July 3, 1858 (4 pages)

Br rears Ps On. i ane + Nl gener =e PO ei te Sette nem ee ae VOL. 5. THE TELEG/ RPH, SATURDAY MOR dizziness, love of solitude, loss of memory and wan of resolution, besides a loss of strength and energy, which had made my waking moments wretched and my sleep unrefreshing, and was fast bringing me to the grave, but, thanks to your skill, I am restored to = health, vigor, andenergy. Hoping to guide others where they may find relief, you have my permission WEERLY PAPER, PUBLISHED E iRY ING, IN GRASS VA. LEY. TERMS: tomake this public. Gratefully oe aoe i ABD eee LEO} P: . — sr uep.cie Beg ce. eae 4 00 Tr Dr Ii J Czapkay, San Francisco. BL eeedoines ss Sees hove $ For threemonths,../.+. +++: . 2,00 ‘ ; glecopies : pees <6 25 cts Dr. L. J. Czapkay’s Medical and Surgical Institute uP Gas coswche nme on Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, eas Up. DAE . posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s Office, San Francisco. DR. To J. CLAPKRAW'S Medical &Surgical Instiiute, SACRAMENTO ST. BELOW MONTGOMERY, OPPOSITE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S OFFICE, SAN FRANCISCO. MMIE greatest discovery of the age.—Great blessings to mankind! Innocent but potent! Dr. L. J. Czapkay’s Prophylactium, (self disinfecting agent, ) a sure preventive against Gonorrheal and Syphilitie diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy for all venereal scrofulous, gangrenous and cancerous ulcers, foetid discharges from vagini, uterous and urethra, yo ESTABLISHED IN 1854, ror THE PERMANENT CURE . all cutaneous eruptions and Ciseases. As innoc . tien is a sure preventive against small pox, so is Dr. . @f all Private and Chronic Wiscases, . L. 3. Czapkay’s Prophylacticum a preventive against ; AND THE Syphilitie and Ganorrheal diseises. H»rmless in T yIT 4 itself, it possesses the rer of chemically destroyx Taq i 'Y itself, it possesses the power of chem x ] SUPPRESSION OF QU ACKERY. ing syphilitic virus, and thereby saying thousands Seeger > of debauchees from r infected by the most loathsome of all disease t ng young man who appreAttending anc Resident Physiciar ‘ 2 ciates health be without Dr. Czapkay’s Prophylacti. cum. It is in very convenient pac 5 L. J. CZAPKAY, M.D found conv. nient for use, being Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief ly a Physician to the 20th Regiment of Honveds, C hie! Surgeon to the Military Hospital of Pesth: Hungary, and late lecturer on Diseases of Women and ¢ hildren. ga Communications strictly confi lential. Consultations by letter or otherwise Free. { Lit yntgomery, opposi I’ Co’s office. All letters must be addressed to L. J. Czapkay, M D., San Francisco. Address Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY, . os San Francisco, Cai. — R. L. J. CZAPKAY returns his § juks to his numerous patients for their patrouare, and would take this opportu remind them, thas he continues to cen > for the cure of all forms ot his sincere thauks to . ! myer % 1 °T sr Ryd ERTESING 4%. Vix CONGO, 171 as Sypl all the conares of Syphili. hinwission In the fi sequence: tie or Gé few loc hin lect or dary s} ful sw and nose and cause the] t hold ; or when blotches au the skin, or when he has bones, or when his con pre-dispose to consum] disease, the Doctor guarantees pensat ; Sir : 4 In Rheumatism, chronic or acute;in Dysenterry, or Diarrhoea, he has safe an the treatinent of tre conseg as nocturnal emissions, neryvousnes = * +1 } } 3; acureina . } he patient or . xEO. A. LOVEGROVE, Newspaper and gc Ag i i tab reves hae +5 ‘ Vallaw 7 } eye ry? Sie "lw “Sian pil, controllable pa ; Mia Mining Journal, and the mcuntain . + wnhie to I ty 1+ . 3 miod, unaAdie C0 Pp Le “. pers generally. fer whicl Gyertisenents ¥ be Rasayr : ; ceived and indserie at the lowess rate ans, \ at first » ot many physi 10 mportance, but, a 3 of trifling and in several instan i ad v in tea i t ! ‘ Gates ui t . } + ee in their torture, and ly told STOLEN OB STRAYED, the disease lined to the ‘rom the Subscriber, at Boston Ravine, G Val mediciues would be of ttle consequence, i Gespaired . ley, on or ) the Is tt April} a feve my he <a ee upon fir. ¢ i e Ci . I Q on the left —col it Whieh ali Lyre 4 l Z j ing tat ( i i i Ss J 1} Wes. > Ir 1 ng ive l R bec as Maer Steed ae alae eet en ais “ a ae 0 . s it k . , is . it. ROSENBAUW'S t 5 B. . 1} . : : a DR. tO bd: £ ) ive s } . 4 ach Bi 1 . P s . 4 E-d . . ; mtomac 1tters! . ‘ 7" ‘ e i . c . = ' ioe el ines er. Oif Appetitc, or any Billious Complaint . i 1 Ria ae e = consulting the Lb 1 = inspir f Le W arising irom a morbid action of the } life, that life which, buta tL time ago, I contemStom: ch or Bows ide lated to end by ny own } . . With a view to guard the unfortun: from: falling . A into the smares of inc ‘ my . A f ihese diseases you w.ll soon be relieved of . duty to offer this te r I il of . se these Litters, as per directions on the Dr. Czapkay. and i 1il who may . bottles. This great ispeptic is age result of . stand in need of medical advic l iy . profound and ela tudy of one Of the most . (f2 —_ —_ } H INRY BER\ friends aud the public, of Grass Valley and vi% "an WTCHMAKER AND” The Philadelphia orth American describes & Rew quartz pulverizer, designed to. reduce quartz tailings, substantially as folJEWELLER © jrs:— . : “Tt is cot L i Main Street..Grass Valley, » 18 Composed of four or five different . Two Doors below the Post Office, and opposite Pen. machines, worked by one and the same pow. Io fk . . } ope 08 ‘ ak i erat the same.time. The first is on the! 44, KINDS of Jewelry Work done in e neates Pay Z oe, A possible manner. Watch Cleaning and Repair principle of the arastra, with five batteries ing-done at the shortest notice cated o * = } We have a Lapidary connected with our eslo ne above the other, and discharging tablishment which enables us to manufacture ail . into each other, To the arastra is attached . . a self-fe@ter, doing away with the expense . and lalgr of aman to feed. The tailings kinds of Quartz Jewelry as cheap as the cheapest.— Ba Quartz bearing Gold bought, or cut to order are takén from this machine, heated, and N.B. All work done at our Establishment war ranted to giye entire satisfaction. 24-1f Pe yy IFPI ~~ . submitted to another crushing process while KING & OT RE f, it is perfectly dry, This last machine is. Dealers in . called a gulverizer, and is composed of six . cast iroa wheels, within acircle of eight feet : . Pina . Ps oye van. : in diamettr, running in different lines upon AT THE a smooth iron surface, in a regular, steady, New, Eron Front, Fire Proof Store, . twistiug motion. The tailings are dischargCorner of Mili and Neal Sts., Grass Valley. . ed from this instrument into a “ hopper,”’ Groceries, ¥ rovisions, Liquors, Miners’ Tools, &c., . oe ink eae 2 ef FLOUR, . and thence by force of gravity under the . COFFEE, LARD, HAM. Wei rcce From this aparatus they are ais TEAS, MOLASSES ‘charged into another double hopper—the . SUGARS, PICKELS, ‘inside receives the tailings and the outer . BACON, FISH, apartment the water—both being discharged . PRESERVED FRUITS, BRANDY FRUITS through respective tubes upon tables, and . Boots, §! Clothing; Creckery, (carried by the force of a small stream of'. . water, let on periodically upon. four rotary -. blankets, and conveyed from them into box. es underneath, where itis finally taken out. . 