December 4, 1855 (4 pages)

eS “ peer > a MADISON LODGE, NO. 23, F. A M. MERTORVERY TUESDAY EVENING, at the Py te mal J. M. FOUSE W M. I. HUMISTON, See’y. SNOWY MOUNTAIN DIVISION, No. 8, SONS'OF TEMPERANCE, meets every Sat: . arday eve! ‘ e Temperance Hall, on Church st . All Brothers in good standing are cordially invited . . L. Sanrorp, W. P. 17 6m . } , +4 LO. O. Fix Grass Walley Lodge, No. 12. INSTIPUTED 28th July, 1853, meets every THURS icht,at TEMPERANCE HALL, on Ghurch St. good standing ang: cordially invited to . rend S. D. BOSWORTH, N. G. R.M. MUSGRAVE, R. S. eign” AUPTZENUEISER’S DRUG STORE Isa‘ present on Auburn Street, next door below . . Richardson’s Cottage—where it will remain nntil Fire-proof Building is completed on the Old Stand On hand, as above, a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines, Paints, Oil, Camphene, Glass, famery, &c. Ke. é ——$—$—-—7DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, YRMERLY. Physician ona*Ogagewirtt “ure Tune . in Army, ama Lecturer on diseases of Women Children, is now successfully established in San uuciaco. . Dr. is a gentleman of extensive travel, having s medieal tour visited all the nations of Europe, elosely examined the most celebrated Infirmavies and Hospitals now known to the world, he comes vith an accumulated fund of medical informa that will prove a benefit to, asit should be a -e of consolation to the infirm. The Dr.* has in surse of his experience discovered many valuable remedies, which have proved of invaluable service in the treatment of Chronic and Private diseases. He ean be consulted free of charge at his medical rooms, r by letter. and where patients place themselves un-his charge, he guarantees a cure or asks no comWe would refer the reader to his adver48-3m rsation. csemement for further particulars. TR IBLES —In plain and fancy bindings, from pocki) et size to the largest editfons for family use At the G. V. Book and Music Emporium. WORKS.—By Tupper, White, Collins, p EY Ai i Thompsen, Howiit, Cook, Werdswood, Goldsmith. Whittier Hemans, Sicour Willis, Moore, Milton, Uasian, Scott, Sn Byron,, Shakspeare and At the G. V. Book and Music Emporium. — ] {[STORIES.—Willard, Wilson, Frost, Goodrich, Prescott, White, also Macaulay’s England, Hame’sEngland, Gibbon’s Rome, etc., etc. At the G. V. Book and Music Emporinm.” 1 gti ge GRAMMARS.—By Ollendorff, Seyles, Cubi §J and Robinson. Butler’s Spanish Teacher andSpan. ish “fora man to master,’’ wy Monteith. At the G. V. Bock and Musie Emporium. QPANISH, FRENCH & GERMAN DICTIONARIES. — WO Spanish—Sieadows.?’ Newman and Baretii—all sizes.—French—Collot’s Meadows,’ James Surenne’s and Nugent’s—German—James’ and others. At the G. V. Book and Music Emporium. *JAPEE.—letter, Billet, Note, (with envelopes to suit,) Bill Enyelop, Blotting, Drawimg Paper, which will cover from one to six (small) acres. At the G. V. Book and Music Emporium. . rag Nos. 3805, 551,404, 7.9, 73 Wheeler's, Mitcheli’s, and Hayden’s, by the dozen, gross or case. At the G. V. Cook and Music Emporium. PENCISa ber’s Nas 1. 9, 3. 4, 6, 6, and T > At the G. V. Pook and Music Emporium. Q: HOOL BOUKS.—Spe: i krs.—Webster.s Elementary, tJ Town’s manders’, MeGuffey’s Tower’s, aud all the uvenile Primers now in use. At the G. V. Book and Musie Emporium. ‘Next deer Pacific Fxpress Oftice, MAIN ST: ET, ASS VALUEY. ] ECHIVES 8Y EVIE Wi? Atlantic and Eut ropeen papers, Foreign and Pemestie Periodicals. fF Acency for e#!) California Paily and + cekly Newspapers, which will .e delivered to Sub:.r-bers by Carrier. Se ee A. WITKOWSK?, Cigar and Tobacco Store, MAIN STREET..GRASS VALI ; [Next I'cor to the “Pacific Ex: ress Gih-e.’’] ggyConstantly on hand the most select brands of Havana Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tcbacco. ALSO—An assortmeni of Stationery, Cards, Cutlery. and Fancy Goods. 10-tf Constable’s Sale. YY VIRTUE of an Execution, bearing date, Oct. 27, ) aA. D. 1855 to me delivered, issued from the Court f R. T. Gambrel, an acting Justice of the Peace for Neyada County, upon a Judgment entered before him, on the above date, in favor of J. L. MOORE, and against W. A. GRIFFIN, for the sum of Two Hundred ond Thirty-three Dollars and Seventy-nine Cents ;—I have taben in Execution, and will expose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, for Cash, in the Town of ugh & Reads; on WELNESDAY, the 21st day of November, between the hours of 9 4. M. and 5 P.M. ‘lithe right. title and interest of W. A. Griffin inand © a certain Frame House, situated on the Main St., athe Town of Rough & Ready, adjoiuing the premiof Isaac Dunster, on the East, and the premises leter Young onthe West, for the satisfaction of e above demands and accruing Cists. W.R. ARMSTRONG, Constable. Rough & Ready, Oct. 29, 1855. 6-3t POSTPONEMENT. &@ Mhe above Sale is postponed until / MONDAY, the 17th of DECEMBER, . at the hour and place above mentioned. W. R. ARMSTRONG, Constable. Rough ffi Ready, Nov: 21, 1855. = . TAKEN UP. . PAREN UP by the Subseriber, on Friday last, on the ‘Fountain House Ranch,’? on the Auburn Stage Toad, ten miles from Grass Valley, a dark bay Horse, Wih one game foot—no other particular marks. The + her of said animal is requested to prove property, 4y charges and take it away. Cc: P. WALES. 10-37 Grass Valley, Noy. 26, 1855. NOTICE. PuE STOCKHOLDERS of the Grass Valley Quartz ‘ng Company are hereby notified that the ana : ¢ > . ™ i Of irusiees of the Grass Valley Quartz lien Mnany far + “ Z . Bt inc me Pe UY, tor the ensning year, will take place . w + Lhe Company, in Grass Valley, on Sat. day, the 8th day of Lecem ber next. een “““H. SCOTT, As’t Secremry. mee a aR IRE EAE AERATED SEE SEIN . fects produced by early habits of youth, viz : , cept in causes of severe inflamation. . gether. ' better not take any more medicines. DR. J. C-YOUNG, Corner of Montgomery and California Sts, pe Over Wells, Fargo & Co’s.-GQ : Express Office, San Francisco, Is the pioneer advertising Physician in California, and the only one who 1eceived a Collegiate Medical Education, and is bettef qualified to treat. and has cured more cases of private disease than any other physician. For refference see all the principal papers throughout the state. . (\ONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, or Seminal Weak iS Dr. YOMNG, addresses those wh eae 5 { o have injured themselves by private and tmproper indulgences in the secret and solitary habit which ‘ruins the body and mind, unfiting them for either business or society. The following are some of the sad and melancholly ef. Weakness of the back and Limbs, pain in the head. Pict of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervousness, irritability, derangement of the digestive org ins,, general debility Symptoms of consumption, Xe. : MENTALLY, the fearful effects on the mind are more to be dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas depression of spirits, ‘evil forebodings, aversion to society, love of solitude, timidity, &c., are some of the evlls produced. . All persons who areafflicted with any of the above symptoms, should not fail ta call at once on Dr Young and be restored to perfect health. Let no false deli. cacy prevent you but apply immediately, and save yourself from the dreadful and awfol consequences oi . this terrible malady. Weakness of the Organs. . are eompleieiy cvred and full vigor resioved. . Dr. J. C. YOUNG,, Cor. Montgomery and@alifornia Sts., up stairs. Important to Miners. Travelers, Etc. errs is no malady of deeper importance, either in a medical or moral point-ef view, to which the , human family is more liable than that arising from impure connections Asa Medical man it is the duty of every physician to look at disease as it affects health and life. and his sole object should be to mitigate, as far as lies in his power, the bodily suffering. Human nature at best is but frail. all are liable to misfortune. Of all the ills thataffect man none are more ter rible than those of a private nature. Dreedful as it is in the person who contracts it, frightful as are its ravages upon his constitution, ending frequently in destruction and a loathsome grave, it becomes of still greater importance, when it is transmitted to innocent offspring. Such being the case how necessary it becomes for every one having the least reason to fear that they have contractedthe disease should attend to it at onee by consulting some phy Siclan, Whose respeciability and education enables . Grass Valley Hook Hasir him to warrant a safe, speedy. and permanené cure In accordance with this necessity, DR YOUNG feels called upon to state that, by long study and exten sive practice. he has become perfect master of all those diseases which come under. the denomination of venereal, and having paid more attention to that one branch than any one physician in the United Siates, he feels himself better. qualified to treat them. Syphilis, in all its forms, such as Uleers, Sw elling in the Groius, Ulcers in the throat. Secondary Syphilis Cutaneous Eruptions, Uleerations, Tertuary Syph ilis, Syphilis in Children, Mercureal Syphilitie Affections, Gonnorrea, Gleet, Strictures, False Passages, . Inflamation of the Bladder, and Prostrate Glands. Excoriations, Tumors, Postules, ete., are as familliar to him as the most common things of daily cbservation. The Pr. effects a cure, in recent cases, ina few days and finds no difficulty in curing those of long duration, without submiting the patient to such treatment as will draw upon him the slightest suspicion, or oblige him te veglect his business, whether within doors or without. The diet need not be changed exThere are in California patients, (amounting to over two theusand , the past year) that could furnish proof of this, but . these are matters which require the nicest secresy, which he always preserves. : All letters enclosing $10 will be promptly attended to. