October 4, 1851 (4 pages)

ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE . ‘ _ NEVADA ALWAYS IMPARTIAL, — ee VOL. 1. i. Beruh, wholesale and retail clothing store, Broad street, Deer Creck Water Co.,, at D+Imonico’s, Broad street. a30 . <A. N, Olney, Justice of the} — : 0: . Peace, Attorney and Counaeilor at Law. cor. . James W, Morrison, Main and Court streets. 030 . General Dealer, Broad street THE NEVADA JOURNAL. . PUBLISHED EVERY AND SATURDAY BY. ALBAN & SARGENT. W.T. Barbour, Attorney at. TAUASDAY, «. eee Best ctrents ot Davie ned Rares N.H. Shepherd, Wholesale . and retail store, cor.of Main nd Court streets, Office on B.ad streat, opposite the Placer + OPP Hotel. a30 asta soo . Dry Goods and Clothing; oW. J. Knox, Physician and for one year, ia advanc a} Six months 6,00 . Srore, by Heilbroom and Co., corner Main and} Surpeon, a few doors at ; ; Three monthe 3 00 Kiota streets 230 i ie " i st : ps x eaves cine et inte Une month, eh ak Sake ee oe ee ON es aps Single opis 15 cts. Billiard Saloon, by J. Wil-. City Market, by Henry Da. vis, Broad street lismeon & Co. Main street. . Virginia House. by P. G. Womack, Broad etreet. a3) Gity Drug Store, by Lark and Garrison, Main street. 230 John Anderson, Attorney at. wae “tty Drng Store, Main at. fy No aubse iptions received for loss tine thuna One month. yp ADVERTISEMENTS fnsertod on the . trost reas rms. Deductions made to yearly advert Attached to the Priating Ofice of the Lewis and Co., Wholesale oe NMRET “A eo aR “See aan * } and Retail Merchants, Broad street 0 M.and A, Rosenheim,whole. iLelothing Store Main street. ; . Law. Offre at the Journal, — an . PULL AND COMPLE TE . . . . . gtle and rot n street, Auction and Commission Store, by J. Williamson and Co., Main street J. GC. Birdseye and Co} inp stare, Broad atreets wholesale and retail store, Main street. ad0 td 2 a citi deed EME wisi veee ee okt ER) NY Avery and Mills, Wholesale . Post Office, Main Street. a3) . W. H. Starr, Broad street a30 Parnished with raatorial for every descr ption of Book, Job and Fancy Printing. We are prepared to execute orders for ~ Pomers, Tiand billy, Circulars, Bill-heads, Certificates of Stock, Ye Wonle Seger 5 MRA UR. BLOT He ERAN See { nga and Book Work aa Crawtord and Dunn, wholeof every duscription, ln the best styie, ana At} .4y, Clara 4 ai 4p is pricaa ax low ag the same description of . sale and retaj! store, no. 13, Main street. 030 work oan be obtained in any part of . California . Having beon to great expense in locating . t Printing Press wl haa ever been . n eith e of the S U!lman and Johnson, Clotha30 and retail store, Main street. @ > a Green Store, by Field and sth lihach an chee Mate bi ashi dade anally Pains YES Sy hy dae it aS Yee J. Wiener, Wholesale and} ttaraesty, Broad street.’ ‘i eo yetail dealers in clothing, no. 11 Main street. . a RE 5 NOTE Nevada Hotel, by Dumars . A. Livermore, Dentist, Broad street. a30 and Little, Main street. Pennd otrant 230 1 nl Novada, the subscribers . nrdwith the . Bork a — iilest assurance o ) t from the; Saari PPP 1 PS Fe ae 3 a ae fallent aseurance of generous support from the . ~~ Birch and Co's Stage Office _ Hotel de France. Pa 4 oi Ht 6 a ‘in sferpaeiah seyhoda wll: . Nevada Motel, Muin street 6 an PRENCH HOTEL & RESTA URANT rsons in ta in mec cca pi ZAvOrnOG ihe . ~ ~ rite genoa Ee ones yee The proprie ors of this establishment have jug to become subsoribers for the Journal can . Beef Market, by H_ J, . recently fitted up their building, and now prehave thelr papers whlorever required, by loaving their names with the carrier, or at tho office of publication. . pared to accommodate all persons who may avor thein with acall, in the best style. They have good beds fur the accommodation of all persons who may be traveling without blankets, Their bar contains a large selection of the most Davia ¢ tommercinl street. Marsh and Hill fancy and) . Ornamental Sign Painters, Commercial street. . G. Perry and Co. Whole-. Thomas Rentty—-Grasa V shcize liquors. Boarding can be had at SI4 i. W. Rober f . aale and retail store, Commercial street. 23) . per Week. Lourdcrs who wish but 2 meals per , Octavian [oogs—San ft a peat Shariotriawieres bist hota at A aa FT O8 W. Hammond—Gold Fist . Winn and Lawrence, whole-. _ Nevada, May, 14th, 1851. sate and retail Grocers, cor sts . ~ Barber Shop. BY J EWALD. Persons wishing a good shave, hair cut, BUSINESS DIRECTORY . il Grosera, cor. “ine and Con. ste . ins moh es . John Easeoe, Physician and . sniertleihsieateaistoniasscotibas . KK. Cook; and Co., Who!esale. eitreet, two ‘and retail Gr the Barber shop, on Broad street, in the ‘ry store, main NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURAAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1851. i . Oft ‘mid the forest's deepest glooms shampooing &e., are invited to eall ne . JOURNAL. UT NEVER NEUTRAL. } ath che natal I cna ur HOME. . sain true ladies at home, and no polis 4 es as . no passage in classical} hibited in society can at , PRESS ON, literature ihat is more beautiful or af7 iene. fi Bedteee a harsh language and di ful ¢ Press on! there's no sach word as fail! fecting than that where Xenophon, in aha preg 3 Meena ine bet . Press swiftly on! the goal is near— . his Anabasis, describes the effect ro~ Ascond the mountain! breast the gale! . duced h : , pote bound, togechar Be God's & uced on the remnant of the ten thou. ties of blood, and the still Look upward, onward—never fear! /aand Greeks, when, afte ; a papa Nagai tnersdngeestim sai Why should’st thou faint? Heaven smiles ; ee * passing . bonds. of conjugal love. oy oy through dangers without number, they Though storm and vapor intervene: . °* length ascended a sacred mountain, . THE UNKNOWN PARTS OF SAN FRANG That sun shines on, whose name is Love, and from its peak and summit caught} There are many portions of Sorenely o'er life's shadowed sceac. . 