February 18, 1853 (4 pages)

Liberia.---Rey. J. W. Roberts, brother of President Roberts, who has resided twenty-two years in Liberia, made a speech in New York lately, in behalf of Colonization, in which he said: «“ Many come rich. Mr. Murray, for instance, is worth some $5000; Mr. McGill, $3000;.Mr. Blackledge, $8000; and} Over four and not over five, 3 cents; and . necting with Simon Harris, $5900. about a dollar a barrel. to be*had for nothings ‘There is abandance of timber of various kinds, all valuable wood and used for Ccifferent purposes. ‘he produce of palm oil is increasing 25 per cent., and the experts of it amounted to 10,000 gallons. It is shipped principally to Kngland and the United States. There are schools in every settlement; a high school in Monrovia presided over by Rev. Mr. Wilson. The average health is about the same in Liberia as it is in Virginia; his own health had improved. The people are contented, and there are none who would return to Ameri¢a, except for the purposc of paying a visit to their friends. The size of the farms ranges from five to fifteen acres. ‘The land is exceedingly produetive, always yielding two crops a year. Wheatis not grown, but large quantities of Indian corn are raised. Every man from 16 to 50 years of age is a soldier. There is every reason to believe that the people will always have the ability to preserve self government.” The Soldiery of Euvrope.--Mr. Calvert, in his “Scenes in Europe,” says: “Two millions of soldiers who garrison tho continent of Europe are but legalized footpads. They hold their bayonets to the throats of the nations, while kings and their minions rob their souls and their pockets, and their lives. It is brute force, compelling the mind, in its lowest, as well as its highest needs, crippling it in all its means. Freedom of speaking, of printing, of going and coming, of buying and sclling, of associating, all are curtailed, hampered or suppressed. Every right of manhood is maimed or crushed. Against such violence what defence is there? Incalculabiy more effective arms than pistols, even against pistols themselves, are thoughts, when you can use them; and at this moment, in the face of artillery and the hangman, they are used with an efficiency that startles the gods of gunpowder.” Noble Oonduct.--The Panama Star relates an instance of noble generosity on the part of Goy. Aoldan, which entitles him to the gratitude of the American people. The Charity Hospital in Panama being full to overflowing, and the yellow fever making its appearance in the city, the Directors of the Hospital called on the Governor for relief. He immediately ordered the removal of the troops from the barracks and the fitting up of that building for a temporary hospital. He also proposed a subseription of funds for the benefit of the sick, and headed the . Ney Bridge over Bear River. these fasclaailng bal g list with a contribution of one hundred dollars, to which upwards of fourteen hundred dollars were added in a few hours. Such prompt and generous conduct reflects the highest honor on tho character of Roldan, who holds the office of Governor of the Province of Panama, under the New Grenadian government. —— gay ‘Sambo, what am your "pinion ‘bout de married life? Don’t you tink it the most happiest +” “Well, Pll tell you about dat ero— ‘pend eltogedder how doy enjoy demselves.” ren. We read that ea tery A in Indiana, alter two years’ labor, has perfected an instrument which enables him to see through the human body. Flesh viewed through this instrument is ren-. ly, should not fail to avail themselves of the . dered transparent as glass, and has a pink tinge. Mr. Somebody must bo a near relative of Baron Munchausen, Ratlreads.—A Washington" letter to the N, Y. Hxpress says: “The railroad schemes pressed the coming session of Congress, and among them is to be the great Northern Railroad from the head of Lake Superior to Puget’s Sound. 2d, From the Mississippi through Iowa. 3d, Irom St. Louis through Missouri. 4th, From Memphis (Tenn.) through Arkansas. 5th, Vhrough Texas, (on the Gulf of'. : Mexico,) to San Diego, etc.” —. Emigration from Liverpool.—The number of emigrant-ships which left the port ot Liverpool in the last month for Australia and America was 36, having on board a total number of 12,188 souls. The number of ships which left in October was 42, and of emigrants 17,248. In November, 1851, the number of ships was 97, and of emigrants 11,632. Reservea Business Quality.--Many men lose much by being too communicative in their matters of business.--The great laconic philosopher Burke, says, “keep shady; and if you see a quarter, on the ground, put ‘your foot on it.’ ad aie aie ee ee of the Colonists have be. matter, Rice is werth. s0 on an extra cent for every extra! Oranges are j ounce. . Postage on Printed Matter. TInior ; af Gite: i Seireas ak € s Express Unien Line af Steamers.) AGams & Co.'s: Sepresa: : Newspapers, Periodicals, Baeks, uisenl. Peak! eat a F ers, running \ only. Express who ed Circulars, and every otter deseription . : and forward Gol kages beof printed matter, transient or other} =o ween Nevada au nto in charge of a Cssenirers 3 Expresses INGE 4 : * " BILLS OF EXCHANGE wet. line rage of the new and splendid . Drawn on their ewn Elouses ia epic eee at see Herts ‘ an 5 agelipshede . Vew York, Boston, ilson G, Hunt, E. A. Poel, Req., com: j A . Philadelphia, Baltimere, and Confidence, D. P. Vail, Beq whi Washington, St. Louis, 1842. Newspapers, periodicals, circulars or other articles of printed . me © ‘, # mandet (except books.) when sont to) i eg utse. from and after the A neneteree > " rash enow making daily trips any part of the United States, weighing . bel ve, s excepted) berween San res we yy Orle : . three ounces or under, one vent. Ovor) Prangiseo and niverit;” Peavinia’ Bncif Cinevanatt, New Orleans, . , " . ? y i three ounces and not over four, 2 cents.) Wharf, San Ff) § o'clock p. M., -. and Leadon. . syillo and Cola . Gold Dust and valuable packages forwarded mers ab Sacer ; und leaving S yh j and insured to all parts of the United States, rey r ‘ half a cont. Small papers, published 20) at 2 o’clock ym. 1 Expresa . neas of ery de cription : sys. 4 1 ’ nd freight taken at th om nded bo. : Newspapers and periodieais When Cir-. other information, ¢ Gold Dust bought, and deposits reeeived at enlated in the State where publishe ". or put the usual rates. monthly or utc enters y M. II, LAMB, } Lamb and Young WATCHMAKERS & JEWLLERS. Or at Ss oftencr, and pamphlets not containing) 19 more than sixteen octavo pages, when sent in single packages to ohne address and prepaid by postage stamps, when CO. W. YOUNG, darrang v which th } Express business committed to theircare wiih . weighing at least 8 ounces, four cents, a Jha ll ditad punctuality and dispatch, and half a cent for every extra ounce. On Main street, at the junction of Com Persons ¢ sol procuring their letters . _ Books, bound or unbound, not weighrarer aiy Cayote streets, Nevela city. pee : > Siineny teeta staiee. ing over four pounds, for any distance under 3,000 miles, prepaid, one ounce one cent, two ounces two cents, &c.