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CABINET WARE.

&S Having taken the Shop on
- . North Fourth street. near the
Franklin House, formerly occupied by F \
Donachy and \ d Elder, the subscriber most
respectfully informs the citizens of Lewisbu:g
and vicinity that he is prepared TO manufacture
all kinds Of Cabinet Ware. comprising
BUREAUS, TABLES, Bedsteads. Stand>,-,
Sofas, Corner CupboardS, Card Tables, all 4,
kinds of CHAIRS, &c. Also that he makes Ii
COFFINS to order. and having provided him
self with HEAIeSE he Will be prepared I'd
attend Funerals.
Having engaged the best workmen therefore
the public may rely upon having the best Of
work from the best materials.
JOHN s. SHIPTON
NIB. All kinds of Country Produce taken
in exchange. TLewiSburg, April &c, 1855
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The Mount Vernon House will be continued
by the subscriber, who will be happy TO see
his friends and spare no pains to make them
comfortable. J. l.. BARRETT.
Philadelphia April Z, 1855.
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IIIIE purity. frag.

IIE purify, HdS-
l. rance, and mild
emollient properties Of
this Soap, renders it es-
pecially deserving a
place on every toilet.
For chapped hands. and
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HERRING'S
Patent Champion Fire

Proof SAFES, with Halls
Patent Powder-ProofLocks,
which were awarded separ-
ate Medals at the Worlds
Fair, London, 1851, and also
lat the Worlds Fair, New
'Ycrk, 1853 and 1854. The
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cwburg Chronicle & Farmcr-Fcbruary 1856
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skin, 1t IS unequdlcd.
WM. CONW AY, l6S
Philadelphia. No other
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
Summons.
STATE OF CALrFORNIA 1r.,;.,,

County of \ evrda. IS5
Township of Eureka f;eforc L. A. Sackett j. p
The People OF the state of California s. l.. Russell
EOu ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 aopear before The
under: igned, Justice OF The Peace at his Office in
SAID township, on SATURDAY. APRiI 26 at 10 o'clock
a, NJ 10 answer TO the complaint Of iNES L. BROOKS
HENiif DIENENDORFF, Il. NJ. UaNTON, and c H.
BIRD who demand of,ou 2s7 alleged be due Them
on DOOR account which account s file in this Office
On failure so to appear and aHs,rer Judgment will he
rendered against you for The said sum of S5: 81 wi h
dvmages and COSTS of suit
Given under my hand this 1!ih day of January, A D.
1000. l.. A. SACkETT, Justice Peace.
Staieg California, County of Nevada, Eureka Town
shlp-lt appearing 10 my satisfaction from the affidavit
ot Henry Dievendorff, the Plaintiff above mined Thai
The above named Defendant s. l.. Russell has ef, the
SLt, and is not resident of this Staie and that
cause of action exists agnns. the said efenan and
HAT he is necessary and proper party to ihe aLov.
entitled cause,
1t therefore ordered, that SUNNI in this action
be sarved on the Defendant :. l.. Russell by publi-
cation thereof once week, for period OF three months
III fls NEVADA JOURNAL public ne wspapcr published
in the said niy OF Nevada.
A SACKETT
January ie-3m Justice Peace Enreka Township.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

THE LARGEST Mill IN THE WORLD
The largest and most comprehensive mill
in the world is the Pacific, at Lawrence,
Mass. The floor surface Of this immense
structure is Is acrcs-the largest mill in
England is II and half acres. There
are now in operation &c, 900 cotton spin
dies and 10000 worsted spindlcs; and
these are to be increased to $4,000 and
10000 respectively. There are 1900
looms in operation, to be increased to g
400. These, with two thousand persons,
produce 100000 pieces Of cloth per an
num-onc-half delaines. The weekly con-
sumption of cotton is 10000 pounds, or
100000 pounds per annum, and 500,-
600 of wool. Once month the two thou
sand persons assemble at the cashiers
Office, where he pays out $50, 700 to them
for wages, nppropriating to each one. the
exact amount be has earned.-Boston
Traveller.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
The ROOM WHERE NAPOLEON DtE

