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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-15

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The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

IMPoRTANT.-The following, which
we copy from Thompson's Register, is
important, if true:
"The New York Register of last Fri
day says: Only a few days sineea mod
ern chemist took thousand dollars in
gold eagles and put them through the
crucible, the next day he deposited the
bullion in the Assay Office, and the next
day received a 'bar' marked S1o6O
1.-The plain English of this is-Some
other metallic substance can be combined
with gold, and such combination will
stand the assay tests of our mints. The
secret or science of doing this was dis
covered in France and communicated to
this country early last summer, The
case cited above is only one of repeated
experiments made with like results at
the Assay office in this city, and at the
Mint in Philadelphia.
"As the same assay tests are being
used in the European mints, the same
results would undoubtedly follow. -
Hence we irresistably came to the con-
clusion that operators, bankers, or bull
lion dealers having their headquarters
in France, are engaged in this aPprecia-
tion of the precious metals. This to our
vision, solves the great financial mys-
terry of the premium paid for bullion
without running all parties engaged in it.
although this alloyed bullion will
stand the usual mint tests, yet it is quite
certain that time, sea, and other inhu-
ences will make their mark upon coin
made of it,
The Register very truly observes :
while old fogy chemists fill sinecure
offices on fat salaries, modern alchemists
are playing such pranks as this"
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

ANECDOTES OF CHILDREN,-We saw
some years since the following anecdote
i'll the Knickerbocker Magazine. We
may not give the exact words,as we write
from recollection. 1t shows the simple
ity and propriety of childrens thoughts.
An old Quaker lady was on her death
bed. The family circle was called, and
appropriate advice and dire ctions were
given to each. She then took leave of
each in the most tender and affectionate
manner. At last come the turn of her
little granddaughter, some five or six years
old. She kissed her and told her she
must be good little girl, that her grand
mother was going up to live with Cod
The little girl started back in wonderr
and holding up her hands said, "Why
grandma Thee is not going up to see
God With thy night-cap on, IS thee e
In 1858, when the son OF the writer
of this article, was five years old, his
mother took him down with his brother
and sister, to see ..Uncle Toms Cabin, +"
played at Barnum' S Museum, New York.
On returning home, lady acquain-
tance met them on the street and said,
"Well Arthur, how did you like the
play 2" Oh, said he, l liked the play
well enough, but should think that
Uncle Tom ought to be ashamed of hint
self, to go up to see God with that old
red shirt on. n."-Pacifc.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
HaObinsO,a's CrosSingr

II VIE ROAD from Nevada to Downieyile by way of
Robinson's Crossng in fine condition and presents
The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams
10 an the extensive Mining Regions and all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way of Hess
and Emory's Crossing
This ROAD also affords the nearest route for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further
Sonh to Poor Mans Creek Nelson's Greek and all the
Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieville
EH This Roadis as easily Travelled as that between
Sacramento and Nevada -Four horses can readily draw
from Three to -Four Thousand pounds of Freight from
Nevada to the top Of the hill Downievle when the
road is not obstructel by heavy rains snow
ALLEN Y. ROBINSON Proprietor
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
WHOLE NUMBER 346.

The WIFE OF THE FIRST GOVERNOR
OF VERMoNT.-Thomas Chittenden, tile
first Gov. of Vermont, who was plain far
mer, alike remarkable for strong native
powers of mind, and republican simplie-
.ity with which he conducted everything
in his public duties, and in his domestic
establishment, was once visited by par
ty of travelling fashionables from one of
our cities. When the hour of dinner ar
rived, Mrs. Chittenden, to the astonish-
ment of her lady guests, went out and
blew tin horn for the workmen, who
soon arrived when, to the still greater
surprise. and even horror of these fair
cits, the whole company, COY ern9r, his
lady, guests, workmen and all, were in
vited to sit down to the substantial meal
which had been provided for the occa-
sion. After dinner was over and the la
dies were left by themselves, one of the
guests thought she would gently take
Mrs. Chittenden to task for this mon
strous violation of the rules of city gen.
tility, to which she had been, as she
thought, so uncourteously made avictim.
Qu GO not SeherdiIy SIT uoWn 10 tne
same table with your workpen, / sup
pose, Mrs. Chittenden l'-she commenced.
"Why," replied the Governors lady,
whose quick wit instantly appreciated
the drift of the other, "why, am almost
ashamed to say, we generally have, but
| intend soon to amend in this particular.
l was telling the Governor this very
morning, that it was an absolute shame
that the workmen, who did all the hard
labor, should have no better than we
who sit so much of the time in the house
earning little or nothing, and ! am de-
sermined hereafter to set two tables
the first and best for the workmen. and
the last and poorest for the Governor
and myself
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

