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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-26

BetYcen mans love and . woman's
love there is all the difference between
lending and giving With woman, love
is gift-with man. it il only loan.
Tho loan is for the moment, or for that
particular evening, or it may be for six
months, or, perhaps. as long MS six years;
but with woman, the gift is one that lasts
nll her life.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-26

I%O. o. Il.

MoRNTNG STAR Lodge, No. 90, organ
1NA lied Feb. 9th, lsi4, meets every Satnr-
DAY evening at their Hall in Whiics new
BRICK building, Main street. few doors below
the plaza.
Brothers of the Order. in good standing, arc
ilaternnllr invited to attend.
W. NJ. HOLLOWAY, y. G.
j. VI. ANDERSON, X. $.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

drawn on The County Treasurer and payable
out of the county revenue, shall be received in
payment of county tax or dues prortGed hotc-
euer, that nothing contained in this Act shall be
SO construed as to prevent the County Treasr-
rer of Calaveras county from receiving Gala
veras county bonds or warrants from the Treas
urer of Amador county, IN payment of the debt
due by said county to the county of Calaveras.
Sec. 6. An Act entitled :" An Act to author
ize the Board of Snnnrvisnrs of Calaveras conn
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

zoe eenrTa4 aua, rnnil nes be swhle. a. any
execution or writ issued Zoe ~ an acrouA. ~
any debt which may he dae, or which may be-
come due from said connty.
Sec. 5. An Act entitled " An Act 10 au:~HG
the fourteenth section OF an Act entitled An
Act concerning the office of County Treasures"
passed March 27th, one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty" [passed May IL, 1853, is here
by repealed, so far as the same relates to the
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
AANo 'tNtS il"oPN' Nhosc Survives nave nee

paid by the United States.
rca- Information given gratis
DeAeNo charge, il said warrants are not OBJ
tanned. r. THOMPSON, j. j.
BSA-O Office, Centre street next door to Stur-
ges' Stone Building. Mok. Hill feb 7-tf-4S
A. ROSENFIELD &CO.
Newspaper, BOOK, Stationery,
Cigar and Tobacco Store.
POST OFFICE B UILDING, MOK. HILL.
HAVlNG recently purchased the interest of
al Mr. 5. Guthrie in the Newspaper and Pc
rodical Agencies, at this place, they would re-
spectfuly inform the public that at their estab-
lishment can always be found the latest Califor-
MIA and Atlantic papers, Illustrations, Maga-
zines, Steamer Novels, and standard works; to-
gether with large assortment of Fancy arti-
cleS haSt hra.alS &c G,;s<s,s
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

I q
f7I3T sa II HfAtfefs That runuifA I'LL - ntae-4
s~rr''f' wHteit ." s'sfa. preserves.
80 ir''crs iarloslag Sl0, wiz he promptly
attended "a. uiilrV hours fgnn. A. N.. ~ )
J.. ~ Address ,. e. Young, u.
-U
CcnshiUfieaai Deltliiy or .Sem,naI HsaEnsss
DIR. YOUNG addresses those who have iniur-
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

ty to pay the current expenses of said county,"
approved February 81, 1856, is hereby repeal
ed; and all Acts, or parts of Acts, in conflict
with the provisions of this Act are hereby re-
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

..isa's s.t.sa arl'r, a. slsruft - ase 10 49,.
oaiec. Attest
l.. :. s. T.. BROUCHTON, clerk.
January iith. 1857. jan 2i-3m-30
SUMMONS.
G,TkTE Oh GAEEEGREHE.GO
~ fy of fCasayer:ss:
In the District Court Of Ae F1jll Judiciei Dis
trsct
John Sinclair, plaintiff against Thomas B. Wade,
John Hanson, Albert G. Lawrence & George
Bowen, partners in business, doing business
under the firm name and style of Wade,
Hanson Co." defendants.
Action brought in the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District, and the Complaint filed in
the County of Calaveras, in the office of the
Clerk of said District Court
The People of the State of California, send
greeting: To Thomas B. Wade, John Hanson
Albert G. Lawrence George Bowen, defend
ants.-lou arc hereby required to appear in an
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

press, passed Nagsa "a. iSs5. gislag .aHg
aeresl 20 aii connected n itil the irag or Narg
Of the United States. In any of the wars In
which the United States have been engagcd.-
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
IFlWuII mud ftIrrnt,nr fDII

