls attention to her who displays it
and if it then be found associated with
generous sensibility, its execution is ire
sistible: On the contrary, if it be found
in alliance with cold, naughty, selfish
heart, it produces no further effect, except
an adverse one Attend to this, my daugh-
ter it flows from heart that feels for
you all the anxiety parent can feel, and
not without the hope which constitutes the
parents highest happiness"
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30

There is something inexpressibly sweet
about little girls. Lovely, pure, innocent,
ingenious, nnsuspecting full of Kindness
to brothers, babies and everything. The,
are sweet lite human flowers, diam, NJ
dewdrops i'll the breath of morn. What
pity they should ever become women nitls
md heartlcss coquettes
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30
INFORMATION WANTED

nE George Beatty, native of Leeds, Yorkshire
" Eag'and, came to California in 1850 When last
bsari fum, was mining peer Crock Any info,ma-
tim of hi will he gratefey received BY
s.e 4 Z C00NBs, Nevada Pcs. oEos
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30

While bars and bolts may battle the
thief, virtue alone will defeat the SIAN
dcrcr.
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30
LOST-S1O REV ARD.
SHERIEE'S SALE.

pY V1R1uE0F AN kXECU ION to me directed issued
~ from the Clerks office Of the District Court in and
Tor The county of Nevada in favor of A. o. Felt Admin
lstrator and against Aldrich Stevens dated May 18TH
SJ6 Tor the sum OF 1922 Oh Dollars, debt together with
costs of suit taxed ut SA65 l have levied upon and
seized tho following described properly to-wit
The House and Lot which it stands situated in the
Town and County of Nevada and known as the Meropo-
lis Hotel.
Witch shall self at public Auction the highest bid
der for Cash in front of the Sheris Office in this city
SATURDAY, June 1th 1856. at : O'clock p NJ
Given under my hand this IF eenth day OF MAY, A, D.
1856. tAttesD
w. w. WRIGHT Sheriff
By F. WooD, U. 8.
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nerada ss-Dstrict
Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District of said
State The people of the State of California to GEORGE
w. BEENEY, greeting
YoU are hereby commanded to appear and answer
within Ten days after the of this Writ served
IN this county If served out Of this county and in this
District within Twenty days. and if served out of this
District aud in this State within Forty days COM
plant of H. NJ. KILASDEE Plaintiff now on file ia the
Clerks Oice of the District Court aforesaid. against
you as Defendant for the recovery of FOUR HUNDRED
DOLLARS, principal, with the rate of Four
per cent per month from the day September A. D.
1850 and for the foreclosure Of certain ndenture of
Mortgage Or in case of your failure to appear and
swer said complaint the said Plaintiff will take judgment
against therefor by default together with damages
and cost of suit and aud also demand the Court such
oiher relief as is prayed for IN HIS said complaint
In testimony whereof, /, JNO. III. BOSTWICK Clerk of
the Fourteenth Judicial District Court aforesaid, do
hereuno set my hand and impress Seal of said Court
dis 9Th day of April A. d. 1856.
JOHN II. BOSTWICK, Clerk
By T. ELLARB BEAN D. c.
In the d9sa Isr4 Court
H. NJ KILANDER,
VS. Action Noe and for
GEORGE W. BEENEY. Foreclosure
appear ing to my satisfaction from the Affidavit of the
tanth neren that the Defendant resides out of the
limits of this State that the Plaintiff cause of action
against him, and that he is necessary party to the
above entitled cause.
therefore order that the Summons in this action be
Journal once in each week, thee moths from the
first insertion.
NILES SEARLs, District Judge.
true copy-A.test
]. H. BoSTWICK,' Clerk
April S-3m BY 7. ELLARD BEAN, D. C.
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30

The newspaper is guide for the thought
ful, help for the poor, and blessing fol.
everybody.
The Nevada journal., 1856-05-30
DAVIS PISTOL GALLERY

hOfJC.
ZOO LBS Maaitia Rorc. assortedsizes. for sale by
A B. GREGORY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28
Theatrical, Musical, sc.