Day Dock AT MARE IsLAND.-fhe
Bulletin of Dec. 9th, remarks that the.
dry dock at the United States Navy
Yard, Mare Island, the only place oR
the Pacific coast where the largest size
vessels can be fully repaired, was built
under contract with the United States
Government authorities, by Messrs.
Dakin, Moody, Gilbert and Secor.--
The contract has been completed, and
the best facilities are presented for the
proposed objects. The estimated cost
of the dock, railway and basin, is mil
lion and half of dollars. The works,
until quite recently, about two months.
since, were in the hands of the contrae
tors, but have been delivered over to the
government, which now offers great in
ducements to the commercial interests of
the State. The conditions and terms
at which private vessels will be docked
and repaired have been reduced to al
most one-third of the rates chasged
heretofore
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
County Surveyors office.
Bicknells Block, No. 10, Third Story
County Surveyors Office,

County Surveyors Office
Nevada, August sth 1856
Extract from the Act prescribing the duties of County
surveyor: Chapter Xxx, Section III-No survey or re-
survey made by except the County Surveyor
or his Deputy shall be considered legal evidence in any
Court within this State except such made bv the
authority of the United States by mutual consent of
the parties"
All parties hereby notified that any SURVEYS made
IN this county by others than the Deputies from this of
nee viii not be recognized by any Court within the juris
dction of this State JOHN DAY County SURVEYOR astf
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

ExcELsIoR.-Douglas Jerrold, the
famous English satirist, commenced his
life as printers devil, and his first lite
rary attempt, like that Of Franklin, was
written during his hours of leisure, and
dropped into the copy box Of his EN-
ployers as an anonymous correspon-
deuce
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

CANALS IN CALIFoRNIA.-There are
five hundred and ninety miles of canals,
conveying water for mining purposes IN
Ell Dorado county, besides four hundred
and fifty miles of lateral branches The
original cost of the work was 81 $4,000.
Ala.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
TO MERCHANTS.

HOTELS and Housekeepers-Sl 30 600 worth Of (rock
i crv and GlasSwarei
1900 doZ Tumblers. assorted stvles
Decanters Fruit Dishes and Glassware of o,or,- 10,
scriptop
Every variety of white Iron Stone AMI Chinaware
300 gross cheap + able cutlery
Ivory Cutlery and silver Plated Ware:
large assortment of Britannia Bar Pitchers:
Chafng Dishes. Urns. Tea AMI Coffee Pots;
very large assortment of Britannia Csstors;
Fine English Tea TRAYS. of a new stvic:
Camphene aud Oil Hanging and Side Lamps;
faricr Stand Lamps. styles
t'hanie ieliers and Gas fixtures;
Gilt ami mahogany frame Mirrors, all sizes;
large assortment of Jerones best clocks
sale at a ll6 street Sacramento aad 116 and
l7s Montgomery streek San Francisco.
sept ltf WHAILY & PERSHDAKER
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
DAILY STAGE LINE

