November 11, 1853 (4 pages)

— => = THE NEVADA hore —————————————— Sa ee ae NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER VOL. 3.-NO. 29. 11, 1853. WHOLE NO. 167. a . 1 See Anecdote of a fat Man, THE JOURNAL, “Bridget,” said a lady in the city of a i iPCBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MoRNING py. . G0tham one morning, as she was —— .@) fhee street, «copes on Broa d smeat osit e . Soap grea se you have got here . Y t House = the Court “or one year, in advance We can . get plenty of soap loth: saad en eatin . 37 90 Six mont hs Three months ,change it for some. /man, and when he SENSE APE long,: tell him7 1 oe: Single copies, Watch for the fat 25 cs. office. All that morning, Bridget, between each ADVERTISEMENTS. te insure insertion, creature escaped her watchful gaze, ~cenegnaon aera pitas, jpettieroonirg Mepavrys . At industry seemed about to be re A. DELANO is our agent at Grass Valley, at . warded, for down the Street came a large, Wells, Fargo & Co.’s. office. portly gentleman, flourishing a cane, and wlooking the very picture of good humer.— Sure, there’s the fat man now, thought The Fir e in Sen ora . : ' Bridget—and when he was in front of the At half past 2 o'clock this morning a. house, 6 out she flew and informed him that sutlding owned by Mr. Valleau, and oc-! her mistress wished to speak to him. uyied by Chinese, on the corner of Dodge. wants to speak to you, and] The buildings around, except says would you be goo d enough to walkin,} e of wood, and were soon in flames. ' i” ° On the west, the fire was arrested by the, This Hose Compa ny before it reache d Yaneyy i P, & Bertine’s Banking House. sr er apaeot nv ienare aera But even) me ‘ii ae their efficiency would’ have been of no P om ount i acai fo 5 aed76 >. ’ Up P. which intervened, and gave them a thance. exclaimed, “at gintleman’s in the parlor, to Work to advantage. On the east side, Then returns again to clatta, Clitta, clatta, clatta, clatter, Like the Devil beating batter mum ,” { So saying, she instantly withdrew to the tive service by teaiing down Whods & . lower regions. Purdy’s paint store. ‘There was wsmall. Tn the parlor, thou ght the lady. vacant space between their building and. can Up in hell in iron platter ; Waat Ant tening tak Sone aie For Apollo’s Golden Coffer, itmean? Bridget must have blunthe one next on the South, which space dered— but down to the parlor she went, being thus increased by the Hook and, and up rose our fat friend, with his blandLadder company, enabled the Hose coms! est smile and most grac eful bow. pany to stop the fire at this point. j Wit the h Fri end shi that p 1 prof fer, Lin nae = Thus, from Station on to Station, “Your servant informed me, madam, Right along through each Plantation, We never saw men* work with more ; that you would like to speak to me—at judgment, energy or efficiency we mean)' your serv ice, madam.” not enly the two companies, but the citi-. The mortified mistress saw As if Hell, for our damnation, Had come down with desolation, This great Iron-horse goes rushing, With his fiery face all flushing; Every thing before him crushing; the state of zens generally. the case immediately, and a smile wreathed The followin ° is a list of the buildings. itself about her mouth in spite of herself destroyed : as she said, “Will you pardon the ov Sometimes faster, sometimes slower ; terrible On the east side, Batchelders Dagrer-. blunder of a raw Irish girl, my dear sir?” rean Salooa, Tin and Stove store, Messick . I told her to call in the fat man to take Sometimes higher, sometimes lower--As if Time, the great world-mover, Had come down for his last reaping & McCullough’s carpenter's shop, Neil’s! away the soap grease, when she saw him, saddlery, “Shades” Saloon, Barber shop, and she has made a mistake you see.” Justice Hall & Greenwood’s office, J. Hall. The jolly fat gentleman leaned back in. Of the nations waiting, weepin— g While the engine, overteeming With excrutiating screaming, Spits his vengeance out in steaming; & Co., for Sewing Machine, Woods &, his chair, and laughed such a hearty ha! ha! While the wheels are whirling under, Purdy’s book and paint store. On the’ ha! as never comes from your lean gentry. west side, Chinese g ming house, corner “No apologies needed, Like the Chariot wheels of Thunder, madam,” said of Dodge street, Grega@ty store, Selling’s. he. “It is decidedly the best joke of the Be, store. / season, Ha! ha! ha! so she took me for The portion of thd bitwiydestroyed lies. the soap grease man, did she? When the lightning rends asunder It will. Such aj between the two butnt@districts, visited . keep me laughing for a month. by the last two fires, so that now nearly. good joke!” And all up the street, and! the whole town north of the City Hotel! round the corner was heard the merry ha! . 2 has been burned over this year. ha! of :the old gentleman, as he brought}. If any one doubts the value of water to} down his cane, every now and then, and . the towns or cities of California, he should. exclaimed, “‘such.a, joke.” have been present this morning. t Nothing. (By request.) can save us but water-works, and they are} { A California Love-Leiter. x perfect protection. The hills around and { California, San Joe, May 2, 1853. in Sonora seem to be formed for reservoirs,. Miss Charming and Transeendant Most eno uzh less , had ons hav e and our citizens to teach them that these hills should be — would that my pen were dipped in the _dies of the rainbow, plucked from the wing improved forthwith, Messrs. William G. Heslep, Jonathan . of an angel, that I might expect to paint Warden and seversl others were badly . the burning brightness of that ‘lame which ~ . thy thrilling eloquence hath enkindled.— burned. P. S. The fire was seen in the very . Thou soft moonlight of sentiment—soft commencement by the private watchman, . $04p of consistency—thy voice as gentle who was standing in the rear, and gave the 48 the first stirring of an infant’s dream, alarm immediately. Several persons rush-; 2+ melodious in mine ears as the braying ed into the building. ef one of the rooms ‘The canvass ceiling! of a mule—thy step as light as the sylvanwas on fire, which, footed zephyr that fanned with the wing spread to other rooms before it could be of perfume the gable end of the new-bern ; torn down. ‘The part of the house whieh . paradise. Thy eyes are brilliants—stolen piedt cau was g occuh by Chinese prostitutes. . rom the seraphs—thy lips are vivid as A word more as to these houses of pros. rosebuds, moistened with the dews of aftitution. ‘They are all nuisances, occupied . fection—thy words are as drops of amber by persons, who, as a necessary result of, —thy teeth are like snow set in a verbena their habits, become careless; nay, superl atively reckless. bed. Oh! sweet spint of camphor — Overco re by dissipation, . double distilled essence of hartshorn! they go to sleep regardless of thefsafety of! kraut of my hopes, Sour apple-sauce of my the building, with the candle burning, it} thoughts, buttermilk catsup of my fancy, may be, close to curvains or acanvass ceil-. tiger of innocence, butter of perfection, ing. The Chinese houses have been the legwood of melody—thou art the gin and worst; for the inmates smoke opium, and . fancy of my dreams, the brandy-smash of become perfectly stujid and insensible.