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CANFOKD'S LIVER 1NViGt'
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established fact siahdNa As1ieA-s. At ~ M -. ,-s
proved By ali that lave ti It. ny - ~" ~ ~
confluence IN NJ ii. foi n hacn - rh.,
|. haa euTet tlluat 4Ads ta1u.,s 49, 1.x,.tt
Wthfu the Last tHo yeafr HtI Gpo.p. En"v ~ ,m,.r
who had gyen up ~ hopez !;,.,i~.nr. n;
Of relief, ~ the nunat.tus = H. 'vu1t rto;.r.
unsolicited certificates In = k n"sts Vs.. i,f.n. "
my Possession SHOW tn4 ~4se' S.u1t A. i,
The J0se must BE- ai1pted. FstatFA -. a.. =,
10 the temp 1anent Of the MAG Ws7~ =. .fsv !. y,
icdIv5du4I t7k1nk It, AID ~ use1 mst ~ Wrt,c,,,
psed IN suel qu aniities Ot.na-Y Fam * HESn.
aet gently the bowels :. 1t Elli c-'ts st 40. II,
ltt tiar dct1' Is Of your ACHE, ta< 17nu. .IIu.,.
Judgment guile yau H. =. tr.tIfy tin :~<n1T
IT the LIVER 1STl... II t~u nr ares sno- :.
CURATOR. aud II will = fi:a aze take ~ e'lN
cure Li<es Conpia.nts BIZ = 3ent 1t a1tA =.
nous Attacks, De$Pepaag
An Who using It giving testimony IN Il ,"
Il Nix Water 10 the nlo1.A With sAa ipsk st1se1 '
swallow both together.
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l9ress Urihu1tt.


ThAukGEfv4dE EE@C3@~"A~
The t.kht Of .aothez year. eShtcd With IT. nanso:o
tlensa aAold aduon-h IL. anew o' our eohan"ea c.
rssx,ence upon the GKsA1 RrIx1 Of The Cnsarse:'
nnr tie rs. yeat hAa not been enc Of unaoled hap
nr to ou. c.c.s ye it, hes.inks hare been 70 hume
.cus n e4aph.e and dte thss our hsats should seo
.nors,u>ouly the tnoat derout and cheerful kHuda 10
.h.. r1xp from whose hcuusy sMshsse nsessnss do"'
Duns the year. Teasly DEPARTED NC have enjoyed
saos plenty, kood health ard ta measure OF eehef
oe o&ys md at for rhcse and other mesraes We naJ
ehor Ourselves duly grateful to the GxxAT AUTHOR Of Dur
ssak 1seeesnmsodt Us e.iA ~ q No
~s3nbe Inst. ae ~ apart and asa oxS :" Eenes'
Thanksgiving AID psarc.
Fof that dxy lat Us y aside I'll sec!ar sh afd unltt
IN gvsk plae And Thanksgiving 10 AIxsaf1 Con- FORTH
htsaanEs ne Gn3oy.
0sven under ny hand and the great Fea Of sta'f' o.
np!uknaA. Qnuss ttla t4h day Of November, 1s's.
49,. Nm. II. BlSsElL. GOV. ILL.,
q. -HArcn, see'y Of 8tass.
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The Chicago Times says that the story that
the whole OF q part Of the tickets voted By the
Democracy ct the recent election in Albany,
Kew York, were cnabellished on tue back By a
aoure Of the Cross, is IN absurd roorback. We
have one Of those tickets, saved from the bal
lot boxes in Albany, before us at this moment,
and to sa.isty our readers aud the Times that
the story is true, we will have it engraved,
and printed IN IN carly edition Of This paper
Wa nill SEQ ulo iuyents roorbacksi
, 1859-11-24
CANADA AND 1I.L1SnIS..-tMm1. L.
GRAFTON AND EMIGRATION.