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 8 P.M. Address J.C. YOUNG, M. D. Express Building, Corner of Montgemery and California Streets, over Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express Department. 0 THE AFFLICTED. Persons troubled with disease should peruse the following Lztrers'or REcomENDATION, from Dr. J. C. YOUNG’S patients: They arevoluntary offerings of gratitude to him for benefits received, and are proofs sirong as Holy Writ of his scientific attainments. No one can read them without atonce having confidence in him, and we conficently make the assertion {hat people aMliicted with private or other diseases will call upon him in prefference to any other physician in the country. Read them carefully, ye that need medical assistance, and then iose no timein consulting him while there is time ieft to cure you in. MARYSVILLE, June 10TH, 1855. ] R. J. C. YOUNG, DEAR SIR—Please send me some of the medicines you preseribed in my case. . ] have a friend here whe is troubled in exactly the same way thail was. He has nightly emissions, ringing noise in his head, weak back, loss of memory, and is generally debilitaied; he .is discouraged and has not confidence enough io calland see you. -Itold him how Iwas and that my friends all said I was in consumption, ard ihe Doctors up here gave me up, and advi-ed me to go home and die,-but instead of going home I called ups n yor, and here lam as wellas any of them and likely to live a longtime vet, and with sirengtu enough to work with tile si -ongest of them. Deciov, Twill send every one to you-‘hat looks te ine as thouch he nee-ied a physician. It shalinot be ms fault ifany one dies ‘or want of medical treaiment. T will do all T can to keep ‘he afflicted away ‘rem those pesis of society, yeleni ++) rofessors”? and high sound ing titled mea. who, if the facets were known, are men who ‘‘'eft their country for their eountry’s good.?’— Publish this leiier, Decior, if you wisi, and I hope some of those who humbugged me may see it and sleep bad icr cne night. Yours Truly, GLO. DAVIDSON. GRASS VALLEY, JUNE 8, 1855. + SIR :—The last’ medicine you sert me has J done the business. Iam now peo fectly well and Wish io give my testimeny io the public in favor of your skill, I was troubled with a complication of disea-es, brough’ on by that soul destrovidg habit of self pollution, and comp'aints caught by connection with bad persons of the ovposite sex. Ihave becn treaied by some of the bes. physicians, as weil as by those quacks who infest this state, and by them all given up as incurable ; but being advised by a friend who nad been beneliiied by your scieniitiic ireaimen! io call upon you, I did so and feel graielul 10 him for the information, and stil! more ithankiulto’vou for the care and good advice you gave me, as well as for the efiieacious medicines you pre-evibed. If anv of the afileted should see this let them be sure that it isa voluniary offering in graiiiude for the blessings of health received irom you, and also given with a fervent wish that it may he of service io those sufering as I did : and now may God bless pou in voar eflorts io Jessen the sufferings of the human family, and may all good citizens assist you to drive from the community those leeches that prey upon the public by false pretensions of eminence in the modical world, Yours Eternally, JOHN BURGESS. To Dr. J. C. Youug, San Francisco. PLACERVILLE, MAY 25, 1855. R. J. C. YOUNG—Dear Sir: Words canriot express the gratitude I feel is due to you for the benefit I have received from your truly invaluable course of treatment of my case, while prescribing for me. I think I cannot justify myself without giving this small token of my thankfulness and esteem, for you have been the means of saving my life, and restoring to me that health which I have so long despaired of enjoying. Ihad for a long time. (fom years) been troubled with that most dreadful scourge of young people, seminal weakness, or nocturnal emissions, which so weakened me, both bedily and mentally, that I was obliged to give up mining altoI consulted one of the best physicians, (so cailcd) in the mountain districts, and. after a careful . exau ination of my case he gave’ te medicines. I ‘ continued under his treatment for three months with out receiving any benefit, in fact I grew worse from week to week, until at last I got discowraged andasked his opinion. I told him not tofearto tell me the whole truth, for I had rather know the worst at once than to live in suspense. Ihad lost about 30 pounds of flesh, and knew that he, vt least, could not cure me, and that as I was then going. on, death must soon count meas one of its victims. This physician then told me that my case was incurable, and ihat JI -had He said I was in a decline which was fast tending to pulmonary consumption. J then despaired of obtaining any relief, and saw that unles$ something was done to mitigate the complaint, Ishould be numbered with the dead, or what is worse, be a raving maniac. . Happening to” see one of your books, the Pocket Escalapius, I made up my mind at once to call and consult you, with the determination of trying once more to get relief, if you would undertake the case. 0, how thankful I am for that determination! I commenced taking the medicines prescribed:‘by you, and lam vow,through their healing powers, restored to perfect health. I shall not fail to recommend you to any of my friends that require assistance, for a man that can cure a case as bad as mine was, can cure every disease that flesh is heir to, if there is life enough in the system to build upon. and esteem. 8. Ws REIGHLEA, Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks . San Francisco, June 21, 1855. Dear Sin—I have not had one single fit since I commenced taking your medicines ; I am also gaining strength every day. The trouble that I had, which was the cause of the fits is also leaving me very fast, in fact I think Tam entirely well. but if you think it best I will take medicine, a short time longer. It is only about two months since I commenced taking your prescriptions,and althovgh you told me it would take from three to four months, yet I feel perfectly well already. Ifeel sorry that I did not visit you at first, and not allow myself to be led away by the vain boasting of those quacks that copy your style of business, and thereby impose upon the public. They despoiled me of my money, and if I had not stopped taking their vile stuff, they would have robbed me of my life also. Thanks to your superior medical skill, Iam beyond danger, and shall ever consider you the savior of my life. Dear Sir—Publish this if you consider it worth your while, for I wish to proclaim to the world your worth, that every one who needs t physician may know where to call, and be sure of avoiding deceit and imposition. Yours, till death, GEO. MARSHALL. To J. C. Young; M. D. 10-tf COOPER’S EYE, EAR AND ORTHOP ZDIC INFIRMARY. San Francisco, No. 14 Sanseme Street, near Rassette » House. ATIENTS laboring undér disease of the Eye, the Ear, and those afflicted with all varieties of deformnities, resorting.to this Institution will find at once a hoine, where miners, as wellas’others can be accomodated with board and-comfortable rooms, in plain or costly style, according te their taste. Dr. Cooper has visited all the important Hospitals of Europe for the purpose of extending his knowledge of Medicine and Surgery, and will give the Infirmary his immediate supervision. N. B. Al! Surgical operations free to patients who present themselves at the Crrnic on Wednesdays, or Saturdays. For particulars apply to Dr. E. S. cooper, at the Infirmary. 51-3m. DENTISTRY. c.B.SPAW, DENTIST, Takes this method of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of Grass Valley and vicinity that he is now located in this place for the practice of his Profession in allits branches. Ladies waited on at their residences, if required, a= Office at DORNIN’S DAGURREAN ROOMS, Main Street. 3-3m EMPORIUM! The undersigned, having purchased the entire stock . and interest of H.R. Stiles in the Book «nd Music Em. porium, adjoining the Post Office, would invite the attention of our friends and the public generally te . We shall always keep on hand a perfect assortment of all articles in our line, and will endeavor to merit patronage by the quality of Goods, and ‘prices to suit the times.’’ KENDALL & SPENCER. . our advertisement below. Grass Valley, November 17, 1855. . . Wu. K. SPENCER. E. A. KENDALL. TEWS FOR THE PEOPLE! . If you want Newspapers. ; If you want Magazines ; If you want Cheap publications ; If you want Books ; lf you want any thing that’s printed— Call at the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. If you want by the quantity ; If you want single copies ; Jf you want in wiappers for mailing ; If you want new works as soon as received : If you wantanything sent by mail; Call or send to the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. Next door to the Post Office. "aaa aed FOR THE MULTITUDE! If you want Letter Paper; If you want Bill Paper; If you want Foolscap ; If you want anything to write on--Callat the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. Next door to the Post Office. or BOOKS!