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The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15
Yeaal Aotiees.
Notice Of Sole Trader.


IN the seventh day of October, A. D. one thousand
1eght hundred and fifty-nine, personally appeared
peiore me- H. H. Farquhar Justice of the Peace in and
or the county OF Nevada and State California Olive
inrney' the wife of George W. Turney, and the said
uiise Iurney there acknowledged and declared in NV
presence and to me- that she intended to carry on bust
ness III her own name. and upon her own account in
the town OF Patterson, Bridgeport Township Nevada
county, the business and avocaton of Keeping drink
ing saloon, anG that the whole value of the property
invested III the said business does not exceed the yaue
OF ve Thousand dollars and also that she will be in
dividuaiiy responsible iu her name. for any and
all debts that may be by her contracted upon account
OF SAID business and calling after the date of this no
tce
Signed. acknowledged and0 OLIVE TURNEY
declared before me, this 9TH
day of October. A. d. 1859.
ATTEST: X. H. FARQUHAR, p.
State of California,
County of Nevada. s'
On this 5th ,!ay of October AID 1859 before me II TT
farqnhar aJusce of the Peace for said county erson.
ally appeared Olive Turney, known to bethe ndi-
Ylduai declbd IN and who exeeutad the foregoing dec
iaration& ws by made acquainted wi the content,
thereof aud acknowledged TO me. in an examination
apart from, and without the hearing of the said hus
band that she executed the freely and yoluntari
ly, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned with
out fear compusion, undue influence of her said
husband aud that she does not wish to retract the ex
ccution of the same.
In witness whereof. / have hereunto set nv hand
the day and year first in this certificate written.
r. ii. FARQUHAR p.
oo 5w Nevada county.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

Some INTERESTING FACTS concerning the
agricultural department of the United States
Patent Office are furnished to the Sierra CT
izen by A. 7. Langton, recently appointed
Postmaster of Downieyille, who has just re-
turned from Washington. He says:
There are at this time, growing in the
greenhouse, about so, 900 tea plants. 1t is
the intention of the Office to distribute to
many of the most reliable southern horti-
culturists enough tea plants for each to
plant an acre this fall. About one thousand
plants will cover an acre, and the labor of
cultivation will not exceed peach orchard
ofthe same size. The third year, about 400
pounds of prepared tea may be obtained to
the acre, and this tea would probably be
worth from 81 to 81 so per pound. From
the third to the twelfth year. the product of
tea will be increased. Several ingenious
men have expressed the opinion that there
will be no difficulty in inventing machinery
to perform the rolling or manipulation of the
tea leaves-eyen by steam power, if neces-
sary. This would economist labor thou
sand fold hence, the chief expense would
be the culture and picking of the leaves by
hand from the shrubs.
HoiilSu III SAINT greenhouse, WHICH
is situated in the propagatory garden, yig-
orous plants over a foot in hight from grape
seeds, sown in March last. There are also,
in propagation, great number of cuttings
of the Seedless and Lady-Finger Grape,
from Egypt, in fine growing condition ; also
from the same country. cuttings from the
Seedless Pomegranite Sycamore Fig, and
Cork Trees from Japan, the Wax Tree
Rhus Suceedaneam; from China, the Camphor
Tree, Locust, Lechee, Oleo Fragrans, &c
There are also about one hundred thousand
Grape Vines from cuttings and seeds, from
the famous Ell Paso grape, growing out of
doors; also, very heavy apd large crop of
the Chinese Sugar Cane; and in the Office
some four hundred varieties of Wheat ready
for distribution.
Any of our mountain farmers will be fur
nished with different seeds from the Patent
Office on application to the Postmaster, on
their agreeing to report to him in regard to
any seeds thus gratuitously furnished
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15
Sunmons