'AHAHsMN 4 sM,oA An aHn EM1i1tEW1TIoN.
---- II
mr. calrd aud hts vnli1err. y
IN tne 1au o. :teoS NJ 'aaeA 'HNto s.sN'H
nc I n'ted states ma cana?A enoo' LIZ ..'
ufn 10 .Ewlano emoooleo ~ fesui.s
"o1k entat'e9 '>.' ~
ng IN America. Ar' c"lrd Is a oeo'.AA'au -
oatt'a ma LOT fnany years has oeeu D'e.
o. farl'amon1. nc lnaoe 'ne "e'sa.So''D
vey Of the United h1ngoom; ana n's 'el"'.'
lsss pubalsteot IN tue a'ohaon t"es' "e'o s"o'
eequently emoodlea N DOCK 1oe'n' ano eon@
shtnte the most valuable Contribution 10 o'a''s'
agriculture which has appeared H'nce INC oay''
Of Arthur Young These reports "e'e tpe
means Of attracting British capl1ansts 10 the
agricultural resources Of Ireland, ana Oh elc-
vatng her from state Of depression to one o.
high prosperity. MI. Caird occupies the front
rank as an authority upon these matters both
a! homo and abroad; and at the Worlds Ex-
position in Paris, the post Of Chairman Of tile
Committee on Agriculture was freely accorded
10 him.
Tho results Of tho observations oa such
man upou toe respective qualities Of the soils
Of Cauada and illinois could hardly fal to nt-
tract the attention Of the people Of both re-
regionA besides being valuable contribution
to our agricultural knowledge Ct North
America.
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men appear to hare successfully studied Ar
buthnot's .sTrcatise On Lying"
Professor Hurlburt next proceeds to speak
Of the "parched md arid plains Of Illinois,
with no cool and moist breeze to mitigate the
burning rays of the sum-. Now, 1t 80 hap"
pens that God in his .Providenoe, bestows up
On Illinois moro Of his refreshing showers thnn
upon Canada- Ne again quote from Blodgett:
ANn{rSy OF RAIN IN INCHES, .
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In 1858, the receipts Of wheat at Chicago
were l3.e45,87s. And On the 18th Of Noyem-
Der, 1859, they had reached 1o,5s1,27s
bushels
Nov. when it is considered that there are
more than dozen other outlets, among which
arc St. Louis and New Orleans, which abstract
largcly from the products Of Illinois, and when
We estimate the amount necessary for the
home consumption Of nearly 100000 Of
people, for seed and sustenanoe, we must say
that W. see few evidences Of the barrenness q
the land.
While Nessrs. Hutton and Hurlburt thus
attempt to depreciate the character Of illinois
as wheat-growing State, NO beg leave to
cnpncnd to their careful consideration tho fol'
lowing c1tratt from Mr. Klirparts recent
treatise On the 'sTheat Plant"
"That portion Of Canada which il included il
the wheat region is no longer probably cultlTa
| ted With = heas, and hxs fallen OF in wheat pro
duction from ,9sl ~ Bushels 70 81 So bush
Il. ia year This falling of Of over e 900 ,eGt
+ Of bushels in the anuuai crop was gradual, bu
took rlaca between 1897 and 1874. This ha.
curtailed the product Of the crop in the wheat
= | growing regions immensely, and Canada ma!
: Be- LEFT ont Of the wheat region
. While this bzzce Of philosophers give sucl
q glowing accounts 3 the fruitfulness Of Canada
= and claim for it almoststhe monopoly Of h.
? wheat producing region, the Governor Gen
eral in consideration of past failures Of crops
:. and in grateful mud solemn acknowledgment {
rat,rn;aY ~nlentiful harvest designates Nc
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9QNLQ. &l4S 44N4E@k3EN ~ S300A} ~F- -
the cause Of this difference? Our Canadian
brethren nre too loyal to admit that the human
energies arc better developed under republic
can than under monapcLical form Of govern
ment; but if they attribute it to happy COM
b;na,;on Of climate, fertility Of sod. and facil-
ties for commerce, as well as restless, busi-
ness capacity m the part Of the people, We
shall waive .ll further argument, and adrnis the
fact Whose horoscope is sufficiently powerful
to cast the time when the Canadas shall have
ten millions of people!
But let us drop the older States and contfne
our comparisons to those lying west Of the
ANechenies- About quarter Of century
after the Csnadas with their $4,000 French,
| were transferred to tie British crown, the first
Anelo-Saxon settlement was made in the re-
| eion northwest Of the Ohio River, embracing
| what now constitutes tho States Of Ohio, 1n-
diana, Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minneso.a, which in 1855 contained a popu1a-
ton Of not less than si1 and one quarter mil
LON Of people. YCanada possesses more fa-
vo1abla climate # the capacity Of her soil is
greater, if the rewards Of tho husbandnan
~ susr and more lucrative, it is strange that
she has made M greater strides in the progress
or development. Tho fact is there arc certain
iasurmountable obetaeles imposed By nature
(which limit and define settlement and canada
.n,nst bow 10 thaess laws. >,--o - -: .
ILLINOIS AND CANADA WEST.
| Ar. Hutton asks With triumphant alr'
awhatwi NJ. Caisd hiinsalf say, when he i
told that canada Vest has increased IL popu
: latioa> il ! much Qeatar ratio than his favor
4 tn s1sts Of II}iuots r.. .Wa don't noM wta
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yhat a reliable statistIcian!,