— For any distunce over 3,900 miles, two rto Gregory’s Express are discontinued e at their old stand, Main at. Nevada, MULE ORD & SEARLS. NO Loans 0B LAC, . ——oneFico adjoining the Beatty Motel, Grass, S'P A G I Nie V5.0 LM Kk, cents per ounce. Val Geil . Transient newspapers, periodicels, &e. . ———— MERE Wate eT SEE Le -—* gent toany part of tho United States. To the Citizens of Nevada Pitt yew yy aol prepaid, two tents per ounce. AND VICINITY, Fi WS Reet eat eh DIRECTIONS. THE unde ed are now ‘teceiving and BAF ek ae a 1, Transient matter, to bo entitled to} opening a genete! assortment of Miners’ Sup. aes re Ps a as ie the benefit of the rates firet above inen-. Bees aad Pro al Kidd Steet Sr onirem VELL th cee i MAIL I ELEGRAL : ain 108 office. If not prepaid, it is subject double said rates. }: 2, Small newspapers, ete., when : t . . . . 4 business to merit a liberal st Strict attention will be’ ps rade. We have in connec Stearn Sew ,Miil,i. si creek. Al] orders left at ¢ be promptiy attended to. Wehave on hand and for salea fine stock . of seasoned lumber, ® . Lot. the above Line of Stages will run as 5 . t my the Cresecnt City Hotel, very morning, pasting throug A det YY in packets of less than 8 ounces, must be rated singly. 3. Books, sent unpaid, are subject to a postage of fifty per cent., in addition to their prepaid rates. ,Y 1 aN aad acsock “yy a, 34 > Wilh dOaVO Lae Neery morning at 6 moan 4. Tho weielht of newspapers, periodRAY. ameéento at 5 o'clo icals, magazines, or other printed matso WALL Y src ter, must be taken or determined when } RUSSELL, & SWIFT, Pro's —_—— rod 3ERTS, Ag't. won Sandays. ‘seats at the Ge-~ t City Hotel, J will be called for. it they are in a dry state; and when the weight of any bock or other publication exceeds one pound, the same progressive . rates, above laid down, must be charge: 5. Newspapers, periodicals, mag ’ ij ' af 1 4 f 8, Bedsteads, ete. The undersigned has now i Pon hand, wit “is eo anufactuyipg at the Rui strect, hetween Sd and 4 or any other printed paper, or matter.) vai Arrangement. @ sen ithout any covers or, 3te he : a, rar ae WMT of eee musi be eng alana 'y i . bein ed by machinery, he van sell ANVOAL Lie . wrappers, or in covers or wrappers open . oy). Timea ues : ie at the ends or sides, so that the charne-. porie and wi t} @ PN and after » Pek @: ter of the matter contained theroin may . that his work fs inferiur to néne, SP Bickinehs aah a A : afl 4 ¥ et ete ne bo determined without removing such . all? and i iflrun as ida notice. ‘4 wrappers. 6. In case there is on or in any newspaper, periodical, pamphlet, or other = printed matter or paper connected . i VAR SOU EG Co U0. therewith, any manuscript ofany kind) — . List or : . Pranotder i , by which information shall beasked for,. British Periodical Publicat’ns. ing, at sock, Po. or communicated in writilg, or by. FORWARDED by mail, under . ~ ADRIANCE g BUCKINGHAM, marks or signs, or the directions herein . vi ions of the late post office law, at sine ene te seri i t s 1 y nominal rates. s A. WAGUNER, Agent. ject to letter postage; and it is the duly . 5° pac . hsp ved ow Free Chureh, . Sap enD i tomaenreonyr asa teve Serle of the Postmaster to Temove the wrap-. 4" ih) yy cadena ees HRM Sutter Iron Works, pers or envelopes from all printed mat-. 5° Rincon Point, San Francisco. ter, not charged with letter postage, for by. GY TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinthe purpose of ascertaining whether b ery for crushing and pulverizing quartz there is upon or connected with sach . small rock, castings in ivon and brass, wrought printed matter, or in such package, any . d ; iron work, water wheel castings, and all matter or thing which would authorize . re As te bolinass ele ie omer e ; fete Wome ofa higher Dae oh ; ‘ quarts roc ! sehincry, and having an ex2 ifsc tfelie Na audis, . @Mlve assortment of patterns on hand, are eee ene ihe most prepties to receive and execnie orders with ae . rial works of Bulwer and other literar ota. Gispateh. Administrator's Notice. i segli nadiy bay = . “ae rst pont Partica wishing further information, or to MANE creditors of James Black, dec’d., and . pouring in its columns 1 England and in. contract for machinery, by addressing Geo. dan persons having claims against the . ye United States. b work yi the “Cax. K. Gluy: Superintesdant, as aha. estate are hereby required to exhibit them . '"*, rp SOO EE Oy HPA Feb, 11, 1853 42-3in with the necessary vouchers, within ten . Aaie ctewart, © . ’ ' Sidi ae aad beonths aiee this date to the undersigned at . ve OUTS: his residence in Nevada City, Cal. aes ype real ni UW. A. MILLS, ; Ltarecre hin 4) Graks Valley, op _Oot-2ly ABT es gta NF Tne pn 'n . M., thus a ngers wishing to take > Sacramento and San Marysville every evennA ITOVISinereical shade abt portion of their ¢ North, maintains i at this time, unusually ativactive, i amer J yshe will make revular trips nto and Marysville on tions are . Sau de those . , eprinicd by en nian publishers fro ckwood, a Administrator of James Black, dec’d. . jt bas been iss Suott &.Cocenthat ube; oan: see Sawin es wi yey . Br ¢ j tt + ae th \4 fhe Mismrysviiie is the best finished Jan, 28, 1852: pad 40-46 . seribersto tt stot that Mas my} oo, Phan clan ta Colllotiia: desea 19 a ee mmm . HI WHYS rely on having the carliost readin r of . i of her class in Cahfornia, draws 12 . sda : aed . RMS . Sac NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. — . r PO hin otal PE tnt cane ae he Aap. do pak ead ver +’ 3 lh car earn For any one of the four Reviews, yr. 3.00!) mer during the lowest stage of water, 94-tf HE undersigned have just completed a} lor any two or tle four Reviews, 500 ᐀ _ i : ba . New and Splendid Lattice Bridge across’! for any three of the four b eviows, 700. . Besa: SPP 4 Marysville Packet eu Bear River, noar Anderson’s Crossing, [t is} For eli four of the Reviews 3:00:16 iif The steamer Jd. BRAGDON, on the Ridge Road from Sacramento city to . Kor Blackwood’s Magazine, % 00 . ‘ Fy Thos. W. Lyles, master, will Nevada, via Aubnrn, Ilinoistown, Storms’. Pour Bluckwood and three Reviews, 909) ] Ler first tripon Friday, Jan’ 9th, i Ranch and Graas Valley. For Blackwood and the four reviews, 10 06 1852, at 4 This road can be sately and conveniently Payouts to be tuade in all cases in advance}. 