FROM NEVADA TO WASHINGTON
s,-SNSY6 On and after Jan l. 1856 the above
a.>..5..saAacss a.s.. Line will run follows
Leaving Nevada, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, and passing by
Mountain Spring House, Morgan's, Cold Spring White
Cloud Gold Hin and Alpha and arriving at Washington
by o'clock in the afternoon.
1t is the NEAREST aud BEST ROUTE to Washington
Omega, Scotclnnan's Creek, Poor Mans Creek and
Eureka.
Returniag the stages will leave the SOUTH YUBA
HOTEL every morning at esisck, arriving at
vada by O'Clock p. NJ, connecting with the California
Stage Cos Coaches for AUBURN, Sacramento Marysvle
and Shasta.
OAice-South Yuba Hotel Washington
A $. oLIN PROPRIETOR.
VS.. McltoBERTs, Agent, Nevada
Nevada. April 18th, ls56-tf.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

% A suspension bridge is to he
built from Cincinnati to Covington, SIX )
feet in height.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

EThe Western Lakes have been
recently visited by gales of unusual
severity, and consequently disastrous.
Besides tie melancholy results we have
already chroncled- the loss of the
"Brooks,'' and other vessels, and the.
accompanying sacrifice Of human gs2F lifee=
we now learn from Superior City that
the steamer Superior, bound up the
Lake from Chicago, is supposed to have
gone down, with all on board. Schooner
E. G. Roberts, and steamer Lady Elgin,.
both bound to Chicago, are also missing.
and their loss is feared.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
Dry Goods Dry Goods !.

Z Il p D OF Q a s
TIE Neac York Dry Goods Store,
A Branch of New York House is now omen on the
II corner Of Commercial & Pine streets. with \
argeand elegant stock of Scasonabe Goods eeasstin in
part of
Sais, Sddicls end C7oGks
W DsLaiaes, CGsAulcyss and lIcrfaos
Ba9kcs FlERRels. qltl;s and Con.forfcrs
Beochod Sbectiues and STRINGS
Irish Linen. DGnsask TabIe Linen
hopkins To1eis and Crash.
Duck IrifliaRs. md TistiDP<
IrooR sAee;iHgs Checks and Cal;cos
French English. md .ims-iean Casicos
Hosiery GLjrcs, GadRtle's SC Sc
Cqpss. Cgiicrs Slecres, Rls5oas Ar &c
Ehpbr0idsTsd & Hon .s1ct Linen HdndIerc5icfs
Gents all Linen Shirts, haifHose Cravats sc teget
er with every article usually found in Dry Goods Store
Purchasers requested to cad and examine the goods
before purchasing elSc1y here.
Terms cash-positively no credit.
oet2fn THOMAS BRADY.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

~To an INDECENT person who was
perpetually boasting of his ancestry, an
industrious successful tradesman, OF
humble origil, observed You, my
friend, are proud of your descent ! am
proud of my ascent.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
H. ESUCE9SyELE, I'D. I'D. 8.
DIR. "A. CHAPMAN,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist

Corner Room 2d Story Kidd & Knox's Brick.
OR CHAPMAN will be happy to wait on those wishing
~ his services Teeth after having became sensitive
from exposure ofthe otherwise will be filled
without causing pain.
All Dental operations performed in a neat and subsan-
tiai manner and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
DR. CHAPMAN designs making Nevada his permanent
residence. nal 3m
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
Improve the moman.s as they Fly

NOV never is the time seIao Of those Fine
~ Watches, made by Julius Jurgeascn. James Mai
den Ferret 4 Lavaiette r F. Cowderey, Chas TAYLOR
\ son E ID. johnson, David TAYLOR. &c All of them
warranted for one year more. We and will sell
them less than the article be had in York
eiy at retail They arc for sale by BRIGGS DEF SEQ
III Montgomery street. eorner Sacramento
dee12-lmis sen rr,,c:s.o
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
M ain Street. Nevada,

