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lungs will 10. admit Ct h-bui what Do sey
wish 70 lay before ysu i, such pure,
un.opbistcsted way that all can understand
II. see many familiar faces ab )ut rne-ry youthiCt
associations, both men end women; and It brings to
nv mind pat "reminiscences ard feeozs Of sorro anu
main WI en- was without, krorledye Of the truth or
~ C;od in the world But have passed by TIA. day
and feel Thankful. People nay look upon me and
tbirk am dcuded-tbat am foolish and Am an in
poster They have right TO think that way, aud
Am PERFECTLY aatisfed, and am not biz unessv OF
Getting salvation If | keep 10 tbs path knO
that there il intelligence that the world does no. know
without they pass through the same orde 81 have |
have ibyest lated the doctrines philosophcally ami
religiouslv | have compared what is called Nor
morisTn with the religions OF the world with the
Sc,utures with history, sacred and pofane and the
more investigate. the more | SIN confirmed in the
principles have embraced. We throw down the
Gauntlet 10 TIE whole world priests editors aud pso-
ple-any principle that the Mormons believe il wen
not only fake i. on the Scripture but well take il
Enthusiastically You can't find the fust thing that
will clash with the eternal truth. II all this the world
can't oyerthr )w then say we've got something that
the world has not 1t is The principle of eternal truth
the CospG OF Jesus CbIit. God has given bis rev
elatf TO nan; tue prophets that lived this earth
thol SANDS Of year. ago looked into the embryo Of
time they wrote abs what is to happen and wrote
il on record In fulment Of th, God has sent bright
l. gates fom the throue of heaven oushing aud burn.
inc with intelligence TO earth asserting the rights ari
n,fncnle Of every one. Against thi, heavenly truth
ali the Geld preiudiccs of the urgOdly fail. Now IN
this short space cf twenty-seven years and with
literature tia, is sixteen years Of age what do ne
behold
President Appeby went on to point out the wonder
fnl progress of Mounonism from it, beginnings with
joseph Smih-ani our reporters took the eadest road
4 the Cify.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs. -A nsn named
Wicket Provost, employed as porter in the e'.ab-
lishmer, of II. II. Day dealer in indarubber goods,
No 90 Courtlandt street, was arrested yesterday by
Officers White, McDougal and King of the pepa y
Superirtendents office on charge of rObbng h.s EN-
poyer OF goods 10 the amount Of several thousaod dol
lars. The manner in which the discovery of The d,s
honesty Of the porter was made was Is follows: les
terdav morning a man AIMED Hutchinson called at the
store of Mr. Cakins in Grand street, aud stated that
he had large quantity Of inda-rubber webbing for
sale, whichhe offered atfiypcr cent below the market
value. The suspicion of Mr.. C. was aroused ard he
tod Hutchinson that if he would leave samples Of his
goods and call in an hour or two, he would be able 70
talk with him.
As Mr. Cskins was aware that MIR. Day was the
Only party who had thi, particular kind Of goods for
sale, be Immediately proceeded to Days store aud
acquainted Mr. Wagner, the CHI eff clerk OF the fact VI
iudia-rubber webbing being offered to him for sale
Wager went to the store Of CG,kins aud at once
recognized the goods as the property OF M. Day.
Hutchinson was then arrested by the officers, who
went in company with Wagner, and lie now IN custody
at the Deputy Supeiintel dents Office IN Franklin
street. Provost was then arrested, and made con
fess;on stating that he had robbed his employer at
various times since the st of May, and said that ne
cave the goods to certain lottery dealer in Green
vich street the lottery dealer disposed of the goods to
a firm doing business as loan brokers in Chatham
street and they the loan brokers' employed liattin'
son to sel, them around the city.
Provost is man Of family, aud has been in the en-
poy CT Mr. Day for tie last fifteen years, AID he-
always enjoyed their utmost confidence until this
Occuneuce.
