June 24, 1856 (4 pages)

FE RSE GR TERR ER er. RET RRR FR PP SI a aa eT I IS. eee, “Rte oR Tae Monster Suir.—A correspondent of an Atlantic paper says that the monster ship now building at London is 24,000 tons builders measure, and 18.000 tons register ; carries of a crew 500; is one-eighth of a mile long, carriés two Jong boats (screw steamers) in davits, of 125 feet length. Altogether, she is so immense that she requires to be seen to understand the size and beauty of her congtruction. p TIED NET RS TE TL PE EY ee MASONIC CELEBRATION. tT Masonic Fraternity of Grass Valley will celebrate the 24th inst., the birth day of St. John the Baptist, by a Masonic procession, Oration, Dinner ané Ballin the evening. All neighboring Lodges, and non-affiliated Masons in good standing, are cordially invited to join with us upon that occasion. By Order of Com. of Arrangements. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. HE Co partnership heretofore existiry, under th name, firm and style of Bennett & Tiley i solved this day by muiuat consent. is authorized to settie tie business conuest Willi + 4 wo 1ett with the Phoenix Steaim Mill at Grass Valley. W Tilley wilt settic the business connected with the Nevad City Mill at Nevada. WILLIAM BENNETE ¥ . au Grass Valiey, Tune 14, 150: 4G-4 WOTEGCE. REKE Witte 2 meeting of the Stockhoiiers ¢ T Heivetia & Laiagette Gold Mining Co. at fee, in the Townenip of Crs eres on Thursday the third day c pose of electing six Directors, provision of “the Article of the Constiiution said Company JAMES DELEVAN, See’y H. & L. G. M. Co. SUMMONS. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ) JUSTICE’S COURT, County of Nevada, 8. 8. Before Township of Grass Valley.) R. SHormaxkER, J. P. HE PEOPLE of the State of California—To Marvin Wells. Greeting— You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my Office in said Township, on Wednesday, the 25th day of June, A. D., 1886, at 10 o’clock, A. M., to answer unto the complaint of Joseph Flack, who demands of you the sum of Fifty-five dollars, due and july kext, foe the ou iN accorcance Witn simpaid. as per copy of account now on file in my of. fice. When judgment shall be taken against you, towether with costs and damages, if you fail to appear . ant 2nswer, Te the Sheriff, or any Constable of said County, . Greeting—Make legal service and due return hereof. Given ender my hand this 12th day of June, A. D., 1856. R. SHOEMAKER, Justice of the Peace for said County. A True Copy. Attest—John Burnett, Constable. . It appearing by the affidavit of the Plaintiffin the abo ve entitled cause that a good cause of action exists a, ‘ainst the above Defendant, and that said Defendany conceals himself to avoid tha service of Summona, it is ordered that service of Summons be made by.pp’dica.tion in the Grass Valley Telegraph one Wwer«. Give.1 under my hand this 12th day of June, Ap. 2866. R. SHOEMAKER, J. P. BRICK Bit. DING FOR SALE. AVING sdetermined tv close up our business in . H’ Grass Valley, we olfer 12e vroperty now occupied . i € Main anu Mill Sts. for sale.— by us onthe corner of Main Sk biycOd eee oe The said Property eonsists of, . ni less with twe story Fire Froof brick pnilding. The building.contains a basement meaSuring at least yne hundred & fifty tons, adunirably wited for a Beer & Ale saloon, .2 stere fitted up with e&Very convenience for buisness, amd three hadsomely “uiished ‘ooms on the secon storyThe Property will be sold low and a coneiders ble . portion may remdin on mortgage. If not sola befo™e he first of July the -entire preperty will be leased at 1 moderate rent. : ‘ The stock nowlight may be purchased if desired ind possession obtained immediately. ; Also for sale alot on Church St. 40 by 100 with yack lot adjoining 53 by 80, with improveme ts con. sisting of a dwelling house stable, shed, well of wat. i, ac. &C., Enquire of . MARSHALL & CO. @ GRASS VALLEY hee LENE EE & PRY CeOOPSs STORE { MISS PELL’S,—NO. 50, MILL SPREET0 THE LADYES of Grass Valley, Nevada and Rough Shaanti for past favors, we invite\you to callaud see our inimitable ‘Straw, Lace, Silk and Fancy Straw Bonnets ; And as to EMBROIDERY, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, they are very select, and at prices to suit the times. Stig Straw Bonnets Cleaned. 38-tf BR. WH, WECGRALCL, PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON, OFFICE, on Ceurcr STREET, near corner of NEAL; h27 ga Adjoining the Circus Lot. E. FITZGERALD &Co. Importers of all Kinds of HARDWARE AND MINING TOOLS, INDIAN BEADS, INDIAN GOODS, CUTLERY, Guns, Pistol», and Plated Ware, Sign ef the Big Padlock, No. 112 Battery Street, San Francisco. (Between Clay and Washington Streets— Near the Merchants Exchange.) Saar Sole Agents for the sale ef Herring’s celebrated Safes. Rar Constantly on hand all sizes Safes, Chests and Boxes, for Bankers, Miners, Steamboats, Kc. E. FITZGERALD. O. M. PERKINS. METROPOLIS BILLIARD SALOON, Wain Strect, Nevada: “Y EWIS & WRIGHT have opened a New and Elegant Saloon in the second story of ‘ Rogers & Hussey’s’ Brick Building,, and visitors will find it fitted and furnished in a style unsurpassed by any similar room in the state. The BILLIARD TABLES are new and costly, and are pronounced to be inferior to none. The room is fitted up with particular reference to ‘the comfort of those who visit it, and is furnished with every convenience which can be desired. Connected with the Establishment is a Bar, at -which will be toundat all times the choicest Liquors, Wines and Cigars. ~ gap A Inch is served Morning’s and Evenings. The Proprietors intend that nothing shall be omit‘ted which can in any way conduce to the pleasure of those who favor them wlth a call. © Established in 1849.) QUARTZ SPECIMENS IXED with gold are bought by us at from 5 to 50 per cent above the Mint value. Weare the inventors of the art of Wanufacsuring Quartz Jewelry, and our Stock is tne Jargest in the State. Callon us all you gentlemen who intend visiting San Francisco, you are welcome to examine our goods whether you come to purchase er not. WESELL WATCHES AND JEWELRY finer and cheaper than any other California establish ment—for the reason that one of our firm is always in Europe, aving the best goods made to order, which he continues fo forward by every steamer. And ss we buy for casp, we can afford to sell at the lowest New York prices. BARRETT & SHERWOOD, 135 Montgomery Street, between Clay and Commercial Sts., San Francisco. _N. B. Orders sent by Express filled promptly. Particular attention to watehes sent us for repair. 