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STOVES! ST0VEE!!

TIME PORTABLE pARIDR CRATE and the
COMET Of '57 For pleasant ventilation
arl a che crful fire. these stoves e'nnn be sur.
passed sun bic for chnnb rs dining rooms &c
those whose purses are sma.
are welcome 10 call
Our prices sui tn, ,im's, at the oll-cstah'lshea
stand 1t North. Chase North, No. lIj Market
ST. Philadelphia.
FruNnMT TX FUEL--$Il.NER& ATR-TIGlrr
Gas BTNNEH-Inrrovci by James spear Jan
uary 18th. 1871. would particularly call atten-
tion to this calcbr,tei Stove for pIors. Halls.
Hiri g konns Chambers. Stores. Offices &c. The
hcatin.. qualities Of this excellent stove are 50
wei known tn tt il is useless to N Ike further COM
ncpts But the gre It objection to he old pattern
i4 that tie holes whore ihc air enters the cylinder
to i-n;lc the gas. frequently become stopped with
ash : ard rin ers and when this takes place. the
uas baruiur qualities Of the Stove are destroyed.
,,nl there is no way of cleaning them out without
taking the Stove apart. and frequently the cyln-
der h 10 be renewed. To prevent this objection,
have ri lcel on each side eff the stove pcrfora-
ted east non pl,t, with slides TO opn aud close at
pleasure: with his improvement, The CASH trning
qualities of this Stove carnot he imprea by over.
I'll iur or FILLING into he htals OF those unaaars
toned to the principle Of this Stove. til re is no
d ni,uty in keeping these openings free from ashes
or cinlcr'.
The Evening Star Pa,lor with double raliating
base. warranted to hel any double plrlor. Please
call aul examine before purGh sing usw her.
-'"'' '' 'S' ''> ' ~ JNMEs SPEAR.
No lllG MARKET Street. rhilodei phia,
I.ate North, Chase & North, 800 Market St
Oct 81 IN
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flc0iGiual.
SIMNS' FAMILY M.,DECENES.
DE-. j. Si:nnls' CnNah sErun.

ASa' ~ t5i-tt,iia h2p.
T'lllS SYRUP has proved a soycret IN remedy
/ in all Elections of the rreast AMI Lungs. as in
Coughs. Colds, Nhoopirg Cough, Crpgp, iioarSG-
ness shnrjnasa of Breath, Pain in the iIre s aud
Sid,s, splitting Of Blood, sore Throat Hronchitis
and I.sipiant Pulmonary Consun ptiou: tosetAer
with "rcry Ilment incident to he BE st hGngs
Unlikc most Of the preparations made for dis
eases of the Treas, aud unss. this Syrup steadily
gains ia palIe favor; We h ye known ii 10 relieve
and 10 jhc utter advertisement Of :he patient,
thus confirming its utility ia the diseases flr which
il is in ended ii Is pleasant 10 the t.s aId cf
feetul in lis operation; II ding relief in " 3
doets. and performing a ea.e with rardlty hlth-
crto III known in the aGu.ls Of iNcltoue. ii c#re
can lie III c'ed at al. Contai'!in. no d',etsriaus
substances its administration is safe under all cir
cams. antes.
DIR. j. .s.HEls' White LiHimcn:,
For GN The purposes Of on Eiefaat Remedy.
This ln,nent is emincntly ,a'u ihle in !theu-
mat!sm, Netrni, ia, Ptlsy -o.e I.rot a"d AnMps
it is uuca t,uIed Coat, Nuhblcss Of tAs Limbs.
i,tiac-e Vi tLrJ6iniS, tootnJch STe!lirgS. FROST
ell Feet, ,:prains Bruises Errus AID 6Gll'!s Nhdpp
ed Hands, and Pains Of every character We need
not lnnleAt further on his Invaluable Lninent.
than TO say i; ii highly alpreciaiei as ni external
remedy wherever ii is uael IN fact il seems to cS-
t.5lish itself al once We therefore plce il 1T the
dis osal Of the afflicted in this vicinity having he
confidence in It's atiiy for diseases re4air-
ing an external application
d.. j. si..i.ls' Cholera s;rup.
This syrup is undoubtedly the best remedy
known for iysontery and Diarrh@i. III all their
various FORMS Cramps. toic, Cholera horbAs.
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. Cramps and
Sickness H. tic stomach, Cholera !ii;t"t.iA. and
the Summer diseases vi hidren 1t is excellent
in Debility, VI eakneSS. Relaxation. am. Chronic
Diseases ail ctin. the stomach and Bowels. and is
pleasant 10 the taste we'll rs Cliccigi iii its opc
ratDns This syrup contains 10 dc cteli1us 8. b.
ST., oil or :
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RE. NONAI,