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H. CoyFnFHCE GAHE-$l00 wOfrh ~ P'pPKe-
T. Srofrg - on Saturday afternoon. about cicSK'
u,iole. eyed man. with carpet bag IN heSd, 'alsn ~
Tie reside, &c Of Mrs. Van Horns, No. ~ En street,
AID np1e,ented himself as Methods ele'sy"as
ho,n Hack.rssek, n. j.. On being invited 'H' de- ne
stated t. object in calling TO be ne proeH''ne" q
l,J,,ro. ard board until after the Sabbath. b., r.
opes. wss cbeerfuly complied With By tie laly q
,er.a vIo. not sufpec.ipg treaclery on the pN; Of
tie ,one faced gent, accompanied MIN TO the best
.,sr.uft in tie house, which was placed at bis ds-
90, Exp,es.i dt-.ge to be aiore ior q saot
inc. Mrs Var II. left the roou, and until yesterday
r.o,Lips thought 10 more Of her clergyman gue-'
STE ten tent the servant up 10 his room to inform
rim ilsi bl,abfast was ready bat receiving sn
susvtr that the room was empty, the trail aasled
uro, her miI in a moment, and On repairing 70 to
81 sIine-t occupied b. lin, enough. the bird Lad
fcwp. nc. forgetting 10 take with him god "stch
aLo tlain. valued at So, belonging to ho' con IL
sypea.s TIA, be e,.o s1.acktd ibe other ro''hs &C.
,cp.sd'iy bosr7eIs ard succeeded 10 ge'tico be.
':ock coat a. : W. yes., w9:.h 60. -.
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GCyER.oks VISIT TO SgCUtaE's POM .--Ths
OusraLtue Commissioners have heard nothing dcfti.s
from tire State officers eatiye 10 their contemplated
,ist 70 the nsw lospta buildings further tnso that
tres vi. accompany the Conn ssioners at 90 esI.y
DAY. The excursion vii probably take place the Grst
Q, his Wetk. Tho Commissioners OF Emigration hsso
rot set cfd:aiy answered the QGatsLtine Comnas'
.onels o.licatiOn that the buidu r were completed
It i cfioult % say what opinion the Governor VII
ras- on the work. As TO permanent quarantine ats-
ton The Bcad Lave tXsuined several plans FL iocst-
lpsn o. O!chad Shoel but the first thing 10 be coz
siie!eG Is here i. the money to come iIom? Con'id-
eiaLc tglsla.oI was d. last Winter f. the removal
OF QLMattice but evidently moIo will De needed tho
ccnib1 " utter. Tie appropriation Of last "in.tt'
th yss rct sufficient II was at fist supposed that
$50 coo vas appropriated for the project Of per-
ma,eIt reUoysl and 700 for Temporary ec-
ooumoca a iots but after the Legislature a. oHTLes,
end after cxumtipg TIE statutes closely, 1t was found
that tie appropriation Of $4,000 for the temporary
Accommodation was bit craft on the $50 900 ap-
Iep.ated for ptTmaDen. siie. The so 900 mas .lS
been r1p.Ldtd Or LV5M NJ, there is scarcely s'W,""
len fCr a permanent site, which Is coniesseo.y 100
81 eli 81 aIuC UL. for the purp@e however luclc:"1'
erd ecoIcuIcsl tie Quarantine Commissioners aay
be- |, has been estimated tLat / viii require 80 O~
rcr,te ut-e buidiug tf docks ar az area Of earth
a!G stone # 900 OF 500 feet square, su ieot to accom-
ucoSte tie warehouses snd permaGen. hospitals. ihs
inc Of the case SEEK to show that the temporary
building Il not eed to be furnished this season, ard
that we are TO kaTe permanent !ocson oher .hai
Seepipe's Point, al additional appropriation VII b'
yentiqi,e
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8oass rho viii take bl ter ctre Of tim than ia IN
Fortunate pareuts could.

