May 19, 1860 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA NATIONAL A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY SATCRDAT MORNING, AT GRASS FALLEY, NEVADA CoUNTY, cat. TERMS: . (in advance,)..+. .85,00 pooceetsaths, lastee. ae For three months, ..+ --eeeeeee* Slagle copies,..65 «+ «+ ecceeteee PRICEOF ADVERTISING. aquare of Thirteen Lines first insertion.$1.50 Subsequent insertion..e+e+++see+++" 00 00 bets Grass Valley Advertisements. §. C. gy women Attomey, . 2 eae or AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 1 Pines = Nevada nid adjoining Counties. Welcan collecttwo months’ pay, back pay, extra vations and transportation expences for all teamsters fm the Utah Expedition. Information free. Particular attention given to all kinds of Conveyancing. OFFICE—On Mill St. at the Room former! pied by E. W. Spoffiird, Esq. ly oceu27-tf E. W. MASLIN, DISTRICT ATTORNEY Will Practce in all the Courts of Nevada County, UFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE, ne-18 tf NEDVADA. S. C. RICHARDSON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE romptly attend~o all business confided to in the rich mining town of Grass Valley. ee Nevada National. VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY. Humbug! Not Having Confidence in the NEWLY DISCOVERED SILVER MINES We have concluded to try our luck again and we invite all eur friends and the public . geuerally to our New Clothing Store, KING & OTHET’S BRICK BUILDING, MILE. STREET, where wehave on hand achoice assortment o CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, and a Splendid Stock of Gent’s Furnishing Goods, &c., which we offer for sale at ae VERY LOW PRICES! -@ RS ccs OPPOSITION TO ALL OUR COMPETITORS, OFFICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, . The new firm is under the name of At the Room, formerly occupied by E. W. Spofford. LUMBER LUMBER, At the Mount freorge Mills. ‘We are§ prpared to fill Orders for all kinds of ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, On the Shortest Notice, and at the LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH. gar We have on band a Large Lot of Seasoned SuP. BERWIN & BRO. HENRY BERWIN, only Disuwasuer. Store in King & Othet’s Brick Building, on Mill Street, Grass Valley. Be Remember Henry Berwin in his new business . of Dishwashing. NEW STORE. NE W GOODS. The Subscribers baving completed their GRASS SAT Viemsisitn wonters N & €O.,Importer and’ Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS & SHOES SAN FRANCISCO, Have in store a large and complete assertement of BOOTS AND SHOES, To which they disire to call the special attenion of All dealers in their line. We have recently enlarged our Store and appropriated the second floor exclusively to WOMEN’S. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S $8055, To which we are giving partieular attenion, and of w hich we have every variety and description, o our assortement of Mien’s, Boy's and Youth's Boots aud * Shoes Is also large and complete, and comprises Goods adapted to every district of country in California and Oregon. Having supeior advantages and facilites for keeping our stock well arsorted and constantly replenished by fresh accessions from all the best manufactures at the East, we are prepared to meet demands and fill orders from all parts of this Coast, at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. Merchants visiting the city will find it to their inte est to call and examine our stock before purchasing at auction or elsewhere. Roberts, Morreson & Co., 3-m. 70 California Street. . { Nevada Iron and Brass Foundary,. > wactini TINE SHOP. W. S. MAKERZi1E, Manufacturing Jeweler {Main Street, Grass Valley, (Three Doors abowe Cheap John’s, ) § now prepared tomanutacture toorder all kinds YEWELAY, Diamond Seuting, Qhartz Gold Work te., Ete. ae Ba New and Choice Designs, for Quaptz, orother . is Jewelry got up to Order. QUARTZ JEWELR FURNISHED To OBDER, At the shortest noticé, and CHEAPER er Establishment in the State. Watches, Jewelry und Guns, Repaired and warrmnted to give satisfaction, Constantly on hand—A lorve and Well Se lected assortment of JEWELRY. which he will sel as Cheap ns the Cheapest. Grass Valley, August 10, 1855 itf LF wv thanany oth? * \r Tarta DR. ROSENBAUM'S CELEBRATED STOMACH STOMACH BUTTERS. FOR THE CURB OF Dyspepsia, Indigesten, Constipation, Loss of Appe tite, or any Bilious Complaints arising from a morbin action @f the Stomrch or Bowels LI. OF THESE DIgEASES YOU WILL SOON be 41 relieved of by the use of these Bitters as per direction on the bottles, This great anti dispeptie is the result of profound and elaborate studying of one of the most celebrated physicians of the present century, in the accemplisiment of whieh he has freely spent both time and money. We de not hes tate to affirm that where Dr. Rosenhaum's Stomach Bitters aro used‘ a case of Fever and Agun cannot occur. It has been analyzed by the most scientific chemists in the Medical Faculiy, and is new pre scribed by nine-tenths of the Physicians of th land. MAY, 19. 1860. THE NEVADA NATIONAL. “ . and reckless profitgacy will become revoltNEVADA NATIONALE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING * MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. We have. in connection with the Nrvapa Naviowa Newsrarnn Eetantmnment, » JOR OFFICE, capabl oF executing every description of Job Work, such « Business Carps, Pius. Hears, Law BrasKkes Batt Tickers, Prockas’rs, Brtisor Fark Booxs and Paxratete, Ere will be execu ted with neatness and on reasonable tetme Crnertars, Haxpurtts, Postxhs, NO. 43, which dispatch a Prive.—A just pridis the most beautifal manifestation ef human character—a dis position to be cultivated and encouraged at every age and in every condition. Pride is the maintainance of a spotless character and pure life—pride in the performance of . noble and generous actions—pride is doing , All . the teat we can, and emulating the virtues IE bs ine hikes sia — itself. . of those who transcend us—pride in all things ’ #) Analogy,” unpresses the im-. that tend to elevate the mind and beart, and Portance ofeareful sell-discipline and firm / that, however the vulgar and vicious ‘may ge te temsation, as tending to make . regard us, insure to us more of the esteem sn mene so that at length it may be. of the virtuous. fortified by such pride we vs a “ake Cet on —— way can, in the midst of poverty and trial, main Se ee ‘longing to the body,” . tain the dignaty of manhood, and tise by rete ys, “are produced by external acts, 80 force of self respect superior to every mispo of rs mind are produced by the exe-/ fortune, For after all the homage paid to re osladl app an é ' g upon t — the true man~-that counts in the great battle ip obe: ience, veracity, justice . y¢ jife, and on the pages of history, What and charity. And again, Lord Brougham has not such a man accomplished, in spite says, when enforcing the i:mense import . of theao-called adveutaces of « fortune—in ance of training and example in youth, “ I) te of ‘iia birth “tgnatile caste, aad trust everything under God te habit, on < m" ig: ' 1 ; ae which in all ages, the lawgiver, as well as er inane the schoolmaster, has mainly placed bie re. ae’ ver the record of those who have liance ; habit. which makes everything easy . ee ois a i d sce nic few were fi ; de us . and casts the difficulties tation . om . eee eee Se Senate j bern and nurtured inthe lapof sensual . pride, The pioneers, the leaders of our from a wonted course,”’ Thus make sobriet i BSape + snr tepean te latemperrace have been chiefly of the humblest origin ‘ul; make prudeuce a habit . so far as temporial surroundings were cencerned. To the brave soul, proud ef its Impentance or Goop Haprrs.