couch, the blood settling about the nails, the
fluttering pulse, and all the symptoms which
attend the going out Of life's candle. Tho dis
taat reader would infer that you were rtace Of
consumptives; and the editor OF the LEADER
would have you infer that every inhabItant Of
Illinois was gorged with bile. lle delights to
eloat over the manifestations Of suffering hu-
manity, and deals with those dread msste-
.ies, Disease and Death, TO serve sinister
purpose. Hogarth's wicked apprentice is not
tho only instance Of person caught gambling
on tombstone.
1t is time to draw these remarks to close.
Illinois welcomes all who desire to settle with
in her borders. Her good lands are not yet
wholly appropriated, and they can be bought
at very low prices when their unsurpassed
fertility, and their proximity to market are
considered. With three or four successful
crops, the settler can pay for the fee, and for
the improvements. It is not necessary for
him to plunge into the primeyal forest, remote
from settlement and the comforts Of civirilized
life; but the virgin soil is all ready for the
plough. Orderly neishborhoods are within
hail: churches and schoolhouses are planted
at convcpiens distances; md each day the
whistle Of the locomotive, as it traveraes its
accustomed course, is heard upon nearly every
farm. To the CANADIAN, searching for new
home, we say, Trust not to the representations
> A..A
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

the notice OF the lien is rccorlsl slatini
the length Of time the credit is given and
shall sign the same in the recorder
presence IA no shall witness it. hut no lien
shall be Confined in force for a longer tern
then one year from the time the labor il
complicated ly any agreement to give credit
SIC 8. The said liens may be enforced
ny SUIT. In court OF competent jurisdictions.
setting forth in The complaint the particulars
ol such demand. with description Of the
premises sought to be charged with said
Zen and at the same time of filing the com
plaini aud issuing summons. the plaintiff
shall make pnhlicaii,~. Tor at least twenty
days. IN some newspaper printed in the
county. IL any he printed therein. aud if no
newspaper he printed therein. then ia some
newspaper having general circulation in
rueh county notifying all persons holding
or claiming liens under the provisions Of
H- act rrr =. 10 lc ufl srr
10 said coIft U a aa. -ptene la,f-in
ana during regular trt, OF such court
ali io "rbih'. thru aud there the proof Jf
said Tens 1u day ~ oiuied. the court
shall proceed O. hear aud .,; mine 10 said
claims 90 a summary way or may ,rig. ine
.er~ ~ referee. a. 'hn z =
tne court, a. 5~sy tos zriAia and report
on said LIENS. ana ihc amoul. justly due
h.recn and AL lica. not 50 exhibited and
proved -a.ll be demanded 10 DC waived D.
1850. o' a Which ares. exhibited. On
a.cs....".u- 90, q" hole amount o. liens with
which The said premises are justly charscable
as hereinbriore provided. the court shall
order said premises To be s''l IN satisfaction
of said lien and She cost oi suit, in the same
manner that other property is sold under
executions. aud IL the proceeds Of such sale
shall not be sufficient 10 satisfy the whole Of
such liens established as aforesaid. then the
same shall DC apportoued according 20 lie
respective righis OF the several pa ti,s
Prorided. That no sale oI the premises shall
he ordered to satisfy ihe lien of the plaintiff
un.i. after ihe expiration oithe time required
for the appearance tother cla.meais On lions
upon tie same premises.
sFc G. The holder Of such lien, filed "a
afrr-aid, on payment thereof shah enter
satisfaction ol The same OF record. at the re-
quest Of any one interested in lhe property
charged with the lien. within ten days after
sHch request. ON the payment Of the cost Of
such entry and. on failure to enter such
satisfaction. saal! forfeit and pas TO IL party
a-erieved. ,he sum OF lfiy dollars per day
ratl such satisfaction shall pc entered to
BE recovered 10 'a. samc manner as other
d.b.s are p covered.
sac. 7. Nothing In ills sct shall be deem
81 TO apply 70 Or effect any lien heretofore
acquired.
SIC. 9. This act shall take effect, on and
ai' r the first day oiJu'y next.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
LIEN s.nu asr Itir~r..