State Of California. In the Justices Court Bloomfield
Toacns',fp, in and for the countyof Nerada
The People Of the State Of California, to C. A.
MEIGS, Greeting:
Nou AXE HEREBY summoned TO appear before
n me, at my office in the Township of Bloomfield in
The county OF Nevada, on the 22d day of October A.
leo9 at 10 O'Clock An. to answer unto the complaint
OF A. NUGENT. who demands of you the sum OF
hteen dollars due him upon account on file in nv
Office st Columbia Hill. Nevada county. California,
when Judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount together with costs and damages if you fail
toappear and answer
10 THE SHERIFF OR ANY CONSTABLE of saiG County
Greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 2sth ,lay of September A.
D Is3' oil 3w $. Nc BROWNIE
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15
OCTOBER TO MAY.

The day that brightens half the earth
Is night TO halt All. sweet
Ones mourning il another's mirth-
Yon wear your bright years like a crown
While mine dead garlans, tangle down
In chains about my feet.
The breeze which wakes the folded flower
Sweep dead leaves from the tree -
So partial Time. rs hour by hour
He tells the rapid vears-eheu!
Brings bloom aud beauty still to you,
But leaves mis- blight with me.
The rain which calls the violet up
Ont of the moistened mould,
Skaters the wind-fnwers fragile cup
For even nature has her pets,
And favoring the new. forgets
To love and spare the old.
The shower which makes the bud rose,
Beats off the lilac bloom.
] am lilac-so life goes
A lilac that has out lived May
You are a blush rose. Wellatayi
Ipass and give you room:
Atlantic Monthly.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

Col. Fremont. gentleman has pre-
pared for publication a condensed and at
tractive account of all his explorations,
which will soon be issued by Chlds & Pc
terson, of Philadelphia, who were DR.. Kane's
publishers, in splendid style and at cost
of thirty thousand dollars. The Springfield,
Mass, Republican, in alluding to the fact of
Col. Freemont's retirement to industrious pri-
vate life in California. and speculatng upon
the possibility of his again being candi-
date for the Presidency, speaks as follows
He has kept his place in the popular mind
quite as well as our ex-presdents, and now
stands before the public more prominently
than Fillmore, or Pierce, or Van Buren,
He is alive, and they are dead. He is con-
tributing to our literature, while they have
apparently finished the work of their life,
and lost entirely their hold upon the public
notice. We do not blame president for
desiring two terms of office. for the silence
and insignificance into which he drops when
retiring must be dreadful TO any man. To-
day, an occupant of the White House. sur
rounded by fatteTers, with an immense
power in hand, and an unbounded patronage
at disposal, shaping the course Of legisla
tion, and administering the law to mighty
nation /; tomorrow shorn of all, and bowed
out of the ring foreverl Such is the high
est American political life!
We cannot, ofcourse, see into the future,
yet we have no definite expectation Of seeing
our old fayorite again upon the course But
again, there is no certainty about the mat
ter. Some irreconcilable difficulty in the
nominating convention may give him to MS
again: who knows? Strange things have
happened. and will happen again. Whatever
may be the event, the American people, of
all classes, viii hope that one who has done
so much for them, who minds his own bus
mess, and writes good books, may be pros
porous and happy.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15
Man is Master of His Fate.

Under this caption, which is a line fron
Tennyson, the S. F. Times publishes the bes
poem of the many inspired by a late lament
able event:
Worn with oppression strife and wrong.
Earth mourns when all great souls dspart;
Too soon the armor was laid down,
Guarding noble heart!
Honor demands sacrifice
Nor compact sealed in human gore;
They are true martyrs, who through scorn,
uphoid Right evermore
Mute marbles DER heroes dust,
Speak to the world with mighty tone;
But living lips. by truth inspired,
Can shake a tyrant's throne!
Better live on. and live reved,
Still noby battling for the right,
Than swell the triumph of the foe,
Failing in deadly fight!
Great soul, that meath the frowns of fate
Reached nights of grandeur and renown-
King, needing not e;trths regal pomp;
Crowned best with virtues crown.
Thy nobest victory was lost
STOPPING to cope with craft and hate,
Else thou to-day shouldst proudly stand,
Still master of thy fate.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15
MINING INTEREST.

