September 7, 1860 (4 pages)

of eh . . ators may write and declaim in praise of labor, _ even the ponderous elephant, and makes them dradge for him. -Ashe grows in, civilization, ~~@ with his inteHect and moral sutiments expanded, he casts about to enslave the elements. ’. He entraps the running brook and the rushing breeze into his service and makes them grind his corn into flour, saw ‘his logs into boards, aud fashion the crude iron into:forms of‘ use~— Sing propensity, that now labors, without “Snerves to suffer-and a’heart to be erushed, is theteam engine, He is, indeed, a glorious -apecimen of a slave, and his-owners are ins q ‘ debted to him for the inventiveness of mevinings re 3 ‘There is aman in this county of Netada who, by one boldly inventive stroke, has done more ‘to inerease the wealth of Cytifornia than alfof California's Governors, Senators, Congressmen, and Legislators;put together. The man invented the hydraulic mining process, and ~ fee orseward; and without even asking a patent Tight for it. By this process the hills “ot auriferous gravel, whose .stubborn sides are, and will forever continue to be, impregnable to the puny assnults of the spade and pick, havé been made to disgorge their miltions of loug-hidden wealth, Hereis a slave, furnished to the California miner by the genius of an inventor—dn explorer in the scienees of mechanies and hydraulica—that ig * sluve of infinite value. There is no acces. sible: data by which to estimate his worth. His lubors, like the magic of Aladdin's lamp, -have broken into the innermost caves of the . giomes, snatched their impridoned treasures, and poured them, in golden showers, into the lap of civilized humanity. This same Edward A. Matteson, we learn ~ trem the Nevada Democrat, does not per‘init his inveutive genius to sleep, Besides ~the hydraulic process—for which he deserves the fortune of a nabob and the statue of a here—he has given to the world several other “ surious dumb agents that help to take the strain off of human muscles. Some of these he has been induced to have secured to his own proper use and behoof by patent right. Ilias last invention isan inipfovement in the derriek, which greatly lessons the labor of lifting and removing rocks.» He intends having models: made of some-of: his mining improvements, and will exhibit them at the State Fair, Should he do s0;-the managers tnd other dignitaries of that institution will have aa opportunity of showing honor to the yreatest benefactor California can boast. * Hvrenines’ Macazinr—The number for September has been kindly laid on our table by Mr, Welch. In. the hurry and bustle of. getting out the first nuiber of our TRANseRIPT, we have not. time te do more than (> wlanee at ite contents, Our neighbo:, the = Democrat, however, whose word, in all liter ary afftirs, is.as good asthe bank with us, SS says it isa superior number, presenting a . ~~. mass of reading matter of more than ordinary “uterest. oa A Fam Porm.—At the Marysville Fair,on Wednesday evenmy, John R. Ridge, Exq., editor of the Marysville Democrat, delivered _ * poem appropriate to the occasion, the beauty of which is spoken pf inthe most* flattering terms by the Express and Appeal of that-city. ~<\s Mr, Ridge and. his two eeteniporaries are st, of course, be sincere, andthe \. poem reully be a magnificent production: We should like to aee it in print, — : £9" The Demorat is the name of-a daily Breckiuridge journal that has appey earnat Sac~ __ Among all the various elasses of men, who __ fitive become domiciliated inCalifornia, there ~ are few, or none, Who do more for the prosperity of the State than the inventors of laborsaving machinery for mining purposes. In_ “\. deed, to utter an. unassailable truth, all pion_ + Ss.cers in mechanical science, whose inventioris tend to relieve human miiscles fromi thedrudgy / ery of labor, by buckling it.on the back of ma\ . -@hinery, are the real and legitimate builders up € . Howevé? much poets and or. est philosophical fact is, that the mass of mankind have but little love for hard work. Nethat drives them toit. In the barbarous state, the strong and the éunning compel the weak “and the simple to labor, while they control and. enjoy.Labor is naturally so distasteful to man _that he is constantly. on-the watch to enslave, somebody or something to perform it for him. He enslaves othermen, either by violence or : “hala yes . .nokhaye Cuas. F. Roppiys, aren; HS ett vns . A MY Ree bnve heard of C . Robbins is the boss of the TYPE AND PRESS “belonging to the typographical art. Heis sole fulness. ‘The greatest trophy of man’s enslations. to us, while purchasing the materials of job type, when we come to develop their merwe mean_is Epwarp A. Matreson, who} hennontignd it tohia thtlow workers: wilbeutthis institution, located at Washington’ city, aime * nea a i ~ “= z amounts to some six hundred and fifty thouund other incidentals. Tion.=-The proceedings of the Union Conlast, are amply reported in yesterday's Union. and was composed of middle-nged and elderly men. The proceedings were got along with very quietly and harmoniously. The Electoral Tickét selected is composed of J. B. Crockett, of San--Franeiseo; G. W. Bowie, of Saeramente ;' Phineas 1. Miner, of Red Bluff; and James Lander, of Los Angeles. sult to our Consul and flag at Rio Haeehe by the Liberal or Revolutionary party at N Grenada, has received the consideration ‘of our Government, and probably the Navy Deports of that Republi similer outrages by immigrant is generally disappointed and dis‘satisfied with the country on his arrival here. He seems to have started with the ideas that” prevailed in 1849 and '50—that the gott lays on the top of the ground everywhere ; or that the new comer has only to intimate that he-is willing to-work for wages, aud he will be besieged at once by a crowd all anxious to. secure his valuable services at any price.” that can present: cleaner streets than Nevada. The planking is admirably put down, and is kept almost as clean as a maiden’s face, Ridge, of the Marysville Democrat, S.