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in my lady's chamber,
Little spy Of air,
Hide among the blusLins
Roses in her hair.
ID" not stay to turn tho
Windmill on the hill
larry not to listen
To the robins trill.
Never mind the blustcr
Ofihe tyrant gale;
Never mind the tapping
or .he snow-white sail.
In my Iady's chamber,
In my darling'- bed,
Meath her downy pillow
Hide Your wanton head.
Bring Il load Of kisses,
Brings thousand sighs,
Ana The tears that, trembling,
Ghslen III her eyes.
Listen to the go'drn
Dreams that TIL her sleep;
In her eIkrn bodice
Take a little peep!
In my lady's chamber,
In her fiaxcn hair,
Far too long you've tarried
Little sprite of air
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of all disease, the z TruI fir,, cause
Springs from neglect of Natures laws.
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PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
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ia Equity,
Lancaster. Bill
for partition or
} sale of slares
Mar ha an q
Sam. Account
and Relief.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04

ised to severely punish the Arabs who
massacred the European residents al
Jeddah.
There seems to be a general i'll
feeling amongst Mus5ulmen towards
Christians.
The Russians have been again de-
feated by the Circassians.
The scheme of the foreign powers
to obtain the consent Of the United
States government to the abolition Of
privateering, is not likely to be sue
cessful.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04

WHAT'S GOT INTO The BANDS?-
The Brass Bands of this State appear
to be simultaneously afflicted by trou-
bles, and their notes Of woe are every
where sounding.
Not long since the San Juan Band
brought suit to recover $50 for their
patriotic strains on the 9TH July; then
the Placerville Band "toots its horn"
through the press because somebody
had said they were all mudsills-as if
the public cared whether they were
mud-silly or any other kind of silly!
and now we learn from the Folsom
Dispatch that the Band in that place
are dissatisfied with the manner in
which the money collected for the 9Th
July celebration was appropriated.
These sons of melody should give
us less discord and more harmony
Although we do not fully comprehend
the tenor of their disputes, 1T would
seem they intend to rub out old scores.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04
FOR RENT.

TEyHE undersigned offers for rent his RANCH, with
i'll a large and commodious Frame Building, and Bow
ling Aley also the necessary outbuldngs attached,
and 100 Acres of Land-the greatest portion
being splendid farming land The House is eligibly
CITY via French Corral Birchvle, Sweetland, North
San JUAN Sebastopol &cis in the immediate vicinity
of large and rich mining district and is well calcutta
ted for HOTEL Trading Post Hospital or Bath House.
1t being supplied with water from nevertang springs
the water can be carried amy portion of the build
ing Said Building is adjacent to North san JUAN ana
half mile northeast of the town of Sebastopol.
The whole or any portion of the above property viii
be rented at low price, be bought at the very
lowest rate for cash time.
Apply to PAUL BALCHEN.
March 5th 1853 16tf Halfway House.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04

HUDSON BAY CoMpANY.-A very
important debate took place in the
English Parliament on the Goth of
July, on the subject of the renewal
of the Hudson Bay Company's char
ter. Mr.. Roebuck said that the
charter ought not to be renewed; that
the legal validity of the exclusive
rights claimed by the Company under
their charter ought at once to be de-
termined by process of law, and that
so much of the Territory hitherto held
by the company as may be needed
for the purpose of colonization ought
without delay to be resumed BY the
Government; he asserted that.he had
in view the building up in British
North America of great English lines
Of settlement from the Atlantic to the
Pacific Oceans, which would act as
colonial counterpoise to the immense
and "overshadowing" national terrific
rial power of the United States
The Cabinet ministers assumed in
some measure the same tone; Sir Ed
ward Bulwer Lytton stating that it
was the desire Of the Government to
make powerful military and naval sta
tons at Vancouver Island, and to own
and control commercial "viaduct"
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, into
which the immense trade of China
and other Eastern countries would
fall.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04

RECEIPTS OF THE FAIR.-The ag-
gregate reccitps of the late State Fair,
including the moneys taken at the
Race Track, Cattle Show and Ball,
on Friday evening, will foot up in the
neighborhood of $25, 900. This will
not only be sufficient to defray all the
expenses Of the exhibition, but will
leave handsome surplus in the hands
of the Society. The amount of ex-
ira plate left over from departments
in which there was no representation,
and other sources, is worth about 3d.
900; besides books and other proper-
ties. The receipts for the Society's
ball was $2,000.-Union.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sam. A

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sam. Ab-
hey, our obliging local expressman,
has been profuse in his nowspaporial
and periodical favors.
We are obliged to George Welch,
of Nevada, for a timely budget of
Atlantic papers and to Seely and
Dornin for daily favors.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04

j. w. SULLIVAN, the famous San
Francisco Ncwsman, expressed the
Atlantic papers from that city overland
to Sacramento, by way of Vallejo, on
the arrival of the Golden Age.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04

