August 17, 1869 (4 pages)

f Truckee. org’s cy evada City. h San Juan oa Valley. idea. evada City. of Nevada. ass Valley. chools. rasp Valley. tia Valiey. fashington. rase Valley. et sittle York. ‘O ME are tember, ‘East abou punts. Dur cK, ‘the County ce. I take a good Phy, ' dD. cE. rer, VALD, AX, IONERIES TERERS, kery. d everrthin nstaptly on 8 of the city. ¥FUSS, KR ERY EVADA, ‘opricter.md HOME— ing. every morn, tice. m4 ROO. yn the inter1 to Bride, in lide. to matyinesa. Sent ree of charge. UN, Box P. ie LD, + Building.) in mee.” ra : rc. &&O. Bc. nde tO orcer nke 6p band BOP. JERS walt to RY of every ructed, Sted ge Saw Criet, ywer and car a low rates 83 9 or Sen FrasID THOM. PN 4 The Daily : Granserrpt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, . THE Ripez.—On Saturday we visited the various points in Bridgeport town_ship,frcm San Juan to French. Corral, _ #id were pleased to note the evidences » of taste and thrift in the homes ef the people, and of prosperity in the mines of the region. The towns of San Juan, Sebastopo!, Sweetiand, Bikchville and French Corral have many cosy cottages, while, scattered all along the road are residences, so near together as to make a garden spot of the waole distance— six miles. The trees are heavily laden with rich and ripe fruits, and the climate is the most favorable tor a.1 agrjcultural and horticultural products. We saw in an orchard belonging to V. G. Bell a dozen fig trees, the largest of which was ten inches in diameter, and the figs, ripe and luscious, were ag large as peaches. The grapes are already ripening, and peaches, plums and ap-~ ples; with every variety of vegetables, are found about every residence in such profusion that much is wasted. Some excellent Culifornia wine has been made in this locality, and in the vicinity of French Corral a number of Frenchmien reside, who have given considers able attention to the cultivation of grapes for wine. For permanent and pleasant homes this locality will compare with any portion of the State, and a trip through the township, so pleasant on this account, is still more attract. ive because hydraulic mining may be there seen under the most favorable circumstances. ; Tae Mrves.—At San Juan Hill there is at present but little mining done, but at Sebastopol, just below, the American Company’s cluims are located. These claims are at what is known as Manzanita Hill, and their extent may be known from the fact that_six years washing has only enabled the miners to run on the channel about 800 feet, and they still have at least 2,200 feet of unbroken ground. The American Co. has bought up eight or nine other min-. ing claims, and now owns about all the ground on the hill. . They now have three. bed rock tunnels running into their claims, and men are engaged, night and day, in running one of these in for the parpose of getting up under the new banks. Thirty to forty men are constantly employed in the claims, and four pipes are kept continually playing against the banks, which are now abcut 180 feet in hight. The cement {rom the channel is very hard, and an immense quantity of powder is used in blasting, one charge last year amounting to 510 kegs. In running the main bed rock tunnel and cut this company wae fortunate enough to find aseam in the rock from which they could take the rock out. in blocks or slabs, securing perpendicular walls cut in the rock by the hand of Nature. The hardeP cement is worked in an eight stamp mill; and the company has blacksmith shop>office, melting furnace and other buildings on the ground, so that the work éven to the melting of gold into bars, is done on tlie ground. The yield of this mine = lust’ yeaP.was $149,000, and for a long time, the yielkth after each run has been so-uniform, that for every 15 or 16 days of ten hours from $7,000 to $8,000. can be counted on. At Sebastopol, Messrs. Swan, Brown, Spooner and Major McBride, members of the company, . reside, ‘and have very neat places. Mr. Brown i8 foreman in the mine. The Buckeye Hill claims, owned by Genl. Evans, John Stidger & Co, are located jugt below Sweetland. This company is now rcnning a bed rock tunnel for ‘Sweetland Creek, which, when compleved, will be 1,800 feet long. In the tunnel they employ six men day andnight. ‘They are also washing, aud employ at ‘this time 22 men, using about 600 inches of water. After the last run of six weeks the claim yielded . $18,000, which is about an average. This company has abundance of ground, and seme coutroversy arising, they recently bought the Granite Tunnel ground, paying therefor $60,000. The company recently had an offer of $180,000 for their ground. Messrs. Stidger . Fitteenmien are employed, and 500 and Evans have fine residences, beautifully located on an eminence from which they have a full view of thetr extensive claims. ny have also fine claims on the channel. inches of water used, obtaining first-rate réturns. nee At French Corral we had not time to visit the mines, but we learn that five] or six claims are being, worked ‘and a number of! men are employed. Mr. Pollinier is putting up a ten stamp mi.} and in a short time five such mills will be at work in this vicinity. The mines, se far as we were able to learn, were paying well. WonDERS OF *THE WORLD.