May 14, 1859 (4 pages)

be ll THE NEVADA NATIUNA Ly! WREELT PAPER, PUBLISUED'EYRRY SATURDAY MORR XG IN GRASS TALLEY, KEVADA COUNTY, C4 BORKIA. TERMS: for oneyear, (in advance,)...$5.00 Por six months, (in “era ) For three months,.. Siagle copies,.. PRICE OF ADVERTISING. & square of Thirteen lines nenetie. %. . pipeeentbie intwertion:.; S. (. RICHARDSON, . Attorney & Counsellor . wo a eeweweeke . ® . =. IVY £awaesTf have this aay formeda La’ jw Co . p under the 6rm and style of Dibble . DIBBLE & LANSING. . Sept. 15, 1856 . nica: A MN EET er $100,000!!! Ws in Gold Dust, weekly, $100,090, for j which the highest price will be paid—Gold . pn sent to the Minot without charge, except for ExAdvances made at all times om dust sent = the > the Mint. melt gold into bars for parties desiring it. DRAFTS ON THE ATLANTIC STATES, ROTHCHCHILDS'’ DRAFTS ON EUROPF. @MIFCKS at par on SACRAMENTO & SAN FRANCISCO Epecial and General Deyosites received as usual. Collections and Banking Business promptiy attended to. A residence of eight years in Grass Valley, I trurt has made me sufficiently well known. mot to need farther enlargement.—Uflice at the Uld Stand, one deor below the Exchange. HE undersi, partnershi & Lansing A. DELANO. Grace Valley, January 12, 1850 2h New A: rangement, PRIC EN REDUCED. a WESTERN HOTEL. COR, MAIN AND NEVADA STREETS, @RASS VALLEY, wm. WOBBY, Proprictor. Board ant Lodging, ‘per “week. 7 00 To be paid, invariably, in advance. The TALRLE in always spread with the best ihe market aflords, and bool BAR furvirhed with pure Liqure and choice Ciga this Hotel will be Sept open anti: 11 clock, and ell ite patrons are expected to be in by that time termes Vulley Baers 19. ale —n20-tt Empire Restaurant, Mase Street, Grass Valley. @er. of Church St.—two doors abovethe Post Office. . Where he has just itted up, aud furni-hed in good atyle a building for his especial accomedation, and waere he ix prepared to provide— MEALS AT ALL HOURS, may be had tu order. OYSTERS, in any style, SUUIS, of all varieties, MEATS, rUWLS, GAME, SAUSAGES, FISi. boos, PUDDINGS, VEGETABLES, ke. Ke Tw fact, the very best of every thing, im the best o! stylet and ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. Haring fitted up the above establishovemt, with th design of carrying on a a business, Ihave adopted the maxim of “Live and Let Lave,”’ and intend to furnish my customers with amything the market affords, and shall in no case charge more tha a mere liring price. Confidently believing that visitersto our vislage ean no where find equal accommodations for the ame money, linvite all io give me a call, and see for themalves. le J.1f. CLARK THOMAS 8S. Ss. LEVY, Lumber & General Dealer, Valley Lumber Yard, Main Street, opposite Westerm Hetcl, Lumber manufactured GRASS VALLEY. AVING control of ALL I atthe Buena Vistaand Sugar ime Saw Mills, 1 am prepared to sell fUGAR AND YELLOW PINE LUMBER, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, @F A SUPERIOR QUANTITY. LITY AND IN ANY Lathes, bichon, po Shingics, ‘edar Posts, » &e. a! ‘avn direct from the Manefactories, SASH, SASH DOORS, BLINDS, FRENCH WINDOWS, Panel Doors, Newels, Banisters, &e, &c., &e. Which I offer for sale at prices below competition. J. MARKS, CHIBAIP 7 AND Wishes to Cigar 3 . Stor and ts Public genewally that he has always on hes bent, an and is constantly peesivi complete arsort BOOKS. STATIONERY, ERUIT, CONFECTIONERY, TOYS, CUTLERY, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, And the finest Brands of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Which he will sell tosult the times. Hotel K rs Bar Keepers, and Restausants will find it to their advantage to come and examine our stock as they ean buy with a small ‘advance of Rhemember the —, MARKS, Main St. 123 Sm ‘Grass Valley, NOTICE OF a tuenesa” ‘Levy & ar Ww. Meresles & te tbls Gaya. claims by mutual consent, All Ao hari present to Thomas 8. we Py who will continue the business at the old stand) nd those indebted to the late firm will cenfer a faer by immediate payment. THOMAS. S. LEVY, G: W. MARSELAS. ect “we Valley, March 18 1859.I have alsoa Melting Furnaces, and will ; Se _ Nevada National. Nevada Advertisemens. NTY Sv RVEYOR’S : Ornce. OURT HOUSE, NEVADA. L. GAMBLE, J. OSTROM, ty Surveyor. } { Deputy. "ERSONS are hereby cautioned against emoying other Surveyors than such as may be ed from this office. Extract from the Laws of California. 20, Sec 3.—No sorvey or re-survey hereafle by any open: poe the seam surveyor eputy shall Ta « in art within this state. JOHN L. GAMBLE. County Surveyor o a SREAE TAREREE OF Lge and at Prices Peay Dollare, upward. a you would not be behind the tiyeee'e give the P> G IFT ENTERTAINMENT AT HAMILLON PRBARER ON SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1859. cen oeniiticacentiy ONE DOLLAR EACH, Admi.ting the Bearer toa Theatrical Entertainmant and to a (= CuanceE ror A Prize. THE DRAWING TO BE DONE BY A COMMITTEE SELEC TED BY THE AUDIENCE LIST OF FRILES, 5 The Detada Bstivral. GEORGE D. ROBERTS Eprror. ——————— GRASS VALLEY, MAY 14. 1859. The following Ineident has often been . mentioned, but it will bear repeating here— } . “ When the Hon, Edward Everett was our . Minister to the Court of St. James. be re. ceived a letter from one of the interior . counties of England. telling him tbat they . had io their Honse of Correction an Ameri. can seaman, whom they were desirous of beingrid of, He wrote back that the man . might be sent to London, where be might be . sent to the United States; adding the snggestion, that if the British Minister at Wash. . ington were applied to in the same way by . the overseers of the almsbouses and wardens of the United States, he would be kept pret . ty busy! The circumstance was related by Mr. Everett, in a publie address a few years since. “I really felt pleased,” said he, ‘at . atime when my own little State of Massachusetts was assisting from ten to twelve _ thousand destitute British subjects annually . to be able to relieve the empire, ‘upon whose . dominions the sun never sets,’ of the only . American peuper qnartered upon it.” A Western Farwer.