2 sight of the sea. Dashing aside ; goodly town of ours, which, excey Ovaki 36 iegecheunle Wes sak ae bucklers, with a hymn of joy, . certain phases, and at certain ti Cilah boldly vee the irks Bp ron beatin egies pyre’ are ew unknown to the larger Hecfaticalens seis tay wresph rst Pp ; ith the : oss their . tion of the community. A man Sa tae wha daa tie haiels mnoahs. ous pleasure, others laughed, passes along the Jower part of Jac Be thon a hero! let thy might and more fell on their knees and bless. street in the forenoon, who sees ar Tramp on eternal sgows its way, ed that broad ocean. Across its blue . him the bustle of business, and h And through the ebon walls of light waters, little floating sea-birds, the . the roar of trade on every side, Hew down a passage unto day. memorials of their happy homes, came . hardly imagine that it is at any jand fanned their weary souls. All/a dull place; and yet it is at the perils they had encountered, all/one of the gloomiest spots in the companions they had lost, all the . Francisco. A man of weak n miseries they had endured, were in! who passes that portion of the ci an instant forgotten, and naught was . night feels wonderfully disposed td with them but the gentle phantoms . vocate the carriage of fire arms, of past and future joys. One was . even if he doesnot tremble in an again scouring on his fleet steed across ; pation of a blow from a slung-shot the plains of Thessaly; another re. shivers lest he should suddenly ene beneath the flower-crowned himself deposited in the water thre vocks of Arcadia, and gazed into the . the insecurity of a plank. In lreamy eyes of her whose form, amid . manner the merchant who at te battle and bivouac, was ever with him; . the morning passes alorg Pacific st The wisdom of the present hour a third recalled that proud day when, . or Broadway, who marks the ravg _ Makes up for follies past and gone— . »efore the streaming eyes of his over. of the last fire still distinct aro To weakness strength succeeds, and. joyed parents, and amid the acclama . him, who sees the houses separg F gat: : } tion of all Greece, he bore off from . from each other by impassable gule rom frailty spzings~—press ou tp eh the laurel wreath of and scattered over inaccessible h the Olympian victor. 'is much disposed to button his poe Oh! home, magical spell, all powers . and thank his stars thathe is not ¢ ful home! how strong must have been . pelled to traverse these regions at thy influencé, when thy faintest mems . o’clock at night. And yet he i ory could cause those bronzed heroes much mistaken as the other in of a thousand fights to weep like tear. character of the place. ful women! With the cooling fresh-. When night settles down on ness of a desert fountain, with the . city and the canopy of darkness shro! sweet fragrance of a flower found in . at once the troubles and the pleasu . Therefore press on! and reach the goal. Winter, you came across the great . of the town, Pacific street and its ¢ And gain the prize, and wear the. Waters to those wandering men, and . responding associate, Broadway,sp crown: beneath the peaceful shadow of your . into active life. The lamps are trimn Press on! if once and twice thy feet Slip back and tumble, harder try. From him who never dreads to meet Danger and death, they're sure to fly To coward ranks the bullet speeds, While on their breasts who never quail, Gleams guardian of chivalric deeds, Bright courage like a coat of mail. Press on! if fortune play thee false To-day, to-morrow she'll be true ; Whom now she sinks she now exalts, Taking oli gifts and granting new. Press on! what though upoa the ground Thy love has been poured out like rain: That happiness is always found The sweetest which is born of pain. A flow’r of brightest tint you'll see, And in the dreariest desert blooms A never dying rose for thee. Publie oposite ct Fey ) ™ Jeffrey F. Halsey, A‘ininistratoer, Otice, stain street, the Post Office no27 Bower's and Co’s Express . vada City Bakery, by Win. C. Conn Root, Kiota street Ihand D. if Spring Hill House, where they can be . aecommo lated. . Nevada. Aug a 20 —th. AX 2 GREGORY'S At-. Fail not! for to the steadfast soul Come wealth and honor and renown. To thine own self be true, and keep Thy og from sloth, thy heart from soil ! wings their souls found Test ! GIGANTIC WATER-WORKS IN CEYLON. We have held the opinion that the . Croton Works were the most gigantic at sunset, the fiddles are tuned at d and by ten o'clock life is roaring every avenue tbat leads thereto. F every window streams a flood of lig A. B. Hoy,.Physician and} , street. a3o ls lantic and Pacific BROAD STREET. . Express, Hoffman and Co, laronts at Nevada City. © “co, Foot of Main street 029 . Dontist Main Press on! and thou shalt surely rea An heavenly harvest for thy toil! Milk Depot,by David Phe'ps. Mntm atrest Bride i es) oo er AY oa Saddler and Lindsley, whiole-. “This Express has no connection with any . SCISSCRINGS, n Ps Le api Store . sale and retail Grocers, fant of Broad etront ‘other concern, and persons doing hnsiness . J obn Por d, Gi ocer J Ptor sid Se Moltby and Bell. Boarding with this Line can be assured that whatever . and Beef Market, Muin street bridge. a29 oltby and . eli, Boarding} they entrust to its management at either of . “x pret pee nite Llouse and provision store. Broad street. 239 its Offices, willreach its destination withon! . Deer Creek Bakery, By B. —Fijole Hote ot rsriaepuae 3 ao Eagle Hot I by Morgan delay. Special Messengersin charge of Ex. wearing away her life. VD. Ward, foot of Main strect. aww : " is 6 e prtbinbe = Te see TE TEER and Fish, Brondatteet,’ c £0 . press Matter for this Line, are dispatched by . mm ' . . 