— oe If you want half bound Blank Books; If you want Books bound in Sheep ; ’ If you want books bound in imitation of Russia . If you want Books bonnd with Russian Bands : If you want Books bound with full Russia : If you want Pass Books ; If you want Time Books ; If you want Memorandum Books ; Of any description call or send to the GRASS VALLY BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. Next door to the Post Office. Alta California Telegraph Company, HE Line is new in connection with all the principal Cities and Towns in the state. Haz OFFICE—Next door to the Post Office, at the G. V. Book axp Music Emportcu, Main Street. WM. K. SPENCER, AGEnT. KF. W. THAYER, Attorney and Counscllor at Law; Ray Office over Marshall & Co’s Store. a ns Sipe PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE, on Caurcu Srreer, near corner of NEAL. kas Adjoining the Circus Lot. POWDER, Blasting and Rifle. SHOT, of all Sizes, j ATER PROOF Double and Single taped Fuse.— Y For sale by J. & P. CAROLAN. 9-1m —_Corner of Front and J Sts, Sacramento. r OWDER, BLASTING & RIFLE. SHOT, OF ALL SIZES. \ ATER PROOF Double and Single Taped FUSE. For Sale Cheap, by J.& P. CAROLAN, Cor Front and J Sts. Sacramento. 10-4t QUARTZ GOLD AND COPPER MINING AGENCY. N VIEW of the rapidly increasing importance and suecess of Quarts & Copper MINING operations, the undersigned have decided to add to their regular GOLD DUST business, a General AGENCY for transactions connected with these interests. An extensive acquaintance among capitalists and parties engaged largoly in Mining enterprises, enables us contidently to offer our services in selling or negotiating loans on MINING and WATER STOCKS or CLAIMS, organizing JOINT STOCK COMPANIES, and procuring subscriptions for the same and in purchasing or importing Quartz Machinery, Steam Engines, &c. A REGISTER, with particulars of Mining Stocks, Claims, Machinery, &c., for Sale, will be kept open for . inspection. ; Parties having Improved Quartz Machinery for saie, are requested to furnish full descriptions, and models if possible. ORES, MINERALS and QUARTZ SPECIMENS, valued, purchased and carefully assayed. A Model of a NEW “QUARTZ, GOLD AMALGAMATOR,’’ recently patented, can be seen at our office, rights to use which will be disposed of. Also, samples of a very RICH QUARTZ CLAIM just opened, an interest in which is offered for sale. OLNEY & ©O., _Gold Assay and Deposit Office, 118 Sacramen4-tr to #t.—Opposite ‘“‘What Cheer House.’’ *. Citizens of Grass Valley and Vicinity, that’ she will Nevada -vbrtisements United States Hotel. Broad Street, Nevada. THIS WELL KNOWN and Commodiows Hotel, has ben Opened by the Subscribers fer the accommodation of their friends and the travelling public. To strangers visiting Nevada upon business or pleasure, the House will be pleasantly located, In the heart of the,City, well supplied with comfortable apartments, especially for the use of Ladiesand famlies, and in all respeets as a residence UNEQUALLED IN THE MINING REGION. The Kitchen and Larder being under the control of Mr JENKINS, celebrated for his talents as a caterer, is sufficient guarantee that the Table will, at all times. be suppleid with every delicacy of the season, ana served up in the best style. The Bar will be sapplied with a choice seleceion of a Wines, iquors and Cigars, And the subseribe& propose to keep in all respects A Fiest Class Hotel, on ascale of liberality hitherto unequalled in the mountains. ; : Determined to m&ke.thls Establishment a place of Public Convenience. and resort, arrangements have been entered into wth the Alta California Telegraph Line for the reception from ail parts of the state of the current news ¢fthe day,.including impertant Legislative Proceenings. aie, COLBURN & JENKINS, Proprietors. T. W. Cotcrry. 4 A.R. JENKINS. N@bada, Dec. 1854. 13-tf Great Reduction of Fare. AO ee MTA CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. N and after Monday, June 14, the CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. coaches wil] leave the Companie’s Of. fice,-Grass Valley, arriving in Sacramento in season {to meet the San Francisco boats, Pate Seo BSE Vue eae ole nentins emia nee $6,00. . FOR MARYSVILLE. . Stage leaves every morning at 8 0 clock, for Marys. ville, via Empire Ranch and Long Bar. . Bare to Maryoville. .2c.e0es, ccs Sew ecees ane $5,060 FOR AUBURN AND SACRAMENTO Ferst Stege leaves at 2 o’clock a. M., running . through to Sacramento, and arriving in good be run expressly for the accomodation of Grass Val. ley Passengers. The coaches of this line will leave . the Company’s Office, in Grass Valley, at 2 0,clock, A. M. and arrive in Sacramento in season for the San Prancisce Boats: “Pate, 22.25 225s =. wee os $6, 00 W. H. BENTON, Agent. 32 tf time for the boats, same day. Eare. ... $6,00 EROM GRASS VALLEY—DIRECT. . RGE= On and after the Ist of December, a line will i i Grass Valley, Jan. 1853. LEATHER HOSE, a> Wor EXydrauiic Washing. 4 Four, Five, and Six Inches Diameter, best Double Rivetted with Copper Pipes. For Sale by GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN, Corner of Washington and Battery Sts. San Francisco. 3-3 6t Dr. H. V. BICKNELL, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, R. BICKNELL, would hereby give notice to his D friends and the public that he has disconnected himseli trom all other pursuits, and will bereafter devote himself exclusively to the duties of his profession in its various branches of Medicine, Surgery, Obstet rics and Dentistry . The Eclectic System of Medicine discards the use of Mercury and all other poisonous minerals as medicine. We use the Botanic, or Vegetable Medicines, Roots & Herbs, and their Extracts and Compounds. We would . advise Miners to put mereury in their sluice boxes instead of taking it in the form of Calomel and Blue Pills. By so doing they will save their 6old and their health. If they need any medicine, take some simple vegetable, which can always be found at our office, on Broad street, Nevada, 2nd deor above the Union Hotel, where we keep a well selected assortment of DruGs and Mepicines, Roots, HERBS and REsinoms. Dr Bicknell will pay particular attention to the practice of DENTISTRY, and from his long experience and thorough knowledge of the business, he is enabled to give entire satisfaction to those who call on him for DENTAL OPERATIONS. oc Se. Teeth Plugged with Pure Gold for $3,00 a Cavity. xs = ‘¢ Tin Foil for 2,00 = ‘¢ Inserted on Pivot for.. 5,90 each. <¢. Extracted: fon:2% .cs sce 2,06-. * ‘¢ Cleaned from $1,00 to $3.00 a Sett. He has a TOOTH POWDER, which is unequalled for caring the Scurvy, making the . teeth white and purifying the breath. ROSENHEIM & BROTHER, Warhmakers XK Sruelers, And Dealers in WATCHES, JEWELRY, Diamonds, Fan cy Goods, &c., Main Street, first Door below the Metropolis Hotel, =: NEVADA CITY, CAL. tf ~ SCHOOL FOR MISSES, AND LITTLE BOYS. Mrs. H. S. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the re ee eee ae ' commence a Private School for Misses and little Boys, at her residence on Mill Street, on Monday the 6th of August. Terms as formerly. M. McKenna, —— TO INFORM the citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity, that he has re-opned his Store, o Main Street opposite the Post Office n Where he will be happy to wait on those that may please to favor him with a cali. He will show them that he can get up Garments in the Latest and most Fashionable Styles, Such as cannot be surpassed at any other Establishment in the state. £G> All garments made at this establishment warranted to fit, or no sale. 5-ft Great Reduction: IN THE PRICES OF PAPER HANGINGS. Having just received per reeent arrivals a large and splendid stock of Papers of every style rnd variety, I have reduced my prices TWENTY per cent, less than the same qualities have ever been sold for in this country. Satin Papers---For city and country trade, varying in price from 25 to 59 cents per roll. Also, an endless variety of . Cheaper papers.--New and beautiful patterns, irom iv to 25 cents per roll. Borders-Of every description suitable to match. Also an endiess variety of Paper Curtsins---With a great variety of Window Si:2des----Among which are LAND. SCAPE, SURET, and CITY VIEWS, BOUQUET . CENTERS, &c. For sale, wholesale and retail, . by GEO. W. CLARK i . 131 Clay street, near Sansome, 7-3m Sah Francisco. 500 SHARES F THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE GOLD . O HEEL L QUARTZ MINING CO., . Grass Valley, For Sale very low. Apply to pie BOWSTEAD & CO, Eureka Iron Foundry, Sacramento. Sacramento, Oct. 1855. 7-tf Importazt to Teamsters and the PUBLIC GENERALLY. Z. HH. DENMAN, L aptee respectfully inform his Old Customers and the Public that he has permanently located his CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, Adjoining Mr. Campbell’s Smith’s Shop, Where heis new prepared to Manufacture and Repair Carriages and Wagons of every description, in ihe best workmanlike manner, and upoa the most reasonable terms. @@-~ All work warranted. gay Carriages Painted and Varnished =a Grass Valley; Oct. 15, 1855. 4-tf . . . simatic seacoast eatin adeicisneinalbsdiabaaeaane a lciaigtiinalaetahciakctachatalidlnh-abaacdiies Nellasiatte dns) (Premalignant pee LL LLL rennet en « ee eeageceeinenaneessecteeccneneeeeee ae VA TELEGRAPH, a ee ‘EXTRA. VALLEY, TUE v ¥ 5 8 GRASS BY TEREGRAPH, {From the State Journal ‘‘Extra.’’] New York. The American party is victorious in this state by 12,567 plurality over the Republicans, the next highest on the list. So faras known the American Candidetes . generally throughout, the’state are elected by . decided majorities. It js barely possible that some of them may fall short of a plurality. MassacuvusEtts. — The’ returns from: thisg . State give the American party an average majority of about 12,000 votes. Gardner is elected Covernor by a majarity (of 14,928.