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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

The "Gtbrallar of IVh,essry" Surrendered
to Democracy.
Fr,raysgant exul,ator over fallen foe is not con.
sis,ent with the character of generous victor. And
as the Democratic party in the pride Of it's power, is
now sovereign of the ascendant throughout Inc
South WITH perhaps, the exception of single State;
as the opposition driven from the field IN No.
vsmber with an irreparable route, and are no"
striking their colors in the strongest OF their strong
holds, it becomes the conquering hosts OF Democracy
to remember "that the hour of triumph is Inc nour VI
magnanimity."
Bnt, however we may wish to indulge IN silent 3D.
tisfactiou. it is unnatural as 1t ID Impossible
TO restrain those irrepressible outour'ss OF Joy
that spring spontaneously from the heart when
a lory.chershed object has been accomplish
ed. We must. therefore, be pardoned tor one
seatoriau shout over the victory achieved yester-
day by the Opponents of Know Nothingism in "the
Gibraltar of Whggery" 1t ia event in the politl-
cal history of the day, which will be hailed by pa
,ro,s with pride and pleasure throughout the length
aud breadth Of tine Union.
The beleaguered castle of the enemy, which has
heretofore defed assault, hes yielded at last. Inc
metropolis of Virginia is no longer under the van OF
Know. Eothingisln. Truth hes triumphsd. Patriot
ism has prevailed and Richmond is redeemed.
To the noble old.line Wings, vino, initiating
the example OF worthy of the gallant Clay no.
bly, assisted us in successfully storrning the strong
est fortress of Know Nothingism yesterday we
would extend the right hand of faithful Fellowship
and congratulate them cordially on our mutual tn
umph
II will he .een by the returns from all the Wards
in another column, that the victory is complete But
we LEARN that owing to shower of rain which COM
menced less than an hour and a half before snnset,
the polls will be kept open Tor three days 10 Madison
Ward The centre of the strength Of the opposite" IN
ths c1ty.
We appeal to the patriotic citizens OF Madison
Ward who withheld their votes yesterday, to cast
them to-day for Tucker, Caske, August Anderson,
Haskin. and Heath. The day is ours and victory
must not bs wrung from US by this postponemens OF
the terms of capituation. acknowledgment IS al 10
gasp in Rchmond-let every voter who has not voted
repair to the polls and make assurance dcuby sure"
nv grinding under the heels of Democrats and old
line Wings. the last fang Of the serpent ejeotng
v.nom as it writhes in expiring agony.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
SEpJ0uS AFFAIR

At Rockford, Illinois. sS-Gov. Bsbb, a few nights
az, fred into crowd who were serenading his
upon the occasion OF returning from the east with his
bride and it reported that two OF the noisy sers
nsders were killed.
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cpIuE IN SEw ORLEANS.

The New Orleans inns. of Nav l3;h. states that
for the fifteen months ending May l2h 1857, accord
ing to the books OF the Of that city, seventy
murders have been committed; fifteen irtan,icides
twenty six sucdss and one hundred dsa:hs have been
caused by intsmperancs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, NAY a6.-Co:ton-ssles
TO day o. 800 bales and pr SITTER but quotations I'M
changed. SAFES Of tie lss. three days $3.50 ohes he
ceips to-day 800 bales Sale: of the week $4,000 bales
Receipts at ali Southern ports less than last year o
bales FIour-Sales of OHIO a. e. So and ST Louis at
81 Is. Corn-Sales 95 cts TO 81 bushel. The rest
of tho market unchanged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
NEW Jersey PEARLS.

The pearl-huntng mania has extended to Newark,
and the brooks in that vicinity are overrun with
explorers Several pearls have been found during the
past few days ranging in value from 50 to $50 Pearls
Of considerable value have also been found in Eliza.
beth town Trenton. and at various points in Monmouth
couuty.-iNeo York Tribune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

LATER EkOM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, May 2S.-The steamship Isabel ar
rived here to-day from Havana bringing dates 10 the
9th inst and Key Yves, da:es TO the 25'h. Sugars
nt Havana were in good demand, and prices un
changed. The stock in port amounted TO 32O,OOO
boxes. Molasses was improving. The U. s. steam
er Wabash arrived at Havana from Aspinwall on the
9TH inst.
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GREAT SHAD FISHING.