39-3m Gold Hunting Repeater Watches, UST ARRIVED per steamer Golden Age, and for sale by BRIGGS, DEY & CO, 20 98 Montgomery st., corner Crlifornia. IMPORTATION, IMPORTATION. IGGS, DEY & CO. are prepared to import ever descripiion of Goods in their line, on short notice And aslow as any other house in San Francisco. ‘ BRIGGS, DEY & CO., 38 98 Montgomery st., eerner California. Nevada oonnty, , Telegraphi¢ Line for Sacramento. N and after Sunday, June Ist, the CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. coaches will leaye their Office in Grass Valley, Benton’s Exchange, every morning at Three o’clock, via Rough & Ready, House and Johnson’s Ranch, arriving at ito in time for the San Francisco boats the same day. NOTICE. , Stages and Railroad. Lar The California Stage Companies Coaches will leave their Office, Grass Valley, every morning, at 2 0’clock, via Auburn, and arrive at Folsom in time for the 12 o’clock Train of cars for Sacramento, and in time for the San Francisco boats the same day:FOR MARYSVILLE AND SHASTA. : The Californin Stage Companies Coaches will leave their Office at 7 o’clock every” méfing, via Rough & Ready, Empire Ranch, Long Bar, and Brown’siValley, arriving at Marysville in time for the Shasta stages ‘the same day. W. H. BENTON, Agent. Grass Valley, June Ist, 1856. 37 tf DOUGLISS & DALE, 155 J Street, Sevramento. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Musical Instruments, SIZE K'T ANE ReOw SSTRSIC. ROys, Caawics ildrex Pe Sas 3 a a * « ‘erm Yt me ees . “tial Braisarny Bait, and Gos. Wax, chalk aad > leather Boxine Groves and FENCING Fotns, Masre. Raskgammon and ribbage Boards, ladies : Work: Hesketh, det tc, Ba COUNTRY DEALERS sill do well to give usa li, as we import all eur goods direct, and WiLL SELL 48 LOW as any House in California, RGF Teachers and Seminaries supplied at the usual discount. Instruments Tuned and Repairs Th GY “ J 155 J Street, Sacrameni ty bas “NEW MUSIC AND VIOLIN STRINGS. DOUGLISS & DALE, 115 J Street, Sacramento. . PD) ECEIVE by every steamer New Songs,Polkas, Waltzes, &c., including all the late popular . pieces of the day. Also First quality Italian Violin Strings, which are guaranteed superior to any imported. 8G Musicians, Amateurs and Dealers who want a . good String will do well to send their orders. 37 Great Reduction 4 . —IN PRICES OF— GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HAERDi WARE, &e., &e. \ ITH a view to close their business, Marshall & . Co., corner of Main and: Mill streets, have re' duced the price of every article in their Store, they . offer for sale no goods which are not of tha best quali. ty, and will sellat very reduced prices for Cash only. Also for Sale a first rate Horse and Wagon, the latter nearly new. MARSHALL & CO., Corner of Main and Mill Streets, 38-tf Grass Valley. SOCIAL BALL. i\ R. & MRS. WM. HOBBY will give a Social Ball i i at the Western Hotel, on the Evening of the . FOURTH day of JULY next. N.B. A commodious Hall will be in readiness for the company at that time. Mr. & Mrs. H. would take this occasion to return . their sincere thanks to the Public for the liberal patronage extended to them, and in addition they pledge . themselves to exercise their best endeavors for the ( future, in the accommodation and entertainment of . their friends. MR. & MRS. WM. HOBBIE., Western Hotel, Grass Valley, )} May 27, 1856. A TRIBUTE TO MeriTED Worta-—The ingratitude of 36-3 . nan to his fellow man is so often met with in life, . . that testimonials, prompted by the finer feelings of . the heart, are oases in the life those who sacrifice . their best days in philanthropic devotion to the . Yeviation of the ills of frail ; al mortality. Empiri. ejsm floods the ev lumns of our press with fraudulent and fictitious letters, singing peans to the worth of their own egotistical charlatanism. Below we append a letter froma worthy man, who, a brief period . since, seemed destined to ‘shuffle off this mortal coil,’ who looXed forward to his dissolution heavy band of disease can. Contrary to hope, the ability of asXilful physician has restored him to his fermer health. Relieved from his terrible situation, and impelled by 7ratitude, he makes known his case and remedial agen*, and his statement is authenticated by a Notary Public. imperiously command its publicity, and it is given cited ; CERTIFICATE. The undersigned, desirous of acquainting those who may be unfortunate, enouzh to be similarly may be obtained, feelsit his duty te thus publicly express his most sincere gratitude tov. L. J. Czapkay, for the permanent recovery of his je. Borne down by the distressing symptoms incident to the vicious practice of uncontrollable passion in jouth ; depressed in body and mind ; unable to perform evea tions of life, J sought the advice of many physicians who at first regarded my disease as of trifling importance-—but alas ! after a few weeks, and in severmy unutterable horror that, instead of relief, the symptoms became more alarniing in their torture: and, being told by one that my disease, being priueipally confined to the brain, medicines would be of ee little consequence, I despaired of ever regaining my . health, strength and energy ; and, as-a last resort, and with but a faint hope, called upon Dr. Czapkay, who, after examining my case. prescribed some medicine which almost instantly