—Mr. Jaceb Strawn . of Illinois has for Limaelf the reputation of . the giant farmer ofthe West. Twenty-seven NEVADA NATIONAL . JOB PRINTING OFFICE, MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. We have in connection with the Nevana Nawawat , Newsraren Ferantienwext, a JOR OFFICE, capable of executing every description of Jeb Work, on as Orsivess Camps, CIRCULAR, Haxverits, Law Braxee, Puts oF Faxe which will be executed with neataess and dispatch, on reasonable terms Inu. Heaps, Baut Ticners, . Booxs and Paurniets, Erc., Postexs, Prookauurs, . gE Smith O'’Bricn’s Idens of America, Smith O’Brien lately made a speech at . Montgomery, Ala., in the course of which he said ; aia He was heartily glad that be kad visited America, as it enabled him to witness the . practical workings of our Government, and to see the condition of hie country-men who had made thie their home of their adoption, He was bighly pleased with what be had . seen thus far and could not but wish this re. public a contiuance of the prosperity it now evinced. He was glad, also, on another account : he was satisfied that there did not exist in America that feeling of antagonism towards Irishmen and professors of the Catholic religion which he had been led to suppote prevailed among the native portion of the population, and which bis countrymen at home eupposed exists here to so great an extent. He would be glad to see Trishmén in America earn the respect of the American people and fit themselves for any station they might be called upon to oceupy He only asked, for them that their nationality , and their religious principles should not operate against them in the event they were called upon to occupy positions of honor, trust or emolument—that they might be regarded as American citzens whenever they proved themselves wort! y onesand then only . ' More than this no Irishman bad a right to expect. Old Mnide. A eprightly writer expresses bis opinion . years ago be settled in Illinois @ poor man of old maids in the following manver :— . His operations were small at first, but con‘‘ 1am inclined to believe that many of the . tinued to increase each year until he had satirical aspersions cast upon old maids, reduced over 30,000 acres of land toa state tej] more to their credit than is generally of cultivation. He has one farm of 7800 imagined. Is a woman remarkably neatin acres, and another of 10,000. He hasusnally ber person, ‘she will certainly die an old in employ from 200 to 300 men, and alarge maid., Is she frugal in ber expenses, and number of horses. Every year until quite exact in ber domestic concerns, ‘she is cut recently he bas stalled from 5000 to 6000 out for an old maid.’ Andif she is kind head of cattle, and has kept other live stook and humane to the animals about her, ovhiaeiiinittnpniinmpiilbaomensitiniialidimns 1. One 64 octave Piano Forte, Bennett & Co., makers, New York .. $400 00 I WILLIAMSON, 2. One Gold Hunting Case Watch, patent lever, full jewelled, I. Beesly, maker, Liverpool, No. 47,115—with one Quartz Seal and Gold KUSCTIORERR, Pe ONE oc ocho kasecccosctipospabbecccsebecssss 20000 L cy come to a in omnes ed the County of 8. One Gold Hunting Case Watch, Patent Lever, Full Jewelled, J. French, eal Estate or Personal Property. HCE -Coiiuscetal.and fins steel, ‘Mivdua. maker, No. 42,408, with Heavy Gold Guard Chaia attached.. 125 00 nda, Nov. 12, 1858.—n16-tf 4. One Massive Gold Cane Head, with Quartz Setting..... 80 00 = — ——-5. One Silver Hunting Case Watch, Patent Lever. Full Jewelled, William RY MEREDITH.] [THOMAS P. HAWLEY. Beesley. maker, No. 24,111, with Gold Vest Chain attached.. 75 00 EREDITH & HAWLEY, . 6. One Gold Watch & Chain (Ladies’) J. Johnson & Son, maker, No. 21,993 65 00 ‘ORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW 7. One set Lava Brooch and Ear-rings—California Mounted.... 45 00 OFFICE—In Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, cor. . 8 Oneset Cameo “ ; : i dagecocesenss 40 00 ner of Pine & Broad Sts., Nevada. 3 . 9 One Large Quartz Brooch ...0.ses00e COoesocceseccroccese 35 00 i ores 10. One “* “ bd Cbecccesdeccccccecece COcsececscccscceece 30 00 Apa snip 11. One Set Quartz Sleeve i a, ebehesesienneceebanns (eee 12. One Brooch and Ear-rings (box and glass.)... $idk sesecedenabe 20 00 SsSATOoni! 13. One Cross and Ear-rings, (jet)....-.5666608 cedeoueqere 25 00 : 14. One Cameo Brooch and Ear-rings... Wikssvebaens iidaele ates :« 30 00 ‘Harrington & Patterson, 15. One Fancy Sresth aad Bieeings. pesesobesebecen bevdece itetoeeces,. Se 0 LONG and pond known on Broad street, =. Gee “ ? . $000000690000 6004s 6b0cereeeoeeeess 18 00 fo pg Be cme tg ob comes ally Ranga 17. One Catiforfiia Locket Pin,...csseeeseeee odlineotana — oe BRICK BUILDING, COR. BROAD & PINE STS. . > a os Brooch _ Ear-rings, (Califoruia Gold.)...00.0. 25 00 OPPOSITE KIDD & KNOX’S BUILDING, NEVADA. . . One Large Gold Locket, (eight glass)...0sseeeeereeceees vos, They hereby tender an invitation to all their old . 20. One Set Brooch and Ear-rings (California Gold and Coral Drops).. 25 00 . patrons and friends to pay them frequent visits, and/ 31, One Set Sleeve Buttons, (Quartz . rer . ‘ 20 00 wey here ledge themselves to give as good } . PSC Ree Or eee ee ee? + Whatton ilotte a 22. One Set Shirt Buttons, (Quartz Setting)... Pe Ea ere oN eRe 18 00 in mae shag ad BLES, ant crest, . 23: One Gold Waist Buckle (California Make) ....0.ceceee cues 2% 00 appendage complete. 24. One Heary Seal Ring, (Quartz Setting) ....ccccceccccceces 20 00 THE BAR i gone op is tbe Gnet stg. 25. One Jet Cross, with Gold Chain and Gold Mounting... Cbiteess 25 00 ei Cae I I cus ae, optamsteag.,,, ee eer NaNO cocccces 20 00 Nevada, Nov. 13, 1998.—n16 tf 27. One Fine Gold Locket, (Two Glass) with Chain i ee no Be Ao SATIRE 28. One Locket Brooch, with Quartz Setting...... 