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Sci Der Iuhitbrun9 eineS srO=
BenSratpriumS Sin9 eS ir9enowp Ell
nent rii6renoem Gbore un0emein i9le4t. +
uSebr natiirli4, " ia9te Elm SpuiloO9ely "oer
@e9enltan0 it i4ner5erre8enO, Die Seute iino
olp perlttnlmt,
8ittsburs. (gin nn8lif8po<
GEL 6 cine 2uftfabrt unO -bp d.
etue.- Samltas 9lbeno icllte befalntli9
BON Srpn gitp Bart aus cine 9reBe 2uftfabrt
ppr iid oeben, aber Die Suit poer pielntebr
@a8-@eiter batten bei4lcReu, ba8 8rc9ramnl
III dreern rtuo cine EXTRA 8pritellml9 gu seben.
Sfllr3 Dor II llbr gfa9mittasS lab man ndmli9
i'm ,iutern Gbeile bon alesbanp einen 8allOn
tliBl9nell III bic 9Sbe lteisen; gller Nusen
lhauten na6 cben, mo Der Ballpn nad eini3el1
Winuten alS cine fleine @ierl4ale fonm nod
gu ertenneu mar. Son pielen Seiten mpltet
man I'M Sorbe einen Mauu mabrSenommen
babcn, bet ben Sut idwentte, pb nun ppr
{Sreuoe cber SerSpeiflun9, lieB ii4 nibt 9enau
ertenne.n Nud bin9 pom &crbe Elm lan9eS
Cell berab, a6er e8 mar ettpa 1000 g)alb 81
fur8, e8 ielblt bonn ErDhbiq gu er9reifen. Gin
fan9S 9laubte man, bieier Ballpn lei nur al8
Sorldufer ausselanot tprroen, ba oben bic
luftt9en Be9en 5u erforl4en uno III ben 2Sol-
fen Quartier gu betellen; ipater ieoDd erfuAr
man, baB Der 8allpn belertirt mar unO ieinen
5errlr, wie Elm fliidtiseS 8ferp ieinen 0feiter,
mit9encnullelt bate. M Hn. .laa ..a. b.
Wean batte ndmli9 ben 8allpn nit @aS
sefiQt uno mar bereitS auf benz gBe9e gum
Parf, alS er ptSeli9 it4 lp8riB uao oarUnsina.
DqS Qebte, mas man bon Brof. Wilipn tno
leinent 8u(lon bSrte, mar, er iei Bel S9arp8z
burg berab9efpmnlel; pb bel9Goi9t poer ni4t,
fonnten nod ni9t erfabren Seoenfalls muBte
bic Sauptluftfabrt auSseiebt tperbem uno giele
merben li9 iuiiOe segudt unb bod feinen Bal<.
Ion aus benz Burfe ul.flteisen seleben gu haben.
8rof. @illon 1T eiu l1n9lif8po5el; erlt brannte
bic Sbantq ub, mo Der Ebeer 8etO4t tpuroe,
uno am @noe nod reiBt Der 9etbeerte gCsel
pbne GrluubniB aus. g8ir b0tten, es hatten
brei Yerlpnen le $25 be5ablt, um Die 0eile
nlit5uma9en. Seoenfalls tpirb Die Iuffabrt
nadlter Gage fatt baben, ipenn Brof. gBalpn
nidt pielleidt 4nsit betOumen nnb it4 Die
parootrte WabnunS beS oTau4ers" buffers
Sbr selArleben bat: u 1s1s11
.r Oa brcbeH aber iitS fiir4teli4 a ,.si-fs4s q
Der 0fen@ SerII&e bic @Stter nitPt
lub besebr niutnler iiab uinuler gu iGauen
2DaS iie 9nSbio bebeden nit giadt unb nit Grauen.
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oeet Sdrilte ldns6 Der Sdludt oufIpdrts
elteb rann plDBIi6 lteben Fe bate erblift.
lpaS lte ludte. n@r 1T pa i" laote lie nit
tlllet 6reltoe. Sn elmer Der 656lunaen Der
ISdlu9t ab man Elm nod tiefer ausoeoras