5 . he last machine is called a separator, and Large and 7 is used to separate the gold and iron, or any . Provisio? See; . other metalic substances, from the quartz.— . a 6 Grass KING 2 fe The whole of the various portions of the ma. KING, & OTHET. ley, August 29, 1857. _chinery can be so adjustec~as ‘ta work to ______________________. ; gether or separately, rendering ft of course, . T Qe setter adanted + ny » of th iffer. CONSTABLE’S SALE. much better adapted to any one of the differ ent purposes to which it is applied.’’ Cla ra an] rp ~ o bd “i State of California, Couaty of Nevada, ss: pan ‘ fe CL ce A a LI ee Township of Nevada. eae. : "LET aT Rie ioe ee i DY TUR of an Rreacntinn ton Talix a on = 9 7 eras oy 8 . OY VI i, OF an execution to re deliy 1, is 7 ones. eee Club oo ea og. D : Cou W. Spoft HONGO VillD £2cUSS Grin, . Toy TONER Prprrs . { 1 ‘ TO THE PUBLIC. . . t ‘ I F o. ( IG um ¢ ng costs of to bi 1 cae he nor ‘ i en ( t he Sp ik camtaining sémr property at ti thi 1 to; inferm this:. "== ue preceaing one, ublie that he S made arrangenatural degree of excitrment \cent in San . Positively and absolutely necessary to usea counter. aa that he yh cti agent. From the fact { this article is pre. . will thereby be enabled to keep up a constant “and { P*red expressiyto meet such iis, . earn wk re — 3 =e Ae ite x" as wek a . y ac Q : anticote. wee ide * fresh suppiy of the latest styles and most choice va. #8 We ku: w it will act, as an antidote, we confident. rieties of everything in his line . ly precsribe it as the very best article in the country . ielles J very & sits . ) ope 3 oe nes . } z asf ~ TNRY TRWIN ! The name of Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps has nevwre HENRY BERWIN. ee WERGOE Gs bY Wein We THA ley. March 27. 1858 been attached in any way to this atticle. Mr. A. Levy toact as his isco, tor the purchase of Goods, { i 7? au iu BIONE . THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN. HEAP JOHN C Sheu Ar aa . rr the best Goods in California. Requires none of the usual ‘Caution to the Pub. lic,’’ to beware of counterfeiters, it being like all . other genuine articles, beyond the base art of counterfeiting. \ , would eall the attention of his . Ccinity, to his AUCTION STORE, JUST OPENED AT FIRE PRCOKk RUILDING, . On Mil! Street, Yarmwr.s Ai < wists Et WD all who will he Cheapest ERE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN. give 1 Fine Gents Clothing. A Variety of Furnisding Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Blankets, ’ Goods, Is an autidote to the horrible adulteration to which everything alcoholic is submitted—the nox. ous poisons made up and sold as SCHENCK GLASS, Wiere New Quartz Ylachinery. ee just in the & “could get the old gentleman to listen, he told i. his daughtdr had a right to share his couch, . . poetry.) J i, tary horseman might have been seen’ wend¢. ing his way/toward Beardstown. It was the girl's fathe Crossing the river at the fer. months before !’—Rusville (Ii.) Citizen. re al , An Hilinois Fomance, . “An élderl gentleman bad a beautiful daughter,,one whom he loved much, in whom . up a battery about 6 miles from Forest City New Qnartz Mills, Mr. Barber, of this place, is now putting all his hopes werg centered. Some two . for Messrs. Biswell & Smith. It is to be at’ years or thore~“ago, a young man—a stran. tached to;their steam saw-mill. It will conger—cam, ta, board with him, and fivally to. sistofeighi stamps. Their ledge is a very work for pti! [dis good character, straight . heavy and promising one, and located about forwardnegs, genial disposition, amiability half a mile from the mill. and virtué. soon ingratiated himin the good. Messrs. Turner & Holt have commenced graces of the wiole family ; so that some. the erection of a Steam Quartz Mill one mile eighteen months ago. the old gentleman hay-. below Agua Frio. It will run four stamps ing some business to be done in Beardstown . aud four arastras; that mode of amalgamaintrusted# this young man to do it for him, . tion being considered necessary, as the gold . and gave figg the use of his team, &c. About. is very fine and difficult to save. the same’, time, his daughter having some; Messrs. Strong & Co, are about to put up business—#dthe, little shopping, such as girls; a mill on E! Dorado Creck, in Moriposa always hafe to do—at the same city, and! County. They will stamp their rock dry. the fathef’s confidence in the youth being so great, he allowed her-to accompatiy him. «My Tis Aerial Quartz Company, at the At night they returned, safe and sound, the. Buttes, above Downieville, recently made a business ana the shopping satisfactorily reckoning of the yield of their mine for the done. previous month, and found the sum to “Things +went-on as usual. The family . be, round numbers, $30,000. and the youth mutually attached, and the; The Keystone Mill, at Amador, under the attachment oonstantly growing and strength-. Management of D. R. Eaves, in the last two ening, untilyindeed, the parents ui the girl runs, previous to the 19th of June, returned began tawtyi about a match between the! $12,593, against an expense a fraction short ‘young folké, and to observe wit) pleasure . of $8,000. the growifgnintimacy andapparent fondness; 1 he Oneida Mill, according to the Amador between ‘them. Having such con idence in. Ledger, is doing a good business. On Satboth, the df folks retired, as in the country urday, June 12th, the Superintendent took they generally do, early, leaving the ‘lov-) out $600 in four daysrun. It was estimated ‘ers,’ as th?P hoped, to make their own terms, that $2,500 would be realized during the’ and fix upefi their own arrangements. . Subsequent week. “Judge,then, of the father’s surprise, when) The Editor of the Calaveras Chronicle one night, a couple of weeks ago, he woke . speaks of a piece of quartz recently taken’ up about 11 o'clock, quite sick, and having Out of the vein of Hechmer & Co., weighing occasion tb leave his own, caught his young . about 36 Ibs. and valued at $4,060. and beautiful daughter, in her night robes, : : of taking her place upon the! #2~ On comparing the amount of deposyoung man ch! Ofcourse a scene folits at the San Francisco Mint for the first lowed. ‘Phe old man wept and scolded and two weeks in May with the corresponding ‘tore his hat, He upbraided his daughter, Petied in June, it appears there is a falling and poure@thewials of his wrath upon the °! Of about $400,000. Tt is to be presumed ungratefal a that a _—— portion of this gold has gone to “The yo th took it coolly—calmly indeed, . Frazer River—a large drain for only two wecks. Upwards of $2,000,000 have already gone in that direction, of which not more than $50,009 te the outside bas returned. nder thé dircumstances. So soon as he . bd t him that he need not make such a fuss; that ReWaRD OF PERSEVERANCE.