From the following B.n for au Act enti
ileG An Ac. for sclur.ue /, 'as Ia lahorcr>
IN tie Mines was introduced into ihe ~
-ema!y rs Mr. Sl.lgllaud. u' Y.ta Cualis
Whiir the bill is good OF. ia lis meiu f...
lures much injustice can be done unde. H..
Labor in Ihe mines is often performed b.
contract. aud the owner OF the mine worked
by contract should be in some way notified
OF the claims of sub.conlractors, as is the
case in the Mechanics Lpin Law. and the
Miners Lien Law should pros idc for it, We
nope attention will bc directed TO this point
oy Mr. si.userianl.
SIC. /. An persons performing labor in
ihcworkiug OF any placer mines. or tunnel
mines. or quartz mines, shall have lien on
on such mines. ard all iuuael, aud improve
lneut- belonging thereto for the work and
labor done.
SIC. >. Every person wishing to avail
him,-lf Of the benefits q. iii's act shall file In
the uiic, OF recorder ol the cohuty. IN which
such mines are sllna,rd. within sixty days
alter the labor O., completed. Il ju.t aud
true account ul ihe demand d M. after
,iednciing ali proper credits au. assets. and
iall verify said account hy hi own oath. or
the oath Of some other person. nut shall ulso
file at the same tine correct description Of
the property to he charged with -uch lien.
SIC. 3. The account required to be filed
by the second section Of this act, shall speci-
fy that il is the intention Of The holder there
o 10 claim lien upon the mines sought to
be rged Herewith, and it shall be the
duty Of the recorder to file such notice. aud
account in separate toCk. provided for
that purpose. and from the time of such
airg all persons shall be deemed TO have
notice hereof
SIC. 4. No such lien shall bind any pa
I Ger, tunnel OF quhtz mines. for longer
period than six month after filing the same
I unless suit be brought in proper cou''
within that time to enforce the same OF Il
credit be given, then six months after ih'
expiration Of the credit the party having
the lien aud giving credit shall make al
entry upon the margin Of the record wher'
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
The rIius,risus nrsa sefNa4.

The encroiogy for 1858 is distinguished ~
MANY noted names. but urou The whole It
aay be remarked hat death has contcuted
himself with fewer shining marks than usu-
Al. Among American statesmen. The most
ciainrnt decrease Tor the year was Thomas H.
Benton. With L'm have departed Senator
Evans, Of South Carolina Senator Heuder-
son. Of TrXas; ex-senator Daghy. Of Ala
hamh General Jas Gadsden, OF South
Carolina John A. Quiimau. Of Mississippi :;
Thoma. l. Harris. of Illinois ex.Presidont
Anderson Jones, Of Texas, and Henry l..
Ellsworth. Of Indiana Among lawyers
have died Benjamin F. Butler aud Chief
Jusi.ca Duor Of New York.
Among the authors Henry William Her
bert william Jay and Madame Ila PleiheI.
Among merchants Anson G. Phelps of New
York. and james Adgcr. of Charleston.
Among mechanics. Isaac Newton. and John
p. Allaire. Among scientific men. Boup-
land the naturalist. and Robert Brown the
Boiauist Among painters AIRY Sehailer.
Among tie sculpiors. Edward s Barihole'
m'w. Among theatrical characters, the
great Rachel. and Lablache the singer.
Among soldiers. Field Marshal Rnd,izky, OF
The Austrian Army and Major General
Persiler F Smith, L. S. Army. Among
naval commanders. Admiral Lord Lyons OF
the British Navy and two American Commo
dnras. Mathew C. Perry aud T. Ap Catesiy
Jones. Among philosophers. Robert Owen.
Among prominent characters at the Euro
pcan Courts. the Duchess Of Orleans. Reds
c'''d Pacha. Grand Visier Of Turkey. and
Baron Ward. (the Yorkshire hosiler.) Prime
minister OF Parama. Among otncr uotori
tie, d,ccnscd. may lie meni oned Soyer the
prince OF cooks. Dred Scott. Whose name
will be famous one in the annals Of the
country. aud Eleazer Williams, the reputed
Bourbon.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