0eueo So9, etne 9Irt @robGble, in Der Elm gae
ser ppn 0ras unO 8ldttern aufaelfreut mar.
Sllf rleler Streu lag Elm blaljer, baoerer,
1au9er WeniA, nit ftlerem 8life, perwiloers
Ten, Frnp.9en 9aaren, - pa6 pOlIitanoie1fe
Sllo pes GlencS unp Sammers, = es mar
Der tpabnltnnl9e Supferlte1er, Sims Sobn,
oen MIR berett6 fennen, = Ware n1berte
tth lelle Der 5Dble, = Der Wabnlfnnioe Ilbien
tie nlIbt gu ieben, - 1ie ieBte cas SSrbden
nit Sebensmitteln auf ben STAMP Der Sh(udbt
un> trat turlld. = Der @abnlinniee blieb
lan9e rubi9 lteSs numb ldien gu laulhen, ub
NIemanr fommt, enplib erbob er fih lana:
lam, naberte ltA pOrliAtis rem Nanpe Der
Shluht unp er9riff pa5 &Grthen, e5 raid
altf leln Eager trasenp. !Dlit @ier unp 5eis,
bun9er fel er iiber Ger SnbaIl ber uno aB,
Wfarts jap lbm nit freuoiser Gbeilnabme su !;
= aI6 ct latt mar Derbars er Die iibrieen 9ee
bensmittel unter leinem 2oaer uno itellte pas
SOrb6en wieOer anf leinen plab. '
Wiarte trat naber, um e6 su. neblren, -
Ger 9GaDnlInni0e flob nibt Dor ibr, er blieb
lteben uno n8te. an9ltlidb; o0oIf par (ebr
buu9rl9, II gScIf bat ldpn lanoe niht oeaelss
len = 100 bilt Ou 10 Innae oeblisben 2" ,9.
f. nNrmtr Diann :" entSesnete Warie mitleie
rig, ol4 tpnnte 9eltern unp Dorseltern niht
fOmmen, abet Du loalt st,piB ni6t mierer
Yer9eilsn lrtrren. = @lult Du niAt nit
nah unlerem 9aule fommen Wolf@
pNein netn !" iAre pieler uno lprang eiz
nen SNrtt' 6urud, uin ttin 9au6, : in
reA 0MHem lperren lhwarSe YerbrtAeu be-
| 9an9cn. = bier midi, = i'm @rabs nicht.
= @oIf lit fthen lan9e 9eltOrbeu uuO bat
bier lein ltttit6 altes 9rabA
Primer Mlenlh II ltuBe Marie, ywte
flrbterli6 mubt Du selitten babtn, bis Dein
0eilt ~ umnadtet man,"
nSb ja," iagte Der Wabnlinniee nit ei-
nem tiefen SeufSer, Ger Marie bis bas Sn
nerte etldiittcrte, : i6 babe Diel, 1ebr v;el
9eIitIen; mein gater wollte mid ntlbt iterben
lalen, ih NJ u Ste leben unp --.- Oh!
mein Sopf! !" lArie er pIOgli3 auf, "er brennt,
penn lte iperrteu micb in paS ldredlide 5nus
llnD i6 muete fir ole 66lIe arbeiten. 9Iber
BuIf mar tliiser, wie ite. er lief paSOn unp
ltarb. zSegt bin idb redt osr9uIgt id ltese
in meinem @rabe uno - babe feins,l Gater.
msbr. Gage ibm niAt, pab iN bier bin, er
,pirpe fcmmen uno mid aue9raben unO -
= nein! nein nein! ih bin tOrt." @r
lpran9 nit einem Sayt binab, 1hllpfe III
lein Socb uno fauerte re9un95Ic5 Suiammen.
Primer, armer lln9lldIider !" itubte
Warie Ibranen entitiiSten ibren Nu9en fie
lparf Gem armen 0eiltssfranfen nod etn 2es
beipObl 3u uup trat ben 9ildpes an.
(Tprtlebuna fplot) 5g3n.4 )
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Wtnfltet sFpIatnbts bel 2eittl,.