IMPORTANT SUIT.-P. Della Tore,
U. S. District Attorney under instruc-
tons from Washington, filed a bill
Aug. 30th, in the United States Cir
cult Court against John Parrott, Boil
ten, Barron & CO., and H. w. Halleck,
who have now in their possession,
working same, the New Almaden
mines, praying for the appointment of
a receiver, for an injunction, etc.
The United States allege the grant
to Castillero, under whom defendants
hold it, is forgery, and that the en-
tire mines, worth $4,000, 900, is the
property of the United States. The
profits realized by the defendants, it
is alleged, amount to $8,000,000, and
they are required to give an account
of all their transactions. The suit is
considered by far the most important
ever commenced In California, if not
in the United States Of America.
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"0h wad some power the giftie gle us,
IN see fliLrseIrcs rs ifLerS see lksf3

Burns wrote these lines before Da>
gucrre was bern, and Of course did
not know friend Dornin, who realizes
fhe poets wish, enabling US to see
ourselves as others see US, and vice
versa, at all times.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04

HUTcHING's MAGAzINE.-We are
indebted to Sam. Abbey for the Sep
TENDER number of this periodical,
which is great improvement upon
some of its predecessors.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04
Thomas New Bridge at Linda

-EAMSTERS and others, travelling to and
from Marysville will consult their own interest by
bearing in mind that Bridge at Linda crossing tho
Yuba IS the most eligible route The Bridge is one OF
the best in the State and the roads leading 70 IL IN
calant condition IT is the nearest route Marysye
from all portions ofNeyada, Yuba Sierra and adjoining
counties. L.. W. IHOMAc.
linda NAV OF 1883 % If
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04
n3P On Monday last Constable

BWe On Monday last Constable
Low arrested ". c. Monroe charged
with the late assault upon Miles Ma
lone, at Montezuma; and on Tuesday
he was examined before Justice } ohm
son, 0. P. Stidger being counsel for
the People, and Geo. S. Hupp, of
Nevada, for the accused.
Mr.. Monroe was bound over III the
sum of $1,000, to appear and an
swer to the charge of an assault with
a deadly weapon with intent to COM
NIT great bodily injury.
Malone was understood to be at the
point of death on Monday night, but
is now again improving.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04

B9FOn last Wednesday night two
men known by the names of AL. Nc
Mullen and John Walsh, had dis
pute at Cherokee, concerning sum
of money which Walsh claimed from
McMullen on account, 1T is said, of
some horse racing bet in which they
were partners. McMullen denied ow-
ing Walsh and the latter, Selling him
by the throat, made sundry threaten
ing demonstrations, drawing knife
of some sort, until McMullen was
greatly intimidated, and paid the am
cunt claimed by borrowing it from a
bystander.
He subsequently complained against
Walsh, who was arrested late that
night by Constable Low, who was OBJ
liged to break into house where
Walsh was found, the inhabitants re-
fusing him peaceable possession. On
Thursday the matter was examined
before Justice Farquhar, and after the
usual amount of legal quibbling and
sparring on the partof Counsel, w alsh
was bound over to answer to the
charge of robbery.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04

"a Mr.. Antrim's new Photogra-
phic rooms next to the Sierra Nevada
Hotel are now completed, and he is
ready to take pictures of all sorts.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04

OFFICIAL ASSAY OF FRASER RIV-
Err GoLD.-John J. Cisco, United
States Treasurer at New York, writes
that two samples of Fraser river gold
have been assayed at his Office, with
the following results; No. l gold,
916-10O0-silver, 100000; No. 2
gold, 8473-1O00-silver, 144-1O0o.
1t is also ascertained that the further
you go north for gold the more silver
it will be found to contain.-Unaon.
nwRarey's whole system Of horse
tanning is published with illustrations
in the N. Y. Tribune which came by
the last steamer. The following ex-
tract from one Of our exchanges will
show how his secret transpired:
Rarey's career has unexpectedly
been stopped. He had cleared som e
$4,000 to 100000 by his horse
tanning secret, when suddenly Rout-
ledge, the cheap publisher, got hold
of a pamphlet published by the horses
tanner: and the subscribers, who had
bound themselves not to divulge the
secret under penalaty Of $500, be~
came furious, and Mr.. Rarey had to
release them from their pledges in a
letter to the Times. In this letter
he states that the pamphlet in ques-
ton is one he published in Ohio some
years since, when his system was no,
nerfect. and that more will be learned
from his practical lessons in one hour
than from the book in lifetime.
The hydraulic press., 1858-09-04
GEORGE KRAEMER,
TO CREDITORs.--.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
IL James Thomas, deceased. Notice is hereby given
by the undersigned Executor of the above named Es-
tate to the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against the estate of the said James Thomas deceased
to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers with
in ten months from the first publication of this notice
to the undersigned at his store in North San JUAN
July 81, 1858.
JOSEPH THOMAS, Executor
3St101 of the Estate of Jas. Thomas, deceased.