-H. Dosh, of the Shasta Courier, and George F. Price, of the Yreka Union;-are candidates for Electors on the Douglas side. . nounce that the sluve excitement in ‘Texas a in a pretty-warm. triangular war continues to increase. “ahoutpohties; the praises of his two adver. , ‘poison to slaves, with the intention of having the same thrown iuto the different wells. 1 abolitionism two-persons; haw’ been hung. us if other partisan editors would take the same patrioti¢ and wholesome view of Calicussions about Charleston and Baltimore Conventions, and about Abe Lincotn’s ‘Failsplitting and other tomfoolery, ‘as though staff. Why cannot-the editors of each of the four factions in California “exhort their -politeal. friends;-asAvery exhorts his; to make the welfare of the State the supreme object of their. conyentions and elections? It is a politician with enough of sense and honesty to drop the slang of party and talk up boldly for the good of the whole people. PRINTERS’ FURNISHING Hotse.—It is very possible that some of our California prinFor-their edification we will-state that Mr. WAREHOUSE, No. 111 and 113 Clay street, between Sansome and Battery, in the goodly city of San Francisco. He has everything agent for Geo, Bruce’s.type, E.R: Webb & Co.'s. printing material, atid the Ruggles Press Co’s. unrivaled machinery. The type and presses of our DAILY MonNING TRANSCRIPT were all purchased from Mr. Robbins, ‘who, in. all his dealings with us, showed himself not merely the honest business man but a remark‘ably good fellow. We are under especial obligations to him for an infinitude of kind attenthe TRANSCRIPT office. Our newspaper and its, will showthe excellence of his wares. We heartily commend him to the patronage of all California printers. > SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.—The fund of and which was created by the bequest of . Mr. Smithson, a rich and benevolent Englishman, who died somewhere about 1840, sand dollars, and the interest annually derived is thirty-eight thousand three huhdred and t\.enty-five dollars. The expenditures amount to about thirty-three thousand dollars, including nine thousand dollars for salaries, nine thousand dollars for publications, in Bett AND Everett SraTe CoNnvENvention held at Sacramento, on/ Wednesday It seems to have been a pretty large turn out, t “INSULT To U. 8. FuaG.—The recent inpartinent will dispatch ‘vessels to the Atlantic or the prevention of ‘insurgents. Cw"The Placerville Democrat says :--"'The ter We doubt if there is a town in the State : ao a EDITORS GOING UP.—It is said John. R. lnm arenes tw Late advices from New Orleans ahA young man has been hung for having given si minister, accused of having converted to Several other executions, of the same de. } muncuto. Itis edited by M. G. Upton. scription, haye taken plage, © ~ fornia matters. But, asa general rule, they prefer wasting their ink in nonsensical diss their readers réally had some interest in such. t ail 8 only chance ‘for Wists 6 limb will ‘recover. { wr Encourage every enterprise that will lessen the distances between the remotest points of the State by every means within opened, or a canal to be dug, or a railway to be constructed, go in for it. If you have promiaéa large per-centum of profit with little security, buy shares in these enter. prises, which must eventually result in quadrupling the value of your property and adour present system—of railrovds andanals emerging -from their primitive condition of dependence upon their wealthier neighbors. ‘The people of this State have thus far exhibited a singular reluctnce in sustaining’ ‘such projects, but: by-and-by they will learn . +that in the fostering of public improvements ‘lies the true prosperity of a people, and all their energies will be adapted to this end:-~S. F. Mirror. ‘ ” t=” The people of Milford, Del., and vicinity, at last accounts, were in great excitement in consequenve of the perpétrativn-of-a dreadful crime in their midst, which the. Smyrna, Del., Times describes as follows: “On Sunday afternoon last, about half-past five o'clock, an interesting young girl, aged about 14 years, daughter of Zach. Griffith, on returning from a vist to a neighboring 4 woods, her person violated, afterwards killed and dragged through the Avoods and an adjoining corn field to a ditch, wher it is supposed the fiend intended to. bury her in the mud, which he-would doubtless’ have done, passing’ near the place at the time to -feed some hogs, whom the raseal saw, and made a hasty retreat, unfortunately unnoticed. The body was warm when found by the man above named. On examination the skull on the back part of her head had been crushed as if by 4 brick or stone, and there was a small rope around her neck, used , doubtless, forthe pur, was held, the result of which has not reached us, but whieh no doubt, gathered all the facts that could be elicited, A hegro man, about 21 . years of age, belonging to,D. Curry, of Milford, has been arrested on suspicion of com-4 mitting the deed, as he was seen by Dr. Mitchell, who was returning from a professional visit to the residence of Alexander Johnson, near whose house the outrage occurred, to enter the weods shortly before the young lady did. The unfortunate person, we learn, was a very lovely and interesting young lady, and was at the time, or had shortly pre. viously been a pupil at the seminary. in Milford. ‘Phe people of the neighborhood are xo ‘incensed. that they intend ‘to lynch the perpetrator ofthe deed as soon as they obtain suficient proof of his guilt.” tw Our friend, Mr. 1 Joty, who drives ‘the stage between this and Marysville, through Timbuctoo, informs us that Judge Stidger whe was so badly injured, more than a month ago, by the ecapsizing of the stage, near Timbuctoo, is rapidly recovering. limbs are knitting tinely aud he is in excellent spirits, with the hope of being -up and about in the course of another mouth." le > = : ~ tr An excvedingly brilliant display of the Narthérn Lights was witnessed by our citizens last evening, It began about 8 o'clock, and reached. its maximum of grandeur about: 9. If we are ot Mistaken, Niése phenomena are generally regarded eg precursors of cold Weathez,; .