WV. J.JONES has removed his Law
W Otccto the first stony or..Thc Cecil
" hlS'' Building. whore he may ALWAYS be
,""n reldyto give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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Dissolution Of Co-PartnersI

n fllF partnership heretofore existing be
L. tween the undersigned under the name
and firm Of Tombstone 4 Hines. BlacksmithS.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm. will please
make immediate payment, and all those ha-
wing claims against US. will please present
them to James Touchstonc who is author
lied tc make the settlements Of the firm.
JAMES TOUClISTUNE.
JOSEPH lIAINES.
Port Deposit, Jan. l, 1851.
gE1IIE SMITlIING BUSINESS, in all its
a. branches, will be continued by me. at the
old stand. Being a practical Machinist |
wiz give prompt attention to the construc-
tion and repairs of machinery.
| avail myself of this occasion, to Offer my
most sincere thanks for the pat .onage here
toforc bestowed on the late firm, and | hope
by strict attention to business. and an ardent
desire to please aud accommodate the public.
to cutitlc myself to a continuation Of its favor.
JAMES TOUCllSTONE.
Smith s Muchiaist
Port Deposit, Jan. 8, SIT
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THE FOUNTAIN HOTEL.

The subscriber has taken
n 80 a that well known .sOld Stand -
els i. & in Elllton, and having fitted up
4szsss. s,7ss. the House in good style and
repaired the stabling, is now ready to enter
tain the public, whose patronage he will be
thankful to re ccive.
apr i If J. 3. WELLS.
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EscHsapias Drug stoge'
EgcsggsCfts ss;,f;gDpnd,SZa

- THIS Great Iinmcnt is now almost uni
~ vcrs'liy uSe! rs HE be" Application Tor EldH
! & OF horse for all outward affections snth ~
N Spl"iils, Pains. Bruisgs, Flesh Gus, ltiisn-
mati,m. Negral .,ja, &c. 1t gives instant rvIict.
and makes In more cures than amy other Iilanent
sold. IT is Iso Ivanl upon experience. to be
certain cure for chappei or cracked hands and
makes thcm white SlnUo,h and soft 70 those who
are annoyed With lou5h and sore I'Ed3, it i, rS-
peoially recommended. It has gained the almost
entire Ecl'clt !"enly where il is known 70 its IT,
yor and is large" prescribed III their practice.
with entire ,atisl,tion Ion suffer thea bat
Bennett Lnlbrocation The great l-inAmant.
EeanciFS DiurraGa .uiriar2.
This mixture is tao well known to ncrl comment
1t is undoubtedly a safe and the most speedy cure
nov known for Cholera Murh.ls Diarinoea, Chliic
have place in tn. medicine ches. ofrvery family
AZ it might be rgquirni in time Of emergency to
save life The season il npw approaching tor bow
Il affections and ii is 10 be hoped thai every ft!A
y vii! supply themselves With this mixture. ~
word to the wise Is suiclont.'
Benefits jndidn OIL
This splendid preparation for the hair has stood
the test OF competition, AMI rises superior in the
conflict Of pgmH,lcs, kltharions Reg 'nera'ors an
AL s'se heruoa nuog the people. This Indian Oil
Is truly deserving the name It bears. ~ Il clean
and iuyi,orn,irg Tonic for the head and bcartying
popertes upon the hair.it il much improved.
oeinr now, by iiItc'ing process. cleaned Of all
inn urities and is ba,m sum ent to be uiity The
hair without the greasy ard gloomy appearance
given by most all hair preparations Ii is also
put up in larger bottles whioh makes ii IL very de-
s.r'hlc and cheap Hair oil.
!y7 These medicines are for sale by ali Drug
gists.--M1rcha and others must order from
JOSEPH $ BENNETT.
Apr %. lOl Market st, Wilmington, Del
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ALIEN Ehk1re E,TAES.