Bat we defy malicious print, Marysvil,e
Express to designate the solitary occasion
when the other (Mr. ScotD has been SO
true d unsSc v ng in his ielliy to hiscl que
that be has forgotten, except in one or two
prominent nstanc-s his allegiance TO hI-
party or even to his State M Scott . eed>
no defence on such an accusation.-S. T.
National.
Gentlemen do desist abusing and'pra.inc
man. Don't get mp a Scottish an1 al
anii~Scottism ia the party. We do not hc-
leve the quarrel about Mr. Scott will inter
est tn Democrats outside of Congrcss smgr
in expectancy, and we know The party il
posted Of Mr. SCOTS virtues and defects
and will do him justice in the next conveu-
tion. Dol't get M Scott Issue or IS,
shall have 10 deny We are Scott or anti
Scott before ve know how We stand on The
grave question.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

press ut i.rg-ia.
ncs- % the Union reports. tna ,.vo H.
pet!y slaudcro garhlcl statements which
certain mem brrs &c tbe Leris.a-uie 'la
tiresomc AID long g.aIcd sfc,c.e. ,...s r..
.iaays written OUT used oca rl CO. j
dulgc in. Tor ihe dignity and -s.f e-peot
of the body it Is TO he hoped he mil be lct
10 enjov that prominence alone
The Unions hopes were scarce opened be-
fore they were blasted Finy-two members
complain Of the un'airuess of That paper,
and. we believe with entire justice. The
Union is notoriou.ly uu'air paper 90 It's
statements where drmccraey or democrats
are concerned. It do. NOT only take pains
TO very briefly and unfairly report what De-
Uocrats say. tut Is soliciious'y particular
to give all said against Democracy and al
ways puts in The laughing places. We hope
that hen the Union docs act unfair. the
members will say SO. We publish. in T.
mother column the statement Of the mcm-
bers Of the Assembly.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

Co>rEAoY TO KILL DOUGLAS .-AsToCND-
I>G DiCoyhRY RY!l..!-Juhn w. Foruey. edi
tn oi Doe Philadelphia Pies. in a letter to
his pap O.. from Washington. deliheratrlg aud
m'>. .,rnnly as-erts that Mr. Buchanan
uid d.. Iirn,l. have entered into a cun~pira.
IS 90 6 Judge Douglas Hear the crazy
1,ua''c ir thr unpriucipied violator Of truth
reason d deccucy. talk;
Til" l-t xhibiion is forceone conclu
son 90 pat senator Douglas. on his arrival
here. iui, such position a. may compel him
20 -.a.l ot accept a challenge To fight duel.
a.rd uo, pariicuIarize. but the ltit.i, OF
craia iaGviluals lately puhlishrtl. clearly
point 10 Oh cid. Let rs ak. iua'l cnuior.
watcher o. So has uot been enough of th'-
sava,c ma gniiy? Do these politicians sup.
p9-a that to- people ol the niied States can
ever pproye the course which has lieeu pur
,lul sainst Jud @ Douglas hy the alminis
'r4..l aud it. echcas! Stephen \. Douglas
s. at '.is moment public property. llr can
not lutily himself TO his country ny permit
ting any one 10 force him into personal
G4bL Il is unnecessary that be should prove
that be q. = man Of courage. His whole lie
ha, shown that. Hence it is hi. duty tn b ar
him.el'in such manner. on his arrival. as
will pa, men to shame who are ihirsting for
his hiool The people will take care OF
them.
j. it not strange that any man, not an alb
solule uadman. would deliberaiel write
aud publish such unmitigated, such transpa
renily false and wicked. and at the srme tim'
silly stuff as this True. it does no harm i'
any one. aud only excites Ioathing and con
tempt for the silly and malicious au hors-
To our surprise aid regret we see the lore
going paragraph from the Press repr odncea
with seeming endorsement, In the Demo
orat of this city. .farysriHe Express
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

Mn. nrBBlE', LECrrrE-This goufleman'-
lecture on will. delivered ou the evening
nf Wednesday last. at the Cousrcratioeai
Churc1. Was worthy Of tho large and iu;e!i.-
gent audience OF ladies aaG ,-a,'emea who
assembled 10 hear it.
Tie manner and delivery OF the cpoakcr
were highly agreeable. the .ul jet YVES dis
cusscd With an ability which ,ho, ed thor
ough contemplation o. ], 10 is manifold re-
la'ioHs the thoughts were wen tirel. prsc
teal and instructive. nos and then poeIIcal
and pleasing while they were expressed 10
language, simple, compact, perspicuous and
elegant.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

sa- Aouaesys Ointment aui Pills Caution %
tha sirA AS these Invaluable prefar4tious ha.
been counisrseiira it vim is redui.iie % - hat
''r Haier marx, - Holloway. New Y5rk and Lou-
don, 3. every sheet OF tie aaunlets iu which ;hs
ointment and fiiis are en~r ~r'ga-- indt-ls ter
of rpisHnr the narer to the lighs q. 4
" riice. y. If-sesssa. --srf
tFts raNt'FfAN SCI % itiau4s
ea.ss that the5 fa,e The genuine Ointment t..'
eqaauy important 20 dyspepties. billions patients,
aui an sufferers from internal complaints that they
laye ne true Pills SIC recommend carefal seru
uy u 80 cases
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
TO ibc RcascrS % fhe sacrsltnento
Trnfnn