<* ployed as sheep herder on the Pleyto for a new pasture for his herd, came suddenwhich he did ; but in securing his rifle he had not sufficient time to fire béfore the bear was right leg. With desperate strength he seized tree above him, and held on with one arm, while he fired at the bear with the other, which caused her.to let go her hold of that leg. She-then followed him a him by the other: leg; ‘He gave4 ‘kick; + with the right foot, on the snout, which cau-. sed. her to loosen her grip, her endea-. . vors to follow, him out. 90 the limb of the . tree, where he was, ske fell to the ground. She then took revenge on his hat, which ‘lay on the ground, ind walked off. The poor . man’s legs are dreadfully lacerated. He ‘mile_ftom the scene, where he was attended by his employer, Mr. Atchiss. Our informant stater that he thinks the man, With care, . your power. If a new stage route is tebe: money; rather than leave it lying idle at your. biinkér’s, or investing it in schemes which ding proportionably to your trade. Without . one-half the. States would” be only just . ‘and rendering them caj ~\ girl, of the same age, was waylaid in crossing . had it not been thats rian happened to be . : niam.Cement, Gutta Percha. Fee however large $2,50 at DR. LEVASON’S office, up Stairs, cor‘ner Commercial street, Nevada. t which stated that two shooting affrays took place there last Sunday. A Mexican, who had raised 9 rowin a saloon, and was flourishing a. pistol, and threatened toshoot, “was shot by a white man with a revolver in the head, andalso in the groii. He is. not extween Mr. Spitzer’of Port Wine, and nian ‘hamed Smith, formerly of Monte Cristo, and shot Spitzer in the groin with a revolver, wounding him so that his recovery is despairSpitzer had made some very insultifig remarks to him about his (Smith’s) wife. . and pictorials, bearing the date of the 11th of August, for which he has our yery sincere . Nev Hose 5 No, i: The regular Monthly Meetings of this Company are held ol the Secead Tueson Wednesday, frém Virginia City, by Langpected to recover. ‘Phe other affair was be-_ WHOLESALE ASD BETAIL DEALER De . Groceries & Provisions,‘Nevada, ‘Sept. 6 -tf ace who had just arrivedacross the plains. Smith. cata Fine of. ‘Smith was examined and acquitted. . °7¥ My ig _ Keeps constantly on hand, Ojoths, Cassimeres and Vestings, eup hy the LATEST -Shop on Broad street, in the room forme Sloled . ne. T. Fhompson, opposite the Ne t7yrMr. J. W. Sullivan, that emperor of . . Beecking FEM zis newspaper agents in San Francisco, has sent . ROAD STREET. aver Patent Med“Alcohol; Camphene, ete. ete. : Cash orders from the country solicted. sep6-1m As Ac SARGENT.SARGENT & NILES, day of each month at their Koom on . Pp ‘DR. HARVEY HUNT, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Office at Rudolph & Hunt’s Drug store, Main street, Nevada. ae : sep7-tf tag, “8 e Dentistry. Tp LEV ASON’S. Office over Block & Compa. }. j ny’s Clothing store, Nevada. sep Artificial Teeth F Every m_ fixed front one to complete sets by DR. LEVASON. Office over Bleck & Co’s. store, Nevada. sep7: A New Discovery. TN cae aided by Galvanism for the cure of tender Teeth, allaying in most cases the pain ble of being sto in avery short Fee at-DR. LEV N’S office, over Block & Co’s store, corner of Commercial street, Nevada. : sep? _ “Teeth Cleaned, cured by DR. LEVASON:" Fee $250. Office over Block & Co’s store, Nevada. sep7 . Teeth, qt or Roots Extracted with ease and dex. terity by DR. LEVASON. Fee $2,50. Office over Block & Co*s, corner Commercial street, Nevada. 2 sepz : ' Notice. R. LEVASON Dentist. and Nervo Galvanist for the benefit of those who live at a distance will attend in his office every-day in the week and at all hours, so that his friends and patients may not be disappointed. Office over Block & Co's store, Commercial street, sep?“Hydro Galvanism. yy EURALGIC or Nervous Pains ‘in. theHead and Face relieved almost instantly, by Dr. vason. Fee $2,50. Office over Block & Co's store, corner.of Commercial street. sep7-tf Dr. Levason’s Preparations OR the Teeth and Gums may be had at his of: . > fice, Or of SPENCE, Drogyist, Broad street; [: Nevada. sep? Plugging, fF R oPPng with pure Gold, small cavities, SF $2 La as per_agreement. All other kinds of fillings such'ae Fidiinn Silver, Succedasept? In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada, sbi eae OLD DUST Purchased at the Highést Marpose of strangulation. A Coroner's inquest G k X . forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U. 8 at Par. Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates. Collections made, and State and Counoe purchased at the highest Market value. pe he i GEO. W. KIDD, = , Banker. ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust Mint. ‘Sight Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento 8 sep?7-tf Go-and Get a Drink that will surely refresh you ! Drugs, Paints; Oil, His broken . Bank Exchange Saloon, Broad Street, Nevada. —AT— , Patierson & Johnson's! Nevada, Sept. 7th.0f°"" RUDOLPH & HUNT, ; Wholesale and Retail DRUGGI STs, MAIN STREET, Opposite Mulford & Co’s Bank, Chemicals, Perfumery, Camphene, Patent Medicines, &c. A full supply always on hand. Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf WALL & NEWMAN, (Successors to J. S. Wall,) No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada: Vy FHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Groceries, Proyisions, Shelf Goods, Mining Tools, Quicksilver, Bar'ey, Wheat and Ground Feed, &e., &e. See to be found in the City, and will be sold on the most reasonable terms. , a sd-tf = WALL & NEWMAN. WM. RANDALL, Surgeon. ._ Office on Mill street, Grass Valley. 26-if “M. H. FUNSTON, Seay. . B, seams sceme yo A. Ce NILES OFFICE—ON. BROAD STREET, — Over Harrington’s Saloon, “Nevada, California. s6-tf F. MANSELL, Gt6x, ORNAMENTAL AND HOUSE PAIN-~ “S. “TER, Broad street, Nevada, next above Baker & Co.’s Brick, store. oy agg Punctuality and dispatch the order of the day. : FOR SALE—Paints mixed. 86-tf . = DR. RM HUNT, Physician-and Surgeon. OFFICE — At Wickes & Co:;’s Drug Store, \Broad Street, Nevada, 85-tf C. WAGNER, LOTHING REPAIRED AT SHORT XNO“DICK, and Cleaned at-low rates. Shop on Pine streét,two doors above Cheap John’s. A\ ©?" share of patro! e ie solicited. Nevada, Sept. 6,—Im ; City Bill Poster. All Orders left at the DAiLy TrANscipr PRINTING OFFICE will be promptly attended to. Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf— eee. [TARTAR Removed and Scurvy of the Gittins . COUNTY SURVEYOR. fice at the Court House. Orders for Surveying strictly attended to. ofNevada, Sept. 6.-tf at C, WILSON HILL, Office, in Williams’ Brick B ilding, .W. Welvh’s Bookstore. ” iguysbatind Geo. SB Hupp, Notary Public. ui ; _ GEO. 8. HUPP. HILL & HUPP, _ Attorneys and Counselors at Law, sepé-tf a THOMAS P. HAWLEY, _ Attorney and Counselor at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ~~ _ Office—Up Stairs, in Kidd:& Knox's Buil corner of Broad and Pine streets;-Nevada. Aine. Nevada, Sept: 6.—tf a: aw W.H. CRAWFORD & CO.,, (Sueeessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) © ; GENERAL DEALERS IN JQUILDING MATERIALS, CARP Dee rapa tee Ra ements. acksmith’s Tools, C. Puse, Powder, Duek, ete., ete. tis : eR At the old stand Sept. No, 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. t Rene JOS. LEWIS, 2s : Ss. . M. LEWIS, Nevada. San Francisco. . ’ Carson City. LEWIS’ BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, in Fine Havana Cigars, Tobacco, ~ Pipes, Ete.,.Eto. ~~ Kr-Orders from the country promptly attended to. ‘s5-tf A Query! why will you suffer? brief buta comprehensive term for the numerous diseases which affect the stomach, liver, and in fact the whole . } discovered the Oxygen: . Wwas.at fault and bed conan Se reel waemoe efforts to cure this. _ nce ak caine dn 1i8_disease. Byspeptic need not painful, frequently a fatal aftlictio: : This unique sculiar ¢ tainly cure the discase as the disease exists. Had: it not this power such t not.be given in it dl tna ae Valuable 'T, States Simmoy, United States Senator from Rhode Island pai forme . Islan) om. Voodbridge, late Goyernor of Ptichigan. , . Success in severe cases ot hype; Asthma, q d general debility of the system. place: the Mest-wonderful discoveries in niedieal science and has given it a reputation far beyond an remedy known for these complaints, in-all their 4 yariOUs forms. ww : ee Always on hana, the LA Ro “ST STOCK The only Genuine; Pure and Medical Balsa has the name of “2. Butts” written with a pen; aid the printed name of the proprietors, 8. W. FOWLE & Co., on the outside wrapper. Prepared by 8. W. Fow x & Co., Boston, and; for sale by Rice, Coffim & Cu-; “Marysville; te dington & Co. Henry Johnson & Co., Charles Morpell, San Francisco, aud other Druggists. Oxygenated Bitters. ‘spepsia is a 1uman system. Until Dr. Green exhausted itself in fruitless longer with a desease that is always peculiar compound will ap jor: estiniony in Favor ofthe Oxygenated itters. Washington. D.C. Jume Mi, _ — mide use Of the ‘Uxygenatedtieers: prepared by Dr; George B. Green, of Windsor; Vt and from knowledge obtained of their efficacy in other cases, we cheerfully recommend them 'to ~"”" the public, believing they will fully sustain the recommendatiotrof the proprietor. We hope that aluable remedy may be eted, geamuel. S. Phelps, William Upham, United accessible to.all the Senators from ‘Vermont.-~ James F J‘Tr, Morehead, United States Senatdr, and vly Governor of Kentueky.— ‘ H. Arnold Formerly Governor of Rhode a sit among Beware of vile and Worthless Counter ts! bs * Sept. 7, 180. NS : thom Se Sr “ . 1 a nid se JOHN L. GAMBLE, . é . J . ie SOL LEWIs, “S¥. Be ‘Broad strect, next door to H hee aoa, Nevaae”’ o Harrington’s Baocli0Ods furnished at San Francisco Jobbing pri. Haye : lof hay hav Be on, In @¢ some 100, 1 readily sell haulit fron about 25 m -A FINe . erecting a "Broad stre by the Vir stories, ‘an driving the ane of the’ will be cal te The Methodist: liant succe gentlemen *\ the music’ ‘informed 1 ladies was Crowp! j week, has gers. All: resentative / convention. and witnes Tue Ma owners of % him for th and the ge: PY. mght. A Per . day, -walki lowed by pig. Nop the affectio to regard . ej. . CHance Nevada to lately owne by L. W. } More . grain stor erected in SMELTR 4) \. rear of the ny {1 an accom, t? Washoe sil i) ges are « ; a jon be in . (= The 1 “favorable t Lane, will House, toating thei ‘to the Sta te Th tend gett evening, 1. funds for 1 We shall s HF Yes ) Barry co fuvor of ] te Wi Gruss Val ubout to t this. ity. i? Re ‘of a serie: Brick Chu « Vice in thi bet hall