20 00 dal d@ Binss Feundary, . “9° HC 4OCKES Hrooch, with Quartz Setting. ...ceseeecsesseeeres ee ona trae age a aren 29. One Coral Set, Brooch and Ear-rings... Sidsiec dew ‘ 20 00 , 5s ’ 3 PE TION. 6 dsks bicdcceedness00cnnns bbiliv-oe son seedegease 25 00 M A( H ] N E SHO P. 31.& 32. Two Heavy California Gold Buckles—$20 each ... ccs. Ge gyavire established caneives in ” atave bevel. 32. One Heavy California Gold Buckle .. a ee Sesieeewis 22 60 . ness we are now prepared to de n ints “ “ ‘a “ CASTING with ibe 5 a ag We heve 34. One Fancy Cannes cab hss eaene sec 25 00 touls eu) err to those of any ot ner . foundary in the 55. One si ba OP EAs flr 0 aia ae ea. 00.sca da asc. 10 00 ountains, ane erns fora kinds of Saw Mill . oa oust batt Machinery. hanpe ro Cor Wheel 36. One ° 4 bad “and Crucifixion. pia ndhbeene< 15 00 rem ” ne etete a mts for Bric Ld “ ‘ “ “ Bulbine. ear eal gece Posts ae. We will 37. One a i Te aeceneupeetiay cme Co eceerecence 8 00 also build STEAM ENGINES of all kinds, from § to 40 3s. One “ ‘ “ “ and Gold Neck Chain. ee eee sae ; 15 00 “Seokane made to order, at theshoricat 39. One Enamelled Gold Locket and Gold Neck Chain 25 00 notice. ; 40. One Heavy Gold Cros..... . ee . Castings of every description, prempti i phe ne TUNER LARGE LATHFS in running orler — a.18 00 sme orders quicker that any other shop ie the 42. One ? ri Vest Chain. Peete 49 00 mountains, a pee oi 48. One Set, California Mouated, Quartz Sleeve Buttone 20 00 ond tial ethene alg tet Pa it RNS “igs 441. One “ be = 2g Shirt Buttens 18 00 SAN Crees S apeine ae eat, ae 45. One “ Brooch and Ear-rings (painted) 15 00 to 46. One Cluster Pin 15 00 PSS SRC a eae oe sbi 48. One Gold Guard Chain (Ladies) 28 00 LIME! LIME!!! LIME!!! 49 & 50. Two California Gold Brooches—$15 each 30 00 j F* tH BUR can pe of : onpetiot aus my one 51. One Heavy Gold Seal Ring (Quartz Set) . 25 00 stantly on hand and for sale. a ve Kiln on me dee . Wout sr 9 ie anestts of Grass Valley —so Miat 52.58&54. Three Heavy Gold Seal Rings (Quartz Set) $15 each 45 00 . Grass alley erage . 57. ‘tne ed “ “« (Plain Shiela) 13 00 atedesialenio co. GORI BE . . 58. 59&60. Three Set California Gold Sleeve Buttons—$10 each 30 00 es. LMliment at Havaxan . Ol, 62, 63 & 64. Four Set Gold Sleeve Buttons—$5 each . . 20 00 . and 1 OMESTIC cw: me hie Steck may be) 65, 66 & 67. Three Gold Guard Slides, (Quartz Set) $10 each _. 30 00 . ound the following ecleh i Brands :— ba Muaeanes ae PERNAMIAR, 68 & 69. Two California Gold Pins (Quartz $10 each 20 00 . EL RECINT: HE MERVION FLOR, 70 One “ “ “ “ 12 06 ae ee Ee ae arn. 71,72 &73. Three Set California Gold Earringe—88 each. 24 00 j “ 4 Co anaes 74. One 4 wd 204 Mh Nee UMAR 0. c caeeeenens 9 00 eg leg 75. 76,77, 78,79 & 80. Six California Gold Ringe— $6 each. ikeuscee tee 36 00 Telca ine cad, GAUMNEIEN Totanen, qamntnn ene . St> 000 Tange Beek LOGS ...05.-sceeseceneceeee poses. 10 00 shaum and o:her Fancy Pipes, Playing Cards, all. 82. One Small “ " eaeei eee a SE ape ee a ore ee 8 00 anced price.” i Se., whieh a — —83 & 84. TwoClnster Pins—$6 each.. AUGAGNE Cds ois ede Cbecade ve 12 00 SSS 85 & 85. Two Set Cameos (Brooch and Ear-rings) $15 5 each . esweees “ 30 00 T T ee SORES A oo eee Te 15 00 NEW. CL OTHING . 88. One Sett Sleeve and Shirt Buttons...0.s.ccecececccteeeeceees 12 00 G02 00. Twe Masonic Fins— GS Gneds*****. 2. ecccccccicccccccsecees 16 00 BE. Ce GG Be oo cccccsccasscccce eecceh ius biheshseisernasbveee 8 00 92. One “ 7 \Mecsasanees< cada OCC+CESOCNEL SCO’ + coer oeesceee 12 00 . 93. One Pair Cameo Ear-rings, (Fine Gold),...-seeceececeesess 160 . 91£95. Two Box and Glass Pins (with Gold Cover—$12 each... 24 00 . Ge ee I as snc y tbs once cinssvdedesibebessees wien’ 8 00 97 £98. Two Neck Chaine—-SS ench. ..cccscccccccccsscccccss cee) 4668 99. One Cornelian Drop, with Neck Chain.... ba vesbesusieees 12 00 100. One California Gold Cross .. basieee he SU DNbbbecsodeebacrek 6 00 101. One Heavy Gold Pen and Pencil (Extension Holder) .... 15 00 102 £103. Two “ “ with Silver Pencil Case “ “ $5ench... 10 00 ee NN ics 6 loo, che cccehlncbibiesmiedecéacessodsesace 6 00 . SOO. PRION UO — MIEN o.oo ccc cess vectscceseccecccnsoseccooces 10 00 106. One Fine Gold Brooch (Misses) ....--+ buiaekaie oom ones 7 00 Sty MEET WOMEN ogo oo ccc cose tcsscscceesccbhdbocessstoctcests 8 00 DHUVLD i. A DOVOv » 108. One California GoldClasp (Very Heavy).. a diiiacic te a thoieaeid 20 00 , 109. One + coll. RCS Sere TOTES: 8 00 HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS,~ 110. One + Fr MRD, 5.05 ccssrsnniosese aimed 10 00 CAREY Sk GKS BES, CMON IR Soli. odes. sc. ceccecccceeceess enna 10 00 132. One Set Gold Buttons—Plain ....20ceeeeceeeee cee eeeeeees 8 00 CREE TRASH, Shevns, . 11. One «ee i cencsss conse scictenianskerineitiin ia INDIA RUBBER GOODS, . 114 £125. Two Catifornia Gold Seal Rings—$12 each..s0eeceeeee0s 24 00 . Anda full assortment of : 1164117. Two . ” = “ (Quartz Set) $10 each..20 00 BOYS’ GARMENTS. 118, 119, 120, = ve 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128 & 129. Twelve California — Citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity, will please IID co cosccccvcesenes sens eacceseccccesers call and examine his new Stock. 130 & 131. Two California Gold Backles,-$20 CD cnccaie tite ses4es ao. — a . Geeds made of the best matcrialard . 132. One Fine Gold Locket and Chain ....s0++++++> US the latest styles— 133. One Manzaneta Cane—Gold Mounted ... sae taseutenconune 35 00 Alse Warranted Good Fit. 134. One Set of Cameos.—Fine California Gold MenGHOR .cccccccccesss., SO 0 B. NATHAN 135, One Heavy Gold Dele cieccccesecsseseeesereesss ‘eee 5 00 Grass Valley, Nov. 13, 1858.—n16-3m 136. One Pao Silver Hunting Case Watch, Lever. Full Jewelled, William ee Bee ory eae 24,110, with fine Gold Vest Cle gods 90 00 ' 137. One ea’ Gol unting Case Watch, detached Lever, fall Jewe COME TO TIME! No. 12,241, with Gold Guard Chain attached...0+-+-2++. 