Der 1lnsIhdline eIer NIT ebisen nebeIx sesaet tn hhe
Inl tNen eriabrne arSt ~eben eur weIex Hk nxr
bon ieinen Sdmen bet nrb, icneern eeneleeA 6n Bed
ta etneH Rrafe ene ieEr bnBe &nnS au nnen tr4brne
Il in ben Sautn bic Ssutpue E nnr eas IN eaS Ssm
eiuoepue resr BE 2ranft weiIer f3 9eprHn bat d
ncr melt srSBren %eGnun9 beree NJ Berensunsen n6tr
,triSreS" pcrhen mad ner nem nsn d. s. Smut 9ufce-
tnbeneu BehGuhnsSreIe In we8en GAetn ebne S1meraex
a6tr Suecnrenenen fAr ben Rante sehe. 3nsIe earGn
Hrt o. g. g. CntetE haS tein 4t3hneuAa eet rurebra"
w ais strdeBs bebanbe werbcu, rcbarN 10 OF 0hAetGae
bic tranrisien 3pI9en bertetnhrex+ ~,
Sunse aeate utb aae, ei@e emneIer @@wd&t Ieiben
pten G b 3etteu meben HpsHr He sssA SHa xAe erebe
GntSiten erparen. ...- 90. -
ven sr6sere SerIbmtte ais seMb n auherr Hrat to &se&
g CT be bas nebeI tn 6en 8~ieSen bon eraS Gxs xnA
bt Der gonRon ttre nriprnnee &ra riese absm er xr
Wertr unb anen mprai@em @ien. III elmer besnem kdten
Wue ,lberet Hab fann i'm ga- OS PSotbanie seer ea se
ee unbeer nnb ctne @tsrtns IN We@6ien ~ serGroeM
sencntnien rerben HI bese &ntahnbunS engerH i
rirb cine glnI@r6ntnns ber 2ebtnsweie uDtbuenbe.
Nuc hen &ranfreten hcS mebcm gefWle&n 10 IL. ). o.
Smith felt elmer et5e abren ene beieHbere &nmate
aCrtSiAet nnb nerfprt alien 2tt6enbeH ene knhe 0ur
Or e. g. SmitH'S ErapenatUe r SraneH tsnA r,Aa an eb
gent pIaSe ertaa. Die webJM i sat nub pnrSe nn1Ab
abrcn alsepibNtlt niI harpn pebraut. res &S. H<f
i6nen se Baltimore eHtferAt cbneN, aneH NAG 4eaneg
anea6e ber Spmronle Or 3. 3. SmtS IN portoeea DreA
eruiren u6 sle Teei1u na@ hgenh dAem Ehte Aes SAe
eeTddt .rtaIten. 1Ii
Ne gnfra9sn t.Deu irens pr1sat 5a her Cce aab b.
parae 3iintnr sur Tdsppften ber Eatienter.
OfFen Bon 1tbr gecr8eRs bis ntt sbenes: glag
Or. .. y. GNaifb,
toso-s RC IL 9Th Sreberi6Rr. B6IHmscE.
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0r. sSolnitnn.

