April 2, 1859 (4 pages)

a oe a Sma SI aA ena AEN i ARE tal TLS 8 _ a te te rt oman THE HYDRAULIC PRESS. BY AVERY & WATERS. NORTH SAN JUAN, NEVADA CO, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1859 VOL. I. TD The Damn Jews . THe CALIFORNIA VoLcano.—Dr. ‘THE HYDRAULIC PRESS. Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY AVERY & WATERS. Practical Sermons. Seated on their sentinel tripods the editors of this State frequently enunciate short practical sermons, which are not less effective because they contain a vein of humor and discard the arbitrary assumptions of theological sermonizers; With a keen appreciation of the vices, I. _Avines and Liquors. . BILLIARDS, 25 CTS. AGAME! Che Lydraulic Press, SS Don’t start, reader, at the profanity of} Wozencraft lately stated that he had 8. P. AVERY. EDITOR. this caption, for you hear, an@@perhaps seen, ina secluded portion of Shasta —SS—————— . speuk, the same words every day of your} county, a berning mountain whi , Ove CLIMATE. =A few encotiraging . life, and they can Bin bag = Ra beret to be a ek Sg A saa: facts are needed to convince the despon. in print, if none comes from uttering . to Trask’s Geological report confirmed dent that the present season of cloud} them. What do you mean when you. his statement, and Mr.C. Jackson of anc storm will not last forever. From . “damn the Jews?” In one sweeping . Petaluma now furnishes the Journal *&@ Office on Hain street, adjoining the Drug Store.“@& wet Sa cP pate ee TERMS: HNVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. “12 Months, $5 00; 6 Months, $3 00; 3 Months, $2 00. Dt ti te te ee te te ee ee San Juan Exchange C. SCHARDIN & CO,, AVING purchased the interest of Jobn Woods in the above San Juan Exchange.and mivle large additions and improvements. the Ssloon now conipares favorably with any in the Mountains. -_ ———eg maces ~~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the following rates: One square (ten lines) ¢3 00; each subsequent insertion, half price. A liberal deduction will Be made to thore who advertise regularly. TOB PRINTING. . the Newspaper is a complete Job In connection with ~ Ailes, and an experience o. 72 Years in the varions branches of the business, is a sufficient 7uarantee that all work entrusted to us will he WELT DONE. BNO WORK NELIVEREN TNTIT, PA ™ FOR. woe sok ear ania a Be calle he et dt att ss aa agente . The following gentlemea are authorized agents for . this paper : Thomas Hannalh,. ...c0--sceessecesees inewioed Cherokee J, E. Fuller,.Camptonville, Galeua Hill, Young's Hill, indian Mill, Indian Valley and Railroad Hil. George Theall.Forest City, Alleghanytuwn, Chips’ Fiat and Minnessvta. Mr. Drake, . --Sweetland Vvolsey’s Flat seven NEVE n Francisco .--Marysville .french Corral Johu Pattison. L. P. Fisher. Randal & Lassi M. Samuelson. a Three Billiard Tables, In first-rate order—two of them new Marble Beds and eqnal toany in the State. The wood bed is the favorite of the place. _It isthe intention of the proprietor to nse every exertion to make the Exchange the favorite resort of all seckers of healthy pleasurable exercise. THE BAR will be furnished with the very best WINES AND LIQUORS To be had in the San Francisco Market, and uo pains oe be spared to make everything pleasant und attractive. Pioneer Saloon. — SPERO ANDERSON, HAVING RETURNED from Frazer river and purchases the above establishment. reP spectfully informs his friends and the public that he intends to Keepa fine Wholesale and Retail Stock Wines and Liquors, Ale, Porter, Beer, Cider. . Dr. Logan’s meteorological tables, which ‘are given in the State Register,we learn that the average number of clear days ‘per annum for five years, from 1853 to malediction you express an hereditary prejudice which had its origin in religious hatred, and was kept alive by centuries of spiteful and cruel persecution. 1857, inclusive, was 210 6-15; the} The men of Jerusalem, or those in aunumber of cloudy and foggy days, 99 . thority there, are said to have crucified . Prospecting with several companions,) 5-15; and the number of rainy days} Christ more than eighteen hundred . @t a point distant some forty or fifty per annum was a little over thirty inch(€s. Dr. Logan’s. tables are compiled ‘from observations made at Sacramento, where there are probably not as ‘many cloudy days as inthe mountains, . and net so much rain. But we may ‘reasonably expect about two hundred i i i hills; and in this probability there is . . much consolation. . with a circumstantial description of a volcanic mountain which is probably the same as that seen by Dr. Wozencraft. Mr. Jackson locates the mountain, . (which he discovered in 1851 while ry ww bd . a 55 5-15. The average amount of rain . years ago, because they believed him a miles, ina N. or E. N. E. course from blasphemer—perhaps a political conLawson’s Butte. The Journal remarks: spirator. For this, every Jew has been Their attention was drawn to it by under a Christian’s heel for many ages. observing for three successive nights, For this, whole nations of Israelites have . What first appeared to be a dim light, been driven from country to country all over the face of the earth. They have . been pariahs—outlaws—dogs, whom it clear, delightful days, even among these . was a point of religion to torment and . hot springs were diszovered, so hot that slay. Their substance has been gathered painfully and in secret only to be . butas they neared it it assumed more . the appearance of a column of fire about _one hundred feet in hight. Upon reach‘ing the base of the mountain, aumerous . the party boiled coffee by immersing . their kettles in them. On the summit . of the mountain, the party discovered fullies and wants of society, these preachers of the pen suggest remedial prin+ ciples and modes of relief in a brief, forcible and striking manner that offends no man’s self-love, while it flatters none; 2nd wins the approval of every judg ment. Let us read one or two of these lay sermons. First see what the Sterrd Citizen has tosay, under the droll caption of ‘Young Men and Tree Frogs.” “The frog acquires the color of whatever it adheres to for a short time; if it be found on the oak, it will bear the color of that tree; if on the sycamore or cypress, it will be a whitish brown ; and when it is found on the growing corn, it is sure to be green. Just so it is with young men; their companions Professional CUAMPAIGN, A Fixe VINEYARD.