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ilNnNI NEW YnRN

NEw YoRK, Oct, q.
The steamer New World met with serious
accident last evening while off Fort Washing
ton on her way to Albany, by the breaking Of
the connecting rod. portion of her ma
chneTy was driven through the bottom of the
boat, causing her to sink before the freight or
baggage could bo removed. The passengers,
however, took refuge on the steam tug Ohio,
aud ON a schooner which happened to be in the
vicinity, aud were put ashore.
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FROM OmARLEsrowS.
CHAnIEsrowv, Va. Oo

CHARLRsTowN, Va, Oct a.
The storm Of last evening prevented the trans
mission Of tho latter part OF the proceedings OF
the Court
Tho Court finally refused to postpone the trial
and the whole afternoon was occupied in obtaining
jury.
Brown occupied cot on which he was carried
into the court room.
The trial will be resumed this morning, when
counsel for Brown is expected TO bo here from
Ohio
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STATE DGsrRIoT OouRr.-Burrows. Admr of
W. II. Burns, vs. Cleveland d Toledo r. r.
Co. Action to recovor damages (under the act
of March 25, 1851, Swans Statutes, 707) for
alleged unskillfulness of defendant in making
and using cars, on which tho "bunters" were
80 made that Burns, brakeman, in coupling
cars at Toledo was caught between them and SO
injured that he died the following day. Tho
occurrence took place on the 2sth of August,
1855 Case on trial
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fI'HE EXCELSIOR is THE BEST
IN Loist @ Hair ptes,ias ard P,riume, II VIII Jre
rs sny thing can 10. Pr pated and sold At
0o~e No 81 SOUTH SIDE PUB. SQUARE
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FRoM NEW ORLEANs

NEw OELEANs, Oct 27
The Tennessee arrived from Vera Cruz ON the
% J. She brought $4,000 ia specie.
The U. 8. slOOp. .ol-war Savannah was at sacrl-
noos
II is reported that The acting British Minister
Mathews has authorized the British Consul at Vera
Cruz 10 recognize the Juartz government
R1bles has returned TO Jaappa.
Miramon's expedition 10 San Louis is reported
TO be still preparing.
dc Golado was at San Louis Ampu1ia at Vera
Cruz, and Marquee ai Gaudalajara. All were In
active.
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THR PICToRIALs.--Frank Leslie's Illustrated
newspaper has several illustrations OF the Harper's
Ferry insurrection. Harpers Weekly has illus
trations of that and of the successful Franklin
Expedition. Hawks & Bro. have them as well as
Porters' and Wilkes Spirit of the Times and all
other Weeklies, Dailies and Monthlics.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEl! HAIR DYE /
Wm. a, Bachelors Hair Dye!

The Original and nest In the world
Al others limitations and should 10 avoided
;uu wish To escape rdiGue
GRAY, RED Or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
teautfnl aud natural Brown Black without the least
injury 20 Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardod to Vim. A. Batohelo 1885, and over $4,000
applications have been made to the Hair Of his patrons
his fhnous Dyes.
WM A. BATCHELORs HAIR DYE produces a color
not TO be Distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not to ure 10 the least however long may be continued
and the m effect OF Bad Dyes remedicd; the Isir invigor
A.ed for life by this Splendid Dye
biadu, sold applied On private roomsl at the Wiz
Eactnry, No. 23j Broadway, N Y.
Sold DO al cities towns uf the United States he Drr
gists nUl Fancy Goods Dealess
rue genuine has the nama aud uddress upon a steel
plate engraving ON fOcT sides Of each RuN. OF
Wht A. BACHELOR
lnnlI No 233 BROADWAY. N. y
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DR.. CHEEvsR's LEoTURE.-We shall hope to
see the MeOdeon crowded this evening to hear
DR.. CheevOr's lecture on tho Life and Character
of Lord Erskine. The subject is one deeply in-
tofOsting, and no one is better qualified to discuss
it understandingly than this eminent New York
Divine.
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ST. Louie, Oct 27
Tho LeavGnworth overland express from
Denver City with dates 10 the goth, and SO 0U0
dust, arrived this evening.
Williams election as Delegate to Congress
confirmed.
The people were to vote on tho Gath for or
against provisional government
Mining operations were drawing TO a close.
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FROnI wAsmINGrnN.