—This is the title of a grand pictorial work which J. B. Drummond is now canvassing this city for It contains startling incidents, interesting scenes and wonderful events in all countries, all ages and among all people, by the celebrated author, C.G. Rosenberg. If you wish to be surprised, delighted, startled; instructed, amused, entertained,fascinated and eles vated—if you wish to laugh, to wonder and reflect, buy this book. It is printed from a beautiful, clear, new type, on fine, hard, silicious paper, made expressly for this work, comprised in one large quarto volume of over 500 pages, equal to an octavo of over 1,000 paves, most eminent urtists, and will be —furnished to subscribers only. LIFE ASsURANCE.—Don’t be deceived by the representations of agents but examine the conditions of the policy before taking it. There is only one Insurance Company that issues policies which recommend themselves to a mining community, and that is the North America Life Insurance Company, of New York. ‘These policies are not forfeited in case a man. is compelled to change his business tothat of mining, blasting, running an engine or any other business deemed hazaruous. The North America is a purely mutaal Life Insurance Company. 8. B. Davenport, of this city, is agent for Nevada, Piacer and Sierra counties. NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, OFFICE—Oorner of Broad and Pine Streets over Carley & Beckman’s saloon, Nevada, a9 GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— PRODUCE STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET, adjoining Keeney’s a Hardware Store. R. & P. SUMMERS, Proprietors. WM. 8S. McROBERTSB, } AS charge of the Establichment which is A. constuntty supplied with FitnsH FARM PRODUCKH, consisting of Butter, Eges, Chickens, Turkeys Geese, Wheat, Bariey, Corn, Fresh Vegetables, Potatoes anda jemeral assortment of Groceri san@ Provisions. The Proprietors having been . }. ng engaged in Seating have exceileut advantages ior procuring all sOrtB ot Farm Produce trezh, and of selling lo custumers at ihe Lowest Cash Prices. Families and consumers generally dre invited to give us a call. a3 . NLW REFRESHMENT ROOMS. —N. C. WILLARD, OULD reepectfullyv inform the people of W Nevadacny and the vicinity Unst be has opeced nefresbinent houms. on Commercia! St. Kelsey's building. Where he will keep on hand, at all times, the very best of 3S Ico Cream, Oysters, Ham & Eges, Chickens, covked to order, Frulta, ot every kind, Wimes, Soda, ac. ee A COLD LUNCH can be had at all hours, Entrance for "adies, up etairs, next door to the Uyster >aioon: The proprietor is determined to keep on hand everything thatis good Im the Bate img lame and has fitted up two splendid Koume for the ladies auu thuir e-Cu: ts. By endeavoring to picu-e he bepes to receive & good share of putronkge — al -E. M. PRESTON. J. &. PatRewILD. SPENCE & C®O., Deaiers in Drags, Patent "ledicines, ' ‘Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c (a A new supply of Toilet Articles just ee A fine ga of ASSAY SCALES for gale cheap for casb. Ec No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada ~-At Sweetland, the Kentucky Compa+ contains over 1,000 illustrations by the . GREAT FIGHT AMONG THE . CANDIDATES! ATT ‘THE ist DAY OF {SEPT, THE story will be told, that JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SE-' aoe CIGARS AND TOBACCO! _¢ Im Nevada County, He has also on hand che GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS!) — TOBACCO, the best assortment ever brought here, such as FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, , _ MARYS OWN, « PEACH BLOSSOM, &e. &e. &C. Crumpton’s 12 Ib. hard pressed, Atla.tic Cable, Lester’s Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best ever brought to this market. Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money.by buying tmeir KuBACCO in large g@uanilt es. e Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, RX LL Pocket Kuives, Playing Cards, Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, &e, &e, Which he will eel) at a smal] advance on San Francisco Cost. ; JULIUS .GREENWALD, BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY, SAN FRANCISCO, Sacramento and Ualistoga, Via VALLEJO, ON and after April Sth, 1869, Steamer New World will leave her berthat FRONT STKELT WHakF, corner of Val ejo 5t., SAN FRANCISCO, at Ta M. and4p. m., for Vallejo, conmecting with kxpress Trains op th . California Pacific Railroad, For Suisun, Vaca, Dixon, Davieville and Sac ramento. Also with the Express Trains of the NAPA VALLEY RAILROAD, For Soscol, Napa City, Yountville and calisloga. : ciaaes connect at Napa for Sonoma, Santa Rora and Petaluma.and at Calistoga tor Healdeburg, Cloverdale, Geyser Springs, &c. Stages conuect at Davisville ‘for Wo vdiand and tor Knight's Landing. . keturning—‘lrains leave Sacramento (Warhington) ato A. m, and J P. M., and Calistoga al TA. M. and 2 Pp. M, i New Worid leaves Vallejo for San Francisco atQa. mM. und P.M.or on arrival of ‘Traits from Sacramenio und Calistoga. cloce connection mace at Vallejo by all Trains with Steamer. , Passengers go through direct each way between bacraunnte aud Calist ga by both the Morning and Evening Trains. Ticnets sold and bagguge checked to any point on either line. D.C. HASKIN. me a2s UNLTED sTAT«£S SALOON. Corner of Breadan Pine streets. CARLEY & BECKMAN, FAVE just received a lurgeaditional stock H ot buperb BRANDY, WHISKY, But TLED LiQuuiss, cte. FINE C1G.4K> aiways on band. HE BAR always supphed with the best in the above line. Cumcuudeample mes KELD « wUnKel, \WFORWAKRDING MERCHANTS, “\_ COLFAX, Ga LIPORNIA. ARK GOQDS PLAINLY CARE OF “°C, rE: amento aud “st. & MD.» GoLax. Send ebipptug teceip’® with each ConBlyuLbenL Ol Prous rurwaruing Char, at the old rates. Gzo. pesck & Cu’é Piano Fortes. ~_ ri Set Mason & Hamirn’s Cabinet Organs. BOOT @€ GADZ. Musie Publishers and Whoicewe and Ket veaiere io : very Variety of ¢27 Musical Merchaudise, : ©. M. CaDY. 67 Washington Street, 6ro, F. ROOT. : &. T. ROUT, CELICAGO. i . SINGER'S ° im NEW i FAMILY MACHINE ! a° THE MOST SIMPLE, DURABLE AND TASTEFUL. MACHINE EVER OFFERED ‘TO THE PUBLAG1 ar Pure Pu chase ASO the SINGER and you can accomplish a variety of work never attempted upon apy other Machine. t#” Our Embreidery Attachment Hus taken the Ladies by surprise. The Mannfactnring Machines for Tailors, Shoemakers, Marness Work.and Carriage Trimmérs, Has never yet been equalled. Wherever the SINGER MACHINE has come in competition with offfets it hus invarjably carried off the first premium, and better atill, the sales ofthe SENGER ouuumber by thousands all othera. : . We guarantee perfect satisfaction and before purchasing eleewhere, be sure to examine our NEW FAMILY MACHINE or send fora Circular to the a Singer Manufacturing Co, 139 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Ed. Goldsmith, Agent, Nevada City. Suly 17th, 1869. ANSON W. LESTER, AUSTIN W. LESTER A. W. LESTER & CO. Dealers in. Groceries, Provisiozs, Case Goods, CROCKERY, LIQUORS, &c. &C. &Cy : Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. ji THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND Thie side of San Francisco the Store vt J. K, JOUNSTON, Broad etreet, National Kxchange Hotel Build: ing, Nevada city, eptat~ Bureaus, } Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Mirrors, &c.” UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the ehortest notice, xy Calland examine the Stock 1% Nevada, May @7th. : FIR& BOY'S SALOON, BROAD STRERET...-. NEVADA CITY ¢ : Cc. T. CANFIELD, Sueceesor to G. v. Schmittburg. Wines, Li,nors and Cigara, Lager Beer, by the Gallon, Qaart.or Glase, Wals in Gentle men, and take a drink. 13 CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD, \HANGE.OF TIME.—Eastward —Express Train leaves Sacramento daily at 6:30 a n.; arrives kt Janction T:4y a. M.; Colfax, 940 aw; Reno. 405 p.m; Wadsworth, 6.10 Pm; Carlin 750a m.; niko, 93> 4.% : Promontory, 10.00 #. w: maha. 3 10 P, M.: Chicago 4.15 vy mw. New York, 6:50 a. M. ReTURNI G—Express Train leaves Prom-ptory dairy 4:10 P Mj arrives Junction 12.30 > uw Socraments 1.20 Pp. m "a HROUGH LM GOING KAST—From Sxeramenw 10 Omaha. 4 days and 7 hours ; to Chica, 6 daye and 7 hours; to New York seven days. TW:: TRAINS DAILY, (Sundays excepted) leave Sacramento 6:30 4. M. and 2PM; arrive Junetion 40a M.,and 316P.M; Marysville 9.304 mM and630P m. Leave Marysville 6:30 A. MH. aud 1010 a. M.: arrive Vunetion 7:30 ». m. and 12:30 y M.; Sacramento 10:00 a. m. and 1:20 P. M. ; YHROUGH FARE KEDUCED—From San San trancisc: or Sacram. nto to Omaha (tn cu. iency) $111 00; wo St. Louis, $181 00; Chicage $130 uu; to New York, 6:50 GU: to Boston, $153 00. -« Z : biL\ ER PLACE SLEEPING COACHES are rau daJjy trom Sacramento to Promonto ry. Double Lower Berth.#5 00; Double Upper Berth, ¢5 00; state Roums $1200. Double Berthe secummosate Lwuo persons, diate Keome tour pereons, . CHIL. KE. novover Twelve (12) years of auc, Hal. Fare; uuder Five (5) year® O1 Age, Free. Se 100 POUNLS OF BAGGAGE (per acalt passenger) Free, 50 Pounds Baggnge (per child b tween Genu 12 pedie of age, Frre.) bX Ks BaGGAaGh (over 100 D8) b tween Sacramento aud Unwha (currency) $16 per 100 pounds. , . ChUcKnk, ven’) dep’t Aug. Sib, 1869. : a MAJOR JACK. DOW NL.G'S -SALOONY ' \ PING STREET, TEXT door toxthe corner of Broad Street, ia AN eupplied wiifthe Guest of Braudy, Whieiy, Beer, Ale, on sample, Cigars, &¢, &¢ Proprietor. mm. 0. 0 1 & fe friends of “Major Jaek” and the publia . genoraly dre invited .o come ang “eke s aip . 2 a a ed, place it dint urines, feriuge. Agents. this uuce. party tue Suave. ; : GKEKAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greatest _dincovery ol bile or Ly vulher Age. PREVE1IVE POWDsRS TTR MARMTELD LaDiEs. FRENCH LU Dr. J. GC. YOUNG, Im 1856. No Cure, No Pay, » PRIVATE DISEASES fn Mailer, and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers o: health, uituck tbe system, and gradualiy undermine and destroy 1b: they drive the bloom troni the cheek, the lustre from the eye, and-vizor trom the frame, they ed dspring, and peison,M KCURY, br MahvICAL hNEM the Veneaial, auubles his dangers bave becn treated With that pernicious MLN KRAL POION, are not cured} the disease has vnly assumed a new form. z Do Not BE SATISFIED With P. That leaves es poluon ta crawl, system, val is way into the. ane beneath the ap “4 eae burst out in the future with av will battle the effecis of medicine, fect CURES eau, be obtained by eoneuliing a phyrician, whom long practice and tho. ova) er Lion inty the causes ‘of Di akKY years, and bas become one Thust-cele Draied lustituter oi the age., ‘Phe great number aunuully pecelved and durim polut-oi number of patients Bluvog Lhe Very Hirst of the wyrid and the sucCRED Of ite treatment raukw it oO it Consultation by. letter, cr otherwige, Freez. i BENJ. F. JusSELYN, M.D. second to none, ‘they insiduously = strength ve puny and tnecnan suc Cesrive p,eueruuonus, the race o