-s- - ! - - - Y . ~ y q ~ q
NtFIiERE he viii do all kinds of DENTISTRY
w as low as good work can be done in the State.
n H. am prepared to set Artificial Teeth in the best
known manner such plain with gums either Gold,
latlna Silver or isutta Pcreba plate also, Blockwork,
or Aliens continuous Gum And for all that does not
please after months trial will refund the money.
WIZ MI Teeth with pure Gold, full tight and to stay. and
for all that comes within five years viii refund the
money or rc- fof nothing. And for all Teeth that plug
and do not arrest the decay in the cavity fill Twill insert
new ones for nothing And am always enahedto know
my filings from my registry. Toothache arising from,
exposed nerve cured (withou extracting in womnutcs
and the nerve efoctualy destroyed charge made
AL extracting to prepare the mouth for plate work done
gratis Andby instruments will take out any
teeth or roots with the facility although they
have been ivenup by others And diseases arising
THE TEETH
cured and all irregna itcs remeed charge made.
For the foregoing propositions the best securities will
given either in cash depoSites good mems endorse
mehts Besides any amount of references to persons who
have worn my work for years w. c. KELLUM.
November 2s ls56.-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

RDown East there resides a GER
tain NJ. u. One very cold night he was
aroused from his slumbers by very
loud knocking at his door. He went to
the window and asked who was there.
"Friend." What do you want r.
WANT to stay here all night" "stay
there, then" was the benevolent reply,
and down went the sash.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
FOR SALE.

Tie two story fire proof brick building at the
jaaetien o Main and Commercial streets now oc
FL ~ eupied in the first story by BlaGkman as hard
store and in the second story by the Ne
vada Journal Office is offered for sale For particulars
apply TO 'octl7tf y. p BROWN & co
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
telegraph Lime of Stages.

The subscribers respectfully in.
ia form the travelling public that they
eSISt l,ssS-5l4s have purchased the above line OF
Zesess--=AIezsssSes Stages of Abe Wagener and will
run to san Juan and return the day.
Leaving the Aineric Exchange Nevada every morn
ing at : o'clock. passing by Montezuma aud Oak Tree
Ranch, arriving al San Juan at IL O'clock Connecting
with /. G. Smiths Saddle Horses for Camptonvile the
same day.
Returning leaves San Juan every day at l-2o'clock
Express matter promptly ATTIC led to-
WM. +. WILSON, & Co. Proprietors.
VS.. MCRoEERTs Agent
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02
A Card.

Merchants IF fNerada-Genaemen
believing that expedition is paramount object with
u you the transit of your goods. have concluded
Withdraw the freight tariff heretofore presented you
but still asure You that the price of freight via Raroa
will continue lower than by the way of
'ramento. u. TALLMAN, 62 Front 81.
oct2itf Sacramento city.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

To BRING THE DROWNED TO LIFE
This should be pasted in every mans
hat who is much about the water: I'm
mediately after the body is removed
from the water, press the chest. sud
denly and forcibly downward and back
ward. and instantly discontinue the pres
sure Repeat this violent interruption
until pair of common bellows can be
procured. When obtained, introduce
the muzzle well upon the base of the
tongue; surround the. mouth with a
towel or handkerchief and close it; di-
rect bystander to press firmly upon the
projecting part of, the neck, (called .Ad
ANS Apple }and use the bellows actively.
Then press upon the chest to expel the
lungs, to initiate breathing. Continue.
this at least an hour, unless signs of na-s
tural breathing come on. Wrap the
body in blankets, place it near the fire,
and do everything to preserve the ma
tural warmth, as well as to impart
natural heat, if possible. Everything.
however, is secondary to initiating the
lungs.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

RESPECT AGE.-Listen With resPeeF
and attention to the opinions of those
who are older than you, and do not I'M,
agine that you know as much as they
know. What would you think of the
boy who thought, when he stood in the
cellar, that he could see as far as you
when you stood OH the top ofthe house :
You would laugh at his folly. And you
will also deserve to be laughed at IN
your turn, if you imagine that a boy,
when ten or dozen years old, can know
as much as man who is thirty or forty
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