of eh . . ators may write and declaim in praise of labor, _ even the ponderous elephant, and makes them dradge for him. -Ashe grows in, civilization, ~~@ with his inteHect and moral sutiments expanded, he casts about to enslave the elements. ’. He entraps the running brook and the rushing breeze into his service and makes them grind his corn into flour, saw ‘his logs into boards, aud fashion the crude iron into:forms of‘ use~— Sing propensity, that now labors, without “Snerves to suffer-and a’heart to be erushed, is theteam engine, He is, indeed, a glorious -apecimen of a slave, and his-owners are ins q ‘ debted to him for the inventiveness of mevinings re 3 ‘There is aman in this county of Netada who, by one boldly inventive stroke, has done more ‘to inerease the wealth of Cytifornia than alfof California's Governors, Senators, Congressmen, and Legislators;put together. The man invented the hydraulic mining process, and ~ fee orseward; and without even asking a patent Tight for it. By this process the hills “ot auriferous gravel, whose .stubborn sides are, and will forever continue to be, impregnable to the puny assnults of the spade and pick, havé been made to disgorge their miltions of loug-hidden wealth, Hereis a slave, furnished to the California miner by the genius of an inventor—dn explorer in the scienees of mechanies and hydraulica—that ig * sluve of infinite value. There is no acces. sible: data by which to estimate his worth. His lubors, like the magic of Aladdin's lamp, -have broken into the innermost caves of the . giomes, snatched their impridoned treasures, and poured them, in golden showers, into the lap of civilized humanity. This same Edward A. Matteson, we learn ~ trem the Nevada Democrat, does not per‘init his inveutive genius to sleep, Besides ~the hydraulic process—for which he deserves the fortune of a nabob and the statue of a here—he has given to the world several other “ surious dumb agents that help to take the strain off of human muscles. Some of these he has been induced to have secured to his own proper use and behoof by patent right. Ilias last invention isan inipfovement in the derriek, which greatly lessons the labor of lifting and removing rocks.» He intends having models: made of some-of: his mining improvements, and will exhibit them at the State Fair, Should he do s0;-the managers tnd other dignitaries of that institution will have aa opportunity of showing honor to the yreatest benefactor California can boast. * Hvrenines’ Macazinr—The number for September has been kindly laid on our table by Mr, Welch. In. the hurry and bustle of. getting out the first nuiber of our TRANseRIPT, we have not. time te do more than (> wlanee at ite contents, Our neighbo:, the = Democrat, however, whose word, in all liter ary afftirs, is.as good asthe bank with us, SS says it isa superior number, presenting a . ~~. mass of reading matter of more than ordinary “uterest. oa A Fam Porm.—At the Marysville Fair,on Wednesday evenmy, John R. Ridge, Exq., editor of the Marysville Democrat, delivered _ * poem appropriate to the occasion, the beauty of which is spoken pf inthe most* flattering terms by the Express and Appeal of that-city. ~<\s Mr, Ridge and. his two eeteniporaries are st, of course, be sincere, andthe \. poem reully be a magnificent production: We should like to aee it in print, — : £9" The Demorat is the name of-a daily Breckiuridge journal that has appey earnat Sac~ __ Among all the various elasses of men, who __ fitive become domiciliated inCalifornia, there ~ are few, or none, Who do more for the prosperity of the State than the inventors of laborsaving machinery for mining purposes. In_ “\. deed, to utter an. unassailable truth, all pion_ + Ss.cers in mechanical science, whose inventioris tend to relieve human miiscles fromi thedrudgy / ery of labor, by buckling it.on the back of ma\ . -@hinery, are the real and legitimate builders up € . Howevé? much poets and or. est philosophical fact is, that the mass of mankind have but little love for hard work. Nethat drives them toit. In the barbarous state, the strong and the éunning compel the weak “and the simple to labor, while they control and. enjoy.Labor is naturally so distasteful to man _that he is constantly. on-the watch to enslave, somebody or something to perform it for him. He enslaves othermen, either by violence or : “hala yes . .nokhaye Cuas. F. Roppiys, aren; HS ett vns . A MY Ree bnve heard of C . Robbins is the boss of the TYPE AND PRESS “belonging to the typographical art. Heis sole fulness. ‘The greatest trophy of man’s enslations. to us, while purchasing the materials of job type, when we come to develop their merwe mean_is Epwarp A. Matreson, who} hennontignd it tohia thtlow workers: wilbeutthis institution, located at Washington’ city, aime * nea a i ~ “= z amounts to some six hundred and fifty thouund other incidentals. Tion.=-The proceedings of the Union Conlast, are amply reported in yesterday's Union. and was composed of middle-nged and elderly men. The proceedings were got along with very quietly and harmoniously. The Electoral Tickét selected is composed of J. B. Crockett, of San--Franeiseo; G. W. Bowie, of Saeramente ;' Phineas 1. Miner, of Red Bluff; and James Lander, of Los Angeles. sult to our Consul and flag at Rio Haeehe by the Liberal or Revolutionary party at N Grenada, has received the consideration ‘of our Government, and probably the Navy Deports of that Republi similer outrages by immigrant is generally disappointed and dis‘satisfied with the country on his arrival here. He seems to have started with the ideas that” prevailed in 1849 and '50—that the gott lays on the top of the ground everywhere ; or that the new comer has only to intimate that he-is willing to-work for wages, aud he will be besieged at once by a crowd all anxious to. secure his valuable services at any price.” that can present: cleaner streets than Nevada. The planking is admirably put down, and is kept almost as clean as a maiden’s face, Ridge, of the Marysville Democrat, S.