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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

MANUFACTURE OF AMBER.One Of the most
beautiful AS well as least understood arts, is
that in which amber forms the material which
is worked. The Prussian government Is said
to draw all annual revenue of 1900 dollars
from amber. A good piece of pound weight
brings fifty dollars. A mass. weighing thirteen
pounds, was picked up some time since in Prus-
sia for which $5 900 were offered, and which.
in Constaniinople, would have brought from
$50 900 to S40.0U0. AT one time 1t was Gus
tomary to bake the Opaque pieces of amber in
sand. at gentle heat, for several hours. in or
der to make it transparent. or to digest in hot
rapeseed oil, with the same view. When am
Der is TO be worked into trinkets. it is first split
on a leaden plate at lathe, and then smoothed
into shape on a swedish whetstone. Ii is pol
ished on a lathe with chalk and water. or vege-
table oil. and finished by friction with flannel
In these processes the amber ia apt to become
highly electrical, very hot and even to fly into
fragments Hence the artist works the pieces
time about. so as to keep them cool and feebly
excited The operators are often seized with
nervous tremOrs in their wrists and arms from
the electricity. Solid specimens of amber. rep
resented to have been altogether fused by q
particular application Of heat, are now shown
in the royal cabinet Of Dresden.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

A YOUNG LADY SCARED INTO MARRIAGE.-We
find the following account of very extraordi
nary affair. alleged recently TO have happened
in Kemper county, Miss, in the last number Of
the Philadelphia (Neshoba CO.. Bulletin:
While Mr.. Duhcan Mclaurin, living two miles
northwest of DeKaib, was in Alabama, Mr..
Everett Roberts aud his wife, Rigsby, his over
seer, and two or three other persons, in compa-
ny with carpenter in the employ Of Roberts,
by the name of Newson, went to the residence
OF Mr.. McLaurin for the purpose OF getting his
daughter to marry Newson. Roberts and his
wife went into the house, and not finding the
girl. RS wife went into the kitchen where the
girl was, aud talked with her some time, trying
to induce her to marry Newson; but the girl
replied that she knew very little OF the man.
aud had never agreed TO marry him. When X Is
wife came back into the house, the girls mother
asked them what was the matter? There reply
was that it was none OF her business. They all
left, and that night portion Of the same crowd
| (Rgsby along) went back TO the house, aud not
hnding the glrl at home, asked little boy
where she was, aud he told them that she was
at Mr. Moss, "a near neighbor,) $50 they left
and went To Moss. One OF their company went
into the house and insisted upon the girls mar
rylng Newson. but 10 10 purpose whereupon,
! Newson went in and asked 10 see the girl PRIV
attly. aud the girls sister, who was with her,
| said she iuteuded To hear every word that was
said. Neweon told her that be had already
taken out the license, and that If she did not
marry him, botn would DC disgraced; aud after
mdcn tOrInentIng aud exciting her. she went to
Roberts house AID was married 10 BIN.
When MIR. McLaurn returned home, Roberts
sent him note by Rigsby, aud McLaurln told
him that if be or RIgsGy wished to have any
communication with him, that they must send
1t through RS son or negros-that he would
not have anything to do with them. The next
morning Rlgsby appeared again, and McLaurln
told him the same. The third morning he made
his appearance, and was ordered out OF the
house, but would not go, and gave Mr.. aud Mrs.
AcLa rin the lie, rising from his seat and run
nug bis hand into his pocket, and commenced
taking it out and tbereupUn Mr. McLaurin
pulled down his gun and shot him through, say
ing at the time that no man should give bis
wife the lie. When the jury Of inquest examin-
ed the pockets Of Rigsby, the Sheriff took from
his pocket an open knift,
! We received the above statement from very
reliable citizen of our county, who was over in
Kemper ct the time OF the occurrence.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