—Man, it has been said, isa bundle of habits, aad habit is @ second nature. Metastasio entertained so strong an opinion as te the power of repetition in act and thought, that be said: bit in mankind, } . worse, inherited j r Pine and Dressed Flooring; also Fencing, Rough . Bearéa, anda fine assortment of Dimension Lumber. . ga” HAY and BARLEY taken in exchange for . Lumber. n Try them—test them—on jour costitution . and go your way rejeicing, Are you dpspeptic !—take these Stomach Bitters. Are you billious ? relioved at onec. ] AVING established ourselves in the above business we are now prepared to do all kinda of CASTING with neatness and despatch. We have tools superior to those of any other Foundary in the NEW, FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, . On Main Street, Gross Valley, Have just opened one of the Largest, and . ing to every principle of conduct which reg. alates the life of the individual. Hence, the . —try one of the bottles, and be . necessity for the greatest care and watchful. : manhood, and ef continuance ef lefty faspi. rings all conquest is possible and easy, and Orders will be promptly attended to, and delivered by our teams, if desired, in Grass Valley or Nevada 47-fr SAMUEL McFARLAND, Agent. Amportauzt to Teamsters and the PUBLIC GENERALLY “. 1. DENMAN, y the Public that he has permanently located his CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, Adjoining Mr. Campbell's Sinith’s Shop, Where heis now prepared to Manufacture and Repair Carriages and Wagons of every description, in ihe ext workmanlike manner, and upoa the mostreasonableterms. gg All work warranted. a@ Carriages Painted and Varnished.-@@ Grasy Valley, Oct. 15, 1855. 4-tf Resident GR Dentist. Dr. Harris has located himeelf in Grass Valley, and offers his services asa Surgical ond Mechanical Dentist, To those citizens of the town and surrounding country desirous of first class Dental Operations. €9. OFFICE over Delano’s, Banking house, MAIN STREET, 3-4 J, M. DAYS, WOBIRCRART IY SAILOR Two Doors Below Montgomery's Stone Building, MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. SUPERFINE BROADCLOTMsS, Of Every Shade and Color, PLAIN, BLACK AND PANCY Doeskins and cassimeres. Plain Black and Fancy ks and Silk Velvet VestSilngs. Extra Fine Buff Marsailles and LIGHT COLORED SILKS, Suitable for Party or Wedding Vests. All ef which I will Manufacture to Order, with Neatness and Dispateh. In the latest Style and at Reduced Prices, N. B. Good Fits Warranted. EMPIRE BILLIARD SALOON, Mill Strect, Grass Valley, NEXT DOOR TO CADY’S LIVERY STABLE. The undersignd hereby tenders an invitation to all their old patrons and friends to pay them frequent visits, and they hereby pledge themselves to give as good satistaction as cvere. The Bar, will always be supplied with tLe best o Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, And the Preprietor will spare neither labor nor ex f pense to make the “EMPIRE”? the most comfortable and entertaining place of resort in the County. None but the Best Liquors will be found AT THE EMPIRE As we purchase only from first hands, never Arom the mixers and manufacturers of Tarantulh juce No pains willbe spared be the proprietors, to make every one perfectly at home who may favor them with a call. 24-tf L. F. HUMISTON. J. K. SALE. THE ORIGINAL CHEAP JOHN Sells Here, Day and Night. Held on boys it wen’t take you long, During that time I wiil sing you a song. You may think mea quiz lam so very queer, But you will find that Iam the PATENT AUCTIONEER. TO THE MINERS AND LJ Of Grass Valicy and —” The Cheap John WOULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM AND That he has again Commenced the osm Auction & Commission Business At his Old Established Corner, Which every Child knows, and where he will be twentes the cnene n0 0: geeee-oe peseen Cheap John will feel thankful to all who may call on him at the above locality, and JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES, BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE. AT CHEAP JOHN’S You can find every thing from a Needle to an Anchor. Out Door Sales attended to,—Real Estate —— Sold on ommission, at @ . knds of Quartz Jewel: Centago * gar Mining Claims Sold on Small Commission. anld L. KELLER, Auctioneer. OULD respectfully inform his Old Customersand . . vauted to give entire satisfaction most Complete Stocks of CLOTHING, Ever offered in Grass Valley, and which we are determined to sell at prices, Cheaper than Any Establishment of the kind IN THIS PLAE. Our stock consists of a very large assortment of THE LATEST STYLE OF SPRING CLOTHING, The best atock of DRESS & MINERS BOOTS ever seen inthis place. Also, a good selection of INDIA RUBBER GOODS, BLANKETS, Hats, and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods. We will give tne public achance, once more, of dressing up in fine stvle foratrifle. Call uext door tothe CENTRAL MARKET, J.COMN & BRO. LIQUORS, WINES, BRAN DIES, &C. : . Foreign & Domestic. THE UNDDRSIGNED having made arrangements in BORDEAUX & PHILADELPHIA For a onstant supply of the above Goods, are now prepared to sell to the trade at as low a figure as they can buy from any House in San Franciseo,— Thereby saving Freight amd Charges from San Franciseo to Sacramento. For the Che of our House and Quality of our Goods, we refer to those who have been buying from vs fur the last 10 years. McWILLIAMS & Co., 46 & 48 K Street, Sacramento. N. B. Remember McWILLIAMS & Co., Sacramento. $l-3m rr > J a. &. FAINTER, (Late Omera & Painter.) DEALER IN Type, Presses, Printing Material, PAPER, CARDS, And PRINTERS STOCK generally. 132 Clay Street, near Sansome, (21) San Francisco. {ly} New Discoveries at NED. STONEHILL’S, Well Known Stand, Opposite Delano’s Banking House, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. A fine lot of Figarros, Montoros, La Paz, And other Choice Brands of Cigars, also all kinds of Tobacco, Playing Card Sauff, Pipes, &cs MARYSVILLE, PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. H. HARRIS & CO., [Successors to Harris & Marchand.] E STREET NEAR SECOND, MARYSVILLE, 73 J Street, Sacramente, 105 Sacramento Strect, Sau Franeisceo, Bz Will continue to carry on the business of @Q@ Melting, Refining and As-anying. GOLD AND ORES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, and bind ourselves to pay the difference that may arise with any of the U.S. Mints. Returns made in from six to twelve hours, EN BARS OR COEN. Specimens of Quartz Assayed and Valued. fur Assaying, ths same as in San Francisco. H. HARRIS & CO, October 11th 1859. —tf SCHENCK GLASS WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER Main Street..Grass Valley, Two Doors below the Post Office, and opposite Ben ton’s Exchange > KINDS of niga’ 2 Work done in the neater possible manner, atch Cleaning and Repair ng done at the shortest notice, We havea ry connected with oures tablishment which enables us to manufacture ai ry as cheap as the cheapest.— ‘aaQuarts bearing Gold be: t, or cut toorder, N. B.—All work done at our Establishment war24.