that being the prominent indnst ii feature of tie
county as o the State at large; but believing that The
sa1iiitv and genuine prosperity of mountain commr-
mites deiend upon the successful veiopent ofothcr
pursuits, which less danger and uncertain for
labor without capital than gold hunting Is known to
be. we have sought to exhibit the aspta hy Of tue
mountains to the important interests OF farming gar
deninS. fruit growing, and many kindred avocations
We have tried to make the IYDRAULIc Press always
representative of what is best in California. and to
correct some of those unjust rreuiices against her
people which obtain abroad. In short, it has been our
constant endeayor to make the paper useful decent
and respectable.
If u paper conscientionsly conducted on the above
plan is thought worthy ofsupport ask and hope
to receive it.
Connected with the Newspaper Establishment is a
full stock of assorted material for every kind of
JOB PRINTING.
which will execute well and reasonably it
can be afforded in any interior Office
The Subscription Prico
s. per annum IS for six months, payable invar-
ably in advance.
Subscriptions, Advertisements or Orders can be for
varied by Mail or Express. addressed as above. to
AVERY & WATERS.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

INTERESTING TO SABBATARIANs.-An east
ern paper publishes as singular fact that
not single line can be found in the New
Testament directing the Christian world to
keep, lin any shape, a special Sunday or
Sabbath. The Apostle Paul is quoted as
rebuking all attempts to fix such day, when
he says: Let no man, therefore, judge you
in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holy
day, or of the Sabbath And another so
rdn has jnst announced that, while our Sa-
viour is represented, in various parts of the
New Testament as re-affirmng certain of the
ten commandments given to Moses, he actu-
ally re-enacts every one except the fourth!
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

THE FLAG AND Nor THE RUDDER-," Can
any man look round and see what Christian
countries are now doing, and how they are
governed, and what is the general condition
of society, without seeing that Christianity
is the flag under which the world sails, and
not the rudder that steers its course 20. ".
Holiness
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

The Butte Record learns that special pre-
mum was awarded to Mr.. Charles Shirmer,
OF Oregon township, in that county, for the
best native wine. The Record adds that Mr.
Shirmer's success establishes the fact that
the foothills are preferable to the valleys for
the production of the grape.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

CALIFORNIA PEA-NUTs.-A Sacramento pa
per has the following:
We were shown yesterday some punches
of ground nuts, technically known as orachis
hypoyaed, from the ranch of Dr. Curtis of
folo county, that exceeded in size anything
of the kind we have ever seen in the United
States. The peanut is being extensively
cultivated in California, and will form in a
few years, if the present supply is kept up,
an important item in the statistics of COM
merce.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

A PIECE OF AURORA BoREALIs.-Says Mr..
Merriam, of Brooklyn Heights, in a letter
upon this subject:
The auroral light is sometimes composed
of threads like the silken warp of web :
these sometimes become broken and fall TO
the earth, and possess exquisite softness and
a silvery lustre, and l denominate these as
the products of the silkery of the skies. 1
once obtained smaupiece, ,rhich Ipresecred.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15
Sunnons.