Cutting A MANS HEAD OFF-Ben. Jackson, q
merchant residing at High Hill. Georgia, moi
long since committed some indiscretion toward
the daughter of planter. The injured father
called upon the merchant for satisfaction. This
was declined, when the eDraged father caught
Jackson in his own store by the hair Of his head
drew him across the counter. and with huge
knife severed his head from his body. The old
man was arrested, tried ard acquitted The
ground of his discharge was that the murder
was committed ia self-defense.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

A "RoYAL" TYPo-According to an ancient
usage in Prussia, all the Princes Of the royal
family must learn trade. 1t is stated that the
Prince Frederick william, just married to the
Princess Royal of England, learned the trade
of q compositor in the printing Office OF Mr..
Hauel, at Berlin.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28
IT'S TR Y.

GzA nR. A. CHAPMAN Dentist calls particular
tfTFSHb attention 10 his Tooth Anodyne, which,
when applied will stop the tooth-ache in Eve mntes and
eectually destroy the nerve, leaving ii in fit condition
be filled without causing pain where it would otherwise
have to be extracted
All Dental operations performed in a neat and subsan-
tia manner and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
CTrICE-In Kidd Knox Brick Building. Pine and
Broad streets Nevada where he intends to remain per
manently.
October 14th, 1S56-2-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

Our ARrsTocRAcY.-Some one speaking OF
our aristocracy, says the Norfolk Argus, calls it
the cod-fsh aristocracy Of Norfolk Our aris-
tocracy is composed of different elements. We
have the hog-fsh aristoc'acy, those born and
raised in this section the catfish aristocracy,
from other parts of Virginia; the shad-hsh arIs-
tocracy. from North Carolina and the Goldfish
aristoracy from the north. Hereafter, when in
dividuals speak or write of our aristecraoy,
thew will please remember this.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28
EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE,
LIVERY s. SALE STABLE.


~ J. A. LANCASTER, FORMERLY OF THE
Z"& Metropolis Stable. would inform his friends
SS and the public generally, that he has added
AlL4- extensively to his already Large and Ele-
CANT establishment of Horses Buggies Saddles Harness.
&c &c.-and is now prepared TO furnish ine turn
outs as can be fonnd in the State.
Well trained feet and easy Saddle Horses, we'll equipped
for ladies Gentlemen will be ready at all times.
long experience in the business and earnest desire
to retain the confidence of his friends leads him to be-
lieve he win be able to give general satisfaction.
PnrtIc uInr attention paid to Horses OH Livery
Carriages always readiness with careful drivers for the
of Balls Parties &c. &c.
The quality of my stock will permit me to say that those
seeking pleasure engaged business would do well to
give cali J. A. LANCASTER
Nevada Aug 20 1s56.-4G-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

Our OF PLAcE.-We notice, says Honolula
paper, among the importations per Eliza d Ella
is Boston ice house, completely fitted with all
the requisites for the storage of ice, and ready
to put up. Also in the same lot an ice cart,
such as are seen any summer day in the cities
of the Eastern States. They are for sale, we
learn, and the only thing purchaser would
require to enable him at once to commence The
business is--a supp1y Of ioe7
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28
NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE

IN AND AFTER JANUARY l, 1856, the above Line will
" run follows
leaving the Office at the National Exchange Nevada at
O'Clock A. NJ passing by Mountain Spring House Morgans,
Cold Spring, White Cloud, Gold Hill and Alpha arriving
at Washington by one O'Clock in the afternoon.
1t is the nearest and best Route to Washington, Omega
Scotchman's Creek Poor Mans Creek. and Eureka.
Returning Stages will leave the south Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning nine o'clock, and arrive at
Nevada by one O'Clock P. NJ connecting with the Cali
forna Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Marys
vile and Shasta.
ofhee-South Yuba Hotel, Washington.
A. S. OIlN, Proprietor.
W. s. McRoBERTs, Agent Nevada. tSi-n
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

ANOTHER NEW PARTY.-A meeting was held
at Parksville, Mo. The meeting was large
one and the following resolutions were passed
We hereby organize new party to be called
the Union party. We are opposed to and VIII
discountenance all efforts to array the citizens
of this Union against each other upon sectional
or geographical issues. We oppose Abolition
ism. border rufHanism, and every other fsnatl-
cism which has tendency to infringe the right
of others
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28
only people don't like to acknowledge it.
The pleasure is rs great
In heinp cheated as TO c.