—The “ Try . Again Tunnel Co,,” on Sinith’s Flat, Placer eee OED ws en ia . Co, after Panning their tuanel 1,200 feet,and Next wbrping bright and early, in the . working most of the timé sinee 1853, have language of a Mistinguished novelist, ‘a soli. recently struck the long soughis for lead, . avd find six dollars to the pan, on thé bed ‘rock. Their claims are extensive-—good for “a. “. six years work. The Company are now ry, he hyfritd to the Court House, and ot sinking anair shaft, near the head of their the records of the County Clerk found that’ tunnel, after the manner of Artesian well the aforesaid young man and woman had = dace ‘pana . boring—a new idea and « good one in deep been legally joined in marriage just eighteen . ground. to sleepin his arms, &c, (imagine all the StrNGe pur True.—The Amador Sentinel very truthfully remarks, that the month beletter to General Cass, suggesting a method . fore the Frazer River gold fever broke out, by which he thinks a satisfactory arrange-{. California produced more than an average mgnt could be made with Great Britain for . amount of gold for the last five years.— inquiring into the nationality of suspicious) Within that time, new diggings and new vessels. He recommended that an American . quartz lodes were struck which would have lieutenant should be placed on every British . set the country ina blaze, had they been cruiser, and that a British lieutenant should . struck a thousand miles from home; but as be placed on board of every American crui-. these diggings were struck in California, ser, on the look-out for slaves, and that any . they attracted no particnlar attention. suspected vessel should be visited, and her papers examined by the officer whose nationAsmerchant of New York bas written,a. Ricu.—The Stockton Republican states al flag she might curry. In this way, he be-. that Fremont’s Quartz Claim, at Mariposa, 'lieves, all feelings of national honor and. (the famous Josephine vein, if we are not pride might be respected, and the ends of a mistaken,) is paying $4,000 per week. This visit attained without any possibility of na-. i8 better than the profit usually derived own eXperience that, once u ki i physicians of the 7 Ly th and permanent cure wiil be elected. biment ef which he ‘ i . RE. time si lmoney. I do et iihrin State of California, county of San Franci Su hat whe Dr. Resenbaum’s St ) Bitteresret scribed and sworn before we, this 17th « April er and Ague cannot oceui It . A. D. 1856. (Signed, ) JOHN Mint Spermatorrhen, R LOCAL WEAKNESS, nervous lity, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of the limbs and back, indisposition and i labor and study, dullness of apprehension, loss of memory, aversion to society, love of solitude, timidity, self distrust, dizziness, headache, involuntary 5. pains in the side, affections of the eyes, pimpies on the face, sexual and other infirmities in man, are cured without fail by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon, L. J. Czapkay. His method of curing diseases is new, (unknown to others,) and hence the great success. All consultations (by letter or otherwise) free. Address L. J. Czapkay, M. D., San Francisco, California. Pr. L. J. Czapkay is daily receiving applications from every part of this State and from Oregon and Washington Territories, ior treatment of every form of disease, and there 1s not one who will come for; ward and express dissatisfaction; on the contrary, the Doctor is in daily receipt of letters, expressive ef grattude and thankfulness, some of which are published below by permission. STOCKTON, May 24, 1855. Dear Sir:—Having entirely recovered fiom my sickness, J avail myself to this opportunity to return my thankful acknowledgments for the relief that vou have given me. When I think of the distressing bodily weakness under which I have suffered, and the nervousness, headache, fearfulness, want of confidence, dizziness, restlessness, weakness in the limbs, loss of memory, confusion of ideas, dislike for society, nocturnal emissions, and many other symptoms, which had made my life miserable ; I can express the gratitude I feel, for my existence had become a burthen to me, and nothing afforded the least gratification, whilst now I feel perfectly well, and can enjoy life to my perect satisfaction. Knowing that there are many afilicted as Ihave been, you have my permission to make use of this leiter as you may think proper, Believe me, gratefully yours, M. MICHELS. To Dr. L J. Cazpxay, San Francisco. SACRAMENTO, May 15, 1855 @Dear Sir—Such is the thankfulnessI feel for the preservation of my health of both body and mind, and I believe of my life, that I hope I will not be considered intrusive in tendering my thankful acknow!ledgments for restoring me to health, and making my life a boon worth preserving, when it had become a burthen foo great for me to bear. Victim as I was to vice that had undermined my constitution, and developed a train of nervous symptoms, such as nervous debility, headache, distressing Mmidity, self-distrust, li the most scientific chemists in Faculty, and is now prescribed by nine tenths of the Fhysicions of the land. Try the Medic ihem— ion, and go your way . test them—on your constitut Are you dyspeptic ?—take these Stomach Bitters. . Are you biilious ?—try one of i] i be relieved at once. é Are you annoyed by indigestion or consumption ? —remove the cause by the free usé of these Bitters. liave you fever and ague ?—cure and prevent this constitution destroying disease by the free use of these Bitters. PREPARED BY DR. ROSENBAUM, #4 Manufacturer and Proprietor, South Front Street, Philadelphia. N. B. JACOBS, & Co., Agents for the Pacific Coast. ia E. W. Heywood Sole Agent for Grass TT FY Dr. Rosenbaum’s BITTERS. E. W HEYWOOD sole Agent for Grass Valley. 34-6m COFF Y & RISDON’S BOILER & STEAMBOAT BLACKSMITHS’ WORKS, MARKET Square, corner Bush and Market Sts., : fgge Francisco. At the ahove works are mannfactured all kincs of STEAM BOILERS, high and low pressure, cylin is and tubular, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms, Particular attention paid to all orders for wrought iron pipes for steam and mining purposes, and sheei iron works of all kinds. All the woek doneat the above establishment is Fnder the personal superintendence of Mr. LEWIS uOFFEY, who has had fifteen years’ experience as a Cractical Boiler Maker, in New York, Boston, and San prancisco, 45-6m COFFEY & RISDON, Lifjerent sorts of Notions, &c., &e. Persons in want of t in my line are re>. quested to call and exs stock before purchasing elsewlere. ii} IN, Proprietor. Grass Valley. March 20, 1858.