+f Terms — Mountains, and patterns forall kinds of Saw-Miji and Qaartz-mill Machinery, Pumps, and Car Wheels from 8 to 16 inches in diameter, lron Fronts for Brick Buildings, Balcory and Awning Posts, &e. We will alse build STEAM ENGINES of all kinds, from 8 to 40 horse power, Eugines made to order, at the shortest notice. * Castings of every description, prompty excented, Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running order we can fill orders quicker that any other shop io th mountains. Any one wanting work done will do well to ca! and exaimne our extensiqe lot rene rq Be Ali Orders Punctualiy Attended to. . W. HEUGHIL Dp. THOM, JOHN MeARTHUR Propreitors. . . r . ; 30m SANFORD’S CIRCULAR FOR 1860! 4 Agency for California Nurserymen, for the purchuse of Goods and Sale of Produce, RB The Subscriber has been appoiated Agent for the foiloving named reliable Nurserymen gand owners of Nursery Stock : Siupson Tuomrson, Suseol Nurseries, Suscol Napa . . County, No Irrigation. Joun Lawrie, San Lorenzo Nurseries, San Lorenzo Alameda County, Ne Irrigation. P, Ssrrm, Pomological Gardens and Nurseries Sacramento, Moderate * A. / Manx Farner, Excelsior Nurseries, San Jose, } Jas. &. Lowe, Peuona Gardens and Nurseries, San Jose, be W. C, Warxer, Golden Gate Nurseries, (floral and . ornamental,) San Franciso. No Irrigation. . Satuer & Cuvren, Owners of Trees, &¢. grown at Alameda, Alameda County ‘* mi B@~ Ye has purchased a large Stock of extra-sized “ Trees, grown in a genial soil at San Jose, irrigated . but onoe during the past season, and has established a Depot in San Francisco, on 118 and120 FRONT STREET, Where he will keep for saie durjng the planting season, (or until his Stock Is exhausted,)the finest . Steck ever offered in this State, of ‘Fruit. Shade aad Oroamental Crees, } Shrubbery, ag = and Greenheusc fants SAPs TLLrs, SHOseB sur, Raspberry, Strawberry, Plaints, Field, Garden & Flower Seeds, &c. . B® Strict attention will be geven to the purchase of all kinds of goods to be found in this market and theis shipment to any part of the State ; also to the . { Are you annoyed by indigestion or constitphtion ? remove the cause by the free use of these Hitter. Have you Fever and Ague—cure and prevent this destrroying disease by the tree use of these Bitters. #@ The sueriority of these Bitters has induced many to put up a spurious article. To prevent de ception in the future, exch core will be branded. MB. JACOBS & CO, jand all Inbeys . which none are geauine 7 2, JACOBS & CO Sole l'roprietors. CAUTION! Comsumers of ROSENAUM'S HITTERS are cautioncap and worthless arputup in this oity th the avowed intenlearned reputation of al agent in all cases The genuine fed on each cork, and i SCR SOR, Rosebaum . aime b our signature on each label N. B JACOBS & CO., Proprietors, Sansome Strreet, Corner of Com reial Street San Francisco, Feb. 15th 1840.—32—gm 1 eeeneiapeenameninapemece ena 7 ose , ‘HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT. The free admissions of all Nations, as well as the . verdict of the leading Hospitals of the Uld as well as the New World, stamp this powerful remedial Agent } as the greatest healing preparation ever made known [to suffering men. Its PRNETRATIVE QUALITIES are . ore than Marventors, thren the external orifices of the skin, invisible to e naked eve, it reaches } the seat of the external disease ; vall external . affections its anti-inflammatory ealing virtues . surpass anything else on record, and is Nature's . great ally. ERYSIPELAS AND SALT RHEUM Are two of the most common and viruleny disorder } prevalent on this continent, tothese the Ointmen is especially antagonistic, its ‘* medns operandi” is . firstto eradicate the venom and then complete the cure. Bad Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers. Cases of many years standing that have pertinacionsly refused to yield to any other remedy or treatment, have invariably succombed to a few applicaions of thix powerful unguent ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN. Arising from a bad state of the bleed or chronic disease are eradicate ndaclear and transparent surface regained by restorative action of this Ointment. It surpasses many of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances in its power to dispel rashes and other disliguremeni« of the face. PILES AND FISTULA, Every form and feature of these prevalent a stubborn disorders is ated locally and e by the use of this emolient ; warm foment. should precede its application Its healing qualities will be found to be thorough and invariable nd eradic * . Both the Ointment and Pills should be. Petbaps,a long batch of gratuitus advice, usedin the following cases: sale of Farm Produce at a very low commission. ™ gg It is belicved that the great reduction in the . price ot Treesand Plants from those of last year, . will induce land owners to plant largels, and to} . such as desire so to do, great inducement will be of . . fered. . Ba No articles will be offered forsale of an in. ferior or of an exceptionable character, and with . this promise a very large share of patronage is confidently expected. sai JASON L. SANFORD. . 25 3m A Large Supply of Fresh Burnt Lime, Constantly on hand At the Kiins on Wolf Creek, Which will be Sold at the Lowest Market Rates, For further information apply at the Kilns, or -idress Eaward Huston, Grass Valley. Terms CASH. @a@BARLEY and HAY WANTED in exchange for IME. Orders Promptly delivered. “tf HAVE YOU READ HAVE YoU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE VOU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE YoU READ HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCEINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH? PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH? $3,00 PER ANNUM. ALSO, ALSO ALSO. THE LITTIE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN 91,25 PER ANNUM ESS, & ROSENFIELD, SAN FRANISCO. E. W. ROBERTS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, GRASS VALLEY, OFFICE— Mil! Street, in the Room recently occu pied by &. C. Richardson, Faq 32-tf Bunions. Mercurial Swelled Glands, Burns ernption, Sore Legs, Chapped Hands, Piles, Sore Breast, Chilbiains, Rheumatism, Sore Heads, Fistulas, Ringwortns, Sore Throat, Gout, Salt Rhenim, Seres of all kinds Lumbago, Sealds Skin Diseases, Sprains, Stil Joints, Tetter, lee’ Venereal Diseases, Wounds of all kinds CHARLES A. CRANE. ADVERTISING AGENCY, 102 MONTGOMERY STREET, {Between Washington and Jackson, } (UP STAIRS.) OPPOSITE LYCEUM THEATER, SAN FRANCISCO. NEVADA NATIONAL, Grass Valley. DAILY BEE, Sacramento. San Axpreas Ivperevpeyt, San Andreas. MARIPosa Star, Mariposa. Cotvesma News, Columbia. Moonry’s Exrress, Folsom. Contra Costra Gazette, Martinez. Napa Crry Heravp, Napa City. Besicia Sentiver, Benicia. Bette Democnart, Orovilie, Mountain Messencer, La Porte, Pracen Covriek, Forrest Hill. Sax Jose Teuecrarn, San Jose, ALAmeps Heratp, Oakland. Santa Crzz News, Santa Cruz, Low ANnGELos Stax, Los Angelos. Daily Oregon Advertiser, Portland, 0. T Tulare County Record, Visaha. Territorial Enterprise, Carson Valley. Alameda County Gazette, San Leandro. Family Circle, San Francisco. Calitornia Culturist, San Francisco. Dalles Journal, Dalles, Oregon Hutchin’s Magazine, San Francisco. THE HOWLAND ROTARY BAP CERY. Earenow prepared to furnish at short notice theabove Battery, and would request the «tte ntion of all Quartz men to it previous to theerection ofa mill. For efficiency in extrating gold, it is becoming celebrated.and we have no hesitance in prononncing its uperior iu every respectto any now in use. At our request MR. ALMARIN B. PAUL, Superintendent of the Oriental Quartz Mill. near Nevarda city bas consented to explain the working of the mill and show ite efficiency to any who may [eel interest and as all can judge of it hetier by seeing itin practical operation, we would refer Quartz men of Nevada county to him. GODDARD, HANSCOM & RANKIN, Pacific Foundry, San Francisco. 