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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01

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Namrns Scans. her tar,lid aui cas e l,dsn eer
Saisrin ron SuBtauc sinru @l1e
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ihtsrs sinsn Iiamantrina i'm sesrtt Won sl2.
QUO $4,000 5te-.l ctbi 1t. llttcrbaurt tat sr
nne ieint 6rau pom acfr6atsn Sluptcru lrsrtt.
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MADDEN '~rurssn, tridfe or tertn RcrIb in e,,fp E.
Ssins 3unitScnrftn rieS u. icuieitS ptN Gc.an
ta'f'n mebt neitiis arf ZEN G Oftcr mcresn. (.
9iueic, fuum Ter Daft auf Gar nnc ent.
trmmtr. 1T in Srafli,n, wetin or Scludtet mar.
mi, 1p;e atpesan1tn.
- 8clsshess III ,iner fbrttiI6tr 3tituna emit.
nrmmen /; gu Siipsrbi1irdS, @amr c, wurpe ne
6rau etN srn. Chs. sSiiirn prn :,miIline,n INT.
tunrsn naS cine &inr rarr am 81. 9t,. 1859
uno raS aupers am j. Sanuar 1860 srtprsn.
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Dry-Goods & Fancv-Srore.

no. lI6. etc Srrnp= H.. g.. StrhEc. 10. l76.
HrT e ~. Hcienbdum
trllIst nd t0S atch tt YItIitum aurm crtiam an mahcn. .lt
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prtiicn ~ Iht ttin; 0cnurrcni iulailcu. gtrtIiit wtrrtu.
jt bttc ~btirrrrS f%rilrnrt Mrt;fcl n rYcr:
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Gin 9tlub ritre I~stre rirp ~crsrtciiri trtcirn pm
=. ~. ritnbnum
maize sum- nti;cn MuTfc.
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, Lutts.

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aittl teisihnen. Ger man6em junsen Mlans &c.
tubrt2 sHinnteutel. 50 a..r ng
Werurb 'cidueu fh FIeinc Mrnibsn in
Der Gsstl AUST Z urt arrbe Stmnebaftis-
tsit, ca Il, tsflrd,ten. iruf iiter icbsn an ,rcrcem.
G'ns @isrrirte Sunsfer. SIN Ger yanretutt,
;3eituna Nr. 30 iuht Gin SGn,ttmaarsntauoler
cine ritOn in eiurm atnii6sn WsihGft lsr-
Write eartniur9ftr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01
5amrnl g'Amerif. padetiabrt @etiru. @elru, uair.
Nampficbifabrt

hamburg nie @cn gpri, pia goathnmptcn,
ptrni't!slt Der nruen df rao Scltrefe aebaltfn uuo Gle,
9antelte etl9erltitisn 9rrFcn si}trnsn 0piirmpfjdiTs
S~orullto. 2DOO lpns, @apt. lrautmanu.
. mmcrid. 1000 1pnS. Capt. Shremeu.
Sarcnia, 300 Cons, Gapt. Gbltrs.
oSiat irs5en ibrty ~iFleltn unr aiufIihen Tatr!en rabm,
I'@t Sttanntt HampfiGiTe mcrnrn r~eltlmdFis an
griffin unr 6inRebntcn irpcn MpnatS
"'n Nsp sprf anc Samtura, gia Srutbamrton, ,rtpir; uue
nibnnsn 9aiasire zen New Ncrf mad
hamburg, 9apre. %onSon ans Sputbamrton
~ ~Ipl9sncsn Yreiin:
erns Gajhtt 500.
3rttIt Gajutt SIS.
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SnN ealHte Sii2:3V. .Smclic GGIIit $40. 9wiittnSt|
so. 2Nrgcn ganaae w:npc nun l;ts un
IS. y. @id,arr, SraS II. Is MP,
i5r S]rrGrlrnY, New .nf.
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Scfannti ael,u gen.
ausytrtaui elmer s0iribihait.

gStosn UettrHabme eiurS Spmmcr Wrrtrus
ritnidt crr llnterjetdnete lcire an Wainltrotr.
Frriben rtr Il. uup 10. Strafr cleatn. spirib.
fhaft UNI SpareinAbdue (Ifetonics 6ruje).
unttr siiuiti9en SsrinsunsrH III pcrfauirn.
Il. Mapuufe.
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pauS nm yrt gum &e,taul.