The GERMAN OfrA.-Nblo's w,i be largely attended
70 night Three fresh artists, Nile Rroufsld snd Mcssrr
Gud and Newfed 10 make their arst appearance and
perform the leading parts in "Asssandra Strsdella.n
RaorcHsx's DowRY.--This remarkably POPULAR place
Of amusement viii again overflow this evening. The
elegant comedy of the |" Honeynooa,v cast 70 the fall
srcssth Of he talented company, e 10 be gwen with
"Po-ca- hon. tAs,"
Burrows NV ruAfJ The manager announces Mrs.
Bateman's play, "senn for repetition toright. II
will be follow cd by the laughsble affair entitled "An Oh
iect Of Interest,"" In which Mss harshai appears.
wAuAcK's THEATRE Malsck viii 70 sht appear
his iavorte character Of Sir Edward Mortimer In the
Iron Ghost" supported By Messrs Lester ryott and
wAicos, hcsdames Hocy and Allen. "De1 1 roBt"
olows
COW !" tho new drama founded Co5bs story Of thu,
name, 70 he performed for the second time tbs cven
ng. he Whole closes with the exciting drama Of "The
Planter and his Dogs"
Mrsrr Tom Thumb stIll delights muiItudee through.
out the dav and evening Ia the dramatic line We are N
nave the pheasant Neighbour In the afternoon and the
iamcus drama OF "Drcd' at night
BROADWAY VAEFr1ss.--The pleasing performances Of
be wonderfully uvcnles Mighty hn this house with Dc
lghted audtories. Tonight the little ones, Az two
n beir beat pieces--Tbe Phantom SHIP and the Good
Tor Nothing
CHHsry aSD woop's Mrsrnsls ssI running Their
immensely popular monkey piece styled 'Wefou
-rr rrcKriv's amt herr patrons c1ntnne highly FRA.
Ted win the great success Of their burcsyuo /" rrov.
ore"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

SINGULAR CASA Nfw YORKER AsTRAv-The
syracuse Jcsr-adl says gentleman stopped At the =
q aries Hotel In that city, Thursday OF last week II
geni 10 his room, and nothing hca I'd or him m ,
satur6sy, whom his room broken Open and he wss
ouud apparently asleep. During the tns OF breating
pen the door, be ney n moved, but says he heard X a.
4 a that he didn't know ne Il any OF his nus =,
hal done with The door y wher questioned se's
nis strange conduct, he made shrewd ard ;. - 70
answers BE was very much grieved and :. ev@s.s =
that his should be broken $40 al that .asuei
AID thought was tho intention OF the ~ ~ nsu.
n He len the ~ Ctares, AM took IN 80 ~ 80
drink or have any 10y. "a, ~ seiuscs
ata nanymlrg /. ssa 2 vt 4 ony seems 20 ~ ate
Is.ner os. :. ~ ~ nss made 10 sef EnSxn a.
,wipess nor who're he esrs, H. sosss. ~ ~ = -.
~ psys, ofNew Ycrs 49, - na''e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

pARTIEs BREAKING UP HousEREEPrva Avn
wishing TO dsrose Of their household furniture clrpes
pa ntinrs, mirrors bedding, 40 for an n ready
money customer BY applyins 70 y, DoyeBfy 2 ocn'r.
s"UH --~.OSz
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H4ASH PURCHASERS CAN FIND gEGAE5 or AL
W most grace and IL prices that defy compc ion Nor
~ and upwards; operls ~ do. have 300.
600 and daily making each advances and consequently
customers can procure bargains. -
.. cHEEKs, II broadway
HAVANA sEGARs-Jusc REcEIvrD, FER Ex.
press very uperor ot OF hre Havana OF the
most asionabs shapes conchas rcgaas onaress
t. xsrzuess, optras medals &C. 10 - he celeb rated ia
cb Iglesny Pndo brand, for sale By " n sP0FfOiD
Br)adway.
HAVANA SCARS NEW CROP, JUST RECEIVED
kWarrior-Eoncals cabanAs gioretAs. arier
tos Wandering Jews, londrcs, T. Guerex- Fgare- britain
cas-, Ac., BY the lop or LOO. r. Il. ROGERS,
l64 Maiden lane second story.
CEGARs-CAsH PURCHASERS CAN FIND GREAT
- bargains In almost any quality and sire. Ncrmas,
and upwards opcras y Ia Cash advances male segars
OF Havana, domestic or German manufacture.
o. CHEEkS, u Broa.vay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