75 00 Or if you havent time, let Time come to you. 138, One Railroad Time Koeper, Gold Hunting Case, Patent Lever, Full DR. R. B. SHARP, a i ee eS ee 19.958. with Fae Gold Ve Vest Chain attached ” 4 At his®Dentist’s Office, on Mill street, has received ne Chain iets asieunene atiine roth 140. One Magic Case Heavy Gold Watch, Diamond Stem, "Fall Jewelled, Chronometer Balance, R. H. Hess & Co., makers, Liv., No. 60,709, with Quartz Seal and Heavy Gold Buckle attached.. peudde aan 00 TOTAL VALUE OF PRIZES...++: veeeeceee $3,500 00 , in proportionate numbers. A Cotoren Sickues axp Ker Arrain.— . Rev. D. G. Lett, pastor of the African Methodist church in Chicago, was so intimats . with the wife of Dr. Covey, who, as well as her busband, was member of bis church, . nothing can save her from the appellation lof an old maid. In short, Ihave always found that neatness, modesty, economy, and humanity, are the never failing character . istics of an old maid. Ss FRANKLIN'S Suee ancaguamen 1x AN Exaas to excite that husband’s jealoury. Last ris Prixtine Orvice.—When quite a youth . Wednesday, finding the two tete-a-tete in Franklin went to London, entered a printing . his palor, he ran for his pistol leveled it at . bis pa stor’s heart, and, * with an air worthy of a policeman, missed him—missed him at least twice. The pastor fled, but all parties were subsequently arrested. The lady's story is that the conversation was on spiritnal things. The colored population are exc'ted —Jeurnal. Eat Fat Meat. It is tae opinion of the ableat medical men in the country, that fat meat is essential to bealth. Dr. Dixon says the use of oil would decrease the victims of consumptions nine tenths. Dr. Hooker alsosays that without . , fat meat, sooner or later, the body is almost sure to show the effects of deficient calorifi. cation. Young persons who will eat plenti. fully of fat meat will never die of consump. . tion. Those who avoid the use of fat meat . seldom live to a good old age, but die between the ages of 22 and forty-five. Re. member this and prepare your bcdics for a . good old age by eating a plenty of fat meat. [Mason’ec Mirror. GrowrTn oF Axresta—Wen grows for 20 years, and lives nearly 100, The Camel grows 8 years, and lives 40) . years, . ‘The Horse grows for five years, and lives . . 25 years. The Ox grows for 4 years, and lives 15 or . 20 years, The Lion grows for 4 years, and lives 20 or 25 years. The Dog grovs for 2 years, and lives 12 or 15 years. . The Cat grows for 4 years,and lives 9 or . 10 yeare. The Hare grows for 1 year, and live 5_ or 10 years. . The Guinea Pig grows for 7 months, and live s6 or 7 years. ] Rev. Dr Adams. in bis “ Three “Months in . the South,’’ saye—“ every slave bas an inalienable claim in law upon bis master for support for the whole of his life. He cannot be thrust into an almshouse—be cannot become a vagrant—he cannot beg for his living—he cannot be wholly neglected when he is old and decrepit. I saw a white. headed negro at the door of bis cabiu on a . gentleman’s estate, who had done no work . for ten years. He cnjoysall the privileges . of the plantation, garden and orchard ; jis clothed and fed as carefully as though he was useful. Ata place called Harris’ Neck, Georgia, there is aservant who has . been confined to his bed with rheumatism thirty years , and no invalid has more reason to be grateful for attention and kindness.’: Some authors write nonsense ina clear atyle, others sense in an obscure one; some can reason without being able te /otbers can persuade without being able to j reason, office, and inquired if he could get employ. ment as a printer. ‘Where are you from‘ foreman, “ America,” was the reply. “ Ab,” said the foreman, “ from America ! A lad from America seeking work as a printer! well, do you understand the Art of Printing? Can you set type?” Franktin stepped to one of the cases, and ina very brief space of time, set up the following paseage from the first chapter of . the Gospel! of St. John : “ Nathaniel raith unto him, can any . good thing come out of —— ? Philip saith unto him, come and se It was done so quickly, so mai and . contained so delicate a reproof, so appropri. ate and powerful, that it at once gave him . « standing and character with all in the office. ” inquired the . Weman as Seeman ue various Anthors. Catatsxt.—Only he who has nothing to . hope froma woman is truly sincere in her . praise. Mapamge ex Matstenon.—In everything women write there will be thousands of . faults against grammar, but also, to a certainty, always a charm never to be found in . the letters of men. J. J. Rosseav.—Men can better philoso. phise on the human heart, but women can read it better. . Micnerer.—It is a universal rule, which, as far as 1 know, bas noexception, that great men always resemble their mothers, who im. press their mental and physical mark upon their sone. . Mapaw Fer.—A W the love she feels, . ehe inspires, oman frequently resists but cannot resist the love MADAME DE Stat.-—Love, in a woman's . yife is a history ; in a man’s, an episode. Dipsrot.—There exists among women a . secret tie, like that among priests of the same faith. They hate each other, yet protect each others interests. Stant.—No woman, even the most intellectual, believes herself decidedly homely. Dvcpos.—Gr eat and rare heart offerings are found, almost exclusively among women; nearly all the bappiness and most blessed moments of love are of their creatin _ in friendship, especially when it follows ove. Octave Frvitiit.—-Providence has so ordained it that only two women havea true interest in the happiness of a man—his own mother and the mother of his chtldren, Besides these two legitimate kinds of love, there is nothing between the two creatures — vain excitement, painful and idle deusivn. Lewesi.x.—Most of their faults women owe to us, whilst we are indebted to them for most of our better qnalities, Intaaxeseie the dead sea which swallows all virtues, aad tbe self-made sepulchre of a \iving mau.’