CAPTURE OF SEA MoNsTER.-Wc translate
the following from the Courier des Etats Ont', Of
March 9th The statement is signed by one oil
the officers of the ship Pekin:
On the 23d of December, the sea being calm,
we perceived in the water, at the distance oil
half mile, very singular object, of consider
able length. With the telescope we plainly saw
a large head and neck, covered with a kind oi
long bristly manc which, from time to time
showed itself above the water. Every one de-
clared that we had before our eyes the great
sea serpent. Deciding to examine the animal
more closely, ordered boat TO be lowered
The first officer and four sailors got into 1t, car
rying with them in case Of necessity, thin ions
cord. followed them with look of anxiety
and soon remarked that the animal did not por
ceive their approach. When the boat had ar
rived near the head OF the monster. my mel
exhibited some hesitation; soon, however, l saw
them make maneuver with the rope; the ser
pent at that moment raised his head above The
water and extended il to its full length. After
wards, the boat having started in the direction
Of the ship, l noticed, with pleasure, that oul
men had him in tow In about half an hour
the boat arrived near the vessel. A pully was
at once fastened to the yard and the ANIMAL was
raised to the deck. He appeared singulary
supple and flexible for his size, yet the scales
nineteen inches long, which covered him com
pletely, bore great resemblance to the skin OF
a serpent which we remembered to have seen
before, but which was only sea plant. Its
numerous knots gave the appearance OF hairy
head and the movement OF the water gave II
1 the appearance Of life. which had so much as
! tonished MS. The counterfeit monster measured
twenty feet in length and four inches in diane
ter. In the course of a few days it was complete
| ly dissectod and the dsagreeable oder which !
spread around obliged us 10 cast it overheard
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.

NHE STAGES of this Company will leave their Office, at
i the ''National Exchange, I" Nevada as follows:
FOR SACRAMENTO
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock A. NJ, and arriving at Sac
mento in time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco
Also at O'Clock A. NJ, running via Auburn, Ac-
commodation Line to Sacramento
FOR MARYsvILLE
Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven
O'Clock, A. NJ passing through Grass Valley, Rough
Ready. Empire Ranch, and Long Bar and arriving in Ma
rysvile at O'Clock p. N.
FOR FOREST CITY, DowNIKvILLE, PATTERSON, woISETs,
AooRE's. ORLEANS FLATS.
Leaves every morning at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
JAMES HAwoRTH,
Prest c. s Co.
W. S. NoRoBERTs Agent Nevada. tf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

