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claimed by the Department. A valuation was
thereupon made under oath, by the Treasurer
and Directors of the company, Of the value OF
their stock for those years. The act of 1914
having then been complied with, settled an
account for the tax upon that valuation as all
similar accounts are settled, and found about
100000, with interest charged, due the Com
monwealth, which was forthwith paid into the
Treasury.
[ have thus hastily given you the farts con-
nected with the 900 payment, which
hope will prove TO be satisfactory. | feel per-
fectly free to say no man has ever lahored har-
der to do his whole duty TO the Common
wealth than have, in this departm ent, and
am just as free to say the same of those aSsocia-
ted with me in the transaction of its business.
1t IS, therefore, painful to me that after having
thus labored, l should have to combat charges
and InSinuations made at remote parts of the
State, which men dare not utter in mvpresence.
| invite the most rigid scrutiny, | challenge
any man, either about the Capital, or any part
OF the State, TO point to a single act of mine
since have had charge of this department,
which shows any lack of good faith to the Com
or any want OF attention 10 her in
terests.
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DrThe other day Dutcbman in Cincinnati
was severely ,hrashed by bis ''vrow," and
while smarting under the inHiction he COM
planned to the Mayor, and had his better half
arrested for the outrage, whereupon she was
fined three dollars and costs-but she not hav-
ing the money, her husband was called upon to
"fork over" Upon which he ''oPened his
eyes in great surprise" exclaiming
s'Vot for pay She viP me -
The statute was explained TO him, and be
paid-bnt announced that hereafter his wife
wlfelmight whollop him as much as she pleased,
but he would never again take steps TO uphold
the s'maesty Of the law.'
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opposition arguments in the canvass. The
issue of economy and Proaigacy, of integrity
and dishonesty, was distinctly made, and a
verdict at the polls solicited. The bill OF in
dictment was read before the people, its speci-
fcations challenged 10 the proof, the case :ried
and Judgment rendered. The verdict of the
people is triumphant acquttal and endorse
ment of Mr.. Buchanan's Administration by the
popular voice of Kentucky"
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Within FIVE years in Indiana there have
been erected twenty-seven hundred school
houses, at an expense OF eleven hundred thou
sand dollars. In the last year six hundred and
ffty school houses were built at cost of three
hundred thousand dollars. This sum is obtain
ed by special school tax that was paid BY the
people with general cheerfulness.
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Allegheny Male and Female Seminary,
RAENSBURG, Pa.
FACULTY..


E. J. OSBORNE, A. B., Principal, Prof. of Lam
guages and Philosophy.
Vim. S, Smith. Prof. of Mathematics.
las. H. Miller, Adjunct Prof. of Mathematics.
Rev. B. F. Stevens, Lecturer on Moral Phoso-
Yn. 4. Sterbens, Prof. Of English Grammar &c.
Or. !. Hughes, Lecturer Anatomy &c.
Mrs. E. Y. Osborne, Preceptress, Teacher OF Draw
ing French, Botauy &c.
3. F. Drott, Prof. of Instrumental Music.
Price of Tuition for term of l weeks.
Common English Branches 50 %
Higher Branches, including common, each so
Latin aud Greek, each W
t,ernsn and French, each %
Bookkeeping and Commercial calculations l 9o
ORNAMENTAL.
Drawing W
Colored crayon, and water eolors, leach 8 90
Oh painting W
p.m;. - 8 so
F,.L..;aar, 90
Piano music, with use of instrument ~ iuei'
Board | Is per week including room rent,aPest
furniture &c This is one Of the BEST and che per
institutions in the country. The whole expenses
term need not be more than twenty-five dollar
Second Quarter of summer session commences
August :, 1852
Teachers will be instructed free of charge in the
Normal Department.
For particulars, address the Principal
Ell. OSBORNE, A. B.
RainsSurg, Bedford CO., April %, 1889.
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The ADMINISTRATION OF JAMES BUCHANAN
The Lexington kentucky HGtesmanl IN an
editorial review of the inaugural of the Gov
ernor of that gallant little State, says :-''Gov-
ernor Magofin justly construes bis election as
triumphant vindcaton of the Federal I'D
ministration from the charges OF extravaganza
and corruption, which constituted the staple
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GA Judge in Indiana threateRed.so fine a
lawyer for contempt oil Court. ] have express
ed no contempt for the Court, said the lawyer
on the contrary, have carefully concealed my
feelings.
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Boron was sometime since crys,alized BY
Messrs. Wohler and Deville, and The product
in briliancy and hardness, rivaled the dia-
mond.
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V7HE HAMMONTON FARMER-A new