N4sllNGToNj Oct. ".
The Light House Board has awarded the con-
tract Tor building the light house at Cape Ann
tn Edwin Adams, of Boston, at nearly S33 COO;
the metallic work 20 Adams Il Roberts ut Sc :
$50, and The lanterns to the same parties al
$500 There were thirty two bids for the
light house contract.
senator Gwm has arrived at Washington.
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CAURCHILL'S nIPOPnOSPlITES.

HOhC AlLL - HypophC SphlteS OF
~ Lame and Soda, protared by J. Winchester THIS
remedy tor Cuusuap ion oi the lungs aud other wsHng
diseases hn, attae.ed the AZ euton OF Of the leed
ltB ns OF our touuty and received their uppruyn
as being ci value aud very efficient IN arresnr tbo
progress OF Diseases hitherto consicei ed Ia al
IS w r-rcr
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HoLLowLY,a FnLs ANp OlNrnrNr

UoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT The
public should DO clrou in purchasing these invaluable
ouraivCs The songins kuonn by the waite r-mart-
Holloway, New York and Loudoi"-ysibo in every leaf
Of the book OF directions ompanyng each box and pot
Sold at the manuilc'ory, No. 80 Maiden Lane New
york and by adj Druggists at 25o, e3c md 81 per pot or
box. oo25:255
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The New York Herald gives the following list
Of railway accidents in this country within the last
six years.
1t is fearful TO review the record OF railraad dis
asters which have occurred in the United States
for the past six yeas. Here isa terrible catal ogue
Of bloody tragedies which have parayzed the
public mind Tor brief time, and then have been
forgotten save by the surviving friends Of the vic
Tins whose heaIths have been made desolaie--
Since 1853 the following railroad disasters have
occuned I'm This country:
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Coon ApyIcE.--Be saving o your money and
make It 60 great way. by buying your Hats and
Caps for yourself aud children, at L Benedict &
Sons, 2Ol Superior st., who have received a very
large aud choice assortment Of goods in their line,
of the latest STYLES
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NRw TREATMESr.-Dr. Gibsoh'snew application
Of electricity is the most efficient rOmeJy ever Of
ferOd to the citizens Of cloyoand for the cure Of
those oasOs Of dyspepsia aud liver croOmplant which
are mover benefited by medicine. Try It and you
will bo convinced.
Soc his advertisement in another column head,
ed "Despondency and Iusanity."
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TT For well becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Cap VIC recommend =. Ruiinis excellent assert
ments Of Fall Styles, at us Superior street lie,
as practical Furrier, is now engaged in manuiac-
turing Capes MuiIs, Far Gloves, ETC., etc., for the
Fall abd Wipiey trade
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GRAND EXHIBITION OF WoLFsTENBsRGER'
PANoRAMAs ron THE CHLDEEN OF THE PUBLIC
SCHooLs.-An exhibition of Wolfsteuberger's Pan
dramas will be given for the children of the Public
Schools to morrow forenoon, at 10 o'clock As this
exhibition is the finest and most instructive ever
opened in this city, giving an immense amount Of
Information to all, we hope to see Chapin's Hall
crowded with Juveniles Saturday forenoon. As this
is the only exhibition that will be given in this
city in the daytime, parents should see that their
children are on hand.
The reason for giving this exhibition in the fore
noon, is that the Hall is occupied in the afternoon
by Mr.. Balou for his Dancing Class. Tho price
Of tickets for the children will be 10 eonts each.
The last evening exhibitions of the supCIb Pan,
Dramas will be given to-nigbt and tomorrow
night
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Hickory NUTs-The Painesyille Telegraph
reports that Hickory Nuts are unusually abundant
this fall They have been bought as low as three
shillings bushol. Every store in town seems to
be full of them
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FnIDAY MoRNINa, 90. as. lsso
TRAVRLRI,,s sFgIsTlen.
Nhw ADYERTIsEmENTs.