relievea me of the dull pain and dizziness in my head. Encouraged by this result, 1 resolved to place myself immediately under his care, and by a strict obedience to his directions ani advice, my head became clear, my ideas became collected, the constant pain in my back and groins, . the weakuess of my limbs, the nervous reaction ct . my whole body on the slightest alarm or excitement, the misanthropy and evil forebodings ; the self-distrust and want of confidence in others ; the incapa bility to study, and want of resolution ; the frightful, exciting, and at times pleasurable dreams at night, followed by involuntary discharges have all disappeared ; andin fact,in two months after having consulted the Doctor, I felt asif inspired by a new life—that life which, but a short time ago 1 contemplated to end by my own hand. With a view to guard the unfortunate from falling into the snares of incompetent quacks, I deem it my duty to offer this testimony to the merit and skill of Dr. Czapkay, and recommend him to all who mas stand in need of medical advice, being assured by my own experience, that once under his care, a radical and permanent cure will be effected. B. F. FILLMORE. State of California,County-of San.-Francisco.—Subscribed and sworn before me, this 17th day of April, A. D., 1856. (Signed) JOHN MIDDLETON, [L. 8.] Notary Public kay Dr. L. J. CAAPKAY’S Medical and Surgical Institute is at the corner of Montgomery and Sacramento streets, San Francisco, California. The Doctor offers free consultation and asks no remuneration unless he effects a cure : 223m Something New ! \ E, THE UNDERSIGNED, take pleasure in announcing to the People of Grass Valley and Vicinity that we have purchased and taken possession of the Old Favorite Stand, known as ; THE AURORA HOUSE, formerly kept by C. G. MORGAN, situated on Main St We invite all our friends and the public generally, to give'us a call, as we are well satisfied that-we can give general satisaction. No.pains will be spared to make this one of the best, most quiet and comfortable Hotels in town. Our table-will be furnished with the very best the market affords. Connected. with this house may be found spuerior accomodations for Teamsters in the way of Barns, Wagon Wards, Sheds, &c. ke Also a good supply of Hay and Grain. BARBER & MORDOFF. ~ Grass Valley, Sept. 10, 1855. 51-tf aca —Maynard & Noyes’, Daaid’s, Edward’s, " At G, V. Book and Music’Emporium. with that . pleasure which only those weighed down by the . The demand of society . more to warn the unwaty than to sound the praises . of a physician of whom Scores of like cases can be afflicted, where a permanent relief of their sutferings . the most trifling duty imposed upon the daily avoca. alinstances months, of their treatment, I found to . + Country trade at greatly reduced prices. MADISON LODGE, NO. 23, F. A.M yMEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at the Masonie Hall. By order, ““. Wa. McCORMICK, W. M. S. C. RICHARDSON, Sec’y. 1.0.0. F. Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12. INSTITUTED 28th July, 1853, meets every THURS DAY night, at MASONIC HALL, on Mill St. Brothers in good standing are cordially invited to attend. ay S. COWIN, Jn, [N. G. P. W. ROBERTS, R. S. Jan. 26, 1856. SNOWY MOUNTAIN DIVISION, NO. 8, SONS OF TEMPERANCE, meets every Saturday evening at the Temperance Hall, on Church st ‘*All Brothers in good standing are cordially invited te attend. D. E. Ospory, W. P. C. Hinz, R. $} ; 17 6m A. B. DIEELE, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Orrice—At his residence’on School St. FLW. THAYER, — © Attorney and Coun rat Law, OS cep Sit Rtredt, Gass Valley. j i DRIGH ier appeared some months since n the San Francisco . . Citizen, without the Usnowledge of Ir Young. We . cRpy 5 18.2 ¢omplimentary tribute to one of the most { ! ; ‘ hut over-made this State his resi ¢ Stpeax oF GratitepE,—The following letskillfal pbs sciars % ‘nee. As lic without the knowledge of any one but the writer, It should be cut out and pinnec { t was entirely unsolicited, and made pub. } tspeaks voinmes. . » for xeference to any one who should nnfortunate/ i { low Men-~Deing about to leave ' the State. of Calitornia for my hom higan, . . wish before leaving to recommend to your notice thai great benefactor, Dr. J.C. Young. I had been onthe very brink of the grave, when he stretched forth his hand and saved me from death. For several years I had beck troubled with a complication of diseases, brought on .by bad habits, aggravated by exposure in the mines, which had so weakened my system and undermined my constitution that I have often .contemplated suicide. Borne down by racking pains ih my body, dizziness in my head, sore eyes, pains and misery in my back and hips, weariness in my legs, evil forbodings, together with a confirmed melancholy, I considered my best friends to be my worst enemies ; my dreams were frightful, and at times strange phantasies took complete possession of my mind. I was fast hurrying to insanity—that worst of living deaths In this state a friend and partner in the mining business approached me on the subject, andadvised me to go to the Bay and see Dr. Young, J did so, and thank God for it. Dr. Young examined my case, and told me hecould cure me. Shortly after I commenced taking his medicines my troubles began to decrease, and in three months I was perfectly well. Take my advice, all you that are afflicted, and call upon him, for he will be sure to cure you ; he has cured several of my acquaintances after they had become discouraged by being deceived by the humbugs of the day, both by American and foreign vagabonds. My heart leaps toward him with gratitnde for his benefits to me and my friends. Cuas. F. MANnrove. 