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Nevada national., 1859-07-23

Is 10 more nor less than what its name imviie- each
dose Of one table spoonful contain FIVE grains OF
Iodide OF Putass We defy competlionn in tif>aFticls
as our arrangements such that We get sara
rariln Root direct from Honduras aud our Iodiie ot
Pa;ass direct from England. in large quantities con
sequenily we believe the only firm who eau
furnish the same sr;cie at 81 per bottle II can be
sold by all respectable druggists at the above price
BE careful and get the genuine ariicle--use none
other. and IRON past experience veil assured
that II will give perfect satisfaction 90 every person
who may use it--packed in one and two dozen eases
ready TO ship 10 any part Of the country Druggist
viii lind il 10 their advantage tos II this Sarsaparl
Ia in preference to all others.
r. HALL K co. Proprietors
l43 aud ii5 Clay Street, below Montgomery
o7-Iy San Francisco.
WV. Lou1ZESHEIsER. Agent, Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

State OF California, County Of Nevada. IS.
District Court OF the l4th Judicial District
of Said State
The People of The State Of California,
To ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON. Grectirg---l lou are
hereby sum noned TO apn=ar AMI answer 10 tie com
ul,inf Of FRANCES JANE ROHkisfrON, resident OF
saih count~ and state nled against you, within ten
avs from ne service Of this writ, Il served on you
In this County within twenty days IL served on you
within this District, and out cf this County, and
within forty days II served you ia the state and
ont Of the District. In action commenced on the
thirtieth fav uf June. A. ID. 1899, IN said Court,
wherein said Plaintifi demands against you Eifofee
from the Bouds Of katrimony, together with such
other and further relief rs may accord with law and
equity. .... =, -. 81, a.
answer said Complaint as herein directed Plaintiff
will take Judgment against you therefor BY default,
orether with all costs OF suit aud also demand OF
lie Court such other reliefas Is prayed for In Plain
tirs said complaint. -,
thss District Court aforesaid, do heIeunio sci a.
hand and impress the Seal Of aaid Court, at Once
at OfHee. In the City Of Nevada, tnts S0th Gay OF
Jnne A. o.. 1859, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, tlerk.
FER Joseph ID. Roberts, Jr Deputy.
r, oraer of Niles Searls District Judge, in and for
A True Copy-Attest Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk D.
Per Jos Roberts, Jr Deputy
CT eu,,h, i,,x for plta ~ 9m
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
Valuable Property
FOR SALE

Mr william Hobby otIsgs 20 sell, oa the most reas
enable terms the
WESTERN HOTEL,
WITH tha F1sGls4gc, Gc situated On tair Street
Grass Valley.
This stand is veil tnown. and g now frin-a Enc
business Tie huuse has rccenfiY been Thoroughly
rented and IA one OF The best Hotel s.anas IL
Grass Valley. s5tf
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
II 3 B1O @ gRAP 2 & z .

The sahscnbsr fakes this nsi'iof 9f informing
the ciiizeus af Nevada Caaniy tat De las fe'hiiel
his rooms. anil nos ne ared tn t-se a -ina- n
pirtures known TO the lssio-nllic Ar. uA 1as-
sed in the world. and De has marie rreeial WfAn- -
men far qerslns coming from distant parts q Tie
Country. nui s,uli saw 10 an such that. p-nviiei
perfect satisfaction g. unt given. he viii uo nnr not
charge iur work, but VIII pay them io. t4e t,Iec
and trouble n caiiir-.
These arrangements In re been made ~ view II the
fact that the Country l. leoca wilii uus.ial ole-
rators. uhost Wogi Is not only Ugltinr IN chemical
effect. and everything that constitutes good picture
but owing To te Improper Of tue chemicals
ployed. they are ren erred perishabe and worthless.
To avoid the imro-itinns pacticel, tire c.ilens OF
this and the adjoining counties most rcnccifa-
J. invited 20 eal oa him at h Rloms In Grass Val
Icy. where he viii bo be found ready Ht ali times.
and ia all linls 81 weather 10 ta&e lcrres ia She
best style by al Tie fafi,rs proce'ses loa Known.
some n4 which are as faiiuws.
Ambroiypes. Melainotypes. Paneotypes,
Photographs, Stereoscopic Pictures. DC.
s2-H T. d. WOOD
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