paper dsvoteA to Literature and Agrlcut
tue also setting fol ful accounts of the new sets
uenent Of Hammonton, in New Jersey, can be sub
Scribed for at only IS cents per annun.
lnclose postage stamps for the amount. Address
10 the Editor of the Farmer, Hamnonton' r. " At
lantir Co. New Jersey Those wishing cheap land
Of the best quality, in of the heathiest and most
delightful climates in the Union, and where crops
sre never cut down by frosts the terrible seourge
Of the north, see advertisement of Hamnonton
Lands,
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Respectfully Yours,
JACOB FRY, JR.
THE REPUBLICAN, CREED :

Ifs gathered from tie Declarations of RepubIi-
can Orqcles.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT,
TO ALL WANTING FARMS,

TO ALL WANTING FARHo,
RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DELIGHTFUL
AND HEALTHY CLIMATE 25 MILES SOUTH
EAST OF PHILADELPHIA, ON THE CAM
DEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
NEW Jersey.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16


LYING One Of the most distinguished oi
California vices is that of lying. In State
aboundng in the finest gentlemen. II is DIM
cult to understand how 20 detestable Il vice
exists to so grca. on extent.
Many causes may be assigned therefor
but the most probable, IL a vice OF no mean
sr hue, that of avaricc, so true it is that one
vice begets another.
The inordinate haste to get rich, which 50
beset. Us. is no mean influence in inducing
equivocation and lying in all its forms.
The use OF character is 10 act Is a shield
sgainst cslnmny and detraction. and selfish
though The motive be-. high estimation ol
charac .er is often the result Of the poriiian-
ence and soliJ;ty OF /. community, hence the
floating character ol our population affords
no inducemtnt for the attainment oi Il chai
acier for integrity and honor. Few men are
originally 50 constituted Is 10 love girtue
for its own sake; II is thai fore lound nect ssl
ry 10 throw around the majority OF ntn
strong social restraints, one Of which IS the
knowl,dge that tbs acts o. Tie prr,cnt will
be remembered Ia the future.
This Restraint is wanting here aud men
pursue the iguus fiuu> uf wealth through
boss aud -Namps oi vice. caring little for the
filth that de!.les. The lrtqucnt exchange aud
iartcr OF property change o. residence, and
t6st natural recke,suess incident 80 mining
regions all over The world. are all great in
ducemenis 10 for.ale the truth.
1t nigh, beinteresiiug 10 classify lie, the
malignant lie. the sewing circle lie tihc fact
sst lie on record the white lie. the faihion-
able lie. the LAWYERS lie (nbo THINKS BECAUSE
nobody bclirv,s bin, tue statement j. not
Tiel The physiciau'- le the lie direct, lhc lie
OF honor. the Equiv Ocaiion. the silent lie, the
lie OF the eye anG face. Gc &c.
But while some contingent advantage may
sgperin5uce eiber Of The above lies, the par
ty lie is- ~;,ho1: even any redeeeming mo.
tive. The alrsHtags j. 30 remote. If any.
that party men think il no crime 20 nerpe
trAte the most audacious .ips-ttc bigges,
liar is the biggest patriot. " a"s o,eohe ~
now that no man can believe the statement
oi party paper. Men must inquire Il il were
the Union, or the Tinsts, or the Dee. that
made the siatrmeut. or at leas, 'nqniie the
political cowplcxioB oil the paper OF inform
&C.
De Quincy tells us OF Murder as fine
Art" We bel.eve 4 wider field offers hin
in pursuing his subtle studies IN the depart
racut Of Lying as Fine Art"
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