3 ‘f f "or ne } “Olive Branch” Saloon, by; J. Morgan, barber, Eagle) Srey Ret Mane te ae gee ee FAAS singel Satay adh d Thomas & Mitchell. a30 . totel, Brondstreot. aso ead Ae at i ‘i = pete ny i eater ing tales Nom Beige ope on —-_——-7——=, . Gold Dust, Packages and parcels of every . nounced as an Atheist--he was getWAN in che Gln = St sa peevates eal aie aS fy TRU = 1H HA ehd aden thaga ta iy eae bya dl hiaB The Empire Saloon, by Gi egory House, by U. 5.) description. and Letters forwarded to nll parts . ting up gales. of wind when Providence C.B. Lovell, Main street. me . Geegurs jtarin Street: a39 of the United States. Canada, Europe, Ore: . ‘illed ‘ Dhan abdem-vh i gon, and the Sandwich Islands. Gold Dust, . WUled a calm! and = Borradaile. #30 ~ Placer Hotel, by B. F°. Dicknz erman, Broad street. Moore Wholesale and Retail atore, Broad atreet and other Valuable Parcels insured through . under Policies im Insurance companies in New York. Offices. Agents. Now York, messrs. ‘Neal a § Hitchcock. . A horse thief, eighty-four years old, is now in the Kentucky penitens tiary, under a sentence of ten years. Empire Hotel, by Meechum and Svott, immediately in the rear of Einpire Saloon. a30 a et ne Buckéye Lunch and Bake-. Jowa Store, by 8S. WV. Ba-. Ponome, Ran Runnels § Co, om posito ty, French, Allison and Co., Main bree SPI 0. } ker and Co. Broad street. a3) Trinwad, the editor’s obituary, says: EF. Wadsworth. passing throngh other hands, or meeting wit) . MESS arising from hope deferred is fast] ancient water tanks, beside which our The man who first introduced the. Compared to the Hudson river. One A compositor out West, setting up partly in ruins, as the waters flow in the world, and we have heard the . from every door issues a strain oft assumption made that no works of . sic, while in every house the shuf -uch magnitude ever existed in the . of the dence and sounds of boistere days of old. So far as the latter as-. mirth may be heard. The street j Lapy FRranxiin.—We regret to. sertion is concerned it is not correct. ina blaze ,iory, anda man can 8 learn that the health of Lady Frank-. Mr. Tennant, ‘in his recent travels in . his way far better in these out of t , . lin is very precarious—the heart sick-. the Island of Ceylon, describes some way streets than in those in which th great pulse of business is beating day long. The same is true of tl of lower end of Montgomery stre¢ Amid the sand and the quaint loo ing houses Jife bubbles up, and timid wanderer who trembles as ff passes California street feels his spiri . rise as he approaches Pine, and 98 Croton works are as some small creek tank, named Pathariecolorn, is seven miles long, three hundred feet broad, and sixty feet high. The tank was faced throughout its entire length with layers of square stones. This huge tank is but one of agreat ready to “shake a toe” in any one many scattered over the country, and . the numerous sailor boarding hous had been erected for irrigation. It is . that line the way, before he reach¢ Bush street. freely out of a huge breach two hun-. There are many parts of San Fre dred feet broad, which appears to have . cisco which to a great portion of tl site the Empire. Barker's Saloon, main street. Dawson Saloon, by Dawson Antony and Co., Main street. a30 ay re ter . eee eae Tin Shop, by Wm. Williams Main street. a3 cemmncidcecctliissialioestenininisinsicialoatageies Western Market, by Webeterand Co., Main street. _ vi ae a3) “s Nevada Store, by Oglesby aud Shepherd, Main street. #20 Nevada Clothing Store, by 430 LD. Nathan, Main street Nevada Bakery, by Everett aud Ca,, Main atreet. 230 Exchange Coffee House, by A. Sanford Milliken and Co., Main strest. 030 Artemas Rogers, Wholesale Ta Retail store, Main street. 029 Nevada Book Store, by Niles Searles, Main street. 030 ~ Miners’ Drug Store, by Dr. . Moore, Main street. 230 Miller, Oi Drs. Overton & fice on Main st. opposite the Post office. 30 . ELF. W. Ellis, Attorney at Lav, opposite the Plaza, main street, 230 abn in at ete ar et Recreate Pc A Ohio Store, by P. P. Marsh, and M, Asper, Main street. a3) A. W. Drouillard, Attorney at Law, Miner's home, Main street. 39 Miners’ Home, main street. By Halsey & Overton Washington House, by Bes Main street. ore Round Tent, By Gowden end Bell, Bron street. 030 City Restauran by 5 B. Hohr , on Eroad Street, opp site NevadaJaurnel Office. u2 Star Bakery and Liberty House. by Mire. Margaret Hirst eug23 . Broad Street Market, by 8. Georgia Store, by McAllister Willis and co,, Uroad street. a30 Mansfield Exchange, by) Simeon Step, Rrond street, below Masonie Hall BE RAT AES Se PRE HL HON RA IIE I IN Traders’ and Packers’ DeVoorhies §co., Broad street, near Man aso pot, by sanie “ Nevada Exchange, by Mil-. n30 yer ond Ros Brond street Galena and Dubuque Store K. O'R orrell, Broad street, 230 T. Napper, Broad stre ets! a3) Watch Maker aol ~W. Noel, . Broad street, under Masonie Hall. } . P. B. Fagin Physician and . Surgeon, broad street, under Masonic Hall, —-<s pon sane artnet Z. P. Davis, Gunsmith, Broad street. 230 Woods and Brother, wholesale and retail store, Broad street, a20 . Davis and . and retail merchants, cor. Broad and Pine sts. . Edwin Field, Jeweller, near . the corner of Brond and Pine streeta . Spring Hill House, by John Coffer anrnor af Rraad and Ping eterete . Missouri boarding House, . by Geo. W. Kidd, cor. of Broad and Pine. . J. Spruance and Brothers, Wholesale and retail Grocery Store, Broad st Broad Street Drug Store br Dr. Clark, earner Broad and Pine. 030 . . 1, G. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAI . Office +n Troua Street, Nevada City Cal Wm. T. Barbour, Law office, , Main street, 1 door east of Barker's Ex change. up stairs. Offices rorner Main and Kicte etreet Hurst, wholesale . Hubbard and Hodge's Law Marysardie, . New Orleans. yonolulu, S. I. ; Yortland, Ore. Nevada City, Liverpool, E. B. Sliggins. Mitchell §& Hutchins. R cketson § Co. Hoffman § Litile. Join W. Hart. . Monterey, Cal. R. G, Wilrams. . Sac. Coty. G. E. Clarke. Drafts for sale on New York and New Oreans, insums to suit. Principal Office, 280 Montgomery st., San Francisco, . J. W. GREGORY, Proprietor and Manager. HOFFMAN G CO., Agents at Neva da Cily, Office on Main Street, corner of PinN. B.A Messenger will leave Zhis Office . in season to connect at the Central Office at . . San Francisco with the Special Agents, goGifford §& Linsley. . { . . . ! . ng directly through to New York and New ; rleans, by the tirst Steamship, ; Hie died, alas! Unwept, unhonored, and unhung AGGRAVATING ~-To see a goodlooking man wrestling with your wife been made centuries ago. ‘The race . citizens are unknown, We movog which constructed these tanks has passed away, and the country where, at one time there existed a highly ci. circles, and itis but natural that! . whose business