:, y F'' 81" HtPAoHtI lHNul-
genccs IN that secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind uniting them for
either business or society. The following are
some OF the sad and melancholy effects produc-
ed by early habits of youth, viz: weakness of
the back and limbs, pain in the head, dimness
OF sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of
the heart, dyspepsia, nervousness, irritability,
arrangement OF the digestive functions, general
debility, symptoms of consumption, &C.
MENTAIIY-The fearful effects upon the mind
arc more to be dreaded. Loss of memory, con-
fusion OF ideas, depression of spirits, evil fore
bOdlngs. aversion to society SELF distrusf loxe
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

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OI sOHtuue, tlmldlty, &c, are most Of the evils
produced.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
ftR>IrUkh : UihP. .TiAG.
GEORGE MENDEL,

MAIN STREET, WHEELING, VA.
LAS just received a large lot of CAR
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Velvet, English and American
Brussels, Tapestry, Ingram, 3 ply,
Superfine 3 ply, Venetian Carpet
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Oil Cloths ofevery grade.
Cochneal and Turlted Rugs, Par
lor and Door Mats of every descrip-
tion, Duggets from 2 to l2-4ths
wide, Demask for curtains, Curtain
Damasks Pins and Bands, Window
Shades, plain and fancy, Rag Car
pet and Carpet Chain, and every
other article usually kept i'll such
establishments.
ALSO a superior lot of every Kind OF furniture to
whcA he invites the especial attention of all persons
in OF the very hest and cheapest To be found in
the city Call and it. Inducements offered by
us which other establishments dn not possess
GEORGE MENDEI.
No. ia main street, first door below Marsh & lay
lor's apr9Iy
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EHOLSOM'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE
Corner Public Square.
CL Ell ND. o HI o.
INCORPORATED MAY 9, 1851.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31

COLD REGIONS EXTENDNG.-It is well
known as matter of history, that when
Greenland was discovered it possessed a
much warmer climate than it does at present
The ice-packs have been extending from the
polar regions for some centuries, and the
northeast coasts of our continent are much
colder than they were three centuries ago.
The cause Of this is not we'll understood, the
fact only is known 1t is believed by some
persons that there is great eddy in some
parts of the Polar ocean, which sometimes
changes its direction, and by drifting large
icebergs from one place to another, changes
the climate of those places whence they are
drifted by the presence Of such masses of ice,
diffusing their low temperature to great dis
tances. In the month of July last the White
Sea was blocked up with huge mountains of
ice, and the commerce of Archangel stopped,
something which never happened before In
the Farce Islands snow fell in the valleys in
the middle of July. the like of which also
never happened before. If this drift of ice
continues regularly for a few seasons, the
coasts of the White Sea will become as inhos-
pitable as those Of Greenland now are.-Sci-
entiic American.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31
NO. r..
RoUGH & READY, Jan. 22d, 1857.