—The Alta de-. shamelessly stolen from them. Every . an opening, forty to fifty feet in diameter, tell us what their characters; if they fay ° < * * Pa * { . ° $ « aye ? 7 . : S . S¥RUPS. CORDIALS. BITTERS,' scribes the Annahcim vineyard which is where they have been the unprotected from which issued an immense colu:nn see ge =n the salem. abe hereoen ———S z te. : % : ° ° a ° * ahaa ease Bets pes an 1ée rorane neo t eir hearts are = ; Pure California Wine, loltas . victims of bigotry, of rapacity, of na-. of what appeared to be intensely heated ; i aaa ge ; : ; R.H. PARQUITAR, CIGARS AND TOBACCO™ (ne ee Ee ae Pei BB air. With such force was this emitted, . #"eady stained with their guilt and USTICE of the PEACE, KRIEGEPORT Township. Otlice, on Flaine st., 2 doors from Main creet, San Juan, ltt ~O. P. STIDGER, TTORNEY AT LAW, NCTARY PUBLI' ii His BAR will be supplied with the choicest kinds of the above articles, and he trusts to maintain his old reputation as the keeper of a first-rate saloun. North San Juan, Nov 6th. 1858, 12tf valley of the Santa Ana river, about 25 miles southeastward from Los Angelos. This plain was formerly unbroken by . trees or shrubbery, and had very little tional prejudice and popular rage. Even in lands where their skill as artificers, as merchants, as professors of the uscful and elegant sciences has made them the that Mr. J. says stones weighing fifteen and twenty pounds, upon being thrown into the chasm, were hurled upward in'to the air toa considerable hight. Of shame, and they themselves will become alike vicious. The study of bad books, or the love of wicked companions, is the broadest and most certain road to ruitt that a young man can travel, and a few 1 ~~ prukntetinmepthieniotecictl ee) non RON GAA ah aA aan J Kail Conve¥incer Office on thi vorth bide of Stain Fine oid Brandies yeeetation upon it save cactus, and . most valuable citizens, they have not the depth of the crater, Mr. Jackson 3 ‘jee : . rect one door mest of Sowell & ‘Son's store, opposite CE WW 1 FR ICH g P 2 C2 » and . eee ’ ‘could form no just conception, as the! well directed lessons in either will lead i the Pioneer, NORTH SAN JUAN. an yud &! ¢ a ‘ soil was is een free from persecution. ain disi pat i Gepotar: , tin : 3 Nov. 13, i857. sis MUD Ty ; ‘some grass, so long as the soil was nioist. Z ey Pp — on. Spain dis . intense heat of the escaping gas utterly them on step by step to the gate of des(oe 7} ‘ing ley se . eraece ¢ reyis rca > ey ° e i trnetic 7 ra] G. C. HARVEY Soda Watex Manufacturer, with rains. Eleven hundred acres of) gract Bence ght ack erished herself by prohibited approach nearer than fifteer — Our moral and physical laws _ * ” i s ’ os : DEALER IN FINE BRANDIES, this arid tract have been converted into . compelling them to flee beyond her Jim-! or twenty feet. The sides of the moun. ® 10W how i a eiaty a ¢ J Wines. Ale. Yorter &c. . . ae ae : an i oe é pa pre. associations of ever x -) i ttorney < orcacane rg sige: d Brandi«s, of the following brands : ‘a spot of bloom and verdure by the in. Its, and this in the reign of Isabella the ; 1”, coated mp pee places to a considertl How d: : 7 re tS ai nae Fe Usa, Hale Old Sazerac, Otard. Jules. Robin & Co., United Vine: ; Catholic! O h ee . able depth with lava, gave’unmistakable . youth. ow dangerous it 1s to look on NORTH SAN JUAN, NEVADA CO yards, Martelle,Champaigne, Otard, &c. &c. , troduction of water, the. planting of. atholie+ Yurown mother isle was) 4. ce that this volcano had at some. ® Picture or scene that pollutes the imAll busine: taining to the Legal profession aviec —— ‘ j "Og 7 g . _. not more hospitable, and when she did . : F 7 . acinati : 5 cep< strictly and faithfully Rueuedto% eae Philadelphia and Holland Gin, some 440 acres of vines, and surround 10 pitable, did . day presented a more active and terrific 1 Simeeenes or blunts the moral percep Old Tom, Santa Cruz end Jamaica Bum, Monongahela, jing the whole tract with a fence of live . not drive them forth, retained only to appearance. tions; or has a tendency to deaden a ’ ‘ , ‘. Bourbon, Trish and Scotch Whiskey: See: . EF ae. : Ha " aS B ” See ee WM. He MARTIN . ay aso sehreider und Morizette Champaizne: . willows eight feet high. The whole . despoil and insult them. But we will wpizig She Dowel’ ae sense of our duty to God and man. \ 7 @8. Port. Sherry, Ginger, Hock. Sauterne Claret Wines. tS : eo SRE 8 YS. ——J. ae : rongghegiese Py S * 2 aging, r Assorted Case Liquors _ work cost $45,000. Hat pursae: the sickening :eatalogne::of Brown, the funny author of “Yusef,” a a ee ; ' ] $ NS) . ) se ee il ATTORNEYS AT LAW, fas q ee) =a TAT Se aS eee their past wrongs, which are only allu18 y ’ . the San Andreas Independent on the in£9~ Vive. corner of Commercial and Pine streets, ant SYRUPS. Horizontant Wetis.—Under this ti. tad te or : ae . lately delivered an able lecture on the CE EE EE LES BOSS near the Court House, NEVADA CITY. lotr +. extennimenntnck : 60 ste in ey. art. ‘ ' : . ; de or thie purpose @f showing tne! F ¢ t preierBap wm eae oy nein we EE a eT eee eer eps tle the Culturist for Mareh hasan article; bis — i whale fishery, in the course of which he hich ch fi ee eee ee Breese ee 1.0 NILES. . : i : ¥ in. OME ef a vulgar prejudice. With all} Stee erica ment which characterizes so many of the : recommending the running of tunnels In. gave a graphic description of the manrn nl bs at McCONNELE & NILES, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Will practice in all the Courts of the Lith Judicial District, and in the Supreme Court. . Orrics—Kidd's Brick Building. up stairs. ---—_4—~-— A Card. WM. RANDALL, SURGEON, Main street, North San Juan. North San Juan, March 4th, 759. 29ti M. VROOMAN, M. D., Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Office at the San Juan Drug Store, Main street, North San Juan, Nevida county. March 17, °57. 31 qy . €. WIiLjION HILL, Attorney at Law, WILL attend promptly to all business confided to his care in Nevada an adjoining counties. Office — In Abbott's Building, NEVADA. WM. EICHELROTH, German Physician and Accoucheur, (Deutseher Arst.) 89 Residence, corner Flume and San Francisco streets, 105m* North San Juan. “W. A. KITTREDGE, M. D. Moore’s Fiat, Nevada Co., Cal. SOF PERS his services to the public as a Physician and Surgeon. 