25tf GRASS VALLEY BOOT AND enon Fl svong, BERNARD HARRAGAN. Main Street, Grass Valley. Rg Atthe Sign of the Bic Boor. <@Q [ Oppesite Marshall’s Corner. } Gta SUBSCRIBER takes this opportunity to return his thanks for the very liberal patronage hither. to bestowed upon this establishment, and informs his . friends and the public that— The Business ef the O1d Stand will hereafter be conducted at the above place, by the undersigned, on his own account ; and the public may rest assured that . he will, as heretofore, continue to keepon hand a full . assortment of BOOTS & SHOES, consisting in part as follows : . Gent's Fine Boots, of every description, fashionbly . made; thick Boots sewed and pegged; Ladies’ Boots, Calf. patent leather, and gum ; Ladies Shoes, of all kinds; miner’sextra heavy boots; children’s shoes, cloth slippers, and in fact, every thing which has been czlied for in our market. Miners may rest assured that they cannot get a bet. ter boot in California, and those wishing a fine and . fashionable article, can suit themselves as well here, . as in San Franeisco. . £&gALL GOODS are warranted, as the Proprietor well know the stock they are offering. . = Call and see. . 11-tf BERNARD HARRAGAN. CLOTHING WAREFIOUSE. WILLIAM G. BADGER, No. 2309 Battery Street, Corner of Merchant, San Faancisco. ES of every variety of CLOTHING and FUR_ NISHING GOODS. Also of Blankets, Ducks, Drills, Sheetings, Hats, Caps, Doots and Brogans, By RECENT ARRIVALS we have received very i large invoices of the most Desirable Styles of Clothing, and itis the Largest Stock ever offered in this mar. ket. The Goods are manufactured under my own supervision ; are of the best material, well cut, large sizes, and made in the most desirable manner. j Wroders from the Country Are invited to examine this Heavy Stock, and they will find the prices LOWER than they can be found elsewhere in the market. as Purchasers may rely on receiving the best and most saleable Goods, as each article is guaranteed. Agr Orders from the country promptly and carefully attended to. 10,000 pairs assorted Fancy Cassimere Pants. J9,000-pairs ass’d fancy and plain satinet Pants. 7,000 pairs Linen Pants, . 2,000 pairs Goodyear’s rubber Pants. 1,000 Goodyear’s white rubber Coats. . "200 cases” Goodyear’s long and short rubber . 200 cases miner’s Boots. [Boots. . 1.000 dozen super flannel Overshirts. . ‘200 dozen fancy cassimere Overshirts. 31,000 dozen white Shirts. 650 dozen heavy hickory Shirts. 500 dozen heavy check Shirts. . 300 dozen Merrimack Shirts.” 600 dozen Lambswool Undershirts. 300 dozen Regatta Undershirts. 200 dozen Grey Flannell Undershirts. 450 dozen Lambswool Drawers. 250 dozen bleached drill Drawers. 1,500 dozen Overalls. 80 Denim Frocks. 1.200 dozen country knit wool socks. 1,500 dozen heavy white and mixed cot. socks. 1,000.pieces super silk pocket Handkerchiefs. 100 dozen super black silk Neckerchiefs. 200 dozen cambric Handkerchiefs. 300 dozen rubber Belts. 250 dozen Buck Gloves. 400 dozen: Buckskin Gold Bags. 1,000 DoesKin buisiness Coats. 400 dozen black cloth frock coats. 2000 assorted Overcoats. 500 assorted pea coats. 3,000 silk, cloth and velvet Vests. 20 bales blue and white Blankets. 50 bales A Sheetings. 50 bales Drills. 30 bales assorted Duck. 50 cases fine Felt Hats. 100 cases Straw Hats. For sale by WM. G BADGER, Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, . 109 Battery street, corner Merchant, San Francisco. N: B. No Goods sold at retail. 32-3m UST RECEIVED, per clipper ships David Brown, Phantom and , Adelaide, a complete and Fresh Hen TARDWARE GOODS, ~ Comprising all the variety of Shelf Goods, MMlining and Farming Tools, of the newest and most approved Pattern, which we offer for sale to the We invite to call and examine our Stock. rose E. FITZGERALD & CO., " Sign ef the Big Padlock, NO. 112 Battery St. 33-1m San Francisno. 18 [SPRING] 56.) FRRLSREH” . & manpwane, oe H. FRIEDMAN, = Masonic Hall,Mill Street, Grass Valley. Recommends his Extensive Stock of NEW DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. WALL PAPER, CARPETS, MATTING. 11-tf EMPORIUM! The wittiersicre. having purchased the entire stock and jnteresi (i. 2, Stile: in the Book end Music ErnI poriurs, adjoining the Post Office, would invite the 4 ? , attention of ovc friends and the public generally So Old:B.iock’s Sketch Book. our advertisen ent below. “We chall alwavskeep on hand a perfect assortment . of nil articles tr ovr line, and will endeavor to merit)" patronage by the quality of Goods, and‘ prices to . suit the times.’ KENDAEL & SPENCER. Gvass Valley, November 17, 1855. E. A. KENDALL. : , Sonange FOR THE PEOPLE! If you want Newspapers. ; If you want Magazines; Tf you want Cheap publications ; If you want Books ; : : If 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 ; a If you want in wrappers for mailing , If you want new works as soon as received : If you want anything sent by mail ; Call or send to the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. Next door to the Post Office. ‘Y TATIONERY FOR THE MULTITUDE! —— . If you want Letter Paper ; If you want Bill Paper ; If you want Foolscap ; If you want anything to write on--. Cailat the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. Next door to the Post Office. LANK BOOKS!— Tf 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 now in connection with all the principal Cities and Towns in the state. Ra Orrice—Next door to the Post Office, at the G. V. Book anp Music Emporium, Main Street. WM. K. SPENCER, AGENT. Special Notice. Mrs. Wu. W. WOOD, M. D., Would respectlully inform her friends and the public that she has established herself in Grass Valley, . for tne practice of her profession. Obstetrics, and the diseases of children have been her particular study. Mrs. W. hasin her possession rceommendations from the first physicians in Boston. Ba Residence—On the Slide, opposite Skillman’s tore. 24-tf . Dr. E. H. DEN ies returned to Grass Valley, in which town he purposes to permanently reside, respectfully offers his Professional services to his former patrons and the public at large. OFFICE—in Marshall’s Brick “Building, corner of Main and Mill Strests, Grass Valley. feb26 PECKHAM HOUSE, — MAIN STREET, WALLOUPA. M®:: PECKHAM,, late of the Peckham Hotel and the Irving House, Grass Valley, begs leave to acquaint ber friends and the public generally that she has opened the Peekham Hiouse, at Walloupa, Where it will be her constant study to give satisfaction to allwho may favor her with their patronage — Her table will be supplied with the best, and not sur passed by any in the mountains. M. k. PECKHAM, Proprietor. Walloupa, Dec. 12, 1855. SMITH & ANDERSON, Attorneys at Law, OFFICE—Mulford’s Building, Main Street, Nevada. January 1, 1856. 