— The Know Nothings have carried the other State Officers by an average majority of about 10,000 votes. The American candi. date is elected to Congres§ from the ‘Tenth; District by a plurality of about 4000. The . House stands 178 Know Nothmngs, 30 Demoerats, 18 Whigs, and 75 Republican. Senate . so far as known, 2% American, 17 all others. New Juksey.—The result of the election in . in the State of New Jersey is a Democratic . victory. ‘The election was not as important . as usual, being confined to the choice of Representatives and County officers. The De-. mocracy was united.and the Whigs indifferent . to a great extent. The Democrats have elect. ed 4 State Senators, and the uext Senate will bo composed of 11 Democrats, 5 Whigs, . aud 4 Know Nothings. Domocratic majority . in the Senate last year was 2.” This year the . Hou'se will consist of 37 Democrats, sixteen . Whigs, 6 Know Nothings, and J’Temperance, . which is a gain of two members from the De-. mocratic majority of 12 last year. MaryLanp.—The last retyris from Mary-. land make it pretty certain that the Know . Nothings there have elected & majorily in Baltimore, and a Know Noibing for Congress is elected in Districts 34 aud 5. — MitwakEK, Nov. 7.—Partial retughs from . thirteen counties show the followjng majori. ties on the vote for Governor > Barstow, Democrat, 6,463 ; Bashford, Reptbticaa, 7,420. ~ Georcia.—The Legislature Of this State . met on Monday. Mr. Bailey was elected, Speaker of the Senate, and Mr. Stiles Speaker of the House—both Democrats," SS Misstssipri.—The returns from thjé state show that itis Democratic by a very de-. Twenty counties hive been . cided majority. ‘ heard trom which the Demoeratic ticket is SDAY, DEC. 4, 6 P. M. and one Gen. Tomas Martiner. By request of the prisoner, Col. Parker H. French appeared as ‘counsel for the defence. The Court found the prisoner guilty of the charges and specifications as preferred, and senteaced him to be put to death by shooting’ The Court unanimously recommended the prisoner to the mercy of the Commanderin-chief. Nov. 8—Ataquartcr past 2 P. M. the prisoner made his appearance under escort of soldiers, and crossing the Plaza, took his seat in a chair prepared for the occasion.— The death sentence was read to him, by the officer of the day. and almost immediately after his spirit had passed from time to eternity, he having been pierced, it is said by every bullet fired at him. Gardiner & Kirk, ) (LATE KIRK Broturrs, POST-OFFICE LYTEBRBY DERST, Newsmen and Booksellers, Stationers and Bookbinders. THIRD STREET, next to the Post Office. Sacramente, April 6, 1$54—tinzy : Wat. W. Girt. Gro. W. Girt. C. A. TWEED. S. W. FLETCHER. TWEED & FLETCUMER, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW OFFICE—Davis’ Brick Building, Broad St.; Nevada. kay C. A. Tweed, Notary Public. 3-stf A 40 ILORSE POWER TEAM ENGINE for sale very low to close an acJ count. Enquire at the Vulcan Iron Foundry, 1st Street, San Francisco. [91m] WM. C. STEEN. ‘Ordinanee Noa. 19. Concernmg Nuisances. The Trustees of the town of Grass Valley, do ordain as follows : Section 1.—That the Town Marshal shall, upon the complaint, in writing, of any three or more citizens to him, of any nuisance, give notice to the person or persons causing such nuisance, to remove or abate the same. SEcTION 2.—-Any person or persons so warned, who shall no{f remove, orabate the nuisance, or commence effectually to remove or abate the same within twenty-four hours after such warning, shall upon convi¢tion before a Justice of the Peace, be fined in a sum of not more.than fifty dollars and costs, nor less than twenty dollars and costs. F Section 3. In default of payment of the fine, exeeu‘ion shall be issned against the party so convicted, if such party have property exempt from execution sufficient to pay the same: or if the party have not such property, he er they shall be imprisoned not more than ten days; nor less than three days. Sgctioy 4.—This Ordinance shall be in effect from nd after its:passage. dopted April 24,1855. J. P. STONE, Pres, pr ote Attest—R. Shoemaker, Clerk FASHIONABLE BOOT AND generally running at about 1853 abeatt of the . SOR ra © A QD ™ American. Large Democratic gaids have, SES YPS D> £ Pia been made in the Legisiature. = = Lovisana.—The returas from: this state are not all in, and the contest is so close that it is impossible to give any thing definite with regard to the result, for Governor, Some considerable disturbance took place in New Orleans, and the result of the election was . not altogether as had been anticipated.— The ballot boxes of the 7th and &th Wards were destroyed, and the ballots thrown into the streets. These were Democratic wards, and the loss of these majorities allowed the . K. N. candidate for Sheriff to come sin’ ky a majority of 7 votes. The matter is now before the Courts for investigation. Niles Taylor. Dem. is elected to Qongress over Hunt, K. N., from the 3d District. Several fights occurred at the polls, and, in oae instant two men were killed; The spirit of rowdyism has largely develoded it~ self since the election, and many,“have been severely dealt with by political ruffiang¥or dareing to express their opinions. FROM EUROPE. The Asia has arrived at Halifax witlf three days later news from Europe. The affairs in j the East have undergone no change simee the date of previous advices. The alfies-continue to threaten the Russian flawk on the Balbec. It is again supposed thatthe Rusactivity of the fire from the north forts ir indicate oiherwise. The telegraph gives an abstract of curious afticle from the London Times, i which that Journal affects to be in such latk dread of American filibusterism as to seegan absolute necessity of strengthening de “British West India Squadron. : The following is given on the authority of Berlia de spatch in the London‘Times:— “An order of Gortschakoff. dated Oct, 15th, declares that he will not evacuate the country confided to his defenee—-neither -will He retreat before the invaders, but will defend . the Crimea at all hazards.”’ Sparn.-—The cholera continue d to prevail hadly at Madrid. and about 100 c&ses were reported daily. Gen. Tacon, formé?ly Bov. ernor of Cuba had died of the cholgya at-the . age of 80. : . Nicaracua.—A court martial was Weld on . the 6th of Mov. at Grenada, on Gén. Don Sonclano Corral, first for that he has assisted . Gen. De SanlasCuardiola and Col. Dén Pedro Quartruch to come with arms and force to disturb the peace of Nicaragua. ope 2nd, That said Corral has conspired’with the enemies of ehe State to overthrow the existing government of Nicaragua. : Specifications that he has conspired for said purpose with Guardiola and QuartruchMAYERS & HARRIGAN, Main Street, Grass Valley. INCREASING Business has forced the subscribers te open a Branch Store at the above mentioned locality, where may always be found the very best articles in any market. They have made recent and heavy purchases in San Francisco, and their former patrens an@ the public generally, are invited to call, and they cannot but be satisfied they have a more varied and finer stock than was ever brought to this County. From the heaviest boot for miner’s use, to the most delicate slipper for ladies’ wear, everything is of the nicest quality, custom made, and warranted of good.and durable material. Their Stock in part consists «f— Gent’s Fine Poots, of every description, fashionbly made; thick Boots sewed and pegged; Ladies’ Boots, Calf, patent leather, and gum ; Ladies Shoes, of all kinds; miner’s extra heavy boots; children’s shoes, cloth slippers, and in fact, every thing which has been called for in our market. Miners may rest assured that they cannot get a detter boot in California, and those Wishing a fine and fashionable article, can suit themselves as well here as in San Franeisco. é 4aALL GOODS are warranted, as the Proprietors well know the stock they are offering. : kay Call and see. 11-tf ‘TO PROPERTY HOLDERS, ‘And all who Contemplate THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS, The undersigned is prepraed to contract for the erection of Brick or frame Stores, Dwellings, Quartz Mills, Saw Mills and Buildings, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND CARPENTER WORK GENERALLY. The Citizens of Grass Valley, Nevada, Rough & Ready, and the County generally, may find it to their in terest to consult me before contracting with other par ties. A thorough knowledge of the business will enable me to give satisfaction in all cases, and to contract for work at the lowest paying rates. 7 JAMES E. WOLFE. s' siaus ate falling back upon Perekof, but the‘ Valley. Address—Aurora House, or Pacific Express, Grass GRASS VALLEY EVURBITURE STORE, O. JOHNSON, {Opposite Denzer’s Bakery, Main Street,) Would respectfully inform the citizens of Grass Val ley that heis again prepared tosupply them with Farniture of the Latest Patterus, Beds, Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bureaus, Sefas, Lounges, And in general eserything connected with the Farniture and Upheistery Business, He begs to ret i i ronnigt before the des; koa hgee oe Sue . % _ His Stock is entirely new, and be defies con petition, either in Quality Workmanship or Prices. N. B. AH Kinds of Cabinet Worx made ire Piste. ‘Ork or sis hm 408 PRINTING OF EVERY VARIETY EXECUTED AY THIS OFFICs Ina Style Unsurpassed by any establishment in the State. ARE YOU IN WANT OF CARD, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS, HAN-BILTS. CERTIFICATES, LAW BLANKS, or any description of Printing? Then call at the Office of ihe Grass Valiey Telegraph and leave your orders.— TERMS moderate for cash. wo ns Foreign Miners Tax. EICENSES can be obtained of the undersign ed at his residence, on CHURCH STREET,: 2nd door South of NEIL St. J. M. FOUSE, Pepty Shrff. 37-tf For Collection of Foreign Miner’s License Tag