—n23 q T Y9C% EN CONSTABLE’S SALE. State of California—County of Nevada: Township of Rough & Ready. BY VIRTUE of an Execution to me delivered. and J issued out of Justice Isaac Dunster’s Court of Rough & Ready Township, county of Nevada, vor of George W. Bristow, and against B. George Stickles and Mr. Jinkins— Ihave seized, and shall expose for sale at Public Auction, at 10 o’clock, A. M. on Monday, the14th day of June, A D. 1858, at Texas Flat, on the pres mises, the following dercribed property, to wit — The interests of said Taylor, Stickles and Jinkins, in Two sets of Mining Claims, situated as described above, in Rough & Ready Township—Also about one mile of Water Diteh and Fiume, running to said Flat. Dated at Rough & Ready, this 25th day of May in faTaylor, A. D. 18658. J. H. LONG, Constable, 33-2 Rough & Ready Township. JOB PRINTING GF EVERY VsRIETY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE Ina Style Unsurpassed at any establishment in the State. ARE YOU IN WANT F CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS, HAND-BILLS, CERTIFICATES, LAW BLANKS, or any desrseription of Printing? Thencallat this Office and leave your orders. — Terms moderate for cash. CONSTANT Additions are being made to our J03 DEPARTMENT, of new and beautiful BORDER, TINT PLATE, TYPE, &C., which will enables us to print Cards, Circulars, Hand Bills, Law Blanks, Posters, Bill Heads, Certificates of Stock, &c. &c., in Gold, Silver and Crimson Bronzee Variegated Colors. equal to any otherestablishmen of the kind in the state, Aromafic Scheidam Schuapps, &e. . THE LONDON CLUB EZ USE GEN . . Requires no ‘‘word of advice,’ no “caution to ” Those who once drink it find in it vir. inst the Wiciqus temptati any vf its vile imitatiohs, even while those who ‘caution the pu ns of drinking ler ‘‘advice.??— ”? against coun terficiters, have themselves been cautioned by the public to beware of any but THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN WILLIAM H. DALY. Sole Importer, New York. Notice—The unexampled success of the Lonpon Crus Hovss Grn has induced a host of imitators, who are putting up aninferior article, under similar . titles. Purchasers will please notice the fac-simile of the undersigned on the label. WM. H. DALY. For sale by all the prineipal Liquor Houses in San Francisco. dan Franeisen, Marah 5th, 1836. a1 Insolvent Notice. In the District Court of the 14th Judicial District, Of the State of California. N THE MATTER of the Petition MAS . HOLMES, an Insolvent Debtor— — Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Niles Searls Judge of the said District Court, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the said insolvent Thos. . Holmes, to be and appear before the Hon. Niles Searls, aforesaid in open Court. at the Court Room of said Court, in the said County of Nevada on the eighth day of June, A. D. 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of that day, then and there toshow cause. if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted and an assignment of Estate be made, and he be discharged from his depts and liabilities, in pursuance of the Statute in such case made and provided ; and in the mean time all procedings against said Insolvent be stayed. Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court, this jth day of May, A. D. 1858, \ / RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. \ ' } By Wx. Suirn, Deputy. Gno. §. Hupp, Attorney for Petitioners. 30-5 . ly. Mrs. C. is sé . want, that she . tional offense. Mrs. Guthrie, an old lady residing in New . Concord. Muskingum county, Ghio, died a . short time since, from eating the leaves of . from 60 to 65 per eent. the common garden rhubarb, or pie-plant, which are exceedingly poisonous, although . the stems, or peduncles, are harmless, An enormous fat woman, who was recently exhibited about “he country, has been married at" St.Zouis toa man almost as. large as me een Rogers. The happy . couple w hundred equals their 8s life prodigipus. éd, “together, nea:ly twelve s, and if their happiness ey must enjoy married S The latest rtmor¥ about the almost forgotten Mrs. Cunning§8m, ig that she is about to marry a wealthy tleman of New York city. Lola Montez has taken great interest in her daughters, dnd visits them almost dair from being reduced to ides in an elegantly furnished house. ° ‘*, : age) al tel sPaR® THAT GIRL. _ Youngster, apire that girl! Kiss not those lips so meek ! Unruffled 1ét {fe fair locks curl! Upon the miftten’s check ! Believe her qffite a saint ; Her looktare all divine— Her rosy hue is paint, Her form*ts crinoline! Tue Sunpay. Law.—The Supreme Court has rendered a de¥ision, declaring the Sunday law, passed By the late Legislature, unconstitutional. we gs= Green corn has made its appearance in our market, me the Sacramento Valley. x & ¢ < . t from Mexican grants, Tun Copper Ore from Arizona recently . smeltedin San Francisco, shows a yield of Seven hundred tons of this quality are now being transported ' from the mines, A Goon Prospect.—A miner, of our acquaintance less than a mile from this office; while cleaning out a well, some two weeks . Since, Came across an old oyster can, which, on opening he found to contain $3,000 in $20 gold pieces. He had dropped. the same into the well, some two years since, for safe keeping. The next day found him on hig way to Frazer with twice three thousand . dollarsin cash. He will take up provisions from San Francisco to stock a trading post. GoLD IN THE Sovrn.—A San Bernardino correspondent of the Los Angelos Vineyard, of May 30th, says that D.G. Weaver, and other citizens of San Bernardino, are working a mine of extraordiniry richness near Warner’s ranch. Whether quartz or placer, the writer does not state. Sl i en 2 Frazer River Quaxtz.—The Editor of the Alta has examined a specimen of Frazer River quartz which he describes as follows = . “The quartz is of a dull reenish white color, from which the gold ouaee rut hy pa . ers of fine lamin, mixed with oxidized sul. phuret of iron. The specimen seems to. be thoroughly impregnated with sulphur, which. . marks the quartz clearly on its edges like a third layer Ina lead—goid decomposed: sulpburet of iron, and sulphur. The quartz . itself is as hard as feldspar in some portions, whilst in others it partakes of the character. istics of linrestone.”’ The description is not very intelligible, . but may be of some interest ag the first ex. hibited in California. ; \