ANTS
From their holes come OF;
And MIcE and RATS
Gsyy stip about.
BrDBUGs bite
You in the night,
A ON the bed you suniber,
And issECTs crawl.
1nro' chamber and nall
In squads without number
-cOsTAR'sp Rat. Roach, kc., ExTERMINAToR,
-SosTzRs" EIEcirRIc POWDER 70, Ants, Insects,
THE ONLY nrALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
"COSTARS' DEPOT No 38a Broadway, ". y
Lecture on the Atlantic Telegraph by the " His
torisn of the Enterprise"
Mr. CYRUS W. FIELD PETER COOPER, and the various
s6esrs Of the Expedition will be present.
Mr. JOHN MULLALY will deliver lecture upon THE
NJ ss Broadwar on fHjRSDAY EVENING sept o. a:
eSshot in accordance with ne following invitation; ~
JcN MuLLALY, ESQ:
Dear Sir The which has been awakened throushoot
srurhic able that full and authentic history Of hat
great enterprise should be furnished the public by com
p@,s mt person connected with the expedition
The your having been board the Niagara from the
she fret set ,si from this port until after her grand achieve
hi ehroncer Of event connected with the great work
asgnstes you the man 10 ssy the nqnnns mna o the
We the undersgned your friends and fellow citizens beev
i,s competent than yourself 10 inform the
pbhc upon this ownng effort Of human and genius
kopc that will yield request TO 70 och as may
b. in the Transatlantic Telegraph at DR. Chapn'
Church in Broadway evening suitable TO
venienoc between the LIST and 18th Of September next Very
respectfully your Obedient servants,
Daniel r. Ti.msnn, Archbishop Hughes, ID. D.,
James 7. Brady, August Belmont,
Peter Cooper Homer Franklin,
r w Strong stephen CambreliDg
Wilson g. Hunt, Benz H. Field
John H. Brewer & Co., VIM. +. Havemsyer,
james Il. kiIteT, Ethan Allen,
lanes NJ Gross T. ID. Morgan
(asrks H. Marshall, George Peckhsun,
4, Hall J. Mortimer Hall
Pehtish PERT, Marshall LehertA - .
Tst.ts Is To be had the bookstore Of JAMES u.
KIRKER 571 Broadway, al the principal Hotels Music
Broadway and az the door the evening
o6 the Lecture Doors open AZ 2 O'Clock
Rmierant Intelligence Ofico ,tnd Labor Ex-
ekapke has Nsen removed iroI M. Canalst b. No Sl
Norust (lae Anthonystl ivw west Of bQDsiway
No kes charged. JAMES r. FA3AN, SupenntsfeDt
Oscar v. Dayton a. Co., Sole Propretos for the United
Dlaiss Of DI. X. ANGUS SMITHS DlSlNFECTlNG POW
DERS Sold In Of two pounds az only % cents also
- Of pounds by the tun Depot No l67 Broadway
Orders by mail filed. For sale by Druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

.COSTARSp Rat Roach, se., EXTERN INATOR,
-COSrAR'S' Hodbus EXTERaI NATOR
-COsTAR's" ELECTRIC POWDER, for Ants, Insect
etc,
ONLY IsFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN.
"COSTAK'S" DEPOT No. 333 Broadway, " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Go farmers and Others.

NEW ROCHELLE or LAWTON BLACk-
Bkkf-Woraer-u sssos-s ~ frui.send for Fam
Rhlet nyinE fun details Price Sin go.,ss. An Ps
PLANTS for sole. DREW PRENCh,
No IS BarcAy-,., New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
NOTICES OLE TIE PRESS.

Mr Roe one the successful Of American wIiter
He has originality thought and OF invention"
London Critic.
M Roe evidently knows how to touch the heart string
he hand. At
another
ble nerve Is in full exercise ~ Y Christian lnteisence
Roe. author of A Long Lcok Ahead, and The Star
and Cloud fiction writer whose works may be safely
commended He need he compared With Scott, with
Ccop.r with with Dickens; but in the charm Of
simplicity and nausne and in he ranks far far above
the abbe Of novel writers and II make such
conclusion from the of his which have read be
has not published line which dying be would wish 10
blot - ~. V Independent.
1t not impossible that this authors rather peculiar novels
NAV vet become school by themselves, which will find m
tstors They unique fun of human nature and what
nrkabe in writer each be improvement
ppon The previous one" Boston Daily Traveller.
DERBY JACKSON, Publishers,
No. llg Sassau-st., n. Y.
Comic. sent by mail postage paid receipt Of price
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
4 NEW VOLUME by Fresh and Charming
IA Writer, ready and for sale at the Bookstores:
TRUE TO THE LAST;
ALONE ON A WIDE, WIDE SEA.
By A. = ROE.