Al meeting OF the Democratic members
Of The Assembly Of the Legislature Of the
State OF California. held ia the \ ullly
Hall. on the evening Of the 25ih day Of Jan.
ls59. the following preamble and resolution
were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS. We have heretofore witnessed.
10 thr reports al the debates Of m Lerisla-
'ure. published ic ihe Sacramento Union an
evident determination on all Important
questions. 20 place the pcmocrniic m-mber-
of Che House in as uurt,o ,orahlc a ieht before
t,e public. as Slight resrmblafte 20 the
trnlh will allow; It's course briGg - publish
q fgw lines of what IL chon~cs to esn The sub
stance ~ the rcmafk~ ar Democratic mem
lrs. while giving. at tie same time. we'll
dressed up. the speeches Of opposition mem
lt-s, so as to make it appear tu the casual
raaacr, that the Democracy are ready to
fr.'.i e.. odions = improP.r rs-ure
et... -rly De rfonu.'g Tor fbeir 4ie'a-
io" -. ;.-. .oey ga 'or - -l' "
t.r0-. racrf..r. duiy rad priu..pi. @ hat
... rs.r-es ihe l Union lo 10
.m, to be ,.f errdent in q. s.noA..sl
tad 'ieidit
.-.t .u-.era il.--. 10 al
ough 8. columns aad,r
etI -a-I. tiu.jrD te
ia
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

Coin AT TEHUANrErKC.- Mr. Roberts. who
arrived by the last Steamer. from Now Or
leans. via Tehuantepec. informs Us that gold
has been discovered near Almaloyi and
that preparations are being made TO Wor~
the mines, by several Americans. Mr.. Rob
ihority, that as high as forty cents to the
pan had been prospected at the digsings.-
Mr. r. says the country along the route, on
the Western slope is beautiful gold country
in appearance, being very much like the foo;
hills of California.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

The meanest beggar that walks the street
has a right TO say to James buchanan: =
'' Sir you have proved uniaithfu to the trust.
] have reposed in you, and censure you for
it, [Senator Wheeler.
That's all right most potent Senator but
has not the beggar greater right than that
Of more oensure. to wit the right to cut the
Presidents ears Oh?
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

DIGNlr.Ep AzD REhBLE-Tie appended
paragraph is from the San Francisco He,-
alG, ana we believe tha, il embodics truth
worlhv of our attes.ation. The conduct o..
the Hcrad is digniGcd and reliable ; it,
examination Of questions involving every
description Of events, is liberal comprehen
sive and manly:
." We have studiously endeavored to md
nnr own business. and let that of 9th, p,
lone. gieing 10 our readers sll Tie reliable
information we ctn CLEAN. anl commenting
pu 30 o,. in our opinion, the fact, warranted
-Sierra CiEi-cn.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

THoUGurs WHILST WAITING FOR TIE PpIN-
TER's DEvIL-To confouud wealth with hap
piness is to mistake the means for the end
You might as we'll fancy that a knife aad
fork would give you an appetite. The small
lest compliment we receive from another
confers more pleasure than the biggest com.
piment we pay TO ourselyes Most fashions
arc ridiculous. but one is obliged to tumble
into the ridicule TO avoid appearing still
more rldlcnlons rFx.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05

NORM SrAE.-The Nevada journal Of
yesterday rciierates Tue charge that Sena-
toa Lansing was m,mtlr of TIE n7iitu.
ion known in this County as the North
Star" Mr. Lansing denies the charge
The Journal says it can prove il ly oihla
Wits. Let the Journal do so. Trot out the
aildavits. We are confident Mr. Lansing
can ahundantly show be vas tot North
Star mtmbcT.
Nevada national., 1859-02-05
OnI0IINHL

Sas'Dr. 4. \. Clarke. Dentist. has remo-
we'd BIZ Office from the Exchange to the room
over Delano's Banking House. where be IL
prepared to practice Dentistry in all It's
forms. Persons having need Of a dentist
will do well to give him a call.