be ll THE NEVADA NATIUNA Ly! WREELT PAPER, PUBLISUED'EYRRY SATURDAY MORR XG IN GRASS TALLEY, KEVADA COUNTY, C4 BORKIA. TERMS: for oneyear, (in advance,).....$5.00 Por six months, (in “era ) For three months,... Siagle copies,... PRICE OF ADVERTISING. & square of Thirteen lines nenetie. %. . pipeeentbie intwertion:..; S. (. RICHARDSON, . Attorney & Counsellor . wo a eeweweeke . ® . =. IVY £awaesTf have this aay formeda La’ jw Co . p under the 6rm and style of Dibble . DIBBLE & LANSING. . Sept. 15, 1856 . nica: A MN EET er $100,000!!! Ws in Gold Dust, weekly, $100,090, for j which the highest price will be paid—Gold . pn sent to the Minot without charge, except for ExAdvances made at all times om dust sent = the > the Mint. melt gold into bars for parties desiring it. DRAFTS ON THE ATLANTIC STATES, ROTHCHCHILDS'’ DRAFTS ON EUROPF. @MIFCKS at par on SACRAMENTO & SAN FRANCISCO Epecial and General Deyosites received as usual. Collections and Banking Business promptiy attended to. A residence of eight years in Grass Valley, I trurt has made me sufficiently well known. mot to need farther enlargement.—Uflice at the Uld Stand, one deor below the Exchange. HE undersi, partnershi & Lansing A. DELANO. Grace Valley, January 12, 1850 2h New A: rangement, PRIC EN REDUCED. a WESTERN HOTEL. COR, MAIN AND NEVADA STREETS, @RASS VALLEY, wm. WOBBY, Proprictor. Board ant Lodging, ‘per “week.. 7 00 To be paid, invariably, in advance. The TALRLE in always spread with the best ihe market aflords, and bool BAR furvirhed with pure Liqure and choice Ciga this Hotel will be Sept open anti: 11 clock, and ell ite patrons are expected to be in by that time termes Vulley Baers 19. ale —n20-tt Empire Restaurant, Mase Street, Grass Valley. @er. of Church St.—two doors abovethe Post Office. . Where he has just itted up, aud furni-hed in good atyle a building for his especial accomedation, and waere he ix prepared to provide— MEALS AT ALL HOURS, may be had tu order. OYSTERS, in any style, SUUIS, of all varieties, MEATS, rUWLS, GAME, SAUSAGES, FISi. boos, PUDDINGS, VEGETABLES, ke. Ke Tw fact, the very best of every thing, im the best o! stylet and ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS. Haring fitted up the above establishovemt, with th design of carrying on a a business, Ihave adopted the maxim of “Live and Let Lave,”’ and intend to furnish my customers with amything the market affords, and shall in no case charge more tha a mere liring price. Confidently believing that visitersto our vislage ean no where find equal accommodations for the ame money, linvite all io give me a call, and see for themalves. le J.1f. CLARK THOMAS 8S. Ss. LEVY, Lumber & General Dealer, Valley Lumber Yard, Main Street, opposite Westerm Hetcl, Lumber manufactured GRASS VALLEY. AVING control of ALL I atthe Buena Vistaand Sugar ime Saw Mills, 1 am prepared to sell fUGAR AND YELLOW PINE LUMBER, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, @F A SUPERIOR QUANTITY. LITY AND IN ANY Lathes, bichon, po Shingics, ‘edar Posts, » &e. a! ‘avn direct from the Manefactories, SASH, SASH DOORS, BLINDS, FRENCH WINDOWS, Panel Doors, Newels, Banisters, &e, &c., &e. Which I offer for sale at prices below competition. J. MARKS, CHIBAIP 7 AND Wishes to Cigar 3 . Stor and ts Public genewally that he has always on hes bent, an and is constantly peesivi complete arsort BOOKS. STATIONERY, ERUIT, CONFECTIONERY, TOYS, CUTLERY, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, And the finest Brands of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Which he will sell tosult the times. Hotel K rs Bar Keepers, and Restausants will find it to their advantage to come and examine our stock as they ean buy with a small ‘advance of Rhemember the —, MARKS, Main St. 123 Sm ‘Grass Valley, NOTICE OF a tuenesa” ‘Levy & ar Ww. Meresles & te tbls Gaya. claims by mutual consent, All Ao hari present to Thomas 8. we Py who will continue the business at the old stand) nd those indebted to the late firm will cenfer a faer by immediate payment. THOMAS. S. LEVY, G: W. MARSELAS. ect “we Valley, March 18 1859.I have alsoa Melting Furnaces, and will ; Se _ Nevada National. Nevada Advertisemens. NTY Sv RVEYOR’S : Ornce. OURT HOUSE, NEVADA. L. GAMBLE, J. OSTROM, ty Surveyor. } { Deputy. "ERSONS are hereby cautioned against emoying other Surveyors than such as may be ed from this office. Extract from the Laws of California. 20, Sec 3.—No sorvey or re-survey hereafle by any open: poe the seam surveyor eputy shall Ta « in art within this state. JOHN L. GAMBLE. County Surveyor o a SREAE TAREREE OF Lge and at Prices Peay Dollare, upward. a you would not be behind the tiyeee'e give the P> G IFT ENTERTAINMENT AT HAMILLON PRBARER ON SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1859. cen oeniiticacentiy ONE DOLLAR EACH, Admi.ting the Bearer toa Theatrical Entertainmant and to a (= CuanceE ror A Prize. THE DRAWING TO BE DONE BY A COMMITTEE SELEC TED BY THE AUDIENCE LIST OF FRILES, 5 The Detada Bstivral. GEORGE D. ROBERTS Eprror. ——————— GRASS VALLEY, MAY 14. 1859. The following Ineident has often been . mentioned, but it will bear repeating here— } . “ When the Hon, Edward Everett was our . Minister to the Court of St. James. be re. ceived a letter from one of the interior . counties of England. telling him tbat they . had io their Honse of Correction an Ameri. can seaman, whom they were desirous of beingrid of, He wrote back that the man . might be sent to London, where be might be . sent to the United States; adding the snggestion, that if the British Minister at Wash. . ington were applied to in the same way by . the overseers of the almsbouses and wardens of the United States, he would be kept pret . ty busy! The circumstance was related by Mr. Everett, in a publie address a few years since. “I really felt pleased,” said he, ‘at . atime when my own little State of Massachusetts was assisting from ten to twelve _ thousand destitute British subjects annually . to be able to relieve the empire, ‘upon whose . dominions the sun never sets,’ of the only . American peuper qnartered upon it.” A Western Farwer.