46-6m. will bear our signature, without . ms . . i h to bigher goals, it gathers nese ‘ on the marc y Is, " = Pa alipety of any evil habit ; . without effort, the baser spoils ef fortune i aracter is always weakest at that and renown. But there is a mean pride oe cu — 7 nee once given way ; and . and debasing as its conterpurt is elevating . it islong before a principle restored can beland noble It isthe pride of birth witheut . come so firm as one (hat never bas been . personal merit to back it—pride of wealth an Pe . a fine remark of a Russian . inherited or acquired. without virtue or genriter, that “ babits are a necklace of pearls ; . erosity in its use—pride of dresa and equiuntie the knot and the whole unthreads.”’ . page, which knaves and fools, and felons even Whenever formed, habit acts involuntarily, . may compass, Indeed, the lower the quality and without effort: and it is only when you . of pride,,the more offensive and ostentatious oppose it that you find how powerful it has . are its exhibitions. become. What is done once and again soon gives facility and proneness. The habit at first may seem to have no more strength! than a spider’s web; but once formed it binds as witha chain of iron, The small . events of life, taken singly, may seem ex=, «Thursday evening, the 10th, in Sutter . ceedingly unimportant, like snow that falla county, a young man named Stewart, was . Silently, flake by flake ; yet accumulated, . severely stabbed by a man who had been a . these snow-flakes form the avalanche, Self-/ borer on the farm. What the immediate . ae ~ ) cause of the difficulty was we have not yet respect, self-help, application, industry, inlearned, but there bad been some hard words tegrity—all are of the nature of habits, not ‘4 few weeks ago, between the Jaborer and beliefs, Principles, in fact, are but the . the young -oaced on account = oo former * . ee aving induced a younger brother, some essen which we assign to hubiti ; for the twelve years ef age, to leave his father and principles are words, but the habits are the . seek employment abroad. The bey went to things themselves; benefactors or tyrants, . the coast gg hired himself as a ten accordi de << . der of sheep. earing of this conduct on P & er a portion of . him a severe reprimand, and it is prebable our free activity and individuality becomes . that this was the primal cause of the diffisuspended in habits ; our action become of . culty. At any rate. a sert of fight took the nature of fate, and we are bound by the . P!ace, 00 Thursday, between them, in « lane chains whieh h . near the old man Stewart's house. and young ich we have woven around our. Stewart (whose age is about 21) was almost selves.—[ Samuel Smiles. . instantly killed with a knife. Persons at . the house saw the two meet in the lane and scuffle. The scuffle did not last more than a minute; before the antagonist of young Stewart, whose name jis Stepp, left the ground and Stewart fell. Hlastening to him they found that he was stabbed in the side, and lying in the azonies of death. He had twe sisters going to school in this city, and they were sent for Thursday night. “ Old man Stewart,’ as he is familiarly called, has often sold wood in Marysville, and is well known anrong us. So also was the young man who was killed. He had been in town an hour or two before his fatal encounter. Step has not been arrested, although parties are in pursuit of bim. p@ The Marysville Democrat, of Saturday, contains the following account of the 4 killing of s young man on bis father’s farm near Yuba city : Loarers IN 4 Printixe Orrice.—Enough has been said upon this subject to filla large super-royal octavo volume. We have seen loafers read them, and even bave had them to call our attention to what they facetiously called a good hint to loafers. These same mer have arose from ilftir seats and followed . usinto the compositer’s room, where they would cenfuse the whole office for halfan hour, or longer if allowid, with their gab, and . donated to the suppert of the paper. They are always the first te condemn acts of indiscretion committed by those who visit the office on business. They consider themselves . grand exceptions te all general rales about . the office—read copy overa compesitor’s . shoulder—ask him tostop and read some . words that they can’t make out, and to explain the piece generally. We would suggert to such men that they are in danger of . confrentingasbarp column rule. Printers . it sneuld be remembered never quarrel out. side of their columns. Gentlemen wishing to read will stay in the reading room, or expect to meet with loafers treat ment. ga Grant Thorburn, at the age of more than 89 years, sends the following from New Haven : In 1796 I heard a farmer narrate the following incident, Said he when the British . em aaeee troops held possession of New York and the, 7” The San Jose Reporter says the American army lay in the neighborhood of . author of the Panorama of California, now West Point, one morning at sunrise I went . on exhibition at San Francisco, bas sweetly forth to bring home the cows. On passing a. revenged himself on a stage driver in the clump of brushwood I heard a moaning interior, who threw his valise into a mud sound, like @ person in distress ; on nearing . Puddle. He has sketched a scene on the spot I heard the words of man at prayer. painting whieh represents two stages racing The man came forth ; it was George Wash. Ut of Folsom. The coach of the man whe 5 did him the deep injury, is painted red, and ington, the Capt f the Lord's host in ; ‘ apt eee placed behind in the race, and every night the offense of the boorish driver is recounted toa large audience. What terrible retribution to be forever doomed to drive the hind coach. pf The Humboldt Times says that Geo. Graham, Esq., of Eureka, has received @ a letter from his sister, in Virginia, which makes mention of Jesse Wells, the defanlting Treasurer of Ilumboldt county. The letter was written by one who is well known with Wells, and lives a neighber to his father’s family. He was within the vicinity of his home fer several weeks, during which time bis father died. Although his aged parent knew that his guilty son was in the vicinity of the parental roof, heresolved not te see him, a resolution which the pangs of death did not induce him to renounce. The lady writes that Jessie bad several interviews with his sisters, but that even they kept it a secret from their pareats. Q®™ On one occasion, when John Komble played Hamlet in the country, the gentle men who acted Guildensterne was, or imagining himself to be a capital musician. Hamlet asked him, “ Will you play upon this pipe ?”? “ My lord, I cannot.” “T do beseech you.” ‘ Well, if your lordship insists upon it, I shall deas well as Ican.” And to the confusion of Hamlet, and to the great amusement ef the audience, he played “ Ged save the King,” Tre Boston Journal says there isa wealthy batcher in Philadelphia who wears the finest of broadcloth beneath his professional white apron. A magniticent diamond pin sparkles on his shirt bosom while the band that weilds the knife and cleaver is adorned with diamond rings.