eS “ peer > a MADISON LODGE, NO. 23, F. A M. MERTORVERY TUESDAY EVENING, at the Py te mal J. M. FOUSE W M. I. HUMISTON, See’y. SNOWY MOUNTAIN DIVISION, No. 8, SONS'OF TEMPERANCE, meets every Sat: . arday eve! ‘ e Temperance Hall, on Church st . All Brothers in good standing are cordially invited . . L. Sanrorp, W. P. 17 6m . } , +4 LO. O. Fix Grass Walley Lodge, No. 12. INSTIPUTED 28th July, 1853, meets every THURS icht,at TEMPERANCE HALL, on Ghurch St. good standing ang: cordially invited to . rend S. D. BOSWORTH, N. G. R.M. MUSGRAVE, R. S. eign” AUPTZENUEISER’S DRUG STORE Isa‘ present on Auburn Street, next door below . . Richardson’s Cottage—where it will remain nntil Fire-proof Building is completed on the Old Stand On hand, as above, a full stock of Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines, Paints, Oil, Camphene, Glass, famery, &c. Ke. é ——$—$—-—7DR. L. J. CZAPKAY, YRMERLY. Physician ona*Ogagewirtt “ure Tune . in Army, ama Lecturer on diseases of Women Children, is now successfully established in San uuciaco. . Dr. is a gentleman of extensive travel, having s medieal tour visited all the nations of Europe, elosely examined the most celebrated Infirmavies and Hospitals now known to the world, he comes vith an accumulated fund of medical informa that will prove a benefit to, asit should be a -e of consolation to the infirm. The Dr.* has in surse of his experience discovered many valuable remedies, which have proved of invaluable service in the treatment of Chronic and Private diseases. He ean be consulted free of charge at his medical rooms, r by letter. and where patients place themselves un-his charge, he guarantees a cure or asks no comWe would refer the reader to his adver48-3m rsation. csemement for further particulars. TR IBLES —In plain and fancy bindings, from pocki) et size to the largest editfons for family use At the G. V. Book and Music Emporium. WORKS.—By Tupper, White, Collins, p EY Ai i Thompsen, Howiit, Cook, Werdswood, Goldsmith. Whittier Hemans, Sicour Willis, Moore, Milton, Uasian, Scott, Sn Byron,, Shakspeare and At the G. V. Book and Music Emporium. — ] {[STORIES.—Willard, Wilson, Frost, Goodrich, Prescott, White, also Macaulay’s England, Hame’sEngland, Gibbon’s Rome, etc., etc. At the G. V. Book and Music Emporinm.” 1 gti ge GRAMMARS.—By Ollendorff, Seyles, Cubi §J and Robinson. Butler’s Spanish Teacher andSpan. ish “fora man to master,’’ wy Monteith. At the G. V. Bock and Musie Emporium. QPANISH, FRENCH & GERMAN DICTIONARIES. — WO Spanish—Sieadows.?’ Newman and Baretii—all sizes.—French—Collot’s Meadows,’ James Surenne’s and Nugent’s—German—James’ and others. At the G. V. Book and Music Emporium. *JAPEE.—letter, Billet, Note, (with envelopes to suit,) Bill Enyelop, Blotting, Drawimg Paper, which will cover from one to six (small) acres. At the G. V. Book and Music Emporium. . rag Nos. 3805, 551,404, 7.9, 73 Wheeler's, Mitcheli’s, and Hayden’s, by the dozen, gross or case. At the G. V. Cook and Music Emporium. PENCISa ber’s Nas 1. 9, 3. 4, 6, 6, and T > At the G. V. Pook and Music Emporium. Q: HOOL BOUKS.—Spe: i krs.—Webster.s Elementary, tJ Town’s manders’, MeGuffey’s Tower’s, aud all the uvenile Primers now in use. At the G. V. Book and Musie Emporium. ‘Next deer Pacific Fxpress Oftice, MAIN ST: ET, ASS VALUEY. ] ECHIVES 8Y EVIE Wi? Atlantic and Eut ropeen papers, Foreign and Pemestie Periodicals. fF Acency for e#!) California Paily and + cekly Newspapers, which will .e delivered to Sub:.r-bers by Carrier. Se ee A. WITKOWSK?, Cigar and Tobacco Store, MAIN STREET....GRASS VALI ; [Next I'cor to the “Pacific Ex: ress Gih-e.’’] ggyConstantly on hand the most select brands of Havana Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tcbacco. ALSO—An assortmeni of Stationery, Cards, Cutlery. and Fancy Goods. 10-tf Constable’s Sale. YY VIRTUE of an Execution, bearing date, Oct. 27, ) aA. D. 1855 to me delivered, issued from the Court f R. T. Gambrel, an acting Justice of the Peace for Neyada County, upon a Judgment entered before him, on the above date, in favor of J. L. MOORE, and against W. A. GRIFFIN, for the sum of Two Hundred ond Thirty-three Dollars and Seventy-nine Cents ;—I have taben in Execution, and will expose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, for Cash, in the Town of ugh & Reads; on WELNESDAY, the 21st day of November, between the hours of 9 4. M. and 5 P.M. ‘lithe right. title and interest of W. A. Griffin inand © a certain Frame House, situated on the Main St., athe Town of Rough & Ready, adjoiuing the premiof Isaac Dunster, on the East, and the premises leter Young onthe West, for the satisfaction of e above demands and accruing Cists. W.R. ARMSTRONG, Constable. Rough & Ready, Oct. 29, 1855. 6-3t POSTPONEMENT. &@ Mhe above Sale is postponed until / MONDAY, the 17th of DECEMBER, . at the hour and place above mentioned. W. R. ARMSTRONG, Constable. Rough ffi Ready, Nov: 21, 1855. = . TAKEN UP. . PAREN UP by the Subseriber, on Friday last, on the ‘Fountain House Ranch,’? on the Auburn Stage Toad, ten miles from Grass Valley, a dark bay Horse, Wih one game foot—no other particular marks. The + her of said animal is requested to prove property, 4y charges and take it away. Cc: P. WALES. 10-37 Grass Valley, Noy. 26, 1855. NOTICE. PuE STOCKHOLDERS of the Grass Valley Quartz ‘ng Company are hereby notified that the ana : ¢ > . ™ i Of irusiees of the Grass Valley Quartz lien Mnany far + “ Z . Bt inc me Pe UY, tor the ensning year, will take place . w + Lhe Company, in Grass Valley, on Sat. day, the 8th day of Lecem ber next.. een “““H. SCOTT, As’t Secremry. mee a aR IRE EAE AERATED SEE SEIN . fects produced by early habits of youth, viz : , cept in causes of severe inflamation. . gether. ' better not take any more medicines. DR. J. C-YOUNG, Corner of Montgomery and California Sts, pe Over Wells, Fargo & Co’s.-GQ : Express Office, San Francisco, Is the pioneer advertising Physician in California, and the only one who 1eceived a Collegiate Medical Education, and is bettef qualified to treat. and has cured more cases of private disease than any other physician. For refference see all the principal papers throughout the state. . (\ONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, or Seminal Weak iS Dr. YOMNG, addresses those wh eae 5 { o have injured themselves by private and tmproper indulgences in the secret and solitary habit which ‘ruins the body and mind, unfiting them for either business or society. The following are some of the sad and melancholly ef. Weakness of the back and Limbs, pain in the head. Pict of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervousness, irritability, derangement of the digestive org ins,, general debility Symptoms of consumption, Xe. : MENTALLY, the fearful effects on the mind are more to be dreaded. Loss of memory, confusion of ideas depression of spirits, ‘evil forebodings, aversion to society, love of solitude, timidity, &c., are some of the evlls produced. . All persons who areafflicted with any of the above symptoms, should not fail ta call at once on Dr Young and be restored to perfect health. Let no false deli. cacy prevent you but apply immediately, and save yourself from the dreadful and awfol consequences oi . this terrible malady. Weakness of the Organs. . are eompleieiy cvred and full vigor resioved. . Dr. J. C. YOUNG,, Cor. Montgomery and@alifornia Sts., up stairs. Important to Miners. Travelers, Etc. errs is no malady of deeper importance, either in a medical or moral point-ef view, to which the , human family is more liable than that arising from impure connections Asa Medical man it is the duty of every physician to look at disease as it affects health and life. and his sole object should be to mitigate, as far as lies in his power, the bodily suffering. Human nature at best is but frail. all are liable to misfortune. Of all the ills thataffect man none are more ter rible than those of a private nature. Dreedful as it is in the person who contracts it, frightful as are its ravages upon his constitution, ending frequently in destruction and a loathsome grave, it becomes of still greater importance, when it is transmitted to innocent offspring. Such being the case how necessary it becomes for every one having the least reason to fear that they have contractedthe disease should attend to it at onee by consulting some phy Siclan, Whose respeciability and education enables . Grass Valley Hook Hasir him to warrant a safe, speedy. and permanené cure In accordance with this necessity, DR YOUNG feels called upon to state that, by long study and exten sive practice. he has become perfect master of all those diseases which come under. the denomination of venereal, and having paid more attention to that one branch than any one physician in the United Siates, he feels himself better. qualified to treat them. Syphilis, in all its forms, such as Uleers, Sw elling in the Groius, Ulcers in the throat. Secondary Syphilis Cutaneous Eruptions, Uleerations, Tertuary Syph ilis, Syphilis in Children, Mercureal Syphilitie Affections, Gonnorrea, Gleet, Strictures, False Passages, . Inflamation of the Bladder, and Prostrate Glands. Excoriations, Tumors, Postules, ete., are as familliar to him as the most common things of daily cbservation. The Pr. effects a cure, in recent cases, ina few days and finds no difficulty in curing those of long duration, without submiting the patient to such treatment as will draw upon him the slightest suspicion, or oblige him te veglect his business, whether within doors or without. The diet need not be changed exThere are in California patients, (amounting to over two theusand , the past year) that could furnish proof of this, but . these are matters which require the nicest secresy, which he always preserves. : All letters enclosing $10 will be promptly attended to. Office hours from 9 A. M. to 8 P.M. Address J.C. YOUNG, M. D. Express Building, Corner of Montgemery and California Streets, over Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express Department. 