A TTORNEY AT LAW.--May be found
N at the Office TO which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store of VIM. Torbcrt,
Esd; in the building recently occupied as
the Post Oflc"; orht the Office adjoining his
residence, ELTON, Maryland.
April -, lS5I-tf.
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MARBLE YARD,
IN WlL.NTNGTON, DEL.

~ WIL.NINGTON, DEL.
VEllIE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the
l. old stand formerly occupied by Nelson
Cleand, decd, in Market Street, respect
fully announce to the public tina they manu-
facture Marble Monuments, Tombs. Head
and Foot Stones, American and Foreign
Nantes, and House Work of every descrip-
ton, such us Water Tables, Door 1lls, Win
dow Sills and Lntels, Coping, Curb, Flag
Stones. &c; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and work manshp. All
orders promptly attended to.
May y SMITH, WATERHOUSE & co.
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES.
5,0oo GARMENTS FOR SALE.

A T NO. 81 MARKET STREET. WHINING
"A ToN.-llavng had very large stock of
WINTER CLornlSG made up to meet the IL ua
demands for Fail and Winter Wear the subscrib Der
will sell them at pRIcES THE TINES
Good neavy med Pants, from 81 90 to So OV
Coats s. 80 to 8 90
g Over Goats, so II 80
Vests 90 80 to 5 90
Persons DESTROYS of securing CHEAP FOR CASH
wei ma tc DRESS and FkOCk COATS of A mcri-
can French and English Cloths, Cassimeres I'd
Sattncr and iine clo'h ONERCoATS. and Ragla ms
Of <upcror pilot and Beaver ClothS Of substantial
an .lity should call at No. 81 MARKET STREET,
where they can be suited with fashionable Gar
meats at almost any price.
very large srock of Pants, Vests, Shirts,
Drawers and other articles of Gentlrmens Wear
of every style, made in the latest fashion and best
manner.
Also largo stock of cloths and cassimeres on
hand which will be made up cheap to order.
An extensive stock Of BOYS CT oTHlNG always
on hnd. ofhe best quality and at very low pri eos
~ \ great part Of the cloths in these Gods
were bought at auction at very low rates and Tho
subscriber is therefore enabled TO sell them ucl
cheaper than ever before. Call at No. 81 Market
street, between Front and Second. and examine
for yourselves. WIN. G. LOWE,
Dee B. 1851. No. "a Market st, Whining on
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DENTAL NOTIfE.

NJ II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
n located in this town, tenders his pro-
es'essional services to the citizens OF
oCLD Eliton and vicinity. Office neatly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton, May 5--tf
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PHILADELPHIA,
.sER2yv ssEeU1a STORE"
WILSON 4 MERRITT,

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No 20S, late 52) Mrhet 81 aboce 2Ad, South side
PHILADELPHIA,
Is TOULD respectfully call the attention
w Of their friends and the public, that
having lately established themselves as
above, are now fully prepared to fill all orr
dcrs With rGoMrTxFss and DISPATCH.
Thankful for the patronage already re-
ceived they would inform the trade and
buyers III general, that they
CHALLENGE COMPETITION,
From any source, to produce better goods at
tower figures.
l.hoieggie Dealers in Drugs, Dyes, Chemicals,
Pptcat Ncaicinss, Spices, oils, Paints, t"r-
aiShes H'hile Lcud, Saom White line, at kinds
Of Paints, Glass, .4lcohoi, Burning Fluid, Cam
DtiHe, ST., Sc.
Read what the Oldest house in our city
says Of U.S.
Having entirely relinquished the Jobbng Drug
Business with plcisIr call the attention OF tho
ira De the above circular and feel confident that
any business transactions they III y have with them
viii be mutually to their interests.
Resptfully yours,
Jan lily BROW MING BROS.
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A ca e %.