WHAT A CoUNTRY.-s1 had scarcely
hung out my shingle, as a practicing at
torney. said Tom Corwin, ''whcn an old
grey haired soldier, who had done the
State some Service, came to me witlIa
request that | would get out his pension
for him. Upon bringing him before the
Court, the Judge asked, GLOW old are
you sir !'' Thirty "What,
sir 2" "Thirty-seven, persisted the old
veteran. "Come, come. sir said the
Judge, becoming indignant, "we cannot
allow any trifiing; tell me your true age,
if you want your pension" "Well,
said the old soldier, Sits fact that liv-
ed about forty years on the eastern shore
of old Maryland, bat don't suppose the
Lord will set down agin me"
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

YouNG AMERICA-"Jack," said man
to lad just entering his teens, .'yqur
fathers drowned"
Darn it,'' replies the young hopeful,
"and he's got my knife in his pocket.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

CoTToN FACTORY IN LOUISIANA
The Columbium, published at Mansfield,
DeSota, Louisiana, states that S3Qs QQQ.
have been subscribed towards establish
ing a cotton factory in that town, and
that the enterprise bids fair to succeed.
The Columbian says:
"From what we can learn, our plant
ers need not be surprised if,sby the time
of gathering their nextcrop, they find
ready market at home for all their cot
ton, and are saved the immense expense
of transporting it to a distant mart. We
look upon this as the most important
enterprise ever set on foot in DeSota
parish, and one that will lead TO f6S
most important results. This is the way
to fight the North, and the proper course
to pursue, if we would secure our South
ern Independence
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

~ Senator Douglas is married to
Miss Ada Cults. The ceremony was
performed in Washington, by Father
Byrne of the Catholic church, Miss
QUITS having been educated in that faith
o. the C.nnrcretnwn NunnerY.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

ANOTHER WHEELRA.RRoW BET.-14
Buchanan Girl Lose Barrel of Mac-
ings.-Some time ago, girl who lives
in one of the best and richest families in
this city, made wager of barrel of
shavings with man who does the chief
grooming of horses at a certain stable,
that Buchanan would carry New Hamp-
shire. Last evening, without giving
him previous intimation, she wheeled
with her own hands, on wheelbarrow,
the barrel of shavings to his doer,. about
an eighth OF mile. If the public bad
known of the event, doubtless the
Amoskeag Veterans, the City Guards,
and the whole fire department, without
distinction of party" would have turned
out to receive the girl with barrel of
shavings, In State street, when Poore
came with his apples. Noble girl If
Ben Perley Poore should be Govornoq
of Massachusetts because of his pluck IN
paying his bet, this girl ought to be the
wife of James Buchanan, and live In the
White House.-Manchester Mirrog,
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

WALKING ARsENALs.-Judge INITIAL,
in IA recent charge to the Grand Jury of
Boone county, Kentucky, expressed
himself in relation TO the practice of car
rying concealed weapons, in the follow.
ing energetic though not very elegant
language "Now, l think | am safe in
saying that one man in twenty has a
six-shooter in his breeches pocket, or a
bowie-knife in his breast, and if you
aint careful you will come in contact
with some of these young gentry, these
travelling arsenals as ! call them. They
make it point to learn enough of law
to throw you in the wrong; you will
then see them brace themselves against
wall, and when they think themselves
safe in the eye of the law, they blazd
away. | want you to git right after
these fellows
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

A CHILD's RBAsoNING.-Lately, at a
distribution of prizes in German village,
little girl seven years old, whose pal
rents had just been turned out of their
lodgings, because they had failed to pay
their rent, was asked by the rector
"Have you studied SACRED history, my
child g
Eyes sir"
"Do you know the history OF the Gre
alton ?''
81 know that God made ALL"
"Why were Adam and Eve turned out
of Paradise p
The child hesitated moment. and
then fixing her eyes on the examiner. re-
piled
"Probably they were turned out be-
cause they could not pay their rent =
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-02

nRIED BEEF for sale by
~ I. ELL4RD BEANSSr Co. 81 Broad Street.