Br rears Ps On. i ane + Nl gener =e PO ei te Sette nem ee ae VOL. 5. THE TELEG/ RPH, SATURDAY MOR dizziness, love of solitude, loss of memory and wan of resolution, besides a loss of strength and energy, which had made my waking moments wretched and my sleep unrefreshing, and was fast bringing me to the grave, but, thanks to your skill, I am restored to = health, vigor, andenergy. Hoping to guide others where they may find relief, you have my permission WEERLY PAPER, PUBLISHED E iRY ING, IN GRASS VA. LEY. TERMS: tomake this public. Gratefully oe aoe i ABD eee LEO} P: . — sr uep.cie Beg ce. eae 4 00 Tr Dr Ii J Czapkay, San Francisco. BL eeedoines ss Sees hove $ For threemonths,..../.+. +++: . 2,00 ‘ ; glecopies : pees <6 25 cts Dr. L. J. Czapkay’s Medical and Surgical Institute uP Gas coswche nme on Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, eas Up. DAE . posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s Office, San Francisco. DR. To J. CLAPKRAW'S Medical &Surgical Instiiute, SACRAMENTO ST. BELOW MONTGOMERY, OPPOSITE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S OFFICE, SAN FRANCISCO. MMIE greatest discovery of the age.—Great blessings to mankind! Innocent but potent! Dr. L. J. Czapkay’s Prophylactium, (self disinfecting agent, ) a sure preventive against Gonorrheal and Syphilitie diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy for all venereal scrofulous, gangrenous and cancerous ulcers, foetid discharges from vagini, uterous and urethra, yo ESTABLISHED IN 1854, ror THE PERMANENT CURE . all cutaneous eruptions and Ciseases. As innoc . tien is a sure preventive against small pox, so is Dr. . @f all Private and Chronic Wiscases, . L. 3. Czapkay’s Prophylacticum a preventive against ; AND THE Syphilitie and Ganorrheal diseises. H»rmless in T yIT 4 itself, it possesses the rer of chemically destroyx Taq i 'Y itself, it possesses the power of chem x ] SUPPRESSION OF QU ACKERY. ing syphilitic virus, and thereby saying thousands Seeger > of debauchees from r infected by the most loathsome of all disease t ng young man who appreAttending anc Resident Physiciar ‘ 2 ciates health be without Dr. Czapkay’s Prophylacti. cum. It is in very convenient pac 5 L. J. CZAPKAY, M.D found conv. nient for use, being Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief ly a Physician to the 20th Regiment of Honveds, C hie! Surgeon to the Military Hospital of Pesth: Hungary, and late lecturer on Diseases of Women and ¢ hildren. ga Communications strictly confi lential. Consultations by letter or otherwise Free. { Lit yntgomery, opposi I’ Co’s office. All letters must be addressed to L. J. Czapkay, M D., San Francisco. Address Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY, . os San Francisco, Cai. — R. L. J. CZAPKAY returns his § juks to his numerous patients for their patrouare, and would take this opportu remind them, thas he continues to cen > for the cure of all forms ot his sincere thauks to . ! myer % 1 °T sr Ryd ERTESING 4%. Vix CONGO, 171 as Sypl all the conares of Syphili. hinwission In the fi sequence: tie or Gé few loc hin lect or dary s} ful sw and nose and cause the] t hold ; or when blotches au the skin, or when he has bones, or when his con pre-dispose to consum] disease, the Doctor guarantees pensat ; Sir : 4 In Rheumatism, chronic or acute;in Dysenterry, or Diarrhoea, he has safe an the treatinent of tre conseg as nocturnal emissions, neryvousnes = * +1 } } 3; acureina . } he patient or . xEO. A. LOVEGROVE, Newspaper and gc Ag i i tab reves hae +5 ‘ Vallaw 7 } eye ry? Sie "lw “Sian pil, controllable pa ; Mia Mining Journal, and the mcuntain . + wnhie to I ty 1+ . 3 miod, unaAdie C0 Pp Le “. pers generally. fer whicl Gyertisenents ¥ be Rasayr : ; ceived and indserie at the lowess rate ans, \ at first » ot many physi 10 mportance, but, a 3 of trifling and in several instan i ad v in tea i t ! ‘ Gates ui t . } + ee in their torture, and ly told STOLEN OB STRAYED, the disease lined to the ‘rom the Subscriber, at Boston Ravine, G Val mediciues would be of ttle consequence, i Gespaired . ley, on or ) the Is tt April} a feve my he <a ee upon fir. ¢ i e Ci . I Q on the left —col it Whieh ali Lyre 4 l Z j ing tat ( i i i Ss J 1} Wes. > Ir 1 ng ive l R bec as Maer Steed ae alae eet en ais “ a ae 0 . s it k . , is . it. ROSENBAUW'S t 5 B. . 1} . : : a DR. tO bd: £ ) ive s } . 4 ach Bi 1 . P s . 4 E-d . . ; mtomac 1tters! . ‘ 7" ‘ e i . c . = ' ioe el ines er. Oif Appetitc, or any Billious Complaint . i 1 Ria ae e = consulting the Lb 1 = inspir f Le W arising irom a morbid action of the } life, that life which, buta tL time ago, I contemStom: ch or Bows ide lated to end by ny own } . . With a view to guard the unfortun: from: falling . A into the smares of inc ‘ my . A f ihese diseases you w.ll soon be relieved of . duty to offer this te r I il of . se these Litters, as per directions on the Dr. Czapkay. and i 1il who may . bottles. This great ispeptic is age result of . stand in need of medical advic l iy . profound and ela tudy of one Of the most . (f2 —_ —_ } H INRY BER\ friends aud the public, of Grass Valley and vi% "an WTCHMAKER AND” The Philadelphia orth American describes & Rew quartz pulverizer, designed to. reduce quartz tailings, substantially as folJEWELLER © jrs:— . : “Tt is cot L i Main Street....Grass Valley, » 18 Composed of four or five different . Two Doors below the Post Office, and opposite Pen. machines, worked by one and the same pow. Io fk . . } ope 08 ‘ ak i erat the same.time. The first is on the! 44, KINDS of Jewelry Work done in e neates Pay Z oe, A possible manner. Watch Cleaning and Repair principle of the arastra, with five batteries ing-done at the shortest notice cated o * = } We have a Lapidary connected with our eslo ne above the other, and discharging tablishment which enables us to manufacture ail . into each other, To the arastra is attached . . a self-fe@ter, doing away with the expense . and lalgr of aman to feed. The tailings kinds of Quartz Jewelry as cheap as the cheapest.— Ba Quartz bearing Gold bought, or cut to order are takén from this machine, heated, and N.B. All work done at our Establishment war ranted to giye entire satisfaction. 24-1f Pe yy IFPI ~~ . submitted to another crushing process while KING & OT RE f, it is perfectly dry, This last machine is. Dealers in . called a gulverizer, and is composed of six . cast iroa wheels, within acircle of eight feet : . Pina . Ps oye van. : in diamettr, running in different lines upon AT THE a smooth iron surface, in a regular, steady, New, Eron Front, Fire Proof Store, . twistiug motion. The tailings are dischargCorner of Mili and Neal Sts., Grass Valley. . ed from this instrument into a “ hopper,”’ Groceries, ¥ rovisions, Liquors, Miners’ Tools, &c., . oe ink eae 2 ef FLOUR, . and thence by force of gravity under the . COFFEE, LARD, HAM. Wei rcce From this aparatus they are ais TEAS, MOLASSES ‘charged into another double hopper—the . SUGARS, PICKELS, ‘inside receives the tailings and the outer . BACON, FISH, apartment the water—both being discharged . PRESERVED FRUITS, BRANDY FRUITS through respective tubes upon tables, and . Boots, §! Clothing; Creckery, (carried by the force of a small stream of'. . water, let on periodically upon. four rotary -. blankets, and conveyed from them into box. es underneath, where itis finally taken out. . 