—Mr. Jaceb Strawn . of Illinois has for Limaelf the reputation of . the giant farmer ofthe West. Twenty-seven NEVADA NATIONAL . JOB PRINTING OFFICE, MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. We have in connection with the Nevana Nawawat , Newsraren Ferantienwext, a JOR OFFICE, capable of executing every description of Jeb Work, on as Orsivess Camps, CIRCULAR, Haxverits, Law Braxee, Puts oF Faxe which will be executed with neataess and dispatch, on reasonable terms Inu. Heaps, Baut Ticners, . Booxs and Paurniets, Erc., Postexs, Prookauurs, . gE Smith O'’Bricn’s Idens of America, Smith O’Brien lately made a speech at . Montgomery, Ala., in the course of which he said ; aia He was heartily glad that be kad visited America, as it enabled him to witness the . practical workings of our Government, and to see the condition of hie country-men who had made thie their home of their adoption, He was bighly pleased with what be had . seen thus far and could not but wish this re. public a contiuance of the prosperity it now evinced. He was glad, also, on another account : he was satisfied that there did not exist in America that feeling of antagonism towards Irishmen and professors of the Catholic religion which he had been led to suppote prevailed among the native portion of the population, and which bis countrymen at home eupposed exists here to so great an extent. He would be glad to see Trishmén in America earn the respect of the American people and fit themselves for any station they might be called upon to oceupy He only asked, for them that their nationality , and their religious principles should not operate against them in the event they were called upon to occupy positions of honor, trust or emolument—that they might be regarded as American citzens whenever they proved themselves wort! y onesand then only . ' More than this no Irishman bad a right to expect. Old Mnide. A eprightly writer expresses bis opinion . years ago be settled in Illinois @ poor man of old maids in the following manver :— . His operations were small at first, but con‘‘ 1am inclined to believe that many of the . tinued to increase each year until he had satirical aspersions cast upon old maids, reduced over 30,000 acres of land toa state tej] more to their credit than is generally of cultivation. He has one farm of 7800 imagined. Is a woman remarkably neatin acres, and another of 10,000. He hasusnally ber person, ‘she will certainly die an old in employ from 200 to 300 men, and alarge maid., Is she frugal in ber expenses, and number of horses. Every year until quite exact in ber domestic concerns, ‘she is cut recently he bas stalled from 5000 to 6000 out for an old maid.’ Andif she is kind head of cattle, and has kept other live stook and humane to the animals about her, ovhiaeiiinittnpniinmpiilbaomensitiniialidimns 1. One 64 octave Piano Forte, Bennett & Co., makers, New York .... $400 00 I WILLIAMSON, 2. One Gold Hunting Case Watch, patent lever, full jewelled, I. Beesly, maker, Liverpool, No. 47,115—with one Quartz Seal and Gold KUSCTIORERR, Pe ONE oc ocho kasecccosctipospabbecccsebecssss 20000 L cy come to a in omnes ed the County of 8. One Gold Hunting Case Watch, Patent Lever, Full Jewelled, J. French, eal Estate or Personal Property. HCE -Coiiuscetal.and fins steel, ‘Mivdua. maker, No. 42,408, with Heavy Gold Guard Chaia attached... 125 00 nda, Nov. 12, 1858.—n16-tf 4. One Massive Gold Cane Head, with Quartz Setting......... 80 00

= — ——-5. One Silver Hunting Case Watch, Patent Lever. Full Jewelled, William RY MEREDITH.] [THOMAS P. HAWLEY. Beesley. maker, No. 24,111, with Gold Vest Chain attached... 75 00 EREDITH & HAWLEY, . 6. One Gold Watch & Chain (Ladies’) J. Johnson & Son, maker, No. 21,993 65 00 ‘ORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW 7. One set Lava Brooch and Ear-rings—California Mounted....... 45 00 OFFICE—In Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, cor. . 8 Oneset Cameo “ ; : i dagecocesenss 40 00 ner of Pine & Broad Sts., Nevada. 3 . 9 One Large Quartz Brooch .....0.ses00e COoesocceseccroccese 35 00 i ores 10. One “* “ bd Cbecccesdeccccccecece COcsececscccscceece 30 00 Apa snip 11. One Set Quartz Sleeve i a, ebehesesienneceebanns (eee 12. One Brooch and Ear-rings (box and glass.)..... $idk sesecedenabe 20 00 SsSATOoni! 13. One Cross and Ear-rings, (jet).......-.5666608 cedeoueqere 25 00 : 14. One Cameo Brooch and Ear-rings...... Wikssvebaens iidaele ates :« 30 00 ‘Harrington & Patterson, 15. One Fancy Sresth aad Bieeings. pesesobesebecen bevdece itetoeeces,. Se 0 LONG and pond known on Broad street, =. Gee “ ? . $000000690000 6004s 6b0cereeeoeeeess 18 00 fo pg Be cme tg ob comes ally Ranga 17. One Catiforfiia Locket Pin,......csseeeseeee odlineotana — oe BRICK BUILDING, COR. BROAD & PINE STS. . > a os Brooch _ Ear-rings, (Califoruia Gold.)......00.0. 25 00 OPPOSITE KIDD & KNOX’S BUILDING, NEVADA. . . One Large Gold Locket, (eight glass)......0sseeeeereeceees vos, They hereby tender an invitation to all their old . 20. One Set Brooch and Ear-rings (California Gold and Coral Drops)... 25 00 . patrons and friends to pay them frequent visits, and/ 31, One Set Sleeve Buttons, (Quartz . rer . ‘ 20 00 wey here ledge themselves to give as good } . PSC Ree Or eee ee ee? + Whatton ilotte a 22. One Set Shirt Buttons, (Quartz Setting)..... Pe Ea ere oN eRe 18 00 in mae shag ad BLES, ant crest, . 23: One Gold Waist Buckle (California Make) .......0.ceceee cues 2% 00 appendage complete. 24. One Heary Seal Ring, (Quartz Setting) .......ccccceccccceces 20 00 THE BAR i gone op is tbe Gnet stg. 25. One Jet Cross, with Gold Chain and Gold Mounting...... Cbiteess 25 00 ei Cae I I cus ae, optamsteag.,,, ee eer NaNO cocccces 20 00 Nevada, Nov. 13, 1998.—n16 tf 27. One Fine Gold Locket, (Two Glass) with Chain i ee no Be Ao SATIRE 28. One Locket Brooch, with Quartz Setting........... 