keeps him always . one portion of the town should imagi = epee having the privi-. yijjzed and skilful engineering people, . that all the iniquity and all the ds ege of going up and tightening his. ;; now the abode of wild Veddahs, a/ ger lies in another. It is well, ho neckerchief. race whose homes are in tents, and There are 240 mille in Lancaster. who wander about from place to place. co. Penn., and wheat enough raised to; An engineer has calculated that it . . keep them all busy. Major Jack Downing, a real Yankee, says the Americans understand the copy-right law to mean the right to copy. If you’d be cheerful, be busy. . dolence and low spirits are as nearly i related as whiskey punch and mis. . of citizens and the travelling public, where . i tke table supplied with the best the market laffords, The house is fitted up in the best stvle, with large and airy sleeping apartments, . and indeed, one of the most desirab’e stopping . places inthe city. The very liberal support }of the public has enabled him to m-ke ar} rangements for the entire comfort and conve. i nience of his boarders, snd he is enabled te furnish the entire characteristics of « ‘Home’ . so eeldom found in Calife re. 44tf@ Cersner Sherifiis Sate, gi eaihan OF CALIFORANIA.----Nevapa bY County, Ss. . By virtue of an execution to me directed, . Iseued from the offiee of John Edwards, Esq., Tustice of tne Peace in and for the county and State aforesaid, dated the léth day of September, 1851, on a judgment rendered in said court on the Sth day of September, 1831, in tuvor of Henry Miller and against S. S. Field, and K, W. Cloud, for the sum of one hundred and sixty throe dollars, debt and damages, and \ the costs of suit, Lhave taken in execution and will offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at the premises, on Monday the 6th day of October next, bet ween the hours of 9 o’clock 4. wand 5 o'clock p. m., alithe right title and . interest of defendent S. 8. Field in and to the following property, to wit: The one twentyr ourth pact of the tunnel known as the F.owe, . Gold T .nnel, situated in th: City of Nevada County of Ne.ada, and State of California, together with all the fixtures and appur .enances thereunto belonging, to satisfy said eyecution and costs «f suit. Jno. W. Gaitacre, Sheriff, Hiv W.H. Enoicorr, Under Sheri Nevada City, Sgpt. 15th, 1851 431d Gregory House. . chief . PRENUE proprietor offers his aotel to the notice See the. best accommodations are furnished, and } . takes an oath to undertake no cause which he does not consider just. We know whet it could be imitated to advantage. } Two things can never be successfully counterfeited~-common sense and modesty. Slander is the revenge of a coward: . dissimulation has no defence. Crimes shock us too much, vices almost always too little. Riches got by deceit, cheat no man so much as the getter, Few envy the merit of others that have any of their own. Mrs. Partington says that nothing despises her so much as to see people who profess to expect salvation, go to church without their purses when a reflection is to be taken. A young lady who was rebuked bs her mother for kissing her intended justified herself by quoting the pas sage :— What#oever ye would tha’ men should do unto you, do you even 80 unto them.” At Genoa, it is said, every attorney aisaeNil tn would cost more than $4,000,000 to construct tue front embankment of this huge water reservoir. What must have been the causes which exterminated the people who erected these works (and they must have been nuIn-. merous) and left them to fall into ruins, . tenanted ouly by the buffalo and unclad savage? The savage is surely not the natural, but the unnatural state of man--the savage is man shipsocial position. Be Gentirwen at Home.--There are few familics, we imagine, any where, in whieh love is not abused as furnishing @ license for impoliteness: A husband, father, or brother, will speak harsh words to those whom he loves the best, and to those who love him the best, simply because the security of love and family pride keeps him from getting his head broken. It is a shame that a man will speak more impolitely, at times, to his wife or sister, than he would dare to any other female, except a low and vicious one. [t is thus that the holiest affections of man’s nature prove to be a weaker protection to woman in the family circle than the restraints of society, and that a woman is usually indebted for the kindest politeness of life to those not belonging to her own household. Things ought not to be so. The man who, because it will not be resented, inflicts his spleen and bad temper upon those of his hearth-stone, is @smali coward, anda very mean man. Kind words are the circulating medium, between true gentlemen and ‘ever, to know that within the cif . limits there is at present no part whic it is unsafe to visit, no matter wh . may have been the risk in times gon by.—[Herald. Caucus.—-Webster defines th . word as follows:—A word used America to denote a meeting of ci . zens to agree upon candidates to . proposed for election to offices, or, . concert measures for supporting a pa ity. The origin of the word is not g certained. A correspondent of th “pringfield Post, says the word orig rated in that city in the following mai ner:--Samuel Adams’ father, an about twenty other ship builders, use ‘to hold a Caulkers’ meeting regular] . before every election, and concert, . fern their plans as to candidate ‘oflice, Hence arose the word cat A woman may not be an‘ though she glides through the mag of the dance, like a spirit clothed wi a rainbow, and studded with st The young man may behold his mired objeet on the morrow in th irue light of reality, perchance em tying a wash tub in the gutter, wi . her frock pinned up behind-—he cheeks pale for want of paint—hg hair mussed and mossy, except wh: ilies in the bureau; and her who contour wearing the appearance of 4 angel rammed through a brush fene into a world of wretchedness and wo —Dow Jr. A French caricature represen Touis Napoleon trying on a cro which has slipped over his face, up which he remarks—*traly, my une’ had a greater head than 1.”

ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE . ‘ _ NEVADA ALWAYS IMPARTIAL, — ee VOL. 1. i. Beruh, wholesale and retail clothing store, Broad street, Deer Creck Water Co.,, at D+Imonico’s, Broad street. a30 . <A. N, Olney, Justice of the} — : 0: . Peace, Attorney and Counaeilor at Law. cor. . James W, Morrison, Main and Court streets. 030 . General Dealer, Broad street THE NEVADA JOURNAL. . PUBLISHED EVERY AND SATURDAY BY. ALBAN & SARGENT. W.T. Barbour, Attorney at. TAUASDAY, «. eee Best ctrents ot Davie ned Rares N.H. Shepherd, Wholesale . and retail store, cor.of Main nd Court streets, Office on B.ad streat, opposite the Placer + OPP Hotel. a30 asta soo . Dry Goods and Clothing; oW. J. Knox, Physician and for one year, ia advanc a} Six months 6,00 . Srore, by Heilbroom and Co., corner Main and} Surpeon, a few doors at ; ; Three monthe 3 00 Kiota streets 230 i ie " i st : ps x eaves cine et inte Une month, eh ak Sake ee oe ee ON es aps Single opis 15 cts. Billiard Saloon, by J. Wil-. City Market, by Henry Da. vis, Broad street lismeon & Co. Main street. . Virginia House. by P. G. Womack, Broad etreet. a3) Gity Drug Store, by Lark and Garrison, Main street. 230 John Anderson, Attorney at. wae “tty Drng Store, Main at. fy No aubse iptions received for loss tine thuna One month. yp ADVERTISEMENTS fnsertod on the . trost reas rms. Deductions made to yearly advert Attached to the Priating Ofice of the Lewis and Co., Wholesale oe NMRET “A eo aR “See aan * } and Retail Merchants, Broad street 0 M.and A, Rosenheim,whole. iLelothing Store Main street. ; . Law. Offre at the Journal, — an . PULL AND COMPLE TE . . . . . gtle and rot n street, Auction and Commission Store, by J. Williamson and Co., Main street J. GC. Birdseye and Co} inp stare, Broad atreets wholesale and retail store, Main street. ad0 td 2 a citi deed EME wisi veee ee okt ER) NY Avery and Mills, Wholesale . Post Office, Main Street. a3) . W. H. Starr, Broad street a30 Parnished with raatorial for every descr ption of Book, Job and Fancy Printing. We are prepared to execute orders for ~ Pomers, Tiand billy, Circulars, Bill-heads, Certificates of Stock, Ye Wonle Seger 5 MRA UR. BLOT He ERAN See { nga and Book Work aa Crawtord and Dunn, wholeof every duscription, ln the best styie, ana At} .4y, Clara 4 ai 4p is pricaa ax low ag the same description of . sale and retaj! store, no. 13, Main street. 030 work oan be obtained in any part of . California . Having beon to great expense in locating . t Printing Press wl haa ever been . n eith e of the S U!lman and Johnson, Clotha30 and retail store, Main street. @ > a Green Store, by Field and sth lihach an chee Mate bi ashi dade anally Pains YES Sy hy dae it aS Yee J. Wiener, Wholesale and} ttaraesty, Broad street.’ ‘i eo yetail dealers in clothing, no. 11 Main street. . a RE 5 NOTE Nevada Hotel, by Dumars . A. Livermore, Dentist, Broad street. a30 and Little, Main street. Pennd otrant 230 1 nl Novada, the subscribers . nrdwith the . Bork a — iilest assurance o ) t from the; Saari PPP 1 PS Fe ae 3 a ae fallent aseurance of generous support from the . ~~ Birch and Co's Stage Office _ Hotel de France. Pa 4 oi Ht 6 a ‘in sferpaeiah seyhoda wll: . Nevada Motel, Muin street 6 an PRENCH HOTEL & RESTA URANT rsons in ta in mec cca pi ZAvOrnOG ihe . ~ ~ rite genoa Ee ones yee The proprie ors of this establishment have jug to become subsoribers for the Journal can . Beef Market, by H_ J, . recently fitted up their building, and now prehave thelr papers whlorever required, by loaving their names with the carrier, or at tho office of publication. . pared to accommodate all persons who may avor thein with acall, in the best style. They have good beds fur the accommodation of all persons who may be traveling without blankets, Their bar contains a large selection of the most Davia ¢ tommercinl street. Marsh and Hill fancy and) . Ornamental Sign Painters, Commercial street. . G. Perry and Co. Whole-. Thomas Rentty—-Grasa V shcize liquors. Boarding can be had at SI4 i. W. Rober f . aale and retail store, Commercial street. 23) . per Week. Lourdcrs who wish but 2 meals per , Octavian [oogs—San ft a peat Shariotriawieres bist hota at A aa FT O8 W. Hammond—Gold Fist . Winn and Lawrence, whole-. _ Nevada, May, 14th, 1851. sate and retail Grocers, cor sts . ~ Barber Shop. BY J EWALD. Persons wishing a good shave, hair cut, BUSINESS DIRECTORY . il Grosera, cor. “ine and Con. ste . ins moh es . John Easeoe, Physician and . sniertleihsieateaistoniasscotibas . KK. Cook; and Co., Who!esale. eitreet, two ‘and retail Gr the Barber shop, on Broad street, in the ‘ry store, main NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURAAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1851. i . Oft ‘mid the forest's deepest glooms shampooing &e., are invited to eall ne . JOURNAL. UT NEVER NEUTRAL. } ath che natal I cna ur HOME. . sain true ladies at home, and no polis 4 es as . no passage in classical} hibited in society can at , PRESS ON, literature ihat is more beautiful or af7 iene. fi Bedteee a harsh language and di ful ¢ Press on! there's no sach word as fail! fecting than that where Xenophon, in aha preg 3 Meena ine bet . Press swiftly on! the goal is near— . his Anabasis, describes the effect ro~ Ascond the mountain! breast the gale! . duced h : , pote bound, togechar Be God's & uced on the remnant of the ten thou. ties of blood, and the still Look upward, onward—never fear! /aand Greeks, when, afte ; a papa Nagai tnersdngeestim sai Why should’st thou faint? Heaven smiles ; ee * passing . bonds. of conjugal love. oy oy through dangers without number, they Though storm and vapor intervene: . °* length ascended a sacred mountain, . THE UNKNOWN PARTS OF SAN FRANG That sun shines on, whose name is Love, and from its peak and summit caught} There are many portions of Sorenely o'er life's shadowed sceac. . 