man. Phe J marks canbe seen in dero. ula, Cripplee, the Giotic, the Paratytic. the insane. ‘Yuere is bo more terrivie rcuurge to the bu@u race than those diseases arisy contamination Veueriai Poison, . formes, by retreating to the blvod, hold ever over the oue afilicied, the sword of destruc tion that is liebie atimoment to fall —to uiteriy destroy—all earthly nb Consumption, from the ‘Lhe mildest and blight opens, : ized as the most FATAL to Dan, coreg — » Those w Curr. rough the surface, en Ben pet: SURses >i ORGANS, enable to determi Al Ole Lhe Cause Of the ad = In all Gineares entrusted to the £ PhRr KOT, SPEKUY, PERMANENT. IN ALL CASES CURES In Syphilia and 118 adjan and accumpying + levaeus 7 in the Bladder, Kidueys and Weukuess, Vieeanes of the Dyspepeia, Inuigestion, ba re Cousumpuon, aud ali dinetean "aa titans Or’s care , JUAKANTERED. iy nuhorrhoedisorders of rostate ; Semina earl aud rguns iu either 8ex, cure always wees . TNO PAY required: ys warranted, SEMLNAL WEAKNESS, The young wan who experiences that growrave, ing weakuees in nie Muscular and menwal-orgunizavion shuuld stop and Ccousuer whence it he 'wul find ju the weakness of bavk, iremvling v1 the simpes, . ae tion, uuaccuunlabie Milling of the powers of the wie, Sg sock Ly, ing treuble, lo. uge Of eV, sleeplersn troubled and laciviour dreame, someone by gruwiug deainess, loss of muscular &u0 LUMe(oue Other symptonis of disurgan: vation, the porltive tr disurdered aigesdreed of inpendied power, aCys Ol that moct terrilife dribiing ony appearance Marriage, that huly office, the safeguord and aves him ‘Treatment, Consuit then, O) the Uineuse!— faecl.atiipy aud destrucall, Do uot forget the address, See below. . * IMPOmlLAN! Tu THE LADIES, When a female is in trouble or afflicted with » Op be fatter, disease, dud requ.tes medical of eurgicul-atendunce, the euguiry shonid $6, where in there # physician wae is In ly Colnpetent to admiuieter reiel, aud Why respeciibie etand-: . lng lu Bociely recomnmends fil tu the conti-. deuce Of the COMME Ity ¥ “The Doctur slahdiuy how inperatively Leceskary these requiremcuts ure, els Called Npon ty interpose, -anu by calling the attention of the afflicted to the fact that ue bas been a Profesor of Obsteuries ahd Female Diseases for ‘Twenty Yeara, ‘uvd 46 wuly Qiwutied tu administer in ull cases both micdicaiy and surgically, uot-in a superficial manus, DUL IN as thorvugh 4 Anner ae vears of study aud practice—botb Lu tiuspitala aud fasilive—can take, ty pave them frum the bauds the uuquulified, unscrupdlous and ue viguing. ‘Lherelore timilies cau rely pon big orAllin affliction cau tind te him vue wuo can feel ad sympathize wore aud betrieud them in troup @—oMe in Wwaoone secigay Lhe nunvsl contiduin® cau be placed, Colsaltation (by Letler oF Ulberwise) Frer Mer auureess Deluw. Tit CoLbspxaTcD FEMALE REMEDIES. Compounded from the private prescriptions o — Ur. Young, ave Low obtained & Midst ext ded popwarity, uud are correctly viewed to be the sa vst wud surest remedies for the cum piutnts tor which Lbey are appiled. ‘I'he com~ rlaully accrulug leslimonials of their efficacy, deciare inem-to be pre-eminently eaperior te heir acuiun. xen Noiady elivald be without thee Renovating None Seut ager Uuless: proearcd at y Muu.or Hrpress to any ‘these Vowders will-ve-touud o1 essenti ‘Yueir use eauuld be avoided al Certain times Pisce HU a DUX Oelly O4NY Part vl thu cuaAL petiectiy ele iui puspltivn. deur by Mait ui Apidos aud, cored Lo BeNd. NAK OK Fa MALE MONTHLY Pibb+rice <6. F. JOSSELYN, M, D “ AckLOWicdged ny the Medical Frarernity to hreremeLie t ' . De the viny satie, muia@and efiicacious remedy LO be depeuded un in long siauding Caecs of sup, resale, regmarity, OF Bluppiay of thc tuuc tone uf uslure, the neghect of which the suurce vi suck deplorame effects Iemaie Walpe ‘ * Address BENS. F) JOSSELYN, M.D, No. bebt DLedige ty. bie und destructive of All diseases, Seminal’Weakuess—wasting away ing his hope of life and mynuhood, and drapging him siong ioe — Pata Py his exislends, luwerd relature and . Tu bim roe finds his andes in ‘Wwe discharge Of the vital principle of exis, tence iu buClLUrnal Bud diurnal : were Cesrulion Of the Causes ite brings Lo assurance of relief, hie puwers,destrdyo Missions, the . . . hupe of munnvod, oriage to. sacha oue: 4° of cure, but suds LO Lie misery eri et “ edge vt che ove Who looks ty him for se much of her happiness, 18 4 vicuin oF his evil and an junocent companion Of his punishment, He adds W kis Misery aud disorder uncil hope ‘There 16 no rescue except in proper and ekitiul Al UliCe, & physician Whoin Jong prectice and . cureiul rerearch has made bin thoroughly cunVversanl Roda every phase “Lhose who bave become the vietins > ry vices, Unai dreadiul a OF suites table babil, Which tus UhousHods of sick rooms With puralytics wad CoMeumptives, and bundreds of waiimely waves wich «ite inieguided viciine, should consult. Withont @ muwent’s delay, one WhO Wil ByMputhire with their suf. ‘Vo such the Lucion would ex recommend himeeci, giving to each and guarantees Ol a herlect aba Permanent Cure, withuut Hindrance from Busiuess, Cuabye of Diet, Kear of bxpueure, pecially . value tu those whore meaus, hemi or other: * CUCR Places du UL Peru tub Lo lucrease tke BuMIve! Oo tucu famiiy Withuul incouvenlence, sulkeripg and peruaps rink yt hie. ‘Thi prepa allow le Lew, sale, smialiibie, COMVeRion, dud silipic, sud CauUol 1ujure Lue beaith.