5 . he last machine is called a separator, and Large and 7 is used to separate the gold and iron, or any . Provisio? See; . other metalic substances, from the quartz.— . a 6 Grass KING 2 fe The whole of the various portions of the ma. KING, & OTHET. ley, August 29, 1857. _chinery can be so adjustec~as ‘ta work to ______________________. ; gether or separately, rendering ft of course, . T Qe setter adanted + ny » of th iffer. CONSTABLE’S SALE. much better adapted to any one of the differ ent purposes to which it is applied.’’ Cla ra an] rp ~ o bd “i State of California, Couaty of Nevada, ss: pan ‘ fe CL ce A a LI ee Township of Nevada. eae. : "LET aT Rie ioe ee i DY TUR of an Rreacntinn ton Talix a on = 9 7 eras oy 8 . OY VI i, OF an execution to re deliy 1, is 7 ones. eee Club oo ea og. D : Cou W. Spoft HONGO VillD £2cUSS Grin, . Toy TONER Prprrs . { 1 ‘ TO THE PUBLIC. . . t ‘ I F o. ( IG um ¢ ng costs of to bi 1 cae he nor ‘ i en ( t he Sp ik camtaining sémr property at ti thi 1 to; inferm this:. "== ue preceaing one, ublie that he S made arrangenatural degree of excitrment \cent in San . Positively and absolutely necessary to usea counter. aa that he yh cti agent. From the fact { this article is pre. . will thereby be enabled to keep up a constant “and { P*red expressiyto meet such iis, . earn wk re — 3 =e Ae ite x" as wek a . y ac Q : anticote. wee ide * fresh suppiy of the latest styles and most choice va. #8 We ku: w it will act, as an antidote, we confident. rieties of everything in his line . ly precsribe it as the very best article in the country . ielles J very & sits . ) ope 3 oe nes . } z asf ~ TNRY TRWIN ! The name of Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps has nevwre HENRY BERWIN. ee WERGOE Gs bY Wein We THA ley. March 27. 1858 been attached in any way to this atticle. Mr. A. Levy toact as his isco, tor the purchase of Goods, { i 7? au iu BIONE . THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN. HEAP JOHN C Sheu Ar aa . rr the best Goods in California. Requires none of the usual ‘Caution to the Pub. lic,’’ to beware of counterfeiters, it being like all . other genuine articles, beyond the base art of counterfeiting. \ , would eall the attention of his . Ccinity, to his AUCTION STORE, JUST OPENED AT FIRE PRCOKk RUILDING, . On Mil! Street, Yarmwr.s Ai < wists Et WD all who will he Cheapest ERE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN. give 1 Fine Gents Clothing. A Variety of Furnisding Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Blankets, ’ Goods, Is an autidote to the horrible adulteration to which everything alcoholic is submitted—the nox. ous poisons made up and sold as SCHENCK GLASS, Wiere New Quartz Ylachinery. ee just in the & “could get the old gentleman to listen, he told i. his daughtdr had a right to share his couch, . . poetry.) J i, tary horseman might have been seen’ wend¢. ing his way/toward Beardstown. It was the girl's fathe Crossing the river at the fer. months before !’—Rusville (Ii.) Citizen. re al , An Hilinois Fomance, . “An élderl gentleman bad a beautiful daughter,,one whom he loved much, in whom . up a battery about 6 miles from Forest City New Qnartz Mills, Mr. Barber, of this place, is now putting all his hopes werg centered. Some two . for Messrs. Biswell & Smith. It is to be at’ years or thore~“ago, a young man—a stran. tached to;their steam saw-mill. It will conger—cam, ta, board with him, and fivally to. sistofeighi stamps. Their ledge is a very work for pti! [dis good character, straight . heavy and promising one, and located about forwardnegs, genial disposition, amiability half a mile from the mill. and virtué. soon ingratiated himin the good. Messrs. Turner & Holt have commenced graces of the wiole family ; so that some. the erection of a Steam Quartz Mill one mile eighteen months ago. the old gentleman hay-. below Agua Frio. It will run four stamps ing some business to be done in Beardstown . aud four arastras; that mode of amalgamaintrusted# this young man to do it for him, . tion being considered necessary, as the gold . and gave figg the use of his team, &c. About. is very fine and difficult to save. the same’, time, his daughter having some; Messrs. Strong & Co, are about to put up business—#dthe, little shopping, such as girls; a mill on E! Dorado Creck, in Moriposa always hafe to do—at the same city, and! County. They will stamp their rock dry. the fathef’s confidence in the youth being so great, he allowed her-to accompatiy him. «My Tis Aerial Quartz Company, at the At night they returned, safe and sound, the. Buttes, above Downieville, recently made a business ana the shopping satisfactorily reckoning of the yield of their mine for the done. previous month, and found the sum to “Things +went-on as usual. The family . be, round numbers, $30,000. and the youth mutually attached, and the; The Keystone Mill, at Amador, under the attachment oonstantly growing and strength-. Management of D. R. Eaves, in the last two ening, untilyindeed, the parents ui the girl runs, previous to the 19th of June, returned began tawtyi about a match between the! $12,593, against an expense a fraction short ‘young folké, and to observe wit) pleasure . of $8,000. the growifgnintimacy andapparent fondness; 1 he Oneida Mill, according to the Amador between ‘them. Having such con idence in. Ledger, is doing a good business. On Satboth, the df folks retired, as in the country urday, June 12th, the Superintendent took they generally do, early, leaving the ‘lov-) out $600 in four daysrun. It was estimated ‘ers,’ as th?P hoped, to make their own terms, that $2,500 would be realized during the’ and fix upefi their own arrangements. . Subsequent week. “Judge,then, of the father’s surprise, when) The Editor of the Calaveras Chronicle one night, a couple of weeks ago, he woke . speaks of a piece of quartz recently taken’ up about 11 o'clock, quite sick, and having Out of the vein of Hechmer & Co., weighing occasion tb leave his own, caught his young . about 36 Ibs. and valued at $4,060. and beautiful daughter, in her night robes, : : of taking her place upon the! #2~ On comparing the amount of deposyoung man ch! Ofcourse a scene folits at the San Francisco Mint for the first lowed. ‘Phe old man wept and scolded and two weeks in May with the corresponding ‘tore his hat, He upbraided his daughter, Petied in June, it appears there is a falling and poure@thewials of his wrath upon the °! Of about $400,000. Tt is to be presumed