CaErTH.- iIume's doctrine ia relation 10
revelation. was. that mau should believe
nothing improbable and only that which
vas undcrstoo Cd and Investigated.
The islsiiics Of the position is apparent {;
hat a small portion o. a mans s'riief Is loand
ID upon legitimate Investigation. Many Of
the most beautiful 'ruth, of the physical sci
rncr- are believed ouly b,causr Of the faith
We place ia statements of those Nh.Se lives
are devoted 10 such studies. Bui the duty
or investigating ,isl and neral problems
brlong 10 every map. There H. a sla' eIy
to which the world has been too long .aiiec
ted. His the salyery of creeds. Religious
denominations cherish definitions. articles,
and distractions. received from an uneu-
lighiencd age. with the creduliy a!tehildren
and with the zeal of iatalists wage bigOlcd
warfare ulon these Who believe til, IN not.
Westminster eatceAi.ms. Ltani"s. snd
creed, and disciplincs, are masters Of the
whole moral world
Political parties rise and fall upon tie be.
lief Of crc,ds. Some social or political pro-
blem. un abstraction, horn ages ago. with the
stain Of darkness upon its brow, in'antinc in
proportion and comprehension now. even as
when il struggled into being. plays the bold
lyrani over nations aud people. Neither cx.
p,ricnce. facts nor reason, avail ausht to
break the chains.
Our fathers made this creed. and We viii
believe and mainiaihil; this is the lADgGaze
and thought Of slaves. Know you not That
crecds were made l.y men like in fashion to
you! Mayhap a generous ieeiiug 10 i..- past
induces belief
F,r generous mcn sre ever c.t'iul u.s.
The slavery of cree us must be lrukcu.-
Crrrds liui; traih belief and faith. and de.
feat the very end for which mrH made them
Doubt ia the father Of truth. and mental n'
dependence tie mother; doubt broke the he
li-i in monarchy, and armed u f0T freedom.
Let every man be independent in belief and
action. The democracy Of slird makes no
slaves.
fim de-. rnei Won lorlling'- slave
rs uaturr : law designed
Why independent wish
Fer planted in my mind.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
Assault mud IIastCry.

Thursday morning last the sun rose in
.plendor above Alta HI, aud giijed the lew
oaks then remaining '.'th more than regal
sIl-nlor' snl adding ghiuess 10 tie wreau .
Of ,tean. " b.ch came from the scape pipe OF
Alta Co = engine. The sun, after arising ~
aforesaid. found three lneu ho had jumped
the lsiling~ Of Ala Co. No. ,. engaged ia
washing out property ol that company. They
we're zach about siN feet TALL aud as they
we're just in pecuniary condition to love a
lawsuit. they ii eaded neither blows nor law.
The dam Of Alta Co.. which had been built
10 retain the tailingr, had been broken seve'
raj times during the last year. and on one or
two occasions their sluicr had been cleaned
up. Mepsrs Bosw Orih anu Roberts proceed.
ed. on Thursday morning, TO see the jumpers
about the little matter Of washing the tall
ings.
Arguments rnsu,d about tAe matter, whcn
a man six feet high, who Appeared to be the
boss Of the jumpers. ercN sriuat, Mr.. Rob
erts then resorted to tha, augmentation so
enectual with such mer, Ly using his little
hickory. Six Feet was convinced in double
quick time and made tracks over the hills
and far away. the whele ssene being much
TO the delight of Mr.. Bosworth ana She dog
Dow. The rest OF the party were Only hired
hands, and guessed they'd leave Mr. r.
bad reliable authority for believing that
some of this suid party bad been in the bad
habit of robbing the sluicc boxes Of Alta No
2, during the night time. Truly
"'Iis conscience makes cowards Of "a ali.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
SHERIFFS SALE.