— . ™Y waking visions, and Santa Cruz of my [t is high time that the industrious, hard-. recollection. Thou art as harmless as a working citizens, who have made,Sonora leopard or a greased streak of lightning All the clouds that steam from Ocean, When he pays the moon devotion-With a grinding rhythmic motion— Till the frightened sheep are scattered, Like the clouds by lightning tattered, mee ‘ : ; And Gat es God batt ered With the the clitta ofclat ta, are clatte r, 7 : 7 cit karen batter tok Like the Devil beating Up in Hell in iron platter. Still repeating clitta, clatter, Clitta, clatta, clitta clatter, As if something was the matter, While the woodlands all are ringing, And the birds forget their singing, And away to heaven go winging Of their flight to hear the clatter, Clitta, clatta, clatta, clatter, Like the Devil beating batter Up in Hell, in iron platter; Which continues so till coming To a straight line, when the humming Is so mixed up with the drumming, That the cars begin to rattle, And the springs ge tittle-tatt!e-Frightening all the grazing cattle— Like Hell’s thunder-river roaring, Over Death's dark mountain pouring Into space, forever boring Through th’ abysmal depths, with clatter, jlitta, clatta, clatta, clatter, Like the Devil beating batter Up in Heil, in iron platter— Then expands into a clanking, And a clinking, and a clanking, And a clanking, and a clinking— ‘Then returns again to clatter, Clitta, clatta, clatta, clatter, Like the Devil beasing batter Up in Hell, in iron platter; Which subsides into a clandey, And a clinkey, and a clankey, And a clankey, and a clinkey, And a clinkey, clankey, clankey-Then to witchey, witchey, witchey, Chewey-witchey, chewey-witchey—— Chewey-witchey, witchey, witchey; all that she is, so far as character, business . churned to consistency in the milky whey. and value of property is concerned, should. Thou art as innocent asa tiger, handsome Then returns again to fizzle, from our midst. IPf they are to be here at! onion of my soul, pickled pumpkins of my all, let them be entirely separate from the . affections, preserved crabs ofthe garden of werthy portion of our citizens. Shall the Smith’s Island, where desperate love Ending in a piercing whistle And the song that I now offer For Apollo’s Golden Coffer-— With the friendship that I proffer-— Is for riding on a Rail. combine together and sweep all these pests . 27 elephant, melodious as a lion. whole*city be sacrificed to gratify the pas. dwells. sions or the avarice of the few who have Oh! Iam yours, &c. With a kind of sighing sizzle— gg ae i i last goeeee os then out of sight, he was unable to articulate more than a at tle World's Fair in New York to furn. with the beantifal moos sistant en few incoherent werds, from which, howev. ish occypation to a large number of fair! er enough was gathered to fix suspicion . hands.— Alta. upon a Mexican called Cayote Charley, . —_—— well known to the police of this city sie I Oh!— The Lowell Courier reports that . desperate thief; and from the fact that he Mrs. O. entered her husbands office, on . fee That proclaims afine nighton the deep roll. a Arti : in See sy was an. Ane’ A perty met at the “above Bleecke: was seen in company with the deceased Central street about 8 o'clock in the even{street mansion ofa iriend who had me 4 a short time previous to the occurrence, ing, recently, and gave him a severe cow-,@ “lucky hit’ in the tea, cake, and cofvc and was aware that the deceased was in hiding, in presence of a crowd of witness. business, and set up his establishment on possession of a considerable amount of. es. ‘The offence was that he did not give the ton principle. Everything was recherc.): as one of the gentlemen with moustachioz money, there is :nuch to warrant the belief. her spending money enough ! that he is the murderer, As soon as the, ;Observed, and the tapestry, the carpets, A royal decree has been issued by Aus‘and the pictures were “‘be-e-e-w-tul!” if as police became aware of the occurrence, tria, forbidding th e exportation of grain; . the young ladies said. their whole available force was put in. and the King of the Two Sicilies has is. One of the finest “works of art” embe! motion to discover the asassin; but at the . sued a decree removing the duties and . lishing the parlor-walls ef the host, Mr time of this writing he has not been taken. . . encouraging the importation of all the . Allright, was a large and exquisitely elab. —Eve. Jour, 4th. Sony si iven himselfhimse . . ers on } Cayote Charley 1ar ey has nas since given ——— Locale d ofcoagan 3 sete hi hef d’ of Feet at tine: ye Wall, ‘ . e <A fine monument to Charles Carroll. of} # hte sgt ete. e 5a ‘ "gongs spesbesiler’¢ . Carrollton, Md., together with several other no little attention ; and when the encomi . } ums were comi ng thic k and fast from the scu lpt ure s, are soon to be shipped at LegStick rot, Younc Man.—The very . ladie s and gent leme n, the host cam e up and hor n for Bal tim ore. They are from the doctrine of all others, “Stick to it.” Who asto nish ed the com pan y by obs erv ing — stu dio of the hig hly gifted Bartholomew, ever knew a mortal enroll himself under . “Ahh-h! that’ supe s rb, isn’t it ladi es— who se this banner and come out at the little end . beautiful works are now attracting ‘isn’ t it gran d ?” so mu ch attention at Rome. ‘of the hon? Nobody, we'll be bound — . “Bee-ew-ti ful! ” crie d they. . Its principle acted up to with rectitude, . . ‘Sup erb! very fine !” said the gents. Eeyr tian Luxu rizs .—On e of the first pstoious, aeart and soul, would keep any . ' . “My wife drew that,” said A!lright. things that seizes upon the attention of the ma“St n abo te wat er and in blu e sky . . Yeu don’ t say so!” excl aim the ladie s. trave ller in Egyp t is the quee r dishe s that ick toit.” It’s the very history, all experienc, the triumph of mind, art, lit. he meets with. “Is it possible !” splendid genius!” echo A person writing from gent s. Luxo r says that his first dinner on the . erature, avery great and noble work is its . . “Can 't be beat —wou ld’n take t a hunNile consi sted of stewe d hipp opot amus and . direct ard appropriate illustration. He . dred doll ars for it!” says the host. a broil ed ibis. The next morni ng’s break would by do, gain, make, save, achieve “Wuo ndre d dojl ars !” excl aims one of the fast cons iste d of cold croc odil e, hash ed . life of , anything in whatever department . gent s, horr ifie d at the idea of an “abo ve camel , and the fossil remai ns of a donke y. trade, pclitics, religion, philanthropy, or, Blee cker ” talk ing of sell ing the effor ts of love, must make it his first and last object On the 6th of June last, a locomotive his wife’s genius; it’s worth a thousand!” of solicitude the Alpha and Omega of aswasrun on a railroad forthe first time in . “Oh, dear! don’t mention it!” cry the . Piration and action. the land of Egypt. The Bedouins under. ladies. “Mrs. Allright will be positively “Tell us, young man, whoever did a took a race on their fleet horses, and kept shocked at your remarks upon her pic. th ing wath a note that did not “stick to up for some time, but finally yielded the ture!” it.” Look around among your eae contest to the iron horse. “Well, it’s pretty—very pretty,” contin tances, and see who is not “something.” — i In him who is deservedly famous and hon. . ued the hest. ‘They get ’em up in Paris, MetrancHoty.—There is to be a na. ’spect pretty cheap !” . ored, you will find the man who years ago, tional convention of apothecaries at Boston i. ‘Oh, what a dem’d vulgaw fellow’—sotto lin the strength, determination, energy and a few weeks ago. When they have conclu'voce—says a gent; ‘he talks as mercenary . } light of an all conquering resolution, said, ded their deliberations on the seaboard,they las a dem’d Jew, or a Gipsey, over the diPy idk 403i end whi dk: ak tele! will if course march into the “bowels ofthe . vine labors of his elegant wife ! Shocking! ; ; land.” stuck to it ever since. . Horrid !’ = . . ‘Dem’d horr t id was whis pere d arou nd WaueE n walki ng, alwa ys turn your toes Se es ee through a dense fog, ordinary objccts seem . out, and your thoughts inward. The forithe room. t and terrible. i As the During this hubbub over the picture, Mrs. fimost s things, . mer will prevent you from falling into cel-. . gigantic Allright came brushing into the parlor, rattheir magnitude appears to lessen, until. lars, the latter from falling into iniquity. tling and rustling iin stiff brocades and the veil of vapor being rent to pieces by the sunbeams, we see them as they are,. A Lactreau AssauLt.—Wnm. H. Wilson, lace work. The gents were the first to and rate them accordingly. It has been. not being possessed of the milk of human . observe that Mrs. Allright did not ‘powrthus with despotism. The mists of ignor. kindness to an overflowing degree, struck . tway” any?very highly developed physioance anc superstition, for which it loomed a vender of cow’s milk over the head with logical or phrenological evidences of great for ages, like something awful and super. @ jug of his article of trade because he. genius ; she might be great in domestic afnatural have been gradually lifted, and in . would not neglect other customers to wait . faire, {but she hardly looked the artist!— the grovinglight of intelligence, emperors. 0n him. Wilson declared that he had not} The ladies and the gents gave Mrs. A. all and kings are ‘ast settling dewn to the . struck him but merely pushed him, giving . manner of a reception, of course, and louder common standard of humanity. him a sort of milk-punch in the head. ASP CENT ae RC eS . was fined $10.—Herald. H_! than ever went on the eulogiums of the picture.’ Anoturer VExeD Question.—<Are the. RG ae aE ae" . ‘Oh ! ah, yes; I drew it last winter Chinese revolutionists christians, or are . Wuen you run short of ideas, use high-. said Mrs. A.; we hada lottery at our house, Pg fel ‘ d . te of out per To wor fal . t p at whi r que the is not ‘th e s n ni uti son ds. ? sti ey ch ne n s on i they not: {ues present . cae ford delicht than . 224 2 poor yeung fe low put up hfs pic . “agitates the religious world.” Some say . '?@ 5488 drum affords more delg that that hey cannot be christians because . oo f ne pater of their leaders are thieves and . murderer:; but what of that? ". tures; Mr. Allright made me take a ticket iand I drew that picture P he above, from an exchange is respect We have . fully dedicated to Dr. . known scoundrels of the same stamp ap-. Ny Gold Scales for the Custom House. pointed tc offive in the United States—and . 4 pacnificent pair of gold scales for the. Somebody announced ‘supper’ about that time, and all vamosed.— Yankee Blade. eet eae ee Stace Arrackep.—We learn from W . 18 not thise christian country? Any one . Custom House has just been received, and . H. Owens, Esq., that the stage from who deni« the fact ought to have a church . will shortly be put up. They are largest . Mokelumne Hill when about six miles of Bible crovn at his head. . and the most costly ever brought into Cal. Sonora, about 10 o’clock on Sunday nicht, The Mul yevilte Bapr Bearess ds says aay that 0 Feath. ifornia.——Adv. was attacked by some villains and two vo!; ley s fir ed as it. It wa s qui te dark and er river isthis year making extraordinary yields. /t White Rock, we understand. . Within the year past there have been . none of the passengers were armed. ‘The dispat ehed from Bosto n for Austra lia one . driver, howev er, remed ied this difficu lty by that mines are doing well, although the et F ‘ee: steamer, twenty-three ships, twenty-iwo . causing the stage to leavé that spot at « barks and three briggs, all first class ves-. ‘2.40 lick.” Excellent time was made inene aeyee led. n es — ,_ a sel s. totown. claims, abut three miles above, the aver Several balls were found to have stage er y. ty-five thousand dollars a/time in China watching the progress of vttige: Shed rote d : ioe esa was fired upon the night previously. The the rebellion, has joined the Japan expehead of Joaquin which had been exhibited day. dition under Commodore Perry. He has The Sn Joaquin Republican says:—A been sesigned's whiée"$i' the: compe of arat Mokelumne Hill was expected down i j > Par wate the stage both of these nights, and i: new pape is about to be started in San tists, with the rank of master’s mate. Prion, under the editorial management ALB arith aa supposed the attack = made by seme of “Dismd Jeems,” who is known asa! The Patent Office has refused an exten-. 84g in hopes to obtain possession oi it.~ corresponlent of the Republican. be entitle: the “Little Joker.” It is to/sion to Colt’s patent fire arms, on the} Since Capt. Love and his rangers CONpp: D ground that he has already made $1,000,ted their term of serviee, the Mexico 1. 000 from its sale. ‘The patent has yet four. horse thieves and bandits are having a Sturgens, weighing from 50 to 150 lbs., years to run. inflicted these eurses upon us ?~-Sonora a few miles below Stockton, caugit . are and Eastern the all over extended . ness degree this of compliment the ‘received ald, 5th. President Pierce is double LLD., having} par ny “* W¢ ke 8 !aat look at our dear native land. Being almost exhausted from loss of blood the same mat@ial, which is on exhibition bene in hell, in iron platter, As if something was the matter; Then it changes to a clanking, And a clinking, and a clanking, And a clanking, and a clinking, the stairs went Bridget, and knocking at avail, but for a smail fire-proof bmilding. the mistress’ door, put ber head in and the Hook and Ladder company dideffec-. tion of the person who stabbed him.— . vens, who also made a gentleman’s hat of] Like a the Devil Bids. beating batter ’ refused: so in a state of some wonderment phe rsa he expired in attempting to give a descrip. bonnet was wrought by Mrs. J. H. Ha. Farewell to our friends, farewell to the band, Down the iron road to ruin, With a clitta, clatta, clatter, , BY JOHN W. TITCOMR. ner of Dupont and Vallejo streets, where . out doubt, come into fashion ere long. The Mig forthe deck at sett bells sband. As if Death were Hell pursuing To his uttermost undoing, 7 on exhibition at Warren & Son’s Ag knife, he managed to reach a house cor~. some and durable article, which will, with And the springs go tittle-tattle, Driving off the grazing cattle « “Vashington streets, was discovered' the old gentleman. va on fir e—t he orig in of it is as yet ee T) oe. : “Yes, sir, ; wn. As the steam begins to fizzle Witk a kind of sighing sizzle, And the cars begin to rattle, “Speak to me, my good girl!” replied Farewéll to the Land. utiful specimens of ladies’ workman which was evidently inflicted with a bowie-. pine tree. It makes @ very neat, handsa Thus fulfilling his desire— Which forever he keeps feeding With the pine-knots he is needing, As he on his way goes speeding— Till the Iron-horse goes rushing, With his fiery face all flushing, Everything before him crushing— While the smoke goes upward curling, Spark-bespangled in unfarling, And the iron wheels go whirling, Like two mighty mill-stones grinding, When no miller is them minding— All the eye with grit-dust blinding— out of the kitchen window, and no moving For the Journal. of the Catholic chureh in Vallejo street.— . ricultural Fair, is a lady’s bonnet made of Fare well to the land of the free and the brave, It appears that upon receiving the wound. the braided strands of the leaves of the. I'm for a life on old ocean's wave. And the steam gets higher, higher— JOB WORK of all kinds epeedily and neatly; whisk of her dish-cloth, kept a bright look executed. Francisco was assassinated in the vicinity BY THOMAS H. CHIVERS, M. D. Allaboard! Yes!