THr TrRsKRs-CELIBBATiss or THE SSvkFYo
AssIyrRs.Rr.-The Turner'S have become With. .
few Years one of the Institutions of the country. and,
th,ueh an exotic the Institution Is fat ncre as.ng
popularity among those who pride themselves on thsax
American nativity. Societies have been formed n
nearly every place 10 the Union where sufc'eut
number Of Gernsns have settled TO form nucleus.
and the result Of the movement the development of
svigorcus and muscular rsce of men, with the Cd
d;,cnal advantage Of correct physical training Each
anniversary exceeds in point Of excellence the ono
preceuibg and eKoites an additional interest," IN the
cause OF physica! culture.
The celebration of the seventh anniversary Ut the
Tune bund Of the Northern and Eastern States ives
commenced on Saturday night IN this city, and will
continue until Wednesday next, under the auspices u
the New.York Social Tarnverein. The preparations
were on ~ extensive scale 10 make the a3air Ia an
lis pats tie finest celebration that has tskea pace
in this couL.ry. Invitations were Issued to the
different Turuverens throughout the Northern States
70 send delegations, ana these invitations wae
promptly responded to. The Ncw-fuk Socsety
numbers nearly 800 members, beside which Il has
Junior brauch Of about 30 made up Of youths under
tho ace Of Is yeaI.. Their Headquarters Is q .ags
hall n tie north. east Of Delsncy and CHRISTIE
streets which is appropriately i,ted up for taef
meetings and exercises Arrangements Lad oees
made by the Socisty and is Giends for the accom-
mediation Of the delegations from abroad during their
stay il the cay. A Comwitt.e conssiicg OF Asssrs'
kIucktuhn, With, Freysarg. Dietz and Boche1 vose
appointed TO cGuy ont the arrangements.
On Saturday night the Society marched from iheT
headquarters 20 the foot Of Cour,andt stTee., and
the'e received several deesa,lo.s from NeSJerssy.
ard thence proceeded 70 the Battery TO await tho
Camden and Amboy boat with the pennsy lvania, Ma
rylsnd ard Washirg'or delegations. About 10 O'Clock
the boa. arrived and the delegations met coidisi
welcome Tee whole wheeled rto line, and after
several huudre torches lighted the processios
moved up Broadway preceded by music aud presest'
ms. with the badges and banners and torches an in-
posing appearance. The line Of march was continued
up Broadway to Bond street. through Bond street to
the Bcwery down the Bowery to Delaney street all
Up Delalcy street TO the Sociciys headquarters wheia
tie guests invited to partake of bountiul col
atiop, prepared for them uuder the auspices of their
hosts This disposed of, the different delegations
we're escorted to the places where they are 70 sooGs
during their stay in the city,
In TO last evening the following delegations had
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IBy Telegraph

RICHMOND, VA Sdtufuiy, aug ~, 1870
The new school Of Pres byteriaus met here in con-
yeItion Yesterday. The usual officers were chosen,
and committee on resolutions appointed.
1t was stated in de bstDg resolution on organize
ton. that a number Of churches which sympathzed
with the Convention were not represented from mo-
tiyes Of decacy because they were presided over ~
New England clergyman, but that these, notwlth-
standing Ead sent uembers to express sympathy, and
that those churches would efttr the action OF this
body sympathize with the objects Of the Convention
After debate Of &C unmpOrant character the Con-
vent;ou adjourned I'll evening.
EVBTING SESSION.
The Committee Resolutions reported III erect
that wi ereas the relation Of master and servant does
not properly belong to church odi catotes as suDect
az cscusson VI inquiry therefore, that 1t resolved
by this Convention that the Genera Assembly OF the
Church has uo power 10 pronounce sentence OF con-
domination a lower iu 1icatory or individuals Oi
snv cnuse unless they have been oe0le the Assembly
ia ihe way prescribed 10y me COnsuul'phi tua' 'n7
Corvfrtion reconefs all Presby teriaas opposed 70
tue setation OF Slavery TO appoint delegates to the
Assembly TO meet at KrOx le Oh the third tuesday
in May next for the pUrpose OF organizing Gshcra
SyI cd under the lnut OF the United Synod Pfesoy'
teYion Church Of America.