If9trb res Sn8li6eH Gcaetums Qunbdre tn 2pnbrn
Srdnuter etnss Der ern meben &puesten bar er 5tda.
ten Ger een sr6een 8tstl etns 2bens tn rpttaern ppn
eeeen yaris Yblaclpba Stdhen sebrad bat
s9 Der punbbarea Setluneen Dpcnee prn benn BITE r-
6ts ce eotstn ~s unsdbItee 2sibtnbe bic an Otrsnfa
ZEN Wsrp0tdt uns aneeren RrGntbeen l.en Sple l. g. aud
ets bet Otdn Grduf6en 3u sbr erfrede be III oft
tDen Se asrinsea Retnsteten prSsu auoenbd4 g.
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NunluGer 191.


0t9rilnpet sur unterpritfun9 Der QuddlalEerti.
Der eiaStge DlaB, rpo eine betlMu9 erlGm6t
5#.5 perpen faErt+ G1G .a.Hs
4tnoerun9 tn feds Shtnbett.
Rein QusdliIber, ras suere @tilnb9ett SeLs
lenps rutIltrt. 5.
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8. 8nrt's SSctnbal[e.

Xpmbaroltr. gto, 161, 3p. Sanpper. II. Sbarp.
Nenen 6re1ncen unb 8etannen, ppe sebrten 9ub.
FUN seSe i'd berit an baB i'd uein g8enbalbIans unb eis
Wbat mad pbism Gase oerIe9 beceutenr oer95b babe
te 8sine BON ben b8 bis gu ben b5beu pretin ,poraui
t bel os eisen 9n SOnnta9s0ees nod gang bsiOnSers
perpe 6a eS AM @uoe kten it, i1 eber ei Sr5p.
DEN eee etenio ins 5aus iuft = SD berta nteinc geine
beim @aS, 6lAi8e no @alon un6 I beben bel @bnabme
BON Onseno Sa3e ober bel Der @aOne toenei ms 9ags.
RSS Wfeine Brei8ltfte 1T. ...l
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Groceries, azScime, eiq6rs ,c.
Mc6ter G,nnentba1er=, S6bipet5er=
2tmburocr !&Gfe.

Soeben epn9eu cine srobe 4ar6ie pprSa96er aareu bic
mir an g8ieoerpcrf6ufer bai9it ab9eben weroen, /.
Nud bdbn les Spu irin9e, Sarbelcn, Sareiner Saot.
Se ,e. &c. an 0anb. 95beI & g8iIbeIme,
-f" ~f e. Go. 379 gSeit- t-8olmpreitroEe
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Dr, 9obn|fo1r,
Der etnal0e 2lrat, lpeLher attaetat.
(GtabIlrt yOr ad,tasha Sabre1t.) }

(&tabIsrt rpr a&tseEa SartEn)
6r bat bds R6erft wtrdma unb bette NttI In BET sDtIt
tRed Sscn dae sspfs Rrdutbetteu S&pde n RG6en nnh
ben @lsbern nrttmtaee SaareuGr rssuaetn Ter S6Etrn
tn 0nb ben Wtertn IrtnSa bee Nrlrftt BET
creanen Rrdt bee NervenretIss Der Rpp GureeI Raen
oter Sau 8rdnftst nnb aGt tner otn utbtI e stn
5sbeen epptnbeten eet 5u6eRh Ute RRn Dpftrn eehbr
llher fns ais eer Strenenedne ben g. tten bes uptk
unh wenu Mot rttte stttt brt eIdnnsaen
peTnnp5H rernrn S6wa6s ee- 9sutturn berScrbrtustu
' &t unm69 MAIDEN nnb inlts hen RSrser Rns S'Hn ser
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Welpnper9 au beaAtet1 /!

~ sbett une unnalrt&t GtR wnb R5rstr ttr5renSe fit
M NrSetL Ss @eleaisft anh ste Gte Eafate asnbe Qas
Sefhpd1t babeu. ss. - -
9ter b east bst aureen befa8nswerbsn Srscn 6er
ruben VerObnbeten ke 4aaerst SHrdGt TN Mnden mb tn
br MIslslIraft 5ersOpftn ntrSS nnrube WaasnIdpadt
Sttnptsme ter S6wtuAfunt
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SunQe Wl1nner,