1HE NOON WHERE NAPOLEON OIED.-
Immediately after Napoleons death, Long
wood became once more the East India
Company's farm. The old house and build
ings, sacred as they ought to have been,
were ruthlessly turned into stables, pig
sites, barns, w-houses and much yards.
The paper was torn from the walls of his
bedroom the floor was replaced by a
rough stone pavement, the window looking
on the garden was blocked up his cabi-
net and his bath room were treated With
the same 'due delicacy y and then they
made Of the whole poor stable for the
Honorable Company's farm horses. They
tore down the paper the hangings, and rip
ped to pieces the room in which the great
Napoleon had just breathcd his last, and
out of it they made unto themselves mis-
erable barn. AS to the garden which Ma
poleon loved, they knocked down the turf
walls, they pulled up the beautiful flowers,
the pulled down the beautiful trees, and
they paved the whole and drained it, built
sheds upon it, and made out of it proper
stock yard for the Honorable Company
their pigs, their poultry, and their horned
beasts, which were the pride and the glory
Of the company's farm, and which were
deemed the worthy occupants of a spot
venerated by millions of men, and destin-
ed to be shrine of pilgrimage for ages
yet to come. In the year of 1888 the COM
pany's charter expired, and in 1886 the
British Government took possession of
the Island LOnrWood was Immediately
put up public competition as farm, and
let to the highest bidder, and let in the
miserable state in which it was handed
over to them by the company, and no re-
striction was put upon the tenant, who nat
urally, under such circumstances, was led
to look forward to charge for adminiss-
ion to this old house as source of consid-
cradle profit, and paid higher rent to the
government accordingly. Herein we see
the origin of the two shillings which every
visitor is now forced to pay.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
SHERIFF,S SALE.

RY virtue of Execution to me directed and issued
- from the Clerks Office of the District court in and
for the County of Sacramento in favor Of Albert Berry
and Rufus W Wade AMI against Andrew Campbell da-
ted January IA 1856 for the sum Of Five thousand
onehundrel and hrtv- four l0l00 dollars debt with
interest the of 000 dollar. from the 29th day
of May D 1855 at the rate If per cent per mont
together with costs of suit taxed at Sl27 So upon
which there is credit of Four thousand six hun
dred and seventy dollars. have levied up,n and
seized the following described property ,o-wit
House aud the Lot upon which it stands situated
on Orleans Fiat, Nevada County on Main street.
next to the Western Hotel Al-o. a vacant town lot
adjoining the aforesaid. which shall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in front of the
Sheriff office in Nevada city the Sth day of March
A. 1856, at 2 O'clock P NJ
Given under my hind this l4th day Of Tebrury, A.
D. 1876 Attest W. Wv WRIGHT, Sheriff. n. c.
BY WM BuTTERFIELp Deputy
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

DEATH BY CuLoRoFoRM IN BosroN.-
The post n,ortem examination of the body
of Miss Ida Morgan, who died at the oi-
flee of DR. Emery, Bromie.d street, resul-
ted in finding that she died from the inha-
lation Of chloroform, though in good state
of bodily health before taking it. Tie
Chtoroform had changed her blood to uater.
She had inhaled it at previous time, and
had felt bad effects from it. The chloro-
form in the present instance was pure, and
the usual quantity was given on a sponge.
One application did not produce ir7sei,si-
bility, and at the patients request the
sponge was again placed to her nose. Al:
ter third application. she attempted to
get up, but failed, and her head rolled to
the side of the chair She was then plac-
ed upon lounge, breathing heavily, but
soon her breathing became more easy
She never spoke after being removed from
the chair. The verdict by the jury was,
that she came to her death by chloroform;
that it was pure article, properly admin
lstered, but cautioned the public against
the injudicious use of it.-Boston Post.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
Summons.