ungratefal a that a _—— portion of this gold has gone to “The yo th took it coolly—calmly indeed, . Frazer River—a large drain for only two wecks. Upwards of $2,000,000 have already gone in that direction, of which not more than $50,009 te the outside bas returned. nder thé dircumstances. So soon as he . bd t him that he need not make such a fuss; that ReWaRD OF PERSEVERANCE.—The “ Try . Again Tunnel Co,,” on Sinith’s Flat, Placer eee OED ws en ia . Co, after Panning their tuanel 1,200 feet,and Next wbrping bright and early, in the . working most of the timé sinee 1853, have language of a Mistinguished novelist, ‘a soli. recently struck the long soughis for lead, . avd find six dollars to the pan, on thé bed ‘rock. Their claims are extensive-—good for “a. “. six years work. The Company are now ry, he hyfritd to the Court House, and ot sinking anair shaft, near the head of their the records of the County Clerk found that’ tunnel, after the manner of Artesian well the aforesaid young man and woman had = dace ‘pana . boring—a new idea and « good one in deep been legally joined in marriage just eighteen . ground. to sleepin his arms, &c, (imagine all the StrNGe pur True.—The Amador Sentinel very truthfully remarks, that the month beletter to General Cass, suggesting a method . fore the Frazer River gold fever broke out, by which he thinks a satisfactory arrange-{. California produced more than an average mgnt could be made with Great Britain for . amount of gold for the last five years.— inquiring into the nationality of suspicious) Within that time, new diggings and new vessels. He recommended that an American . quartz lodes were struck which would have lieutenant should be placed on every British . set the country ina blaze, had they been cruiser, and that a British lieutenant should . struck a thousand miles from home; but as be placed on board of every American crui-. these diggings were struck in California, ser, on the look-out for slaves, and that any . they attracted no particnlar attention. suspected vessel should be visited, and her papers examined by the officer whose nationAsmerchant of New York bas written,a. Ricu.—The Stockton Republican states al flag she might curry. In this way, he be-. that Fremont’s Quartz Claim, at Mariposa, 'lieves, all feelings of national honor and. (the famous Josephine vein, if we are not pride might be respected, and the ends of a mistaken,) is paying $4,000 per week. This visit attained without any possibility of na-. i8 better than the profit usually derived own eXperience that, once u ki i physicians of the 7 Ly th and permanent cure wiil be elected. biment ef which he ‘ i . RE. time si lmoney. I do et iihrin State of California, county of San Franci Su hat whe Dr. Resenbaum’s St ) Bitteresret scribed and sworn before we, this 17th « April er and Ague cannot oceui It . A. D. 1856. (Signed, ) JOHN Mint Spermatorrhen, R LOCAL WEAKNESS, nervous lity, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of the limbs and back, indisposition and i labor and study, dullness of apprehension, loss of memory, aversion to society, love of solitude, timidity, self distrust, dizziness, headache, involuntary 5. pains in the side, affections of the eyes, pimpies on the face, sexual and other infirmities in man, are cured without fail by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon, L. J. Czapkay. His method of curing diseases is new, (unknown to others,) and hence the great success. All consultations (by letter or otherwise) free. Address L. J. Czapkay, M. D., San Francisco, California. Pr. L. J. Czapkay is daily receiving applications from every part of this State and from Oregon and Washington Territories, ior treatment of every form of disease, and there 1s not one who will come for; ward and express dissatisfaction; on the contrary, the Doctor is in daily receipt of letters, expressive ef grattude and thankfulness, some of which are published below by permission. STOCKTON, May 24, 1855. Dear Sir:—Having entirely recovered fiom my sickness, J avail myself to this opportunity to return my thankful acknowledgments for the relief that vou have given me. When I think of the distressing bodily weakness under which I have suffered, and the nervousness, headache, fearfulness, want of confidence, dizziness, restlessness, weakness in the limbs, loss of memory, confusion of ideas, dislike for society, nocturnal emissions, and many other symptoms, which had made my life miserable ; I can express the gratitude I feel, for my existence had become a burthen to me, and nothing afforded the least gratification, whilst now I feel perfectly well, and can enjoy life to my perect satisfaction. Knowing that there are many afilicted as Ihave been, you have my permission to make use of this leiter as you may think proper, Believe me, gratefully yours, M. MICHELS. To Dr. L J. Cazpxay, San Francisco. SACRAMENTO, May 15, 1855 @Dear Sir—Such is the thankfulnessI feel for the preservation of my health of both body and mind, and I believe of my life, that I hope I will not be considered intrusive in tendering my thankful acknow!ledgments for restoring me to health, and making my life a boon worth preserving, when it had become a burthen foo great for me to bear. Victim as I was to vice that had undermined my constitution, and developed a train of nervous symptoms, such as nervous debility, headache, distressing Mmidity, self-distrust, li the most scientific chemists in Faculty, and is now prescribed by nine tenths of the Fhysicions of the land. Try the Medic ihem— ion, and go your way . test them—on your constitut Are you dyspeptic ?—take these Stomach Bitters. . Are you biilious ?—try one of i] i be relieved at once. é Are you annoyed by indigestion or consumption ? —remove the cause by the free usé of these Bitters. liave you fever and ague ?—cure and prevent this constitution destroying disease by the free use of these Bitters. PREPARED BY DR. ROSENBAUM, #4 Manufacturer and Proprietor, South Front Street, Philadelphia. N. B. JACOBS, & Co., Agents for the Pacific Coast. ia E. W. Heywood Sole Agent for Grass TT FY Dr. Rosenbaum’s BITTERS. E. W HEYWOOD sole Agent for Grass Valley. 34-6m COFF Y & RISDON’S BOILER & STEAMBOAT BLACKSMITHS’ WORKS, MARKET Square, corner Bush and Market Sts., : fgge Francisco. At the ahove works are mannfactured all kincs of STEAM BOILERS, high and low pressure, cylin is and tubular, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms, Particular attention paid to all orders for wrought iron pipes for steam and mining purposes, and sheei iron works of all kinds. All the woek doneat the above establishment is Fnder the personal superintendence of Mr. LEWIS uOFFEY, who has had fifteen years’ experience as a Cractical Boiler Maker, in New York, Boston, and San prancisco, 45-6m COFFEY & RISDON, Lifjerent sorts of Notions, &c., &e. Persons in want of t in my line are re>. quested to call and exs stock before purchasing elsewlere. ii} IN, Proprietor. Grass Valley. March 20, 1858.