:rTper pete BITE Sp ients eeprtmen 2aers etwrrben xh
>I9 inot U 8duieute tn etn frubtS Grab rtt eI9e
enFb TIRE ettdbenen Ealentt eurdeten 8erfanoeSta
m Gem Denncr e 8trebGmtest ben Seuat beste Inh Der
tr bsBdubtrnrs GSnt enVdt tGbeI wIrHen, uSetn R NIT
ems N(srtrnlt lem nnhen l
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8trbetr1tbete perlpnen,

oer SSe welts @ gu ssrptratttn brabtetn RAk I'D sES-
rer Sdpd cetr eneS anbren nbernt1S btwu6t uh fpAs
ten unptrju8n6 Or. SebHfpn tu Ratbs stsben.
4us 2mornIs seGn stt & pbs 4e pbr eetftSe 8eFtan&
Nstdre eet Nerpen 8srn unb SGpad5e cber 0rE1Spsna
oet brdlttsn 4rt rtrhtn neG furt : Dertnset rel&ef
t@ Der SsbaapnRG nns Bnrrrss Dr. rtnfsn natertbt
tann itm ls nem GkreHane rbns 5urbt & 6ntertrawfn
une sWDe&tt& duffttn dratLl6e Sef6fIt@tett prlSn.
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Ofsantfhe S6pdhe

Z ~ - - 8 - ras - s
anpt3ls sebsilt unb hte role rat teber breeeHt Ots
rbbdr pft6su Uees sas 2tben eIenb ub BITE Gte unb H1
tonmen i6d urlelt6 na tn oft s 2pps Dsrer, be tbrtn
een9lften nDeRnnen frStnen SunSe 2te Fnb sa ltt&t
gn aus8geun9en 8sftg wetl e beren Gulesn nt senau
tennen Db8leia lie duh burn Strflren 8ftbstIbdsen TN
Darn Stein uap abee urfaGen enaeeen 70 W e bud
metenStbetls e else hss NsbrGHes bt Stlfen OrSsue
28er aber wtd aene ba bic Rraf Der &rsesuns
ssten perlot wtrh pte l benGu eaern trBebsn ais
GRen Etc ba metlt Ac. Nustaem perben bur6 frIben Ge
setiBen 6rIfte errntttet. g
@lrn unr 4errer ptsn oft nt Die urfa6s rnntbstt IT,
r inber cher 36slnat Qe oft rebeu s bic 9tiben anbe
rem urabtn gu bic Sur& bic @eprSntet se9een 9aers nt
fanhen inb.
GE 9fftee: $50. Z aoz8repertdltraBe,
lteben &bitren Don 8alttntpretry Gltlt9e Sette,
Die Stufen btnauf s
Wtan merle 6 9tamen unb Sausruer bfun unperet uab
truBr yaAmaer eurtrtebee Snb eeUtenlpfe Auafalbtr
SbubFtfer StteteIptr Srasenretnt9er unb 9penpuSer
tenntn 1 regmdBe Nerse uuo Iler8 aaetSsern Dr.
Spbnfcn . OfuI tn br Ndbe. ta 5g sa3lf&7 q es.A.
NS aus 8rtst mullen etntu grR- stautp enttaIea.
(sina 5eians in 2 Iasen susslt6ert.
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Nedte Nbeinz lnb fra1t3Slil4e @eine.
g8ir babeu une Eager cb9em Weinen ieB 70 eOmprt
bar mir bcIeIae en beliebi9eS Quan abSebn tinnen
menIi perpeen mir enbdnoIr an uniere @ette Nee, bic
mir bein Sab dnberf btni9 rertauien
il SO. g 4netoer = o.. 40 p. 9pmarch.
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Nbetnipetne.
100 &iieu TOrTter &ramner.
100 y /. &esltn9,
200 4. Ntartgraaer
100 y Radcnbenler,
SO !. @eienbemer Iu8le
SO " 0ti6eSheimer 8erg
so i. 3eltinaer Woie
so 6a6 9dlSer @eine.
gu rertauisn BET geper WtttenS,
S12S 122 Us. 2On,barbtr.
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.@eifta