213m tf16 Reasonable Prices. San Juan North, Nov. (7, 1857. {1 3m] C. SCHARDIN & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealersin Wines, Liquors, Cigarsand Tobacco. Also— a general assortment of FRESH AND DRIED FRUITS, And Confectionery. SOUTA SIDE OF MAW STREET. North San Juan, Nov. 17, 1857. {1 tf] ilegrany Saloon. BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS! FORD & SPENCER NFORM« the lovers of this noble gume that they will find at their Saloon ia: Alleghanytown, Two Marble Bed Billiard Tables, which are in excellent condition. The Bar Ts alwaysstocked with the best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. The proprietors will a'so spread a Free Lunch Every Night! Alleghanytown, Oct. 23, 1853 > HLumdyer Dealers, Lumber, Lumber ? ‘to hill sides for the purpose of procur_ing water, instead of sinking perpendicular wells. Most farm houses are loca‘ted at no great distance from the foot of . . hills and ridges with the view of ren-. ‘dering availuble the water from some pure spring issuing from their sides; and . in such situations horizontal wells, or tunnels, would be most economical and . practicable. The water could be more . easily conveyed from them, any ordinary . pressure more readily obtained, the . water be kept more pure, clean and soft, . and never liable to give out . ult, Eons geen eeiagy), oi Tur Exoqurnt Croturs THIEer.— . An incident lately transpired at San . . Francisco which reminds one of the . . famous trial of Eugene Aram. ‘man by the name of Henry Stewart . was brought before the Police Court to . . receive sentence for several adroit thiev. . our boasted liberality we still persecute the children of Israel, in blind obedience to motives which admit of no justification. Not by faggot, and rack, and imprisonment, and robbery, and usury laws, and exile do we express our hatred, but by withholding social fellowship, by public contempt, by the mean habit of 'ealling them all rekbers and ‘ damn o ner of capturing a whale, accompanying the same, as we learn from the San Bae é. F i ‘ Francisco Herald, with an illustration of a tar at the mast head, singing out, —‘“thar she blows!’’ as the spout of the isea monster first meets his vision. . young men of America, and which is justly entitled “a great national weakness. The editor observes that “ every trade, art or profession requires some preparatory lessons, save that alone of the politician. He, like the brain-be“Where, away?” shouts the captain; ! votten daughter of Jupiter, is presumed . ‘Three points on the lee bow,” replies the lookout. And then commences a . scene of the greatest bustle and excite. to be instantly endowed with the utmost wisdom, and equal to any occasion.” — Jews.’ It isone of the misfortunes of} ment. The boats are lowered, and off . After portraying the misery and degrathe Hebrew people that Christian intolerance has confined them until late years to avocations which tend to narrow ithe feelings and develop sordidness ; though in the exhibition of these traits they are not at all peculiar, nor are these traits universal with them any more than with us. We have forced them to be to eke out a subsistence, and to be secretive and distrustful, in order to secure their gains from our unholy clutches. . they go. Suddenly the whale rises within a i few yards of the mate’s boat, and the imate cries out; ‘‘Pull boys—tlook there —look at that hundred barrel fellow— ‘Jook at that mountain of sperm—there’s '$3,000 just as good as gold in that . bank ;—now give it to him, John Tabor, . [every sailor’s name is Tabor, . and look jout with your harpoon !”’ Now A young . economical, even parsimonious, in order they approach, and whiz goes the har'poon, and off goes the whale. Let out i'theline. There; sixty fathoms is enough ; ‘check it. The line is checked, and ‘ gracious !—off they go atthe speed of ing operations at various clothing stores: . By ages of hateful cruelty, unredeemed fifteen knots. Then he rises to breathe, dation which attach to a chronic office seeker who is not successful, our cotemporary chus finely concludes : Say you succeed ; that you achieve the fortune of that one lucky man in ten thousand; that your vanity is held in check by avarice, or your aspirations sustained by a lordly ambition. What then? From the first of these passions every generous and noble mind shrinks with loathing and disgust. It is the she wolf which hunted po r Dante to the gates of hell, more terrible than the lion or the spotted panther. We wilk not do the young the 1njustic? to believe that their desire for office is caused by &s-Special attention given to all —— requiring when he astonished and interested all, by the least ray of that charity which whenthe mate strikes him with his : : It is surgical aid. 12t raat : Ie ere EE, 1 t]s d 7 ees “churning” so mean a passion as avarice. 1 = Ss Fee sings ak F 'is the Cbristian’s boast, they have been . /ance, and conimmences “churning we : . , HE undersigned take this opportunity to inform present by ris1bg and making an eloquent ast, taey that is, turnine the weapon in the monambition that impels them. Let your B.S. OLDS, M. D., HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. -OFFICE, UL at Moore's Hotel, Moore’s Flat. dtf Business Carils. RO tn tt ene BAM. ABBEY, Wews Agent and Expressman. Runs a Daily Express from North San Juan to Sebastopal, Sweet3 land, Birehville and French Corral. California and Atlantic Papers for Sale. J. E. FULLER, EXPRESSMAN AND GENERAL AGENT, Runs a Daily Express from amptonville to Galena Hill, Young's Hill, Indiq “an Hill. Indian Valley, and Railroad Hilt. California Duilies and Weeklies, and Atlantic papers and periodicals delivered promptly Agent for the Hydraulic Press. &g-Cvilections made. ———$$—$$ ———————————————___—_——_ GEORGE THEALL, 2Expressman and General Agent. Runs a Daily Express from Forest City to Alleghanytown, Chips’ 5 Flat aud Minnesota. Ke California and Atlantic Newspapers and Magazines on hand and delivered to order. “@a we_Agent for THE HYDRAULIC PRESS. ee en the public that they have recently purchased of French & Sawyer, their new and splendid steam sawmill, situated at Central Ranch, near San Juan. where they are now prepared tofurnish on the shortest notice Sluice and Building Lumber, and Blocks of all kinds. All Orders satisfactorily filled and promptly delivered. J. F. CLARK, J, B. JOUNSON. Central Ranch, Apri! Sth, 1858. 