f Truckee. org’s cy evada City. h San Juan oa Valley. idea. evada City. of Nevada. ass Valley. chools. rasp Valley. tia Valiey. fashington. rase Valley. et sittle York. ‘O ME are tember, ‘East abou punts. Dur cK, ‘the County ce. I take a good Phy, ' dD. cE. rer, VALD, AX, IONERIES TERERS, kery. d everrthin nstaptly on 8 of the city. ¥FUSS, KR ERY EVADA, ‘opricter.md HOME— ing. every morn, tice. m4 ROO. yn the inter1 to Bride, in lide. to matyinesa. Sent ree of charge. UN, Box P. ie LD, + Building.) in mee.” ra : rc. &&O. Bc. nde tO orcer nke 6p band BOP. JERS walt to RY of every ructed, Sted ge Saw Criet, ywer and car a low rates 83 9 or Sen FrasID THOM. PN 4 The Daily : Granserrpt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, . THE Ripez.—On Saturday we visited the various points in Bridgeport town_ship,frcm San Juan to French. Corral, _ #id were pleased to note the evidences » of taste and thrift in the homes ef the people, and of prosperity in the mines of the region. The towns of San Juan, Sebastopo!, Sweetiand, Bikchville and French Corral have many cosy cottages, while, scattered all along the road are residences, so near together as to make a garden spot of the waole distance— six miles. The trees are heavily laden with rich and ripe fruits, and the climate is the most favorable tor a.1 agrjcultural and horticultural products. We saw in an orchard belonging to V. G. Bell a dozen fig trees, the largest of which was ten inches in diameter, and the figs, ripe and luscious, were ag large as peaches. The grapes are already ripening, and peaches, plums and ap-~ ples; with every variety of vegetables, are found about every residence in such profusion that much is wasted. Some excellent Culifornia wine has been made in this locality, and in the vicinity of French Corral a number of Frenchmien reside, who have given considers able attention to the cultivation of grapes for wine. For permanent and pleasant homes this locality will compare with any portion of the State, and a trip through the township, so pleasant on this account, is still more attract. ive because hydraulic mining may be there seen under the most favorable circumstances. ; Tae Mrves.—At San Juan Hill there is at present but little mining done, but at Sebastopol, just below, the American Company’s cluims are located. These claims are at what is known as Manzanita Hill, and their extent may be known from the fact that_six years washing has only enabled the miners to run on the channel about 800 feet, and they still have at least 2,200 feet of unbroken ground. The American Co. has bought up eight or nine other min-. ing claims, and now owns about all the ground on the hill. . They now have three. bed rock tunnels running into their claims, and men are engaged, night and day, in running one of these in for the parpose of getting up under the new banks. Thirty to forty men are constantly employed in the claims, and four pipes are kept continually playing against the banks, which are now abcut 180 feet in hight. The cement {rom the channel is very hard, and an immense quantity of powder is used in blasting, one charge last year amounting to 510 kegs. In running the main bed rock tunnel and cut this company wae fortunate enough to find aseam in the rock from which they could take the rock out. in blocks or slabs, securing perpendicular walls cut in the rock by the hand of Nature. The hardeP cement is worked in an eight stamp mill; and the company has blacksmith shop>office, melting furnace and other buildings on the ground, so that the work éven to the melting of gold into bars, is done on tlie ground. The yield of this mine = lust’ yeaP.was $149,000, and for a long time, the yielkth after each run has been so-uniform, that for every 15 or 16 days of ten hours from $7,000 to $8,000. can be counted on. At Sebastopol, Messrs. Swan, Brown, Spooner and Major McBride, members of the company, . reside, ‘and have very neat places. Mr. Brown i8 foreman in the mine. The Buckeye Hill claims, owned by Genl. Evans, John Stidger & Co, are located jugt below Sweetland. This company is now rcnning a bed rock tunnel for ‘Sweetland Creek, which, when compleved, will be 1,800 feet long. In the tunnel they employ six men day andnight. ‘They are also washing, aud employ at ‘this time 22 men, using about 600 inches of water. After the last run of six weeks the claim yielded . $18,000, which is about an average. This company has abundance of ground, and seme coutroversy arising, they recently bought the Granite Tunnel ground, paying therefor $60,000. The company recently had an offer of $180,000 for their ground. Messrs. Stidger . Fitteenmien are employed, and 500 and Evans have fine residences, beautifully located on an eminence from which they have a full view of thetr extensive claims. ny have also fine claims on the channel. inches of water used, obtaining first-rate réturns. nee At French Corral we had not time to visit the mines, but we learn that five] or six claims are being, worked ‘and a number of! men are employed. Mr. Pollinier is putting up a ten stamp mi.} and in a short time five such mills will be at work in this vicinity. The mines, se far as we were able to learn, were paying well. WonDERS OF *THE WORLD.