One eat limo. Volume, 81 25
There the present day who exce this charm
ing the natural and home simplicity Of his style
interest aud truthnes Of his narrative. In
thousands Of families and Sabbath Schools bis books read
and reead with everDcreasng delight The young and old
and alike fascinated by his Hogarth
not surely touches life with his wizard spell 1t is trans
fixed and permanent. Like Goldsm's Vicar of Wakefield
should BE- placed upon the shelf to show what Amer
and manners reveal just a that simple tale tells OF
from English institutions lie American truly
and heartily; American thought and feeling American
tone language His books will live graphic pictures of
the times he deneses Rather OF the old school in Church and
social privileges he il sufficiently universal TO make his denea
tion national There about him compscency, swhoe-o
fertility Of h0peuless glow and
persistsncy wholly Yankee. Rival editions Of all his books
have Published in England edited by the Rev. DR. Taylor
have already reached the sale Of o
volumes.
The following by the author for sale in uniform
binding
VVE BEEN THINKING; Or, THs SECRET
TO LOVE AND TO BIZ LOVED; Or, STRIVE AND
-
LONG LOOK AHEAD: Or, The FIRST STROKE AND
THE STAR AND THE CLOUD; Or, DAuGBTEg's
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
VNHE best Advertising Medium in Kansas is


Il THE LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN, large. sby-con-
Quoted uncompromsus and progressive FreeSae newspaper
cTn;es nsyey in al parts OF the Territory as wei as
the generally thus afOrdng unusual induce
eut, to Advertisers Merchants Mschinss Engine
Manufacturers Agricultural Implements Psp-Id-aeT Rail
and Insurance Companes Book Publishers. in short
dealers all kinds desirous Of fore.sns he immense and
randy increasing this the West will
their Interests by advertising in THE REPUBLICAN.
AptiSaVey Of AL parties wishing in Kar
sathe fearless and able advocacy Of the At Of al % life
liberty and the pursuit Of happiness should subscribe o; THE
REPUBLICAN,
Terms - per annuIn In advance Address
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4 AppRENrIcEs,IIRRARY. No. DE BROAD

4 ffhENll,ES LlbhAki, NO a. p"Vh'
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other vouus prrsonsi. invited 20 tlis inssnton Na
from % so'ccck h 'Ae Library = g 'n'isy
CI,n IN The furnoon The krecns Rooms A." N~ up
pi,a With Ire most P0pGA Massu. Review. Pe'cfs.- ard
Newpar, oi the day and during he many new "efs'
have teen sdded.
To Arrrru.ices = Nchanir youn; r~-scns srrcyed
q. such, ~ : charge.
= Joururyrcn Me-hsnic T,ahefs s,ieu,s in Ccl"ses c.
Academic young persons in %" onr- 81 lawyer Phy-t sns
Ar-i,r. Sc. arr required p pay = QFryfar
8 Ne, hauics Tra4esasu A.'s, a., IN business On ih'
accousi, required ~ PAN - pr yea
ACADEMY of MUSIC PATRoNS-four com-
T,r-,tt., bv u.-s GARDENERS PARTISAN PiMPLE Dh-
sTROYFR GARDNER a 60, Prorfistors,
NJ. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
ATLANTIC CABLE
q

~ IN / r \ T. \ To OADI@T.--
N BALL, BLACK x Co,
No ,f1 Broadway,
take pleasure IN nfons their friends and the ree ihs; hey
have secured ssuihci-nt quantity of he
ATLANTIC CABLE
10 supply al demands. and in order that REEVE
Souvenir of this tn. remarkable Of IA. and
that shall b, cumbersons have mounted ap 20 b
worn a. Charms or Wstch-keys.
In Brass for Is cents each.
In Silver Tor ~ cents each.
In Gold for from <l ~ 20 ~ each
W. surpos. the reputation Of house all the guaranty
needed that this Gable IL the ycuabc from
board the Niagara In addition 20 that however,
documents place the gcnun.ness beyond question
New.lork, August ~ 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
NEW YORK, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER g.,
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6pseial Notices.