When any one complains, as Diogenes. did
bat he has TO hunt the streets with candles
noon day to find an honest man, we re
lt to think that his nearest neighbor would
ave quite as much difficulty as himself IN
.aking the discovery.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

A cubic ZACH of gold is worth one hundred
d fortysix dollars; cubic foot, two hin-
ed and fisty-two thousand. two hundred
d eighty eight dollars; cubic yard, six
llions eight hundred and ssveniy-six dol
lrs. The quantity Of gold now in existence
is estimated to be three thousand millions Of
dollars, which, welded into one mass, could
bs contained In a cube Of twenty three feet.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

"AS ILLINOIS IrEM. The violence OF the
.te tornado in Illinois may be inferred from
story that is told OF pair Of yoke cattle.
hich were securely fastened to a white oak
imp When the storm passed by. the head.
rms and yoke were found attached to the
ump, but the remainder had I" gone up"
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
SUMMONS.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, ! JUSTICES COURT.
County OF Nevada. S. W. y. Cia.p
sownship of Grass Valley Justice Of ths f.aeo.
rTIE People OF the State OF California, 10 FE.rR
i MARTIN, GREETING -
You are hereby summoned 70 appear before me.
Al ny once. In said Township. Oh ,fouday the
25th day Of July. 1859, 10 o'clock, A. N.. to an
sver 10 the complaint Of DOISkY ROLAND, who
semznds u You the Of Eighty three dollars aud
kaety-two cents per copy OF complaint now on
ole !. my Office when Judgment viii be taken against
Jou 70. the said amount. together With costs and
Gan ages,a yoa fail to appear and answer.
10 the shetd any C0nstabls Of said County
sseting :Naks legal service aud due return hereof
Given under my hand, this I'D day Df april, A.
lssp W b. CLAPP,
~ sal Jasties Of the Peace Of said Ccuu'y
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

"Mr. Jones, have you got match y
les. match for the devil there she stands.
eading doughfn Mr.. Jones rushed out OF
e house, pursued by red-headed lady
d cisiern pole.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

A prisoner In Missouri, Joha Leham was.
.eently sentenced to State prison FoR LiFE,
rape. aud afterwards an ADpfTIosAL ei ght
ears for horse-stealing
That fellow has dead thing on the horse
/, ealing.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
es-A CAnD.--sl j. wen known

IN = u II I'LL = NtIf knHWH
fact amnag the medical men. thrt there has ione
been wan ei a good aud reliable preparation OF
SAkSAfABifLAn ueaTlf al that are manufactured
IA the East. CONTAIN sFfrfI~. and them even
-sErrgHf although protesting not 90 10 so--cense.
n,iy rr all euianenaG dizerses Sr. they in.
fnufiuas instead ~ beuefsiAl--Any IN lie IRE para
lion we oitr to the public are willing 20 show
the receipt 20 my one--nn matter who--dccfor ~
no doctor eve. man has right 10 know what ts
taking
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
L0 I TERIES.
WcoD, EDDY & CO..
The Lssllizsd Lottery Operators
op THE I-NTrrn c-r ,rrr-,