-H. Dosh, of the Shasta Courier, and George F. Price, of the Yreka Union;-are candidates for Electors on the Douglas side. . nounce that the sluve excitement in ‘Texas a in a pretty-warm. triangular war continues to increase. “ahoutpohties; the praises of his two adver. , ‘poison to slaves, with the intention of having the same thrown iuto the different wells. 1 abolitionism two-persons; haw’ been hung. us if other partisan editors would take the same patrioti¢ and wholesome view of Calicussions about Charleston and Baltimore Conventions, and about Abe Lincotn’s ‘Failsplitting and other tomfoolery, ‘as though staff. Why cannot-the editors of each of the four factions in California “exhort their -politeal. friends;-asAvery exhorts his; to make the welfare of the State the supreme object of their. conyentions and elections? It is a politician with enough of sense and honesty to drop the slang of party and talk up boldly for the good of the whole people. PRINTERS’ FURNISHING Hotse.—It is very possible that some of our California prinFor-their edification we will-state that Mr. WAREHOUSE, No. 111 and 113 Clay street, between Sansome and Battery, in the goodly city of San Francisco.. He has everything agent for Geo, Bruce’s.type, E.R: Webb & Co.'s. printing material, atid the Ruggles Press Co’s. unrivaled machinery. The type and presses of our DAILY MonNING TRANSCRIPT were all purchased from Mr. Robbins, ‘who, in. all his dealings with us, showed himself not merely the honest business man but a remark‘ably good fellow. We are under especial obligations to him for an infinitude of kind attenthe TRANSCRIPT office. Our newspaper and its, will showthe excellence of his wares. We heartily commend him to the patronage of all California printers. > SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE.—The fund of and which was created by the bequest of . Mr. Smithson, a rich and benevolent Englishman, who died somewhere about 1840, sand dollars, and the interest annually derived is thirty-eight thousand three huhdred and t\.enty-five dollars. The expenditures amount to about thirty-three thousand dollars, including nine thousand dollars for salaries, nine thousand dollars for publications, in Bett AND Everett SraTe CoNnvENvention held at Sacramento, on/ Wednesday It seems to have been a pretty large turn out, t “INSULT To U. 8. FuaG.—The recent inpartinent will dispatch ‘vessels to the Atlantic or the prevention of ‘insurgents. Cw"The Placerville Democrat says :--"'The ter We doubt if there is a town in the State : ao a EDITORS GOING UP.—It is said John. R. lnm arenes tw Late advices from New Orleans ahA young man has been hung for having given si minister, accused of having converted to Several other executions, of the same de. } muncuto. Itis edited by M. G. Upton. scription, haye taken plage, © ~ fornia matters. But, asa general rule, they prefer wasting their ink in nonsensical diss their readers réally had some interest in such. t ail 8 only chance ‘for Wists 6 limb will ‘recover. { wr Encourage every enterprise that will lessen the distances between the remotest points of the State by every means within opened, or a canal to be dug, or a railway to be constructed, go in for it. If you have promiaéa large per-centum of profit with little security, buy shares in these enter. prises, which must eventually result in quadrupling the value of your property and adour present system—of railrovds andanals emerging -from their primitive condition of dependence upon their wealthier neighbors. ‘The people of this State have thus far exhibited a singular reluctnce in sustaining’ ‘such projects, but: by-and-by they will learn . +that in the fostering of public improvements ‘lies the true prosperity of a people, and all their energies will be adapted to this end:-~S. F. Mirror. ‘ ” t=” The people of Milford, Del., and vicinity, at last accounts, were in great excitement in consequenve of the perpétrativn-of-a dreadful crime in their midst, which the. Smyrna, Del., Times describes as follows: “On Sunday afternoon last, about half-past five o'clock, an interesting young girl, aged about 14 years, daughter of Zach. Griffith, on returning from a vist to a neighboring 4 woods, her person violated, afterwards killed and dragged through the Avoods and an adjoining corn field to a ditch, wher it is supposed the fiend intended to. bury her in the mud, which he-would doubtless’ have done, passing’ near the place at the time to -feed some hogs, whom the raseal saw, and made a hasty retreat, unfortunately unnoticed. The body was warm when found by the man above named. On examination the skull on the back part of her head had been crushed as if by 4 brick or stone, and there was a small rope around her neck, used , doubtless, forthe pur, was held, the result of which has not reached us, but whieh no doubt, gathered all the facts that could be elicited, A hegro man, about 21 . years of age, belonging to,D. Curry, of Milford, has been arrested on suspicion of com-4 mitting the deed, as he was seen by Dr. Mitchell, who was returning from a professional visit to the residence of Alexander Johnson, near whose house the outrage occurred, to enter the weods shortly before the young lady did. The unfortunate person, we learn, was a very lovely and interesting young lady, and was at the time, or had shortly pre. viously been a pupil at the seminary. in Milford. ‘Phe people of the neighborhood are xo ‘incensed. that they intend ‘to lynch the perpetrator ofthe deed as soon as they obtain suficient proof of his guilt.” tw Our friend, Mr. 1 Joty, who drives ‘the stage between this and Marysville, through Timbuctoo, informs us that Judge Stidger whe was so badly injured, more than a month ago, by the ecapsizing of the stage, near Timbuctoo, is rapidly recovering. limbs are knitting tinely aud he is in excellent spirits, with the hope of being -up and about in the course of another mouth." le > = : ~ tr An excvedingly brilliant display of the Narthérn Lights was witnessed by our citizens last evening, It began about 8 o'clock, and reached. its maximum of grandeur about: 9. If we are ot Mistaken, Niése phenomena are generally regarded eg precursors of cold Weathez,; .