Mr.. EDIToR.-Hoping you will excuse the
liberty, l have taken upon myself the prl-
vilege of giving you few items, on matters
and things in general, about the pleasant vii
lage of Rough & Ready, situated (as you are
aware) but four short. miles west OF Grass
Valley, amongst few high eraggy noun
tains, about eight miles from no where in
particular, and where each and every man
gives his note payable when convenient. l,
myself: do not belong to the village proper,
neither do belong to the new and extensive
Order of ''B B. F 's,' of which there is quite
a goodly number now in our village. am
somewhat singular in my habits, and gener-
orally very particular as to whom l asso-
cate with am fond of good company, and
for that reason usually go ina crowd bE my
self was brought into this wllFld FRa7
Young aaI' = q thtss nass. .
ny own Of my
age but like my grub fhaster's butter, very
strong. To some do not appear to have
any ostensible mode of employment, Others
again think am man of "Bell Letters
am sorry to say is fact indisputable and
undeniable. 7'e tu. fos te tn. Pardon sir,
what did you say?
When I see young folks wade throroh mud
knee deep, to get to one or the ,ther e our
singing schools, Qor we hav two) ne
''Shanghi'' and the small FRY" on dark
and rainy night, thinks to myself. When
see a young man with two joints of stove
pipe on his head, and under the pressure of
two sheets of canvass, thinks l to myself.
When I see anxious mammas holding private
conversation with young men in the kitchen,
thinks to myself When see a young man
indulge in copious libations of the (creature)
over seventeen times in one day, thinks to
myself. When l see party of young men,
each holding in his hand one and half yards
of molasses candy, and peeping through the
rungs or over the back of chair, thinks to
myself. But when 1 see a young man, on
the receipt of a polite invitation to fashion
able ball, refer them to the 14th chapter of
ST. Luke. and 10th verse, for an answer,
think he is sensible to the last.
The miners in this place and vicinity are
generally doing very well, some making
from eight to twelve dollars per day to the
hand, and almost every ything else running
along smoothly except true love. Should
Ben T, the wag, succeed in getting the
shafts out of our village, think it would
not be saying too much for me to say that
Rough & Ready stands No. 1, as a mountain
town in California for pretty women, NOR
ais, energetic and industrious citizens. More
anon. INKSTAND.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31
Digest of Quartz Mining Laws for Ne
Vada COunty.

1st. These Laws extend over all Quartz
mines in Nevada County.
I'd. Each claim is 100 feet on the ledge,
and includes all the dips, angles and Uaria-
tio,as Of the Uein.
The discoverer, is entitled to one claim ad-
ditional for discovery.
3rd. Three days are allowed to mark and
stake off the claims: :
Parties mqg>have map made of theil
claims and flied with the Recorder-but it is
not obligatory.
4th One hundred dollars in value, or 2(
days faithful labor shall be performed by
each Company holding claims, within thirty
days from the data of recording the same.
The duly authorized representative of 9
Company, making oath that such money OF
labor has been Expended, it entities suct
Company to held their claim one year with
out further labor \
Companies holding Claims shall lax out the
same amount of labor each year IN theil
claims, and file'f affidavit with the Re
corder as above.
A Company having mill contracted fol
in good faith to the amount of $4,000, shall
be entitled to fold their claims, by making
oath as above.~
5th. When the" work above required OF
money, has not been expended within thirty
days, their claims shall be considered as
abandoned, and MAY bere-located by any 9th
ther party. =
9th. ANY eitAep of the United States may
hold any number of claims by purchase.
7th. No title to claim, either taken up or
purchased, is valid, unless duly recorded
within Ten days from its location or pur-
chase.
8th. When claims are sold, transfers of the
same should be RECORDED on the Books of
Record.
Passed, Dec>2o 1921 in General Conven-
ton. .N.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31

CLEICAL VITA clerical gentleman of
Hartford, who once attended the House of
Representatives to read prayers, being pol
itely requested to remain seated near the
Speaker during the debate, he found himself
the spectar of an atpnlarryi11g process so
alien to his own vocation, and so charac-
teristie of the Legislature of Connecticut
that the result was the following:
Lnepromptu addressed by Priest to the
Connecticut Legislature.
'For cut ting all connections famed,
Connecticut is fairly named
| twain connect in one, but you
Cut those whom I connect, in two.
Each legislator seems to say,
What you Connect-I-cM awayw
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31

had been discovered near the coast, short
distance below that port. The locality is
said to exhibit the usual characteristics of an
extensive coal district. Measures had been
taken to prove the value of the discovery,
which, if substantiated, will prove of i'm
Pmense benefit to the colony.
A bed of Alum has been discovered on
the coast of New Zealand
An effort is being made to grow cotton at
Mereton Bay.
The value of the surplus agricultural pro-
ducts of South Australia is estimated at
sS0O,OO0
Y Sydney papers recommend the establish
sAlent of Mining Board" in Australia, to
gsaqnire into the best mode of developing the
AEferous and other mineral wealth of the
S4ntry.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31