We learn that the finest shad fishing known for
many years WA enjoyed on Monday, at Hsdley Falls
Mass. At the first three haus they took aggregate
or 800 shad and al the fourth hsul 300 more making
$500 shsd at four hsuls-a plump 81 900 WORTH
Sprtnpfsld Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

CONSUL JENKINS IN COURT

WAsHlsGTos, May % Consul jenkins, who was
day or Two since arrested the charge of piracy.
WIS brought into court to-day. The District Attor-
ney stated that the Government did not wish TO hold
hun to trial. "a preliminary proceedings would not be
sanctioned by The Dennrtntnt of Stnle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

NEW YORK, MAY 2s.-FIour continues to i'm
prove; sales al State brands at 81 IS to 81 ST. Ohio
s. % 10 g ST. Southern is unchanged Wheat is
slightly better. Nothing but Western is reported
Corn las advanced; sales of yellow and white at
II U3; mixed 81 OIL Stocks are dull
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convenient.
MACON CnLIEGE.-Th.
NORTHUMBERLAND FOR SALE.

9~S Annusl Address before the Society Alumni
of this INSTITUTION will be delivered WEDNESDAY,
the 9th June next by Rev Jas A. Duncan OF the Virginia
Conference Nav 27-ci24 June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

Mr. H. II SMITH one OF our Collectors on the North
side of Jane. RIVER s now on visit TO the following
counties We earnestly request all who are indebted 10
II. Tor subscription and advertising in the Richmond En
qure Stcthoscope and Virginia Medical Journal or for
Registration Books Blanks &c, &c, to give Mr.. Smith
kind reception and settle their respective bills far
convenient. RlTCHIE g. DUNNAVAET
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET, May 30


From the yreh, scarcely cattle figures will show
advance from last report Our sales nave been made
Sol - gross. One lot Ot extra stock brought
Sill SHEEP Are worth from ~ TO STA gross. LAMBS
81 10 to 81 = per head. HOGS 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

BALTIMORE, MAY 2S.-FIour is very firm at
81 IS IL So 81; Wheat is in better demsnd sales Of
red al Ij to $50; white 1870 to 1870 cts Corn better
sales OF white al 80 to 81 Cts; yellow 90 To o. CITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
MARRIED
ID ED.

MANNED, on the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Nr Wharton,
Mr.. WILLIAM GARRETT. OF Richmond 10 Miss RO.
BERTA q, daughter OF VIM. II. Andrews, of Spot,yl'
vania.
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npORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

NEW ARRlV aLS-HEW SCALE-iMPROVED tfANOs
WORCESTER EERIPALED.
A MORRIS BOOKSELLERS AND DEAL. S
~ En- IN PIANOS and MELoDEoSs
would respectfully announce 10 the citi II 4
of Virginia North Carolina and Ten v
nes-ee that he hs. just introduced Mr. Worcesfers new
and improved scale Piano furtes which he socts the
attention OF professors aud the public generally
For 30 years SIR WOrce.'ers Instruments have com.
m"nded the admiration OF all who proess-d my know
ledge o. the Piano His long personal experience a. a
manufacturer hes .nabi-d him Introduce an i'm.
provement which is pronounced by the professors and
amsteur, in New York. most decided succesi
Those Of citizens who desire the .'ano in 's
highest periecen whether they wish purchase or not
respectfully invited TO VISIT she warerooms of
WORCksTERS Agency 81. Main ST.,
MAY % Richmond Va
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CII-prr ,N p.p,,

THE PROTEST ANl III NH In fAhlo'
A new French Protestant chapel has been eonse-
Grated in the Rue de Madame, in the presence OF a
numerous congregation, among whom We're the Pre-
sdent of the Reform Consi!tory, several English and
American preachers, aud Dr. Kern the Swiss minis.
ter nleninofantiary,
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FoRr gibson. CHEROKEE NATION,
Monday, MAY I, 1857.
TIE FRENCH NAVY,
EScH. AMERICA

The Navy Department has received some a ,.ne
resting facts with ragard to the total dsposa
of the French service, which we compare WIN ou'
own Navy, for the convenience OF our fe'ue'''
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Total.

The above tables clearly show the vast nerorty
Of "the right arm of power TO that OF other ma
lions with whom we may have to struggle tor supre'
macy in the future.-[ National lnteH'ssneer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
STEAMER POCAHONTAs.

FOR BALTIMORE.
NRElGHT received to-day, Friday)d sNn
II and up 10 the hour OF O'Clock, p. 4
NJ Saturday, tho Both inst
Consguees are requested to send for their goods to-
day
Shippers requested To send In m. names o. the ?
consgnecs Saturday afternoon their shipments will be
consigned 10 order.
May 29-2t LuDLAM & WATSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD TO CAN
ADA

The Chatham Canada West) Freeman says that
from March 10th 10 April 18th, lS57, thirty fugitive
slaves reached tina, place by the underground railroad
from the Southern States Of the United Stsles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
ACADEMY E0R SALE.