Ahe L-s@-i-en LVslti! uPtIllUIS
or THE UNITED STATES,
al owners q the Old and Reliable rants from tie
States lelavare and Georgia. late uniert TIE man
necuent of GREGORY MANRY ana sAMUE III.
sWAN $50, hnve made arrangement 20
CAsEz PRIZE TECRETs
N THE CITY o. SAN F8A,,cI. Cu Tie caniiai
prizes offered IN the schemes 81 tie responsible con
cern vary FROM SO eco 10 s10.a10 aad tie rriees
for tickets are-slo foF whole.; IS rf halves and
s-5s ior quarters The official drawing under the
csf titcats oi sworn eommissicuers sill he pui,ii-
shed IN several 81 the most Trnuaai farer- OF ll.i.
state. sni HE % the New York lildii eonta 'ri-
complete list of all of said dFa ving nas ha fosiui
at the aiee ot T. j.. GssssEs, No. es lionf fscrsrrv
street, san Francisco over Freeman & 60 : Ixures
lnclosures for orders In sums Of 5.0anI upwards
may be made hy Express, at tie rst aai exffnce Of
Noui ldly x Co. anl all orders fos Circulars "a, u,r
teular concerning these Lotteries VIII be promptly
responde. to, By addressing
W00n EDDY & CO.,
- sn San Francisco
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
w. S. C.
CLUB HOUSE GIN.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed SOLE AGENTS Tor tie sale Of mis- pTEr
GIN in California and Oregon, are pregsted IN sun.
ply the Trate with on article That la. M FoIrII.
N llils AAl.khI. being the PURE ARTICLE 10 M
finest drinkahie condition AID favor.
This Gin s .sif0RitD DIRECT FROM HOLLAND
By lessrs 81. : CORnIN a co. or New yors ,rha.
have made arrangements with tie late firm of CAN
fhti.. ha1IHsI.s for the sole inn ortaton and ale
in the uniiei states and Canada.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

Ordinarily. Politics. TO The exc'uslo
OF Bellies Lstires, must engross cur limited
pace; yet. for once. we cannot forbear
reaking over our rule, in order TO give
lace to the following production ofa ,alcn-
young LADY, resident Of this town.
Sunset on can Eraaciscs BAY.
BY MISS y aAeuIRE.
Isr- ! an seated BY mi. isrel5 rss
watch the closing 81 aao'hsr day;
low doth my scui in raPtures Of delight
as~ the lass ras ss.ls ma, pass from sisai
ia fancy ever picture scene % -faui
.tha. -hieh meets the ese shsfs noss I s,audf
hiie clothed IN gi-ry sinAA she qua behind
On save whore late It's snghissf beam lis, shinei.
hold the waters OF this mighty isSf -
ss Hear the noife of tiiiows they sweep
zen IN the her ,cns LOOK ss nishts stately Queen
iprroach IL add nss glories to the scene.
Nv willing hs.rt wpuii fcndlJ Hngef here,
where human voice ight never meet my ear
Whore with God alone. might on COMMUNE,
And sink in peace into the qaiei tomb
But duiie., cali me- must soon - gone,
And cave this subject to some aplier one
mast away, where toll and cares await
Ny vocation, in another STATE
Yes, I mus; cave raeifc's genial shore,
To near some u,.r q fri-ndsaip SPOKE once more
Oh wrfi ms peaceful ocean, ca thy breast,
t. meet those friends my heart eth loves the best;
Thy chime is beau'sous and Thy prospects grand
Thy ,kies more lovely than my native land,
Bu: what OF t'iaif--i hear soothing voice
To sometimes bid the shaking heart rejoice
Nov closed IA dAy,-nisi.; sreais her mantle round,
Aaa wraps the earth in solitude profound,-
Kor like myself l--Iifes brightest has passed,
And long, dark shadows in my way are east.
OFT in my fancy will turn 70 thee,
Delightful sunset On this beau;eous se..
Long will my wandering heart the image Keep,
of frs; impressions on Paeihca deep.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
srrltpr s.reams

oft water f-ires; meadows; and the hlra
Tha. nutiers least is longest on the wing.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

A great fortune in the hands Of q fool, ].
q great misfortune.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
MATRIMONIAL NOTICE.