7? travellod at all times, the proprietors of the . —inoney currentin: the State Bridge having been at great expense in put. will be received at par. o'clock P. JZ. For freight or whero issu d I it yy to ¢ RAT) QUT Pir & TQ A VEST 1 Ac ‘ VADSWORTI: g RAY IES, Agents, ting the new portionof the road in complete Crusnine—A discount o@twenty-fiy . i st. near Wash: order, reducing the bill to and from Beer hKiver . cont fro : will bo to a convenient grade, and is as near, if not {clubs 0 boxiéiofshoabave certian econ See nearer than any other road. ‘The Bridge is . wor Biac dior ‘ot City Boot Store. full 20 feet above high water mark, and being . one Re sent to one t $for-39 P. J. ESPENSCHEID, on tho . s Ge eae 4 Pein 4 4 “{ i] supported by a natural stone wall on each side, . —4 copies of the 4 reviews and Blackwood tor . #4 Vai . End’ Gamingec! ig Aig tpn is in no danger from drift wood, or other cans . 9: so On. pei & Ds obunercial sts, keeps 1 Nes ntly on hand at his old stand, a ell selected sinall tingencies. This bridge beirg on the direct Repucno Posraan.—The preses route from Sacramento to Little York, Wal-. for AGL distau hin the Ue loupa, Red Dog, Sivep Hollow, and Green! per annum, on Blackwood, is 24 ¢ Horn, gives this road mauy advantages over . Review, 12 cent Those charges are tr any other. In 1844 the postage on Blackwood was It is also on the Direct Route ona Heview, St 12. Between the NORTHERN g SOUTHERN At the reduced rates surely no objection MINES, should be made to rece ving the works by the Travellers and Teamsters passing through . mail, and thus ensuring their sale, speedy and . this region during the Winter season especial. regular delivery, ay ; . patronage that ue has heretofore received, t fai Remit vnces and communications should j and solicits a continuance of the sane 14-3m* udvantages of this route, as they will thereby . be always addressed, post paid, to the-Pub-. -— a nr a By not only avail themselves of the best road, but . lishers, LEON AD s JOTT & Co., Just Published _— Parker’s avoid all danger of being nnable to cross this! 84tf 79 Fulton st. N.Y ae . @ z datberdusstresmiy STORMS & TATE! ASOT oe . San Francisco Directory. December 22d, 1852.—55-3m . sturnis ic ning, in addition to the “ General Di. TUATED on * «a Map, View, and Sketch of Saa . vd Gri ’ ppeudix of general infor4 valuable ¢ that should be in s¥oman. Price $5 dy nearly taken up 4 shevld send in 8 editor of this but well selected lot o r, belt and harness leather, f water-proof and polish hoe nails, and all kinds By irin ein both the In¢ business with promptness, neatess, and on reasonable tering, Heleels thankful to lis foriner customers for the very libeblacking, H of s fanch. the read from N Nevada School. jh THE undersigned would respectfully inform the families of Nevada and vicinity thatshe Will again open the above school on the frst . ! Monday of October, ig & Most . the hands of every bo The edition is al and parties who wish. copi \ immediately. Ad iy ¢ One Gy in Oalifornia, the . s assured that he can pivo coini * Wi Tete . The school will be held in the building re. su cently purchased and fitted up expressly fur it, \ naper, or A . on Spring st., near the corner of Ping, oar’ d with City Directory Office, 153, 140, Clay st Mrs. M. Hi SAMPSON, principal. . every conve For further particulars about terms, studies, i the] 1 be paid to vy . k, and a man constantly kep &e , enquire of the principal, at the residence of Rey, J. H. Warren. ‘LOST STOCK. Good fresh beef and pork will be at all tims: . . scpeion . . . . kepton hand, and forsale, as also prov FRNUE unersigned has ostablished an oMtes . 2h" ' +} ieee ide Ah = ri best Si at tho W ashington Letel, in Nevada, } Eiath ‘ab tha bw ) a ia nae . bi , lack fish oiljand eansupply th de whero hia services cau at any time be had int qojiyer wands. wh ith eeikit ot nic le ims than anyarant house, and all Recovering Lost Stock. . or ; t ith ; cio ied. Uaving been for some time engaged in Nanch: ro for packing, ing and taking care of cattle and other stock, . he is well experienced in the various haunts « strayed animals, and other information necr sary for their re-capture, and persons having . STORMS, Propr 4 i sperm; gk sD; FARISH & ADAMS lost any, would do well to ca!l on him. Conmission Merchants aad Whol . Feb, 1—41-3m 8. H. BROOKS. loys 4 ‘¢ Provistons . + ere : PF ’ Dealers in Liquors, Prowistons . San Francisco, Battery st., bet. Bush ond and Groceries, . Ping Sitt. Worth a Visit. MARYSVILLE, Car. : 7 X PHEN you visit San Francisco, call and M ESSRS. P.& A, respectfully call che. Dissolution of Partnership. see the superb collection of Curiosities the attention of the Merchants of No-. igi) partnership heretofere existing beat the CHINESE SALES ROOM, of Tons . vata and vicinity, to their large stock of dei a t foén David eiith, G. W. Weaver and & Duncan, corner Sacramento and Leidscori . sirable Goods, with the assurance that they . 448, Smith, under the name of Smith, Weaver streets, San Francisco. his magnificent room . shall be supplied. at San Francisco prices, ; © Co., in the Deer Creek Saw Mill, has this valet fons Long yi Rye peecemenio “i freight aided, &e. . day been dissolved, by said Weaver selling to between Sansome and Leidesdorff streets, ci i eS m " with eamar, . Meuben Davis. The business will hereafier is 120 feet deep, and filled with all the boauti. , aah OG . onstantly Supplied with supers . bo ‘canted on in the name of Smith, Davis ¢ful manufactures of tho Celestial Empire.— gne Ghul wlour, from aie of the heaviest . Co., who will settle the business of the old firm. ‘The rare and splendid CRAPE SHAWLS, go . importing houses at San Francisco: and be; DAVID SMITH highly prized as presents for home, can be . ing in daily receipt of goods, are always preREUBEN DA VIS, fonnd at this house only, in endless variety. vared to supply the trade, at the lowest marAS. SMITH. <et prices, ,.40-tf Fob. 11, 1853 A2-tf Jan. 29, 1855.—41-3¢9 teen wae . . . 11 Parsons’ new fire-proof brick ; 138, 140, Clay street, San Francisco. . { ep AN FRANCISCO AGENCY.