NHe Of California. In the Justices Court of
Bridgeport TO'rnship, IN ana. for tie County of
Nerada.
The People OF the State of California to Bernard Jaur
I-u'beiry and John Lariisel. Greeting:
NTOU are hereby summoned to apnear before me- Of
n my office in the township OF Bridgeport i'm the
county OF Nevada on the Eth day of October. A. d.
1888 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ show cause upon the mo-
ton OF The Plaintiff. why yon and each of you should
not be bound by certain Judgment of record the
docket OF the undersigned. Justice Of the Peace bear
ing date jannary - til. 1859 page o. case number 3S
IN favor al V q Bell, Plaintiff and against John c.
king Faure. of the firm of BERNARD Jaurieuibcrry
j. Larrisel. John c. King and Faure. comprising the
Monte Cristo Mining Co " service of simmons having
been made only upon the said John &. King and Faure
Upon the said Judgment there remains unpaid the sum
OF So 9S cents as per the affidavit hereunto attached
Upon failure to appear answer unto said notice
Judgnehtwi he taken against you. granting the de-
mand therein made.
State OF California, Y. G. Bill! W. B. Jaurieui.
County of Nevada berry, J. Larrisel J. C. King &
township of Bridgeport Faurp.
Judgment and Costs, s219 SO.
Sam'l Abbey, Agent f,r Plaintiff abovenamed being
duly Got tlepOse and say that there is sill dn,
upon the above Judgment the sum OF S2c2 Is cents,
Sworn 10 and suhscribed)
before me this 1th day Of SAAi'L. ABBEY.
October, A. d. 1859.
Il. II. FARQUHAR, Jr
To tie .Sarig or any Constable Of said County.
Greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 9TH day Of October A. D.
1872 j. Ii. FARQUHAR.
Justice ofthe "eace OF said Township
State of California,
G unsy OF Nevada. ,ss.
Township of Bridgeport
1t appearing 70 my Satisfaction that the above named
ie cndsts eann't after d;c diligence. be nd within
this state ii J. Gered that of the said sum-
mons be mace y publishing the in the next two
issues OF the Hydraulic Press, from and after the
date hereof
Given under NY hand
os2w L n, FARQUHAR.J
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

Gen. McDougal, in his speech before the
Pacific Railroad Convention, made mention
of the remarkable fact that railroad enter
prises in Missouri have increased the taxable
property of that State, since 1850, from
$4,000, 900 to S226,0O0,O0O.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

A Louisiana paper, in recording the death
by tightening of ' two likely negro men,"
says The electric fluid of the clouds seems
to be no respecter of persons. 1t would as
soon kill negro worth fifteen hundred or
two thousand dollars, as a "poor white
man" not worth the powder and lead to blow
his brains out
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15
Irish Repartee

A gentleman, furious with anger and hunger,
Ihus addressed all itinerant Irish fshmol ser--
" on hnavsh, internal impostor. pray. how
Gould You sell me such fish as paid for just now?
my, hang IT, you rascal, they spoed-it is plant"
Says Paddy Your honor now do not complain
" hat eT be the mack rel, It's surely as!iaine
To blame me, when none but yourself is to blame;
Before your own door you allowed me to cry them
Five days, sir before you thought proper Guy them
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

Billy Walker, the 'fllibuster, has joined
the Sons of Malta, hoping to convert them
to his manifest destiny theory and practice
But in New York, the chapters of the order
are almost wholly composed of jolly fellows,
who like good dinners, good liquor and good
jokes too well to enlist under the unlucky
banner of Gen Walker. Among them are
nearly all the first editors and reporters, the
eonvivial police captains, and the crick and
cream of the theatrical profession.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15
CHE Aydraalie 2ress.
Sacramento Agent.

BADLAM is authorised TO receive advertisements
and subscriptions for tEis paper in Sacramento and re.
cept for the same.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

A man who had been married twice to
ladies both named Catherine, advised his
friends against taking duplicates.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15
qHE HYDRAULIC PRESS.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
is PUBLISHED AT
NORTH SAN JUAN, NEVADA CO..
By AVERY & WATERS.
B1 TELEGRAPH.

1t Is neutral III politics. but frank and independent
in everything else, being especially devoted to e So
cin mofa AID material advancement OF the section of
which it aims he the exponent and representative
Particular ajteation is paid 20 the
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15

NHe Of California. In the Justices Court of
Bridgeport 7o'rnship, IN and for the County of
Necado.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-15
Manufacturers, Mechanics and Inventors
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
TO BE ENlARGED.