20 00 dal d@ Binss Feundary, . “9° HC 4OCKES Hrooch, with Quartz Setting. .....ceseeecsesseeeres ee ona trae age a aren 29. One Coral Set, Brooch and Ear-rings..... Sidsiec dew ‘ 20 00 , 5s ’ 3 PE TION.. 6 dsks bicdcceedness00cnnns bbiliv-oe son seedegease 25 00 M A( H ] N E SHO P. 31.& 32. Two Heavy California Gold Buckles—$20 each ..... ccs. Ge gyavire established caneives in ” atave bevel. 32. One Heavy California Gold Buckle .... a ee Sesieeewis 22 60 . ness we are now prepared to de n ints “ “ ‘a “ CASTING with ibe 5 a ag We heve 34. One Fancy Cannes cab hss eaene sec 25 00 touls eu) err to those of any ot ner . foundary in the 55. One si ba OP EAs flr 0 aia ae ea. 00.sca da asc. 10 00 ountains, ane erns fora kinds of Saw Mill . oa oust batt Machinery. hanpe ro Cor Wheel 36. One ° 4 bad “and Crucifixion. pia ndhbeene< 15 00 rem ” ne etete a mts for Bric Ld “ ‘ “ “ Bulbine. ear eal gece Posts ae. We will 37. One a i Te aeceneupeetiay cme Co eceerecence 8 00 also build STEAM ENGINES of all kinds, from § to 40 3s. One “ ‘ “ “ and Gold Neck Chain. ee eee sae ; 15 00 “Seokane made to order, at theshoricat 39. One Enamelled Gold Locket and Gold Neck Chain 25 00 notice. ; 40. One Heavy Gold Cros......... . ee . Castings of every description, prempti i phe ne TUNER LARGE LATHFS in running orler — a.18 00 sme orders quicker that any other shop ie the 42. One ? ri Vest Chain. Peete 49 00 mountains, a pee oi 48. One Set, California Mouated, Quartz Sleeve Buttone 20 00 ond tial ethene alg tet Pa it RNS “igs 441. One “ be = 2g Shirt Buttens 18 00 SAN Crees S apeine ae eat, ae 45. One “ Brooch and Ear-rings (painted) 15 00 to 46. One Cluster Pin 15 00 PSS SRC a eae oe sbi 48. One Gold Guard Chain (Ladies) 28 00 LIME! LIME!!! LIME!!! 49 & 50. Two California Gold Brooches—$15 each 30 00 j F* tH BUR can pe of : onpetiot aus my one 51. One Heavy Gold Seal Ring (Quartz Set) . 25 00 stantly on hand and for sale. a ve Kiln on me dee . Wout sr 9 ie anestts of Grass Valley —so Miat 52.58&54. Three Heavy Gold Seal Rings (Quartz Set) $15 each 45 00 . Grass alley erage . 57. ‘tne ed “ “« (Plain Shiela) 13 00 atedesialenio co. GORI BE . . 58. 59&60. Three Set California Gold Sleeve Buttons—$10 each 30 00 es. LMliment at Havaxan . Ol, 62, 63 & 64. Four Set Gold Sleeve Buttons—$5 each . . 20 00 . and 1 OMESTIC cw: me hie Steck may be) 65, 66 & 67. Three Gold Guard Slides, (Quartz Set) $10 each _. 30 00 . ound the following ecleh i Brands :— ba Muaeanes ae PERNAMIAR, 68 & 69. Two California Gold Pins (Quartz $10 each 20 00 . EL RECINT: HE MERVION FLOR, 70 One “ “ “ “ 12 06 ae ee Ee ae arn. 71,72 &73. Three Set California Gold Earringe—88 each. 24 00 j “ 4 Co anaes 74. One 4 wd 204 Mh Nee UMAR 0. c caeeeenens 9 00 eg leg 75. 76,77, 78,79 & 80. Six California Gold Ringe— $6 each. ikeuscee tee 36 00 Telca ine cad, GAUMNEIEN Totanen, qamntnn ene . St> 000 Tange Beek LOGS .....05..-sceeseceneceeee poses. 10 00 shaum and o:her Fancy Pipes, Playing Cards, all. 82. One Small “ " eaeei eee a SE ape ee a ore ee 8 00 anced price.” i Se., whieh a — —83 & 84. TwoClnster Pins—$6 each... AUGAGNE Cds ois ede Cbecade ve 12 00 SSS 85 & 85. Two Set Cameos (Brooch and Ear-rings) $15 5 each . esweees “ 30 00 T T ee SORES A oo eee Te 15 00 NEW. CL OTHING . 88. One Sett Sleeve and Shirt Buttons.....0.s.ccecececccteeeeceees 12 00 G02 00. Twe Masonic Fins— GS Gneds*****. 2. ecccccccicccccccsecees 16 00 BE. Ce GG Be oo cccccsccasscccce eecceh ius biheshseisernasbveee 8 00 92. One “ 7 \Mecsasanees< cada OCC+CESOCNEL SCO’ + coer oeesceee 12 00 . 93. One Pair Cameo Ear-rings, (Fine Gold),......-seeceececeesess 160 . 91£95. Two Box and Glass Pins (with Gold Cover—$12 each...... 24 00 . Ge ee I as snc y tbs once cinssvdedesibebessees wien’ 8 00 97 £98. Two Neck Chaine—-SS ench. ....cccscccccccccsscccccss cee) 4668 99. One Cornelian Drop, with Neck Chain........ ba vesbesusieees 12 00 100. One California Gold Cross ... basieee he SU DNbbbecsodeebacrek 6 00 101. One Heavy Gold Pen and Pencil (Extension Holder) ........ 15 00 102 £103. Two “ “ with Silver Pencil Case “ “ $5ench..... 10 00 ee NN ics 6 loo, che cccehlncbibiesmiedecéacessodsesace 6 00 . SOO. PRION UO — MIEN o.oo ccc cess vectscceseccecccnsoseccooces 10 00 106. One Fine Gold Brooch (Misses) .......--+ buiaekaie oom ones 7 00 Sty MEET WOMEN ogo oo ccc cose tcsscscceesccbhdbocessstoctcests 8 00 DHUVLD i. A DOVOv » 108. One California GoldClasp (Very Heavy)... a diiiacic te a thoieaeid 20 00 , 109. One + coll. RCS Sere TOTES: 8 00 HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS,~ 110. One + Fr MRD, 5.05 ccssrsnniosese aimed 10 00 CAREY Sk GKS BES, CMON IR Soli. odes.. sc. ceccecccceeceess enna 10 00 132. One Set Gold Buttons—Plain .......20ceeeeceeeee cee eeeeeees 8 00 CREE TRASH, Shevns, . 11. One «ee i cencsss conse scictenianskerineitiin ia INDIA RUBBER GOODS, . 114 £125. Two Catifornia Gold Seal Rings—$12 each...s0eeceeeee0s 24 00 . Anda full assortment of : 1164117. Two . ” = “ (Quartz Set) $10 each....20 00 BOYS’ GARMENTS. 118, 119, 120, = ve 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128 & 129. Twelve California — Citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity, will please IID co cosccccvcesenes sens eacceseccccesers call and examine his new Stock. 130 & 131. Two California Gold Backles,-$20 CD cnccaie tite ses4es ao. — a . Geeds made of the best matcrialard . 132. One Fine Gold Locket and Chain .......s0++++++> US the latest styles— 133. One Manzaneta Cane—Gold Mounted ..... sae taseutenconune 35 00 Alse Warranted Good Fit. 134. One Set of Cameos.—Fine California Gold MenGHOR .cccccccccesss., SO 0 B. NATHAN 135, One Heavy Gold Dele cieccccesecsseseeesereesss ‘eee 5 00 Grass Valley, Nov. 13, 1858.—n16-3m 136. One Pao Silver Hunting Case Watch, Lever. Full Jewelled, William ee Bee ory eae 24,110, with fine Gold Vest Cle gods 90 00 ' 137. One ea’ Gol unting Case Watch, detached Lever, fall Jewe COME TO TIME! No. 12,241, with Gold Guard Chain attached.....0+-+-2++. 