STAlE OF CALIFORNIA, Comfy OF Nevada Township
OF Eureka Justice Court Before L. a. Sackett, j. r
The People of the State of California s L. RCSEL AMI
JOHN PURD0N-
You arehereby summoned TO appear before the under
sgned Justice OF the Peace at his Office in said township
On Monday, the 28M dog Of -4prH 4. D. 1856,
at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. to the complaint Henry
eyendori! James l. Brooks, r. N nanon and Charles l.
Bird who demand Of yea STAG alleged 10 lie due them
on book account which account is file in this Office
on ialiue SO 10 appear and judgment will
dered against you for the said S72 with damage.
ana costs ef snt Given under my hand 18th day of
Jan. 1856. L. A, SACKETT, Justice Peace
Sid1E Or CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada Eureka
i0Wnshp;-lt appearing TO my satisfaction. from the
aiav Gi Henry Dieyendur the plaintiff above named
nat the above named defendants : L. Russell and John
uFdon nave left theate and residents
tat cause OF action exists against them and that
e are necessary and proper parties the entitled
cause 1t is therefore ordered that the summons in this
acton be served on the defendants, l. Russell John
urIom, by publication thereof, week period
oi three months, in the NEVADA JOURNAL public news
paper Published IL said County of Nevada.
oo-dn l.. A. SACKETf, J. p. Eureka Township
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
Sacramento Valley Railroad.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY the Sd inst. tie Cars for
" the transportation of Passengers viii regularly
the Sacramento Valley Railroad between Sacramento
and Folsom as fellows
Leaving their depot intersection Of Cd and streets
eTe7y osy Sundays e&pected) at 4. N. and P. NJ.
Ga Sundays at...................oA A. ~ and . p. NJ
Returning leave Folsom
EverT day (Sundsys excepted a. IL a. II. and p. NJ
On Sundays, at.............11A at II A NJ and IL ?. NJ
Stopping at Brighton Pattersons Sixteen and Eisneeu
Nile House and Alder Creek Stations
Fare between Sacramen and Foi-on, 81
Freight will perceived heretofore foot of T. street
Rate Of Freight s. per from Sacramento Folsom
Return freight at greatly reduced rates. per contract
As station houses not yet completed all freight and
baggage must e at the risk OF the owners if left any
iatiou over night
J. P. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
Sup't Office, Fob. 1st 1856.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed issued
Dfrom the Clerks ofcc f the District Court in and
for the County Of. Nevada in favor Ct John Anderson
administrator Of e Walters and against William
Ritter dated FEB Is b. 1856, at the rate OF ten per
cent per annum together with costs Of suit taxed at
50 oO-lUO dollars have levied upon and seized the
following described property to-wii The House and
lot on which il stands. situated in the town and
county OF Nevada, about l-2 mile east Of Nevada
an known as Ritter, House Also, six-tenths of a
lot Of mining claims situate in the town and county
Of Nevada and near Manz anita HILL which shall
sell at public ancton TO the highest bidder for cash
in front Of the Sherifs cfice Nevada eity or the
0,h day of March A. D. 1856
Given under my hand this l4'h day of Feb A. d
1856 Attest W. w. WRIGHT, Sheriff. n. C.
By c. f. Woop Under Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
NOTICE

@ ENFORCEMENT OF MECHANICS LIEN
HIRST & RUSSELL vs. G. S FITCH ct al In the
District Court Of the l1fh Judicial District Coun-
y ci Nevada. al persons holding or claiming liens
uaGer the provisions of an act entitled "An act for
curing the liens Of Mechanics and Others" approved
April H!th, 1855, cn the Grecnhorn Water Dich, in
Nevada County are hereby notified to be and appear
before the District Court Of Nevada county, at the
O'clock A. N and to exhibit then and there the rroef
Of such liens, said liens will be deemed waived in
favor of the plaintiffs We will on that day apply to
said court for the enforcement Of Mechanics Lien
FOR l,4oS 10 on the above described property aud
will move for order for the sale If said property
pursuant to the statute il such case made and proyi
del UIPST 4 RUSSELL
42-3t BY their Attorney, A A. SARGENT
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
SHFPTFF1S SALE

Under and by virtue a final decree md order Of
~ sale isued out Of and under the saIe CT tie Dis
tric Of the h Jcicial District in and for the
County Of Nevada tested on lrs 5h day Of February
1885, in favor Of Hiram Dewey plaintiff and against
s. 5 Davis and Mary D wis defendants for the fI-e-
closure Of Msehales Lien r1on the premises cot
tsge and aparrenaaces as hereinafter described for
the sum OF SIS 7ol0p dollars, deht and Sl03 40lo0
costs CT suit aal accruing costs with 10 rer cent rc-
aEnun interes: from rendition Of Judgment, l viii
sell al public auction n the Court House door in
Nevada, on FRIDAY the 7th day Of March, A. D.
1856 at O'clock P NJ to The highest bidder for cash
the following described property, to-wit: All that
certain one story 10 By Il feet, cottage and appur
Nevada street in the town and county of Nevada and
State Of California, being the first dwelling north
Of tae dwelling occupied by woman uamed Is
siors Snow aud house which IS occupied by Mr.
Crush together with the lot upon which said build
ing stands TO the extent of Eve hundred square feet
and 263 fee. in length of fence which eneloses said
lot and premises.
Given under my hand al Nevada this llth day of
February 1856 w. W WRIGHT, Sheriff, n. C.
By C. F. WooD, Under Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