2 sight of the sea. Dashing aside ; goodly town of ours, which, excey Ovaki 36 iegecheunle Wes sak ae bucklers, with a hymn of joy, . certain phases, and at certain ti Cilah boldly vee the irks Bp ron beatin egies pyre’ are ew unknown to the larger Hecfaticalens seis tay wresph rst Pp ; ith the : oss their . tion of the community. A man Sa tae wha daa tie haiels mnoahs. ous pleasure, others laughed, passes along the Jower part of Jac Be thon a hero! let thy might and more fell on their knees and bless. street in the forenoon, who sees ar Tramp on eternal sgows its way, ed that broad ocean. Across its blue . him the bustle of business, and h And through the ebon walls of light waters, little floating sea-birds, the . the roar of trade on every side, Hew down a passage unto day. memorials of their happy homes, came . hardly imagine that it is at any jand fanned their weary souls. All/a dull place; and yet it is at the perils they had encountered, all/one of the gloomiest spots in the companions they had lost, all the . Francisco. A man of weak n miseries they had endured, were in! who passes that portion of the ci an instant forgotten, and naught was . night feels wonderfully disposed td with them but the gentle phantoms . vocate the carriage of fire arms, of past and future joys. One was . even if he doesnot tremble in an again scouring on his fleet steed across ; pation of a blow from a slung-shot the plains of Thessaly; another re. shivers lest he should suddenly ene beneath the flower-crowned himself deposited in the water thre vocks of Arcadia, and gazed into the . the insecurity of a plank. In lreamy eyes of her whose form, amid . manner the merchant who at te battle and bivouac, was ever with him; . the morning passes alorg Pacific st The wisdom of the present hour a third recalled that proud day when, . or Broadway, who marks the ravg _ Makes up for follies past and gone— . »efore the streaming eyes of his over. of the last fire still distinct aro To weakness strength succeeds, and. joyed parents, and amid the acclama . him, who sees the houses separg F gat: : } tion of all Greece, he bore off from . from each other by impassable gule rom frailty spzings~—press ou tp eh the laurel wreath of and scattered over inaccessible h the Olympian victor. 'is much disposed to button his poe Oh! home, magical spell, all powers . and thank his stars thathe is not ¢ ful home! how strong must have been . pelled to traverse these regions at thy influencé, when thy faintest mems . o’clock at night. And yet he i ory could cause those bronzed heroes much mistaken as the other in of a thousand fights to weep like tear. character of the place. ful women! With the cooling fresh-. When night settles down on ness of a desert fountain, with the . city and the canopy of darkness shro! sweet fragrance of a flower found in . at once the troubles and the pleasu . Therefore press on! and reach the goal. Winter, you came across the great . of the town, Pacific street and its ¢ And gain the prize, and wear the. Waters to those wandering men, and . responding associate, Broadway,sp crown: beneath the peaceful shadow of your . into active life. The lamps are trimn Press on! if once and twice thy feet Slip back and tumble, harder try. From him who never dreads to meet Danger and death, they're sure to fly To coward ranks the bullet speeds, While on their breasts who never quail, Gleams guardian of chivalric deeds, Bright courage like a coat of mail. Press on! if fortune play thee false To-day, to-morrow she'll be true ; Whom now she sinks she now exalts, Taking oli gifts and granting new. Press on! what though upoa the ground Thy love has been poured out like rain: That happiness is always found The sweetest which is born of pain. A flow’r of brightest tint you'll see, And in the dreariest desert blooms A never dying rose for thee. Publie oposite ct Fey ) ™ Jeffrey F. Halsey, A‘ininistratoer, Otice, stain street, the Post Office no27 Bower's and Co’s Express . vada City Bakery, by Win. C. Conn Root, Kiota street Ihand D. if Spring Hill House, where they can be . aecommo lated. . Nevada. Aug a 20 —th. AX 2 GREGORY'S At-. Fail not! for to the steadfast soul Come wealth and honor and renown. To thine own self be true, and keep Thy og from sloth, thy heart from soil ! wings their souls found Test ! GIGANTIC WATER-WORKS IN CEYLON. We have held the opinion that the . Croton Works were the most gigantic at sunset, the fiddles are tuned at d and by ten o'clock life is roaring every avenue tbat leads thereto. F every window streams a flood of lig A. B. Hoy,.Physician and} , street. a3o ls lantic and Pacific BROAD STREET. . Express, Hoffman and Co, laronts at Nevada City. © “co, Foot of Main street 029 . Dontist Main Press on! and thou shalt surely rea An heavenly harvest for thy toil! Milk Depot,by David Phe'ps. Mntm atrest Bride i es) oo er AY oa Saddler and Lindsley, whiole-. “This Express has no connection with any . SCISSCRINGS, n Ps Le api Store . sale and retail Grocers, fant of Broad etront ‘other concern, and persons doing hnsiness . J obn Por d, Gi ocer J Ptor sid Se Moltby and Bell. Boarding with this Line can be assured that whatever . and Beef Market, Muin street bridge. a29 oltby and . eli, Boarding} they entrust to its management at either of . “x pret pee nite Llouse and provision store. Broad street. 239 its Offices, willreach its destination withon! . Deer Creek Bakery, By B. —Fijole Hote ot rsriaepuae 3 ao Eagle Hot I by Morgan delay. Special Messengersin charge of Ex. wearing away her life. VD. Ward, foot of Main strect. aww : " is 6 e prtbinbe = Te see TE TEER and Fish, Brondatteet,’ c £0 . press Matter for this Line, are dispatched by . mm ' . . 