21 tf LUMBER! LUMBER!! HE PROPRIETORS OF THE North San Juan Saw-Mill take this opportunity to inform the publicthat they have recently purchased the above-named property, which has been refitted at great expense. and that they aré now prepared to furnish And Blocks of al! kinds. on short notice. All orders satisfactorily filled and promptly delivered. Wa. H. SEARS,..Agent. January Ist. 1858. itt Franchere’s Stationery Depot HE subscriber has just received from New York, direct, a cheice stock of Varieties in his line of business Amongst other things he hasa lot of Rodgers’ Pocket Cutlery, appeal for merey. A portion of his. speech is published, from his own cor. rectly written manuscript, in the daily Times. He contended that his ultimate . ‘design was an honorable one, and that ‘he only resorted to dishonesty as a temporary aid after failing in everything . else. He said he had worked hard at , everything that offered, and although . he possessed experience and education . ito qualify him for better positions, he . . be obtained, to work alternately in sa. loons, restaurants, at the sand _ banks, NEW GOODS! NEW GoopDs! ‘iving carts and baker’s wagons, in. race W prey stables, and even in kitchens. He closed with these words: “T appeal to your Honor’s feelings, ‘and entreat, as you love to see a man, walk the paths of honor, not to condemn me in such a way that I shall have no. inducement left to pursue a better course taught to look upon us as natural foes, and to treat us as such. It is wonderful that they have come through such an ordeal possessing the noblest qualities ; —wonderful that such a people should now furnish the world with musicians, ‘whose strains all are singing—with sculptors, whose works are treasures of art—with writers, and statesmen, and financiers of splendid ability and repute. Americans should be the last people Sluice and Bailding Lumber, . had not hesitated, when such could not . on earth to have ever upon their lips an opprobrious epithet stigmatizing the character of a whole race, and thata hose religion is blended with our own, whose bible we still call holy, whose traditions are our most familiar knowledge, whose very names we bear and love. Every American young man should blush to re-echo the expression of a prejudice which is the hateful offster’s lungs. This is the dreadful moment. The infuriated and dying animal throws its flukes high in the air, PRL all around in a sea of foam ; the sea is turned red with gore; the red . current ascends from his spout, and his last flurry, when he ‘‘does a tail unfold that would freeze thy young blood.” Woe to his tormentors should his eye mee ona so * * * The sperm whale averages about eighty feet, but has been found measuring 105 feet, and the right whale . from 60 to 70 feet. A single whale ' sometimes furnishes 125 barrels of oil. Fifteen or twenty barrels of spermacetti are taken from the head of a sperm whale. The whale is believed to have more blood than a quadruped, and of a . finer quality; but the brains of a large oun were found to weigh but six pounds and four ounces. The whale is therefore not dissimilar to some of our modern aristocracy; they can boast of good blood, but very little brains! ambition be gratified then, until you have reached the topmost round in the ladder of political fame. The chances are that each step has caused you a sacrifice of honor or friends. And wher you have attained the dizzy hight if you cast a backward glance, you must possess. a heart of adamant and a conscience of India-rubber, if you ever again enjoy a night of sound repose, or a stomach of healthy digestion. At best, and after the most honorable life, resulting. im gratified ambition, the incumbents of political greatness dwell among enewies and in constant ear-shot of croaking detraction. Their friends are but parasites; and their honors an estate in reversion to tombs and the memories of the dead: “He who ascends to mountain tops will find The lofties: peaks most clad with ice and snow; fle who surpasses or subdues mankind Must look down on the hate of those below.” A Currous Custom —The Gleaner gives an account of a curious custoni which obtiins at Vienna. The TurkoIsraelitish community bury, every eighth J. W. SULLIVAN'S _— hea Oe ine in the future. With the bitterest anspring of tyranny—should rn © pol“Father Cesar,” a nezro of 130 to. Year, the copies of the sacred books ; eee Genuine Havana Cigars, . guish of heart—with the intensest feellute his lips with an unjust aspersion, . 5 45 ena “thy died baeks in Coving-. Which are no longer serviceable. The GREAT PACIFIC EMPORIUM, nD General Agency af Periodicat Literature, AND SOLE AGENT F°R “THE CALIFORNIA nse Be on oa Gilifornia Bost Mi : Mi : aeesmen nN” F Courter dee Beats Onis, ~ New York Herald, Tribune and Times. which he will warrant as such. A handsome collection of Girt Boobs. 2 Valentines! Valentines!! Valentines!!! Of every variety. from the broadly comic to the deeply sentimental, from the side-splitting to the heart bursting. — ings of sorrow for what I have done, I} ask you not todash at one fell swoop, all the honorable hopes of a life-time.” that is equally vulgar and profane. Paper AND Raes.—There are in the He was sentenced to. one year’s im-. United States nearly eight hundred paprisenment in the county jail. per mills, which produce two hundred millions of dollars worth of paper. To ton, La. He was the oldest man in the United States, and boasted that a bun: dred yearsago he was a kingin Africa. He was bed ridden for the last quarter of acentury, but was in full possession of his mental faculties. pious and charitable pay large sums for the privilege of possessing the place where the books are buried, for the honor of digging the pit, and for that of placing the books therein; and besides this the books themselves are sold, like &e., dc. dc. fine assortment of French Tinted Studios. . Hrs a WASHINGTON STREET, NEXT TO — OFF cocaine even ae to call at the Pont-Ofice The total Chinese immigration to this produce this large amount of paper, —————___—_—_—__—— the above privileges, at auction to the — Saw Franc ttt Building ang examine fi r themselves. 24tf 1s about sixteen million dollars’ worth of. The news of the admission of Oregon . highest bidder. The burial then pro en Seeds? é Framed Pictures! eee at SAMUELSON’S, if you wan PICTURES THAT ARE PICTURES! A large variety just received. State from 1849 to 1857, inclusive, was 75,301. The number now here is probably about 40,000. 2 rags are required, and this large quantity must be saved from the scraps of the domestio circle. was received at Portland without any unusual except hoisting the flags about town. demonstrations of rejoicing, ceeds amid certain solemnit‘es, and the money realized is used for charitable purposes.

