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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-11-30
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ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RE TOR I N g
rrur DAuD AND GRAY.

Macy. since tho eat discovery OF Prot. Wood,
h.rs si.empted only to initiate, but profess to
hsrs discovered something that would produce re-
sn,,. identical: hut they have all come and gone,
sa;n, carried away by the wonderful results of
Prof W Gods preparation. and have been forced to
leave the field to its resistless sway. Read the
following
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-11-30
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from DT IdlfIfd H11u, LII.alorc
DEAR Mn. AVER: cannot ,chTt complaints
have cure with your i.s better than say all hat re
e,r trent 'ct3 pyglr lae3c.ie. place great depei-
dence c.Iectuai cat!arr in Iay daily contest with
disease, and believing - that votr Pins al ,-l Us the
best we have, of course value them highly
p.-TSBUrG, Pa. May !. 1855.
Da. j. c. AyEr. Sir have hecn repeatedly cured Of
the worst headache any body can have by dose or two
Of your Pills. II scenr 10 oi7a from foul stomach
which they cleanse ri OF q.
= Yours with grcatr ract Ed ". PRE8LE
C-sYr. of C.,7f1rr Ci1,-1,
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IMPORTANT TO FATHERS ANnyMorIEGs
That have children subject to the GROUP:
DR.. n. G.. Whites Elixir has never yet Jailed
Of curing this terrific and frightful sordcr. Let
all parents that value the lives of their
procure at once bottle Of this Elixir and keep it
in thcliouse. rea
inU
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Respectfully yours,

v. =.
aP. S.-This testimonial Of my Appropriation for
your valuable medicine Gas you arc aware on Is
unsolicited-but if you think il worthy place
among the rest, insert if you wish IF not, destroy
and say nothing.
Yours &C. Rev. 6. A. 3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-11-30

I.'17 Nr. !. u. t-st z, -tcg Orl 1:ls.
Your Pills are the prince &C Ir--S Their excellent
qualities surpa7s any csth@-t> possess They are
mid. but very certain and ..c.la IN their action on the
treatment OF disease.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24
Affairs In the Gsane Isnands.
ora CUrxcHA ISLANDS CORRESPONDENCE

CHtScuA bLAvps, Nay 10, 1907
n LIs~as-Gss~e-whG 10 R-h Us - fer~~
r~s- vc,csn,s orss'~ q Ne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n Fs1sb. &c, DC
Tsess naads, N ugh fs~ years ago tvrI ~
cgrss tss vcfi, keep, 70 taer Peruvian nssae'rs,
are snces he most fam Of islands, Abouadns In
wealth and cursoses, AMI the snppins s-resoi Of
the scao ocean rscy have been the OH, o. much
s,euunc aid speculative investigation; but tso have
anivec 81 sne same cssciuS,on -"as many man many
optpsors- OCT kc.sas to se<sstsc"-ihas n a Vie
islsnss themselves; 70 the sasso. ms generally coz
ccded nst n Vie sxorencus Of birds, seais sai sn
Hous t,sstbcr ~h the decomposition q these SANE AMI
mas themselves Ibsve csocpded That The latter forms
sbe principal ps Of this famous ms1ure thai GOV Oc;i
pies ,ns stientica Of capitalists throughout the CONNER
Gal world Arncns 10 the prevailing constituent, the
.rbssuoa Of rsich may b. sms AZ the distanc, o. rnNs
than lsssus May hold that Impossible hat ant.
nsl ard birds oous have produced such al. enormous
sasniay; that must be TIA dec,nPosiiio. Of rock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24
Disa ppearsnce and Probable sutcide OF
an Ex-Mayor Of New Orleans.
Tfrom the New Orleans Piceynn,, juno II 4
A,s.nrearance ~ Charles NJ W,termar. II