New DIGGNGs NEAR -ORovmLE.-The
North Californian of Jan, 18th, contains the
following itep In sinking we'll last week
about half a, mile below the town, near the
river road to Marysville lead of the ''auri-
ferrous" was discoveFsd about twenty five feet
below the surface, some fve or six feet in
thickness, which prosPected from five cents
to bit to the pan. We received this infor-
nation from Mr. Wilson, who dug the well
and made the prospects, and believe it reli-
able. The ground for hundreds of yards in
each direction has been staked off, and the
miners thighs they have'a good thing. There
is every i9aicaflon, SO far as exterior appear
ances goes, of extensive deposits. 1t probab-
ly has been a6bed or bar of the river. The
gravel, boulders and shape of the country
have that appearance. Shafts are being sunk
at different'poiSts, which will soon test the
matter. -
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31

HAM ToAsT.-Boil quarter of pound Of
lean ham chop it small with the yolk of
three eggs, we'll beaten, half an ounce of but
ter, two tablespoonfuls of cream, and little
cayenne. Stir it over the fire till it thickens,
and spread it on hot toast with the crust
cut off, Garnish parsley.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31

Coal AND IRON IN NORTH CAROLtNA.-It is
stated that Mr.. Haughton, of Chatham Co..
N. c., has sold his plantation, on Deep River
to an English mining company for $l4O,-
600. Mr.. Thomas Unthank has sold his farm,
which joins Mr.. Haughton's, and contains
valuable beds of iron ore, to the same for
$4,000.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31

WIRE W6RKs.-A brass wire screen was
exhibited at t661Ohio State Fair so fine that
in single inehof its surface were included
25,6OO meshF of the fabric. This remarka-
BILE specimen ' Of mechanical ingenuity was
manufactured by the Buffalo Wire Works
Company. SS
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31

AMERICAS STEEL MANUFAcTURE.-Th
are eighteen establishments for manufactur-
ing steel in anF country these have ca
pacity for making $4,000 tons per annum.-
We have the Best ores in the world for max
ing steel
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31

Alpine,
Also Grape Vines of 30 varieties
Any variety of Trees and Vines which the Subscrb-
er has not now hand, viii be supplied him by the
middle Of November, from the New England Nursery,
Of Beach & Shepard, Narysvile, VINO have by com
mon acknowledgment grown the finest fruit this sea
of any orchard in the State Their Nursery Trees
are budded and grated from such Trees only have
borne very superior fruit, and has sold at much high
prices than fruit from any other Orchard, and
proof Of its quality, viii refer to Dr. Delav1n, Mr..
Nj. Ever, Editor, Rev. Mr. Hale, Mr.. Bosworth Nh.
Findley, Merchant and the Rev. Mr.. Warren of Ne
vada City We will add, that we will be fusly sup
piled with all the varieties of Peach, Apricot Nectar
inc, Plum, Pear, Apple and Fig Trees, Grape and
Strawberry Vines, Current and Gooseberry, do Ros-
Of every variety and will be sold at to suit the
times, and in fact the motto shall be, Not to be un
-dersoId.
6ET The Subscriber would be happy to exhibit the
Trees now growing at his Orchard, one mile east
Grass Valley, and adjoining the Penobscot Saw Mill
48tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31
lteg GtIegrapg,
g. iE7ssisse ! .in Anstralia.

:
tdes.trom Australia via London,
s;farE .aetil7ityy prev ais there in ev-
.efE of. can9rd elcia1 enterprise. -
8. ard elee tTic. .con1asagsl dsstiens are
eodsie 6abie share Of attention.
.'F'ie reii rom Melbourne to, Geea 4
in Unea distance Of six miles.
isaaa ayiI lie isaed to BalIarats
I rom the different dis
II & u sl the aactsE July aud August
aonssdsE sefease over the
period q ast
be- Eonss Mind p y
splfrE der date o Is tess
the lts cold
iotsthe frst he geal Ion tO
staria ~, - @e.a 1lIss* III
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31
AG ENTs+

= j. b iHAAIIIN, Bookseller, cornef Of Broad and
fne streets isour authorised Agent to transact bus
ness for this Office in Nevada and throughout all
t he upper portions of the County.
GARDINER 4 KIRK are our Agents insSacramento.-
They may be found at the Post Office LiteraryDepot,
Third St, next door to thesPSst Office.
Mr.. L. P. FISHER is our sole-Agent in San Francis :
co. He Is empowered to receive advertisements and
receipt for the same He may be found at his desk
n the Iron Building, opposite the Pacific Express Of
Zee, up Stairs, a.
e A. C. KEAN is authorised to act as-ours agent in
Rough and Ready-to receivesanSA receipt for sub
scriRtions, job work or advertsiM
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31
Telegraph h Line for
Sacramento.