After some oscussiuI the resolutions, ACTION upon
them postponed until to-oey. oo 49,
R1cuNoHD, Aug. 80, 1857.
Tie Presbyteriau Convention on Saturday pcrfcctec
and raised thfee resolutions Of the seIles reported
from the Committee declining Ia substance az III
lows viz: That the Presby teraLs sympa'hlznX with
the objects of this Convention be invited to withdraw
from their pre- nj rlaons that nothing
can be made basis for discipline in the Presbyterian
Church which not specifically Referred TO In the con-
stuton H. crime or teresy.
The proposition to organize General Synod led TO
an exciting debate but the proceedings thus Tar were
very harmonious.
The Convention adjourned till Monday.
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,ees ur aided by Me .pir''s saw table loaded with
;s.d. ,e. ard fall, when it did not; further that
Da,.;,r wa not called out az "the gentleman from
&C.,. 1r,iful,. or at al, to mike speech on the
- occasion. His sense OF plopriety would have
.nh, him no, to have answered the call had it been
10 4 natirc correspondent of The TErBUsE must
have known this. Az EYE WITNESS.
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FArAL RUSAw.Y AccipESr.-On SATURDAY even
ing about o'clock, horse belonging 10 MI h'ran'
b. Smith while driving through Gates avenue nfo0k
lyn, accompanied by his wife, bec'me aa''"sl anu
ian away. The vehicle cane in ellison win q
wagon, aud the occupants were thrown ou,' -lf'
smith. hesd csme in contact viii 'he cu'o-1'one'
ac,uripC the skull. He was removed to h. residence
in Pedftrd avenue rear Ross steel, a'e uea a. Iu'
II O'Clock the same night. Mf'' Sh'u WIS Ho' -
iiously Injured.
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Acciprsrs.-On SATURDAY. afternoon nan name
John Kus va. feurd 10 T"eni: e'I4'u s..ov' nta.
NlntL avenue With hls .sg ;fat.a'v'' IL S'-' -
the Ho.p..a. .db,,,,,rL-
by being casa. btsssn Tue 20 ~ g 80 "a
a, - ioys o. De.a,oy see. - : 30 -
=, V.-'lsrC. Ec ~ t. IL D.
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RioHMosD County ~ TIE DEMOCRATIC ST. IL
CosyEsTIoN On Wednesday evening last Je'-e u
Dissowsy Hard was elected Delegate nom kchn
County 10 the Democratic State Conyen'iop o''t ~
B. Allen Soft by o very close vote
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Al 10, clock yesterday the Society, with the diitr.
eut delegations, reassembled at the Headquarters.
where Mr. KIucKHuaS, the Presidert, in pea. and
appropriate speech gave the CUES formal welcome
After this the Committee TO make the awards tor the
bts frcirg Tie best gymnastics, the best voea MUSIC
ard the best literary productions selected. The
meeting after some further business, was c,osed.
During the afternoon, members Of the Society WITH
their drens guests, evsied Themselves o. the 'aci-
ties for excursions from the city.
In the evening grand concert was given by the
different Musical Societies at tho Apollo Rooms. Il
Was largely ATTENDED.
The programme for the celebration is az follows:
MoADAs, Aug sGand picnic Of tho German military gee
club, Turner'S. in Conrsds tioTksi) PaIs Eise! ,th
Fast RIVER Willis grand tournament IN boats on mo
RIVER executed by twenty hve Turner's VITA scu lancc
iiile fLcg q tie TurneEs end Pkc exercises Of the gae
IcssDAt seti Continu,:iGn Of the picnic 10 Yc.yls
is'', rtIy 'Ah street t''t kyer; f<e sJu.nasti'
FvtsNG O'Clock -Gymnasc productions ssi ia, -tr.ri
ptoImsLcts the Tur,r soiJ ct this city u IN" u frsa
WrtsssDsy Sept 2-Rest In the evening rarlor bali 10
the t, Assembly Rooms aud distribution Of the priest ''
cclql 'Icfs.