ID virtue Of deed of trust from the Trustees Of the
n Williamsburg Academy, shall, as Trustee, on Mon
day the 9TH day Of July next before the Court House
door Of the City of Williamsburg, sell at public auction
10 he highest bidder for cash. the lot OF land with the
buildings thereon in said city, known IA the Female AGA
denny The buildings oil brick large and substantial
and recently erected. The lot contains two or three
scres This property Offers great advantages from its To-
csIity &c 10 aoy who may wish u establish large
school male or female. w. s. PEACHY, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED,
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY %, 1857.
,ncu w.T,n 1uIs nav AT o,o'cL)cK.

ARRIVED,
Schr Eldorsdo, Saunders, Chuckstuck, furniture.
Sonr Zsck Sabe. Sabe, Cedar Point gravel.
Schr ID w Eldridge, Ogden, Charleston. lumber.
Srhr Alfred Rae Creekmore, Gray's Creek lum
Der.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal, Philadelphia, mdzs
and Passengers.
Schr Mathew Bird. johnson, down the river, light.
Schr Ellen II. Goth, Haskill, Rockpor coal.
Schr L. j. BowGen -, down the river, light.
Schr Emma Shorter, via Port Waltha, coal.
Schr fremont, on Sunday, 18th inst. of Cape Hen
~. bearing ~ W., so miles spoken by Brig
Union State, which wished TO be reported, having
b--n in gale OF wind f. y. T., and Lost Jlo stay and
split other sails.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
RJNNEllEDE SCHOOL.

TIME first session OF this School will commence on
the Is, OF October 1857, and close the Dist of Ju.
ly. 1859. -,
Latin, Greek French. and Spanish languages and their
literature and Mathematics (boih theo e,icsly and In its
practical applicaiion)
The Principal graduate Of The University Of viryi.
mia snd engaged for one yesr teacher of Msthe.
mates in the school Of Mr.L ". Coleman.
The School Is situated in Fauquier county In neigh.
borrood we'll known for its nne climate and excellent
cety.
TERMS Board and tuition for each te--a of FIVE
months sl25-payabie the lst of October and LIST
March Lights extra.
C!rcusrs giving further information, mny be Obtained
By Addressing the Principal Ssem Station. Fsuquer
County, Va. GRAY CARROLL, ". A.
REFERENCES:
The Faculty Of the Uni, ersity OF Virginia.
lame. h Marshall, Esq, Virginia Senate
F. w. Coleman, Esq,
Hon. A Atkinson, Isle of Wight County
Geo. w Carroll, Esq Isle OF Wight County
Col. G Coleman Louisa County
Rev. G. II Norton. Whrrentop, Va.
May 29-ctlsiNov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

DIED On Friday, the 22ni inst a, II o'clock, P.
HAY T. TALIAFERRO. aged 81 years.
~ Louisville papers plense copy
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sI,ii3.sIs 90 =, 455. 5el "a s2,5ls,nI 81

WHEELING. May 2l.t. 1857
Tn. undersigned Directors o! the North Western Bank
of Virginia certify the foregoing Statement be correct
and true TO the beet Of our knowledge and oehr
nav l. STEENROD
HENRY MOORE
~. n. HOUSTON
JOHN KNOTE,
NJ. REILLY.
}. Z. CAMPBELL.
ONO COUNTY "
Before me- Hiram D. Brown, Notary Public for the coun
Is aforesaid thi, day In my said county, came Daniel
Lamb Cashier OF the North Wesern Bank OF virginia,
nd made oath in due form that the foregoing abatement
is correct and true the best OF his knowledge and De-
lief
Given under my hand this els day OF May, lsa1
H. d. BROWN Notary Public,
Ohio County Va
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John Page,
f w Morris,
John ii Taliaferro,
Nath'l e Crenshaw,
Jos 5 Whing6eld,
Edmund Winston,
Edwin Shelton,
Jas ID Christian,
Philip Ii Winston,
Thos w Talley,
A NJ Morris,
r d Tall-y,
b w 'ralley,
Sam'l + Norment,
Geo w Cosby,
Edwin I Shelton,
Edw'd Taylor,
VIM Nelson,
Geo w Parrish,
Lewis NJ Coleman,
Hillary p Jones,
Il + Gardner,
j Is Gardner,
WIN K Norment,
Il N Fore.
VIM Buchanan,
Dan'i w Norment,
b e Norment,
Joseph Norment,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
For the ENQUIRER.
TO RICHARD II. COLEMAN, ESQ.