75 00 Or if you havent time, let Time come to you. 138, One Railroad Time Koeper, Gold Hunting Case, Patent Lever, Full DR. R. B. SHARP, a i ee eS ee 19.958. with Fae Gold Ve Vest Chain attached ” 4 At his®Dentist’s Office, on Mill street, has received ne Chain iets asieunene atiine roth 140. One Magic Case Heavy Gold Watch, Diamond Stem, "Fall Jewelled, Chronometer Balance, R. H. Hess & Co., makers, Liv., No. 60,709, with Quartz Seal and Heavy Gold Buckle attached... peudde aan 00 TOTAL VALUE OF PRIZES......++: veeeeceee $3,500 00 , in proportionate numbers. A Cotoren Sickues axp Ker Arrain.— . Rev. D. G. Lett, pastor of the African Methodist church in Chicago, was so intimats . with the wife of Dr. Covey, who, as well as her busband, was member of bis church, . nothing can save her from the appellation lof an old maid. In short, Ihave always found that neatness, modesty, economy, and humanity, are the never failing character . istics of an old maid. Ss FRANKLIN'S Suee ancaguamen 1x AN Exaas to excite that husband’s jealoury. Last ris Prixtine Orvice.—When quite a youth . Wednesday, finding the two tete-a-tete in Franklin went to London, entered a printing . his palor, he ran for his pistol leveled it at . bis pa stor’s heart, and, * with an air worthy of a policeman, missed him—missed him at least twice. The pastor fled, but all parties were subsequently arrested. The lady's story is that the conversation was on spiritnal things. The colored population are exc'ted —Jeurnal. Eat Fat Meat. It is tae opinion of the ableat medical men in the country, that fat meat is essential to bealth. Dr. Dixon says the use of oil would decrease the victims of consumptions nine tenths. Dr. Hooker alsosays that without . , fat meat, sooner or later, the body is almost sure to show the effects of deficient calorifi. cation. Young persons who will eat plenti. fully of fat meat will never die of consump. . tion. Those who avoid the use of fat meat . seldom live to a good old age, but die between the ages of 22 and forty-five. Re. member this and prepare your bcdics for a . good old age by eating a plenty of fat meat. [Mason’ec Mirror. GrowrTn oF Axresta—Wen grows for 20 years, and lives nearly 100, The Camel grows 8 years, and lives 40) . years, . ‘The Horse grows for five years, and lives . . 25 years. The Ox grows for 4 years, and lives 15 or . 20 years, The Lion grows for 4 years, and lives 20 or 25 years. The Dog grovs for 2 years, and lives 12 or 15 years. . The Cat grows for 4 years,and lives 9 or . 10 yeare. The Hare grows for 1 year, and live 5_ or 10 years. . The Guinea Pig grows for 7 months, and live s6 or 7 years. ] Rev. Dr Adams. in bis “ Three “Months in . the South,’’ saye—“ every slave bas an inalienable claim in law upon bis master for support for the whole of his life. He cannot be thrust into an almshouse—be cannot become a vagrant—he cannot beg for his living—he cannot be wholly neglected when he is old and decrepit. I saw a white. headed negro at the door of bis cabiu on a . gentleman’s estate, who had done no work . for ten years. He cnjoysall the privileges . of the plantation, garden and orchard ; jis clothed and fed as carefully as though he was useful. Ata place called Harris’ Neck, Georgia, there is aservant who has . been confined to his bed with rheumatism thirty years , and no invalid has more reason to be grateful for attention and kindness.’: Some authors write nonsense ina clear atyle, others sense in an obscure one; some can reason without being able te /otbers can persuade without being able to j reason, office, and inquired if he could get employ. ment as a printer. ‘Where are you from‘ foreman, “ America,” was the reply. “ Ab,” said the foreman, “ from America ! A lad from America seeking work as a printer! well, do you understand the Art of Printing? Can you set type?” Franktin stepped to one of the cases, and ina very brief space of time, set up the following paseage from the first chapter of . the Gospel! of St. John : “ Nathaniel raith unto him, can any . good thing come out of —— ? Philip saith unto him, come and se It was done so quickly, so mai and . contained so delicate a reproof, so appropri. ate and powerful, that it at once gave him . « standing and character with all in the office. ” inquired the . Weman as Seeman ue various Anthors. Catatsxt.—Only he who has nothing to . hope froma woman is truly sincere in her . praise. Mapamge ex Matstenon.—In everything women write there will be thousands of . faults against grammar, but also, to a certainty, always a charm never to be found in . the letters of men. J. J. Rosseav.—Men can better philoso. phise on the human heart, but women can read it better. . Micnerer.—It is a universal rule, which, as far as 1 know, bas noexception, that great men always resemble their mothers, who im. press their mental and physical mark upon their sone. . Mapaw Fer.—A W the love she feels, . ehe inspires, oman frequently resists but cannot resist the love MADAME DE Stat.-—Love, in a woman's . yife is a history ; in a man’s, an episode. Dipsrot.—There exists among women a . secret tie, like that among priests of the same faith. They hate each other, yet protect each others interests. Stant.—No woman, even the most intellectual, believes herself decidedly homely. Dvcpos.—Gr eat and rare heart offerings are found, almost exclusively among women; nearly all the bappiness and most blessed moments of love are of their creatin _ in friendship, especially when it follows ove. Octave Frvitiit.—-Providence has so ordained it that only two women havea true interest in the happiness of a man—his own mother and the mother of his chtldren, Besides these two legitimate kinds of love, there is nothing between the two creatures — vain excitement, painful and idle deusivn. Lewesi.x.—Most of their faults women owe to us, whilst we are indebted to them for most of our better qnalities, Intaaxeseie the dead sea which swallows all virtues, aad tbe self-made sepulchre of a \iving mau.’