0 THE AFFLICTED. Persons troubled with disease should peruse the following Lztrers'or REcomENDATION, from Dr. J. C. YOUNG’S patients: They arevoluntary offerings of gratitude to him for benefits received, and are proofs sirong as Holy Writ of his scientific attainments. No one can read them without atonce having confidence in him, and we conficently make the assertion {hat people aMliicted with private or other diseases will call upon him in prefference to any other physician in the country. Read them carefully, ye that need medical assistance, and then iose no timein consulting him while there is time ieft to cure you in. MARYSVILLE, June 10TH, 1855. ] R. J. C. YOUNG, DEAR SIR—Please send me some of the medicines you preseribed in my case. . ] have a friend here whe is troubled in exactly the same way thail was. He has nightly emissions, ringing noise in his head, weak back, loss of memory, and is generally debilitaied; he .is discouraged and has not confidence enough io calland see you. -Itold him how Iwas and that my friends all said I was in consumption, ard ihe Doctors up here gave me up, and advi-ed me to go home and die,-but instead of going home I called ups n yor, and here lam as wellas any of them and likely to live a longtime vet, and with sirengtu enough to work with tile si -ongest of them. Deciov, Twill send every one to you-‘hat looks te ine as thouch he nee-ied a physician. It shalinot be ms fault ifany one dies ‘or want of medical treaiment. T will do all T can to keep ‘he afflicted away ‘rem those pesis of society, yeleni ++) rofessors”? and high sound ing titled mea. who, if the facets were known, are men who ‘‘'eft their country for their eountry’s good.?’— Publish this leiier, Decior, if you wisi, and I hope some of those who humbugged me may see it and sleep bad icr cne night. Yours Truly, GLO. DAVIDSON. GRASS VALLEY, JUNE 8, 1855. + SIR :—The last’ medicine you sert me has J done the business. Iam now peo fectly well and Wish io give my testimeny io the public in favor of your skill, I was troubled with a complication of disea-es, brough’ on by that soul destrovidg habit of self pollution, and comp'aints caught by connection with bad persons of the ovposite sex. Ihave becn treaied by some of the bes. physicians, as weil as by those quacks who infest this state, and by them all given up as incurable ; but being advised by a friend who nad been beneliiied by your scieniitiic ireaimen! io call upon you, I did so and feel graielul 10 him for the information, and stil! more ithankiulto’vou for the care and good advice you gave me, as well as for the efiieacious medicines you pre-evibed. If anv of the afileted should see this let them be sure that it isa voluniary offering in graiiiude for the blessings of health received irom you, and also given with a fervent wish that it may he of service io those sufering as I did : and now may God bless pou in voar eflorts io Jessen the sufferings of the human family, and may all good citizens assist you to drive from the community those leeches that prey upon the public by false pretensions of eminence in the modical world, Yours Eternally, JOHN BURGESS. To Dr. J. C. Youug, San Francisco. PLACERVILLE, MAY 25, 1855. R. J. C. YOUNG—Dear Sir: Words canriot express the gratitude I feel is due to you for the benefit I have received from your truly invaluable course of treatment of my case, while prescribing for me. I think I cannot justify myself without giving this small token of my thankfulness and esteem, for you have been the means of saving my life, and restoring to me that health which I have so long despaired of enjoying. Ihad for a long time. (fom years) been troubled with that most dreadful scourge of young people, seminal weakness, or nocturnal emissions, which so weakened me, both bedily and mentally, that I was obliged to give up mining altoI consulted one of the best physicians, (so cailcd) in the mountain districts, and. after a careful . exau ination of my case he gave’ te medicines. I ‘ continued under his treatment for three months with out receiving any benefit, in fact I grew worse from week to week, until at last I got discowraged andasked his opinion. I told him not tofearto tell me the whole truth, for I had rather know the worst at once than to live in suspense. Ihad lost about 30 pounds of flesh, and knew that he, vt least, could not cure me, and that as I was then going. on, death must soon count meas one of its victims. This physician then told me that my case was incurable, and ihat JI -had He said I was in a decline which was fast tending to pulmonary consumption. J then despaired of obtaining any relief, and saw that unles$ something was done to mitigate the complaint, Ishould be numbered with the dead, or what is worse, be a raving maniac. . Happening to” see one of your books, the Pocket Escalapius, I made up my mind at once to call and consult you, with the determination of trying once more to get relief, if you would undertake the case. 0, how thankful I am for that determination! I commenced taking the medicines prescribed:‘by you, and lam vow,through their healing powers, restored to perfect health. I shall not fail to recommend you to any of my friends that require assistance, for a man that can cure a case as bad as mine was, can cure every disease that flesh is heir to, if there is life enough in the system to build upon. and esteem. 8. Ws REIGHLEA, Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks . San Francisco, June 21, 1855. Dear Sin—I have not had one single fit since I commenced taking your medicines ; I am also gaining strength every day. The trouble that I had, which was the cause of the fits is also leaving me very fast, in fact I think Tam entirely well. but if you think it best I will take medicine, a short time longer. It is only about two months since I commenced taking your prescriptions,and althovgh you told me it would take from three to four months, yet I feel perfectly well already. Ifeel sorry that I did not visit you at first, and not allow myself to be led away by the vain boasting of those quacks that copy your style of business, and thereby impose upon the public. They despoiled me of my money, and if I had not stopped taking their vile stuff, they would have robbed me of my life also. Thanks to your superior medical skill, Iam beyond danger, and shall ever consider you the savior of my life. Dear Sir—Publish this if you consider it worth your while, for I wish to proclaim to the world your worth, that every one who needs t physician may know where to call, and be sure of avoiding deceit and imposition. Yours, till death, GEO. MARSHALL. To J. C. Young; M. D. 10-tf COOPER’S EYE, EAR AND ORTHOP ZDIC INFIRMARY. San Francisco, No. 14 Sanseme Street, near Rassette » House. ATIENTS laboring undér disease of the Eye, the Ear, and those afflicted with all varieties of deformnities, resorting.to this Institution will find at once a hoine, where miners, as wellas’others can be accomodated with board and-comfortable rooms, in plain or costly style, according te their taste. Dr. Cooper has visited all the important Hospitals of Europe for the purpose of extending his knowledge of Medicine and Surgery, and will give the Infirmary his immediate supervision. N. B. Al! Surgical operations free to patients who present themselves at the Crrnic on Wednesdays, or Saturdays. For particulars apply to Dr. E. S. cooper, at the Infirmary. 51-3m. DENTISTRY. c.B.SPAW, DENTIST, Takes this method of informing the Ladies and Gentlemen of Grass Valley and vicinity that he is now located in this place for the practice of his Profession in allits branches. Ladies waited on at their residences, if required, a= Office at DORNIN’S DAGURREAN ROOMS, Main Street. 3-3m EMPORIUM! The undersigned, having purchased the entire stock . and interest of H.R. Stiles in the Book «nd Music Em. porium, adjoining the Post Office, would invite the attention of our friends and the public generally te . We shall always keep on hand a perfect assortment of all articles in our line, and will endeavor to merit patronage by the quality of Goods, and ‘prices to suit the times.’’ KENDALL & SPENCER. . our advertisement below. Grass Valley, November 17, 1855. . . Wu. K. SPENCER. E. A. KENDALL. TEWS FOR THE PEOPLE! . If you want Newspapers. ; If you want Magazines ; If you want Cheap publications ; If you want Books ; lf you want any thing that’s printed— Call at the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. If you want by the quantity ; If you want single copies ; Jf you want in wiappers for mailing ; If you want new works as soon as received : If you wantanything sent by mail; Call or send to the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. Next door to the Post Office. "aaa aed FOR THE MULTITUDE! If you want Letter Paper; If you want Bill Paper; If you want Foolscap ; If you want anything to write on--Callat the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. Next door to the Post Office. or BOOKS!— oe If you want half bound Blank Books; If you want Books bound in Sheep ; ’ If you want books bound in imitation of Russia . If you want Books bonnd with Russian Bands : If you want Books bound with full Russia : If you want Pass Books ; If you want Time Books ; If you want Memorandum Books ; Of any description call or send to the GRASS VALLY BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. Next door to the Post Office. Alta California Telegraph Company, HE Line is new in connection with all the principal Cities and Towns in the state. Haz OFFICE—Next door to the Post Office, at the G. V. Book axp Music Emportcu, Main Street. WM. K. SPENCER, AGEnT. KF. W. THAYER, Attorney and Counscllor at Law; Ray Office over Marshall & Co’s Store. a ns Sipe PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE, on Caurcu Srreer, near corner of NEAL. kas Adjoining the Circus Lot. POWDER, Blasting and Rifle. SHOT, of all Sizes, j ATER PROOF Double and Single taped Fuse.— Y For sale by J. & P. CAROLAN. 9-1m —_Corner of Front and J Sts, Sacramento. r OWDER, BLASTING & RIFLE. SHOT, OF ALL SIZES. \ ATER PROOF Double and Single Taped FUSE.