Tne disappearance ~ Charles " Wa,crman, eSNaylr
OF the city Is the topic OF intense interest NJ "Nr
man had a universal acquai ntsnce AMI many VAIN
friends lie ief his residence rhtrsAy last. All has
not since been heard of Crcsmsances have sace 'ran'
plrcd 10 show that he abcrns under great nervous
excitement. and WIS In dep distress oi ,nn1 = u9sc
hcb he ef, has given rise ~ The painful belief Tint he
meant 10 destroy himself; and nothing has tansprct
10 relieve the apprehension. When NJ et ~ was cT.
the worst -. 1851. ,,, q. o. - I,
An aivcrtscmcn, ru, forth nv his family vii b. run
20 this evenings paper, ,ferinr reSafis ior any ',
morning " not impossible thai b NAY have wander
cd away r a state OF outa thcrfaton and may stA Dc
recovered livery pnhncitv shpuifh~ F'vei 20 ih' a.s
cripti u hts nerarn ard clothes that NO chance my Pc
let ~ restoring him h. his lrisnl. uf giving OhfN'in
burial g. his rsIrtus =.
Of which b. wts mgnbeg. which wfnt on pntc.i ph me
day e hs dsaypSrancc, was The cuimnai.nr GAIA n'y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24


N. s.,,,o~,. f,.,c,,ss.. mao, ,.s,.rs,v ,ro q, ,,
- =. - :. " wv
AsSsr T''ss' p"rsuan' W sVourhment-Mr >Heh IN the
chair AFTER the reading ~ the minutes Mr. Anirew n
c..er, us<, c.llssa A., ,ba 49,,
ifmb t"y sworn, ne s-ssn>d as iollows;-i vas ap-
poklted Commissioner Central Park in 1S1 anl
- oro<-ss rx..s.,-.. -. .u.s.~.-o.,,. n -. !.
~ f' o'"P'''' "
the btrtt We minor fe1trs - The work on tie Park
might havst~rn changed BIZ ne sschitect In chief nm.
-, .,,-,.xu. -. .,...- .,D - -,
i WIZ ''N' o''' "ce'ihs " 'ne
board, the rchitect inchefr Hr. Onsead, ! corxidcr
sripently nT rr his uos,or ,svtpx derived his s-,c
So. c.oru . - -. = -.
~ W - "''"''"''"' Wv" 'e'SoaiV s"uen"s
n Europe and he country; the BssrD meets regularly
spco fortniriyt seauen,v A, -us~ts r xcia rurrps~-
49,, uIu., : -. e 49,, - - -
'""' 'N ~ 0'Se W iNo'-'"'h ''"o"s 'ue e"r
yyes DO not u M possible fuss'the anount Of SUPER
r,nn that pccu~ss~ could he pr-ssts~S know Of No 81
's-nn between N srcrs az the ss c,ntr,cto-.
snow Of no fsr,tism IN the rssusd OF contracts tle
ccrk made the awvrts 10 the hirhess ybdStrs o wnv
you pcrsevcrc Mo original pan Of the Fsrk after the
,s~sag, % the .f 1882 tes~- read the answ =
7rn 10 a similar lcestion before tho Legislature Ts-
rrusons were thsf IRE Bard tho kt ~ acsptci ib
rsund and IN the fsnrre requrcmsnss Of great public
ns course by 1he unbiased iuigmsrs of mcn
wsn NJ by the sncral appreciation " TN public
liz transverse rrsis in tie. original plan: tho
wi1cnins Of fitytnh street was- ake In TIM original
s.sn, 2, the NUM- 81 vesics vt oh wcsld assemble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24