DT virtue oI decrec aud ur'.r Il .al- To me ,i;--c
Died ,,ue out uf the disirict tuuIf ni the i4th u
dicia district. ir sl!i fnr NrtafH trrn'y State It
california. n Judgment rrnde,r n .Hid Iour' on
the 18th ay ni March. =. g.. $50 ~ s-,r ni iHO-
y. PAINE ami agtih-t JtrItA sM!Ir. H. T.
BRONSON aud THOMAS rfhktSi f,t She .um ot
NINETY -hsr Ilrndred ant Fofy nine aS loo Ioilars.
deht, with interest "u the saia II SgS+g - ct
the rat. oi TSo ani a.har pr rtui per uunth from
rendition Of judg gmcat uatl rail inceiLer with ul
costs nf ,itFor the sale 81 the fullo~ ing de- cfbt
property tc vital that certain Quartz lead. sit
uatc asd being tie township oi Eurrka. in -aii
County Of Nevada. about tao miles southeast of The
village ul i.ufcAs ,r''u' h) the South Iork ot
Poor Mans -ree.. Comprising tR.uts i've hundred
teet the lsdss aiau, qgatt,r ssciion Of laEd
IN ,At EuresA township partly covering aid VIE
consin Nad. t,gciier With all and singular the i'm
prOvemcI.tS made thereon anG the pIlkIleges. here
diumei's aui ~Tpr-1rr'e'rcas thereuuto belonging,
or IN any wise III eriaining
NOTICE j. herrr'y given that will exlose {" pub
lie sale all the above described property 10 the
highest bddrr for cash, in front of the Court House
door. ia the city Of Nevada. ON TUESDAY the I3th
day of April A. D.. 1852 between ;ke hours oil 10
O'Clock 4. M sud O'Clock. Pm.
Given under my hand this the 25th day Of March
\. u. 1852. S.W BORING. sheriff.
u35.3t By Ed Burr,N. Deputy
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

1t was observed by Addison that the devo.
tees Of public opinion were continually prais
ing themselves for the qualifications which
they took 10 lie conspicuous in their charac'
tcrs. or Dispensing others for theirs. This
is the portrait of the hypocrite. those errors
and vices Of which he is conscious rest in his
own breast; he is ever ready TO spy t in
others. whether they posses. them or not,
and the moro ready when the persons assail'
cd occupy position in the public eve; for
thereby greater attention is directed to him.
self az the moral one' the 'refofmer' 1t is
the common propensity OF the hypocrite TO
throw the slime cf vituperation on the eyes
of the public, the better to conceal the dis
play of his own hideOuS vices and sins.
Our attention has been called to the fire.
quent charges Of corruption and dishonesty
brought by California editors against our
public officers.
No doubt. in all the affairs Of men virtue
vidual instances occur of public peculatun
or moral turpitude. it is no reason the whole
body of public meu should be charged with
the crimes Of the few. These public officers
are our rtprtSeHfat,res We elec; ,tcm at
suitable seasons. and have it in orr POKER to
select good men. II, therefore, all public
men are dishonest, thsn We. :he people ART
20 also.
A proper self re .peei teaches u 10 reject
suCa = conclusion.
No true gentleman. because OF the fall Of
one womau. ,iil denounce the whole ,cx-
:hc sacred memory Of his mother fCl-his it,
So should we think and speak Of those who
arc of and from US.
To preserve the purity Of a child, word
We are careful. atall times. to be truthful TO
it. Why Because the mere know ledge Of
the existence of ialschood, from The fsscna-
lion incident 10 evil is sufficient TO provoke
the crime We would guard against
So should We be to orr public men; the
inference is plaiu 1t has been Too much tie
fashion OF certain papers In this State to
charge the Legislature with being cuGrupt
and degraded. Is it human nature. that
high minded men. viii seek ortase public
stations amid such on,laugbts Of a yiral,nt
AMI vicious press The consequences will
be that all our public stations will he left
open TO the control OF the hastst and yilesi
We protest against the Gshiou. it is false
morality aud false policy Violent remedies
always defeat their aim.
II Is 0 more beautiful doctrine. and peaks
better for the character Of humanity TO be-.
lieye every maa to be a gentleman until 9th
erwise proven. An elevated and dlgniiied
example is always sure Of emulation. Let
us adopt more eentlymanly toue. Party
strife ani virulence has no doubt fosiered
The vicious habit we speak Of. Let us all
remember-"W oil my lord have erred !;
men may, | Gud. be honest tho they differ"
MosH KonN. it will bc seen by advertise
mcnt, is alone in the grocery business There
is not more accommodating gentleman in
all our town than Nose. His old friends will
lao ettre 10 caii On birn
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
AGENTS