TUE Undersigned, having entered into
4 Craftsmanship for the practice OF the
LAW in all its various branches. will give
their prompt and undivided attention to such
business as may be entrrstt Il to them.-
Office opposite opposite the Court House,
where one fboth may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE.
JOHN \. CRESWELL.
Dec 81 If
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Vy1s NEW EIgVETg.

A TTORNEY AT W.-lIaving returned
At'rom the West and permanently located
in EI.iton, will give prompt attention to all
business entrusted to him.
Gg-)iliGe ---with Hon Alexander Evans.
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nlell)al,ilal.
W. WILEY. N W. NoLASp 81. RiHEHART
SASH and PLANNING MILL,
PORT DEPOSIT,
Cecil County, MaFyEaNl.

PORT DEPOSIT,
Cecil County, Maryland.
yyTE, the undersigned, have rebuilt our
w Factory and are now in full operation.
Our building is fire proof and our machinery
Of the latest improved Patterns.
Owing to our advantages in improved
machinery, the situation Of our Factory be-
Ing NJ one of the largest lumber markets in
the United States, and our arrangements for
purchasing lumber and materials from first
hands, we think We can offer Inducements
possessed by no other Factory.
We earnestly solicit the attention and
extend an invitation to all Builders, Car
penters, &c, to give us a call, and examine
cur work and prices before purchasing else
where. =
We manufacture to order and keep on
hand
Frames of all Kinds and sizes.
such as Door, Window, Sidclights, &c.
DOORS, WASHBOAEDS,
SASH, ARCHlTEAVES,
SHUTTERS, INSIDE BLlNIS,
MANTLES, WOOD M0ULDINGS
BLINDS: &c, &c. &c,
or the Patterns now in use. Brackets and
all kinds Of SCROLL SAILING and TURN
ING TO ORDER.
Oar work is Of the very best material. vll
seasoned; as we make no second class wore
We have for sale DIR ESSED SEASONED
FLOORING Of all kinds, sucl. as yellow
Pine, Norway. White Pine and IIcmlcck -
WEATHER BOARDING faced, jointed ard
rabhited.
We have on hand and for sale large
stock Of
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES,
Carpenters Tools, Lead Paints OH Window
Glass. OF all kinds, purchased from the man
uiaCturers, and SOLD at city prices.
We furnish Sash painted and glazed inthv
best style and at moderate prices. Work
primet If ordered.
WILEY, holland &CO.
Apr 5, 1SjG--tf
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I0.lm.n5tou.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY
- AND
STEW ARE.

AMI
SILVER WARE.
~ ZIBA FERRIS &SoN. CORNER or Fornro
III Nsr MAnEur STREETS. WiLnIHGToH. have
s-s-~sSS hand he 'orgest assGr mont Of fino
" AiCIIIS .ILWEi.RY and SlLVEEWARE. Ito
be found in HE Sta'e. and respectfully solicit tn.
attention of the citizens of ELkTON and its vicni
ty to stock consisting, iii part, of the flowing
articles;
ENGLISH WATCHES in Gold Or Silver Casest;
liol ard Wis Chronometcr Watches. Sole
Agency.
VIM. Cooper 5 duplex and Lever Watches.
NJ. j. Tobias Go Liverpool Watches
Jos hn8aH's do. do. (mad' ex-
prcSSiy tor u.s.
, &%' T s,%.%a I'D d. DO. DO fS (aai,way
Iimc-k ccpers.)
joseph evils do. do. (Rallway
JmGe-kecpurs.y
JAo. IclbUry CO.. do do.
FINE SWISS WATCHES
jules Jur,c$o Copenhagen Chronometer.
A. Uonl.cs Geneva Chronomocrs,
II. Capt 3 Geneva Lever ANA i.epihos very hne.)
Juutes Couryoi,ttr. Geneva.
ii. Pat hey Pcytpu.
Er sue.. Paris very fnc.)
Char. L. TissUt son, lhoclc.) &c,
JEWEL!;l.
aud Bracelets. OF the 3. mr pattern; Gold Chang
MelA.lions, Pencils, CUT Pins, &c.
SlLVERW ARE.
NTH" Silver department. We prepared to
ftrHtsh the latest patterns The Tuscan and Eliza
bghan rautcl equal to coin in purity, and rs
cheap a. can be purchased in his country. Also.
are assortment Of plain Sill, er spoons, Forks &cf
Tea Sets, Plated Ware, MuiJtc and Bronze
Ci0ckS.
Yankee Clocks. ror Churches Halls and Sch ools
Ri;Aar y iils' nAl Chs. sSt3venson's Celebrated
CEsronosneter Watches.
lInyng securof the Agency of the above finest
quality FL lish Watches we are prepared tof furnish
trrcct time keeper at REASON ABLE price. which
for finish and accuracy. cannot be cXceed by any
watch made. Zach watch is accompanied by GER
ilc,he from the manufacturer. which guarantees it
Ito keep time to the = tstaton of the purchaser
or be returned. W can give the best references
from gentlemen otthc greatest responsibility in our
city; and respectfully request the at tenjon o
those wishing ii Watch which they can depend
upon.
W WATCH REPAIRING done in the tes
nncr. and all work warranted to give entire at
sfaction for one year. nj the old sand of
IiBA FERR Is & SON,
Corner of Fourth and NJ nrket SIS.
Dee .. Sly. WILMI NGTON, Del.
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Jas. z. EscCEE.ACgTEEg.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in
1ACl m"Hry. -D.ii;c under the ..IIoward
Ii "nsc." Main Street. Elkton, Nd.
Elkton. March 10, 1S55-tf
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CARDS.
ROBERT LUMSDEN,