-J M. PaadX“) xen is the Agent for this pyper for San “ancl nd is authorized to receive money, ign receipts for the same, and transact other Lusiness relating to newspaper and job printing as the representative of BUDD & SARGENT. PARKER’S CITY DIRECTORY, And General Advertising Agency, Ofiee Ne, Lullding, No Advertisements and Subscriptions received for any of the Papers or Periodicals in the Atlantic States or Oregon. J. M, PARKER. sa sledisinse toe ener William H. Stowell, . . COMMiSSiON MERGHANT, . s enabled to do all . lh the above pine es, . agsuce, epply on board at Pacific st. Warf . rton, wp stairs. . stuck of boots and . 1 No. 4, Maynard's Fire Proof Stores, Califoruia street, San Francisco. { N.B. W. dL. S. makes no purchases of any description of property on his own. account, but generally has a Jarge assortment of mer ehandize for sale on consignment, He respectfully tenders fils services (o any parties who nay wish to employ anagent fortho sale of merehondize or other property, or for maki investments. 34-3m. eeeeit os eeninlgnmraeenan eRe OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada . County, sct. District Court, 10th Jadii qial District The People of the, State of , California, To John W. Gallaher, Greeting: You are herclyy commanded to appear and this writ, if served within this county; with,in 20 days if served in any other county within the district; and within forty days if served out of this this judicial district, the complaint of Artemus Rogers, now on file against yon in the district court clerk’s office aforesaid, for debt to the amount of One sand Dollars; or if you fail to answer the same, judgment will bo taken against . you thereto? by defanlt for that amount. Ww s, Theo. Miller, district clerk, und for the 10th judicial district, he seal of the same hereto aftixed, this 4th day of Nov. A.D. 1852, THEO. MILLER, cl’k D. C. Per Rob't A. Daridge, D'pty. C. Artemus Rogers vs. Jno. W. Gallaher. District court, 10th Judicial District It is ordered, that service of the summons issued here be made by publication in the Nevada Journal, a newspaper published at Nevada, for the period of three months from the date of the first insertion, and at least once a week during that time. WM. T. BARBOUR, Dist. Judge. Attest. Theo. Miller, el k. Per Rob’t A. Davidge, D.C. « 2 28-3m Mountain Trees and Shrubs Wanted, y fi are about to establish an “ Arboream Californicum.” “a Garden” of the Trees, Shrubs, and Plants of Califernia; in . order to aecomplish this upon the most exten sive plans and correct principles, we are indus ed to advertise as follows: We will vive a very liberal price for all new sperioe and for all choive specimens of the principal Trees, Shrubs and Plante from the mountain vallies. Wealso offer liberal prices for all and every new and valuable Flowering Plant, as it will be our aim to bring out and develope to the utmost of-our means, the valuable and beautiful inthe realms of * Agriculture,” ‘ Hertieulture” and * Floricutture.” Wo are in want of quantities of Ornamenta! Trees and brubs, and those wo are skifted in such matters may find it to their interest to call on us. Botanists are invited to confer with es em the subject by letter or otherwise. WARREN & CO., Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists. Agricultural Warehouse, Sacramento, Dec. 10, 1852. 33 MR, DUSUZEAU, CHEMIST, MINERALOGIST, ASe SAYER AND SMELTER, } . . . . Informs the miners of the surrounding coun . try thathe has removed his Assaying Office, . well known for two and a half years in Saera+ . raento street San Francisco, to Broad street . Nevada city, . ' . . . He also announces,to the publie that receiving more numerous applications for assays, and secing alarge number of miners occupied in prospecting and working quarts veing, to facilitate them in éheir searches, he baere_ $15,00 instead ef ving had ten years praeving been proprietor of quarta Veing im inines, can offer to the miners ‘irances in his consultations upon the differ+ ent mines, He also takes charge in the direction of ; mineral works, in erecting and direeting Machines of his Own Invention to extract the gold as well of the noorest a2 of the best of mineral; theeo machines being the best, the } surest, the least costly, he caz recommend them ‘ia preference tu all others. Wai. Disuzrat, Broad st., opposite the Virginia House 24 3m dueed his Assaying pric ' 20,00, which it wa Mr. Dusuzean, h tive, and! tt A 3 Foh, 24,185 T rc ij R. Joseoni & Co. ER Importers of Waicnes, Jewelry, age Tools, Watch Blaterials, Colt’s ive Pistols, etc., are now prepared to supp'y the trade in general with all articles in the above line at the lowest prices. R. J. & Co. are receiving by every steamor a laree assortment ef the above articles, of the latest patterns, and are the only wholcsalo dealers in this city. ALL ORDERS from the country, addressedto R. Josephi & Co., Washington Bath Building, Washington st, between Kearney and Montgomery, San Francisco, will mect with prompt attention. . 34-3m. Oils and Camphine. CONSTANTLY ON HAND, at the NEW BEDFORD OLL WORKS, 95 and 96 Jackson sirect, every variety of refiined Oils, guaran teed of the best quality and on as favorable terms as can be had in this city, Pure Camphine, manufactured by ourselves daily, constantly on hand,equal to the best that can bs made, our apparatus fer its manufacture being superior te any other in this country, Ala) Spirits of Turpentine fconstantly on hand at wholesa'e and retail, Also on Commission, and for sale low to Close: 150 cases best rifle powder; 50 do most approved Picks ; 50 doz hickory pick handles; 100,000 percussion caps ; 1 superior platform scalo, in kK. F. KNOX & Co. San Francisco & 3 Quartz Mill and Saw Mill Site AND MACHINERY FOR SALE, riber will sell at private sale, upon reasonable terms, the Mill on Deer Creek called the ‘ Kentuoky Ridge Mill,” consisting of a first rate overshot Water Wheel, a good Chilian mill and other apparatus and machinery, with an ample water power, all ready for use. Independent of the Chilian mill it could be mde, at little expense, a first class saw mill, being situated in the midst of abundance of timber, about a mile from Rough and Ready, New Town and Kentucky Flat, and almost directly upon the great highways to Marysville and Sacramento. For terms, &c., apply to Judge G. W. Macrae of Nevada, or Col. N, H Davis of Grass Valley, or to the subscriber. R. FITZPATRICK. Nov’s, 1852. tf-29 answer within ten days from the service of .