~ vince We taxi TITO oocsicerstoe TIA, tits mass hn
&c. cses1rses accuuuisdsg c,rcs IN,
opsp hsi sss .I,b -, AN, .sss ~" ss,sr ssxsS
anips appreciated tas isasds sAs mgatGde OF tea sa
su.s eepoem cscomss Appsrsct We rsga Aceoasu Of
USED ~ tho soosgne under the CID lnos0 60 crg
a. foor hundred pears before the Esosh ievssoa sed
ey !. use scpesabuocsat crops produced. H,scs
how singular 10 that ths gsparo Arer,esros have TO
NAMED grorant Of saa indifferent 20, It's asuse virtus
400 vs'oe; ana Is more reCaakabe tosi the spanish
nsve Lot established o. neusu, Superior to that
rfpects, such 10 fact Tue fesuvlsls lode pied -
the mere eIterp'iairg Eafopeau and Asrcaa ser this
Heald "s Ss,a Zee 'n,os' seeG .os@ SaruS.s
ceud have brought Ass 10 tae prsseIt fortaase ooaf
aoo As regards the islAuds 90 ~h:cn tue susaa u
deph Of the cceaa BY vocArio errpru wesrsss r,sos
hold that the ocesu has rccsccd sed Vet thsn at su'a
NATIONS their scoiosy could sos have ossp produce
the absence OF heat These tslaucs rod for tcsf
namerous caves. many Of which giro evirnes ir M Or
caves were In psr formed sinusaeeiy With tbs trcce
Ing Of The se~ok The greet sxbserssscas Ore sp-
brsss through, When sss unios G. these s.nosts
caused such a tnmensisy Of sesm ths ns1e
sns easase:ss, ssS = The s.ns an,, o, sAt 90.
q the vshsR IL overeaargs Of sseau oroks forth oa
every 3D. eausisg what 70 nos call c.nes. ~s nave
thrssssnsd The sutmsreioo o. the aAds, tbs
mg up q eeheSs-such make mons teeth shake like
There d ssss nsss OF ahps here ct prsssus suppose
oes hundred and any, .h - m.Oy more q csae The
chartesrg 1t Lima hes cssontcued fer sesspa hwl'
expecting 70 nnd employ nsss q Calico fhis esss>ea 70
On eccount q % large Meet berg u the hlard m.n,
systen q despaanhss ths1 y very tusssiscl Il wui
csuee souethhg Il As'agratru IN commcroad snsirs
In co.necuoa VIII the sh'ppins a.d these nt'rssssd
e.. .sc has been her: %. y..s and csass
son mai b. Is sfiuI Doctor Is uaSos:rOvsrtsd. ard
. man On whom the patient can rciy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24
ROI4IYECAk.

r MEETING or TIFF. TWELFTH Ai.pERNANIC Dra-
N Association, a Eleventh ~eri
resolved, by Mr. " Otrssn- ai ccsrniee wait on lesi
ing "a the sdsise onei sconCsrrted
snch pssksa invitedsa meeting
As As-ocihtion-s'arrieA j. Il nERNAN, Chairmaa-
n. Lows, secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24

letter from Ancsca OF tae Both ut says:-TAs
steamer nom Trieste, which arrived here yesterday
rshmcn, two Of thcu ohcess and fifteen Begians win
officer The Astfans form the nucleus Of lie
fourth battalion Of rAemen Tho Irishmen form he al
vanced guard OF their 900 countrymen who arrive
here In detachments OF non 100 200 each Another l
ter from Ancona Ia the Gdnione OF Turin confirms tho
above but adds that thu ishmon were Disguised both
with their quarters and the ragged fellows they
hencefrth TO cozsort with that TO quiet them they
sent to an inn teAd of 10 the barracks, but that tY
nevertheless applied 10 the British Consul for his inter-
vention, who, however, told them plainly they were
under the rope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24

rrcu Rtry ~ 1N1rnEsr ~ ws>nvstv. " sssrsin hrs
reupd the legal rate o from ~ 10 10 pr cent,
and aoo- two yesrs Tor ih redemption % lac s woch
have tgcr soil % OF uor,garrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24
REeATTAs

u EGATrA.-rOuRTH ANNUAL REbATrA ~ rHu
June, srcm ihesr Club House foo Of Cour s,rnet q ?.
~ order W. r. Lex Heorcarv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24

writer in the Nord gives amusing anecdote q To
revolutionary in Sicily. After engagement -
Gaatasssbctta, in which The Kings soldiers ooa
pecly beaten and lost their the insurgents founA
ON the sed despatch Of Cenera Letsias to the govern
ment complaining that tho cannon too heavy ana
t,aS she mules could not draw them The insurgents f
war led the despatch wat postscript stating that hs
canaan suited them exastiy and t they meant TO make
gs-sa Of them. ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24