Instead Of 4l6 pages, the Yearly Volume Enlarged Sc
ries, will contain Eight Hundred aud Thirty-Two
Pages Of Valuable Reading Matter, useful and
instructive to all classes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18
Try DR.. Tasks Magnetic Ointmsnt
To Contractor

NOTICE u hereby gwen that the Commission.
y ers OF the Newaygo a Northport State Road
will be npon the ground OH Tuesday, the 18th
daw OF October next, TO receive bids for build
ing that portion OF the road south Of Newsygo.
commencing at, or near the corner of Kent
County, thence along the line heretofore survey.
ed by said Commissioners 10 the Muskegan River.
Distance, about ten miles.
Said road, to be cut out Elk rods wide upon 81
unmproyed lands, and where the same is settied
and improved, four rod wide. The entire
length Of said road, 10 be cleared Of all fallen
or standing timber &c, four rods wide, and too
Of the same, 10 be well grubbed Of all stumps
and roots, and turnpiked, with good and sufficient
bitches to carry of all surface water. Center O.
road TO be raised not less than two feet above
the surface OF said bitches, where the nature Of
the ground Is such as 10 require il. Where s'ui
ce- may be necessary, 10 be built in good ana
substantial manner, OF sound hewn timber.
Upon Swampy, Marshy, or wet ground, sac
road must he constructed with timber, rot -
than Eighteen feet wide. Said timber TO Dc
hewn, or fa;tened on one eide 10 form the sur
face Of the road, and the sides sufficiently
Strengthened to form close and compact wo'f,
the whole, 10 be spotted down upon good ana
substantial Stringers, so a. to form smooth, apa
level surface.
The above work will be let IN sections Of one
mile or more, 10 suit bidders No bids vii be
considered, for less than one mile.
Payment for the above work viii be made 10
money or Swamp Lands, at the option Of Con-
tractors, subject to all the provisions, and cona'
tons Of an Act, entitled an act Of the Leg'sis'
,ure of the State Of Michigan for the drainage
and reclamation Of the State Swamp Lands .!
a system of State Roads, approved Febua'! IL
1859.
so. KINGSBURY,
HENRY PALMER,
A. Il. WATSON,
5v32o ro,c an issi0HSYS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18

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their store, No. II Congress 81, Detroit, Mich
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and neycr-fiiling cure for ACdc, Chill Fever and
Bilious Diseases. il j. mild yet powerful tonic
in all cases of debility, indigestion, dysn"nsia,
and weakness of the stomach.
CONPoUsD MsNDEAKE, Cr Arcrieut Anti-Bil-
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pills combine power with n,ilirc~- of action, and
in no ease produce subsequent constipation.
EXTRACT or BLACKBERRY, a vegetable Summer
Complaint cure. The only certain remedy in
Dysentery, Bloody Flux, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cramps, &c.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAN, a safe and
certain cure for Coughs, Colds, HoarscaeSs, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Splitting of Blood, sc.
Is For Certificates, &c, see Circulars, TO be
had of Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally.
For sale by X. THAIER, Agent
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HON ARD ASSOCIATION