The following musical societies are TO participate IN
the festival:
Lecetsfl, Jersey cry suferbund, EHeIpa 81 geI5uid.
&c Ledsikfa Loeley Bessugyrrsn, Mozart
NeIein BONIt, Mnuechor Arton Ge.ansyeiein, Aesots
S.ugeEbuId Die ksskebla Der GanbIirii
Tbs morning the society aud delegations vii tass
,te beat at tie foot Of Teuh street East err and
proceed 70 the foikyile PGik. The exercises viii
commerce soon efter their arrival.
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- There is an opinion prevalent in
this office that McGinagen & Downey
keep mighty good champagne. The
idea has grown out of a glorious wet the
typos INDUCED in yesterday at the ex-
pense of the aforesaid firm. The soggy
old boy at the case was stuck after
streaks of ancient mythology immedi-
ately and talked incoherently of ambro-
STA and nectar,-food and drink of i'm
mortal gods-comparing Fosters peach
es favorably with the former and MEG
& DIS champagne with the later.
McGinagen & Downey have opened
saloon, corner of Broad and CONNER
cial streets. Foster can be found at his
fruit depot next door to American Elk
change, Main street.
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Constable's Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, SIS
> By virtue of an execution to me delivered issued
from the Court of n Clark ESQ., acting lstce of
the and for the county aforesaid bearing date
June both, ID. 1857 t. satisfy judgment rendered
by said Court on 4h day Of june A. D. 1857 in ia
vor of N Turner. and against H. Eddy for the sum
of loo 36-l00 Dollars Debt. Interest, Damages and
Costs of Suit
bidder for the following described property tot
All right, title and interest of H. Eddy in and
certain House and Lot situated Main street. in the
city Nevada SAID property joins the ground of Cap
tain Bates and Dr. Overton and formerly occupied
by the said Eddy a residence.
will expose the for sale Thursday the 23d
day of July A. D. 1857. between the hours of O'Clock
A. NJ. and'5 o'clock P. n Taken the property of r.
Eddy. Sale take place the premises To satisfy
the above demand and aecruing costs Nevada, July
3d. A. D. 1857. JOSEPH B. GRAY, Constable
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RobinsOn's Crossing!

VIE ROAD from Nevada to Downievlle, by way of
Robinsons Crossings in fine condition and presents
The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams
To all 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.
The ROAD also affords the nearest for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada the mines further
South to Poor Mans Creek, Nelsn IS Creek and all the
Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieville
This roads easily Travelled that between Sacramen.
to and Nevada Four horses readily draw three
to four thousand pounds Of Freight from Nevada the
top Of the hill at Downieve when the road is not OBJ
structed by heavy rains
ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor
January q 1e57-n
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

IHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
l. undersigned in the Lumber business at North San
Juan. under the name and style of San Juan Saw Mill
Co. was this day dissolved by mutual consent A. Saw
age having retired from the firm. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to the late firm will please make
immediate payment to either of the undersigned and
all persons having claims against said firm are reaues-
ted to present the the Office of said Company
for settlement. II. CARMACK.
n. d. IS-iNAN.
North San June 18th, 1857. AUSTIN SAVAGE.
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u Those in want of something slim
ulating to strengthen the inner man"
will find Bob McGrath ready and wait
ing at Tom Holmes saloon on Broad
street, to do up the fxins in the best
possible style and at the shortest notice.
Give EN- a call. for thar S the place to
"get your money back"
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Do not waste your health and money
in purchasing worthless nostrums when
there is medicine which will perform all
it promises. The 0xgenated Bitters
will cure any complaint arising from
impaired digestion or debility.