—This is the title of a grand pictorial work which J. B. Drummond is now canvassing this city for It contains startling incidents, interesting scenes and wonderful events in all countries, all ages and among all people, by the celebrated author, C.G. Rosenberg. If you wish to be surprised, delighted, startled; instructed, amused, entertained,fascinated and eles vated—if you wish to laugh, to wonder and reflect, buy this book. It is printed from a beautiful, clear, new type, on fine, hard, silicious paper, made expressly for this work, comprised in one large quarto volume of over 500 pages, equal to an octavo of over 1,000 paves, most eminent urtists, and will be —furnished to subscribers only. LIFE ASsURANCE.—Don’t be deceived by the representations of agents but examine the conditions of the policy before taking it. There is only one Insurance Company that issues policies which recommend themselves to a mining community, and that is the North America Life Insurance Company, of New York. ‘These policies are not forfeited in case a man. is compelled to change his business tothat of mining, blasting, running an engine or any other business deemed hazaruous. The North America is a purely mutaal Life Insurance Company. 8. B. Davenport, of this city, is agent for Nevada, Piacer and Sierra counties. NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, OFFICE—Oorner of Broad and Pine Streets over Carley & Beckman’s saloon, Nevada, a9 GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— PRODUCE STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET, adjoining Keeney’s a Hardware Store. R. & P. SUMMERS, Proprietors. WM. 8S. McROBERTSB, } AS charge of the Establichment which is A. constuntty supplied with FitnsH FARM PRODUCKH, consisting of Butter, Eges, Chickens, Turkeys Geese, Wheat, Bariey, Corn, Fresh Vegetables, Potatoes anda jemeral assortment of Groceri san@ Provisions. The Proprietors having been . }. ng engaged in Seating have exceileut advantages ior procuring all sOrtB ot Farm Produce trezh, and of selling lo custumers at ihe Lowest Cash Prices. Families and consumers generally dre invited to give us a call. a3 . NLW REFRESHMENT ROOMS. —N. C. WILLARD, OULD reepectfullyv inform the people of W Nevadacny and the vicinity Unst be has opeced nefresbinent houms. on Commercia! St. Kelsey's building. Where he will keep on hand, at all times, the very best of 3S Ico Cream, Oysters, Ham & Eges, Chickens, covked to order, Frulta, ot every kind, Wimes, Soda, ac. ee A COLD LUNCH can be had at all hours, Entrance for "adies, up etairs, next door to the Uyster >aioon: The proprietor is determined to keep on hand everything thatis good Im the Bate img lame and has fitted up two splendid Koume for the ladies auu thuir e-Cu: ts. By endeavoring to picu-e he bepes to receive & good share of putronkge — al -E. M. PRESTON. J. &. PatRewILD. SPENCE & C®O., Deaiers in Drags, Patent "ledicines, ' ‘Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c (a A new supply of Toilet Articles just ee A fine ga of ASSAY SCALES for gale cheap for casb. Ec No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada ~-At Sweetland, the Kentucky Compa+ contains over 1,000 illustrations by the . GREAT FIGHT AMONG THE . CANDIDATES! ATT ‘THE ist DAY OF {SEPT, THE story will be told, that JULIUS GREENWALD HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST SE-' aoe CIGARS AND TOBACCO! _¢ Im Nevada County, He has also on hand che GENUINE IMPORTED FIGARO & CABANA CIGARS!) — TOBACCO, the best assortment ever brought here, such as FRUIT BRAND, NEPTUNE, , _ MARYS OWN, « PEACH BLOSSOM, &e. &e. &C. Crumpton’s 12 Ib. hard pressed, Atla.tic Cable, Lester’s Fig and Rough & Ready Twist—the best ever brought to this market. Navy, of every description, And all other brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO, Too numerous too mention. Consumers will save money.by buying tmeir KuBACCO in large g@uanilt es. e Also, a large selection of Meerschaum Pipes, RX LL Pocket Kuives, Playing Cards, Monte & Faro Cards, Matches, Pipes, &e, &e, Which he will eel) at a smal] advance on San Francisco Cost. ; JULIUS .GREENWALD, BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY, SAN FRANCISCO, Sacramento and Ualistoga, Via VALLEJO, ON and after April Sth, 1869, Steamer New World will leave her berthat FRONT STKELT WHakF, corner of Val ejo 5t., SAN FRANCISCO, at Ta M. and4p. m., for Vallejo, conmecting with kxpress Trains op th . California Pacific Railroad, For Suisun, Vaca, Dixon, Davieville and Sac ramento. Also with the Express Trains of the NAPA VALLEY RAILROAD, For Soscol, Napa City, Yountville and calisloga. : ciaaes connect at Napa for Sonoma, Santa Rora and Petaluma.and at Calistoga tor Healdeburg, Cloverdale, Geyser Springs, &c. Stages conuect at Davisville ‘for Wo vdiand and tor Knight's Landing. . keturning—‘lrains leave Sacramento (Warhington) ato A. m, and J P. M., and Calistoga al TA. M. and 2 Pp. M, i New Worid leaves Vallejo for San Francisco atQa. mM. und P.M.or on arrival of ‘Traits from Sacramenio und Calistoga. cloce connection mace at Vallejo by all Trains with Steamer. , Passengers go through direct each way between bacraunnte aud Calist ga by both the Morning and Evening Trains. Ticnets sold and bagguge checked to any point on either line. D.C. HASKIN. me a2s UNLTED sTAT«£S SALOON. Corner of Breadan Pine streets.