THE NEVADA NATIONAL A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, PUBLISHED EVERY SATCRDAT MORNING, AT GRASS FALLEY, NEVADA CoUNTY, cat. TERMS: . (in advance,)....+. .85,00 pooceetsaths, lastee.. ae For three months, ....+ --eeeeeee* Slagle copies,...65 «+ «+ ecceeteee PRICEOF ADVERTISING. aquare of Thirteen Lines first insertion.$1.50 Subsequent insertion....e+e+++see+++" 00 00 bets Grass Valley Advertisements. §. C. gy women Attomey, . 2 eae or AND NOTARY PUBLIC. 1 Pines = Nevada nid adjoining Counties. Welcan collecttwo months’ pay, back pay, extra vations and transportation expences for all teamsters fm the Utah Expedition. Information free. Particular attention given to all kinds of Conveyancing. OFFICE—On Mill St. at the Room former! pied by E. W. Spoffiird, Esq. ly oceu27-tf E. W. MASLIN, DISTRICT ATTORNEY Will Practce in all the Courts of Nevada County, UFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE, ne-18 tf NEDVADA. S. C. RICHARDSON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE romptly attend~o all business confided to in the rich mining town of Grass Valley. ee Nevada National. VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY. Humbug! Not Having Confidence in the NEWLY DISCOVERED SILVER MINES We have concluded to try our luck again and we invite all eur friends and the public . geuerally to our New Clothing Store, KING & OTHET’S BRICK BUILDING, MILE. STREET, where wehave on hand achoice assortment o CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, and a Splendid Stock of Gent’s Furnishing Goods, &c., which we offer for sale at ae VERY LOW PRICES! -@ RS ccs OPPOSITION TO ALL OUR COMPETITORS, OFFICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, . The new firm is under the name of At the Room, formerly occupied by E. W. Spofford. LUMBER LUMBER, At the Mount freorge Mills. ‘We are§ prpared to fill Orders for all kinds of ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER, On the Shortest Notice, and at the LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH. gar We have on band a Large Lot of Seasoned SuP. BERWIN & BRO. HENRY BERWIN, only Disuwasuer. Store in King & Othet’s Brick Building, on Mill Street, Grass Valley. Be Remember Henry Berwin in his new business . of Dishwashing. NEW STORE. NE W GOODS. The Subscribers baving completed their GRASS SAT Viemsisitn wonters N & €O.,Importer and’ Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS & SHOES SAN FRANCISCO, Have in store a large and complete assertement of BOOTS AND SHOES, To which they disire to call the special attenion of All dealers in their line. We have recently enlarged our Store and appropriated the second floor exclusively to WOMEN’S. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S $8055, To which we are giving partieular attenion, and of w hich we have every variety and description, o our assortement of Mien’s, Boy's and Youth's Boots aud * Shoes Is also large and complete, and comprises Goods adapted to every district of country in California and Oregon. Having supeior advantages and facilites for keeping our stock well arsorted and constantly replenished by fresh accessions from all the best manufactures at the East, we are prepared to meet demands and fill orders from all parts of this Coast, at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. Merchants visiting the city will find it to their inte est to call and examine our stock before purchasing at auction or elsewhere. Roberts, Morreson & Co., 3-m. 70 California Street. . { Nevada Iron and Brass Foundary,. > wactini TINE SHOP. W. S. MAKERZi1E, Manufacturing Jeweler {Main Street, Grass Valley, (Three Doors abowe Cheap John’s, ) § now prepared tomanutacture toorder all kinds YEWELAY, Diamond Seuting, Qhartz Gold Work te., Ete. ae Ba New and Choice Designs, for Quaptz, orother . is Jewelry got up to Order. QUARTZ JEWELR FURNISHED To OBDER, At the shortest noticé, and CHEAPER er Establishment in the State. Watches, Jewelry und Guns, Repaired and warrmnted to give satisfaction, Constantly on hand—A lorve and Well Se lected assortment of JEWELRY. which he will sel as Cheap ns the Cheapest. Grass Valley, August 10, 1855 itf LF wv thanany oth? * \r Tarta DR. ROSENBAUM'S CELEBRATED STOMACH STOMACH BUTTERS. FOR THE CURB OF Dyspepsia, Indigesten, Constipation, Loss of Appe tite, or any Bilious Complaints arising from a morbin action @f the Stomrch or Bowels LI. OF THESE DIgEASES YOU WILL SOON be 41 relieved of by the use of these Bitters as per direction on the bottles, This great anti dispeptie is the result of profound and elaborate studying of one of the most celebrated physicians of the present century, in the accemplisiment of whieh he has freely spent both time and money. We de not hes tate to affirm that where Dr. Rosenhaum's Stomach Bitters aro used‘ a case of Fever and Agun cannot occur. It has been analyzed by the most scientific chemists in the Medical Faculiy, and is new pre scribed by nine-tenths of the Physicians of th land. MAY, 19. 1860. THE NEVADA NATIONAL. “ . and reckless profitgacy will become revoltNEVADA NATIONALE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING * MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. We have. in connection with the Nrvapa Naviowa Newsrarnn Eetantmnment, » JOR OFFICE, capabl oF executing every description of Job Work, such « Business Carps, Pius. Hears, Law BrasKkes Batt Tickers, Prockas’rs, Brtisor Fark Booxs and Paxratete, Ere will be execu ted with neatness and on reasonable tetme Crnertars, Haxpurtts, Postxhs, NO. 43, which dispatch a Prive.—A just pridis the most beautifal manifestation ef human character—a dis position to be cultivated and encouraged at every age and in every condition. Pride is the maintainance of a spotless character and pure life—pride in the performance of . noble and generous actions—pride is doing , All . the teat we can, and emulating the virtues IE bs ine hikes sia — itself. . of those who transcend us—pride in all things ’ #) Analogy,” unpresses the im-. that tend to elevate the mind and beart, and Portance ofeareful sell-discipline and firm / that, however the vulgar and vicious ‘may ge te temsation, as tending to make . regard us, insure to us more of the esteem sn mene so that at length it may be. of the virtuous. fortified by such pride we vs a “ake Cet on —— way can, in the midst of poverty and trial, main Se ee ‘longing to the body,” . tain the dignaty of manhood, and tise by rete ys, “are produced by external acts, 80 force of self respect superior to every mispo of rs mind are produced by the exe-/ fortune, For after all the homage paid to re osladl app an é ' g upon t — the true man~-that counts in the great battle ip obe: ience, veracity, justice . y¢ jife, and on the pages of history, What and charity. And again, Lord Brougham has not such a man accomplished, in spite says, when enforcing the i:mense import . of theao-called adveutaces of « fortune—in ance of training and example in youth, “ I) te of ‘iia birth “tgnatile caste, aad trust everything under God te habit, on < m" ig: ' 1 ; ae which in all ages, the lawgiver, as well as er inane the schoolmaster, has mainly placed bie re. ae’ ver the record of those who have liance ; habit. which makes everything easy . ee ois a i d sce nic few were fi ; de us . and casts the difficulties tation . om . eee eee Se Senate j bern and nurtured inthe lapof sensual . pride, The pioneers, the leaders of our from a wonted course,”’ Thus make sobriet i BSape + snr tepean te latemperrace have been chiefly of the humblest origin ‘ul; make prudeuce a habit . so far as temporial surroundings were cencerned. To the brave soul, proud ef its Impentance or Goop Haprrs.