21-tf Cuas. F. Smiru. Wu. F. Anperson WALL PAPER, A general assortment just rePARKER. ceived by CARPETING, OIL CLOTH, CHINESE MATTING, A general assortment at PARKER’S Fresh Spring and Summer Goods and Clothing, at PARKER’S. THE EYES! THE EYES!! DR. ALBERT A. SNYDER, Oculist. A* those afflicted with Sore and Inflammed Eyes, will do well to call on Dr. Snyder, who guarantees to cure all diseases of the Eye in a short time or no charge. Having met with great success in San Francisco and knowing that thousands are afflicted through the mining districts, I have commenced a tour through the country. Office—United States Hotel, Nevada. 32-tf TO PROPERTY HOLDERS, fAnd all who Contemplate THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS. The undersigned is prepraed to contract for the . eee ‘ erection of rick or frame Stores, Dwellings Quartz Mills, Saw Mills and Buildings, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. AND CARPEN WORK GENERALLY. ne The Citizens of Grass Valley, Nevada. R oady, and the County generally, may find ie thence terest to consult me beforecontracting with other parties. A thorough knowledge of the business will ena ble me to give satisfaction in all cases. and to contract for work at the lowest paying rates. JAMES E. WOLFE. J — Aurora House, or Pacific Express, Grass > nao Music Emporium. OREGON ST., NEAR FRONT, San Francisco. MANUFACTURERS OF FIRE PROOF DOORS AND SHUTTERS/) BANK VAULTS, GRATING, BALCONIES. RAILNG, &e. = Bay All Kinds of RLACKSMITHING done to order. ~ Second hand SHUTTERS constantly on hand, and for saleat Low RATES. @p~Particular attention paid to Country trade_@y + N. B.—Oregon Street isin front-of*the Custom House, north side of ‘‘Merchant’s Exehange.”’ 30-3m GRASS VALLEY EVRUITVBRE 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 Furniture of the Latest Patterus, Beds, Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bureaus, Sofas, Lounges, And in general eserything connected with the Furniture and Upholstery Business, He begs to return thanks fer the liberal patronage before the fire, and hopes to deserve its continuance. His Stock is entirely new, and he defies competi tien, either in Quality Workmanship or Pricés, ~~ N. B. NEW BOOKS? ! . Pheenixiana _ OGETHER with a New Stock of Blank Books, Sta~— tionary, Novels, Musical Instruments, &ie &e. Just received.and for sale atthe Grass Valley Book 32-tf KENDALL & SPENCER. ©. A. TWEED. S. W. FLETCHER. TWEED & FLETCHER, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW OFFICE—Davis” Brick Byijding, Broad St., Nevada Bas C. A. Tweedy Notary Public. 3-3tf Sa ee ee ee SCHOQL FOR MISSES, ANS LITTLE BOYS. Mrs: H. S: { DSMITH. respectfully informs the izens of Gra ‘alley and Vicinity, that she wil mme nee Qerr School for Misses and little Boys, ~ on Mill Street, on Monday. the 6th o as formerly. Ny <* Pussluten” of Co-Partnership. oe N= is, hereby given {Wt the co-partnership heretofe ting betWeen the subscribers, under the name and style of ‘Nhomas.& Mitchel, as proprietors of the Commergal tel in this place, was dissolved by mutual c iN on™ the 3d day of April last, 1856. The busine the oldwirm will be settled by either of the formePpartners, ’ M.H. MITCHEL, > \. HENRY THOMAS. The business of the Houge Will hereafter be conducted exclusively ‘by the undersigned, é HENRY THOMAS. Grass Valley, May 9, 1856. 3t eee List of Post Offices and Postmasters In THE Strate, August Ist, 1854 NAME OF OFFICE. Counvy. NaMs POSTMASTER. Agua, Frio, Mariposa, B F Whitten, Alamo, _ Contra Costa, John M. Jones, Angel’s Camp, Caltveras, P W Scribner, Alvarado, Alameda, H C Smith, Ashland, Butte, Elijah Lott, Auburn, Placer, J F Bailey, arun City, El Dorado, Chas L Frost, Benicia. Solano, James Miller, Bidwell’s Bar, Butte, A B Newcomb, Big Bar, Trinity, Wm Coddington, Big Oak Flat, Tuolumne, Jos W Butler, Bodega, Sonoma, JW Miller, Bucksport, Humboldt, ——— Cache Creek, Yolo, J C Fain, —_—— Carson Valley, §l Dorado, Charley’s Ranch, Butte, Cedarville, Chico, Butte, I. Bidwell, Columbia, Tuolumne, A A Hunnewell, Colusa, Colusa, Wm Vincent, Cold Spring, J M Groetscheiner Contra Costa, Fl Dorado, Contra Costa, ~ Cosumne, * Sacramento, W Wilson, Cottonwood, Shasta, Wm. Lane Coloma, + El Dorado, G Waldron,, Crescent City, Klamath, Curtisville, “XJ Tuolumne, J M Root, Qiamond Springs; Fl Dorado, C B Noteware, Bobbin’s Rancho, Yuba, O F Baldwin,j Qouble Springs! _ Calaveras, A R Wheat, Qownieville, . ba, das Gemon; ory Town, ,* Calaveras, A G Sneath, Eureka, \ ‘Trinity, H W Bean Foster’s Bar, *~ ~Wuba, J B Whitcomb Fremont, ~ _ Yolo, W G Brown, Fiddletown,. ~EI Dorado, a Garrote, >" Tuolumne, J F Watts, Georgetown, ; E} Dora iv. i hi Keed, Greenwood,} El Dorado, S B Jaynes Green Spritigs, Tuolumne, Jas Taber, Gitdy. Santa Clata, LC Everett, Goodyer’s Bar, — Sierra, A C Johnson, Grass Valley, Nevada, E Mathewson, Hamiltom, “Butte, CC Callett, Mariposa, Horr’s Ranch,” y 1 Caleveras, Ione Valley,G D Dickinson, JH Alvord, Iliuoistown, Pleaer, B Brickell, Jcksonville, Tuolumne, Geo B Keys, Jackson, ~ Calaveras, Bruce Husband, Johnson’s Ranch, Yuba, N EO Reor, Kina, t Shasta, Wm. Potter, Knizht’s Fey, San Joaquin, . Geo W-Dent, Lassen’s, * Butte, W P Mayhew, Los Angetes, Los Angeles, W TB Sanford, M I Yuba, P W Keyser, John McNamarra Geo W Jones, Geo Kimball, G W Coulter, = Mariposa, } Zig Contra Costa, Marsh’s Landing, Contra Costa, Maxwell's Creek, Mariposa, Michigan Vity,’ Placer, Mountain, View, Santa Clara, . Mision Samfose, Alameda,: . Mokelunule Hill, Calaveras, Moore’s Kgach, Colusa, Mormon Bland, Sacramento, Monterey, ‘. Monterey, Mv. Springs, El Dorado, Marphys, « , Calaveras, ‘.ount Opsir, Mariposa, Jacob Shumway, Jas B McKinney. Wm Vincent, J W Shaw, A Randall, H A Hendee, A Heury Steven ~ Jos H Miller, Moniezwnha, Tuolumne, i Conway, Millert®n, San Joaquin, : Menroyility\ — Oolusa, RF Pratt, Napa, , Sonoma, J B Eaton, Nashville, El Dorado, J P Thurston, Nevada,.’ Nevada, R A Davidge, Nicolas, Sutter, F H Russell, North Ranch, Calaveras, Ed T Lake, Ophirville, Placer, D B Curtis, Farks’ Bar, Yuba, E Y¥ Gaver, Placerville, E! Dorado, W D Williams, Petaluma’, & Sonoma, § W Brown, A Kenyon, Pleasaht Grove, Sacramento, anta deittos-Reyes, Marin, Quart§burg, Mariposa, Thos Thorn, RinggolY, « El Dorado, J L Sargent, found Tept, . Nevada, J E Steer, Rough & Ready, Nevada, J R Little, Red Bluffs, Shasta, S M Bishop, San Fragtisco, San Francisco, TJ Henley, Sacramghto, Sacramento, F Forman, San Diego, San Diego, P H Hooff, San Jaan," Monterey, P Brien, San Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo, T J Harvey, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, D M Thomas, SangRamon, Contra Costa, S Russeli, Sah Jose, Santa Clara, ’ JR vatrick, Sayta Clara, Santa Clara, F Cooper, Salmon Falls, El Dorade, Thos R Brown, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, E Anthony, Sapta Rosa, sonoma, T G Habman, Santd\Barbara, Santa Barbara, Sam‘l Barnes, Shakta, Shasta, H Harrell, sontma, Sonoma, J N Randolph, sSopora, Tuolumne, HW Theall, Steinsberger’s San Francisco, —— Staphle’s Ranch, San Joaquin, J Staples, Snelliggs, Mariposa, John Snelling, Stockton, San Joaquin, John S Evans, ~ Sutter Creek. _ falavaras, . . Crandall, Spanish Flat, © El Dorado, gr eae Suisuthy . Sonoma, HG Moore, Tehama A Colusa, ~ Newell Halt Tegyas Hill, Sacramento, “John Clark Trinidad, Gamath, IL. B Gilkey Third Crossing, Calaveras, Jas A Tait Tutnerville, Sacramento, TM Pauling Uniontown, Hamboldt, A M Murdoch Vurnon, Sutter Abdell, Joleano, Calaveras, E W Gemm ay ss 7% All kinds of Cabinet Work made or repaired . Grass Valley Book & Huse . soe wicraelaes -Manufactures of : Stoves, Crockery and. . GLASS WARE. E. MCLAUGHLIN, E. M@LAUVGHLIN,. Brick Stere, Mill St., Grass Valley.EGS LEAVE to inform his many friends and the? public generally; that he has the Largest anif: Best seFected Stock ever offered in this market of—— HARDWARE ~ BAR AND SHEET IRON CAST STEEL LEAD PIPE OF ALL SIZE DOUGLAS PUMPS RUBBER & LEATHER BELTING LACE LEATHER RUBBER, HEMP AND COTTON PACKING GUN AND BLASTING POWDER SAFTY FUSE QUICKSILVER CARPENTER’S AND JOINER’S TOOLS FINE POCKET & TABLE CUTLERY AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS MANILEA ROPE, ALL SIZES CROCKERY & GLASS WARE WOODEN WARE TIN WARE DOORS & WINDOW SASAR , All of which will be sold ai the lowest Cash Priee. Reger age ESO. Sacer, : Tin, Copper and Sheet fron Ware. 28) Ra JOB WORK DONE TO ORDER. {tf BURDETT & CO,, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, Main Street.. . Grass Valley, Two Doors below the Post Office, and opposite Benton’s Exchange. LL KINDS of Jewelry Work done in the neates 4X possible manner. Watch Cleaning and Repair ing done at the shortest notice, Ve have a Lapidary oonnected with our establishment which enables us to manufacture ail kinds of Quartz Jewelry as cheap as the cheapest. — A@~ Quartz bearing Gold bought, or cut to order . N. B. All work done at our Establishment warranted to give entire satisfaction. 24-tf LJ e @ Thompsonian Physician. R. AARON DOW of Grass Valley, having had 24 years practice in the above profession, although for the past three years having retired frem practice, will, from and after this date, receive calls from those desiring his niode of treatinent, Vegetable and Botanical Medicine. Aa Dysentery and Dirrhea cured on a warrantée; or no pay. _ Prof. Waterhouse, of Harvard University, says of this mode of practice, to the Boston Courier :— re-main firm in the opinion that the Thomsonian system of practice is superior to any now extant ; for by his remedies, as much can be accomplished in three or four days, as can be done by the regular system in as many weeks, and that too without injuring, the patient.’’ 4a Dr. D. resides on his Ranch, on the Nevada. and Rough & Ready road. First house west of Camp. Spring, one mile from Grass valley, 33g miles from. Nevada. 3m28 NEW STORE!! Permanently lecated ‘on MAIN ST., GRASS VALLEY. THOMAS FINDLEY, Wholesale Dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Of all Kinds and Qualities. Aiso—at Wholesale and Retail, A large Stock of Greceries, Provisions, a1! kinds of Mining Tools, and a large Stock of Crockery. £2 This Stock is selected with care and warranted to give satisfaction. Ag All Orders promptly attended to, and Gae delivered Viee of Charge. GOLD DUST BOUGHT. CHECKS Drawn on DREXEL, SaTuer & CuuRGH. 17-tf GRASS VALLEY BAKERY —AN D— PROVISION STORE. Cc. R. EDWARDS & CO. Have removed from the ruins of their former place of Business, on Main Street, and establishéd themselves permanently at their New Fire-proof Store, on Mill Street, ¥ ‘ Where they are prepared to furnish their old. ‘ ustemers, and all new ones wlio may please te give them a call, with every variety of BREAD, PIES AND CAKE. WEDDING AND OTHER PARTIES furnished at short hotice, with Fruit, Sponge and Pound Cake, at the lowést prices: gg. , Our Assortment of Provisions, Groceries and Liquors Wili be found equal toany in this market, and will be kept full and fresh by constant arrivals from below, 4@~ Goods delivered to any part of the town, ‘fr of extra charge: oe 3-3 L. P. Stong, O. N. SMitH, GREAT REDUCTION. Immense Excitement at the UNION HOTEL, No. 235 Broad Street, Nevada Cit HE PROPRIETORS of this well known Es sbichment beg leave to inform their friends, ar 1 the traveling public that on and after Monday, the 28th S#. of January, 1856 the price of Board will be reai ced. This House is too well known to neéd any comni nt The Proprietors pledge themselves that be exper oa shall be spared to make it a comfortable home to a'} who may favor them with their patrouage. Board per weeks. 