3 ‘f f "or ne } “Olive Branch” Saloon, by; J. Morgan, barber, Eagle) Srey Ret Mane te ae gee ee FAAS singel Satay adh d Thomas & Mitchell. a30 . totel, Brondstreot. aso ead Ae at i ‘i = pete ny i eater ing tales Nom Beige ope on —-_——-7——=, . Gold Dust, Packages and parcels of every . nounced as an Atheist--he was getWAN in che Gln = St sa peevates eal aie aS fy TRU = 1H HA ehd aden thaga ta iy eae bya dl hiaB The Empire Saloon, by Gi egory House, by U. 5.) description. and Letters forwarded to nll parts . ting up gales. of wind when Providence C.B. Lovell, Main street. me . Geegurs jtarin Street: a39 of the United States. Canada, Europe, Ore: . ‘illed ‘ Dhan abdem-vh i gon, and the Sandwich Islands. Gold Dust, . WUled a calm! and = Borradaile. #30 ~ Placer Hotel, by B. F°. Dicknz erman, Broad street. Moore Wholesale and Retail atore, Broad atreet and other Valuable Parcels insured through . under Policies im Insurance companies in New York. Offices. Agents. Now York, messrs. ‘Neal a § Hitchcock. . A horse thief, eighty-four years old, is now in the Kentucky penitens tiary, under a sentence of ten years. Empire Hotel, by Meechum and Svott, immediately in the rear of Einpire Saloon. a30 a et ne Buckéye Lunch and Bake-. Jowa Store, by 8S. WV. Ba-. Ponome, Ran Runnels § Co, om posito ty, French, Allison and Co., Main bree SPI 0. } ker and Co. Broad street. a3) Trinwad, the editor’s obituary, says: EF. Wadsworth. passing throngh other hands, or meeting wit) . MESS arising from hope deferred is fast] ancient water tanks, beside which our The man who first introduced the. Compared to the Hudson river. One A compositor out West, setting up partly in ruins, as the waters flow in the world, and we have heard the . from every door issues a strain oft assumption made that no works of . sic, while in every house the shuf -uch magnitude ever existed in the . of the dence and sounds of boistere days of old. So far as the latter as-. mirth may be heard. The street j Lapy FRranxiin.—We regret to. sertion is concerned it is not correct. ina blaze ,iory, anda man can 8 learn that the health of Lady Frank-. Mr. Tennant, ‘in his recent travels in . his way far better in these out of t , . lin is very precarious—the heart sick-. the Island of Ceylon, describes some way streets than in those in which th great pulse of business is beating day long. The same is true of tl of lower end of Montgomery stre¢ Amid the sand and the quaint loo ing houses Jife bubbles up, and timid wanderer who trembles as ff passes California street feels his spiri . rise as he approaches Pine, and 98 Croton works are as some small creek tank, named Pathariecolorn, is seven miles long, three hundred feet broad, and sixty feet high. The tank was faced throughout its entire length with

layers of square stones. This huge tank is but one of agreat ready to “shake a toe” in any one many scattered over the country, and . the numerous sailor boarding hous had been erected for irrigation. It is . that line the way, before he reach¢ Bush street. freely out of a huge breach two hun-. There are many parts of San Fre dred feet broad, which appears to have . cisco which to a great portion of tl site the Empire. Barker's Saloon, main street. Dawson Saloon, by Dawson Antony and Co., Main street. a30 ay re ter . eee eae Tin Shop, by Wm. Williams Main street. a3 cemmncidcecctliissialioestenininisinsicialoatageies Western Market, by Webeterand Co., Main street. _ vi ae a3) “s Nevada Store, by Oglesby aud Shepherd, Main street. #20 Nevada Clothing Store, by 430 LD. Nathan, Main street Nevada Bakery, by Everett aud Ca,, Main atreet. 230 Exchange Coffee House, by A. Sanford Milliken and Co., Main strest. 030 Artemas Rogers, Wholesale Ta Retail store, Main street. 029 Nevada Book Store, by Niles Searles, Main street. 030 ~ Miners’ Drug Store, by Dr. . Moore, Main street. 230 Miller, Oi Drs. Overton & fice on Main st. opposite the Post office. 30 . ELF. W. Ellis, Attorney at Lav, opposite the Plaza, main street, 230 abn in at ete ar et Recreate Pc A Ohio Store, by P. P. Marsh, and M, Asper, Main street. a3) A. W. Drouillard, Attorney at Law, Miner's home, Main street. 39 Miners’ Home, main street. By Halsey & Overton Washington House, by Bes Main street. ore Round Tent, By Gowden end Bell, Bron street. 030 City Restauran by 5 B. Hohr , on Eroad Street, opp site NevadaJaurnel Office. u2 Star Bakery and Liberty House. by Mire. Margaret Hirst eug23 . Broad Street Market, by 8. Georgia Store, by McAllister Willis and co,, Uroad street. a30 Mansfield Exchange, by) Simeon Step, Rrond street, below Masonie Hall BE RAT AES Se PRE HL HON RA IIE I IN Traders’ and Packers’ DeVoorhies §co., Broad street, near Man aso pot, by sanie “ Nevada Exchange, by Mil-. n30 yer ond Ros Brond street Galena and Dubuque Store K. O'R orrell, Broad street, 230 T. Napper, Broad stre ets! a3) Watch Maker aol ~W. Noel, . Broad street, under Masonie Hall. } . P. B. Fagin Physician and . Surgeon, broad street, under Masonic Hall, —-<s pon sane artnet Z. P. Davis, Gunsmith, Broad street. 230 Woods and Brother, wholesale and retail store, Broad street, a20 . Davis and . and retail merchants, cor. Broad and Pine sts. . Edwin Field, Jeweller, near . the corner of Brond and Pine streeta . Spring Hill House, by John Coffer anrnor af Rraad and Ping eterete . Missouri boarding House, . by Geo. W. Kidd, cor. of Broad and Pine. . J. Spruance and Brothers, Wholesale and retail Grocery Store, Broad st Broad Street Drug Store br Dr. Clark, earner Broad and Pine. 030 . . 1, G. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAI . Office +n Troua Street, Nevada City Cal Wm. T. Barbour, Law office, , Main street, 1 door east of Barker's Ex change. up stairs. Offices rorner Main and Kicte etreet Hurst, wholesale . Hubbard and Hodge's Law Marysardie, . New Orleans. yonolulu, S. I. ; Yortland, Ore. Nevada City, Liverpool, E. B. Sliggins. Mitchell §& Hutchins. R cketson § Co. Hoffman § Litile. Join W. Hart. . Monterey, Cal. R. G, Wilrams. . Sac. Coty. G. E. Clarke. Drafts for sale on New York and New Oreans, insums to suit. Principal Office, 280 Montgomery st., San Francisco, . J. W. GREGORY, Proprietor and Manager. HOFFMAN G CO., Agents at Neva da Cily, Office on Main Street, corner of PinN. B.A Messenger will leave Zhis Office . in season to connect at the Central Office at . . San Francisco with the Special Agents, goGifford §& Linsley. . { . . . ! . ng directly through to New York and New ; rleans, by the tirst Steamship, ; Hie died, alas! Unwept, unhonored, and unhung AGGRAVATING ~-To see a goodlooking man wrestling with your wife been made centuries ago. ‘The race . citizens are unknown, We movog which constructed these tanks has passed away, and the country where, at one time there existed a highly ci. circles, and itis but natural that! . whose business keeps him