VyTHrE1As my wife Nary Iia,earty. has lc.t my
III eci .ni baari il.i. sto foraid ah f"rscn iar-
boring Or Trusting hor ou my acsosat. al viii pay
n ddhlH runirattel by her VII aA1HtFTl.
Gran valley. Jnly lst, 1859 ., le
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
DIFFERING ENTIRELY

in its character and properties from any
preparation now in ule. Under It's re-
ioring influence, nrength and yigor are
impaired 70 the exhauaed frame, and
perfect health facceeds dilca.e, as Winter
is mccecdel by Spring, and the earth
clothed in verdant beauty under the gen
ial influence Of rcirelhing mowers. It's
operations arc in harmony with nature,
and ii may be administered to persons
Of all ages and every variety of coniii-
.ution with the moa pcrfett fafety.
Prepared and sold by 4. 3. s D SANDS,
Wlolesale druggists. 100 FultLn Street, cor.
of William. New-Yoik.
For sale by DKwITT, KiTrLE & Co., II
Jouxsus & Co, RsDssoros 4 Co., San iran
cisco: RIcE & CogFIS, Aafysvilei Il. n.
NcpoxALD & Co, sscganlei.to; and py
Druggists generally
W. Loutzenheser. Agent, Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
SUMMONS.

State of California, County Of Nevada, ss.
District Court OF The 14th Judicial District
of Said Stale
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
Written for the Smyrna Times.
Resist not Evil"

The law of Retaliation has always found
place in all mere human systems of morality.
Even among the Jews, whose code was founded
upon the stern principles of justice, an eye was
required for an eye and tooth for tooth
They adhered to the teachings of Moses, whose
doctrines were founded upon equity. They
lmbbed the same spirit OF their fathers, and
that spirit was not erasable from their being.
They embodied all the requirements of Moses
law IN their department through life, and en-
tered the spiritual eternity with the nope of q
Orallst. the faith of dOer of the law, and
| Keeping OF the commandments. But the law
| ot forgiveness Is one ofIbe higher developments
of Christianity which was Incucated by our
blessed Saviour IN all his teachings and embO-
died 10 his own example throughout his teres-
lrIal pilgrimage, speaket better things to the
hell deserving wretches of earth. Christ, dis
ca riding alike all seclarIan spirits, all professions
who worked out their own righteousness, all
! whose foundation was the law of ethics, all
churches whose followers wore the externally
of godiIness, the external garb of righteous
ness, spea ks In audible accents, and says "
must be born again" He requires not only o
his followers a perfect submission to all BIZ
Divine precepts, as essential to the enjoymen
of the frultIon of heavens tarnlshed Joys ant
pleasures, but a heart born anew by the Infu
sion of the graces of the Holy Comforler--l
heart which has passed from the Egypt of sil
and unrlgf teOusness through the bitter reds
waters OF repentance, into the Canaan of peac,
aud justification with Jehovah. The JewlsI
religion was one of an external department
looked upon by Christ with contempt--its fol
lowers countenanced by him as generation @
vipers," as workers OF their own salvation.--
. But the holy religion OF our loving Saviou
sweeps away oil melaphysical distinctions, an
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
CORES DEN CE.
IFritten for the Smyrna Times.
Familiar Sketches.

MIR. EDITOR:-ln looking over an old file Of
newspapers, fad that nearly nine years have
"lnpsed smce | essayed to write for The public
press, except. perhaps, one or tws obituaries.
But, for some unaccountable reason, this
morning, feel a desire for scrlbbling; and,
with your PERMISSION. will indulge in familiar
epote to your readers.
The day Is rather gloomy; clouds, thick and
watery, o'er,pr-ad the sky, and the rain falls
fr ely PreSen' prospects indicate lateness Of
iarmlng operations, especially IN our low lands.
Oa-seedng has not yet commenccd. and
much of the ground intended for hat purpose
Is at present under waller Wheat, where not
winter killed, looks well, but the past winter,
was unusually severe on our low.land wheat.
notwithstanding We have bee sappointed
IN every appointment yet made, to commence
blowing. yet we tee assured that seed-tlme and
harvest shall not cease " Aud though Ihls be
Il tit day for ennui, and the ram dcscrnds CO.
plousy upon The already over saturated earth,
we feel cheerful aud not IN 'he lea ST disposed
to yield to dependency. lichange my theme
Our preachers have closed Their term with
us, and will now leave for Conference. They
have labored zeaously, and great revivals Of
religion have crowned their efforts. More per-
sons have been admitted into church member
ship, on Willow Grove circuit, during the two
years last passed than have ever known before
at the same churches during the same period
of time. The last three regular sermons by
our junior preacher, at our church, were :. big
guns" aud would have done credit to older and
more experienced heads. They leave us be-
loved, aud we part with regret, and last, though
not least, on their part IN temporal point of
view, AIN informed, they have received their
entire salaries.
Perhaps had as well introduce our village.
| Willow Grove IS situated about SIX miles west
of Camden. Ii contains a population of about
eighty. There is one NJ. E. church and a com-
modious parsonage; a district schoolhouse. a
post Office and three stores, good iannery, two
boot aud shoe manufacturers, TWO cart and wa.
! g0u, and three blacksmith shops also, one car.
rage shop. The parsonage building is occu-
pied Us residence for our preacher. an Odd
| Fellows hall, and Justice of the Peace's
office. How delightful to see the messengers
Of peace and mercy, the disciples of love aud
charity and the ministers of law and justice
convened under the same roof
Our merchants keep IL good assortment o
goods, sell them cheaply, aud are doing a thriv
ing business. Near by are the "Oak Mills
These are justly celebrated, and their conveni
ence and utility, especially during the dry pc
rod Of the year, Is highly appreciated.
| must close for the present. promising tha
when time and business will allow It, | will
send you other sketches. JUNIUs.
IViIlOw Groue, Del, March Is, 1859.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
Pleasant BreVities.