Das an NtatibdllfraBe IN Der Nlhe res 9GaIt.
tnatcn @arttns artfatne 9rrFs 9trhnbaus nes
llnttrl'idnsten & uhcr N,trt's Stritu 6atrif),
Hetff rtu pdlu sehrri9,n Ntetnlstiuptu unp
Staiunaen ftbt mntrr Ben sunitiafttn yerin
9un9sn gum SSerfauf. Ndbsrss su e~tirasen tel
0crru Ytrnct
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01
Nie fpmaenbe @racfThcutcn=9S .hf.

&VE TUNNt.FFHpt Observation-Disclosures DI.
Dis 6raae iibrr pieis SGdbl 1T armiR etrn il
mi6ti9 ais ME, no Die t~lllieifcu @Nnlrcu III fau.
ien inn Der teltt @tas hieriiir it ras t%cfanntr
GtabI:Ntment prn 9rispb Stlans, Nc. 81
Main Strdfe, no man ras aiGBtt N7rrtiment
Der teltfn Gamtric uup Smif @rlars, Gamtrie
SlnrS, Gmtrpircreo SlrerrS unp Cellars III 90
Gents, msrtb sl.00; itmaris mnr iartiae .Rlr.
Stoves gu 81! 6tS.. merth IS Cts. frferp ::
Irinene 3aihrntiibtr gu 10 GtS.. 10 nit Spiecn
ga 50, msrth So; 800 Stid Gr,trn 6rinae N
3 Cts. per Yarr, nod tiI,a ,u 10 @ts. mrnrnr
lintert!eirer Ganhric, Gbrf unp SmiB Ninslin
9rn ~ Gts. an unr mrbr. mrrlb ern rcprrItrn
Srt'a9. Dem Yublttum t,crmit Die &trlihcrnna.
Rap lib tiliasr ais il Y%nfaufc, nm RAP i'd S,pcr.
mann III tinem Stlmhe mrint Stprst unlapr.
Man rrinnrrr lib Nc. % Ttaintrnt.
Seirpb StranS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01
Yrricaan stcin unp Observation-Disclosures

prrirlidn Stein unr C'nsmaarrns6jrihGft.
Htni 9rrbrftn rrurten Nu5ljfum ii tune. eaf an Der Edt
err grrde urr Trutn Strafc rim encrn,rS 2aair rpn alrr.
bane @tid'irr fig ,t 6GuSpIrttitaft rtahiirt III, wclG.c eGF
,lnitae ctunIe '"t'drifr oittr Nrt III Ritm no ii. lni,'
Nlncrtencnt inTba't Wtae.. Stctu- uno pcrcrilnn~IS Idrth
@ltntr unb 0Gtcln, ypn,i aucr Nrt, Ratrs unp 5prttan.
ncn. conlpen rn 2inn. Sitt, britannia unp ilrtrpIaitirtt.
: lhtthrtttrr. SpicarI une Spielcialiitr an;r Grrftn.
SGue-. HIeio'r- Ettns uuc Str1uhburicn, ant ~atlcrhauc
'uTjt a"a1rcn ulo SrteIStn9 &c. &C.. &~Sictupntluftr putcu
e "prt.tIlb"tt iaetn. bet uIS trl rrriuir'cGcn, Ia mr. In,
Siihee itre, tenti IuSnatnsretie brIia Ytrfduitn III frurcn
SRha? II. Nrmr. ode hrr :. II Mr. mir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01