a oe a Sma SI aA ena AEN i ARE tal TLS 8 _ a te te rt oman THE HYDRAULIC PRESS. BY AVERY & WATERS. NORTH SAN JUAN, NEVADA CO, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1859 VOL. I. TD The Damn Jews . THe CALIFORNIA VoLcano.—Dr. ‘THE HYDRAULIC PRESS. Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY AVERY & WATERS. Practical Sermons. Seated on their sentinel tripods the editors of this State frequently enunciate short practical sermons, which are not less effective because they contain a vein of humor and discard the arbitrary assumptions of theological sermonizers; With a keen appreciation of the vices, I. _Avines and Liquors. . BILLIARDS, 25 CTS. AGAME! Che Lydraulic Press, SS Don’t start, reader, at the profanity of} Wozencraft lately stated that he had 8. P. AVERY. EDITOR. this caption, for you hear, an@@perhaps seen, ina secluded portion of Shasta —SS—————— . speuk, the same words every day of your} county, a berning mountain whi , Ove CLIMATE. =A few encotiraging . life, and they can Bin bag = Ra beret to be a ek Sg A saa: facts are needed to convince the despon. in print, if none comes from uttering . to Trask’s Geological report confirmed dent that the present season of cloud} them. What do you mean when you. his statement, and Mr.C. Jackson of anc storm will not last forever. From . “damn the Jews?” In one sweeping . Petaluma now furnishes the Journal *&@ Office on Hain street, adjoining the Drug Store.“@& wet Sa cP pate ee TERMS: HNVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. “12 Months, $5 00; 6 Months, $3 00; 3 Months, $2 00. Dt ti te te ee te te ee ee San Juan Exchange C. SCHARDIN & CO,, AVING purchased the interest of Jobn Woods in the above San Juan Exchange.and mivle large additions and improvements. the Ssloon now conipares favorably with any in the Mountains. -_ ———eg maces ~~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the following rates: One square (ten lines) ¢3 00; each subsequent insertion, half price. A liberal deduction will Be made to thore who advertise regularly. TOB PRINTING. . the Newspaper is a complete Job In connection with ~ Ailes, and an experience o. 72 Years in the varions branches of the business, is a sufficient 7uarantee that all work entrusted to us will he WELT DONE. BNO WORK NELIVEREN TNTIT, PA ™ FOR. woe sok ear ania a Be calle he et dt att ss aa agente . The following gentlemea are authorized agents for . this paper : Thomas Hannalh,.. .....c0--sceessecesees inewioed Cherokee J, E. Fuller,..Camptonville, Galeua Hill, Young's Hill, indian Mill, Indian Valley and Railroad Hil. George Theall..Forest City, Alleghanytuwn, Chips’ Fiat and Minnessvta. Mr. Drake, . --Sweetland Vvolsey’s Flat seven NEVE n Francisco .--Marysville .french Corral Johu Pattison. L. P. Fisher.. Randal & Lassi M. Samuelson.. a Three Billiard Tables, In first-rate order—two of them new Marble Beds and eqnal toany in the State. The wood bed is the favorite of the place. _It isthe intention of the proprietor to nse every exertion to make the Exchange the favorite resort of all seckers of healthy pleasurable exercise. THE BAR will be furnished with the very best WINES AND LIQUORS To be had in the San Francisco Market, and uo pains oe be spared to make everything pleasant und attractive. Pioneer Saloon. — SPERO ANDERSON, HAVING RETURNED from Frazer river and purchases the above establishment. reP spectfully informs his friends and the public that he intends to Keepa fine Wholesale and Retail Stock Wines and Liquors, Ale, Porter, Beer, Cider. . Dr. Logan’s meteorological tables, which ‘are given in the State Register,we learn that the average number of clear days ‘per annum for five years, from 1853 to malediction you express an hereditary prejudice which had its origin in religious hatred, and was kept alive by centuries of spiteful and cruel persecution. 1857, inclusive, was 210 6-15; the} The men of Jerusalem, or those in aunumber of cloudy and foggy days, 99 . thority there, are said to have crucified . Prospecting with several companions,) 5-15; and the number of rainy days} Christ more than eighteen hundred . @t a point distant some forty or fifty per annum was a little over thirty inch(€s. Dr. Logan’s. tables are compiled ‘from observations made at Sacramento, where there are probably not as ‘many cloudy days as inthe mountains, . and net so much rain. But we may ‘reasonably expect about two hundred i i i hills; and in this probability there is . . much consolation. . with a circumstantial description of a volcanic mountain which is probably the same as that seen by Dr. Wozencraft. Mr. Jackson locates the mountain, . (which he discovered in 1851 while ry ww bd . a 55 5-15. The average amount of rain . years ago, because they believed him a miles, ina N. or E. N. E. course from blasphemer—perhaps a political conLawson’s Butte. The Journal remarks: spirator. For this, every Jew has been Their attention was drawn to it by under a Christian’s heel for many ages. observing for three successive nights, For this, whole nations of Israelites have . What first appeared to be a dim light, been driven from country to country all over the face of the earth. They have . been pariahs—outlaws—dogs, whom it clear, delightful days, even among these . was a point of religion to torment and . hot springs were diszovered, so hot that slay. Their substance has been gathered painfully and in secret only to be . butas they neared it it assumed more . the appearance of a column of fire about _one hundred feet in hight. Upon reach‘ing the base of the mountain, aumerous . the party boiled coffee by immersing . their kettles in them. On the summit . of the mountain, the party discovered fullies and wants of society, these preachers of the pen suggest remedial prin+ ciples and modes of relief in a brief, forcible and striking manner that offends no man’s self-love, while it flatters none; 2nd wins the approval of every judg ment. Let us read one or two of these lay sermons. First see what the Sterrd Citizen has tosay, under the droll caption of ‘Young Men and Tree Frogs.” “The frog acquires the color of whatever it adheres to for a short time; if it be found on the oak, it will bear the color of that tree; if on the sycamore or cypress, it will be a whitish brown ; and when it is found on the growing corn, it is sure to be green. Just so it is with young men; their companions Professional CUAMPAIGN, A Fixe VINEYARD.