—Tingle, tingle, Goes the bell as we all mingle— No one sitting solely single— As the fireman builds his fire, “Yes, mum,” said Bridget. ' evening just after dark, a Chilean, named Ending in a piercing whistle— want to speak to him.” LEGAL BLANKS of all kinds for saleat this) RAILROAD SONG. A A gang of counterfeiters, whose busi good time in the Southern counties. are to 00, 6,0 $19 cost to ks, wor er Wat . lately from Bowden College and Norwich . Southern states, was lately discovered by and sell wadily to Chinamen, for whom. Da ng er At te nd in g Pr ec ocious DevelopI. R. e enc vid Pro in ted erec be . beef. excellent male they . of number The . k r o Y ment.—There can be no doubt that_ many the police of New sa= Messrs. Conner & Wentworth will: University. hug sh Na ro th he n —T w. io La at e or av St op rs e no a th ti ch In zs il in e d ha: s been sacrificed in early° youth d Tu ge ga en s tnd on rs pe : please accept our thanks for a copy of the Th e til es ne ar St oc kt on , ha ve co m/ (Il Ot the twelve hundred prisoners on l.) ti es Mo ni is to r h gi ve rt s an no in e st au th ce of d th an e . to d th e an pr id gl e of parents, who, delighted with En w e N t a ou delivered yesterday, co) of Journal Nevada = ag g ya l g a m e d ca e , Blackwell’s Island, only three hundred and g e ee e . en fo . rc d em en e t r of d thi n s u la h w, as e v fo i llows; f t a d e an intellectual activity of their children, t a m published. was it few hours after B i c e nineteen ere Americans. “A co lo re d ma n, af te r a ees co te nf i in em en t . of. ha ve advertiseto st ri ve n reference to by ma ke th It will be seen em pr od ig ie s of smu n me re Fi of s ie an mp co ty ir th me So i. ae Se vicPerry’s of anniversary . six we fortieth ek The in s th put; e co un have ty jai firm l, wa s, on th e. Je ar ni ment, that this enterprising By ng . th es ca e se of s ea rl an y d un r fo r, be em pt tered at Natick, on the 23d Se Ga va wh zz ha o , s been rusticating in. 20th, sold to Marcus G. Faulkner, of} due employment of the brain, inflammaon a daily line of stages between this . tory on Lake Erie, (Sept. 10, 1813,) has trial of engines. The dinner provided a {N ew Ha np sh ir e, wil l so on re tu rn to Eu -/ Gr an d Po in t, fo r the su m of $4 ,7 5, of for one Several } ti on of Newport. th at e he mi celebrated sp he been ri ca ga Nevada— l ng via li city on or , th e Sacramento place and e th w ensued, in which ro a rope. t, or sh g in ll fa 'm on th . At th e ex pi ra ti on of that time, . living membrane of the venticles, with sebattle. the in were present guests the half a and ‘through to Sacramento in one d an d, ye ro st de ry ke oc cr t, se up were es bl ta [RE NT ea ea e riv ere mer e e Wes _a nl es he s le av es th e st at he e, is ag ai to n be} ri ou s eff usi on, ha s us ua ll be y en th e ca us e days !:—Downteville Echo. l ia tr e th ich wh r te af ; n w o d ed ll pu nt te e th Th e Un ie St d at es revenue from customs, . arrested, and sold to the highest bidder,. of either a fatal issue or of subsequent metded deci has ior Inter the of y etar Secr The ; ~ y. tl ie qu d de ee oc pr for the yeer ending June 30, 1853, is $61.-. which may be for a month, or a year, or a. a] imbecility. An extremely intelligent Tt is stated that the consumption of tea/ that the soldiers enlisted at the close of the 000,000, exceeding the treasury estimate dozen years, or for life.” in the United States has doubled in three . Mexican war, and who were not in Mexi-. bo y, of ab ou 12 t ye ar s of ag e, wa s on ce by $1 0, 00 1, 00 0, g in an d om th lo e is la rg ” es t on ti am ou bi nt hi Ez . at re “G r he ot An . ts an br rr ou wa gh t nd la to to th ed e itl lat ent t e no Dr e . ar , De /co vi ll e, . an En gl is i: . yest e h T s. ri ev er Pa receited in one year. in , 55 18 r fo , ce an st di _ The Southern Mines.—The Stockton phrenologist, for examination, by a parent e in th ll take charge of by Schiedam, representing t oun acc on , tee mit com the by ed ect rej , dge Bri n sio pen Sus the at Niagara river hem, free of expense, Journal learns that the miners on the. who was very proud of the intellectual enI a fre Bratixnc CatyamMen.—It has become Tu ol um ne ri ve r ar e do in g ve ry wel l. A/ do wments of his child. Dr. Deville gave wme of the valiant ro encye for so urrcit entofoccom ques will be . ‘di to practice their pugilistic fluming company on Don Pedro Bar are . his opinion of the boy’s character, at th e e th e k a m skill. as wel as otherwise impose, upon the . averaging $5 day. to n o e l o p a N s i u o L y b taken same time cautioning the father of the dan etion. ae eibi Se exh The ut‘most pains of/for has at length succeeded. At one point he its supposed indelicacy! s as rp su , le ib ss po if d n a es , ll feet. we 125 be to f finds the depth project go of jhelpless Chnamen. We are glad to see adis-) perens’ War.—The Typographical . geTous course he was pursuing. But the the at d Mary Simondson, who arrive . k r a P e d y H n i y a l p s i d the Srece tacedoeeth velion Vics with paeotar? Society of San Francisco and the propriefather’s rep'y was-—“All that other boys The British Government are about or-/ extreme old age of one hundred and twentysider ed labor and hard study were raha =. CMs! . the altho ugh war, , at r e are t s Alia i the n of i M tors . n few a a c $25 i r fined e m A offend e One h t ganizing another expedition to explore the . six years, and who residéd near Shippenies. , n a n a Mr. Buch on ti ta vi in n a nee oar veghet daly anichaoe Was sent to the} t, th. mon en last ly cs den pr sud d die , e Pa. , th dale . se r tho to r fo ila sim s . tie ined interior of Africa. Par . ld ra He — ys da ty ir th r fo il Ja ty Ci } of r e b m a h C l d o p n u s i L e of Park and Denham are fitting out, and. e ane th a per brig Adams Gray, arrived clip The . a . most oS results are anticipated. a ew Yok on the 6th <i Gems Havana, Commerce. Sa of e, sbe Sil en, Syr p shi e r a ppe cli e d Th h s n e pei b ely lat z., Mas d, for Bed w Ne at rd eno ive arr the o , ch m whi lem of e go, h car t le uab val n o i n i p o r e h s The first newspaper ever published was . with a n o d n a b a n A woma Alta folks deny the charge made against merely child’s play to him ; and that his them by the crafts-men of San Francisco, . Studies could not be hurtful to him—he enyet we think the course pursued of import: . Joyed them so much.” Again Dr. Deville ing Rats, smells strongly of guilt—Placer endeavored to save the child, but the father Herald. : would not attend to the warning. Two se mt ic ie ee re tp et ie e: of s ear lon s fr gal , om tha 618 t 25, ti h me wit he lu, ag was ai olu n ars Hon cal cig h om led fr c 000 on r 00, u Dr 0,0 . h $70 of c ty nti n qua i us n ‘mo e v e , it s t p o d a d in 1640. n a ment her husb Ba rn um say s, wh en a spe ndthrift be-. Deville, and, in reply to his inquiries about , oil e al wh of s lon gal 4 52 8, . i th 19 oil, m er sp art é cad ; e a a r e P . i l a v e h C at d It is humbly admitte th that stated and tears, into burst child, the lops} he expense first the retrench, to gins . $150,at valued bone, pounds 11,545 and eek: ig aos its digs eure t i w e e r g a to r e d r o in n e m acr Sa in g n i y a l p 9000. off i his newspaper, and the last his grog. he boy was an idot. l il st is h c o d r u M . r M m; ai cl ex Ilulsemann bas every reason to mento city. ” ! e m n o y c r a W . “ , on gt in rt Pa , s wth Mr =. 2a endeavoring to ascertain the depth of the) a vessel “hugging a lee shore,” has been French Government wi —m-T = The picture ‘ An English gentleman, who has been . tf oe @e.eneeew Her -_ “ . tering in her kitchen, “what a quantity of BUDD & SARGENT, Tue Last Srassinc Arrair.—Last. ' ;A Curiosiry.—Among the curious and From Grahum’s Magazine. —————