IN ct ser'tice'nrn @Hrcicncn, meItc ans rinem uneresni
ii"ti @aaen rNer aus Ger V1Seu rRiprinsrn.
gSit llnsrrouliHfet, = durt I'M 9sa0cn, Grlid. Sr,-
eTennen. &rpti;tIri9frii, Acnalli,tteit. @tritppinns. sIuicnrr
UNI HulliA, 6lmrrrbrtscn. In allen ntrpGitE Hnr rbslInn
tilhsn fautn III; &c htuniIhlpen Mlisu ~pptlibltia srmiIf.
unr r~edltAuriac SGiune hrrrcrlttr1tpt,
N1iGltr IN cnt rein YtGrtabiliirc Wiltuns. nssk nrero
iurrrIhdriltaen DruaoiGtcu mn nab NnrrIiuns ece t,-
rl'mlrn h.:lNnSnttn ~9rprins @rtrslre. tcrs,iti. 94,aen
!:ln"S S!cEf" Y .Nn in eCn meifcn curcrliirtn Siaaitn.
mar l"" S':iIrrir9 IN can %tr. Stam.n ncbI fur Csimi-
lrn ri iirIni. mtlre aus Unitrnt 90Irr!anbt In oiticm yduet
itrltriut l'nl "a ra'telbe GnI,r lhncn 9reFcn $tijau q.
Iuncen, 10 titie ih cS Pear IuerItanntCn SEsli!uni an. inetu
I'D WtlF. c1e ltinc III etc 3hat %trunotrbe en- RteieiuiIttn Gi>
%9enlcha'tn lh Se!NnntdNIi "erlhaHm wrrScn.
SslfnrrrS mire * lm Se.%tt t%ElpfchItn, serrn Gpnnim,iru'
orrT Ten b~ttGneNtn hNtFr"uf "cn vilIrTcn prcr anerrtn
N~ueIdhmeiiur 0.n IN n%Hrrrnrr3 ecraibcn ine. Nlm stuar.
nt'Itn arlrnbiitl't mr!lOm. INIT es lrlnrn aslaScn glta
gum Stss oS e'etne, iHftn.rN III itrt Nerve ~einprinst uS'
ne heInf!si zen l%intsnetn e'ftIt durlttet une III ser All
meme OriunchtI uno Shrtt IN bdN game SYli.m brinat.
@oTnuRN:
EitNrpre %reTciinng b;cice aGaRe;eiGntttn Mrrmoe b.,
etilW"pfht H~ar9tMAn9cn hsrNpr8tTUfcn, Ttsbdth pae NJ
BIZ! N I'M NnsaGir rorNdrtis itin mus. 9arGm 1T Is netki
aAs lpr rtleSsts SeldnriiteS @ilu. btrpr Sbr Is faur
ri"itS rr'Ga'' YIN; yruleiAf mtrN eHb l~SsrisuSsn, Sai
~ Sfriapit $I.o9 ~ @UIttl Cbu o TOtels fur 8
Sa Zen finiiSrn 9lscritIwcrn SO
Benjamin 9aet ir. u. 6 o.
tfdhrtfaHicn zen artifeln fWr 4pptbcftr II GbemiFr
9ifiShur9, ga.
IN Y rne mire sttlcs Sititre rtrfanit in ben grI
Inrttn etT Up. Srcs unc Gpmp, Alcranner Tupdl y
YtHt!i9n. y. Jebniipa II. Srp, DTubbs up sprrrIcn
Ss!lair, SEarina unr Yrane, Charlie Winipauab uni g.
yle9i, UNI m alien oiesisn Orr SrT. Staatrs III bieirs y
tCs in eetr Arrbcfc III rdttn. ---Oar2y,
St9etablt 9ias. ~nb;riudsrt uno cine ;3udcr, Srarreitb'
Yille, MteansS btTlhme Ytttrpiirn, Or. Sja9ncS 0iHs
rtnfldt .Ralisrpiltn Il. !r., %9Surmmitft Yrrihitetner Srri
retn fruN trbdltcn no iuSi &CTtaur bel Niihcr, Nat.
Z hGsptn, 9Dein! Shpppenz9Se
llntsrlrihnrte erlantt ib ras bisGas gRri
trintcnre YutIifum nnf isinrn ausae,ci6n.t,
Sheppcn, a2cin ouimrrfiam gu maten. ION
ibrrbGmpt ami feline ans9r;eia nete &abe NJ
porii9lIcben @rtrGufe.
I'm jabircihrn geiuh ti.ni
s. vi arrbaufsn. QN.
=" Ninen MART ritt III, Sii6mart:
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N>uc @irtbfdbaft
urp
TaAertier Z a II.