—The Alta de-. shamelessly stolen from them. Every . an opening, forty to fifty feet in diameter, tell us what their characters; if they fay ° < * * Pa * { . ° $ « aye ? 7 . : S . S¥RUPS. CORDIALS. BITTERS,' scribes the Annahcim vineyard which is where they have been the unprotected from which issued an immense colu:nn see ge =n the salem. abe hereoen ———S z te. : % : ° ° a ° * ahaa ease Bets pes an 1ée rorane neo t eir hearts are = ; Pure California Wine, loltas . victims of bigotry, of rapacity, of na-. of what appeared to be intensely heated ; i aaa ge ; : ; R.H. PARQUITAR, CIGARS AND TOBACCO™ (ne ee Ee ae Pei BB air. With such force was this emitted, . #"eady stained with their guilt and USTICE of the PEACE, KRIEGEPORT Township. Otlice, on Flaine st., 2 doors from Main creet, San Juan, ltt ~O. P. STIDGER, TTORNEY AT LAW, NCTARY PUBLI' ii His BAR will be supplied with the choicest kinds of the above articles, and he trusts to maintain his old reputation as the keeper of a first-rate saloun. North San Juan, Nov 6th. 1858, 12tf valley of the Santa Ana river, about 25 miles southeastward from Los Angelos. This plain was formerly unbroken by . trees or shrubbery, and had very little tional prejudice and popular rage. Even in lands where their skill as artificers, as merchants, as professors of the uscful and elegant sciences has made them the that Mr. J. says stones weighing fifteen and twenty pounds, upon being thrown into the chasm, were hurled upward in'to the air toa considerable hight. Of shame, and they themselves will become alike vicious. The study of bad books, or the love of wicked companions, is the broadest and most certain road to ruitt that a young man can travel, and a few 1 ~~ prukntetinmepthieniotecictl ee) non RON GAA ah aA aan J Kail Conve¥incer Office on thi vorth bide of Stain Fine oid Brandies yeeetation upon it save cactus, and . most valuable citizens, they have not the depth of the crater, Mr. Jackson 3 ‘jee : . rect one door mest of Sowell & ‘Son's store, opposite CE WW 1 FR ICH g P 2 C2 » and . eee ’ ‘could form no just conception, as the! well directed lessons in either will lead i the Pioneer, NORTH SAN JUAN. an yud &! ¢ a ‘ soil was is een free from persecution. ain disi pat i Gepotar: , tin : 3 Nov. 13, i857. sis MUD Ty ; ‘some grass, so long as the soil was nioist. Z ey Pp — on. Spain dis . intense heat of the escaping gas utterly them on step by step to the gate of des(oe 7} ‘ing ley se . eraece ¢ reyis rca > ey ° e i trnetic 7 ra] G. C. HARVEY Soda Watex Manufacturer, with rains. Eleven hundred acres of) gract Bence ght ack erished herself by prohibited approach nearer than fifteer — Our moral and physical laws _ * ” i s ’ os : DEALER IN FINE BRANDIES, this arid tract have been converted into . compelling them to flee beyond her Jim-! or twenty feet. The sides of the moun. ® 10W how i a eiaty a ¢ J Wines. Ale. Yorter &c. . . ae ae : an i oe é pa pre. associations of ever x -) i ttorney < orcacane rg sige: d Brandi«s, of the following brands : ‘a spot of bloom and verdure by the in. Its, and this in the reign of Isabella the ; 1”, coated mp pee places to a considertl How d: : 7 re tS ai nae Fe Usa, Hale Old Sazerac, Otard. Jules. Robin & Co., United Vine: ; Catholic! O h ee . able depth with lava, gave’unmistakable . youth. ow dangerous it 1s to look on NORTH SAN JUAN, NEVADA CO yards, Martelle,Champaigne, Otard, &c. &c. , troduction of water, the. planting of. atholie+ Yurown mother isle was) 4. ce that this volcano had at some. ® Picture or scene that pollutes the imAll busine: taining to the Legal profession aviec —— ‘ j "Og 7 g . _. not more hospitable, and when she did . : F 7 . acinati : 5 cep< strictly and faithfully Rueuedto% eae Philadelphia and Holland Gin, some 440 acres of vines, and surround 10 pitable, did . day presented a more active and terrific 1 Simeeenes or blunts the moral percep Old Tom, Santa Cruz end Jamaica Bum, Monongahela, jing the whole tract with a fence of live . not drive them forth, retained only to appearance. tions; or has a tendency to deaden a ’ ‘ , ‘. Bourbon, Trish and Scotch Whiskey: See: . EF ae. : Ha " aS B ” See ee WM. He MARTIN . ay aso sehreider und Morizette Champaizne: . willows eight feet high. The whole . despoil and insult them. But we will wpizig She Dowel’ ae sense of our duty to God and man. \ 7 @8. Port. Sherry, Ginger, Hock. Sauterne Claret Wines. tS : eo SRE 8 YS. ——J. ae : rongghegiese Py S * 2 aging, r Assorted Case Liquors _ work cost $45,000. Hat pursae: the sickening :eatalogne::of Brown, the funny author of “Yusef,” a a ee ; ' ] $ NS) . ) se ee il ATTORNEYS AT LAW, fas q ee) =a TAT Se aS eee their past wrongs, which are only allu18 y ’ . the San Andreas Independent on the in£9~ Vive. corner of Commercial and Pine streets, ant SYRUPS. Horizontant Wetis.—Under this ti. tad te or : ae . lately delivered an able lecture on the CE EE EE LES BOSS near the Court House, NEVADA CITY. lotr +. extennimenntnck : 60 ste in ey. art. ‘ ' : . ; de or thie purpose @f showing tne! F ¢ t preierBap wm eae oy nein we EE a eT eee eer eps tle the Culturist for Mareh hasan article; bis — i whale fishery, in the course of which he hich ch fi ee eee ee Breese ee 1.0 NILES. . : i : ¥ in. OME ef a vulgar prejudice. With all} Stee erica ment which characterizes so many of the : recommending the running of tunnels In. gave a graphic description of the manrn nl bs at McCONNELE & NILES, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Will practice in all the Courts of the Lith Judicial District, and in the Supreme Court. . Orrics—Kidd's Brick Building. up stairs. ---—_4—~-— A Card. WM. RANDALL, SURGEON, Main street, North San Juan. North San Juan, March 4th, 759. 29ti M. VROOMAN, M. D., Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Office at the San Juan Drug Store, Main street, North San Juan, Nevida county. March 17, °57. 31 qy . €. WIiLjION HILL, Attorney at Law, WILL attend promptly to all business confided to his care in Nevada an adjoining counties. Office — In Abbott's Building, NEVADA. WM. EICHELROTH, German Physician and Accoucheur, (Deutseher Arst.) 89 Residence, corner Flume and San Francisco streets, 105m* North San Juan. “W. A. KITTREDGE, M. D. Moore’s Fiat, Nevada Co., Cal. SOF PERS his services to the public as a Physician and Surgeon. 