— => = THE NEVADA hore —————————————— Sa ee ae NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER VOL. 3.-NO. 29. 11, 1853. WHOLE NO. 167. a . 1 See Anecdote of a fat Man, THE JOURNAL, “Bridget,” said a lady in the city of a i iPCBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MoRNING py. . G0tham one morning, as she was —— .@) fhee street, «copes on Broa d smeat osit e . Soap grea se you have got here . Y t House = the Court “or one year, in advance We can . get plenty of soap loth: saad en eatin . 37 90 Six mont hs Three months ,change it for some. /man, and when he SENSE APE long,: tell him7 1 oe: Single copies, Watch for the fat 25 cs. office. All that morning, Bridget, between each ADVERTISEMENTS. te insure insertion, creature escaped her watchful gaze, ~cenegnaon aera pitas, jpettieroonirg Mepavrys . At industry seemed about to be re A. DELANO is our agent at Grass Valley, at . warded, for down the Street came a large, Wells, Fargo & Co.’s. office. portly gentleman, flourishing a cane, and wlooking the very picture of good humer.— Sure, there’s the fat man now, thought The Fir e in Sen ora . : ' Bridget—and when he was in front of the At half past 2 o'clock this morning a. house, 6 out she flew and informed him that sutlding owned by Mr. Valleau, and oc-! her mistress wished to speak to him. uyied by Chinese, on the corner of Dodge. wants to speak to you, and] The buildings around, except says would you be goo d enough to walkin,} e of wood, and were soon in flames. ' i” ° On the west, the fire was arrested by the, This Hose Compa ny before it reache d Yaneyy i P, & Bertine’s Banking House. sr er apaeot nv ienare aera But even) me ‘ii ae their efficiency would’ have been of no P om ount i acai fo 5 aed76 >. ’ Up P. which intervened, and gave them a thance. exclaimed, “at gintleman’s in the parlor, to Work to advantage. On the east side, Then returns again to clatta, Clitta, clatta, clatta, clatter, Like the Devil beating batter mum ,” { So saying, she instantly withdrew to the tive service by teaiing down Whods & . lower regions. Purdy’s paint store. ‘There was wsmall. Tn the parlor, thou ght the lady. vacant space between their building and. can Up in hell in iron platter ; Waat Ant tening tak Sone aie For Apollo’s Golden Coffer, itmean? Bridget must have blunthe one next on the South, which space dered— but down to the parlor she went, being thus increased by the Hook and, and up rose our fat friend, with his blandLadder company, enabled the Hose coms! est smile and most grac eful bow. pany to stop the fire at this point. j Wit the h Fri end shi that p 1 prof fer, Lin nae = Thus, from Station on to Station, “Your servant informed me, madam, Right along through each Plantation, We never saw men* work with more ; that you would like to speak to me—at judgment, energy or efficiency we mean)' your serv ice, madam.” not enly the two companies, but the citi-. The mortified mistress saw As if Hell, for our damnation, Had come down with desolation, This great Iron-horse goes rushing, With his fiery face all flushing; Every thing before him crushing; the state of zens generally. the case immediately, and a smile wreathed The followin ° is a list of the buildings. itself about her mouth in spite of herself destroyed : as she said, “Will you pardon the ov Sometimes faster, sometimes slower ; terrible On the east side, Batchelders Dagrer-. blunder of a raw Irish girl, my dear sir?” rean Salooa, Tin and Stove store, Messick . I told her to call in the fat man to take Sometimes higher, sometimes lower--As if Time, the great world-mover, Had come down for his last reaping & McCullough’s carpenter's shop, Neil’s! away the soap grease, when she saw him, saddlery, “Shades” Saloon, Barber shop, and she has made a mistake you see.” Justice Hall & Greenwood’s office, J. Hall. The jolly fat gentleman leaned back in. Of the nations waiting, weepin— g While the engine, overteeming With excrutiating screaming, Spits his vengeance out in steaming; & Co., for Sewing Machine, Woods &, his chair, and laughed such a hearty ha! ha! While the wheels are whirling under, Purdy’s book and paint store. On the’ ha! as never comes from your lean gentry. west side, Chinese g ming house, corner “No apologies needed, Like the Chariot wheels of Thunder, madam,” said of Dodge street, Grega@ty store, Selling’s. he. “It is decidedly the best joke of the Be, store. / season, Ha! ha! ha! so she took me for The portion of thd bitwiydestroyed lies. the soap grease man, did she? When the lightning rends asunder It will. Such aj between the two butnt@districts, visited . keep me laughing for a month. by the last two fires, so that now nearly. good joke!” And all up the street, and! the whole town north of the City Hotel! round the corner was heard the merry ha! . 2 has been burned over this year. ha! of :the old gentleman, as he brought}. If any one doubts the value of water to} down his cane, every now and then, and . the towns or cities of California, he should. exclaimed, “‘such.a, joke.” have been present this morning. t Nothing. (By request.) can save us but water-works, and they are} { A California Love-Leiter. x perfect protection. The hills around and { California, San Joe, May 2, 1853. in Sonora seem to be formed for reservoirs,. Miss Charming and Transeendant Most eno uzh less , had ons hav e and our citizens to teach them that these hills should be — would that my pen were dipped in the _dies of the rainbow, plucked from the wing improved forthwith, Messrs. William G. Heslep, Jonathan . of an angel, that I might expect to paint Warden and seversl others were badly . the burning brightness of that ‘lame which ~ . thy thrilling eloquence hath enkindled.— burned. P. S. The fire was seen in the very . Thou soft moonlight of sentiment—soft commencement by the private watchman, . $04p of consistency—thy voice as gentle who was standing in the rear, and gave the 48 the first stirring of an infant’s dream, alarm immediately. Several persons rush-; 2+ melodious in mine ears as the braying ed into the building. ef one of the rooms ‘The canvass ceiling! of a mule—thy step as light as the sylvanwas on fire, which, footed zephyr that fanned with the wing spread to other rooms before it could be of perfume the gable end of the new-bern ; torn down. ‘The part of the house whieh . paradise. Thy eyes are brilliants—stolen piedt cau was g occuh by Chinese prostitutes. . rom the seraphs—thy lips are vivid as A word more as to these houses of pros. rosebuds, moistened with the dews of aftitution. ‘They are all nuisances, occupied . fection—thy words are as drops of amber by persons, who, as a necessary result of, —thy teeth are like snow set in a verbena their habits, become careless; nay, superl atively reckless. bed. Oh! sweet spint of camphor — Overco re by dissipation, . double distilled essence of hartshorn! they go to sleep regardless of thefsafety of! kraut of my hopes, Sour apple-sauce of my the building, with the candle burning, it} thoughts, buttermilk catsup of my fancy, may be, close to curvains or acanvass ceil-. tiger of innocence, butter of perfection, ing. The Chinese houses have been the legwood of melody—thou art the gin and worst; for the inmates smoke opium, and . fancy of my dreams, the brandy-smash of become perfectly stujid and insensible.