EuNtrrltr : z Il II.
lem NuhIItnri tic cracttnit; Nn;ciar, rnE rcr
II 'trrTiduttr in icincm nouie am Nl en- 9Partt.
Dem Niitmdrtt arAeniSer. rinc seirtbitaIt nctif
VaIertier'S nlrn crrittrt bat. mrirlhlt or lid,
frruet wirr, istnc 5rcunrt INN rnS putlrfum inn
%NllNsmrtnrn nit rrn tciten UctrIntcu bcsitncn
III tGnnru. S~Iprrmcr miller
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01

9Hsatn MISUNDERSTANDING miinitt rtr lin
tsr3rI@nttt Irins an Ter SE. tern Ylant Jtcar az
lrasnt Wirtbiteif tillia al psrfaufrn. &. !Rsf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01

&erlan9t. Gin iunsr Mann, Der mt
pferctn um;u1eben ptritcbt.
@ Y. Gufer II. 8rc.
~ Wdinitr., ilrlitsn rtr 9. mn 10.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-01

icy 1tr llnter'cihnsts wiiuiht ieintn an Der
Srert l~urnpIfe. ,miihrn Ger rdnnry.r unp
EeIlla Court ncule otcar, it6n a~rIta,nsn plas.
rrr lIh ttlcnrsre Tur cine Wrrcerp rprr g0irts-
itaT' siIntt. untrr 9inihaen Stpinaunstn ,u
rfrtnliien. S'nertt gu ptrrtn %.errirnt. p0R nle-
lrr Ylds ben NmSAanaSpunft Ter prciceimten
neifa plant Rpdp blIret
3rurs NrurcGr.
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Na5 Ger &rrfcnuna:
SomSsrGmsbcas

Se'tsn tri Stsamcr ,Samretrmu' ,int friide
SsnrunS Waaren srtaItcn. mic iulst:
Pearl. G'rrits pen alien Nnmmerr,
Slrntu. tirtiite :3Irctiten
arrBc Hinien. acipaltene Griffin,
frilbt bsIldnpude nrrirat.
Sdrrtnts uno Sal,iarttu,n,
rttt @Sttinlrr Se,Y lat. 9Gutlt &c.
StlrnrerS lrnfs iii Gle 2luimrrflamfeit rss
NutilfumS auf ras irsten erhattsue 2
EaS Stits fir ricien 94tnter.
Hihmrar, 81. 6ctruar 1860.
Srbns 6trtts.
Esntibcr 8auhtabat nm Nitiicn in nrci;tr
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Stlttnblt 9ile. ub;rindsrt uno cbue 3udcr. 9,1arrei,b,
Yile, WteansS btruhmts Ytttrpilrn, Or. SagncS Nin,
ctnf)Ne NalitrplItn Il. !C., 9Surnmittl Yrrihitesner err!
retn TrIIdN erbaltrn mo iuai 2Crtaur bei Niihcr, dat.
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Nevada national., 1860-05-05

Posr OFFICE AProrSTNExr.-Mr. William
Z. Womack has received the appointment
Of Postmaster for Grass Valley in the place
ol J. ii. Boardman, resigned. His commits
SION runs four years. The selection is a good
one, in cur opinion, and we doubt not but
that as much will be proved by the future
course OF The acting Postmaster. Mr.. Won.
ack is young, industrious, patient and
courteous, and withal an hereditary. as we'll
as rational Democrat. These are good
qualities enough 10 make almost anything.
We congratulate the public in having serv-
ant who will give them satisfaction.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
sHERIFR,s SALE.