always . one portion of the town should imagi = epee having the privi-. yijjzed and skilful engineering people, . that all the iniquity and all the ds ege of going up and tightening his. ;; now the abode of wild Veddahs, a/ ger lies in another. It is well, ho neckerchief. race whose homes are in tents, and There are 240 mille in Lancaster. who wander about from place to place. co. Penn., and wheat enough raised to; An engineer has calculated that it . . keep them all busy. Major Jack Downing, a real Yankee, says the Americans understand the copy-right law to mean the right to copy. If you’d be cheerful, be busy. . dolence and low spirits are as nearly i related as whiskey punch and mis. . of citizens and the travelling public, where . i tke table supplied with the best the market laffords, The house is fitted up in the best stvle, with large and airy sleeping apartments, . and indeed, one of the most desirab’e stopping . places inthe city. The very liberal support }of the public has enabled him to m-ke ar} rangements for the entire comfort and conve. i nience of his boarders, snd he is enabled te furnish the entire characteristics of « ‘Home’ . so eeldom found in Calife re. 44tf@ Cersner Sherifiis Sate, gi eaihan OF CALIFORANIA.----Nevapa bY County, Ss. . By virtue of an execution to me directed, . Iseued from the offiee of John Edwards, Esq., Tustice of tne Peace in and for the county and State aforesaid, dated the léth day of September, 1851, on a judgment rendered in said court on the Sth day of September, 1831, in tuvor of Henry Miller and against S. S. Field, and K, W. Cloud, for the sum of one hundred and sixty throe dollars, debt and damages, and \ the costs of suit, Lhave taken in execution and will offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash, at the premises, on Monday the 6th day of October next, bet ween the hours of 9 o’clock 4. wand 5 o'clock p. m., alithe right title and . interest of defendent S. 8. Field in and to the following property, to wit: The one twentyr ourth pact of the tunnel known as the F.owe, . Gold T .nnel, situated in th: City of Nevada County of Ne.ada, and State of California, together with all the fixtures and appur .enances thereunto belonging, to satisfy said eyecution and costs «f suit. Jno. W. Gaitacre, Sheriff, Hiv W.H. Enoicorr, Under Sheri Nevada City, Sgpt. 15th, 1851 431d Gregory House. . chief . PRENUE proprietor offers his aotel to the notice See the. best accommodations are furnished, and } . takes an oath to undertake no cause which he does not consider just. We know whet it could be imitated to advantage. } Two things can never be successfully counterfeited~-common sense and modesty. Slander is the revenge of a coward: . dissimulation has no defence. Crimes shock us too much, vices almost always too little. Riches got by deceit, cheat no man so much as the getter, Few envy the merit of others that have any of their own. Mrs. Partington says that nothing despises her so much as to see people who profess to expect salvation, go to church without their purses when a reflection is to be taken. A young lady who was rebuked bs her mother for kissing her intended justified herself by quoting the pas sage :— What#oever ye would tha’ men should do unto you, do you even 80 unto them.” At Genoa, it is said, every attorney aisaeNil tn would cost more than $4,000,000 to construct tue front embankment of this huge water reservoir. What must have been the causes which exterminated the people who erected these works (and they must have been nuIn-. merous) and left them to fall into ruins, . tenanted ouly by the buffalo and unclad savage? The savage is surely not the natural, but the unnatural state of man--the savage is man shipsocial position. Be Gentirwen at Home.--There are few familics, we imagine, any where, in whieh love is not abused as furnishing @ license for impoliteness: A husband, father, or brother, will speak harsh words to those whom he loves the best, and to those who love him the best, simply because the security of love and family pride keeps him from getting his head broken. It is a shame that a man will speak more impolitely, at times, to his wife or sister, than he would dare to any other female, except a low and vicious one. [t is thus that the holiest affections of man’s nature prove to be a weaker protection to woman in the family circle than the restraints of society, and that a woman is usually indebted for the kindest politeness of life to those not belonging to her own household. Things ought not to be so. The man who, because it will not be resented, inflicts his spleen and bad temper upon those of his hearth-stone, is @smali coward, anda very mean man. Kind words are the circulating medium, between true gentlemen and ‘ever, to know that within the cif . limits there is at present no part whic it is unsafe to visit, no matter wh . may have been the risk in times gon by.—[Herald. Caucus.—-Webster defines th . word as follows:—A word used America to denote a meeting of ci . zens to agree upon candidates to . proposed for election to offices, or, . concert measures for supporting a pa ity. The origin of the word is not g certained. A correspondent of th “pringfield Post, says the word orig rated in that city in the following mai ner:--Samuel Adams’ father, an about twenty other ship builders, use ‘to hold a Caulkers’ meeting regular] . before every election, and concert, . fern their plans as to candidate ‘oflice, Hence arose the word cat A woman may not be an‘ though she glides through the mag of the dance, like a spirit clothed wi a rainbow, and studded with st The young man may behold his mired objeet on the morrow in th irue light of reality, perchance em tying a wash tub in the gutter, wi . her frock pinned up behind-—he cheeks pale for want of paint—hg hair mussed and mossy, except wh: ilies in the bureau; and her who contour wearing the appearance of 4 angel rammed through a brush fene into a world of wretchedness and wo —Dow Jr. A French caricature represen Touis Napoleon trying on a cro which has slipped over his face, up which he remarks—*traly, my une’ had a greater head than 1.”