CARLEY & BECKMAN, FAVE just received a lurgeaditional stock H ot buperb BRANDY, WHISKY, But TLED LiQuuiss, cte. FINE C1G.4K> aiways on band. HE BAR always supphed with the best in the above line. Cumcuudeample mes KELD « wUnKel, \WFORWAKRDING MERCHANTS, “\_ COLFAX, Ga LIPORNIA. ARK GOQDS PLAINLY CARE OF “°C, rE: amento aud “st. & MD.» GoLax. Send ebipptug teceip’® with each ConBlyuLbenL Ol Prous rurwaruing Char, at the old rates. Gzo. pesck & Cu’é Piano Fortes. ~_ ri Set Mason & Hamirn’s Cabinet Organs. BOOT @€ GADZ. Musie Publishers and Whoicewe and Ket veaiere io : very Variety of ¢27 Musical Merchaudise, : ©. M. CaDY. 67 Washington Street, 6ro, F. ROOT. : &. T. ROUT, CELICAGO. i . SINGER'S ° im NEW i FAMILY MACHINE ! a° THE MOST SIMPLE, DURABLE AND TASTEFUL. MACHINE EVER OFFERED ‘TO THE PUBLAG1 ar Pure Pu chase ASO the SINGER and you can accomplish a variety of work never attempted upon apy other Machine. t#” Our Embreidery Attachment Hus taken the Ladies by surprise. The Mannfactnring Machines for Tailors, Shoemakers, Marness Work.and Carriage Trimmérs, Has never yet been equalled. Wherever the SINGER MACHINE has come in competition with offfets it hus invarjably carried off the first premium, and better atill, the sales ofthe SENGER ouuumber by thousands all othera. : . We guarantee perfect satisfaction and before purchasing eleewhere, be sure to examine our NEW FAMILY MACHINE or send fora Circular to the a Singer Manufacturing Co, 139 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Ed. Goldsmith, Agent, Nevada City. Suly 17th, 1869. ANSON W. LESTER, AUSTIN W. LESTER A. W. LESTER & CO. Dealers in. Groceries, Provisiozs, Case Goods, CROCKERY, LIQUORS, &c. &C. &Cy : Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge. ji THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND Thie side of San Francisco the Store vt J. K, JOUNSTON, Broad etreet, National Kxchange Hotel Build: ing, Nevada city, eptat~ Bureaus, } Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Mirrors, &c.” UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the ehortest notice, xy Calland examine the Stock 1% Nevada, May @7th. : FIR& BOY'S SALOON, BROAD STRERET.....-. NEVADA CITY ¢ : Cc. T. CANFIELD, Sueceesor to G. v. Schmittburg. Wines, Li,nors and Cigara, Lager Beer, by the Gallon, Qaart.or Glase, Wals in Gentle men, and take a drink. 13 CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD, \HANGE.OF TIME.—Eastward —Express Train leaves Sacramento daily at 6:30 a n.; arrives kt Janction T:4y a. M.; Colfax, 940 aw; Reno. 405 p.m; Wadsworth, 6.10 Pm; Carlin 750a m.; niko, 93> 4.% : Promontory, 10.00 #. w: maha. 3 10 P, M.: Chicago 4.15 vy mw. New York, 6:50 a. M. ReTURNI G—Express Train leaves Prom-ptory dairy 4:10 P Mj arrives Junction 12.30 > uw Socraments 1.20 Pp. m "a HROUGH LM GOING KAST—From Sxeramenw 10 Omaha. 4 days and 7 hours ; to Chica, 6 daye and 7 hours; to New York seven days. TW:: TRAINS DAILY, (Sundays excepted) leave Sacramento 6:30 4. M. and 2PM; arrive Junetion 40a M.,and 316P.M; Marysville 9.304 mM and630P m. Leave Marysville 6:30 A. MH. aud 1010 a. M.: arrive Vunetion 7:30 ». m. and 12:30 y M.; Sacramento 10:00 a. m. and 1:20 P. M. ; YHROUGH FARE KEDUCED—From San San trancisc: or Sacram. nto to Omaha (tn cu. iency) $111 00; wo St. Louis, $181 00; Chicage $130 uu; to New York, 6:50 GU: to Boston, $153 00. -« Z : biL\ ER PLACE SLEEPING COACHES are rau daJjy trom Sacramento to Promonto ry. Double Lower Berth.#5 00; Double Upper Berth, ¢5 00; state Roums $1200. Double Berthe secummosate Lwuo persons, diate Keome tour pereons, . CHIL. KE. novover Twelve (12) years of auc, Hal. Fare; uuder Five (5) year® O1 Age, Free. Se 100 POUNLS OF BAGGAGE (per acalt passenger) Free, 50 Pounds Baggnge (per child b tween Genu 12 pedie of age, Frre.) bX Ks BaGGAaGh (over 100 D8) b tween Sacramento aud Unwha (currency) $16 per 100 pounds. , . ChUcKnk, ven’) dep’t Aug. Sib, 1869. : a MAJOR JACK. DOW NL.G'S -SALOONY ' \ PING STREET, TEXT door toxthe corner of Broad Street, ia AN eupplied wiifthe Guest of Braudy, Whieiy, Beer, Ale, on sample, Cigars, &¢, &¢ Proprietor. mm. 0. 0 1 & fe friends of “Major Jaek” and the publia . genoraly dre invited .o come ang “eke s aip . 2 a a ed, place it dint urines, feriuge. Agents. this uuce. party tue Suave. ; : GKEKAT FEMALE MEDICINE The Greatest _dincovery ol bile or Ly vulher Age. PREVE1IVE POWDsRS TTR MARMTELD LaDiEs. FRENCH LU Dr. J. GC. YOUNG, Im 1856. No Cure, No Pay, » PRIVATE DISEASES fn Mailer, and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers o: health, uituck tbe system, and gradualiy undermine and destroy 1b: they drive the bloom troni the cheek, the lustre from the eye, and-vizor trom the frame, they ed dspring, and peison,M KCURY, br MahvICAL hNEM the Veneaial, auubles his dangers bave becn treated With that pernicious MLN KRAL POION, are not cured} the disease has vnly assumed a new form. z Do Not BE SATISFIED With P. That leaves es poluon ta crawl, system, val is way into the. ane beneath the ap “4 eae burst out in the future with av will battle the effecis of medicine, fect CURES eau, be obtained by eoneuliing a phyrician, whom long practice and tho. ova) er Lion inty the causes ‘of Di akKY years, and bas become one Thust-cele Draied lustituter oi the age., ‘Phe great number aunuully pecelved and durim polut-oi number of patients Bluvog Lhe Very Hirst of the wyrid and the sucCRED Of ite treatment raukw it oO it Consultation by. letter, cr otherwige, Freez. i BENJ. F. JusSELYN, M.D. second to none, ‘they insiduously = strength ve puny and tnecnan suc Cesrive p,eueruuonus, the race o man. Phe J marks canbe