For Sale Cheap, by J.& P. CAROLAN, Cor Front and J Sts. Sacramento. 10-4t QUARTZ GOLD AND COPPER MINING AGENCY. N VIEW of the rapidly increasing importance and suecess of Quarts & Copper MINING operations, the undersigned have decided to add to their regular GOLD DUST business, a General AGENCY for transactions connected with these interests. An extensive acquaintance among capitalists and parties engaged largoly in Mining enterprises, enables us contidently to offer our services in selling or negotiating loans on MINING and WATER STOCKS or CLAIMS, organizing JOINT STOCK COMPANIES, and procuring subscriptions for the same and in purchasing or importing Quartz Machinery, Steam Engines, &c. A REGISTER, with particulars of Mining Stocks, Claims, Machinery, &c., for Sale, will be kept open for . inspection. ; Parties having Improved Quartz Machinery for saie, are requested to furnish full descriptions, and models if possible. ORES, MINERALS and QUARTZ SPECIMENS, valued, purchased and carefully assayed. A Model of a NEW “QUARTZ, GOLD AMALGAMATOR,’’ recently patented, can be seen at our office, rights to use which will be disposed of. Also, samples of a very RICH QUARTZ CLAIM just opened, an interest in which is offered for sale. OLNEY & ©O., _Gold Assay and Deposit Office, 118 Sacramen4-tr to #t.—Opposite ‘“‘What Cheer House.’’ *. Citizens of Grass Valley and Vicinity, that’ she will Nevada -vbrtisements United States Hotel. Broad Street, Nevada. THIS WELL KNOWN and Commodiows Hotel, has ben Opened by the Subscribers fer the accommodation of their friends and the travelling public. To strangers visiting Nevada upon business or pleasure, the House will be pleasantly located, In the heart of the,City, well supplied with comfortable apartments, especially for the use of Ladiesand famlies, and in all respeets as a residence UNEQUALLED IN THE MINING REGION. The Kitchen and Larder being under the control of Mr JENKINS, celebrated for his talents as a caterer, is sufficient guarantee that the Table will, at all times. be suppleid with every delicacy of the season, ana served up in the best style. The Bar will be sapplied with a choice seleceion of a Wines, iquors and Cigars, And the subseribe& propose to keep in all respects A Fiest Class Hotel, on ascale of liberality hitherto unequalled in the mountains. ; : Determined to m&ke.thls Establishment a place of Public Convenience. and resort, arrangements have been entered into wth the Alta California Telegraph Line for the reception from ail parts of the state of the current news ¢fthe day,.including impertant Legislative Proceenings. aie, COLBURN & JENKINS, Proprietors. T. W. Cotcrry. 4 A.R. JENKINS. N@bada, Dec. 1854. 13-tf Great Reduction of Fare. AO ee MTA CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. N and after Monday, June 14, the CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. coaches wil] leave the Companie’s Of. fice,-Grass Valley, arriving in Sacramento in season {to meet the San Francisco boats, Pate Seo BSE Vue eae ole nentins emia nee $6,00. . FOR MARYSVILLE. . Stage leaves every morning at 8 0 clock, for Marys. ville, via Empire Ranch and Long Bar. . Bare to Maryoville. .2c.e0es, ccs Sew ecees ane $5,060 FOR AUBURN AND SACRAMENTO Ferst Stege leaves at 2 o’clock a. M., running . through to Sacramento, and arriving in good be run expressly for the accomodation of Grass Val. ley Passengers. The coaches of this line will leave . the Company’s Office, in Grass Valley, at 2 0,clock, A. M. and arrive in Sacramento in season for the San Prancisce Boats: “Pate, 22.25 225s =. wee os $6, 00 W. H. BENTON, Agent. 32 tf time for the boats, same day. Eare. ..... $6,00 EROM GRASS VALLEY—DIRECT. . RGE= On and after the Ist of December, a line will i i Grass Valley, Jan. 1853. LEATHER HOSE, a> Wor EXydrauiic Washing. 4 Four, Five, and Six Inches Diameter, best Double Rivetted with Copper Pipes. For Sale by GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN, Corner of Washington and Battery Sts. San Francisco. 3-3 6t Dr. H. V. BICKNELL, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, R. BICKNELL, would hereby give notice to his D friends and the public that he has disconnected himseli trom all other pursuits, and will bereafter devote himself exclusively to the duties of his profession in its various branches of Medicine, Surgery, Obstet rics and Dentistry . The Eclectic System of Medicine discards the use of Mercury and all other poisonous minerals as medicine. We use the Botanic, or Vegetable Medicines, Roots & Herbs, and their Extracts and Compounds. We would . advise Miners to put mereury in their sluice boxes instead of taking it in the form of Calomel and Blue Pills. By so doing they will save their 6old and their health. If they need any medicine, take some simple vegetable, which can always be found at our office, on Broad street, Nevada, 2nd deor above the Union Hotel, where we keep a well selected assortment of DruGs and Mepicines, Roots, HERBS and REsinoms. Dr Bicknell will pay particular attention to the practice of DENTISTRY, and from his long experience and thorough knowledge of the business, he is enabled to give entire satisfaction to those who call on him for DENTAL OPERATIONS. oc Se. Teeth Plugged with Pure Gold for $3,00 a Cavity. xs = ‘¢ Tin Foil for 2,00 = ‘¢ Inserted on Pivot for... 5,90 each. <¢. Extracted: fon:2% .cs sce 2,06-. * ‘¢ Cleaned from $1,00 to $3.00 a Sett. He has a TOOTH POWDER, which is unequalled for caring the Scurvy, making the . teeth white and purifying the breath. ROSENHEIM & BROTHER, Warhmakers XK Sruelers, And Dealers in WATCHES, JEWELRY, Diamonds, Fan cy Goods, &c., Main Street, first Door below the Metropolis Hotel, =: NEVADA CITY, CAL. tf ~ SCHOOL FOR MISSES, AND LITTLE BOYS. Mrs. H. S. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the re ee eee ae ' commence a Private School for Misses and little Boys, at her residence on Mill Street, on Monday the 6th of August. Terms as formerly. M. McKenna, —— TO INFORM the citizens of Grass Valley and vicinity, that he has re-opned his Store, o Main Street opposite the Post Office n Where he will be happy to wait on those that may please to favor him with a cali. He will show them that he can get up Garments in the Latest and most Fashionable Styles, Such as cannot be surpassed at any other Establishment in the state. £G> All garments made at this establishment warranted to fit, or no sale. 5-ft Great Reduction: IN THE PRICES OF PAPER HANGINGS. Having just received per reeent arrivals a large and splendid stock of Papers of every style rnd variety, I have reduced my prices TWENTY per cent, less than the same qualities have ever been sold for in this country. Satin Papers---For city and country trade, varying in price from 25 to 59 cents per roll. Also, an endless variety of . Cheaper papers.--New and beautiful patterns, irom iv to 25 cents per roll. Borders-Of every description suitable to match. Also an endiess variety of Paper Curtsins---With a great variety of Window Si:2des----Among which are LAND. SCAPE, SURET, and CITY VIEWS, BOUQUET . CENTERS, &c. For sale, wholesale and retail, . by GEO. W. CLARK i . 131 Clay street, near Sansome, 7-3m Sah Francisco. 500 SHARES F THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE GOLD . O HEEL L QUARTZ MINING CO., . Grass Valley, For Sale very low. Apply to pie BOWSTEAD & CO, Eureka Iron Foundry, Sacramento. Sacramento, Oct. 1855. 7-tf Importazt to Teamsters and the PUBLIC GENERALLY. Z. HH. DENMAN, L aptee respectfully inform his Old Customers and the Public that he has permanently located his CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, Adjoining Mr. Campbell’s Smith’s Shop, Where heis new prepared to Manufacture and Repair Carriages and Wagons of every description, in ihe best workmanlike manner, and upoa the most reasonable terms. @@-~ All work warranted. gay Carriages Painted and Varnished =a Grass Valley; Oct. 15, 1855. 4-tf . . . simatic seacoast eatin adeicisneinalbsdiabaaeaane a lciaigtiinalaetahciakctachatalidlnh-abaacdiies Nellasiatte dns) (Premalignant pee LL LLL rennet en « ee eeageceeinenaneessecteeccneneeeeee ae VA TELEGRAPH, a ee ‘EXTRA. VALLEY, TUE v ¥ 5 8 GRASS BY TEREGRAPH, {From the State Journal ‘‘Extra.’’] New York. The American party is victorious in this state by 12,567 plurality over the Republicans, the next highest on the list. So faras known the American Candidetes . generally throughout, the’state are elected by . decided majorities. It js barely possible that some of them may fall short of a plurality. MassacuvusEtts. — The’ returns from: thisg . State give the American party an average majority of about 12,000 votes. Gardner is elected Covernor by a majarity (of 14,928.