—Man, it has been said, isa bundle of habits, aad habit is @ second nature. Metastasio entertained so strong an opinion as te the power of repetition in act and thought, that be said: bit in mankind, } . worse, inherited j r Pine and Dressed Flooring; also Fencing, Rough . Bearéa, anda fine assortment of Dimension Lumber. . ga” HAY and BARLEY taken in exchange for . Lumber. n Try them—test them—on jour costitution . and go your way rejeicing, Are you dpspeptic !—take these Stomach Bitters. Are you billious ? relioved at onec. ] AVING established ourselves in the above business we are now prepared to do all kinda of CASTING with neatness and despatch. We have tools superior to those of any other Foundary in the NEW, FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, . On Main Street, Gross Valley, Have just opened one of the Largest, and . ing to every principle of conduct which reg. alates the life of the individual. Hence, the . —try one of the bottles, and be . necessity for the greatest care and watchful. : manhood, and ef continuance ef lefty faspi. rings all conquest is possible and easy, and Orders will be promptly attended to, and delivered by our teams, if desired, in Grass Valley or Nevada 47-fr SAMUEL McFARLAND, Agent. Amportauzt to Teamsters and the PUBLIC GENERALLY “. 1. DENMAN, y the Public that he has permanently located his CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, Adjoining Mr. Campbell's Sinith’s Shop, Where heis now prepared to Manufacture and Repair Carriages and Wagons of every description, in ihe ext workmanlike manner, and upoa the mostreasonableterms. gg All work warranted. a@ Carriages Painted and Varnished.-@@ Grasy Valley, Oct. 15, 1855. 4-tf Resident GR Dentist. Dr. Harris has located himeelf in Grass Valley, and offers his services asa Surgical ond Mechanical Dentist, To those citizens of the town and surrounding country desirous of first class Dental Operations. €9. OFFICE over Delano’s, Banking house, MAIN STREET, 3-4 J, M. DAYS, WOBIRCRART IY SAILOR Two Doors Below Montgomery's Stone Building, MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. SUPERFINE BROADCLOTMsS, Of Every Shade and Color, PLAIN, BLACK AND PANCY Doeskins and cassimeres. Plain Black and Fancy ks and Silk Velvet VestSilngs. Extra Fine Buff Marsailles and LIGHT COLORED SILKS, Suitable for Party or Wedding Vests. All ef which I will Manufacture to Order, with Neatness and Dispateh. In the latest Style and at Reduced Prices, N. B. Good Fits Warranted. EMPIRE BILLIARD SALOON, Mill Strect, Grass Valley, NEXT DOOR TO CADY’S LIVERY STABLE. The undersignd hereby tenders an invitation to all their old patrons and friends to pay them frequent visits, and they hereby pledge themselves to give as good satistaction as cvere. The Bar, will always be supplied with tLe best o Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, And the Preprietor will spare neither labor nor ex f pense to make the “EMPIRE”? the most comfortable and entertaining place of resort in the County. None but the Best Liquors will be found AT THE EMPIRE As we purchase only from first hands, never Arom the mixers and manufacturers of Tarantulh juce No pains willbe spared be the proprietors, to make every one perfectly at home who may favor them with a call. 24-tf L. F. HUMISTON. J. K. SALE. THE ORIGINAL CHEAP JOHN Sells Here, Day and Night. Held on boys it wen’t take you long, During that time I wiil sing you a song. You may think mea quiz lam so very queer, But you will find that Iam the PATENT AUCTIONEER. TO THE MINERS AND LJ Of Grass Valicy and —” The Cheap John WOULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM AND That he has again Commenced the osm Auction & Commission Business At his Old Established Corner, Which every Child knows, and where he will be twentes the cnene n0 0: geeee-oe peseen Cheap John will feel thankful to all who may call on him at the above locality, and JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES, BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE. AT CHEAP JOHN’S You can find every thing from a Needle to an Anchor. Out Door Sales attended to,—Real Estate —— Sold on ommission, at @ . knds of Quartz Jewel: Centago * gar Mining Claims Sold on Small Commission. anld L. KELLER, Auctioneer. OULD respectfully inform his Old Customersand . . vauted to give entire satisfaction most Complete Stocks of CLOTHING, Ever offered in Grass Valley, and which we are determined to sell at prices, Cheaper than Any Establishment of the kind IN THIS PLAE. Our stock consists of a very large assortment of THE LATEST STYLE OF SPRING CLOTHING, The best atock of DRESS & MINERS BOOTS ever seen inthis place. Also, a good selection of INDIA RUBBER GOODS, BLANKETS, Hats, and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods. We will give tne public achance, once more, of dressing up in fine stvle foratrifle. Call uext door tothe CENTRAL MARKET, J.COMN & BRO. LIQUORS, WINES, BRAN DIES, &C. : . Foreign & Domestic. THE UNDDRSIGNED having made arrangements in BORDEAUX & PHILADELPHIA For a onstant supply of the above Goods, are now prepared to sell to the trade at as low a figure as they can buy from any House in San Franciseo,— Thereby saving Freight amd Charges from San Franciseo to Sacramento. For the Che of our House and Quality of our Goods, we refer to those who have been buying from vs fur the last 10 years. McWILLIAMS & Co., 46 & 48 K Street, Sacramento. N. B. Remember McWILLIAMS & Co., Sacramento. $l-3m rr > J a. &. FAINTER, (Late Omera & Painter.) DEALER IN Type, Presses, Printing Material, PAPER, CARDS, And PRINTERS STOCK generally. 132 Clay Street, near Sansome, (21) San Francisco. {ly} New Discoveries at NED. STONEHILL’S, Well Known Stand, Opposite Delano’s Banking House, Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. A fine lot of Figarros, Montoros, La Paz, And other Choice Brands of Cigars, also all kinds of Tobacco, Playing Card Sauff, Pipes, &cs MARYSVILLE, PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. H. HARRIS & CO., [Successors to Harris & Marchand.] E STREET NEAR SECOND, MARYSVILLE, 73 J Street, Sacramente, 105 Sacramento Strect, Sau Franeisceo, Bz Will continue to carry on the business of @Q@ Melting, Refining and As-anying. GOLD AND ORES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, and bind ourselves to pay the difference that may arise