Die fSrtflAtn irfuneen b1 2aEeS nh ft9r IN fr6ten
gtrnR hes oa&nes Wtrrruns ber Sseen ebrrdbeit Ser
@tftsrafts b0s 9saMnesn, Abntsans Der @etlf$aft
&c. NAb etntst Der fhIimrten IpIeen. y 9'f,~
1auisn sua gsren.1 lsbsE alters Santn lest ssaHstIr
GuS relcr urae tbre @eiurbt Gbnrk Ee tire Rrd Ser.
Iteren pa ba ntrS5s unh atetattrt erben iussn de us
esntS9mlt@t Gr1enuug nm e ansen ben 5RHen Hub Ste G
iet&eR bes &wsieFruna bateu. a 90 Ut =
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

A JEWISH CHAPLAIN IN CoSGREss.-During
the present Congress instead Of "a regular
Chaplain for the House of Representatives
an invitation was extended to all the clergy
men OF Washington to oficiats altei nately.
1t SO happened that or the morning Of the
day on which the Speaker was elected the
daily prayer was offered up by Hebrew
Rabbi. An eastern correspondent thus speaks
Of the prayer, and the emotions it created (;
+" 1t was wonderful fins prayer. so solemn
and grand, as il invoked in those glorious
words which are so dear 10 all readers Of the
Old Testiment, the blessing OF the God of
Abraham. Isaac aud Jacob upon the Repre-
sentatives Of this country, so highly favored.
A more devoted recognition Of Gods hand
10 the hisiary Of this land, and \ more earn
est prayer for union and reconciliation, /
have never heard. The prayer
was heard with the gratest attention by the
large concourse Of spectators. At the con-
clusion il was almost unanimously agreed
that since the House had been in session
there has not been offered . more devotional
prayer BY any Of the Chaplains who have Of
hciated here.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

How TO TEsr SILVER ORE.-In these times
of Silver excitement the following test OF
silver ore may be found interesting and
valuable Pound a small piece Of the rock
supposed to contain the metal as fine as
possible, then place it on 4 shovel, or any
thing handy. and hold it over slow fire,
to burn away sulphur or arsenic. which are
geaerally mixed with the ores Of silver.
Then take cup, or any glass or earthen-
ware vessel into which pour small quantity
of nitric acid (aqua fortis,) in which put
about tesspoonful Of the powdered ore
which boil in the acid for minute or two
Then take some common salt Dissolved II
water, in another vessel poor q small
quantity Of the salt and water into the acis
IL it turns white and looks milkey, there i
silver in the ore. The above 10 . cheap
convenient and certain test for silver.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17
Nevada Advertisements.
COUNTY SURveYoR's OFFICE.
COuRT HOUSE. NEVADA.

JOHN l.. GAMBLE. ~. OsrROh,
County Surveyor. Deputy.
A IL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against en-
n ployiDg other Surveyors than such as may be
deputized from this Office.
Extract from the Ldgs Of California.
CHAP. 20, Sec 3.-No sorvey re.survey heresf-
ter made by any person except the Coenty surveyor
or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence in
any Court within this state. JOHN l.. GAMBLE.
2.tf County Surveyor
Nevada national., 1860-03-17
ONLY TIGHT.-" How flushed how weak
he isl What's the matter with him ,"