J. h. Cobb SCo.-whoosale School Book Depository
Carlyle Whipple-C alorio Engines, Sc.
Evans Bates-Win;er Apples
s. S. Barrio--Coal OIL.
Pehon 4 Breed-For Dunkhk
Cleveland Mu,ical society-Coneert
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MUsicAL.-The Ashtabula County Musical con,
vention holds its next session at Conneaut, COM
mencing Tuesday next, and continuing four days
Prot VIM. b. Bradbury, of New York, will be tho
director.
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READING AND SPELLING.--An exhibition of
reading aud spelling will be had this afternoon at
the Office of the Superintendent of Instruction, by
the classes in the Secondary Departments in our
schools.
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POSTPONED - The Parodi Opera Troupe will
not be here tonight as announced, in consequence
Of a re-engagement at Cincinnati. They will be
here next week
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lGy1 ladies In want of Fnrs are invited to call
and examine ostock at 1873 and 1856 Water street
FuILRR A Co
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FLhIN AINU UHNNnIENIAI ThINIINU.
E9 Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every desert pen
done at tho Printing Establishment Of tho Lender Once
on the late improved and rapid presses in the
beststye short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
tcuar attention paid TO blank work Every description
oiBndns done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Juurn
SIS Sales Books, Receiving Books. &c., sc.
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Board OF EouALizArIoN--Th Board of
Equalization are in session in tho city. Nothing
was done yesterday Of interest.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the umlpu TELEGRAPH,
OFFICE, wARtNo's BLOCK CORNER OF BANK AMI
ar. CLAIR STREETS.
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~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Fo0o, ENswpRTu a Co.'s,
oetl Cor guperior and glneoa sfa
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EucLD PLAoR. The large Boarding House on
the corner Of Euclid aud Eric streets, is for ront
Apply to VIM. scoGeld, 1855 Eric st. IW
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FRnnI CHAMnEnsnuRa

CHAMBERsBUR0, Pa, Oct n.
Capt Cook was TAX en- TO Virginia to day on the
rsquisihon Of Gov. Wise, by officers from Virgin
ia, accompanied by the parties that arrested him.
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SILVER SoAPl--SLvER soAPll-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &c.--Another lot just rcceiyedby
Foao EEg,ygRTu a Co
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RusSlan Mean banning Lsla6lisnmenI,
% Hicks st., near EnBne House No 10.
Cleveland, tIVest Side.l
THE RUSSIAN STEAM RATH IS

Cleveland (Nest Side.l
VHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH IS
4 universally kuownHH over Europe Sht To Il ostah
snliur towns ud b Is 50 gvueru Rppreye MD
fn Huthuiits, as not only snfe, quick, "a Gle and
higly agree bic remedy against number % most
iuubesumu disoass hut also plnntTr hphnh pre-
hetNer ol ttrtulh md mus tlu ftftnRihrner uf
Tie nervous SYST M hut no nrinuisf ot
called for A. puuh gg ung invigerHns IEeat iuF
thn SKIN, s bath Is tckunN dGtd 20 be- sufgsiod
other m0us Nhaiuy BW he singurr continuation OF
sap wet Z. ltotiun and OK ruise nEiihtr IN these
ln ufhWuuis plnuts The whole tody ti such uriul
w1tl ns " fonplsaiy eraura0 a whch oils inaley
resist a 9th renudioa Rheumatism, salt Rhounl. sling
Wur hngs Eyll Fever Sprts, Dnpsy Hnd all other
easrs rsns to sunpIos Cd urmnr III action Of he ska
arr rtdrny cu,ed wthuut txh biting iniernal medicine
Dsf asas oi the nrrnSsaeGr, CaiarIh. Counhiue, and
even some tuTms OF tnnsumuiun n v need TOO iar
are rfmuyrd without dliicutv.
Euarsemont uf he Liver aud spcpu, Dyspepsy, Piles
MetcllliUHn', Srrcinlnns swelling tafuytc tykoiica
Affections Ceut, apd snm0l mas lpepuc hits Dehiness
anu gtoht number oi other nilmen sncrofsfully
Treated pt the elonCy 81 keanr tnihig all tlosu ~
hc0ns ih'le Is iha anplcst pool on record Noing
enimsd for IT, but what can ariualy ho done what
every ono may o1porlonce lu himself. Iff
JUST TRY n
Null aud Warm WatcT hatha ssol a shower Bath,
AZ dlnnelloL with tLis sstsbimeil, ard used
sfpaT0tclg.
licKt "a "A sirglo Steam BAH GO oouis cor doz 81 90
A cold ur wEun water Bath 20 ct; prLuz 80
Hura Of pdmssnu, Tor Ladies Tnesdnys ThuTslavs ard
Saturdays ia tho iuf0nnph Tor gtntemrn dufng the al-
iornoana of tho sung dpys ilgm 70 O'Clock aud SUI
dgyh from 10 ~ Uollck A NJ
HERMANN RAEBEI., Proprietor
eie1Hland' Aug 10Th Is o. auGso;2a
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Fooo, ENswoRTn g Co.