VETERAN CORPS OF lsl2-TUE CORPS WILL as.
semble nj No. Corncla street, near Slith
Tuesday, October ~ at O'Clock r. NJ, with he usual badge
mourning W bout side arms 70 attend tho funeral Of our
Wv. TAYLOR, Adjutant II. RAYMOND, Colonel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28


was too much truth In the statement that this somewhat
ouxotc General was m solve participant In the
Now the plan ~ss Of isea imperfect and exceedingly
loosc IN ts details And yea hlbusers here and the
red republicans In Paris and london nscred the nseves
sress complssensss Win which vss shssr purpose 70
overthrow the government Of spain The end and
effect the annexation 81 Ouba 81 the cshcr. Ths whole
supporters among Southern politicians. g enough
here say there the Leash prospect OF triumph
for the republicans Of Spain, however obnoxious the U
stne government might have been 70 The people.
About this time restless little man. q sangune tenn
permanent might be 10 Madrid In daily ommuuica
republican party This gentleman was no less person
thar Monsieur soulc, the American Minister, whom the
unniaied led 70 believe tu sent 70 Spain for tho
purpose Of settling sundry claims against thai govern
mint well A. administering 70 the preservation OF
friendly relations Having pcrpctraicd fol
'ss seniemsn found himself out Of fsvor wrs those
upon whom bis mission could have any influence; he
ound that Ike his master, he had goa upon the wrong
necessary 70 get upon another In truth Monsieur Soulc
Illustrated how ceveriy he could change hs mission Of
peace into that q "a incsndi0y.
tleman seen In thc oompany o. one senior (obvi,us
reesors com gel M 10 withhold his name), ambitious
red repub,o who made his boast that he lad the
means o. republicaniziag Spain In his own hands. he
ooe y assersed that he waited but the breaking ou'
o. fame Of revolution 10 lead the party 70 victory
o. popular rshts-who stood ready 70 snatch the fsea
6sdcm and place upon his oxn headfassred Into the
belief that what he said was forceone CONCLUSION Inc
republican party would mcst certainly be successful IL
could nos be denied that little money Was wanting 70
ripen the revolution and this Monsieur soule had orth
coming little more would be wanted 70 e0ect the
triumph OF The republicans and then the little matter Of
ropenshng The treasury was 70 De conadered ior Win
an empty treasury Spanish patriots we're sure 70 be found
rather loose Monsieur sous nov came 70 the rescue
iust a The nick Of time, and with his fruitful
IMAGINATION which he never calls 10 make sup
NV hs want OF ioesc, found ready solution for the
rbo,s ,hirr. Everything locked golden 70 Monsieur
M American MINISTER proposed, them that the astev
pfeph be evypsScd 70 vie way .cubs, q ~ NJ bal I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

HoAL-THE SUBSCRIBER Is RECEIVING PEACH
~ Orchard Of quality second 70 Ia the market, aud
white ash adapted 70 The and urnace which he oners
the lowest market price from yard 50 cents less
from the boat Also for sale, Liverpool orre and camel
HENRY REEVE Of Canal and Centre and corner Of
Jane and West streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28
BOARDING AND LOD1aIyG.

DoAED-yRoSr Hc0M, yI1a sEDaoOM AND Pan
10 uy attached gsA hos and cold wsler IA The room Ia
house East Broadway. near Askes ssrcel Rotcrsxes
Aha nseda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28
BILLIARDS.