SUCCESSOR oFJoHN LuNsDEN,)
Grocer & CN7rsisai ION Nel chant,
No. Al, Cheapside, 1.-TWO doors from Pratt St
BALTIMORE.
CELLS all kinds OF Grain and Country
~ Produce on Commission, and keeps Il
generalassortment OF Groceries always ON
hand.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
For Men asa Eseys' Wear,

Eor Men aIa Esays' Wear,
AT VERY LOW PRICES, AT
JOHN V. TIE Il L ! IS
Wholesale and Retail. Cloth store,
81 " 2ni. 81. Philadelphia.
CONSISTING Of English, French, Ger
y man and American Cloths, CaSSihiGrs
and DutSlins Of the VERY BEST MAKES
Beavers, Pilots. FrltS and Coatings in variety
satincts, Kentucky Jeans, Cordnroy's &c.
Also, Satin, Silk, Velvet, Naltnlia, and
Cashmere N"Stings Of all kinds and styles,
also Tlilnrs Trimmings. &c. Particular at
tqnion aid to the Tailor trade ist Cloth
store ia md. St. below Arch, east side.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02
NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 1857.

The ATLANTIC NEws.-The intelligence from
the Atlantic States, received by the mail steam
er Sonora, possesses no features of particular
Importance. The Democrats have carried the
city of New York by an immense majority,
though the result in the State was not known
when the steamer left. The Republicans have
carried Massachusetts, and the Americans are
successful in Maryland. The Republicans have
carried Iowa, and the result in Minnesota is
doubtful. In Ohio the Republicans have elected
all but one of the State officers, by small ma
jorty, but the Legislature is Democratic. In
Pennsylvania, the Democratic candidate for
Governor is elected by a plurality Of $4,000
votes over the Republican candidate. Louisi-
ana has also gone Democratic.
The financial pressure continued severe in
every part of the country, with symptoms of
relief in some sections. Failures were not SO
common as formerly reported and large guam
titles of specie was finding its way to New York
city. The panic may be considered as nearly
over, though it will require years for the coun-
try to recover from the effects of the revulsion.
The financial crisis in the United States had
produced q very unfavorablc effect in Europe,
and interest had advanced to rates seldom
known In that country.
The sporting community will be delighted to
learn that the American mare Prioress has won
the New Market race.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