ONLY TIGHT.-" How flushed how veal
he is! What's the matter with him :"
Only tight"
Tight ~
Yes intoxicated"
Only tight !" Mans best and greatest
gift, his intellect. degraded ; the only power
that raise. him from brute creation, trodden
under foot Of debasing appetite.
Only tight !" The mother stands with
pale and tear.dimed eye to zee her only sons
disgrace, aud in her fancy pictures the bit
ter woe Of which this is the foreshsdowing.
Only tight ~ The gentle sister, whose
strongest love through life has been given
to her handsome, talented brother. shriaks
with contempt and disgust from his embrace
aud brushes away the hot. impure kiss be
has imprinted upon her cheek.
"Only tight ~ And bis young bride
stops In the glad dance she is making to
meet him and checks the welcome on her
lips to gaze in terror on the rseling form
and flushed face Of him who was the god
Of her idola:ry."
"Only tight l' And the fathers face
grows dark and sad, as, with bitter sigh be
stoops over the form OF his nrst-born.
He has brought sorrow to all these afec-
tionats hearts be has opened the door to q
fatal indulgence be has brought himself
down level with brutss he has tasted, az
citing the appetite TO crave the poisonous
draught again he has fallen from high aud
noble manhood, to babbling idieey and
heavy stupor brought grief to bis mother.
distrust to bis sister, almost despair to bis
bride, and bowed bis fathers head with sor-
row /; but blame him not, for he is " sniy
tight !"
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

STURGEON, the celebrated English sen,a-
tion preacher, has been invited to preach q
few sermons at the American Chapel in Pa
ris, aud has consented to do so provided be
can preach there OF week days, as it is i'm
possible for him to be absent from his i'm
mense Congregation Of 10000 persons in
London, to whom be breaches on Sundays.
Arrangements have been made for him to al
ternate, Sundays and weekdays, betwesr
London and Paris. His proposed visit tc
New York has been deferred for two years
at least, as be has now permanent engage
meut al Convent Garden for that time.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17
CHARLES A. CRANE.
AGENCY,
I79 MONTGOMERY STREET..
Between Washington and Jackson,
(UP STAIRS.) OPPOSITE lYCEuA IHhAIEk,
SAN FRANCISCO.


NEVADA NATIONAL. Grass Valley.
DAILY BEE, Sacramento.
SAS ASDKEAs IsBEPESpEST, San Andreas.
MARIPOsA STAR, Mariposa.
CoLrsmA NEws Columbia.
MooSkY's ExPREss, Folsom.
Contra CosTRA GAZETTE, Martinez
Nara CRY HERALD. Napa City
BE~IdA SENTINEL, Benieia.
BUTTE DEMOCRAT, Orovilie.
MOUNTAIN 1iE sENcEH. la Porte,
PIAcER CouRIFR, Forrest Hill
sax JoSE TELEGRArH, san Jose,
ALAMEDA HERAID, Oakland.
SANTA Crzz News. Santa Cruz,
Los AxGKIos STAR, Los Angeles.
Daily Oregon Advertiser, Portland, o. 7.
Tulare County Record, V,salia.
Territorial Enterprise, Carson Valley.
alameda County Gazette. San Leandro.
Family Circle. San Francisco.
California Culturist, san Francisco.
DAIles Journal, Dalles, Oregon.
Hutehin's Magazine, San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17
TELEoRArHIc FIcr.-An experiment va,

TELEeRAPHIc FAcr.-An experiment Was
made few days ago. by the operator at
Fresse aud the operator at Yreka. BY having
the Northern and State line connected at
Marysville, and the State. Atlantic and
Pacific lines connected at San Francisco ;
making the Circuit from Yreka to Fresno,
which is the fsrlhess point on the Atlantic
and Pacific line, some two hundred and fifty
miles below San Francisco. The whole dis.
tance is eight hundred miles, The line
works admirably.-[Ev. Telegram.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

ANALGAxArioS BALL IN NV YsEK.-A
grand am,lgation ball recently came sn,
at the Assembly Rooms. Prince street, New
York, composed entirely Of black men and
white women no white man or black We
man was admitted. 1t was a disgraceful
affair, and disgusted even the decent colored
people, Women heretofore regarded as re-
spectacle and tolerated in good society, rot
the depraved and degraded, 1t Is said, psrtiei-
pated in the shameless dance. The Daily
News says:
The room was tastefully decorated with
banners, flags, DO, and portraits efcelebrated
Abolitionists. conspicuous among the num-
Der being beautiful colored photograph Of
John Brown. surrounded by wreath Of lau-
rel. At / O'Clock the festivities were
brought to Q close by the arrival Of several
Broadway shoulder-hitters with bags Of
-four and SCOT concealed about their persons.
They commenced by throwing the -four over
the black men and the scot on the white,
women. At this juncture the lights were
extinguished, and then commenced = scens
which beggars description.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