"A young lady being asked how she
could possibly afford, in these hard times, to
take music lessons, replied that she confined
herself to " the lowest notes"
- Somebody says wife should be like
roasted lamb-tender and nicely dressed
Somebody else wlckedly adds, and "wthout
sauce"
- One of the sex writes, rather spiciIy,
that though few American ladies' live in IDLE
ness, the majority as yet work themselves INTO
early graVes-glvlng the men an opportunity
to try two or three in the course of their ylgo-
rous lives.
- The friends of celebrated wit express.
ed some surprise that, with his age aud fond.
ness for the bottle, he should have thought it
necessary to marry. "a wife was necessary" j"
he said; "my acqualntances began TO say that
drank too much for a single man.
- The art ofgettIng on well with woman
is like violin playng-it depends principally on
the beaung.
"A woman has suggested hat when men
break their hearts, it Is the same as when d
lobster breaks one of his claws, or has it broker
by some one else--another sprouIlng lmmedl
aiely, and growing IN its place.
| 1t is somewhat strange, but neverthe
less it is fact, that men generally are muct
more afra I'd Of women, than women are of men
and fearing to break the ice " is very fruit
ful cause OF old bachelorIsm.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24

speaks with the authority of Divine COM
mand, But say unto you, love your enemies,
bless them that curse you, do good 10 them that
hate, and pray for them that despitefully use
you and persecuie you." And. instead of re.
qulrlng an "eye for an eye and tooth for
tooth," with the Jew, il commands us TO "resist
not evil" but "whosoeVer shall smite thee"
says Christ, "upon thy right cheek, turn to him
the other also and whosoever shall sue thee
at law and take away thy coat give to him thy
cloak Also" Here all cases are met--insult
and ubllquity, fraud and violence yet, in every
Instance, we are not only comma nded 10 pardon,
but to love the offender; and the onIy retalia-
tIon permitted is the sublime one OF returning
good for evil" The Jewish law taught that
the murderer should be in danger of the iudg-
ment, but Christ says, That whos0ever ls an
cry with his brother without cause, shall be
IN danger of the Judgment; and whosoever
shall say thou fool, shall be in danger of hell
fire" Gentle reader can you remember how
oft your soul turns its suppllant gaze TO God
OF mercy, and, yet brood over unforgiven iniu-
RES, cherish IN your hearts feelings of resent
ment and, peradventure, having feelings Of re.
Venge against those who have wronged You l.
In The beautiful ritual of the church, we are ex.
horted, ere we approach the table of the Lord,
to be " In perfect charity with all men;" and if
tins preparatiap be necessary to partake wor-
thliy of the emblems of his dying love, how
much more necessary will it be to our admis
sion into his immediate presence where the
light of holiness beams uncouded, and actions
are weighed IN the unswerving balance Of eter-
nal justice. Resist not evil! o, resist not
EVIL, dear reader! Anon.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
ELECT ARTICL ES.
The Spanish. American Republics Rail
Road Warfare.