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GOOD LucK--A gentleman arrived in
this city few weeks since with fifty
dollars in his pocket, and sought a place
to dig immediately. He located on
Hunts Hill. We saw him yesterday
with $500 ON his way to the Atlantic
States.
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PERsoNAL-Hutchings, the Maya
zine man honored us with call on We'd
nesday last. No wonder he gets up a
good magazine, he is capital gentle
man himself
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Notice to Liquor Dealers and Merchants.

complete assortment of the Oils necessary for ma
"A king and favoring every variety of Liquor and
package of the articles used for giving Artificial
strength to Liquors, converting 20 gallons of Whis
key to 100 gallons) and article to
mence LIQUOR STORE will be furnished for 500 And
all the information necessary to conduct such estab
lishment thus enabling the beginner
comgste with the oldest liquor dealers Address thro
the Post Office P LACOUR New Orleans
Lacour-s Concentrated Acid for making Vinegar, is
put up in gallon packages at So per packagen good
shipping order. fsb6-ly
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Board Of EQUALIZATION !.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of supervi.
~ sors of Nevada County, viii meet as a Board of
Equalization at the Court House in the city of Nevada
On MONDAY, 10th day of August next, at,
10 o'clock An,
And VIII continde in session from time TO time until the
business Of equalization presented them disposed of
to determine all complaints made in regard the
ed value of any property for the year 1857
RUFUS SHOEMAKER
i-2f1 Clerk B,s-i Of Equsiization.
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NATIONAL HOTEL
1856 Hops and Superior Malt.

1OOV IIUTJS anu CUPUTIUT NIdIl. IOJO
'INHE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully invite the
Il attention of BREWERS to the fact that he has
made arrangements to receive monthly from New York
a few bales of very choice New Hops, selected and
packed expressly for him, which he guarantees first
quality, and of the crop 1856
The first invoice has just arrived.
Also-To his MALT ESTABLISHMENT. inthis CITY,
the only extensive in the country which under
the superintendent of an old PRACTICAL AND EN-
PERlENCED MASTER, where always be had
in any quantities. MALT guaranteed of very superior
quality,
M1DE FROM CHOICE OLD BARLEY
Which he offers for sale at very low price for CASH.
Prompt and particular attention given all orders
addressed to him at the Office of the Pioneer Malt House
Nosl and s3 Washington street, San Francisco.
ap3-3mis LEWIS S. FORD
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Ranch for Sale.
q X Il AT RAR GAIN


A NY PERSON wishingto purchase GOOD RANCH
N the most favorable have now the oppor.
tunity 1t is of the BEST STOCK or HAY RANCH
ES in the mountains of California, any one want
ing into that pleasant business offers Inducements
not often to be met with 1t is situated Dry Greek
about mile and half northwest of the Zinc House
on the Sacramento road.
1t contains two quarter sections of Land, ALL EN-
CLOSED WITH A GOOD BRUSH FENCE and two
or three smaller Lots in board fence. and a
GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW.
There isnow growing on it CROP OF HAY, which
will yield the present season. less than Forty Tons,
and Three Acres of the finest BARLEr 1t contains any
of the best Garden Ground be found in the
Stac about four of which fenced and has been
cultivated for that purpose. small lot of Timothy
Meadow is well seeded and in fine condition About
ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one years growth
and all the necessary tools for farming.
There is on the place number of Large and never
failing Springs, afordng abundant supply of excel
lent ater either for stock irrigation the year round
will be sold at the reasonable rate, either in
iuding the present years crop without it.
~ For further particulars address, by letter. in
>s-son. n. P. BROWN,
'uE - 1857 Ncrads Journal Ofce,
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NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER.-It is re-
ported that a new Democratic organ is
about to be established at Oroville with
John r. Ridge, of the Bee for editor.