— . ™Y waking visions, and Santa Cruz of my [t is high time that the industrious, hard-. recollection. Thou art as harmless as a working citizens, who have made,Sonora leopard or a greased streak of lightning All the clouds that steam from Ocean, When he pays the moon devotion-With a grinding rhythmic motion— Till the frightened sheep are scattered, Like the clouds by lightning tattered, mee ‘ : ; And Gat es God batt ered With the the clitta ofclat ta, are clatte r, 7 : 7 cit karen batter tok Like the Devil beating Up in Hell in iron platter. Still repeating clitta, clatter, Clitta, clatta, clitta clatter, As if something was the matter, While the woodlands all are ringing, And the birds forget their singing, And away to heaven go winging Of their flight to hear the clatter, Clitta, clatta, clatta, clatter, Like the Devil beating batter Up in Hell, in iron platter; Which continues so till coming To a straight line, when the humming Is so mixed up with the drumming, That the cars begin to rattle, And the springs ge tittle-tatt!e-Frightening all the grazing cattle— Like Hell’s thunder-river roaring, Over Death's dark mountain pouring Into space, forever boring Through th’ abysmal depths, with clatter, jlitta, clatta, clatta, clatter, Like the Devil beating batter Up in Heil, in iron platter— Then expands into a clanking, And a clinking, and a clanking, And a clanking, and a clinking— ‘Then returns again to clatter, Clitta, clatta, clatta, clatter, Like the Devil beasing batter Up in Hell, in iron platter; Which subsides into a clandey, And a clinkey, and a clankey, And a clankey, and a clinkey, And a clinkey, clankey, clankey-Then to witchey, witchey, witchey, Chewey-witchey, chewey-witchey—— Chewey-witchey, witchey, witchey; all that she is, so far as character, business . churned to consistency in the milky whey. and value of property is concerned, should. Thou art as innocent asa tiger, handsome Then returns again to fizzle, from our midst. IPf they are to be here at! onion of my soul, pickled pumpkins of my all, let them be entirely separate from the . affections, preserved crabs ofthe garden of werthy portion of our citizens. Shall the Smith’s Island, where desperate love Ending in a piercing whistle And the song that I now offer For Apollo’s Golden Coffer-— With the friendship that I proffer-— Is for riding on a Rail. combine together and sweep all these pests . 27 elephant, melodious as a lion. whole*city be sacrificed to gratify the pas. dwells. sions or the avarice of the few who have Oh! Iam yours, &c. With a kind of sighing sizzle— gg ae i i last goeeee os then out of sight, he was unable to articulate more than a at tle World's Fair in New York to furn. with the beantifal moos sistant en few incoherent werds, from which, howev. ish occypation to a large number of fair! er enough was gathered to fix suspicion . hands.— Alta. upon a Mexican called Cayote Charley, . —_—— well known to the police of this city sie I Oh!— The Lowell Courier reports that . desperate thief; and from the fact that he Mrs. O. entered her husbands office, on . fee That proclaims afine nighton the deep roll.. a Arti : in See sy was an. Ane’ A perty met at the “above Bleecke: was seen in company with the deceased Central street about 8 o'clock in the even{street mansion ofa iriend who had me 4 a short time previous to the occurrence, ing, recently, and gave him a severe cow-,@ “lucky hit’ in the tea, cake, and cofvc and was aware that the deceased was in hiding, in presence of a crowd of witness. business, and set up his establishment on possession of a considerable amount of. es. ‘The offence was that he did not give the ton principle. Everything was recherc.): as one of the gentlemen with moustachioz money, there is :nuch to warrant the belief. her spending money enough ! that he is the murderer, As soon as the, ;Observed, and the tapestry, the carpets, A royal decree has been issued by Aus‘and the pictures were “‘be-e-e-w-tul!” if as police became aware of the occurrence, tria, forbidding th e exportation of grain; . the young ladies said. their whole available force was put in. and the King of the Two Sicilies has is. One of the finest “works of art” embe! motion to discover the asassin; but at the . sued a decree removing the duties and . lishing the parlor-walls ef the host, Mr time of this writing he has not been taken. . . encouraging the importation of all the . Allright, was a large and exquisitely elab. —Eve. Jour, 4th. Sony si iven himselfhimse . . ers on } Cayote Charley 1ar ey has nas since given ——— Locale d ofcoagan 3 sete hi hef d’ of Feet at tine: ye Wall, ‘ . e <A fine monument to Charles Carroll. of} # hte sgt ete. e 5a ‘ "gongs spesbesiler’¢ . Carrollton, Md., together with several other no little attention ; and when the encomi . } ums were comi ng thic k and fast from the scu lpt ure s, are soon to be shipped at LegStick rot, Younc Man.—The very . ladie s and gent leme n, the host cam e up and hor n for Bal tim ore. They are from the doctrine of all others, “Stick to it.” Who asto nish ed the com pan y by obs erv ing — stu dio of the hig hly gifted Bartholomew, ever knew a mortal enroll himself under . “Ahh-h! that’ supe s rb, isn’t it ladi es— who se this banner and come out at the little end . beautiful works are now attracting ‘isn’ t it gran d ?” so mu ch attention at Rome. ‘of the hon? Nobody, we'll be bound — . “Bee-ew-ti ful! ” crie d they. . Its principle acted up to with rectitude, . . ‘Sup erb! very fine !” said the gents. Eeyr tian Luxu rizs .—On e of the first pstoious, aeart and soul, would keep any . ' . “My wife drew that,” said A!lright. things that seizes upon the attention of the ma“St n abo te wat er and in blu e sky . . Yeu don’ t say so!” excl aim the ladie s. trave ller in Egyp t is the quee r dishe s that ick toit.” It’s the very history, all experienc, the triumph of mind, art, lit. he meets with. “Is it possible !” splendid genius!” echo A person writing from gent s. Luxo r says that his first dinner on the . erature, avery great and noble work is its . . “Can 't be beat —wou ld’n take t a hunNile consi sted of stewe d hipp opot amus and . direct ard appropriate illustration. He . dred doll ars for it!” says the host. a broil ed ibis. The next morni ng’s break would by do, gain, make, save, achieve “Wuo ndre d dojl ars !” excl aims one of the fast cons iste d of cold croc odil e, hash ed . life of , anything in whatever department . gent s, horr ifie d at the idea of an “abo ve camel , and the fossil remai ns of a donke y. trade, pclitics, religion, philanthropy, or, Blee cker ” talk ing of sell ing the effor ts of love, must make it his first and last object On the 6th of June last, a locomotive his wife’s genius; it’s worth a thousand!” of solicitude the Alpha and Omega of aswasrun on a railroad forthe first time in . “Oh, dear! don’t mention it!” cry the . Piration and action. the land of Egypt. The Bedouins under. ladies. “Mrs. Allright will be positively “Tell us, young man, whoever did a took a race on their fleet horses, and kept shocked at your remarks upon her pic. th ing wath a note that did not “stick to up for some time, but finally yielded the ture!” it.” Look around among your eae contest to the iron horse. “Well, it’s pretty—very pretty,” contin tances, and see who is not “something.” — i In him who is deservedly famous and hon. . ued the hest. ‘They get ’em up in Paris, MetrancHoty.—There is to be a na. ’spect pretty cheap !” . ored, you will find the man who years ago, tional convention of apothecaries at Boston i. ‘Oh, what a dem’d vulgaw fellow’—sotto lin the strength, determination, energy and a few weeks ago. When they have conclu'voce—says a gent; ‘he talks as mercenary . } light of an all conquering resolution, said, ded their deliberations on the seaboard,they las a dem’d Jew, or a Gipsey, over the diPy idk 403i end whi dk: ak tele! will if course march into the “bowels ofthe . vine labors of his elegant wife ! Shocking! ; ; land.” stuck to it ever since. . Horrid !’ = . . ‘Dem’d horr t id was whis pere d arou nd WaueE n walki ng, alwa ys turn your toes Se es ee through a dense fog, ordinary objccts seem . out, and your thoughts inward. The forithe room. t and terrible. i As the During this hubbub over the picture, Mrs. fimost s things, . mer will prevent you from falling into cel-. . gigantic Allright came brushing into the parlor, rattheir magnitude appears to lessen, until. lars, the latter from falling into iniquity. tling and rustling iin stiff brocades and the veil of vapor being rent to pieces by the sunbeams, we see them as they are,. A Lactreau AssauLt.—Wnm. H. Wilson, lace work. The gents were the first to and rate them accordingly. It has been. not being possessed of the milk of human . observe that Mrs. Allright did not ‘powrthus with despotism. The mists of ignor. kindness to an overflowing degree, struck . tway” any?very highly developed physioance anc superstition, for which it loomed a vender of cow’s milk over the head with logical or phrenological evidences of great for ages, like something awful and super. @ jug of his article of trade because he. genius ; she might be great in domestic afnatural have been gradually lifted, and in . would not neglect other customers to wait . faire, {but she hardly looked the artist!— the grovinglight of intelligence, emperors. 0n him. Wilson declared that he had not} The ladies and the gents gave Mrs. A. all and kings are ‘ast settling dewn to the . struck him but merely pushed him, giving . manner of a reception, of course, and louder common standard of humanity. him a sort of milk-punch in the head. ASP CENT ae RC eS . was fined $10.—Herald. H_! than ever went on the eulogiums of the picture.’ Anoturer VExeD Question.—<Are the. RG ae aE ae" . ‘Oh ! ah, yes; I drew it last winter Chinese revolutionists christians, or are . Wuen you run short of ideas, use high-. said Mrs. A.; we hada lottery at our house, Pg fel ‘ d . te of out per To wor fal . t p at whi r que the is not ‘th e s n ni uti son ds. ? sti ey ch ne n s on i they not: {ues present . cae ford delicht than . 224 2 poor yeung fe low put up hfs pic . “agitates the religious world.” Some say . '?@ 5488 drum affords more delg that that hey cannot be christians because . oo f ne pater of their leaders are thieves and . murderer:; but what of that? ". tures; Mr. Allright made me take a ticket iand I drew that picture P he above, from an exchange is respect We have . fully dedicated to Dr. . known scoundrels of the same stamp ap-. Ny Gold Scales for the Custom House. pointed tc offive in the United States—and . 4 pacnificent pair of gold scales for the. Somebody announced ‘supper’ about that time, and all vamosed.— Yankee Blade. eet eae ee Stace Arrackep.—We learn from W . 18 not thise christian country? Any one . Custom House has just been received, and . H. Owens, Esq., that the stage from who deni« the fact ought to have a church . will shortly be put up. They are largest . Mokelumne Hill when about six miles of Bible crovn at his head. . and the most costly ever brought into Cal. Sonora, about 10 o’clock on Sunday nicht, The Mul yevilte Bapr Bearess ds says aay that 0 Feath. ifornia.——Adv. was attacked by some villains and two vo!; ley s fir ed as it. It wa s qui te dark and er river isthis year making extraordinary yields. /t White Rock, we understand. . Within the year past there have been . none of the passengers were armed. ‘The dispat ehed from Bosto n for Austra lia one . driver, howev er, remed ied this difficu lty by that mines are doing well, although the et F ‘ee: steamer, twenty-three ships, twenty-iwo . causing the stage to leavé that spot at « barks and three briggs, all first class ves-. ‘2.40 lick.” Excellent time was made inene aeyee led. n es — ,_ a sel s. totown. claims, abut three miles above, the aver Several balls were found to have stage er y. ty-five thousand dollars a/time in China watching the progress of vttige: Shed rote d : ioe esa was fired upon the night previously. The the rebellion, has joined the Japan expehead of Joaquin which had been exhibited day. dition under Commodore Perry. He has The Sn Joaquin Republican says:—A been sesigned's whiée"$i' the: compe of arat Mokelumne Hill was expected down i j > Par wate the stage both of these nights, and i: new pape is about to be started in San tists, with the rank of master’s mate. Prion, under the editorial management ALB arith aa supposed the attack = made by seme of “Dismd Jeems,” who is known asa! The Patent Office has refused an exten-. 84g in hopes to obtain possession oi it.~ corresponlent of the Republican. be entitle: the “Little Joker.” It is to/sion to Colt’s patent fire arms, on the} Since Capt. Love and his rangers CONpp: D ground that he has already made $1,000,ted their term of serviee, the Mexico 1. 000 from its sale. ‘The patent has yet four. horse thieves and bandits are having a Sturgens, weighing from 50 to 150 lbs., years to run. inflicted these eurses upon us ?~-Sonora a few miles below Stockton, caugit . are and Eastern the all over extended . ness degree this of compliment the ‘received ald, 5th. President Pierce is double LLD., having} par ny “* W¢ ke 8 !aat look at our dear native land. Being almost exhausted from loss of blood the same mat@ial, which is on exhibition bene in hell, in iron platter, As if something was the matter; Then it changes to a clanking, And a clinking, and a clanking, And a clanking, and a clinking, the stairs went Bridget, and knocking at avail, but for a smail fire-proof bmilding. the mistress’ door, put ber head in and the Hook and Ladder company dideffec-. tion of the person who stabbed him.— . vens, who also made a gentleman’s hat of] Like a the Devil Bids. beating batter ’ refused: so in a state of some wonderment phe rsa he expired in attempting to give a descrip. bonnet was wrought by Mrs. J. H. Ha. Farewell to our friends, farewell to the band, Down the iron road to ruin, With a clitta, clatta, clatter, , BY JOHN W. TITCOMR. ner of Dupont and Vallejo streets, where . out doubt, come into fashion ere long. The Mig forthe deck at sett bells sband. As if Death were Hell pursuing To his uttermost undoing, 7 on exhibition at Warren & Son’s Ag knife, he managed to reach a house cor~. some and durable article, which will, with And the springs go tittle-tattle, Driving off the grazing cattle « “Vashington streets, was discovered' the old gentleman. va on fir e—t he orig in of it is as yet ee T) oe. : “Yes, sir, ; wn. As the steam begins to fizzle Witk a kind of sighing sizzle, And the cars begin to rattle, “Speak to me, my good girl!” replied Farewéll to the Land. utiful specimens of ladies’ workman which was evidently inflicted with a bowie-. pine tree. It makes @ very neat, handsa Thus fulfilling his desire— Which forever he keeps feeding With the pine-knots he is needing, As he on his way goes speeding— Till the Iron-horse goes rushing, With his fiery face all flushing, Everything before him crushing— While the smoke goes upward curling, Spark-bespangled in unfarling, And the iron wheels go whirling, Like two mighty mill-stones grinding, When no miller is them minding— All the eye with grit-dust blinding— out of the kitchen window, and no moving For the Journal. of the Catholic chureh in Vallejo street.— . ricultural Fair, is a lady’s bonnet made of Fare well to the land of the free and the brave, It appears that upon receiving the wound. the braided strands of the leaves of the. I'm for a life on old ocean's wave. And the steam gets higher, higher— JOB WORK of all kinds epeedily and neatly; whisk of her dish-cloth, kept a bright look executed. Francisco was assassinated in the vicinity BY THOMAS H. CHIVERS, M. D. Allaboard! Yes!—Tingle, tingle, Goes the bell as we all mingle— No one sitting solely single— As the fireman builds his fire, “Yes, mum,” said Bridget. ' evening just after dark, a Chilean, named Ending in a piercing whistle— want to speak to him.” LEGAL BLANKS of all kinds for saleat this) RAILROAD SONG. A A gang of counterfeiters, whose busi good time in the Southern counties. are to 00, 6,0 $19 cost to ks, wor er Wat . lately from Bowden College and Norwich . Southern states, was lately discovered by and sell wadily to Chinamen, for whom. Da ng er At te nd in g Pr ec ocious DevelopI. R. e enc vid Pro in ted erec be . beef. excellent male they