TO Travellers willbear in mind that Halls lIo-
mmopathy Is In Cleveland, opposite the Woddei
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iRAsoALLY.- Wednesday evening, as The Pitts
burgh railroad train was passing through Newbu q,
some sooundrel threw stones at the passenger
oars--one Of which crushed through owindow and
came within an inch or two Of o passengers head,
-e-n-s--
TBE CONCERT oF rHE MUSICAL socIETr.-
The concert Of tho Cleveland Musical Society on
Monday evening next promises 10 DO treat
well worth listening to. Tho singers aud per
formers are all Cleveland amateurs who have
formed themselves into an association for cultivs-
ton and improvement In vocal aud instrumental
music. They have before given us two public
exhibitions Of music, aud they propose this season
to give series Of five concerts, TO which the sub
scfiption tickets viii be two doa s. This is very
cheap, and we hope their list OF subscribers will
swell Iapidly.
In the concert for Monday evening the vocal
portions consist Of a French Cayatina from la
Favorita, by Miss NJ. segur an Italian Cavatina
from la Gazza Lada," by Miss Nellie Harris.
and Romberg's Canta,a Of the Power Of Song"
with English words. which contains several solos,
qaarcttos and choruscs, in which Miss NJ. Miller,
Miss segur, Mrs. Brown, aud Messrs lIolbrook,
Rouse and Danks, will be the leading part -
This Cantaia will be the principal feature of the
evening.
The instrumental features will be tho overtime
era Diavelo," waltz; "slctliner soirtc," tho
Champagne Gallop," and a Grand Trio OF piai o,
violin and cello, by Messrs. j. H. Cole, D o. Cole
and 7. Mann The programme concludes with
Meyerbeer's Coronation MoIch.'
We hope and expect 10 zee a full house, and
from the rehearsal last night, can guarantee that
oil who 60 will bo well repaid.
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Ssl- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. s. Matson's and Olmsteds news depots
AT news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, It's Ontario Street
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commerce. oP CLEvELAND.-List exhibiting
asummary view of the Foreign Commerce of the
District of Guy ahoga, o., during The quarter end
ing 3Oth September, 1859:
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70, For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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COMMERCE. AND CoMMERoIAL EDucAr1oN.-
According to previous announcement a lecture
was delivered last night at Bryant, Folsom 4 STRAIT
toms Mercantile College, by L. G Folsom, Esq,
on the above topic. A good audience gathered to
listen to the remarks of the able speaker and the
lecture was well calculated to devclopo thought
and to present food for future reflection.
The speaker remarked that there were two great
centres Of action and thought. The one was the
world Of business and the other the world Of
thought-each a reflex or mirror of the other
The history Of trado shows successive stages Of
accounts from the primolive method Of barter or
"swapping" through those Of pobbo currency,
notehed sticks, &c, down to tho Introduction Of
what we call mouey-afIer the age of barter alone,
brass and iron were brought into uso as currency,
but these, were soon laid aside for gold and silver
In the world Of mind, there have also been
successive progressions from tho time Of our first
parents to this day. From the agriculture of the
early ages, mankind have advanced to mechanics
and commerce, until the age is rife with invention
which stamps its mark upon every pursuit and ey-
cry calling.
Commerce Is a thing of science and not merely
of manual labor. 1t requires men of mind and
mark, and to educate these, schools arc required
which shall train them up in all the minutae Of
their calling. Business is tho watcAword Of tho
nation, and each and all will bo adjudged their
rightful station by business community, the cri-
terion Of promotion beng not money but mind
and education, Dollars and cents are slippery,
but worth and knowledge arc lagiing and will well
serve their possossor in the worlds battle Poverty
might almost be said to be a synonym of iguo-
rance and plenty of talent and knowledge. All
prominent men of wcalih and business have been
men of well stored minds.
Extravaganza is not absolute, but comparative.
What Is extfavagance in Clevelasd, may be con,
sdored penuriousnefs in New York or Paris, and
extravOgance in those cities is hiiing cxpendi,
lures compared to the layishness of ancient En-
perors and Kings.
Commerce is means and not an end. She
adds her influence to the promotion Of the worlds
prosperity, and not surer is tho harvest that
follows tho tilling of tho soil than wealth and
prosperity attend those countries where commerce
is encouraged and sustained. Our country hos
had rapid growth aud has glorious future as a
result of her wide spread commerce.
The entire lecture was On admirable one, filed,
not only with sober facts, but stirring passages Of
OlOquence. We regret that we cannot give fuller
report
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, so TO b g. Dietz, M Superior st.
Ny See advertisement of DR.. SanfOrds Liver
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GnerioI Nalites.