1 encr,s"t !as'ta'oa established ~ cia' e1doS7ne
tyrhs RIief Of The Sic. and Distressed. dtFictsd
l0k iTst,Ht and FL tleRIc Diseases
FIdE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF the awful le-
s;ruvtoa of human lie, caused by sexual diseases
AMI the deception practiced upon the unfortunate vic
TINS of such diseases By Cacas, several years direc
ted their Consulting Surgeon, "a a CHARITABLE ACT
of this diseases all their forms aai
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRABS 10 ali who apply by let
with description of their condition. (age, oecupa-
uon hab.s Of h-. &c > and in of extreme poVer
", To FURNISH MEUICiNrS FREE OF CHARGE Il l.
needless 10 add that the ASSOCIATION cd the high
proved modern treatment.
The directors of the Association. in their Annual Re
UPon the treatment of SNuai Diseases, press the high
est satisfaction with th- which nded
the labOrs at Their surgeon IN The of spcrHAtcT
Thoea, Seminal Ee4Anr-~, Got1-rLe,, Glret, TIE
Of Onani>rn >-ifah~- sHl order a continuance OF
Tine same plan Tor The ensuing year.
The Directors Tey4es 81 tie past !tc. assured that
their labor IA this sphere of u-rvuir eor base been
% great benefit 10 The afflicted Eecaiy the young
they have resolved 70 t.r tbemseiye- with
n-wei 1ra, t. tn, very important ami much despsei
cause.
An admirable Et,.gJ Sp-TT4tcrrhoca, o. .u.ual
Weakness, tls- ot unsnal. Ma turnatIOn. sell
abuse all Cl--r disease, ct tie sexual organs, by tie
Cpn>tE- ~ur.via " l - BY mail in sealed en-
Se!nPe). thtc az tHAlji., r-cejp. oi lMU STAMPS
for postage UyE,r reports @u Tracts the uature au
IN published for sTatl"u- ,'rio4ton. ant Viii De sent
- thc AL ciPt ~ the rscnsLi-, All methods
4 treatment discovered lrn the last year great
value.
Address ser Report or ties tal-n;, n !. SlIIIIN
iIUUGHrGN. Alti-. surgeon Howard Association W :
>oath Ninth street.. Phiac-iPha, "a. BY order the
r-ctOrs E-..A IL HARIH ELL. President
GEl. EAsRsII.Ln. :phla.l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-18
sSr0ssasr Notice.

FfGDasr Nosiet.
NTATE OF MICHIGAN, County OF Inclam, -.
y At a session oi the Probate Court for the to.
of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office in the vii
age of Mason, on Saturday, the 9th day .! Sept,
in the wear one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-ninc. Present, VIM. II. Finckney. Judge
of Probate. In the matter oi the estate Of Wa
PhippS, deceased. Ca reading aud filing the
petition, duly verified, Of Daniel =. Refill, .,tj'y
of Peter Phipps, administrator Of said deceased
PRAYING amongst other thing, tor Il license 10
sell the real c>ta'c of said deceased.
Thcrcupon it l. ordered, that ionla,, thc 9Th
DAY %. November next, at O'Clock in the lnrc-
noon, be assigned for the hearing Of said petition,
and hat the heirs at law of said deceased, and al.
other persons interested in said estate, are re-
qurcd to appear at "A session OF said Court,
then to be holden al the Probate Office, in the
village OF Mason, and show cause, il any there
be, why the prayer OF the petitioner should not
be granted: .i1,l Il IS TaItt,r "5stcrei, that
said petitioner rive notice, - tho ior.oI'l tioros
ted i'll said estate, of the pendency Of said petit
ton, and the hearing thereof, 10y causing a COZ
OF this order to be published i'll the Lansing Re
publican, newspaper printed and circulating IN
said county OF lngham, q successive weeks prcvi-
Gus TO said day OF hearing. : true copy.
WM. Ii. PINCKNEl,
23lw6 Judge ~ Probate.
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Patent Gh:ri,s and es:.>i,is:.
7I:acFsi-.cs.

NJ ARRANTED to give perfect satisfaction or
W no sale, These machines SurpasS all 9th
ers in use, for simplicity, durability, utility
and execution without the slightest injury 10
clothes. We will send these washers for trial
10 the houses of those wishing to purchase, as
they require TO be used to be rightly appreeiat
cd. Also, constantly on hand or made 20 order,
all kinds of
COOP r WOR X
Truss Hoops, Cistcrns, Packing Barrels. Butter
Firkins, Wash Tubs, Well Buckets. Sap Buckets
&c, at prices to suit the times. One door north
of the Episcopal Church.
THOMPSON 4 HUNTER,
Lcnsiny, Nch. ly2o9