Liberia.---Rey. J. W. Roberts, brother of President Roberts, who has resided twenty-two years in Liberia, made a speech in New York lately, in behalf of Colonization, in which he said: «“ Many come rich. Mr. Murray, for instance, is worth some $5000; Mr. McGill, $3000;.Mr. Blackledge, $8000; and} Over four and not over five, 3 cents; and . necting with Simon Harris, $5900. about a dollar a barrel. to be*had for nothings ‘There is abandance of timber of various kinds, all valuable wood and used for Ccifferent purposes. ‘he produce of palm oil is increasing 25 per cent., and the experts of it amounted to 10,000 gallons. It is shipped principally to Kngland and the United States. There are schools in every settlement; a high school in Monrovia presided over by Rev. Mr. Wilson. The average health is about the same in Liberia as it is in Virginia; his own health had improved. The people are contented, and there are none who would return to Ameri¢a, except for the purposc of paying a visit to their friends. The size of the farms ranges from five to fifteen acres. ‘The land is exceedingly produetive, always yielding two crops a year. Wheatis not grown, but large quantities of Indian corn are raised. Every man from 16 to 50 years of age is a soldier. There is every reason to believe that the people will always have the ability to preserve self government.” The Soldiery of Euvrope.--Mr. Calvert, in his “Scenes in Europe,” says: “Two millions of soldiers who garrison tho continent of Europe are but legalized footpads. They hold their bayonets to the throats of the nations, while kings and their minions rob their souls and their pockets, and their lives. It is brute force, compelling the mind, in its lowest, as well as its highest needs, crippling it in all its means. Freedom of speaking, of printing, of going and coming, of buying and sclling, of associating, all are curtailed, hampered or suppressed. Every right of manhood is maimed or crushed. Against such violence what defence is there? Incalculabiy more effective arms than pistols, even against pistols themselves, are thoughts, when you can use them; and at this moment, in the face of artillery and the hangman, they are used with an efficiency that startles the gods of gunpowder.” Noble Oonduct.--The Panama Star relates an instance of noble generosity on the part of Goy. Aoldan, which entitles him to the gratitude of the American people. The Charity Hospital in Panama being full to overflowing, and the yellow fever making its appearance in the city, the Directors of the Hospital called on the Governor for relief. He immediately ordered the removal of the troops from the barracks and the fitting up of that building for a temporary hospital. He also proposed a subseription of funds for the benefit of the sick, and headed the . Ney Bridge over Bear River. these fasclaailng bal g list with a contribution of one hundred dollars, to which upwards of fourteen hundred dollars were added in a few hours. Such prompt and generous conduct reflects the highest honor on tho character of Roldan, who holds the office of Governor of the Province of Panama, under the New Grenadian government. —— gay ‘Sambo, what am your "pinion ‘bout de married life? Don’t you tink it the most happiest +” “Well, Pll tell you about dat ero— ‘pend eltogedder how doy enjoy demselves.” ren.. We read that ea tery A in Indiana, alter two years’ labor, has perfected an instrument which enables him to see through the human body. Flesh viewed through this instrument is ren-. ly, should not fail to avail themselves of the . dered transparent as glass, and has a pink tinge. Mr. Somebody must bo a near relative of Baron Munchausen, Ratlreads.—A Washington" letter to the N, Y. Hxpress says: “The railroad schemes pressed the coming session of Congress, and among them is to be the great Northern Railroad from the head of Lake Superior to Puget’s Sound. 2d, From the Mississippi through Iowa. 3d, Irom St. Louis through Missouri. 4th, From Memphis (Tenn.) through Arkansas. 5th, Vhrough Texas, (on the Gulf of'. : Mexico,) to San Diego, etc.” —. Emigration from Liverpool.—The number of emigrant-ships which left the port ot Liverpool in the last month for Australia and America was 36, having on board a total number of 12,188 souls. The number of ships which left in October was 42, and of emigrants 17,248. In November, 1851, the number of ships was 97, and of emigrants 11,632. Reservea Business Quality.--Many men lose much by being too communicative in their matters of business.--The great laconic philosopher Burke, says, “keep shady; and if you see a quarter, on the ground, put ‘your foot on it.’ ad aie aie ee ee of the Colonists have be. matter, Rice is werth. s0 on an extra cent for every extra! Oranges are j ounce. . Postage on Printed Matter. TInior ; af Gite: i Seireas ak € s Express Unien Line af Steamers..) AGams & Co.'s: Sepresa: : Newspapers, Periodicals, Baeks, uisenl. Peak! eat a F ers, running \ only. Express who ed Circulars, and every otter deseription . : and forward Gol kages beof printed matter, transient or other} =o ween Nevada au nto in charge of a Cssenirers 3 Expresses INGE 4 : * " BILLS OF EXCHANGE wet. line rage of the new and splendid . Drawn on their ewn Elouses ia epic eee at see Herts ‘ an 5 agelipshede . Vew York, Boston, ilson G, Hunt, E. A. Poel, Req., com: j A . Philadelphia, Baltimere, and Confidence, D. P. Vail, Beq whi Washington, St. Louis, 1842. Newspapers, periodicals, circulars or other articles of printed . me © ‘, # mandet (except books.) when sont to) i eg utse. from and after the A neneteree > " rash enow making daily trips any part of the United States, weighing . bel ve, s excepted) berween San res we yy Orle : . three ounces or under, one vent. Ovor) Prangiseo and niverit;” Peavinia’ Bncif Cinevanatt, New Orleans, . , " . ? y i three ounces and not over four, 2 cents.) Wharf, San Ff) § o'clock p. M., -. and Leadon. . syillo and Cola . Gold Dust and valuable packages forwarded mers ab Sacer ; und leaving S yh j and insured to all parts of the United States, rey r ‘ half a cont. Small papers, published 20) at 2 o’clock ym. 1 Expresa . neas of ery de cription : sys. 4 1 ’ nd freight taken at th om nded bo. : Newspapers and periodieais When Cir-. other information, ¢ Gold Dust bought, and deposits reeeived at enlated in the State where publishe ". or put the usual rates. monthly or utc enters y M. II, LAMB, } Lamb and Young WATCHMAKERS & JEWLLERS. Or at Ss oftencr, and pamphlets not containing) 19 more than sixteen octavo pages, when sent in single packages to ohne address and prepaid by postage stamps, when CO. W. YOUNG, darrang v which th } Express business committed to theircare wiih . weighing at least 8 ounces, four cents, a Jha ll ditad punctuality and dispatch, and half a cent for every extra ounce. On Main street, at the junction of Com Persons ¢ sol procuring their letters . _ Books, bound or unbound, not weighrarer aiy Cayote streets, Nevela city. pee : > Siineny teeta staiee. ing over four pounds, for any distance under 3,000 miles, prepaid, one ounce one cent, two ounces two cents, &c.