DArENrKD YEBRUAIy - lXk.-NOpTr. BrLLAAI
II tables ard examination c0sAicna GenGc8en respect
tunyi M6nned nat ny sAeoons yin BE open day and
evening for u exhbt0n q ~ above sbeA GAe0oCn ~
and z@ BrcaAvsy; nanuAcsAy, - AAn Etrssl MCHAM
pie. mailed sss on psespt Of Price By ScoSNoR COL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21
DRUGS AND rEDTCrpTEs

ID NAObD 8EESHgEGIEEcEs@sfT5IS ESTIMATED THAT
~ AYgps EagsaY PgcFeR&L AID ATH4RTIt Pitts iasa
9as more ~ e te pnbe health, than any other
IN n lhess esp w no tha the Cherry PeedTa
n III Sasaa 81 sHcEsgnd cufss Of Colds Conghs stna
much reduced the pro-
sss ~ " esa as she and eure more complaints
fr IL 10y neeas more less prfng. Pu4gs the blood
Purge We bowels Liver and ill whole
iags m tiss NE the diseases which
S es eniy q Old Take antdotcs eFIy and thrust h
Rtsa aa VI nsioss II ss tno strong yield. S
M ~ ssispss ont dtseae only whissit Il weak
n strong Bead astounding state
errs lae Reett cured y tef froFa drsatfu
IA niesSF Rheumatism Neural.
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asrts. ss Mn say M but st
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neighbors and yonr own Phi siciass " seof
Try them once. and y6ns VIII neyer 10 @ithoat asn4 Nj
Price % cts- per Box--5 Boxes for 81 CO. 8s7
Prepared by Dr.8J g. Al Err Gheafst Mass ,,a
sold by an respectable Druggists every sFtefe. say
h sfe2o 3tnd&W ]. WEIGHT GO, Wh6lssale auanfa
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HARDWARE.

JptH. WATERMAN, ss F4sgS,5# s cBAs. q. WATERaAS.
ea-nssvEa=Eas j, WATERMAN &c BROTHER,
gsssss3 mon and Magazine streets, have on hand5and
ssats daily receiving by foregnend domestic ar
va general assortment of articles conpflsns In part as
'i'e8' Y HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. ~
Iron, Steel Nails, Rope, bsa$ Elm a 'h5 &8} $S5
81 Axes, Chains, Scythes, $8s8&$s5 {ts s,&g5
ly,. Carpenters Tools complete, s# 3EHS4 5sE5
n ~ GooperB' Tools, SS Hgs2&~H ,e$F&1
.a, AnvilB, Vices Bellows, f5Ss HI
Stock and Dies. Screwplates .$3$@s VI
e. NJ Garden Engines, Pumps, vi Y E
# "H,tts PIourhs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shleers,
Agricultural Implements.
s. $50 Mill, Gross and PIT Saws,
r. - F-!msE I'LL s Ok Yokes Bows, Singlc.rees, r.
wv ~ 49, T. ST. Turning Lathes G S
+ Andirons Tenders, Shoyels and Tongs Corn Mills, ~
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob CrnsherB.
~ - Single and Double Barrel Guns, tSg
rs a5 Coffee Heclas, Ebafng Dishes, u 20
@s Chinese G0ngs Iron Redsteads, to-
Britannia and Plated Ware, =
+! -@ Ment Cutters, Sausage Suffers, q
III E5t44N-ls.r - Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
o231y ~ r. 9$i Seines, Fishing Tackles ETC., etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th March, 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President p jan
yier Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Company of
New Orleans who being duly sworn according law do
and say that the above true and
correct transcript from the books of the sud Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
&. ,'-s-.... II. p. JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this day Of March
1885, c. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Oreans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Six per
ereb the scrip certificates of 1855 payable and after the
second Monday of May and have declared scrip divi
dend OF Twenty-Five cent the net earned premiums of
the year. for which certificates will be issued
the first day of June and they have reserved the balance
of the net profits Of tho ending 18th March, 1856
pending but unadjused claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against peB of tho
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. at of
premium '.
Office in iron building Camp and hatcher Streets
CHARLES BEIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.