.Death 10 Hil ycrmin.V
In SrPTENBEE,
ANTS and ROlCHcs
From their holes come OF;
And MIoE and RATS,
In spite Of cats,
Gsyly skip about.
BsDBUGs bite
You in the night,
A. On the bed you slumber,
And issECTs crawl.
1nrO' chamber and nail.
In squads without number.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

NEW MUSIC" Kind Words can never Die. "
IN due: chorus price - cents; The Angels told
chorus IS; Oh give back my Mountain Home
auaretic 25: Grave =. Roabe" with chorus, p;
Nohes Prayer" song 25 MY Lost Carries Grave ballad
25; The Empire" Reehs Quadrilles; S. Les Lancsrs
Cusdrines. IS Swinging Schosoh" with beautiful yignee
Of three children in swing Sj Palace Garden" bird polka
a. All of which recommended Mailed free. Puhhed by
HORACE WATERS, Aren't. No. SSl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
60 h)hcm ii man Gontsrn.

Any GENTLEMAN having seen the asssrl;
Y "a Arrest mad. b Mt.opolt!n Fohee Os'sf on
= .--, - ,h- CORNER g Rrla1~eV and CaaaI Cn
~ S.gts Der d1rns ,Ae Pssns 81 ~ prre-',on '.
r...i T. leave his AZ No >oaia " imam - h"9
= - Il -. n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
CPRINGFIELDHORS ORSEFAIR-AtA AUCTION.

&FhIN'Ir IELDHU SEFAIK-At ~ fVN.
- An ANDALUSTAS JACK Isl hands hiTh, imported is
Fsl tom Malaga spain. This MAGNIFICENT ANNA W" De st
hhsc a; the nEfed Fair Hsmpden Park on the Iitn
h 18th ard 18th ~ september and od 20 th- nxnes bidder
on =. l1.h at a. ?. r gst previously ci'po'c OF Pr
ys,e The attention ol br-etrrsl, particularly Ara - th
sale ait affords rare opportunity OF fe,'ns A's'
Jscb q: low figure Of he b~s. male e~,i o breed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

MASONIC BOOKS EXTRAORDINARY
vi Catalogue Of Books Ere. Masonry 81 2j; Alyn'-
Ritual SIS Jachiu ana Boaz ~ 81; Msrksy's Book Of the
Chapter 81 Keystone 70 ID. Masonic Arch Abbr B-r
nii History of Jacobnis vols SO Bv remns the price,
will be by mail postpaid, any address in the
United States. w. GOWANS, No S. Centres,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

~ yHtI ADVERTISING sid 81 BSC CRlPIloS AOtNt /,
n -, Ns..sr., tu.Nt door the Nassau bans rre~t
ss,.s,ic aesn. tr the b,sines. coH uGni'y o es's %
sd,er,rr,, ~ .grl and Inverted ~ the nio.i ~sis
,ss new .rrr, hrrs shou, .Ae Uute Stairs SSiaA -
ugr. nd Fr7 a. ,bs pub.hcss' loves; ra;es Papers e4
N. sNeui.sf'or
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

A SINGULAR PEsr.LEEcE.-York, Penn.
sylvania. a populous and beautiful town, is
at present scourased by singular pestilence
which the medical men called Psora, and
which is carrying off, in a very few hours, all
whom it attacks. The usual specific, sui
phur, has proved, in the present instance
entirely ineficacious. The utmost cons;-r-
nation reigns in the town, and the inhabi-
tants are leaving in crowds BY every altsna-
bic conveyance. Some Of the most public
spirited and devoted citizens, however, re.
main. and are unremitting in their attention
to all who need assistance. If the present
panic continues, in few days there will not
be left in the town sufficient number o.:
living to bury the dead. This sudden ir-
ruptiou Of restileues is unacceptable, TO
cases Of tbs disease were known till Thurs
day evening, when a number of persons, a
moment before in perfect health wer. noticed
to labor under tho usual terrible mptoms,
and III spite OF eqery conceivable remedy
fell victims to the awful scourgo.