— For any distunce over 3,900 miles, two rto Gregory’s Express are discontinued e at their old stand, Main at. Nevada, MULE ORD & SEARLS. NO Loans 0B LAC, . ——oneFico adjoining the Beatty Motel, Grass, S'P A G I Nie V5.0 LM Kk, cents per ounce. Val Geil . Transient newspapers, periodicels, &e. . ———— MERE Wate eT SEE Le -—* gent toany part of tho United States. To the Citizens of Nevada Pitt yew yy aol prepaid, two tents per ounce. AND VICINITY, Fi WS Reet eat eh DIRECTIONS. THE unde ed are now ‘teceiving and BAF ek ae a 1, Transient matter, to bo entitled to} opening a genete! assortment of Miners’ Sup. aes re Ps a as ie the benefit of the rates firet above inen-. Bees aad Pro al Kidd Steet Sr onirem VELL th cee i MAIL I ELEGRAL : ain 108 office. If not prepaid, it is subject double said rates. }: 2, Small newspapers, ete., when : t . . . . 4 business to merit a liberal st Strict attention will be’ ps rade. We have in connec Stearn Sew ,Miil,i. si creek. Al] orders left at ¢ be promptiy attended to. Wehave on hand and for salea fine stock . of seasoned lumber, ® . Lot. the above Line of Stages will run as 5 . t my the Cresecnt City Hotel, very morning, pasting throug A det YY in packets of less than 8 ounces, must be rated singly. 3. Books, sent unpaid, are subject to a postage of fifty per cent., in addition to their prepaid rates. ,Y 1 aN aad acsock “yy a, 34 > Wilh dOaVO Lae Neery morning at 6 moan 4. Tho weielht of newspapers, periodRAY. ameéento at 5 o'clo icals, magazines, or other printed matso WALL Y src ter, must be taken or determined when } RUSSELL, & SWIFT, Pro's —_—— rod 3ERTS, Ag't. won Sandays. ‘seats at the Ge-~ t City Hotel, J will be called for. it they are in a dry state; and when the weight of any bock or other publication exceeds one pound, the same progressive . rates, above laid down, must be charge: 5. Newspapers, periodicals, mag ’ ij ' af 1 4 f 8, Bedsteads, ete. The undersigned has now i Pon hand, wit “is eo anufactuyipg at the Rui strect, hetween Sd and 4 or any other printed paper, or matter.) vai Arrangement. @ sen ithout any covers or, 3te he : a, rar ae WMT of eee musi be eng alana 'y i . bein ed by machinery, he van sell ANVOAL Lie . wrappers, or in covers or wrappers open . oy). Timea ues : ie at the ends or sides, so that the charne-. porie and wi t} @ PN and after » Pek @: ter of the matter contained theroin may . that his work fs inferiur to néne, SP Bickinehs aah a A : afl 4 ¥ et ete ne bo determined without removing such . all? and i iflrun as ida notice. ‘4 wrappers. 6. In case there is on or in any newspaper, periodical, pamphlet, or other = printed matter or paper connected . i VAR SOU EG Co U0. therewith, any manuscript ofany kind) — . List or : . Pranotder i , by which information shall beasked for,. British Periodical Publicat’ns. ing, at sock, Po. or communicated in writilg, or by. FORWARDED by mail, under . ~ ADRIANCE g BUCKINGHAM, marks or signs, or the directions herein . vi ions of the late post office law, at sine ene te seri i t s 1 y nominal rates. s A. WAGUNER, Agent. ject to letter postage; and it is the duly . 5° pac . hsp ved ow Free Chureh, . Sap enD i tomaenreonyr asa teve Serle of the Postmaster to Temove the wrap-. 4" ih) yy cadena ees HRM Sutter Iron Works, pers or envelopes from all printed mat-. 5° Rincon Point, San Francisco. ter, not charged with letter postage, for by. GY TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinthe purpose of ascertaining whether b ery for crushing and pulverizing quartz there is upon or connected with sach . small rock, castings in ivon and brass, wrought printed matter, or in such package, any . d ; iron work, water wheel castings, and all matter or thing which would authorize . re As te bolinass ele ie omer e ; fete Wome ofa higher Dae oh ; ‘ quarts roc ! sehincry, and having an ex2 ifsc tfelie Na audis, . @Mlve assortment of patterns on hand, are eee ene ihe most prepties to receive and execnie orders with ae . rial works of Bulwer and other literar ota. Gispateh. Administrator's Notice. i segli nadiy bay = . “ae rst pont Partica wishing further information, or to MANE creditors of James Black, dec’d., and . pouring in its columns 1 England and in. contract for machinery, by addressing Geo. dan persons having claims against the . ye United States. b work yi the “Cax. K. Gluy: Superintesdant, as aha. estate are hereby required to exhibit them . '"*, rp SOO EE Oy HPA Feb, 11, 1853 42-3in with the necessary vouchers, within ten . Aaie ctewart, © . ’ ' Sidi ae aad beonths aiee this date to the undersigned at . ve OUTS: his residence in Nevada City, Cal. aes ype real ni UW. A. MILLS, ; Ltarecre hin 4) Graks Valley, op _Oot-2ly ABT es gta NF Tne pn 'n . M., thus a ngers wishing to take > Sacramento and San Marysville every evennA ITOVISinereical shade abt portion of their ¢ North, maintains i at this time, unusually ativactive, i amer J yshe will make revular trips nto and Marysville on tions are . Sau de those . , eprinicd by en nian publishers fro ckwood, a Administrator of James Black, dec’d. . jt bas been iss Suott &.Cocenthat ube; oan: see Sawin es wi yey . Br ¢ j tt + ae th \4 fhe Mismrysviiie is the best finished Jan, 28, 1852: pad 40-46 . seribersto tt stot that Mas my} oo, Phan clan ta Colllotiia: desea 19 a ee mmm . HI WHYS rely on having the carliost readin r of . i of her class in Cahfornia, draws 12 . sda : aed . RMS . Sac NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. — . r PO hin otal PE tnt cane ae he Aap. do pak ead ver +’ 3 lh car earn For any one of the four Reviews, yr. 3.00!) mer during the lowest stage of water, 94-tf HE undersigned have just completed a} lor any two or tle four Reviews, 500 ᐀ _ i : ba . New and Splendid Lattice Bridge across’! for any three of the four b eviows, 700. . Besa: SPP 4 Marysville Packet eu Bear River, noar Anderson’s Crossing, [t is} For eli four of the Reviews 3:00:16 iif The steamer Jd. BRAGDON, on the Ridge Road from Sacramento city to . Kor Blackwood’s Magazine, % 00 . ‘ Fy Thos. W. Lyles, master, will Nevada, via Aubnrn, Ilinoistown, Storms’. Pour Bluckwood and three Reviews, 909) ] Ler first tripon Friday, Jan’ 9th, i Ranch and Graas Valley. For Blackwood and the four reviews, 10 06 1852, at 4 This road can be sately and conveniently Payouts to be tuade in all cases in advance}.. 7? travellod at all times, the proprietors of the . —inoney currentin: the State Bridge having been at great expense in put. will be received at par. o'clock P. JZ. For freight or whero issu d I it yy to