— The Know Nothings have carried the other State Officers by an average majority of about 10,000 votes. The American candi. date is elected to Congres§ from the ‘Tenth; District by a plurality of about 4000. The . House stands 178 Know Nothmngs, 30 Demoerats, 18 Whigs, and 75 Republican. Senate . so far as known, 2% American, 17 all others. New Juksey.—The result of the election in . in the State of New Jersey is a Democratic . victory. ‘The election was not as important . as usual, being confined to the choice of Representatives and County officers. The De-. mocracy was united.and the Whigs indifferent . to a great extent. The Democrats have elect. ed 4 State Senators, and the uext Senate will bo composed of 11 Democrats, 5 Whigs, . aud 4 Know Nothings. Domocratic majority . in the Senate last year was 2.” This year the . Hou'se will consist of 37 Democrats, sixteen . Whigs, 6 Know Nothings, and J’Temperance, . which is a gain of two members from the De-. mocratic majority of 12 last year. MaryLanp.—The last retyris from Mary-. land make it pretty certain that the Know . Nothings there have elected & majorily in Baltimore, and a Know Noibing for Congress is elected in Districts 34 aud 5. — MitwakEK, Nov. 7.—Partial retughs from . thirteen counties show the followjng majori. ties on the vote for Governor > Barstow, Democrat, 6,463 ; Bashford, Reptbticaa, 7,420. ~ Georcia.—The Legislature Of this State . met on Monday. Mr. Bailey was elected, Speaker of the Senate, and Mr. Stiles Speaker of the House—both Democrats," SS Misstssipri.—The returns from thjé state show that itis Democratic by a very de-. Twenty counties hive been . cided majority. ‘ heard trom which the Demoeratic ticket is SDAY, DEC. 4, 6 P. M. and one Gen. Tomas Martiner. By request of the prisoner, Col. Parker H. French appeared as ‘counsel for the defence. The Court found the prisoner guilty of the charges and specifications as preferred, and senteaced him to be put to death by shooting’ The Court unanimously recommended the prisoner to the mercy of the Commanderin-chief. Nov. 8—Ataquartcr past 2 P. M. the prisoner made his appearance under escort of soldiers, and crossing the Plaza, took his seat in a chair prepared for the occasion.— The death sentence was read to him, by the officer of the day. and almost immediately after his spirit had passed from time to eternity, he having been pierced, it is said by every bullet fired at him. Gardiner & Kirk, ) (LATE KIRK Broturrs, POST-OFFICE LYTEBRBY DERST, Newsmen and Booksellers, Stationers and Bookbinders. THIRD STREET, next to the Post Office. Sacramente, April 6, 1$54—tinzy : Wat. W. Girt. Gro. W. Girt. C. A. TWEED. S. W. FLETCHER. TWEED & FLETCUMER, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW OFFICE—Davis’ Brick Building, Broad St.; Nevada. kay C. A. Tweed, Notary Public. 3-stf A 40 ILORSE POWER TEAM ENGINE for sale very low to close an acJ count. Enquire at the Vulcan Iron Foundry, 1st Street, San Francisco. [91m] WM. C. STEEN. ‘Ordinanee Noa. 19. Concernmg Nuisances. The Trustees of the town of Grass Valley, do ordain as follows : Section 1.—That the Town Marshal shall, upon the complaint, in writing, of any three or more citizens to him, of any nuisance, give notice to the person or persons causing such nuisance, to remove or abate the same. SEcTION 2.—-Any person or persons so warned, who shall no{f remove, orabate the nuisance, or commence effectually to remove or abate the same within twenty-four hours after such warning, shall upon convi¢tion before a Justice of the Peace, be fined in a sum of not more.than fifty dollars and costs, nor less than twenty dollars and costs. F Section 3. In default of payment of the fine, exeeu‘ion shall be issned against the party so convicted, if such party have property exempt from execution sufficient to pay the same: or if the party have not such property, he er they shall be imprisoned not more than ten days; nor less than three days. Sgctioy 4.—This Ordinance shall be in effect from nd after its:passage. dopted April 24,1855. J. P. STONE, Pres, pr ote Attest—R. Shoemaker, Clerk FASHIONABLE BOOT AND generally running at about 1853 abeatt of the . SOR ra © A QD ™ American. Large Democratic gaids have, SES YPS D> £ Pia been made in the Legisiature. = = Lovisana.—The returas from: this state are not all in, and the contest is so close that it is impossible to give any thing definite with regard to the result, for Governor, Some considerable disturbance took place in New Orleans, and the result of the election was . not altogether as had been anticipated.— The ballot boxes of the 7th and &th Wards were destroyed, and the ballots thrown into the streets. These were Democratic wards, and the loss of these majorities allowed the . K. N. candidate for Sheriff to come sin’ ky a majority of 7 votes. The matter is now before the Courts for investigation. Niles Taylor. Dem. is elected to Qongress over Hunt, K. N., from the 3d District. Several fights occurred at the polls, and, in oae instant two men were killed; The spirit of rowdyism has largely develoded it~ self since the election, and many,“have been severely dealt with by political ruffiang¥or dareing to express their opinions. FROM EUROPE. The Asia has arrived at Halifax witlf three days later news from Europe. The affairs in j the East have undergone no change simee the date of previous advices. The alfies-continue to threaten the Russian flawk on the Balbec. It is again supposed thatthe Rusactivity of the fire from the north forts ir indicate oiherwise. The telegraph gives an abstract of curious afticle from the London Times, i which that Journal affects to be in such latk dread of American filibusterism as to seegan absolute necessity of strengthening de “British West India Squadron. : The following is given on the authority of Berlia de spatch in the London‘Times:— “An order of Gortschakoff. dated Oct, 15th, declares that he will not evacuate the country confided to his defenee—-neither -will He retreat before the invaders, but will defend . the Crimea at all hazards.”’ Sparn.-—The cholera continue d to prevail hadly at Madrid. and about 100 c&ses were reported daily. Gen. Tacon, formé?ly Bov. ernor of Cuba had died of the cholgya at-the . age of 80. : . Nicaracua.—A court martial was Weld on . the 6th of Mov. at Grenada, on Gén. Don Sonclano Corral, first for that he has assisted . Gen. De SanlasCuardiola and Col. Dén Pedro Quartruch to come with arms and force to disturb the peace of Nicaragua. ope 2nd, That said Corral has conspired’with the enemies of ehe State to overthrow the existing government of Nicaragua. : Specifications that he has conspired for said purpose with Guardiola and QuartruchMAYERS & HARRIGAN, Main Street, Grass Valley. INCREASING Business has forced the subscribers te open a Branch Store at the above mentioned locality, where may always be found the very best articles in any market. They have made recent and heavy purchases in San Francisco, and their former patrens an@ the public generally, are invited to call, and they cannot but be satisfied they have a more varied and finer stock than was ever brought to this County. From the heaviest boot for miner’s use, to the most delicate slipper for ladies’ wear, everything is of the nicest quality, custom made, and warranted of good.and durable material. Their Stock in part consists «f— Gent’s Fine Poots, of every description, fashionbly made; thick Boots sewed and pegged; Ladies’ Boots, Calf, patent leather, and gum ; Ladies Shoes, of all kinds; miner’s extra heavy boots; children’s shoes, cloth slippers, and in fact, every thing which has been called for in our market. Miners may rest assured that they cannot get a detter boot in California, and those Wishing a fine and fashionable article, can suit themselves as well here as in San Franeisco. é 4aALL GOODS are warranted, as the Proprietors well know the stock they are offering. : kay Call and see. 11-tf ‘TO PROPERTY HOLDERS, ‘And all who Contemplate THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS, The undersigned is prepraed to contract for the erection of Brick or frame Stores, Dwellings, Quartz Mills, Saw Mills and Buildings, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND CARPENTER WORK GENERALLY. The Citizens of Grass Valley, Nevada, Rough & Ready, and the County generally, may find it to their in terest to consult me before contracting with other par ties. A thorough knowledge of the business will enable me to give satisfaction in all cases, and to contract for work at the lowest paying rates. 7 JAMES E. WOLFE. s' siaus ate falling back upon Perekof, but the‘ Valley. Address—Aurora House, or Pacific Express, Grass GRASS VALLEY EVURBITURE STORE, O. JOHNSON, {Opposite Denzer’s Bakery, Main Street,) Would respectfully inform the citizens of Grass Val ley that heis again prepared tosupply them with Farniture of the Latest Patterus, Beds, Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bureaus, Sefas, Lounges, And in general eserything connected with the Farniture and Upheistery Business, He begs to ret i i ronnigt before the des; koa hgee oe Sue .. % _ His Stock is entirely new, and be defies con petition, either in Quality Workmanship or Prices. N. B. AH Kinds of Cabinet Worx made ire Piste. ‘Ork or sis hm 408 PRINTING OF EVERY VARIETY EXECUTED AY THIS OFFICs Ina Style Unsurpassed by any establishment in the State. ARE YOU IN WANT OF CARD, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS, HAN-BILTS. CERTIFICATES, LAW BLANKS, or any description of Printing? Then call at the Office of ihe Grass Valiey Telegraph and leave your orders.— TERMS moderate for cash. wo ns Foreign Miners Tax. EICENSES can be obtained of the undersign ed at his residence, on CHURCH STREET,: 2nd door South of NEIL St. J. M. FOUSE, Pepty Shrff. 37-tf For Collection of Foreign Miner’s License Tag