213m tf16 Reasonable Prices. San Juan North, Nov. (7, 1857. {1 3m] C. SCHARDIN & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealersin Wines, Liquors, Cigarsand Tobacco. Also— a general assortment of FRESH AND DRIED FRUITS, And Confectionery. SOUTA SIDE OF MAW STREET. North San Juan, Nov. 17, 1857. {1 tf] ilegrany Saloon. BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS! FORD & SPENCER NFORM« the lovers of this noble gume that they will find at their Saloon ia: Alleghanytown, Two Marble Bed Billiard Tables, which are in excellent condition. The Bar Ts alwaysstocked with the best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. The proprietors will a'so spread a Free Lunch Every Night! Alleghanytown, Oct. 23, 1853 > HLumdyer Dealers, Lumber, Lumber ? ‘to hill sides for the purpose of procur_ing water, instead of sinking perpendicular wells. Most farm houses are loca‘ted at no great distance from the foot of . . hills and ridges with the view of ren-. ‘dering availuble the water from some pure spring issuing from their sides; and . in such situations horizontal wells, or tunnels, would be most economical and . practicable. The water could be more . easily conveyed from them, any ordinary . pressure more readily obtained, the . water be kept more pure, clean and soft, .

and never liable to give out . ult, Eons geen eeiagy), oi Tur Exoqurnt Croturs THIEer.— . An incident lately transpired at San . . Francisco which reminds one of the . . famous trial of Eugene Aram. ‘man by the name of Henry Stewart . was brought before the Police Court to . . receive sentence for several adroit thiev. . our boasted liberality we still persecute the children of Israel, in blind obedience to motives which admit of no justification. Not by faggot, and rack, and imprisonment, and robbery, and usury laws, and exile do we express our hatred, but by withholding social fellowship, by public contempt, by the mean habit of 'ealling them all rekbers and ‘ damn o ner of capturing a whale, accompanying the same, as we learn from the San Bae é. F i ‘ Francisco Herald, with an illustration of a tar at the mast head, singing out, —‘“thar she blows!’’ as the spout of the isea monster first meets his vision. . young men of America, and which is justly entitled “a great national weakness. The editor observes that “ every trade, art or profession requires some preparatory lessons, save that alone of the politician. He, like the brain-be“Where, away?” shouts the captain; ! votten daughter of Jupiter, is presumed . ‘Three points on the lee bow,” replies the lookout. And then commences a . scene of the greatest bustle and excite. to be instantly endowed with the utmost wisdom, and equal to any occasion.” — Jews.’ It isone of the misfortunes of} ment. The boats are lowered, and off . After portraying the misery and degrathe Hebrew people that Christian intolerance has confined them until late years to avocations which tend to narrow ithe feelings and develop sordidness ; though in the exhibition of these traits they are not at all peculiar, nor are these traits universal with them any more than with us. We have forced them to be to eke out a subsistence, and to be secretive and distrustful, in order to secure their gains from our unholy clutches. . they go. Suddenly the whale rises within a i few yards of the mate’s boat, and the imate cries out; ‘‘Pull boys—tlook there —look at that hundred barrel fellow— ‘Jook at that mountain of sperm—there’s '$3,000 just as good as gold in that . bank ;—now give it to him, John Tabor, . [every sailor’s name is Tabor, . and look jout with your harpoon !”’ Now A young . economical, even parsimonious, in order they approach, and whiz goes the har'poon, and off goes the whale. Let out i'theline. There; sixty fathoms is enough ; ‘check it. The line is checked, and ‘ gracious !—off they go atthe speed of ing operations at various clothing stores: . By ages of hateful cruelty, unredeemed fifteen knots. Then he rises to breathe, dation which attach to a chronic office seeker who is not successful, our cotemporary chus finely concludes : Say you succeed ; that you achieve the fortune of that one lucky man in ten thousand; that your vanity is held in check by avarice, or your aspirations sustained by a lordly ambition. What then? From the first of these passions every generous and noble mind shrinks with loathing and disgust. It is the she wolf which hunted po r Dante to the gates of hell, more terrible than the lion or the spotted panther. We wilk not do the young the 1njustic? to believe that their desire for office is caused by &s-Special attention given to all —— requiring when he astonished and interested all, by the least ray of that charity which whenthe mate strikes him with his : : It is surgical aid. 12t raat : Ie ere EE, 1 t]s d 7 ees “churning” so mean a passion as avarice. 1 = Ss Fee sings ak F 'is the Cbristian’s boast, they have been . /ance, and conimmences “churning we : . , HE undersigned take this opportunity to inform present by ris1bg and making an eloquent ast, taey that is, turnine the weapon in the monambition that impels them. Let your B.S. OLDS, M. D., HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. -OFFICE, UL at Moore's Hotel, Moore’s Flat. dtf Business Carils. RO tn tt ene BAM. ABBEY, Wews Agent and Expressman. Runs a Daily Express from North San Juan to Sebastopal, Sweet3 land, Birehville and French Corral. California and Atlantic Papers for Sale. J. E. FULLER, EXPRESSMAN AND GENERAL AGENT, Runs a Daily Express from amptonville to Galena Hill, Young's Hill, Indiq “an Hill. Indian Valley, and Railroad Hilt. California Duilies and Weeklies, and Atlantic papers and periodicals delivered promptly Agent for the Hydraulic Press. &g-Cvilections made. ———$$—$$ ———————————————___—_——_ GEORGE THEALL, 2Expressman and General Agent. Runs a Daily Express from Forest City to Alleghanytown, Chips’ 5 Flat aud Minnesota. Ke California and Atlantic Newspapers and Magazines on hand and delivered to order. “@a we_Agent for THE HYDRAULIC PRESS. ee en the public that they have recently purchased of French & Sawyer, their new and splendid steam sawmill, situated at Central Ranch, near San Juan. where they are now prepared tofurnish on the shortest notice Sluice and Building Lumber, and Blocks of all kinds. All Orders satisfactorily filled and promptly delivered. J. F. CLARK, J, B. JOUNSON. Central Ranch, Apri! Sth, 1858. 