The undersigned, citizens OF hanover county, re.
.nsctSny request that you will announce yourself "a
= candidate for the Judgeship recently made vacant
Inv the death Of Judge Conway.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

X A Burruss,
Thos G Lowry,
Anderson King,
Edwin Hill,
Tarlton Woodson,
Richard Burnett,
Robert j Jenkins,
Seaton Tyler,
Reuben E Hundley,
j A Wingtieid,
J. II Cau,horn,
J w Butler,
ON Wingield,
b w Wingfield,
John l. Priddy,
Philip NJ Tinsley,
UDlU IL FiluiiipSoli,
Thos NJ White,
Samuel Vaughan,
Ira A Wingheld,
Il + Corr,
Burwell b Dickinson,
JAS w Lowry,
Francis G Taylor.
VIM ID Taylor,
A l. Sorment,
O e Anderson,
Thos Eubank,
Jas a Harwood,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA, !

NOKTH-W
WHEELING. May %, 1857.
Hon HESRY A. WISE. Governor OF Virginia:
DEAR ri have the honor 20 enclose the Quarterly
Statements Of Bank and Branches Tor Apr, 1891
Wiki great respect, your obedt servt
D. LAMB, Cashr.
STATEMENT CONDITION or THE NoRrH-" ksr-
ERx BANK OF VIRGINIA, IScLrpiSG irs BRANCHES AT
WELLsBrRG PAgXeRsBuRG AND JEFrEzsoNvtLLH, ON
THE rIRsr DAY OF ArRIL. 1857. WITH CoMPARA-
TIVE STATEMENT OF THE SAME FOR THE CORRESPOND
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Total,

IUthI,
We also append the number OF olilce[S o. ea.l,
orads in the French Navy in 1857, which Wa also
compare with the American Navy, as given in the
| NAVY Register for the same year
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RICHMOND Redeemed!

THE LAST GASP OF kNOW.NoiHiN1ioai
The "Gtbrallar Of IVh'gssry" Surrendered
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GOOD PRICES FOX TOBACCO.

$50 THE VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH
tSa JUDICIAL DlSTRiCT-We are authorized to
announce RICHARD II COLEMAN Esq ASA candidate
ge.np in the Eighth Judicial Circuit to I'LL the
vacancy ocasoned by tho death Of Judge Eus'nce Con-
wny May 29-ctt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29

UDOILER RIYETS, assorted sizes from inch to II
ID inches in store and tor sale by
Msy29 SMITH & HARDWOOD. No. g. Main ct
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-02-21
Banking Notice

$50 900 to Advance ON GOLD DUST
FORWARDED TO THE MINT, or THE HIGHEST
Il PRICE PAID FOR DUST at the counter.
NecC York Drafts on California purchased,
Collections made, Special Deposits of
Coin, Dust, or VaLuo6Ies received,
sealed, and held for depOsitOrs.
At the old and WELL KNOWN STAND of WELLS FARGO
co. My Vault has been thoroughly tried by the
September Fire, of 1855. FIRST RATE SAFE is
also in the vault Office open every day in the week.
Nov. Z6.-lO-2m A. DEIANO.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-02-21

QLANKS.-Day Books, Ledgers, Cash, Invoice
ID Journal, Bar books Scrap Books, Shipping Re
eiIts, Time-Books and pocket Memorandums and
ass Books without number
At the G. Book and Music Emporium.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-02-21

At the Exchange Hotel, in this place, by Rev. J. G..
Hale, Mr.. Alexander Spraker ofNevada to Miss Cath
crime Bettermon of Sacramento.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-02-21
The "CaIifOrnia Mining JOurnap,

Is published at Grass Valley, Nevada County, Califor
MA for One Dollar and Fifty Cents per volume of IL
numbers. The MINING JOURNAL is the onlv Paper
n California devoted particularly to the Mining in
tereSt OF the State 1t is for the present published
but once Month"; but it is the intention of the Pub
Usher at the close of the present Volume of II
0ers to commence its issue Semi monthly to be pub
llshed ON the First and Fifteenth of each Month in
season to be forwarded to the Atlantic States by each
Nail steamer, at Three Dollars per Annum forwarded
to any address that may be desired
When the Semi monthly issue is commenced, each
number will contain in addition to our present regu-
lar Mining summary digest of California news for
me previous two weeks and up to the sailing of the
teamer Thus afording of the most complete
ma valuable Steamer issues which can be obtained,
ior the peruSal of friends at the East
1t Is the aim of the Publisher of the ssMning Jour
naF to make useful and instructive Paper. To this
end care will be taken to exclude from it's columns
everything which can possibly be Objectionable to
the most fastidious The trashy productions which
form so large portion of most of the miscellaneous
papers of the day, and which are so detrimental to
public taste and veal will be carefully avoided and
nothing will appear in columns except that which
tends to advance the intellectual moral improve
ment OF the reader. Subscriptions solicited
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-02-21