with any of the U.S. Mints. Returns made in from six to twelve hours, EN BARS OR COEN. Specimens of Quartz Assayed and Valued. fur Assaying, ths same as in San Francisco. H. HARRIS & CO, October 11th 1859. —tf SCHENCK GLASS WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER Main Street....Grass Valley, Two Doors below the Post Office, and opposite Ben ton’s Exchange > KINDS of niga’ 2 Work done in the neater possible manner, atch Cleaning and Repair ng done at the shortest notice, We havea ry connected with oures tablishment which enables us to manufacture ai ry as cheap as the cheapest.— ‘aaQuarts bearing Gold be: t, or cut toorder, N. B.—All work done at our Establishment war24.+f Terms — Mountains, and patterns forall kinds of Saw-Miji and Qaartz-mill Machinery, Pumps, and Car Wheels from 8 to 16 inches in diameter, lron Fronts for Brick Buildings, Balcory and Awning Posts, &e. We will alse build STEAM ENGINES of all kinds, from 8 to 40 horse power, Eugines made to order, at the shortest notice. * Castings of every description, prompty excented, Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running order we can fill orders quicker that any other shop io th mountains. Any one wanting work done will do well to ca! and exaimne our extensiqe lot rene rq Be Ali Orders Punctualiy Attended to. . W. HEUGHIL Dp. THOM, JOHN MeARTHUR Propreitors. . . r . ; 30m SANFORD’S CIRCULAR FOR 1860! 4 Agency for California Nurserymen, for the purchuse of Goods and Sale of Produce, RB The Subscriber has been appoiated Agent for the foiloving named reliable Nurserymen gand owners of Nursery Stock : Siupson Tuomrson, Suseol Nurseries, Suscol Napa . . County, No Irrigation. Joun Lawrie, San Lorenzo Nurseries, San Lorenzo Alameda County, Ne Irrigation. P, Ssrrm, Pomological Gardens and Nurseries Sacramento, Moderate * A. / Manx Farner, Excelsior Nurseries, San Jose, } Jas. &. Lowe, Peuona Gardens and Nurseries, San Jose, be W. C, Warxer, Golden Gate Nurseries, (floral and . ornamental,) San Franciso. No Irrigation. . Satuer & Cuvren, Owners of Trees, &¢. grown at Alameda, Alameda County ‘* mi B@~ Ye has purchased a large Stock of extra-sized “ Trees, grown in a genial soil at San Jose, irrigated . but onoe during the past season, and has established a Depot in San Francisco, on 118 and120 FRONT STREET, Where he will keep for saie durjng the planting season, (or until his Stock Is exhausted,)the finest . Steck ever offered in this State, of ‘Fruit. Shade aad Oroamental Crees, } Shrubbery, ag = and Greenheusc fants SAPs TLLrs, SHOseB sur, Raspberry, Strawberry, Plaints, Field, Garden & Flower Seeds, &c. . B® Strict attention will be geven to the purchase of all kinds of goods to be found in this market and theis shipment to any part of the State ; also to the . { Are you annoyed by indigestion or constitphtion ? remove the cause by the free use of these Hitter. Have you Fever and Ague—cure and prevent this destrroying disease by the tree use of these Bitters. #@ The sueriority of these Bitters has induced many to put up a spurious article. To prevent de ception in the future, exch core will be branded. MB. JACOBS & CO, jand all Inbeys . which none are geauine 7 2, JACOBS & CO Sole l'roprietors. CAUTION! Comsumers of ROSENAUM'S HITTERS are cautioncap and worthless arputup in this oity th the avowed intenlearned reputation of al agent in all cases The genuine fed on each cork, and i SCR SOR, Rosebaum . aime b our signature on each label N. B JACOBS & CO., Proprietors, Sansome Strreet, Corner of Com reial Street San Francisco, Feb. 15th 1840.—32—gm 1 eeeneiapeenameninapemece ena 7 ose , ‘HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT. The free admissions of all Nations, as well as the . verdict of the leading Hospitals of the Uld as well as the New World, stamp this powerful remedial Agent } as the greatest healing preparation ever made known [to suffering men. Its PRNETRATIVE QUALITIES are . ore than Marventors, thren the external orifices of the skin, invisible to e naked eve, it reaches } the seat of the external disease ; vall external . affections its anti-inflammatory ealing virtues . surpass anything else on record, and is Nature's . great ally. ERYSIPELAS AND SALT RHEUM Are two of the most common and viruleny disorder } prevalent on this continent, tothese the Ointmen is especially antagonistic, its ‘* medns operandi” is . firstto eradicate the venom and then complete the cure. Bad Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers. Cases of many years standing that have pertinacionsly refused to yield to any other remedy or treatment, have invariably succombed to a few applicaions of thix powerful unguent ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN. Arising from a bad state of the bleed or chronic disease are eradicate ndaclear and transparent surface regained by restorative action of this Ointment. It surpasses many of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances in its power to dispel rashes and other disliguremeni« of the face. PILES AND FISTULA, Every form and feature of these prevalent a stubborn disorders is ated locally and e by the use of this emolient ; warm foment. should precede its application Its healing qualities will be found to be thorough and invariable nd eradic * . Both the Ointment and Pills should be. Petbaps,a long batch of gratuitus advice, usedin the following cases: sale of Farm Produce at a very low commission. ™ gg It is belicved that the great reduction in the . price ot Treesand Plants from those of last year, . will induce land owners to plant largels, and to} . such as desire so to do, great inducement will be of . . fered. . Ba No articles will be offered forsale of an in. ferior or of an exceptionable character, and with . this promise a very large share of patronage is confidently expected. sai JASON L. SANFORD. . 25 3m A Large Supply of Fresh Burnt Lime, Constantly on hand At the Kiins on Wolf Creek, Which will be Sold at the Lowest Market Rates, For further information apply at the Kilns, or -idress Eaward Huston, Grass Valley. Terms CASH. @a@BARLEY and HAY WANTED in exchange for IME. Orders Promptly delivered. “tf HAVE YOU READ HAVE YoU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE VOU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE YoU READ HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCEINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH? PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH? $3,00 PER ANNUM. ALSO, ALSO ALSO. THE LITTIE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN 91,25 PER ANNUM ESS, & ROSENFIELD, SAN FRANISCO. E. W. ROBERTS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, GRASS VALLEY, OFFICE— Mil! Street, in the Room recently occu pied by &. C. Richardson, Faq 32-tf Bunions. Mercurial Swelled Glands, Burns ernption, Sore Legs, Chapped Hands, Piles, Sore Breast, Chilbiains, Rheumatism, Sore Heads, Fistulas, Ringwortns, Sore Throat, Gout, Salt Rhenim, Seres of all kinds Lumbago, Sealds Skin Diseases, Sprains, Stil Joints, Tetter, lee’ Venereal Diseases, Wounds of all kinds CHARLES A. CRANE. ADVERTISING AGENCY, 102 MONTGOMERY STREET, {Between Washington and Jackson, } (UP STAIRS.) OPPOSITE LYCEUM THEATER, SAN FRANCISCO. NEVADA NATIONAL, Grass Valley. DAILY BEE, Sacramento. San Axpreas Ivperevpeyt, San Andreas. MARIPosa Star, Mariposa. Cotvesma News, Columbia. Moonry’s Exrress, Folsom. Contra Costra Gazette, Martinez. Napa Crry Heravp, Napa City. Besicia Sentiver, Benicia. Bette Democnart, Orovilie, Mountain Messencer, La Porte, Pracen Covriek, Forrest Hill. Sax Jose Teuecrarn, San Jose, ALAmeps Heratp, Oakland. Santa Crzz News, Santa Cruz, Low ANnGELos Stax, Los Angelos. Daily Oregon Advertiser, Portland, 0. T Tulare County Record, Visaha. Territorial Enterprise, Carson Valley. Alameda County Gazette, San Leandro. Family Circle, San Francisco. Calitornia Culturist, San Francisco. Dalles Journal, Dalles, Oregon Hutchin’s Magazine, San Francisco. THE HOWLAND ROTARY BAP CERY. Earenow prepared to furnish at short notice theabove Battery, and would request the «tte ntion of all Quartz men to it previous to theerection ofa mill. For efficiency in extrating gold, it is becoming celebrated.and we have no hesitance in prononncing its uperior iu every respectto any now in use. At our request MR. ALMARIN B. PAUL, Superintendent of the Oriental Quartz Mill. near Nevarda city bas consented to explain the working of the mill and show ite efficiency to any who may [eel interest and as all can judge of it hetier by seeing itin practical operation, we would refer Quartz men of Nevada county to him. GODDARD, HANSCOM & RANKIN, Pacific Foundry, San Francisco. 