0.0. 6533 Bee fees $8308, ** and Lodging, per week.. : 10,00. See ae, ORY oe Ve bee 34 cues iss 2,00, Single Meéals..:. ebb ouae st -<sa7) Oe Lodging ..¢.. . ; 53 “Acie bode soa 18-yf STONE & SMITH. Proprietors Dissolution—City Brewery: ee Co-partnership heretofore existing under thename and style of Mitchell & Maiden, of the City Brewery, corner of Main and Church. Streets, Grass Valley, is this day dissolved by mutual conséni. The business of the late firm will be settled by éither of the undersigned, CHARLES MITCHE! 2 JOHN MAIDEN, Grass Valley, May 19th, 1856, The undersigned have this day formed a Co-part» nership, and will continue the business, as above, az usual, under the name and style of Taylor & Maiden. SAMUEL TAYLOR (Caapwicx.) JOHN MAIDEN WRer LATE ARRIVALS From ae York > of new style fancy Cassimere Pants : Cases of plain and fancy Satinnett PANTS, 3°* Cases of Linen Duck and Cottonade PaNTs; Cases of black cloth frock and business CoaT#;Cases of denin UveRaLis and JuMprrs , ey Cases of light grey Flannel Oversmats j Cases of Linen théck Saimrs Cases of white L. B. Sarrts ; Cases of gray and white Mer. Srints & Daaw'as; Cases of Cotton and Wool Surrts ; Bales of blue and searlett BLANKETS ; In addition to the above we have a great variety of Goods in our line. too numerous to mention, selected by one of the firmnow in New York, which will be sold at the lowest market fates, by the package or simgle dozen ; to which we invite the early attention j of buyers. BREWSTER & JENNINGS, Granite store, No 72 Battery St.30 8m San Franeises. ’ i sid eet cca

FE RSE GR TERR ER er. RET RRR FR PP SI a aa eT I IS. eee, “Rte oR Tae Monster Suir.—A correspondent of an Atlantic paper says that the monster ship now building at London is 24,000 tons builders measure, and 18.000 tons register ; carries of a crew 500; is one-eighth of a mile long, carriés two Jong boats (screw steamers) in davits, of 125 feet length. Altogether, she is so immense that she requires to be seen to understand the size and beauty of her congtruction. p TIED NET RS TE TL PE EY ee MASONIC CELEBRATION. tT Masonic Fraternity of Grass Valley will celebrate the 24th inst., the birth day of St. John the Baptist, by a Masonic procession, Oration, Dinner ané Ballin the evening. All neighboring Lodges, and non-affiliated Masons in good standing, are cordially invited to join with us upon that occasion. By Order of Com. of Arrangements. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. HE Co partnership heretofore existiry, under th name, firm and style of Bennett & Tiley i solved this day by muiuat consent. is authorized to settie tie business conuest Willi + 4 wo 1ett with the Phoenix Steaim Mill at Grass Valley. W Tilley wilt settic the business connected with the Nevad City Mill at Nevada. WILLIAM BENNETE ¥ . au Grass Valiey, Tune 14, 150: 4G-4 WOTEGCE. REKE Witte 2 meeting of the Stockhoiiers ¢ T Heivetia & Laiagette Gold Mining Co. at fee, in the Townenip of Crs eres on Thursday the third day c pose of electing six Directors, provision of “the Article of the Constiiution said Company JAMES DELEVAN, See’y H. & L. G. M. Co. SUMMONS. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ) JUSTICE’S COURT, County of Nevada, 8. 8. Before Township of Grass Valley.) R. SHormaxkER, J. P. HE PEOPLE of the State of California—To Marvin Wells. Greeting— You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my Office in said Township, on Wednesday, the 25th day of June, A. D., 1886, at 10 o’clock, A. M., to answer unto the complaint of Joseph Flack, who demands of you the sum of Fifty-five dollars, due and july kext, foe the ou iN accorcance Witn simpaid. as per copy of account now on file in my of. fice. When judgment shall be taken against you, towether with costs and damages, if you fail to appear . ant 2nswer, Te the Sheriff, or any Constable of said County, . Greeting—Make legal service and due return hereof. Given ender my hand this 12th day of June, A. D., 1856. R. SHOEMAKER, Justice of the Peace for said County. A True Copy. Attest—John Burnett, Constable. . It appearing by the affidavit of the Plaintiffin the abo ve entitled cause that a good cause of action exists a, ‘ainst the above Defendant, and that said Defendany conceals himself to avoid tha service of Summona, it is ordered that service of Summons be made by.pp’dica.tion in the Grass Valley Telegraph one Wwer«. Give.1 under my hand this 12th day of June, Ap. 2866. R. SHOEMAKER, J. P. BRICK Bit. DING FOR SALE. AVING sdetermined tv close up our business in . H’ Grass Valley, we olfer 12e vroperty now occupied . i € Main anu Mill Sts. for sale.— by us onthe corner of Main Sk biycOd eee oe The said Property eonsists of, . ni less with twe story Fire Froof brick pnilding. The building.contains a basement meaSuring at least yne hundred & fifty tons, adunirably wited for a Beer & Ale saloon, .2 stere fitted up with e&Very convenience for buisness, amd three hadsomely “uiished ‘ooms on the secon storyThe Property will be sold low and a coneiders ble . portion may remdin on mortgage. If not sola befo™e he first of July the -entire preperty will be leased at 1 moderate rent. : ‘ The stock nowlight may be purchased if desired ind possession obtained immediately. ; Also for sale alot on Church St. 40 by 100 with yack lot adjoining 53 by 80, with improveme ts con. sisting of a dwelling house stable, shed, well of wat. i, ac.. &C., Enquire of . MARSHALL & CO. @ GRASS VALLEY hee LENE EE & PRY CeOOPSs STORE { MISS PELL’S,—NO. 50, MILL SPREET0 THE LADYES of Grass Valley, Nevada and Rough Shaanti for past favors, we invite\you to callaud see our inimitable ‘Straw, Lace, Silk and Fancy Straw Bonnets ; And as to EMBROIDERY, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, they are very select, and at prices to suit the times. Stig Straw Bonnets Cleaned. 