CooL.-Thc 2oaon Talk tells of ras-
cal who was caught with his hand in
another mans pocket, at the Metropoli-
tan Saloon, the other evening, and excused
himself thus :: !.
Now, gentlemen, this is all mistake
ON my honor it is. l never intended
to rob that man, and he knows it. When
man is in crowd, and has his hands
loose, he Is just as apt to poke it in some,
body else's pocket as his own. l was in
precisely such a fix. l happened 10 slido
my hand down in that mans pocket,
thinking it was my own-and l almost
felt certain it was my pocket, when L
discovered it didn't contain nary red y,
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

eac At a sale Of furniture which took
place in a country town, among the look
crs on were = few Irish laborers and
upon trunk being put up for sale, one
OF them said to his noighbor ''Pat, l.
think you should buy that trunk" And
what should l DO with it - replied Pat,
with some degree Of astonishmens. "Put
your clothes in ii, was his advisers reply.
Pat gazed upon him with a 10, / of sur
prise, and then, with that Iaconic clio
quence which is peculiar to son Of the
Emerald Isle, exclaimed 20 naked g
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

PAPER MAKIsc-Thc are ia the
United States $50 paper mills in actual
operation, having 5000 engines, and pro I.
ducing in the year 250, goo, GOO pounds of
paper, which is worth, at ten cents per
pound, $25,000,oo0. To produce ills
quantity of paper AS ,00o;00o pounds of
rags are required, IL pounds of rags
being necessary to make one pound Of
paper. The value Of these rags, at four
cents per pound, is SIG 900 ,OOO.-Er
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE;

virtue OF decree of foreclosure and an order of
SAFE issued out Of the Hon. District Court of the
rourteenlh judicial District in and for the County of
Nevada, State of California, bearing date January 2d
looo properly attested and to me directed founded
aJudsment recovered in said court in favor of Ber
IL Blanton and against Philip W. Taylor on the 2nd
day OF January 1856, for the sum of eight hundred
and ninety eight 99S dollars at the rate Of ten per
cent per annum from the 20h day Ct December 1855
t'gether with all costs Of suit. am commanded to
sell the following described property toEit: The
undivided half part Of the Ranch known as Clark &
Bantons Ranch, on the Auburn Road about two
mlies from Grass Valley the said Ranch being loca-
ted by Joseph Clark and Z II Blanion on Dec lst
1893, and By said surveys described as follows com
road leading from Grass Valley to Auburn thence
running north l9o west Crossing said road point
miles and 3 chains 66-l00 from Grass Vailev) 90
CHAINS to corner stake. noted by Pine tree So
IL INKS thence south 90 i2 west % chains thence
south 4O east l55 chains and 90 l01 thence north Is
east thirty chains to the place Of beginning. Also
tne un1lvided onehaf of that other piece Parcel
OF iend oelns a part OF the above named ranch de-
seriecd as follows towit commencing at the north
west corner OF joseph Clarks survey thence running
soatn west IL chains to large oak tree, thence
south oeast o0 chains to mNncenita stake and stone
Pile, thence north 16 east IS chains thence north
. east II chains thence north 90 : west fifty five
Noo CHAINS and fifty links to the place of beginning
containing IN the whole about 279 acres more or less
Also the tTo-hirds Of the profits of said Ranch which
sai sen al puoc auction TO the highest bidder for
eisa m front oi the Court House door in Nevada
P. N. 1856.
GiVen under my han1 al Office in Nevada city this
I5th day CT February, A. D lS56
W. w. WRIGHT Sheriff Nevada Co.
BY WM. BUTTERFIELD, Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

rA-pecency is matter oflatitude. Ia
Turkey man with tight pants is consid
cred SO great a yulgaran that he is not
tolerated in respectable society. To spi:
IN the presence Of an Arab is to make tho
acquaintance Of his cheese knife. In
Russia, the man is considered low who
refuses warm breakfast of fried candles.
In this country, vulgar people arc such as
keep good hours and live within theft in
come.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

~ Washington
BY virtue Of an execution an attachment to me
1eiNered issued from the court Of G. w Taliman
Esq an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the
Sounty aforesaid, bearing date February i5,h, A D.
t1o2 10 satisfy Judgment rendered by said court in
aipaa, On me n'n'h day of February A D 1856, in
Samuel Sinms for the sum Of el32 az debt interest
ssnases ana costs OF suit. have takenin Execution
and viii sell 70 the highest bidder for cash on the
day Of March, a. D 1856, between the hours of 10
@c,oek A NJ and Z o'clock, NJ. all the right title
and interest of said defendant in aad to Hons, ard
sst situated On Brandy Fiat, taken as the property
df Samuel Simrns TO satisfy ths above demand. and
sFeEsss eoz-* G.. GO2Ai Ccpstaf+e
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07

A CHIyAMAa's Tack The San Fran
cisco Pharc Of a recent date, states tia.
Chinaman offered some time ago a fro
gold bracelet TO pawnbroker, who lent
some money on it to the Celestial. The
latter returned in few days, paid his
loan and took his bracelet At the end
Of week the Chinaman returned with
bracelet similar to the one previously
pawned, and the broker again lent the
same sum upon IT,. The sorrower did not
return at the stipulated time, and tho
broker was felicitating himself upon the
acquisition Of valuable jewel, when upon
examination he found that the bracelet
was of base metal galvanized. John was
too "smart" for him.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
AN ME MAY.