21 tf LUMBER! LUMBER!! HE PROPRIETORS OF THE North San Juan Saw-Mill take this opportunity to inform the publicthat they have recently purchased the above-named property, which has been refitted at great expense. and that they aré now prepared to furnish And Blocks of al! kinds. on short notice. All orders satisfactorily filled and promptly delivered. Wa. H. SEARS,...Agent. January Ist. 1858. itt Franchere’s Stationery Depot HE subscriber has just received from New York, direct, a cheice stock of Varieties in his line of business Amongst other things he hasa lot of Rodgers’ Pocket Cutlery, appeal for merey. A portion of his. speech is published, from his own cor. rectly written manuscript, in the daily Times. He contended that his ultimate . ‘design was an honorable one, and that ‘he only resorted to dishonesty as a temporary aid after failing in everything . else. He said he had worked hard at , everything that offered, and although . he possessed experience and education . ito qualify him for better positions, he . . be obtained, to work alternately in sa. loons, restaurants, at the sand _ banks, NEW GOODS! NEW GoopDs! ‘iving carts and baker’s wagons, in. race W prey stables, and even in kitchens. He closed with these words: “T appeal to your Honor’s feelings, ‘and entreat, as you love to see a man, walk the paths of honor, not to condemn me in such a way that I shall have no. inducement left to pursue a better course taught to look upon us as natural foes, and to treat us as such. It is wonderful that they have come through such an ordeal possessing the noblest qualities ; —wonderful that such a people should now furnish the world with musicians, ‘whose strains all are singing—with sculptors, whose works are treasures of art—with writers, and statesmen, and financiers of splendid ability and repute. Americans should be the last people Sluice and Bailding Lumber, . had not hesitated, when such could not . on earth to have ever upon their lips an opprobrious epithet stigmatizing the character of a whole race, and thata hose religion is blended with our own, whose bible we still call holy, whose traditions are our most familiar knowledge, whose very names we bear and love. Every American young man should blush to re-echo the expression of a prejudice which is the hateful offster’s lungs. This is the dreadful moment. The infuriated and dying animal throws its flukes high in the air, PRL all around in a sea of foam ; the sea is turned red with gore; the red . current ascends from his spout, and his last flurry, when he ‘‘does a tail unfold that would freeze thy young blood.” Woe to his tormentors should his eye mee ona so * * * The sperm whale averages about eighty feet, but has been found measuring 105 feet, and the right whale . from 60 to 70 feet. A single whale ' sometimes furnishes 125 barrels of oil. Fifteen or twenty barrels of spermacetti are taken from the head of a sperm whale. The whale is believed to have more blood than a quadruped, and of a . finer quality; but the brains of a large oun were found to weigh but six pounds and four ounces. The whale is therefore not dissimilar to some of our modern aristocracy; they can boast of good blood, but very little brains! ambition be gratified then, until you have reached the topmost round in the ladder of political fame. The chances are that each step has caused you a sacrifice of honor or friends. And wher you have attained the dizzy hight if you cast a backward glance, you must possess. a heart of adamant and a conscience of India-rubber, if you ever again enjoy a night of sound repose, or a stomach of healthy digestion. At best, and after the most honorable life, resulting. im gratified ambition, the incumbents of political greatness dwell among enewies and in constant ear-shot of croaking detraction. Their friends are but parasites; and their honors an estate in reversion to tombs and the memories of the dead: “He who ascends to mountain tops will find The lofties: peaks most clad with ice and snow; fle who surpasses or subdues mankind Must look down on the hate of those below.” A Currous Custom —The Gleaner gives an account of a curious custoni which obtiins at Vienna. The TurkoIsraelitish community bury, every eighth J. W. SULLIVAN'S _— hea Oe ine in the future. With the bitterest anspring of tyranny—should rn © pol“Father Cesar,” a nezro of 130 to. Year, the copies of the sacred books ; eee Genuine Havana Cigars, . guish of heart—with the intensest feellute his lips with an unjust aspersion, . 5 45 ena “thy died baeks in Coving-. Which are no longer serviceable. The GREAT PACIFIC EMPORIUM, nD General Agency af Periodicat Literature, AND SOLE AGENT F°R “THE CALIFORNIA nse Be on oa Gilifornia Bost Mi : Mi : aeesmen nN” F Courter dee Beats Onis, ~ New York Herald, Tribune and Times. which he will warrant as such. A handsome collection of Girt Boobs. 2 Valentines! Valentines!! Valentines!!! Of every variety. from the broadly comic to the deeply sentimental, from the side-splitting to the heart bursting. — ings of sorrow for what I have done, I} ask you not todash at one fell swoop, all the honorable hopes of a life-time.” that is equally vulgar and profane. Paper AND Raes.—There are in the He was sentenced to. one year’s im-. United States nearly eight hundred paprisenment in the county jail. per mills, which produce two hundred millions of dollars worth of paper. To ton, La. He was the oldest man in the United States, and boasted that a bun: dred yearsago he was a kingin Africa. He was bed ridden for the last quarter of acentury, but was in full possession of his mental faculties. pious and charitable pay large sums for the privilege of possessing the place where the books are buried, for the honor of digging the pit, and for that of placing the books therein; and besides this the books themselves are sold, like &e., dc. dc. fine assortment of French Tinted Studios. . Hrs a WASHINGTON STREET, NEXT TO — OFF cocaine even ae to call at the Pont-Ofice The total Chinese immigration to this produce this large amount of paper, —————___—_—_—__—— the above privileges, at auction to the — Saw Franc ttt Building ang examine fi r themselves. 24tf 1s about sixteen million dollars’ worth of. The news of the admission of Oregon . highest bidder. The burial then pro en Seeds? é Framed Pictures! eee at SAMUELSON’S, if you wan PICTURES THAT ARE PICTURES! A large variety just received. State from 1849 to 1857, inclusive, was 75,301. The number now here is probably about 40,000. 2 rags are required, and this large quantity must be saved from the scraps of the domestio circle. was received at Portland without any unusual except hoisting the flags about town. demonstrations of rejoicing, ceeds amid certain solemnit‘es, and the money realized is used for charitable purposes.