DEv FRANK REMINGTON, PASTOR or THE NORTH
IL nesq, sAur~h preach NJ Palace Garden Music Han
fosre1nh street near sixth avenue, this Sunday AMER
noon At -, o'clnrk.
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Yesterday the day began the .morning c,ng fcr
prayer. Al ten O'clock the iessts from forc' bodies
made THERE addresses, and letters real uoso
who unable Va be present
Mr. Drake from the Association of Iowa. ,cry ful
Of plain blunt ~ with hcrc and there witty liz that
threi The housS Among ohrr things he SAID tat tn
Past would only send minister's West, they wond manage
70 keep thcta poor thai they could ge, ,aok
lie had GENE East CA hxying tour Az arst he let ~
uctant 10 ask Cot but now he lt beoon quito
hardheartei. Dr Chandep, &c Greenhe' had rivsn him
i've dollars withou, has asking FOE anythug To which he
said, that such divinity A. ms needed no aori rims.
Mcssrs Rev Alter, " Vermont; Dos e R1oie islnd
Avery 81 New York. and Cummings, Of Aire, briefly re-
sponded ~ loui calls for them and sptse Va behalf Of
their several states ana the Congregational 0uso IN gone
raj which tn Moderator made short but app oprate
replies
In tho Afternoon came IN, sabbath S'hoo Annivsr ry.
TX Governor Fairbanks presided lhe house was hej.
The singing was dns AMI ths remarks from thc various
speakers satisfactory both ~ old ard Young.
Other rcm1rks were msic by Professor Clark, very
nervous man from Burke, and very Engaging man from
Richmond. Tho Sscrrtuy's rcpnrt-ws then raj which
showed great gain past years N ~ rtluces coA.
tributsons sc Ihc Convention tncu aguruei ia re
The weather hii N.n unpleasant until this r. u I,
when w-ntpcIer wis bathci IN Sunshine ani the hills
around hcr refreshed ny the copOns showers " many
days. shone win their imncr lovsl.n's with me pleas
ips roinor, We leave the capital II Vermont.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24
Superior Court-SHecial Term.
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff

Superior Cowrt-Sseneral Term.
Before Full Bench.
JUNE 23.-7Ae Sste Of Michigan 70. Phenis Bank Nes
York. New trial ordered. Costs TO abide event
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24

Tho Of Mr.. Gray OF the Comnsssoners wns
Inadvertently mentioned in edition es yesterday
knsng compelled foremen the Park 10 attend BAN
xis~n at a porterhouse in the vicinity. should have
bean PETE srchi, the name o( the beokkeeyeT.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

A Snow Bill OF 17O0.-The following
extract from bill Of what was to be seen
at Bartholomew Fair, London. at the date
referred to- will be read with interest: You
will see u wonderful girl Of ten years of
age. who walks backwards up the sloping
rope driving a wheelbarrow behind her !;
also, you will see the great Italian Master
who not only passes all that has yet been
seen, upon the COW rope, but he dances
without pole. upon the head Of mast as
high as the booth will permit. aud ailerward
stands upon his head, upon the same. You
will also be amused with the merry conceits
Of an Italian Scarmouch. who dances on the
rope with two children and dog on a
wheelbarrow, and duck on bis head
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
SIMMONS.

State OF California Justices Court
County OF Nevada. Sss
Township Of Eureka. Before JoHN NJ GRAY, J. p
The people of the State # California to j. G. Hlcn
Greeting
You are hereby Summoned 10 appsar before me.
at my Office, in said Township ON Mon iay Nie
23d day Of Apr A. u. 1850. at 10 o'clock A. ". &c
answer TO the complaint OF JOIN Z. llIGH who de-
manded Of you the sum Of Two Hundred Dollars
prncipel and the further nf Fifty eight dollars
and % cts intcrst two prouissory notes one for
Fifty Dollars dated on the asih Of September 1855
the other for On. Hundred and Fifty Dollars dated
December, LIST. 1855. made payable to Vim +. HIGH
and assigned By him to JoHS +. Hon as per note en-
Gle ia my Office. when Judgment will be tax en-
against you for said amount togather with cost nd
damages II you faii to appear and answer. To the
Sheriff any Cons able. OF said County, Creating
Make legal survice and due return hereof Gi ven
nnder my hand this 5lh dty Of April. A. d.
1850. J. VI. GRAY. J.P.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
THE NEVADA NATIONAL

ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION AT San JUAN
The members OF Manzanita Lodge, No. 67,.
at San Juan North. having just flushed
new hall, most appropriately celebrated
the 4lst anniversary, by dedcatlng the
same. The ball itself is a two story brick,
roemy and convenient, finished and fitted
up in very neat manner creditable to the
Lodge and the town. 4 large attendance
Of visiting brethren, with their ladies. from
neighboring towns, assisted the brethren
The procession, numbering about one han
dred, headed by the brass baud, presented a
tne appearance. After promenading over
the town, We proceeded to the pavilion,
which had been erected In the rear Of and
adjoining the Hall, where the proper dedi-
catory services were performed by the d.
d. G. NJ. of that district, J. S. Lambert, Esq
assisted by his staff OF officials.
The GRAFTON by our townsman, 4. Delano,
Esq, commonly and better known a. Old
Block" we need only say was like himself
handsome in style, pleasing in its delivery
and full OF wit and fun, as an egg is
full Of meat. The evident delight OF the
audience was freely expressed by frequent
applause. Time is short anl we have little
room for comment.
The ball, at night, was Only next to tn,
grand affair last year at Nevada. We sup
pose some one hundi cd and fifty couple weI
present. Nevada, Grass Valley, Rough an,
Ready. CamptOnville, Downieville. Fores
City, aud all the towns on the ridge wer
represented. To d" tip the light fantastic
and =" thread the mazy dance was the order
and they danced all night till broad dd,
light" For iun, hilariiy, sociality aud rea
enjoyment, we never attended a similar &C
casion better entitled to be called a perfect
success. The supper was given at th,
" Union," and was elegantly gotten up
brought on in style. aud hard to beat. Ia
ken as whole, the entire celebration may
be justly considered matter of pride by tn,
brothers at San Juan.
We had little time to visit our cid friend,
in the neighborhood. We dropped int
Brother Avery's edice for moment, just t,
take sigh. at his own familiar phiz, anC
had the additional pleasure of shaking th,
hand Of Gen. Allen, who looks as natural r
life, and younger apparently than be wal
years ago. Happy deg, he is mining now
with editorial cares no longer grinding
wrinkles into his face.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

How MANY MILEs PRINTERS HAND
TRAvELs.-Althonah a printer may lie sii
ting all day, yet in bis own way be is a great
traveller, (or at least his hand is) as we shall
prove A good printer will set S 900 ems a
day, or about "a 600 letters. The distance
travelled by his hand will average one ieo.
per letter going to the boxes in which they
ere contained and Of course returning,
making two feet for every letter be sets.
This would make a distance each day of
$4,000 feet or more than 9 miles, and in the
course of the year leaving out Sundays, the
member travels about 5000 miles. Tru Iy
this is hand power
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

PoIIrEXEss.-Is it right, when one person
is playing or singing, by request for the en-
tertainment of others, for some 10 converse
either aloud or in whispers. in their pres
snce I! 1t is ungrateful and dscourieOus,
and should not be tolerated. When once
Beethoven was playing duet with his
pupil, Ries, before a company OF court ladies
at Vienna, on hearing them commence to
talk, he snatched the hands Of his pupil from
the instrumont saying " do not play
before such swine ~ MOscheles.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

A SAD MIsTAKE.-RcceHtly, in New York
lady entered music store, for the purpose
OF purchasing a piece of new music, entitled +.
" When Sleep. Dream Of Thee" but by
one of those ludicrons mistakes which will
sometimes happen TO the best OF families,
she astonished the young gentleman OF the
store by inquiring II be had the music enii-
tied '' When | Dream. Sleep with Thee ~
The mistake brought 4 modest blush to the
cheek OF the fair inquirer.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

SAu.oR's JUsTIcE.-A correspondent Of
Paris paper. writing from Calcutta, says
that an East Indian, attempting to swim
the Ganges. with a child in his arms, was
pursued by croekodile, and in order to es-
cape. he threw the child to the monster. by
whom 1t was at once seized and devoured
party of English and American sailors,
who witnessed this act, caught the Hiudoo
as he landed. threw him back into the stream
aud peltsd him with sticks aud stones until
he himselfwas seized by crockodile and
dragged out OF sight.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