seen in dero. ula, Cripplee, the Giotic, the Paratytic. the insane. ‘Yuere is bo more terrivie rcuurge to the bu@u race than those diseases arisy contamination Veueriai Poison, . formes, by retreating to the blvod, hold ever over the oue afilicied, the sword of destruc tion that is liebie atimoment to fall —to uiteriy destroy—all earthly nb Consumption, from the ‘Lhe mildest and blight opens, : ized as the most FATAL to Dan, coreg — » Those w Curr. rough the surface, en Ben pet: SURses >i ORGANS, enable to determi Al Ole Lhe Cause Of the ad = In all Gineares entrusted to the £ PhRr KOT, SPEKUY, PERMANENT. IN ALL CASES CURES In Syphilia and 118 adjan and accumpying + levaeus 7 in the Bladder, Kidueys and Weukuess, Vieeanes of the Dyspepeia, Inuigestion, ba re Cousumpuon, aud ali dinetean "aa titans Or’s care , JUAKANTERED. iy nuhorrhoedisorders of rostate ; Semina earl aud rguns iu either 8ex, cure always wees . TNO PAY required: ys warranted, SEMLNAL WEAKNESS, The young wan who experiences that growrave, ing weakuees in nie Muscular and menwal-orgunizavion shuuld stop and Ccousuer whence it he 'wul find ju the weakness of bavk, iremvling v1 the simpes, . ae tion, uuaccuunlabie Milling of the powers of the wie, Sg sock Ly, ing treuble, lo. uge Of eV, sleeplersn troubled and laciviour dreame, someone by gruwiug deainess, loss of muscular &u0 LUMe(oue Other symptonis of disurgan: vation, the porltive tr disurdered aigesdreed of inpendied power, aCys Ol that moct terrilife dribiing ony appearance Marriage, that huly office, the safeguord and aves him ‘Treatment, Consuit then, O) the Uineuse!— faecl.atiipy aud destrucall, Do uot forget the address, See below. . * IMPOmlLAN! Tu THE LADIES, When a female is in trouble or afflicted with » Op be fatter, disease, dud requ.tes medical of eurgicul-atendunce, the euguiry shonid $6, where in there # physician wae is In ly Colnpetent to admiuieter reiel, aud Why respeciibie etand-: . lng lu Bociely recomnmends fil tu the conti-. deuce Of the COMME Ity ¥ “The Doctur slahdiuy how inperatively Leceskary these requiremcuts ure, els Called Npon ty interpose, -anu by calling the attention of the afflicted to the fact that ue bas been a Profesor of Obsteuries ahd Female Diseases for ‘Twenty Yeara, ‘uvd 46 wuly Qiwutied tu administer in ull cases both micdicaiy and surgically, uot-in a superficial manus, DUL IN as thorvugh 4 Anner ae vears of study aud practice—botb Lu tiuspitala aud fasilive—can take, ty pave them frum the bauds the uuquulified, unscrupdlous and ue viguing. ‘Lherelore timilies cau rely pon big orAllin affliction cau tind te him vue wuo can feel ad sympathize wore aud betrieud them in troup @—oMe in Wwaoone secigay Lhe nunvsl contiduin® cau be placed, Colsaltation (by Letler oF Ulberwise) Frer Mer auureess Deluw. Tit CoLbspxaTcD FEMALE REMEDIES. Compounded from the private prescriptions o — Ur. Young, ave Low obtained & Midst ext ded popwarity, uud are correctly viewed to be the sa vst wud surest remedies for the cum piutnts tor which Lbey are appiled. ‘I'he com~ rlaully accrulug leslimonials of their efficacy, deciare inem-to be pre-eminently eaperior te heir acuiun. xen Noiady elivald be without thee Renovating None Seut ager Uuless: proearcd at y Muu.or Hrpress to any ‘these Vowders will-ve-touud o1 essenti ‘Yueir use eauuld be avoided al Certain times Pisce HU a DUX Oelly O4NY Part vl thu cuaAL petiectiy ele iui puspltivn. deur by Mait ui Apidos aud, cored Lo BeNd. NAK OK Fa MALE MONTHLY Pibb+rice <6. F. JOSSELYN, M, D “ AckLOWicdged ny the Medical Frarernity to hreremeLie t ' . De the viny satie, muia@and efiicacious remedy LO be depeuded un in long siauding Caecs of sup, resale, regmarity, OF Bluppiay of thc tuuc tone uf uslure, the neghect of which the suurce vi suck deplorame effects Iemaie Walpe ‘ * Address BENS. F) JOSSELYN, M.D, No. bebt DLedige ty. bie und destructive of All diseases, Seminal’Weakuess—wasting away ing his hope of life and mynuhood, and drapging him siong ioe — Pata Py his exislends, luwerd relature and . Tu bim roe finds his andes in ‘Wwe discharge Of the vital principle of exis, tence iu buClLUrnal Bud diurnal : were Cesrulion Of the Causes ite brings Lo assurance of relief, hie puwers,destrdyo Missions, the . . . hupe of munnvod, oriage to. sacha oue: 4° of cure, but suds LO Lie misery eri et “ edge vt che ove Who looks ty him for se much of her happiness, 18 4 vicuin oF his evil and an junocent companion Of his punishment, He adds W kis Misery aud disorder uncil hope ‘There 16 no rescue except in proper and ekitiul Al UliCe, & physician Whoin Jong prectice and . cureiul rerearch has made bin thoroughly cunVversanl Roda every phase “Lhose who bave become the vietins > ry vices, Unai dreadiul a OF suites table babil, Which tus UhousHods of sick rooms With puralytics wad CoMeumptives, and bundreds of waiimely waves wich «ite inieguided viciine, should consult. Withont @ muwent’s delay, one WhO Wil ByMputhire with their suf. ‘Vo such the Lucion would ex recommend himeeci, giving to each and guarantees Ol a herlect aba Permanent Cure, withuut Hindrance from Busiuess, Cuabye of Diet, Kear of bxpueure, pecially . value tu those whore meaus, hemi or other: * CUCR Places du UL Peru tub Lo lucrease tke BuMIve! Oo tucu famiiy Withuul incouvenlence, sulkeripg and peruaps rink yt hie. ‘Thi prepa allow le Lew, sale, smialiibie, COMVeRion, dud silipic, sud CauUol 1ujure Lue beaith.