Gone from the hearts that loved her,
Gone from her.homo away
Gone in her childish beauty,
Little Annie May
Gone like the mooplight's giimmer.
From tho riprling stream;
Conc like the joyous pictures
Ofchildhoods glowing dream.
Gone as the flowers Of the fearful spring,
Gone as the dew at morn;
Conc like the songs of summer birds,
Fled as the stars Of dawn.
But in the iard of beauty,
Of never-fadiEg flowers
Where care and sorrow come not,
"a boiler cline than ours.)
Sho dwelleth now and kneeleth
Before the throne tf God,
In praise to him who raLeth
Tho spirit of tho sod.
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
ssa- The Ivan Ncps tells q oood storr

sA- The Lynn Nc,os tells a good story
of two boys, one Of whom was boasting Of
the beauties of his fathers house at
has got a cupoia," said he, "and it's
going to have something clsc.n,. "What
Is IT Z" asked his interested companion,
"Why, | heard father tell mother this
morning that it's going to have mortgage
on it -
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
SHERIEE,S SALE

Rf VIRTUE of an execution to me directed issued
1) from the Clerks Office OF the District Court in and
iorihe county of sacramento in favor of Ma rk Robinson
Co, ana against a. A Brown. dated january lClh |,
le5o tor The sum of our Hundred and 1hrytwo DoI
lars ana MY five cents i52 So LoIars debt with int
on the said SUN OF -Four Hundred and thirty Two dollars
and htyve cents from the 18th day Of January 1856 Al
The rate oil Ten per cent per annum, together with the
costs OF suit taxed at Seventy five Dollars and ortv a.
cents have levied upon and seized the following
described property, to-wit:
The undivided one-haf Of SIX MINING CLAIMS on
Corn Hill III Nnlloupa. Also-0ne-F ourth of Sci of
Claims on Browns Hill, known as Erown Hin & Co
Al>o-One-fou III of certain Ditch running from Steep
Hollow Greek 10 Wal.oupa. Also-the sere in Waloupa
KNOWN as browns Store. together with tie hall OF
Dwelling House, situaied in Waloupa Nevada county
Which VIII sell at public Auction the highest bid
Ger Ter ior CASH, at " alloup1, Cn WEDNESDAY, MAIlCH
18th. 1855, at o'clock. z. NJ.
wv. WRIGHT SheriGN c..
teo. lids By l.. o. ToMPKIss, Deputy
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
WHOLE NO. 305.

On THE WRoxG TRAcK-The New Ha-
ven Palladium relates an incident which,
it states, occurred on the Western road,
near Worcester, several years since:
An old man had been in town on busi-
ness, and imbibed pretty freely, was re-
turning home in the evenings in his wagon,
and losing bis reckoning, permitted his
horse to take the railroad track. jogging
along leisurely. it was not long before a
train of cars overlook him, and, the loco
motive striking the wagon, sent the old
man "iiuking,' and killed the horse, with
out, however, iniuripg the man. The train
was stopped, and the conductor returned
to ascertain the damage As he approach,
ed the scene of the accident, he inquired
of the old man if he was much hurt.
Hurt p he replied "no but Id like
to know what in thunder you are running
your blasted Old cars Oh the turnpike for -
The Nevada journal., 1856-03-07
nsa- A writer in the Richmond Chris

nsa- A writer in the Richmond Chris.
tian Adrocote went to hear Rev Theodore
Parker, in Boston. !. lie SAYS,
After the psalm was ended, DR. Parker
offered a deeply impressive and eloquent
prayer to the great God, in which there
was not the slightest reference 10 Nc
diator. He called God ''our father and
our MOTHER and the strain Of tharksgiv-
ing Tor mcrcies temporal was unsurpassed
by anything We ever heard. lie an
nounced no tex His theme was "Amcrica
and her Opportunities" It was marked
BY great originality, and many passages
would compare most favorably with the
finest things in the annals of oratory.--
There was nothing fippant- attempt
at display; but his whole manner was
marked by the greatest solemuity, gravity
and carnestness. His feelings were fire.
quently excited, and tears came to his
eyes" =.