The condition of the Spanish American Re.
pubIics is perpetual satire upon free ins'ltu-
tens, and sbundantiy shows that no mere Con-
sIitutions, forms of Government, or pretensons
to freedom, can insure real liberty and prosperl
ty TO country unless her people are lntelli-
gent, virtuous and Industrious, and her :ulers
aOuest and patriotic. Mexico is still rent by
warning factions, and the nation left prey to
snarchy, confusion, and foreign intrigue
Venezula, which has only emerged from one
revolution, seems threatened with another
Paraguay is under the iron rule of 4 dictator,
whose will is as absolute as that Of any Euro
pean monarch. In Peru, quiet, it is true, now
regns, but only because the discontented have
no leader 10 whom they can confide; and in the
meantime, arrests are frequently made of per.
sons charged with conspiracy against the Gov.
ernment. In Bolivia, there is no party now in
arms against the present President, but revo
lulionary correspondence has recently beef
seized, and no one seems TO anticipate a lonl
continuance of tranquility. In Chill, two con
tending parties are now in arms against eacI
other, and their chances for success in tb
strife they they are waging are supposed to b.
eaual.--Press.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24

" They are making efforts in Boston to
establish " Pawner's Bank" to secure the ad-
vanlages arising from an opportunity to obtain
money for a time on small pledges of chattel
property, and ut the same time to obvate the
disadvantages of the present pawnbroking sys.
TEN. Such an institution as they are now slriv-
ing for is called Bank of Charity in Europe,
and IT this tile Is true description Of It's opera
tIOn, 1t may be- great Improvement upon the
present pawnbrokers' shops, which are anyrhing
but charitable" Institutions.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24

or Speculation in real estate in New York,
continues to be the tavorite excitement aud oc-
cupatlOn Of those who have surplus funds with
which to operate. Fancy prices are obtained
for building lots as far out of town as Fort
Washington. while in the neIghborhood of Cen
tral Park everything is snapped up with avIdl-
ty. Lots on Fifth avenue, opposite the new
reservoir. are selling at prices varying from
$4,000 to $4,000 for private residences; and
the demand for dwelling houses aud stores IL
more active than it has beea at any time these
two years AT the present rate Of progression
the whole island will be mostly built up by the
year 1880.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
NJ SCELLA A NEO u $.
The Two Pictures.
PICTURE NO. I.

"Fannie
WHAT"
"Pa Is tired; can't you bring him drink of
water. dear!"
IL suppose I'll have to-
Down goes the doll, slam goes the door, and
out flrts the " darling Fannie" for the wished
for beverage. When the water is brought it is
cool, but IN it there is no refteshment. Pa
looks sad. HIS heart aches for loving daugh.
ter. But its nothing to FAnnie-she don,
care.
Years have flown.
Fannie -
"What ~
"Is dinner ready! | am in great hurry"
"fes, that's the first cry always. Aud you
know Blddy is so slow. Now SIT down here and
listen to this new piece Of muslc-thum, thum,
thnm one and still thum thum. Isn't it de-
llghlful, Harry!"
"Yes, Fannie. dearest, but business cannot
be delayed"
"lt cant! Well, perha ps you expect me to
90 into the kitchen and cook Ii you do,
want 1t distinctly understood that | wasn't
brought up to II, and didn't marry for the sa ke
of STOPPING to 1t.
Thum, thum, rhum, trash, with vengeance
two! Rlugle, tIngle, tingle !--dinner is
ready at last. Cold and heavy, burned aud raw.
Husband looks sad. but wife "don't care."-
Away he gOes-perhaps TO a saoOn-to stand
by the counter TIL his brain reels and he looks
more like corpse than live man. And for
whom! thing which sits in the parlor and
plays on the piano, aud gives him to understand
that she wasn't brought up TO be woman,
and didn't "marry him for the sake of " stoOp-
ing" to be his wife"