A DEAD Smor-The editor Of the Albany
Flag got off the following sqnib
Why is the editor Of The Louisville Jour
mails career through life Ike celebrated
tune
Because il i the roeue's march"
Prentice, who is dead shot, loaded bis
piece, aud taking aim, let the other man
have it in the teeth, after the following
manner. tO-wit:
" Why will the editor Of the Flag. at the
close of his career through life be like a
a tune of Paganani's' Because he will be
executed on u single siring:''
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

RATHER iDIs.--A popular preacher tells
a good story as a bit at those christians who
are too iudolent TO perform the duties re-
quired OF them by their faith. lie says that
one pious gentleman composed very fer
vent prayer to the Almighty. wrote it out
legibly. and affixed the manuscript. TO his
bed post. On cold nights be only point ed
TO the docuuen;, aud with the words, - Oh,
Lord. those are my sentiments y blew ont
the light and nestled amid The blankets.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
ae- Charles Reemliu saws il extremely

ae- Charles Reemlin says it is extremely
injurious to prune the grape vine in the
fall, while Geo. Husman, Of Herman, Mo-.
says that full pruning is the best. as it
will prevent all flow Of sap. and the cuttings
are also better if cut in the fall, than il win
tered on the vines. The writer o { this. after
many years practice Of pruning in the fall
both Of the vine as well as other fruits, con
fesses that, as yet, ne has to learn as to
which is the best time TO operate. 1t is true
prdning may be done at any time, II care
and judgment are used, but as season to
advise the unskilled, We believe the fall is
the best time.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

Ess- The free negro Fred. Douglas Is lion
izing it IN England. His reception seems TO
havs been quite as cordial a. that given Sum
ner and Seward. He delivered on the 22nd
ult. an address before the annual meeting Of
the Leeds (England) Young Mems anti-Sls-
very Society.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

So- Patrick Hoy was drowned in the
North Fork OF the American river, at Man
haitian Bar, on the 18th OF March last, and
we learn the body has not yet been recov-
cred. Mr. Hoy was native Of The county
Louth. ireland, and has a sister. living in
the vicinity of New York.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

tzo- A New Orleans paper says that a
tannery firm in that city have been putting
the numerous alligaiors which saim lazily
about the bayous aad -wamps Of Louisiana,
to good purpose. They have been max
ing their hides into leather and capital
article it is said TO be. Il makes excellent
boots and shoes.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

Ess- A vain mans motto is, = win gold
and wear it = generous mans, d" wiz gold
and share it = miser's :" win gold and
spare it :" profiisate's, /" win gold and
spend it - brokers', win gold and lend
it;" a gamblers, win gold and lose 1t -
wise mau's. 4" win gold and use t''
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

KERN RIVER AGAIN.-The Stockton Ar
gus, Of the 18th ult., says " We we're shown,
not long since, fue specimen Of silver ore
from vein located by a gentleman of this
city, in company with Captain Short and
others. OF Horntos. The vein is Of great
extent. being from five TO forty feet wide
and is easily traced for several miles 1t.
exact locality is secret ; and we are only
permitted to say that it i.i in the mountain.
east of Kern river. This vein was known ia
the old Jesuit Priests, aud was worked by
them long before California became the
property Of the United States. Remnant,
of their furnaces and other evidences oi
mining, are still TO be found on the ground
Nevada national., 1860-05-05
~ Inquiry has been made Of Postmas-

~ Inquiry has been made of Postmas-
ter Hardenbergh, OF Sacramento. for infor-
nation concerning the following individuals:
Richard W. Mannon, of Illinois James
Smart, of Pittshnrg. Pa; Jas. F VaHFry. Of
New York Evelina Pearson. OF Goshen,
Indiana Chas Tomridse. of Kingston, C.
W.
Nevada national., 1860-05-05

~ 1t is one among the pous and valua-
BILE maxims which are ascribed to Francis de
Sales, " A judicious silence is always better
than the truth spoken without ehariLy.N