—n23 q T Y9C% EN CONSTABLE’S SALE. State of California—County of Nevada: Township of Rough & Ready. BY VIRTUE of an Execution to me delivered. and J issued out of Justice Isaac Dunster’s Court of Rough & Ready Township, county of Nevada, vor of George W. Bristow, and against B. George Stickles and Mr. Jinkins— Ihave seized, and shall expose for sale at Public Auction, at 10 o’clock, A. M. on Monday, the14th day of June, A D. 1858, at Texas Flat, on the pres mises, the following dercribed property, to wit — The interests of said Taylor, Stickles and Jinkins, in Two sets of Mining Claims, situated as described above, in Rough & Ready Township—Also about one mile of Water Diteh and Fiume, running to said Flat. Dated at Rough & Ready, this 25th day of May in faTaylor, A. D. 18658. J. H. LONG, Constable, 33-2 Rough & Ready Township. JOB PRINTING GF EVERY VsRIETY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE Ina Style Unsurpassed at any establishment in the State. ARE YOU IN WANT F CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS, HAND-BILLS, CERTIFICATES, LAW BLANKS, or any desrseription of Printing? Thencallat this Office and leave your orders. — Terms moderate for cash. CONSTANT Additions are being made to our J03 DEPARTMENT, of new and beautiful BORDER, TINT PLATE, TYPE, &C., which will enables us to print Cards, Circulars, Hand Bills, Law Blanks, Posters, Bill Heads, Certificates of Stock, &c. &c., in Gold, Silver and Crimson Bronzee Variegated Colors. equal to any otherestablishmen of the kind in the state, Aromafic Scheidam Schuapps, &e. . THE LONDON CLUB EZ USE GEN . . Requires no ‘‘word of advice,’ no “caution to ” Those who once drink it find in it vir. inst the Wiciqus temptati any vf its vile imitatiohs, even while those who ‘caution the pu ns of drinking ler ‘‘advice.??— ”? against coun terficiters, have themselves been cautioned by the public to beware of any but THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN WILLIAM H. DALY. Sole Importer, New York. Notice—The unexampled success of the Lonpon Crus Hovss Grn has induced a host of imitators, who are putting up aninferior article, under similar . titles. Purchasers will please notice the fac-simile of the undersigned on the label. WM. H. DALY. For sale by all the prineipal Liquor Houses in San Francisco. dan Franeisen, Marah 5th, 1836. a1 Insolvent Notice. In the District Court of the 14th Judicial District, Of the State of California. N THE MATTER of the Petition MAS . HOLMES, an Insolvent Debtor— — Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Niles Searls Judge of the said District Court, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the said insolvent Thos. . Holmes, to be and appear before the Hon. Niles Searls, aforesaid in open Court. at the Court Room of said Court, in the said County of Nevada on the eighth day of June, A. D. 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of that day, then and there toshow cause. if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted and an assignment of Estate be made, and he be discharged from his depts and liabilities, in pursuance of the Statute in such case made and provided ; and in the mean time all procedings against said Insolvent be stayed. Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court, this jth day of May, A. D. 1858, \ / RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. \ ' } By Wx. Suirn, Deputy. Gno. §. Hupp, Attorney for Petitioners. 30-5 . ly. Mrs. C. is sé . want, that she . tional offense. Mrs. Guthrie, an old lady residing in New . Concord. Muskingum county, Ghio, died a . short time since, from eating the leaves of . from 60 to 65 per eent. the common garden rhubarb, or pie-plant, which are exceedingly poisonous, although . the stems, or peduncles, are harmless, An enormous fat woman, who was recently exhibited about “he country, has been married at" St.Zouis toa man almost as. large as me een Rogers. The happy . couple w hundred equals their 8s life prodigipus. éd, “together, nea:ly twelve s, and if their happiness ey must enjoy married S The latest rtmor¥ about the almost forgotten Mrs. Cunning§8m, ig that she is about to marry a wealthy tleman of New York city. Lola Montez has taken great interest in her daughters, dnd visits them almost dair from being reduced to ides in an elegantly furnished house. ° ‘*, : age) al tel sPaR® THAT GIRL. _ Youngster, apire that girl! Kiss not those lips so meek ! Unruffled 1ét {fe fair locks curl! Upon the miftten’s check ! Believe her qffite a saint ; Her looktare all divine— Her rosy hue is paint, Her form*ts crinoline! Tue Sunpay. Law.—The Supreme Court has rendered a de¥ision, declaring the Sunday law, passed By the late Legislature, unconstitutional. we gs= Green corn has made its appearance in our market, me the Sacramento Valley. x & ¢ < . t from Mexican grants, Tun Copper Ore from Arizona recently . smeltedin San Francisco, shows a yield of Seven hundred tons of this quality are now being transported ' from the mines, A Goon Prospect.—A miner, of our acquaintance less than a mile from this office; while cleaning out a well, some two weeks . Since, Came across an old oyster can, which, on opening he found to contain $3,000 in $20 gold pieces. He had dropped. the same into the well, some two years since, for safe keeping. The next day found him on hig way to Frazer with twice three thousand . dollarsin cash. He will take up provisions from San Francisco to stock a trading post. GoLD IN THE Sovrn.—A San Bernardino correspondent of the Los Angelos Vineyard, of May 30th, says that D.G. Weaver, and other citizens of San Bernardino, are working a mine of extraordiniry richness near Warner’s ranch. Whether quartz or placer, the writer does not state. Sl i en 2 Frazer River Quaxtz.—The Editor of the Alta has examined a specimen of Frazer River quartz which he describes as follows = . “The quartz is of a dull reenish white color, from which the gold ouaee rut hy pa . ers of fine lamin, mixed with oxidized sul. phuret of iron. The specimen seems to. be thoroughly impregnated with sulphur, which. . marks the quartz clearly on its edges like a third layer Ina lead—goid decomposed: sulpburet of iron, and sulphur. The quartz . itself is as hard as feldspar in some portions, whilst in others it partakes of the character. istics of linrestone.”’ The description is not very intelligible, . but may be of some interest ag the first ex. hibited in California. ; \