. of number The . k r o Y ment.—There can be no doubt that_ many the police of New sa= Messrs. Conner & Wentworth will: University. hug sh Na ro th he n —T w. io La at e or av St op rs e no a th ti ch In zs il in e d ha: s been sacrificed in early° youth d Tu ge ga en s tnd on rs pe : please accept our thanks for a copy of the Th e til es ne ar St oc kt on , ha ve co m/ (Il Ot the twelve hundred prisoners on l.) ti es Mo ni is to r h gi ve rt s an no in e st au th ce of d th an e . to d th e an pr id gl e of parents, who, delighted with En w e N t a ou delivered yesterday, co) of Journal Nevada = ag g ya l g a m e d ca e , Blackwell’s Island, only three hundred and g e ee e . en fo . rc d em en e t r of d thi n s u la h w, as e v fo i llows; f t a d e an intellectual activity of their children, t a m published. was it few hours after B i c e nineteen ere Americans. “A co lo re d ma n, af te r a ees co te nf i in em en t . of. ha ve advertiseto st ri ve n reference to by ma ke th It will be seen em pr od ig ie s of smu n me re Fi of s ie an mp co ty ir th me So i. ae Se vicPerry’s of anniversary . six we fortieth ek The in s th put; e co un have ty jai firm l, wa s, on th e. Je ar ni ment, that this enterprising By ng . th es ca e se of s ea rl an y d un r fo r, be em pt tered at Natick, on the 23d Se Ga va wh zz ha o , s been rusticating in. 20th, sold to Marcus G. Faulkner, of} due employment of the brain, inflammaon a daily line of stages between this . tory on Lake Erie, (Sept. 10, 1813,) has trial of engines. The dinner provided a {N ew Ha np sh ir e, wil l so on re tu rn to Eu -/ Gr an d Po in t, fo r the su m of $4 ,7 5, of for one Several } ti on of Newport. th at e he mi celebrated sp he been ri ca ga Nevada— l ng via li city on or , th e Sacramento place and e th w ensued, in which ro a rope. t, or sh g in ll fa 'm on th . At th e ex pi ra ti on of that time, . living membrane of the venticles, with sebattle. the in were present guests the half a and ‘through to Sacramento in one d an d, ye ro st de ry ke oc cr t, se up were es bl ta [RE NT ea ea e riv ere mer e e Wes _a nl es he s le av es th e st at he e, is ag ai to n be} ri ou s eff usi on, ha s us ua ll be y en th e ca us e days !:—Downteville Echo. l ia tr e th ich wh r te af ; n w o d ed ll pu nt te e th Th e Un ie St d at es revenue from customs, . arrested, and sold to the highest bidder,. of either a fatal issue or of subsequent metded deci has ior Inter the of y etar Secr The ; ~ y. tl ie qu d de ee oc pr for the yeer ending June 30, 1853, is $61.-. which may be for a month, or a year, or a. a] imbecility. An extremely intelligent Tt is stated that the consumption of tea/ that the soldiers enlisted at the close of the 000,000, exceeding the treasury estimate dozen years, or for life.” in the United States has doubled in three . Mexican war, and who were not in Mexi-. bo y, of ab ou 12 t ye ar s of ag e, wa s on ce by $1 0, 00 1, 00 0, g in an d om th lo e is la rg ” es t on ti am ou bi nt hi Ez . at re “G r he ot An . ts an br rr ou wa gh t nd la to to th ed e itl lat ent t e no Dr e . ar , De /co vi ll e, . an En gl is i: . yest e h T s. ri ev er Pa receited in one year. in , 55 18 r fo , ce an st di _ The Southern Mines.—The Stockton phrenologist, for examination, by a parent e in th ll take charge of by Schiedam, representing t oun acc on , tee mit com the by ed ect rej , dge Bri n sio pen Sus the at Niagara river hem, free of expense, Journal learns that the miners on the. who was very proud of the intellectual enI a fre Bratixnc CatyamMen.—It has become Tu ol um ne ri ve r ar e do in g ve ry wel l. A/ do wments of his child. Dr. Deville gave wme of the valiant ro encye for so urrcit entofoccom ques will be . ‘di to practice their pugilistic fluming company on Don Pedro Bar are . his opinion of the boy’s character, at th e e th e k a m skill. as wel as otherwise impose, upon the . averaging $5 day. to n o e l o p a N s i u o L y b taken same time cautioning the father of the dan etion. ae eibi Se exh The ut‘most pains of/for has at length succeeded. At one point he its supposed indelicacy! s as rp su , le ib ss po if d n a es , ll feet. we 125 be to f finds the depth project go of jhelpless Chnamen. We are glad to see adis-) perens’ War.—The Typographical . geTous course he was pursuing. But the the at d Mary Simondson, who arrive . k r a P e d y H n i y a l p s i d the Srece tacedoeeth velion Vics with paeotar? Society of San Francisco and the propriefather’s rep'y was-—“All that other boys The British Government are about or-/ extreme old age of one hundred and twentysider ed labor and hard study were raha =. CMs! . the altho ugh war, , at r e are t s Alia i the n of i M tors . n few a a c $25 i r fined e m A offend e One h t ganizing another expedition to explore the . six years, and who residéd near Shippenies. , n a n a Mr. Buch on ti ta vi in n a nee oar veghet daly anichaoe Was sent to the} t, th. mon en last ly cs den pr sud d die , e Pa. , th dale . se r tho to r fo ila sim s . tie ined interior of Africa. Par . ld ra He — ys da ty ir th r fo il Ja ty Ci } of r e b m a h C l d o p n u s i L e of Park and Denham are fitting out, and. e ane th a per brig Adams Gray, arrived clip The . a . most oS results are anticipated. a ew Yok on the 6th <i Gems Havana, Commerce. Sa of e, sbe Sil en, Syr p shi e r a ppe cli e d Th h s n e pei b ely lat z., Mas d, for Bed w Ne at rd eno ive arr the o , ch m whi lem of e go, h car t le uab val n o i n i p o r e h s The first newspaper ever published was . with a n o d n a b a n A woma Alta folks deny the charge made against merely child’s play to him ; and that his them by the crafts-men of San Francisco, . Studies could not be hurtful to him—he enyet we think the course pursued of import: . Joyed them so much.” Again Dr. Deville ing Rats, smells strongly of guilt—Placer endeavored to save the child, but the father Herald. : would not attend to the warning. Two se mt ic ie ee re tp et ie e: of s ear lon s fr gal , om tha 618 t 25, ti h me wit he lu, ag was ai olu n ars Hon cal cig h om led fr c 000 on r 00, u Dr 0,0 . h $70 of c ty nti n qua i us n ‘mo e v e , it s t p o d a d in 1640. n a ment her husb Ba rn um say s, wh en a spe ndthrift be-. Deville, and, in reply to his inquiries about , oil e al wh of s lon gal 4 52 8, . i th 19 oil, m er sp art é cad ; e a a r e P . i l a v e h C at d It is humbly admitte th that stated and tears, into burst child, the lops} he expense first the retrench, to gins . $150,at valued bone, pounds 11,545 and eek: ig aos its digs eure t i w e e r g a to r e d r o in n e m acr Sa in g n i y a l p 9000. off i his newspaper, and the last his grog. he boy was an idot. l il st is h c o d r u M . r M m; ai cl ex Ilulsemann bas every reason to mento city. ” ! e m n o y c r a W . “ , on gt in rt Pa , s wth Mr =. 2a endeavoring to ascertain the depth of the) a vessel “hugging a lee shore,” has been French Government wi —m-T = The picture ‘ An English gentleman, who has been . tf oe @e.eneeew Her -_ “ . tering in her kitchen, “what a quantity of BUDD & SARGENT, Tue Last Srassinc Arrair.—Last. ' ;A Curiosiry.—Among the curious and From Grahum’s Magazine. —————