by VIRTUE Of an Order Of sale issued out Of tie
~ Hon District Court OF the 18th Judicial District
and to me directed and delivered fot a Judgment
rendered in said Court on the 3Oth day OF April A
D.nlsdO in favor of TYRE AsBEI l. and against G.
W MOORE. for the sum Of s3T7 IS, principal debt
with interest on the principal at the rate Of per
cent per month from the rendition Of judg-
ment until paid, together with all costs Of suit for
the sale Of the following described property towit
Al that lot Of Mining Claims les, situated
in the Mississippi Valley district, in the county Of
Nevada, State Of California. ami BOUNDED as follows
On the south Of front by the Hat sluping to sweet
lands Crees, on the west by Moore Hiari's
claims, the north by Fowler K Co. and Riley q
Co.'S claims and the east by Cloak & Co = claims
together with all rights privileges and appurtenan.
ees thereunto belonging
Notice Is hereby given that I will expose to Public
sale all the above described pr perty To the highest
bidder, for Cash in front OF the Court House door
in Nevada City, Tuesday the 2sth day al Nav
4. ID. lss0. between the hours Of 9 A. u, and o.
clock, T. ~
Gwen under my hand this "a day Of Nav. AID.
1850. "
J. B. VAN BAGAN, sheriff Nevada Co.
by JAMES b. VAs HAciy. Deputy.
" r. stiaser, fh rs Aftv. my Std
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
CONSTARLE,S SALE
7s''1 1T = tNfI4Es
Enrcka Township. Nrradn Cnnniv.

Enreka Township, Nevada County.
Hy Virtue Of au Execution 10 me deli,.f.i and
issued oat Of the Court Of ". " CArIRruN a Jus.
lice o the Peace in aud for tie Township Of Eureka
county 81 Nevada aud state Of California be airing
uate March 18th, A. d., 1850, on judgment rem
dered ON the l2th day OF sept 1889 by ; G. Post
Justice 81 the ietse in and for the said Towns ip
tolnt and slate aforesaid, in favor a Augustus
EoliTie AMI against Wm. Corihers for the sum OF
sils u. debt, damage aud costs of suit have levied
upon Hn' seized the following property to.wii One
pNeitins house aud lot, stove, pipe and fixtures
~ Tic town Of Eureka SOUTH taken as the property
Of Vim. Corethers.
Notice Is hereby given that will expose TO Public
sale the above described property to the highest
bidder Tor Cash, on the ground on Tuesday, the
<'ih nay oi May, =. d., 1850 Jetween the
hours OF . o'el OK. A. II. ani O'Clock, 2. ~, to
satisfy the above demands and accrning costs
A. d.. 1850.
Mzy-5-id H. NrRpHY cons,ahls T
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

COUNTY NEws.-From the Nevada Demo-
crat OF Wednesday, we CLEAN the following
interesting items:
Mr. Joshua Naples, proprietor of ranch
near the summit of the Henness Pass perish ed
in the snow about the 4ih of April, and bis
body was found on the 10th ult.
Mr. A. E. Baily, while on his way down
from the summit, was stopped by two high.
waymen, near Turner's mill, on Monday
evening, and robbed of $50 so.
The California Stage Co. have put on a
line Of stages on the route between-Neyada
and Downieville. A stage will hereafter
leave Nevada every morning and arrive at
Downiville at six O'Clock in the evensng. and
the stage will reach Nevada about the same
hour Heretofore, there has been no direct
stage communication between the two places
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
TffE Town.