¢ RAT) QUT Pir & TQ A VEST 1 Ac ‘ VADSWORTI: g RAY IES, Agents, ting the new portionof the road in complete Crusnine—A discount o@twenty-fiy . i st. near Wash: order, reducing the bill to and from Beer hKiver . cont fro : will bo to a convenient grade, and is as near, if not {clubs 0 boxiéiofshoabave certian econ See nearer than any other road. ‘The Bridge is . wor Biac dior ‘ot City Boot Store. full 20 feet above high water mark, and being . one Re sent to one t $for-39 P. J. ESPENSCHEID, on tho . s Ge eae 4 Pein 4 4 “{ i] supported by a natural stone wall on each side, . —4 copies of the 4 reviews and Blackwood tor . #4 Vai . End’ Gamingec! ig Aig tpn is in no danger from drift wood, or other cans . 9: so On. pei & Ds obunercial sts, keeps 1 Nes ntly on hand at his old stand, a ell selected sinall tingencies. This bridge beirg on the direct Repucno Posraan.—The preses route from Sacramento to Little York, Wal-. for AGL distau hin the Ue loupa, Red Dog, Sivep Hollow, and Green! per annum, on Blackwood, is 24 ¢ Horn, gives this road mauy advantages over . Review, 12 cent Those charges are tr any other. In 1844 the postage on Blackwood was It is also on the Direct Route ona Heview, St 12. Between the NORTHERN g SOUTHERN At the reduced rates surely no objection MINES, should be made to rece ving the works by the Travellers and Teamsters passing through . mail, and thus ensuring their sale, speedy and . this region during the Winter season especial. regular delivery, ay ; . patronage that ue has heretofore received, t fai Remit vnces and communications should j and solicits a continuance of the sane 14-3m* udvantages of this route, as they will thereby . be always addressed, post paid, to the-Pub-. -— a nr a By not only avail themselves of the best road, but . lishers, LEON AD s JOTT & Co., Just Published _— Parker’s avoid all danger of being nnable to cross this! 84tf 79 Fulton st. N.Y ae . @ z datberdusstresmiy STORMS & TATE! ASOT oe . San Francisco Directory. December 22d, 1852.—55-3m . sturnis ic ning, in addition to the “ General Di. TUATED on * «a Map, View, and Sketch of Saa . vd Gri ’ ppeudix of general infor4 valuable ¢ that should be in s¥oman. Price $5 dy nearly taken up 4 shevld send in 8 editor of this but well selected lot o r, belt and harness leather, f water-proof and polish hoe nails, and all kinds By irin ein both the In¢ business with promptness, neatess, and on reasonable tering, Heleels thankful to lis foriner customers for the very libeblacking, H of s fanch. the read from N Nevada School. jh THE undersigned would respectfully inform the families of Nevada and vicinity thatshe Will again open the above school on the frst . ! Monday of October, ig & Most . the hands of every bo The edition is al and parties who wish. copi \ immediately. Ad iy ¢ One Gy in Oalifornia, the . s assured that he can pivo coini * Wi Tete . The school will be held in the building re. su cently purchased and fitted up expressly fur it, \ naper, or A . on Spring st., near the corner of Ping, oar’ d with City Directory Office, 153, 140, Clay st Mrs. M. Hi SAMPSON, principal. . every conve For further particulars about terms, studies, i the] 1 be paid to vy . k, and a man constantly kep &e , enquire of the principal, at the residence of Rey, J. H. Warren. ‘LOST STOCK. Good fresh beef and pork will be at all tims: . . scpeion . . . . kepton hand, and forsale, as also prov FRNUE unersigned has ostablished an oMtes . 2h" ' +} ieee ide Ah = ri best Si at tho W ashington Letel, in Nevada, } Eiath ‘ab tha bw ) a ia nae . bi , lack fish oiljand eansupply th de whero hia services cau at any time be had int qojiyer wands. wh ith eeikit ot nic le ims than anyarant house, and all Recovering Lost Stock. . or ; t ith ; cio ied. Uaving been for some time engaged in Nanch: ro for packing, ing and taking care of cattle and other stock, . he is well experienced in the various haunts « strayed animals, and other information necr sary for their re-capture, and persons having . STORMS, Propr 4 i sperm; gk sD; FARISH & ADAMS lost any, would do well to ca!l on him. Conmission Merchants aad Whol . Feb, 1—41-3m 8. H. BROOKS. loys 4 ‘¢ Provistons . + ere : PF ’ Dealers in Liquors, Prowistons . San Francisco, Battery st., bet. Bush ond and Groceries, . Ping Sitt. Worth a Visit. MARYSVILLE, Car. : 7 X PHEN you visit San Francisco, call and M ESSRS. P.& A, respectfully call che. Dissolution of Partnership. see the superb collection of Curiosities the attention of the Merchants of No-. igi) partnership heretofere existing beat the CHINESE SALES ROOM, of Tons . vata and vicinity, to their large stock of dei a t foén David eiith, G. W. Weaver and & Duncan, corner Sacramento and Leidscori . sirable Goods, with the assurance that they . 448, Smith, under the name of Smith, Weaver streets, San Francisco. his magnificent room . shall be supplied. at San Francisco prices, ; © Co., in the Deer Creek Saw Mill, has this valet fons Long yi Rye peecemenio “i freight aided, &e. . day been dissolved, by said Weaver selling to between Sansome and Leidesdorff streets, ci i eS m " with eamar, . Meuben Davis. The business will hereafier is 120 feet deep, and filled with all the boauti. , aah OG . onstantly Supplied with supers . bo ‘canted on in the name of Smith, Davis ¢ful manufactures of tho Celestial Empire.— gne Ghul wlour, from aie of the heaviest . Co., who will settle the business of the old firm. ‘The rare and splendid CRAPE SHAWLS, go . importing houses at San Francisco: and be; DAVID SMITH highly prized as presents for home, can be . ing in daily receipt of goods, are always preREUBEN DA VIS, fonnd at this house only, in endless variety. vared to supply the trade, at the lowest marAS. SMITH. <et prices, ,.40-tf Fob. 11, 1853 A2-tf Jan. 29, 1855.—41-3¢9 teen wae . . . 11 Parsons’ new fire-proof brick ; 138, 140, Clay street, San Francisco. . { ep AN FRANCISCO AGENCY.