.ss LNs..Enss - aur 'i.iy anih-t,-ra Agent
- sass.a,sntt H. NAY he .iund At 81 -.
gx CHS 4 CtaNf e.r ,s!s agent IN Ssi
F,sns!s.a ~. >. -mlo~-t-a 70 receive ad,rrti.e
a.cai. aai rrripi ior th- -at.- lie u.a, Nv found
.. ~ N-fsiani siree, up STAIR
A0S>cI Hrary EaeAIe i-4 =: ihr eaiec OF
sfecihan = ca'- fSrr-s-, Main street Neraia ouf
aathotilea ssent AZ Nevada CITY AZ Adttiiisr
neat. i,ii with Ar Ms,Lis ,.nl receive proh,ri a.
,sutas iF,m u> lrsal A1veri'-r.arnt viii he r.
TUNED Ss Ns S'ehie. ~.;h proof d rubles,ica as
sDon A. pnLl.sst.nu c4Iirrs.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

The annual humbug Of rival steamship
companies is now alive and active. There
is an opposition which starts the 9Th Of each
month, aud which don't appear to get thro'
regularly. We wish there was an opposition
but such a bumbug as the present indepen.
dent line is real nuisance. Go on the reg
s'ar line, and not on that gull trap.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

There will be al exhibition by the schol-
nrs Of the Public School. of tis place. at
Hamilton Hall on the evening Of Saturday,
the 23rd inst The proceeds Of the evhibi.
ton will he applied on the debt OF the
school bouse. The citizens of our town who
appreciate the benefits of public school
will surely attend.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

The Independent Democratic order Of z
Dorado have. In solemn eonclaVe lately as
sembled. delivered themselves Ia view Of th,
approaching campaign. A remarkable "fel
low feeling must have been among them;
Tor some dozen and half OF resolutions
were unanimously agreed upon, and very
"apropos" were voted the Union for publ.
cation. The Onion gives the place with
a good grace. aud, barring that plagued Gin
cinnatii platform, which is briefly put an,
laughs through its sleeves
This |. o. d. of III Dorado. 'reafirm aud
readopt" othor resolutions; declaring the
CINCINNATI platform the "true test" and
taking on drcadfully about the Kansas Neb-
eraska act. So far tolerably good. But
they get up divers strange things, in addi-
tion--tesolving to recognize in the Little
Giant-"thc able and fearless" and desiring
to assure him OF support. earnest and unwa-
vefing;' moreover, behclding in David c.
Btoderick, "thc true aud tried" and pledg-
ing him their confidence for waging war
upon pohtlCai corruption III hlgu placesi
rebuking the rccklessness Gf the present
national goyernnent." and looking with
contempt upon the action of fhe Supreme
Court as to who should he publisher Of its
reports; also resolving that If the Fl Dorado
order should put up one of their "ttue and
tricdr for the Gubernatorial campaign.
they sincerely hoped the offer would he
cseerfully accepted" by all democracy; and
being in favor of doing to Hoyt what Sac-
ramento did to Duncombe. These did they,
and many other funny things; for which. see
Sacramento Union Of the 18th. Tastburn
oueh. TO have gone that way ia his late
tour.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