<* ployed as sheep herder on the Pleyto for a new pasture for his herd, came suddenwhich he did ; but in securing his rifle he had not sufficient time to fire béfore the bear was right leg. With desperate strength he seized tree above him, and held on with one arm, while he fired at the bear with the other, which caused her.to let go her hold of that leg. She-then followed him a him by the other: leg; ‘He gave4 ‘kick; + with the right foot, on the snout, which cau-. sed. her to loosen her grip, her endea-. . vors to follow, him out. 90 the limb of the . tree, where he was, ske fell to the ground. She then took revenge on his hat, which ‘lay on the ground, ind walked off. The poor . man’s legs are dreadfully lacerated. He ‘mile_ftom the scene, where he was attended by his employer, Mr. Atchiss. Our informant stater that he thinks the man, With care, . your power. If a new stage route is tebe: money; rather than leave it lying idle at your. biinkér’s, or investing it in schemes which ding proportionably to your trade. Without . one-half the. States would” be only just . ‘and rendering them caj ~\ girl, of the same age, was waylaid in crossing . had it not been thats rian happened to be . : niam.Cement, Gutta Percha. Fee however large $2,50 at DR. LEVASON’S office, up Stairs, cor‘ner Commercial street, Nevada. t which stated that two shooting affrays took place there last Sunday. A Mexican, who had raised 9 rowin a saloon, and was flourishing a. pistol, and threatened toshoot, “was shot by a white man with a revolver in the head, andalso in the groii. He is. not extween Mr. Spitzer’of Port Wine, and nian ‘hamed Smith, formerly of Monte Cristo, and shot Spitzer in the groin with a revolver, wounding him so that his recovery is despairSpitzer had made some very insultifig remarks to him about his (Smith’s) wife. . and pictorials, bearing the date of the 11th of August, for which he has our yery sincere . Nev Hose 5 No, i: The regular Monthly Meetings of this Company are held ol the Secead Tueson Wednesday, frém Virginia City, by Langpected to recover. ‘Phe other affair was be-_ WHOLESALE ASD BETAIL DEALER De . Groceries & Provisions,‘Nevada, ‘Sept. 6 -tf ace who had just arrivedacross the plains. Smith. cata Fine of. ‘Smith was examined and acquitted. . °7¥ My ig _ Keeps constantly on hand, Ojoths, Cassimeres and Vestings, eup hy the LATEST -Shop on Broad street, in the room forme Sloled . ne. T. Fhompson, opposite the Ne t7yrMr. J. W. Sullivan, that emperor of . . Beecking FEM zis newspaper agents in San Francisco, has sent . ROAD STREET. aver Patent Med“Alcohol; Camphene, ete. ete. : Cash orders from the country solicted. sep6-1m As Ac SARGENT.SARGENT & NILES, day of each month at their Koom on . Pp

‘DR. HARVEY HUNT, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Office at Rudolph & Hunt’s Drug store, Main street, Nevada. ae : sep7-tf tag, “8 e Dentistry. Tp LEV ASON’S. Office over Block & Compa. }. j ny’s Clothing store, Nevada. sep Artificial Teeth F Every m_ fixed front one to complete sets by DR. LEVASON. Office over Bleck & Co’s. store, Nevada. sep7: A New Discovery. TN cae aided by Galvanism for the cure of tender Teeth, allaying in most cases the pain ble of being sto in avery short Fee at-DR. LEV N’S office, over Block & Co’s store, corner of Commercial street, Nevada. : sep? _ “Teeth Cleaned, cured by DR. LEVASON:" Fee $250. Office over Block & Co’s store, Nevada. sep7 . Teeth, qt or Roots Extracted with ease and dex. terity by DR. LEVASON. Fee $2,50. Office over Block & Co*s, corner Commercial street, Nevada. 2 sepz : ' Notice. R. LEVASON Dentist. and Nervo Galvanist for the benefit of those who live at a distance will attend in his office every-day in the week and at all hours, so that his friends and patients may not be disappointed. Office over Block & Co's store, Commercial street, sep?“Hydro Galvanism. yy EURALGIC or Nervous Pains ‘in. theHead and Face relieved almost instantly, by Dr. vason. Fee $2,50. Office over Block & Co's store, corner.of Commercial street. sep7-tf Dr. Levason’s Preparations OR the Teeth and Gums may be had at his of: . > fice, Or of SPENCE, Drogyist, Broad street; [: Nevada. sep? Plugging, fF R oPPng with pure Gold, small cavities, SF $2 La as per_agreement. All other kinds of fillings such'ae Fidiinn Silver, Succedasept? In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada, sbi eae OLD DUST Purchased at the Highést Marpose of strangulation. A Coroner's inquest G k X . forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U. 8 at Par. Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates. Collections made, and State and Counoe purchased at the highest Market value. pe he i GEO. W. KIDD, = , Banker. ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust Mint. ‘Sight Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento 8 sep?7-tf Go-and Get a Drink that will surely refresh you ! Drugs, Paints; Oil, His broken . Bank Exchange Saloon, Broad Street, Nevada. —AT— , Patierson & Johnson's! Nevada, Sept. 7th.0f°"" RUDOLPH & HUNT, ; Wholesale and Retail DRUGGI STs, MAIN STREET, Opposite Mulford & Co’s Bank, Chemicals, Perfumery, Camphene, Patent Medicines, &c. A full supply always on hand. Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf WALL & NEWMAN, (Successors to J. S. Wall,) No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada: Vy FHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in Groceries, Proyisions, Shelf Goods, Mining Tools, Quicksilver, Bar'ey, Wheat and Ground Feed, &e., &e. See to be found in the City, and will be sold on the most reasonable terms. , a sd-tf = WALL & NEWMAN. WM. RANDALL, Surgeon. ._ Office on Mill street, Grass Valley. 26-if “M. H. FUNSTON, Seay. . B, seams sceme yo A. Ce NILES OFFICE—ON. BROAD STREET, — Over Harrington’s Saloon, “Nevada, California. s6-tf F. MANSELL, Gt6x, ORNAMENTAL AND HOUSE PAIN-~ “S. “TER, Broad street, Nevada, next above Baker & Co.’s Brick, store. oy agg Punctuality and dispatch the order of the day. : FOR SALE—Paints mixed. 86-tf . = DR. RM HUNT, Physician-and Surgeon. OFFICE — At Wickes & Co:;’s Drug Store, \Broad Street, Nevada, 85-tf C. WAGNER, LOTHING REPAIRED AT SHORT XNO“DICK, and Cleaned at-low rates. Shop on Pine streét,two doors above Cheap John’s. A\ ©?" share of patro! e ie solicited. Nevada, Sept. 6,—Im ; City Bill Poster. All Orders left at the DAiLy TrANscipr PRINTING OFFICE will be promptly attended to. Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf— eee. [TARTAR Removed and Scurvy of the Gittins . COUNTY SURVEYOR. fice at the Court House. Orders for Surveying strictly attended to. ofNevada, Sept. 6.-tf at C, WILSON HILL, Office, in Williams’ Brick B ilding, .W. Welvh’s Bookstore. ” iguysbatind Geo. SB Hupp, Notary Public. ui ; _ GEO. 8. HUPP. HILL & HUPP, _ Attorneys and Counselors at Law, sepé-tf a THOMAS P. HAWLEY, _ Attorney and Counselor at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ~~ _ Office—Up Stairs, in Kidd:& Knox's Buil corner of Broad and Pine streets;-Nevada. Aine. Nevada, Sept: 6.—tf a: aw W.H. CRAWFORD & CO.,, (Sueeessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) © ; GENERAL DEALERS IN JQUILDING MATERIALS, CARP Dee rapa tee Ra ements. acksmith’s Tools, C. Puse, Powder, Duek, ete., ete. tis : eR At the old stand Sept. No, 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. t Rene JOS. LEWIS, 2s : Ss. . M. LEWIS, Nevada. San Francisco. . ’ Carson City. LEWIS’ BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, in Fine Havana Cigars, Tobacco, ~ Pipes, Ete.,.Eto. ~~ Kr-Orders from the country promptly attended to. ‘s5-tf A Query! why will you suffer? brief buta comprehensive term for the numerous diseases which affect the stomach, liver, and in fact the whole . } discovered the Oxygen: . Wwas.at fault and bed conan Se reel waemoe efforts to cure this. _ nce ak caine dn 1i8_disease. Byspeptic need not painful, frequently a fatal aftlictio: : This unique sculiar ¢ tainly cure the discase as the disease exists. Had: it not this power such t not.be given in it dl tna ae Valuable 'T, States Simmoy, United States Senator from Rhode Island pai forme . Islan) om. Voodbridge, late Goyernor of Ptichigan. , . Success in severe cases ot hype; Asthma, q d general debility of the system. place: the Mest-wonderful discoveries in niedieal science and has given it a reputation far beyond an remedy known for these complaints, in-all their 4 yariOUs forms. ww : ee Always on hana, the LA Ro “ST STOCK The only Genuine; Pure and Medical Balsa has the name of “2. Butts” written with a pen; aid the printed name of the proprietors, 8. W. FOWLE & Co., on the outside wrapper. Prepared by 8. W. Fow x & Co., Boston, and; for sale by Rice, Coffim & Cu-; “Marysville; te dington & Co. Henry Johnson & Co., Charles Morpell, San Francisco, aud other Druggists. Oxygenated Bitters. ‘spepsia is a 1uman system. Until Dr. Green exhausted itself in fruitless longer with a desease that is always peculiar compound will ap jor: estiniony in Favor ofthe Oxygenated itters. Washington. D.C. Jume Mi, _ — mide use Of the ‘Uxygenatedtieers: prepared by Dr; George B. Green, of Windsor; Vt and from knowledge obtained of their efficacy in other cases, we cheerfully recommend them 'to ~"”" the public, believing they will fully sustain the recommendatiotrof the proprietor. We hope that aluable remedy may be eted, geamuel. S. Phelps, William Upham, United accessible to.all the Senators from ‘Vermont.-~ James F J‘Tr, Morehead, United States Senatdr, and vly Governor of Kentueky.— ‘ H. Arnold Formerly Governor of Rhode a sit among Beware of vile and Worthless Counter ts! bs * Sept. 7, 180. NS : thom Se Sr “ . 1 a nid se JOHN L. GAMBLE, . é . J . ie SOL LEWIs, “S¥. Be ‘Broad strect, next door to H hee aoa, Nevaae”’ o Harrington’s Baocli0Ods furnished at San Francisco Jobbing pri. Haye : lof hay hav Be on, In @¢ some 100, 1 readily sell haulit fron about 25 m -A FINe . erecting a "Broad stre by the Vir stories, ‘an driving the ane of the’ will be cal te The Methodist: liant succe gentlemen *\ the music’ ‘informed 1 ladies was Crowp! j week, has gers. All: resentative / convention. and witnes Tue Ma owners of % him for th and the ge: PY. mght. A Per . day, -walki lowed by pig. Nop the affectio to regard . ej. . CHance Nevada to lately owne by L. W. } More . grain stor erected in SMELTR 4) \. rear of the ny {1 an accom, t? Washoe sil i) ges are « ; a jon be in . (= The 1 “favorable t Lane, will House, toating thei ‘to the Sta te Th tend gett evening, 1. funds for 1 We shall s HF Yes ) Barry co fuvor of ] te Wi Gruss Val ubout to t this. ity. i? Re ‘of a serie: Brick Chu « Vice in thi bet hall