A BRIGHT STREAK OF GRATITUDE-The following let
ter appeared months since n the San Francisco
Citizen, without the knowledge of Ir. Young We
Copy it complimentary tribute to one of the mos
skiIful physicians that made this State his resi-
nee; As it was entirely unsolicited and made pub
K without the knSE edge any one but the writer
speaks volumes. 1t shdfId be cut out and pinnee
d for reference to any swho should unfortunate
ly be similarly situated
ITO my Afflicted Fellow Aen-Being about to leave
the State of California for my home in Michigan, !
wish before leaving to recommend your notice tha
great benefactor, Dr. ]. C. Young had been on the
very brink of the grave when he stretched forth his
hand and saved from death For several years had
been troubled with complication of diseases brought
on by bad habits aggravated by exposure in the
Mines which had so weakened my system and under
mined my constitution that have often contemplat-
ed suicide Borne down by rackng pains in my body
dizziness in my head, eyes, pains and misery in
my back and hips WEAKNESS in my legs, evil fOrhOd-
ings, together with confirmed melancholy consid
cred my best friends to be M worst enemies nv
dreams we're frightful, and at times strange phan-
tastes took complete possession OF my mind. waS
fast hurrying to insanity-that worst of living deaths
In this state friend and partner in the mining bust
ness approached the subject and advised me to
go the Bay and see DR.. Young. did so, and thank
God for it. DR.. Young examined my case, and told
me he could cure me. Shortly after commenced
taking his medicines my troubles began to decrease
and in three months | was perfectly well. Take nv
advice all you that are afflicted and call upon him
for he will be you he has cured several
of NV acquaintanceS after they had become discOur
aged bv being deceived by the humbugs of the dav
both by American and foreign vagabonds. Ny heart
leaps toward him with gratitude for his benefits to me
and nv friends. CHAs. +. MAHRorE.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-02-21
stetson's seIfOperating Amalgamato,


NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
" duly empowered W. B. Ever, of Grass Valley to
act Agent for tho sale of tetsons Self Operating
Amalgama tor, " for Nevada County. All sales made
by him will be duly acknowledged by the Subscriber
A. NJ STETSON.
Grass Valley May 26, 1856
Rg- From the above it will be seen that the Sub
scrber has been appointed Agent for the sale of the
''SelfOperatng Amagama tOr' for this County. ANY
letters addressed to him in relation to it. will be
promptly attended to.
Although he has power to sell or permit to use
into general notice everywhere what he deems in
yenton which will greatly facilitate the development
of important branch of the mineral resources
country he will be most happy to give any informa-
ton upon the subject which may be desired by per-
sons, who beyond the limits of any local agent or
who may not be able to communicate direct with the
inventor Parties in remote portions of Nls State or
N any OF the Atlantic States who may be desirous to
procure of these machines be put in the wa
OF doing So by addressing the subscriber. The ma
chine is made both of cast iron and of wood 1t will
ccupy space of from four to cubic feet accord
ing to the number of drawers, which it NAV be desr
able to use. When made of cast iron it will weigh
about twenty five lbs. to each drawer-ifw wood abont
half that weight Six eight drawers NAV be CON
Sidered set,'' to which any additional number can
be added at the option of the purchaser The sale of
right gives the privilege of using as many drawers
as the purchaser may tit to attach to one battery
or one set of batteries connected
R4- For further particulars, address
W B. EVER
Editor ''MInng Journal y Grass Valley Nevada Co
California, or A. NJ STETSON. San Francisco
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-02-21

TRIBUTE To MERIrED WoRTH--The ingratitude OF
nan to his fellow is often met with in life,
that testimonials, prompted by the finer feelings of
the heart, in the life those who sacrifice
their best days in philanthropic devotion to the
alleviation of the ills of frail mortality Empiri-
cism floods the columns of press with fraudulent
and fictitious letters, singing peans to the worth of
their own egotistcal charlatanlsm Below we ap-
pend letter from worthy man, who brief period
SINCE seemed destined to shuttle off this mortal COLI
who looked forward to his dissolution with that
pleasure which only those weighed down by the
heavy hand Of disease can. Contrary to hope the
ability of skilful physician has restored him to his
former health Relieved from his terrible situation.
and impeled by gratitude, he makes known his case
and remedial agent, and his statement is authenti.
Gated by Notary Public. The demand of society
imperiousy command its publicity, and it is given
more to warn the unwary than to sound the praises
Of physician of whom scores of like cases can be
cited