Since the fire Of 1855 which ended in the
almost total destruction OF the place, Grass
Valley has gone on with uninterrupted and
Increasing prosperity. All the appliances
for making people better, more sociable,
richer aud happier. have been developed
aud brought 10 bear in a most satisfactory
manner. We have large and line churches
aad they are well attended by people who
have The best Of preaching from our talen-
ted and studious clergy. The increase Of
attendance upon church since is worthy of
notice. II has certainly doubled in the last
three years, with no proportional increase
in population. Besides, the people dress
far better than they did two years ago in
fact, almost everybody is nicely dressed up
OH Sunday, thing entirely practicable in
so rich State as California, where clothes
are so cheap. You see but few persons on
Sunday perambulating the streets habited
in total neglect All this is well man
feels better for being "dressed up now and
then it evidently stimulates self-respect
and as man appears more agreeable in
this state. it contributes somewhat to the
sum OF human happiness. So among other
things, 1t is benevolent to occasionally
I" dress up"
Quite number OF new buildings are in
process Of erection and oShers are contracted
for. DR.. Mccormick has demolished his
temple af cid batchlerdom-now fortunately
useless-and is building a brick cottage.
Every new house that is now built is con-
structed not temporarily. but with an eve
to durability and tue wants of life lime
This is truly an encouraging state oftbings
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

BEurAL-Some weeks since aChinawoman
in coming down from the mountains through
the snow had her feet frozen to such an ex-
tent that she will lose them from mortidcs-
ton. if death does not sooner ensue from
Inflammation Of the chest which causes the
riiiiul young woman 20 gasp anxiously and
horribly, rather than breathe, rs If each
ciiort Mt respiration was the last that poor.
worn OUT nature could make 10 sustain
bodily existence.
An American physician was sent for, TO
whom they proposed to give $50 il he would
cure her but just as he was about entering
the miserable hovel where lay the helpless
wretch, Misunderstanding the benevolent
doctor that he would not accede to their
proposition. the rough door was violently
slid across the opening and their maintained
until they comprehsaded the willingness OF
the doctor to see the creature for nothing.
The room emitted the siekening stencil Of
the dead house, and was the abode Of filth
too repulsive to describe few old blankets
on rickety platform Of boards constituted
the bed oi the sufferer, and her bleeding
ankles and death-blackened feet were un-
cared for and undresscd.
As The doctor approached she raised her
SELF upon her left arm. aad such was her
men as to suggest the Internal damned
calling for succor. The lineameals of her
face blended singulariy, aud exposed power
fully the agonies Of pain and prayers for
help and as the last spark is blown bright by
the luckless traveller in bis vain attempts
to kindle fire TO save him frem the freezing
rigors of the Winters cold, SO the last
struggles Of expiring life had kindled in the
eyes Of this miserable one, passionate ex-
preston of hope. wish. petition and misery
that was truly horrible to behold. From
meath the squalIed blankets she thrust out
her little bony hand and seized the Doctors
with supersiitious confidence, and she a.sayed
TO pour out her misfortunes and exaggerated
sulIerings. but her wheeling. voiceless throat
was unequal 20 The articulation her caco-
P""hiVu : "iOhfti 'VHE EuS' hoe"itArtHhuths tur
most desperate attempts, and she soon sank
away exhausted and uninterrupted.
Her Gallon s-hearted race, women and
men, clustered about tic door gazing in, but
they were obviously Indifferent and uncon-
cerned, and no ono offered 10 come in or per-
form the slightest service. The doctor left
the door was closed after him, and the poor
creature left desolate, unaided aud uncon-
soled to- grapple alone with the King OF
Terrors-for thus he il, even to the most
abisct, TO whom it would seem be were. in
deed, an unfailing friend. 1t appears to US,
a theological question, whether such AMI.
mails are possessed OF souls or not.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