Gz- Four French gardeners were recen-
tly poisoned in San Francisco, by partaking
Of fish cooked BY mistake in arsenic instead
Of -four. Chainpel, who cooked, has died
while the others will recover.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

RAILROAD FROM MAINE TO LOUISIANA
There is now q complet. line Of railway
from the city OF New Orleans to Bangor,
Maine. The time betvesa New Orleans and
Philadelphia viii be only eighty hours.
This vast chain OF railways is composed Of
eighteen independent roads. costing in the
aggregate for 1894 mile Of road, s92 .7s4.-
os4; is longer than the proposed Pacific
railroad will be when completed, ssd has
cost full as much as that will. 1t Ia the
longest direct railway commu nicatisn in the
world
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

Lottery Netice.-Persons holding Tickets IN
the Irtteries % Wood Eddy 4 Co., will pfease send
their address TO the Principal Once at san Fran.
Francisco naming the Class, Number and Official
Drawingt will be promptly forwarded: Prizes WI
be cashed, presentation and everything eonneA c
"a .i,b HE business faithfully attended to- by pit
pication in person or addressing through the Pos
Once or Express. D. u. 1aoSsEr,
2s-2p Care OF Wood, Eady, q W.
Noes Montyomsry stfest, santaneiseo
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

LITTLE Tom THUMB is about to marry a
wife no bigger than himself. Barnum Will
Immediately contract for the first marital
result Of such union.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

The ccloma Times, speaking of the emf
grafton to Washoe, says =
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

~ All law officers in France have been
ordered to dress in black with white cravatsr
and to stop smoking in the streets.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

The " Cloak OF Religion" may be known
sometimes by the fine nep 1t has during
sermon time.
Nevada national., 1860-03-17

VA The barber who dressed the head Of
a barrel, has been engaged TO nx up the
locks of canal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-04

- IN
,CRUsrxE's sALs.-wssa.As, outS. "a usy
d.: X: ia, ss 81. @x ss., o.. ;3
- y ssid fsstese the laad il Scott county,
tcwa, described asfolisvs 70 Wit Lots No. twelve
IHs "a ..3 ~: ~ a$.Si,l s3,1s
~; s! e O. :. ssA # Z; { II !:
1SWafhiH No. .sishty one f8t1 north, q &snas
No. three - east Of the 5th P. y which ~
cay - Mt1aA - NE, - tAspssposs Of secas-
ine u payment u one certain feipisyosy note,
ca Yhe Interest tAsssen, siSned By suid Btsphsr
RustkSy, dased the - day 81 July, 4. D. i0s7,
and payable oas year after date, 70 the order Of
Nicholas yoj4v1ey, Tor a. sun q four hundred
dollar, with ten Per eent interest, payvbs .smi.
annually. t. I.I
AnA now, said pssaissesy aots having become
due and payable, and the said Ruttkay hayioe
teihd ~ - thNAnD,L foaeis C0ti1, 1s1stss
. Aforesaid, DO hereby give this public notice,
that ~ yiri1s et 10 power which y il - vested
81 aid Dssd q frus:, lwil, o. Satar5ay ths sosl
isy Of October 4. u. 1850, q the hour u tive
o'clock il the Afternoon Of said day, ~ the Court
House iosr, in tho City Of Davenport, expose and
offer for sale, q public ssctios, the parcels Of
Land abovs described, or much thereof - shall
b necessary to satisfy end pay the amount d
aia ases. With tho tsrsee thereon T. The day q
sale, together with al the costs and expenses A.
sssdia6 ssidnls, soss sf this notice - fsss.
tees fees.
/ .Dstsa The 18th Day II September, 4. D. 1850.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
ssp3o-dts Trustss.