lSS- For Gas Fixtures aud Fitting, apply al
Ga, ENswoRrH q co, Cor superior ssneea ss
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rV- We are Io1oed t1 fad that the rsnowaod Chemis
Of New England Doct AYER, has ct length turned his at
tonon TO Tho disorder which hangs like blight upon
community. Our section rs healthy any other with
single exception, ond that is the Fever and hich
hauns every side. But bis remedy care
should kno must, II he made it, Cast out this baleul
disease among and Of the lovoest spots
IN The West -rSsuifel Fairfield Iowa
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BIOGRAPHIES.
ARITHMETIOs 4 ALGEBRAS.
/ READERS & SPELLERS.

T REAnERs, sssHnlards Series >
hEa1Ehai McGuneye Series
hhAnEEhss Iowneh Seteas
I tEAuEhs, We hh'H Series.
I HEADERS Inveilis Seriee
4 BEADEkS, Sarnesntis III mes
. READERS, M.nieyi iefs serirs
/ HEADERS, s.sWeblSs Wor,i Nefbo1s
f SpELLERs, Wcrrfst,,ris pr,,n, 1,,,ei,,s =
SpELLERS. Webste,i Eien,enta,y
SPELLERS, MrgufTev's
kpELI.EkS, ...# ToyneN
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Nevada national., 1859-11-19

"what animal has the most brains? ," Give
II up, "The hog, Of course, he has hogs
head full OF EN-"
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
State of California, ! Justices Court.
County Of Nevada Sss
Eureka Township. Before WV. caper,on, r.
II. II. Moore. vs.. d. Vallandingham.
The People Of the state OF California TO n. valsn
dingham-You are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore the undersigned Justice Of the Peace at his or
fee on Moore'o Flat, in said Township, weines
day, the 9th day of February, A. D., 1890 at IL o.
clock H., to answer to the complaint or II. ~ Moore
who dema nds NJ you the sum Of One Hundred ana
Thirty five Dollars, principal, and the sum Of One
Hundred and Ninety four Dollars and Forty Cents in
terest alleged TO be due him from you per note
fle in this efice.
On failure so 10 appear and answer, Judgment will
be rendered against you for the said of s529 10
and Costs Of suit
Given under my hand this lIth-dsy Of October. 4.
n. 1850. W. W. CAPERrON, J. +.
Affidavit being filed by the Plaintiff in the within
cause, that due diligence has been exercised to pro
cure service on the within defendant, and further
AYERS that he has good reason to believe that the
above named defendant has left the state and IL has
been ordered by me that publication be made in the
Nevada National. q weekly newspaper, pu blshed in
Grass Valley, in the County Of Nevada state Of Cal
ifornia, a week, for the period Of three months
from the dale Of FIRST publication.
1s-3m WV. CAPERToN, J. ?.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19

DrAnoyps IN THE ARrs.-ft is not only
for the purposes Of ornament that diamonds
are employed, they are most useful for some
purposes In the manufacturing arts. Discol-
ored diamonds aro reduced TO powder, and
there are many operations for which they
are indispensable. Fine canoes and some
precious stones are engraved with the dia-
mond. Ii is employed for cutting the glass
for windows. The point used for this pur-
pose Is trspezoidal shape, weighs about the
sixteenth part Of carat, and is usually set
in . wooden handle. The edge is a natural
one, and could not be given to 1t by art
From the high refractive power of the dia-
mond, IL is sometimes employed to form mi
mute and exquisitely accurate lenses for the
best kind Of microscopes. In respect to gen
cral operations OF the lapidary or jewel cut
ter, they could hardly be conducted without
the aid Of diamond dust; for the usual mode
Of cutting and shaping precious stones is to
hold them against very small metallic disk
or wheel. which is rotating with great veloc-
ity, and to mosten the edge Of this disk or
wheel. which is rotating with oil aud dia-
mend dust The exceedingly hard PARTICLES
Of diamond dust enable the disk to cut the
stone or jewel. The rays of light easily pass
through other gems, but in the diamond they
are refrscted to the surface, and this refrac-
ton occasion its superior brillincy.