FILTH IN THE STREETS. is to be hoped
that the inherent love which our merchants.
shop-keepers and everybody else have for
neainess and decency, will prevent them
from taking any advantage of our want OF
nun icipal regulations, by making ihe streets
that We have perpetually TO look. walk and
ride upon, depot FOR all sorts OF unsishily.
inconvenent and disgusting rubbish. With
all Of our sood quartz leads. comely cot
tages, attractive gardens and pretty women
We don't like, on account OF these things. TO
be the laughing stock Of our incorporated.
clean streeted neighbors of Nevada. 1t
would, indeed. be proud achievement, il
We could, one and all, by univers, Il accla-
nation, consign the old boots, shoes, hats.
gunny bags, barrels, boxes. and the wear
and tear of physically life generally, to other
places than the streets of the town.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
es- A child recently vaccinatcd b,

zs- A child recently vaccinated by n
travelling psucdo-doctor deEiist. etc. has
lately practised his art on the child Of a
respectable hard working man in this town
named Ellison. causing erys. pelas, subse-
qucnt convulsions and death
The Importance of the agency Of this
treat ment for prevention aud mitigation oi
that terrible scourge to humanity (Small
Poxl cannot be tso strongly urged on
parents and the community generally for
adoption. But the guards to iudiscrimiHatc
use Of vaccine poison are Of so ne
cessary character that IL is the positive
duty Of the Press Of this State to urge the
absolute necessity that this simple operation
should at all events have guarnteed that
the pOison is not only true vaccine but
that is taken from 4 healthy person. and
particular care taken that no hereditary
taint or skin disease exists, 80 as to propo-
gate further and worse disaster than that
which vaccination seeks TO prevent. We
therefore caution the public against indis-
criminate vaccination, either by their own
choice OF parties from whom they accept
poison and vsccinate their own children or
by having themselves or friends vaccinated
by travelling imposters. In Europe this
matter is thought of such Importance as to
be subject OF Government interference.
Physicians of repute make 80 nominal a
charger none at all-that it seems almost
nonsense for persons TO be guilty OF such
stupidity as TO employ any others.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
Nofitc Of Declaration.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, :.
COUNTY oF NEVADA

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
COUNTY oF NEVADA,
X NOW all men by these presents, that I, MARY
N Dryden wife Of navid Dryden. now Of the
Township Of Grass Valley, Nevada county Califors
~ hereby declare my intent on from and after this
ns, 10 carry ON and transact business in my own
A., md ON my account as sole trader under
,haia ,s,ions Of the Act entitled an Act 10 au-
80 -. Nsrled Women 10 transact business in ther
b,sines etc, passed April L., 1852: TO. wit the
Ssiry iar,Aing and ranehing the keeping Of =
Inc Il al ssstlng, buying aud selling and trad
inriae.,.1. ~ ia ~ cattle and stock with all tn
A. d. 1850. s@i TINS -oih, day OF April
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

DEFoRNED CALVES. - We are informed
that gentleman living near this place. en-
gagged in the stock business, has about fifty
calves OF which there are but two or three
that are perfect in their conformation. and
even these are feeble and poor Thi. /,
only an example of the general rule through
out the State where cattle have wintered
with difficulty, from the scarcity OF food.
Meager and defective nutrition is just as
certain to result in imperfectly developed or
monstrous animal life, as stunted or sickly
plants from soil untitled for their production.
Here we learn a great lesson. Obedience
to the ihexorable laws of nature is the price
Of perfection in everything. Proper shell
ter. clothing and feeding reflnes the BODY
and the mind, and exalts the powers Of both.
When VIC study the changes which we know
do occur in animal and yege table lie, as the
result OF circumstances. the most exirava-
giant ideas in relation TO the changes which
our species may undergo-either on the a,-
cending or descending scale-arc not incom
paiible with reason. A refined education
(and the education Of the stomach is equally
important with that OF the brain) will end
in a comparatively refined existence, and
coarse education coarse victuals and coarse
associatops) will most positively produce a
creation Of gross features, and more OF less
obtuse TO perception OF the delicate and
beautiful. 1t is no. at all strange that the
Digger, living upon the dilIuse elements of
acorns, grass. clover and Manzanita berries.
with spriukling of grasshoppers and divers
Insects, as be does, should present ridicu-
lously hideons burlesque on the human phz.