CmAs. A. LAToY, Esq, favored us with
Missouri Republican, which came overland.
We were douLly obliged. for the reason that
the republican contained matter of peculiar
interest.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

The Grass Valley auti-cursing club, met
yesterday and made an appropriation OF
part of their funds. The club bought a pew
in the Congregational church; and intend to
contribute TO n painting with the balance.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

Tonight, at Nevada, the great gift enter
tainmen., comes Off Harry Cady's stage
will run on an extra trip 10 accommodate
those desiring TO attend.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

The Parsons Bulkhcad Bill hes passed the
senate by a majority Of one vote. The
3ulkheaders say that the Assembly is all
'isbt on the CUSTOM but they fear Governor
Weller will veto it. We suppose the Bulk.
readers know cvsctly hnw the Assembly
.tanhs
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ibv virtue OF decree aud order Of sale TO me di
ID rceied, isstiea. OF the District Cour; Of III.
lith Judicial district, In and for Nevada County.
State OF California. Judgment rendered in said
Court OF ths 2iii FAY Of Jauuary. 4. u. 1858 In
favor nfJOS ~ " WO0UWOR1H aud against GEORGE
DAWSON, for the sum of Thirteen Hundred and
Tweniy-six Dollars debt. with Interest on the sum
Of SlIOO 90 at the rate Of Two per cent per month
from the renditiout Of Judgment until raid, ttgeih
er with Costs OF Suit
For the sale Of the following described Property
10 wt-The undivided one half Of the following des
erbed mining ground or claims, situate VA the Town
ship Of Bridgpori,.at place called seeAsiopoi in
said township, in the function Blui Mining hls'IeI
$50 called) bounded follows to wit on the oioN
Of the Hill slopng TO the sebastopol IaNhe on W
EAst by the zane on the South by stroworiue
Co.'S claims and on the West by haleth , iie'iu.-
icks claims the said claims, being nins IN number
and formerly. known a. the ,kennie 4 20 $ claims
Notice is hereby given that VIII eAp",s !" Iuou.
sale an tl aove described property 10 the highest
bidder for cash In front Of the Court nonse usot
An Neyada CITY on 1rEsiAl. the 13ih DAY oi
A,ril A. o. 1883, between the hours oi ~ O'CLOCK
| A. NJ and I O'Clock 7. h o,.,
Ciysn under. my hand aud seal this 25th day Of
.srsh ~ ls5a 8 W. BORING, Sheriff.
~ 4, BY I'd. Burtell, Deputy
POSTPONED.
A. The above sale has been rostpcred unit
sw bORiNG, sheriff Nevada Co.
By np BrEEEIL, l~ruty.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

LIGEALI.-.irc our young rieu aware that
we have a village library in our midst: The
Association has an excellent selection Of
historical aud miscellaneous works, aud il Is
the duty o. all To lend their aid tow ard. its
permanent establishment. We have news
papers eu3ugh and sc are ar-siinq commu-
ni:y, Lai ncwsrap,r yeadiug whitney CT make
a great ~ i lboroarh.y educated people
The id A. of editors. y 20 write much, are
necessarily crude aud incomplete, hence
newspsncf rcadiae IL. al the beet, but spe-
cies oi mental dissipation. Men pi eie., Of
tue minerals. gold TO bascr metals why not
then give some Of your leisure hours 10 min
ing out ,he gold -! wisdom aud learning cor. &.
tainol in V urhs of sianuLId authors, Join
tie library. youns m.h and ct yourselves
as becomes men Of >Pilt. Tor the future.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
Dissolution

The Co partnership heretofore existing under the
name and style ofkOKN LYON Is this dAy dissolved
by mutual eonseut, soseS koFn will settle All Affairs
oi the late hrm. NJ kOkN
J LOYN.
Grass Valley, April is, Isie.--nss II
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

The GROCERY a PROVISION business viii be COZ
iinued by n. k0RN, at MArtells old stsud, Main
street, Grass Valley, where old customers and the
public generally, invited 20 call end eEsmine
goois and prices