46-6m. will bear our signature, without . ms . . i h to bigher goals, it gathers nese ‘ on the marc y Is, " = Pa alipety of any evil habit ; . without effort, the baser spoils ef fortune i aracter is always weakest at that and renown. But there is a mean pride oe cu — 7 nee once given way ; and . and debasing as its conterpurt is elevating . it islong before a principle restored can beland noble It isthe pride of birth witheut . come so firm as one (hat never bas been . personal merit to back it—pride of wealth an Pe . a fine remark of a Russian . inherited or acquired. without virtue or genriter, that “ babits are a necklace of pearls ; . erosity in its use—pride of dresa and equiuntie the knot and the whole unthreads.”’ . page, which knaves and fools, and felons even Whenever formed, habit acts involuntarily, . may compass, Indeed, the lower the quality and without effort: and it is only when you . of pride,,the more offensive and ostentatious oppose it that you find how powerful it has . are its exhibitions. become. What is done once and again soon gives facility and proneness. The habit at first may seem to have no more strength! than a spider’s web; but once formed it binds as witha chain of iron, The small . events of life, taken singly, may seem ex=, «Thursday evening, the 10th, in Sutter . ceedingly unimportant, like snow that falla county, a young man named Stewart, was . Silently, flake by flake ; yet accumulated, . severely stabbed by a man who had been a . these snow-flakes form the avalanche, Self-/ borer on the farm. What the immediate . ae ~ ) cause of the difficulty was we have not yet respect, self-help, application, industry, inlearned, but there bad been some hard words tegrity—all are of the nature of habits, not ‘4 few weeks ago, between the Jaborer and beliefs, Principles, in fact, are but the . the young -oaced on account = oo former * . ee aving induced a younger brother, some essen which we assign to hubiti ; for the twelve years ef age, to leave his father and principles are words, but the habits are the . seek employment abroad. The bey went to things themselves; benefactors or tyrants, . the coast gg hired himself as a ten accordi de << . der of sheep. earing of this conduct on P & er a portion of . him a severe reprimand, and it is prebable our free activity and individuality becomes . that this was the primal cause of the diffisuspended in habits ; our action become of . culty. At any rate. a sert of fight took the nature of fate, and we are bound by the . P!ace, 00 Thursday, between them, in « lane chains whieh h . near the old man Stewart's house. and young ich we have woven around our. Stewart (whose age is about 21) was almost selves.—[ Samuel Smiles. . instantly killed with a knife. Persons at . the house saw the two meet in the lane and scuffle. The scuffle did not last more than a minute; before the antagonist of young Stewart, whose name jis Stepp, left the ground and Stewart fell. Hlastening to him they found that he was stabbed in the side, and lying in the azonies of death. He had twe sisters going to school in this city, and they were sent for Thursday night. “ Old man Stewart,’ as he is familiarly called, has often sold wood in Marysville, and is well known anrong us. So also was the young man who was killed. He had been in town an hour or two before his fatal encounter. Step has not been arrested, although parties are in pursuit of bim. p@ The Marysville Democrat, of Saturday, contains the following account of the 4 killing of s young man on bis father’s farm near Yuba city : Loarers IN 4 Printixe Orrice.—Enough has been said upon this subject to filla large super-royal octavo volume. We have seen loafers read them, and even bave had them to call our attention to what they facetiously called a good hint to loafers. These same mer have arose from ilftir seats and followed . usinto the compositer’s room, where they would cenfuse the whole office for halfan hour, or longer if allowid, with their gab, and . donated to the suppert of the paper. They are always the first te condemn acts of indiscretion committed by those who visit the office on business. They consider themselves . grand exceptions te all general rales about . the office—read copy overa compesitor’s . shoulder—ask him tostop and read some . words that they can’t make out, and to explain the piece generally. We would suggert to such men that they are in danger of . confrentingasbarp column rule. Printers . it sneuld be remembered never quarrel out. side of their columns. Gentlemen wishing to read will stay in the reading room, or expect to meet with loafers treat ment. ga Grant Thorburn, at the age of more than 89 years, sends the following from New Haven : In 1796 I heard a farmer narrate the following incident, Said he when the British . em aaeee troops held possession of New York and the, 7” The San Jose Reporter says the American army lay in the neighborhood of . author of the Panorama of California, now West Point, one morning at sunrise I went . on exhibition at San Francisco, bas sweetly forth to bring home the cows. On passing a. revenged himself on a stage driver in the clump of brushwood I heard a moaning interior, who threw his valise into a mud sound, like @ person in distress ; on nearing . Puddle. He has sketched a scene on the spot I heard the words of man at prayer. painting whieh represents two stages racing The man came forth ; it was George Wash. Ut of Folsom. The coach of the man whe 5 did him the deep injury, is painted red, and ington, the Capt f the Lord's host in ; ‘ apt eee placed behind in the race, and every night the offense of the boorish driver is recounted toa large audience. What terrible retribution to be forever doomed to drive the hind coach. pf The Humboldt Times says that Geo. Graham, Esq., of Eureka, has received @ a letter from his sister, in Virginia, which makes mention of Jesse Wells, the defanlting Treasurer of Ilumboldt county. The letter was written by one who is well known with Wells, and lives a neighber to his father’s family. He was within the vicinity of his home fer several weeks, during which time bis father died. Although his aged parent knew that his guilty son was in the vicinity of the parental roof, heresolved not te see him, a resolution which the pangs of death did not induce him to renounce. The lady writes that Jessie bad several interviews with his sisters, but that even they kept it a secret from their pareats. Q®™ On one occasion, when John Komble played Hamlet in the country, the gentle men who acted Guildensterne was, or imagining himself to be a capital musician. Hamlet asked him, “ Will you play upon this pipe ?”? “ My lord, I cannot.” “T do beseech you.” ‘ Well, if your lordship insists upon it, I shall deas well as Ican.” And to the confusion of Hamlet, and to the great amusement ef the audience, he played “ Ged save the King,” Tre Boston Journal says there isa wealthy batcher in Philadelphia who wears the finest of broadcloth beneath his professional white apron. A magniticent diamond pin sparkles on his shirt bosom while the band that weilds the knife and cleaver is adorned with diamond rings.