A CONTENT CAsE.-During the progress Of
the Bates trial in Sacramento, last week, the
Sacramento Bee published some severe structures
upon the conduct of the case, for which offence
the editor and reporter were cited to appear
before the Court TO answer for contempt. Mr..
May, the reporter, appeared before the Court
on Thursday and upon stating that be was not
the author OF the articles was discharged. On
Friday, Mr.. McClatehy, the editor. appeared 10
answer to the charge OF contempt. and was dis
charged. Judge Heard, before dismissing the
defendant remarked that be had no desire to
restrict the power of the press, nor would be
interfere with its privileges. except when it at
tempted to bias the action of the CourI while a
case is pending and the jury are cmpanneled
Before Courts, all criminals should stand alike,
previous to trial, and are entitled to fair and
impartial investigation into the charges made
against them, and in the opinion of the Judge
newspapers made an improper use Of their pow.
er. il, while case is pending, they endeavor tt
influence or warp the judgment Of the jury Sc
leted to try the cause
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

"THE RIGHT KIND or CURRENCY. Under this
head the New York Day Book notices California
Currency as follows:
I'VE have received this morning twenty
dollar gold piece, in letter from California
cents, or three times as much as If il had con.
tained bank bill or draft. But who wonld
not pay triple postage. or nine cents. from any
OF the Atlantic States for the difference between
Vold and bank bills? Had this letter contained
a twenty dollar Wisconsin bill it would havT
cost us five dollars to convert it into currency
that we could use. Another letter CONTAINING
a three dollar gold piece, came to us with only
single postage charged. If our subscribers
would all send us gold, it would save us five
hundred dollars year. They have no banks
in California. We wish they had none in any
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

the act Of 1857. II we raise the whole twenty
cents authorized and apply the one half to pay
the current expenses as they arise, we shall
reduce the aggregate debt of the county at the
end Of four years, as above, from sl49,60O to
sl35.2OO; including accrued interest, from
sl73,9l0 to $l57,17o. It will be seen by
comparing our figures above that our net
revenue cannot exceed s33,2OO per annnm,
while our expenditures must be s37 400, the ex-
penditures exceeding our income by $4,000 per
annum, besides large accruing interest. Thus
are we again reminded of the trhuthfulness OF
the aphorism Of the statesman Of RoanOake,
1.-THE philosophers stone il pay as you CO."
How this debt has been contracted. and what
is to be done to get rid of it, in the manner
most congenal to those delicate nerves, the
purse-strings of our citizens, who have already
been deeply taxed, We shall consider in our
next. A.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02
LOCAL IETELLIGENCE.


NEVADA FoUEDRY.-Messrs. Williams, Thom
& Jones' prOprietOrs of the Nevada Foundry.
on Spring street, are prepared to manufacture
almost every kind Of iron-work needed in the
mountains. During the past summer they have
manufactured four steam engines, which are
now running, and are not inferior to those con-
structed in the most celebrated establishments
Of the East. They are now engaged in con-
structng an engine Of sixty horse power, which
will be completed and in running order in
short time. Persons who want castings for
quartz mills, fronts of buildings, &c, would do
well to call on these gentlemen before going
below. The proprietOrs of several quartz mills,
which have recently been erected in this section,
have procured all their castings at this foundry,
and in thus patronising home manufacturers.
have saved money. The iron front of Kilborne's
brick building, corner OF Pine and Commercial
streets was also cast at this foundry, and cheap
er than the same could have been purchased
below and hauled to Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

From THE MARoUEsAs IsLANDs.--The British
steamship Vixen, which arrived at Honolulu
October 21st, nineteen days from Nukahiya
reported that the French authorities
at the Islands had had some difficulty with the
natives in the celebrated valley Of Typec, where
the cannibals desired to sacrifice woman on the
occasion OF some of the ir heathen orgies. The
not, however, without IA show Of resistance Oh
the part OF the patives, which resulted in several
of them being shot before quiet was restored.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

TnEArER-Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Conner gave
an entertainment at the theater last Thursday
evening. The entertainment consisted OF reci-
tatons. and the comedies Fairly taken in,v
and "Love's Metamorphoses," which passed oil
very pleasantly. The attendance was small A
large number of our citizens have rendered
these talented artists complimentary benefit,
TO come off this evening. A number of elegant
pieces will be presented, and in the course Of
the evening Mrs Conner will recite an original
address, applicable to Californians generally,
written by her, aud spoken at the opening OF
the Sacramento Theater.