IN and after Sunday June 1st the CALIFORNIA
" STAGE co. coaches viii leave their Office in Grass
Valley, Exchange Hotel, every morning at Three
O'Clock, via Rough & Ready, Zinc House and John
sons Ranch, arriving at Sacramento in time for the
San Francisco boats the same day.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31

A CARD .---Prompted by an honest desire of my
II heart wish to lay before the public case which
deserves high cOmmendatiOn, not only as an act of
scientific skill, but that of humanity also About
two years ago, suddenly, and from causes unknown
to me- seized with fit of epilepsy, which, owing
to my nabilt to meet the expenses consequent upon
a thorough medical treatment, and the failures which
met with on attempting it, soon became such (as
was then led to beeve) to defy the skill of ply
sician- ] was frequently, while in pursuit of my
calling, thrown down TO the ground without the
slightest warning, and although insensible to the
agOnies, yet deSpSed the miseries of my life and
soon learned to look upon those who would render
assistance shelter from danger : enemies who
sought to prOlOng the misery of my existence While
in this state, and having previous my afiictiOn ia
attempt seeking aid of physician, and, by recon-
mendation, called upon Dr. L. j. Czapkay. ! told him
my circumstances and my inability to reward him for
all his services, regardless of which, however he at
once undertook my case and with the blessing of
God was once more restored to perfect health. Tn
able to reward him for the boon which | enjoy at
present. and yet conscious of my Indebtedness con-
slider it due to myself and to all afflicted to make the
case public in order that those in need Of medical
advice may find Il physician in whom every conf
dence can be placed
r. 81 MEYER YABI4ONSKY.
state Of California, county of San Francisco, S.
Subscribed and before this first day Of Au-
gust, A. D. 1856 GILBERT A. GRANT
r.. s. Notary Public.
Ir. j. J. Czapkay's Medical and Surgical Institute
is at the of montgomery and Sacramento sts.,
san Francisco, California The Doctor offers free
consultations, and asks remuneration unlefs he
Affects cure. 3mo.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-01-31

SrsE.ss
allied Iwoulj jhefegoFe res md Jsscsea
to all who maytnd tAe4selves an 5teff with t2ts
dreadful malaat beet in doing being syIapa !
thy for1stf1e gi u and a heart felt desire
of reflng en- sss9 ID ALL EE Piinter. k
Staff Of CaIf4 tys and OF Sap Ffasisa q
co, S. ION tsB1 dtg Of July, A. sssrS6y
me, W. Csytf. Notary, In persona ifs So
sworn id dAas8 am tla II te-cente to
card heewit5 "a 15rd = =. S u sss,iss
In wjnesss slIei u my E5If54s
and afied ~ icfaj seal .tl5e sag M zr5t
above 4itten So ssFM e. JEy14s S., =
rHnai Hhjs :ss ,Is::.l As.s: 81
" VI poss Z. 1s 60 Il
gQnorrhf fIa and 7syphiIiffc dseSs - nnsTtis
passed Hnedy for veHeeeal Us w frxfaSats
and canbrogs alceEs tostid dischErRE Ib fff
tons AMI dise4eH Ans a pre-
laeticun1a pre- nti7 4 aaRinst 81 gonpr
rhoeaI daeasess Alfliotk har1 ssssa
seses TIL hpoggeHsGf 6ifefnfcsal lrs
tic IS and therebys sa YfN. lSaaIds ne iRgs
ipfaleSla the most Ipa an N
no y0g4fs man va IFesa
DR. ga pk1 3s Rs ylac tic 4t s. es
IIitfes pafg ses and viii be- sfaa ehient -
beng SOAP Price #a. Iae SO t lts<
80 Isl
44rInory HaiE and kacfa1a emo
streets, San Francisco
re- An orders must sea to T. J. Czapkay,
". D., San Francisco, CahfBrnisE