-J M. PaadX“) xen is the Agent for this pyper for San “ancl nd is authorized to receive money, ign receipts for the same, and transact other Lusiness relating to newspaper and job printing as the representative of BUDD & SARGENT. PARKER’S CITY DIRECTORY, And General Advertising Agency, Ofiee Ne, Lullding, No Advertisements and Subscriptions received for any of the Papers or Periodicals in the Atlantic States or Oregon. J. M, PARKER. sa sledisinse toe ener William H. Stowell, . . COMMiSSiON MERGHANT, . s enabled to do all . lh the above pine es, . agsuce, epply on board at Pacific st. Warf . rton, wp stairs. . stuck of boots and . 1 No. 4, Maynard's Fire Proof Stores, Califoruia street, San Francisco. { N.B. W. dL. S. makes no purchases of any description of property on his own. account, but generally has a Jarge assortment of mer ehandize for sale on consignment, He respectfully tenders fils services (o any parties who nay wish to employ anagent fortho sale of merehondize or other property, or for maki investments. 34-3m. eeeeit os eeninlgnmraeenan eRe OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada . County, sct. District Court, 10th Jadii qial District The People of the, State of , California, To John W. Gallaher, Greeting: You are herclyy commanded to appear and this writ, if served within this county; with,in 20 days if served in any other county within the district; and within forty days if served out of this this judicial district, the complaint of Artemus Rogers, now on file against yon in the district court clerk’s office aforesaid, for debt to the amount of One sand Dollars; or if you fail to answer the same, judgment will bo taken against . you thereto? by defanlt for that amount. Ww s, Theo. Miller, district clerk, und for the 10th judicial district, he seal of the same hereto aftixed, this 4th day of Nov. A.D. 1852, THEO. MILLER, cl’k D. C. Per Rob't A. Daridge, D'pty. C. Artemus Rogers vs. Jno. W. Gallaher. District court, 10th Judicial District It is ordered, that service of the summons issued here be made by publication in the Nevada Journal, a newspaper published at Nevada, for the period of three months from the date of the first insertion, and at least once a week during that time. WM. T. BARBOUR, Dist. Judge. Attest. Theo. Miller, el k. Per Rob’t A. Davidge, D.C. « 2 28-3m Mountain Trees and Shrubs Wanted, y fi are about to establish an “ Arboream Californicum.” “a Garden” of the Trees, Shrubs, and Plants of Califernia; in . order to aecomplish this upon the most exten sive plans and correct principles, we are indus ed to advertise as follows: We will vive a very liberal price for all new sperioe and for all choive specimens of the principal Trees, Shrubs and Plante from the mountain vallies. Wealso offer liberal prices for all and every new and valuable Flowering Plant, as it will be our aim to bring out and develope to the utmost of-our means, the valuable and beautiful inthe realms of * Agriculture,” ‘ Hertieulture” and * Floricutture.” Wo are in want of quantities of Ornamenta! Trees and brubs, and those wo are skifted in such matters may find it to their interest to call on us. Botanists are invited to confer with es em the subject by letter or otherwise. WARREN & CO., Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists. Agricultural Warehouse, Sacramento, Dec. 10, 1852. 33 MR, DUSUZEAU, CHEMIST, MINERALOGIST, ASe SAYER AND SMELTER, } . . . . Informs the miners of the surrounding coun . try thathe has removed his Assaying Office, . well known for two and a half years in Saera+ . raento street San Francisco, to Broad street . Nevada city, . ' . . . He also announces,to the publie that receiving more numerous applications for assays, and secing alarge number of miners occupied in prospecting and working quarts veing, to facilitate them in éheir searches, he baere_ $15,00 instead ef ving had ten years praeving been proprietor of quarta Veing im inines, can offer to the miners ‘irances in his consultations upon the differ+ ent mines, He also takes charge in the direction of ; mineral works, in erecting and direeting Machines of his Own Invention to extract the gold as well of the noorest a2 of the best of mineral; theeo machines being the best, the } surest, the least costly, he caz recommend them ‘ia preference tu all others. Wai. Disuzrat, Broad st., opposite the Virginia House 24 3m dueed his Assaying pric ' 20,00, which it wa Mr. Dusuzean, h tive, and! tt A 3 Foh, 24,185 T rc ij R. Joseoni & Co. ER Importers of Waicnes, Jewelry, age Tools, Watch Blaterials, Colt’s ive Pistols, etc., are now prepared to supp'y the trade in general with all articles in the above line at the lowest prices. R. J. & Co. are receiving by every steamor a laree assortment ef the above articles, of the latest patterns, and are the only wholcsalo dealers in this city. ALL ORDERS from the country, addressedto R. Josephi & Co., Washington Bath Building, Washington st, between Kearney and Montgomery, San Francisco, will mect with prompt attention. . 34-3m. Oils and Camphine. CONSTANTLY ON HAND, at the NEW BEDFORD OLL WORKS, 95 and 96 Jackson sirect, every variety of refiined Oils, guaran teed of the best quality and on as favorable terms as can be had in this city, Pure Camphine, manufactured by ourselves daily, constantly on hand,equal to the best that can bs made, our apparatus fer its manufacture being superior te any other in this country, Ala) Spirits of Turpentine fconstantly on hand at wholesa'e and retail, Also on Commission, and for sale low to Close: 150 cases best rifle powder; 50 do most approved Picks ; 50 doz hickory pick handles; 100,000 percussion caps ; 1 superior platform scalo, in kK. F. KNOX & Co. San Francisco & 3 Quartz Mill and Saw Mill Site AND MACHINERY FOR SALE, riber will sell at private sale, upon reasonable terms, the Mill on Deer Creek called the ‘ Kentuoky Ridge Mill,” consisting of a first rate overshot Water Wheel, a good Chilian mill and other apparatus and machinery, with an ample water power, all ready for use. Independent of the Chilian mill it could be mde, at little expense, a first class saw mill, being situated in the midst of abundance of timber, about a mile from Rough and Ready, New Town and Kentucky Flat, and almost directly upon the great highways to Marysville and Sacramento. For terms, &c., apply to Judge G. W. Macrae of Nevada, or Col. N, H Davis of Grass Valley, or to the subscriber. R. FITZPATRICK. Nov’s, 1852. tf-29 answer within ten days from the service of .