38-tf BR. WH, WECGRALCL, PHYSICIAN AND SUBGEON, OFFICE, on Ceurcr STREET, near corner of NEAL; h27 ga Adjoining the Circus Lot. E. FITZGERALD &Co. Importers of all Kinds of HARDWARE AND MINING TOOLS, INDIAN BEADS, INDIAN GOODS, CUTLERY, Guns, Pistol», and Plated Ware, Sign ef the Big Padlock, No. 112 Battery Street, San Francisco. (Between Clay and Washington Streets— Near the Merchants Exchange.) Saar Sole Agents for the sale ef Herring’s celebrated Safes. Rar Constantly on hand all sizes Safes, Chests and Boxes, for Bankers, Miners, Steamboats, Kc. E. FITZGERALD. O. M. PERKINS. METROPOLIS BILLIARD SALOON, Wain Strect, Nevada: “Y EWIS & WRIGHT have opened a New and Elegant Saloon in the second story of ‘ Rogers & Hussey’s’ Brick Building,, and visitors will find it fitted and furnished in a style unsurpassed by any similar room in the state. The BILLIARD TABLES are new and costly, and are pronounced to be inferior to none. The room is fitted up with particular reference to ‘the comfort of those who visit it, and is furnished with every convenience which can be desired. Connected with the Establishment is a Bar, at -which will be toundat all times the choicest Liquors, Wines and Cigars. ~ gap A Inch is served Morning’s and Evenings. The Proprietors intend that nothing shall be omit‘ted which can in any way conduce to the pleasure of those who favor them wlth a call. © Established in 1849.) QUARTZ SPECIMENS IXED with gold are bought by us at from 5 to 50 per cent above the Mint value. Weare the inventors of the art of Wanufacsuring Quartz Jewelry, and our Stock is tne Jargest in the State. Callon us all you gentlemen who intend visiting San Francisco, you are welcome to examine our goods whether you come to purchase er not. WESELL WATCHES AND JEWELRY finer and cheaper than any other California establish ment—for the reason that one of our firm is always in Europe, aving the best goods made to order, which he continues fo forward by every steamer. And ss we buy for casp, we can afford to sell at the lowest New York prices. BARRETT & SHERWOOD, 135 Montgomery Street, between Clay and Commercial Sts., San Francisco. _N. B. Orders sent by Express filled promptly. Particular attention to watehes sent us for repair. 39-3m Gold Hunting Repeater Watches, UST ARRIVED per steamer Golden Age, and for sale by BRIGGS, DEY & CO, 20 98 Montgomery st., corner Crlifornia. IMPORTATION, IMPORTATION. IGGS, DEY & CO. are prepared to import ever descripiion of Goods in their line, on short notice And aslow as any other house in San Francisco. ‘ BRIGGS, DEY & CO., 38 98 Montgomery st., eerner California. Nevada oonnty, , Telegraphi¢ Line for Sacramento. N and after Sunday, June Ist, the CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. coaches will leaye their Office in Grass Valley, Benton’s Exchange, every morning at Three o’clock, via Rough & Ready, House and Johnson’s Ranch, arriving at ito in time for the San Francisco boats the same day. NOTICE. , Stages and Railroad. Lar The California Stage Companies Coaches will leave their Office, Grass Valley, every morning, at 2 0’clock, via Auburn, and arrive at Folsom in time for the 12 o’clock Train of cars for Sacramento, and in time for the San Francisco boats the same day:FOR MARYSVILLE AND SHASTA. : The Californin Stage Companies Coaches will leave their Office at 7 o’clock every” méfing, via Rough & Ready, Empire Ranch, Long Bar, and Brown’siValley, arriving at Marysville in time for the Shasta stages ‘the same day. W. H. BENTON, Agent. Grass Valley, June Ist, 1856. 37 tf DOUGLISS & DALE, 155 J Street, Sevramento. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Musical Instruments, SIZE K'T ANE ReOw SSTRSIC. ROys, Caawics ildrex Pe Sas 3 a a * « ‘erm Yt me ees . “tial Braisarny Bait, and Gos. Wax, chalk aad > leather Boxine Groves and FENCING Fotns, Masre. Raskgammon and ribbage Boards, ladies : Work: Hesketh, det tc, Ba COUNTRY DEALERS sill do well to give usa li, as we import all eur goods direct, and WiLL SELL 48 LOW as any House in California, RGF Teachers and Seminaries supplied at the usual discount. Instruments Tuned and Repairs Th GY “ J 155 J Street, Sacrameni ty bas “NEW MUSIC AND VIOLIN STRINGS. DOUGLISS & DALE, 115 J Street, Sacramento. . PD) ECEIVE by every steamer New Songs,Polkas, Waltzes, &c., including all the late popular . pieces of the day. Also First quality Italian Violin Strings, which are guaranteed superior to any imported. 8G Musicians, Amateurs and Dealers who want a . good String will do well to send their orders. 37 Great Reduction 4 . —IN PRICES OF— GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HAERDi WARE, &e., &e. \ ITH a view to close their business, Marshall & . Co., corner of Main and: Mill streets, have re' duced the price of every article in their Store, they . offer for sale no goods which are not of tha best quali. ty, and will sellat very reduced prices for Cash only. Also for Sale a first rate Horse and Wagon, the latter nearly new. MARSHALL & CO., Corner of Main and Mill Streets, 38-tf Grass Valley. SOCIAL BALL. i\ R. & MRS. WM. HOBBY will give a Social Ball i i at the Western Hotel, on the Evening of the . FOURTH day of JULY next. N.B. A commodious Hall will be in readiness for the company at that time. Mr. & Mrs. H. would take this occasion to return . their sincere thanks to the Public for the liberal patronage extended to them, and in addition they pledge . themselves to exercise their best endeavors for the ( future, in the accommodation and entertainment of . their friends. MR. & MRS. WM. HOBBIE., Western Hotel, Grass Valley, )} May 27, 1856. A TRIBUTE TO MeriTED Worta-—The ingratitude of 36-3 . nan to his fellow man is so often met with in life, . . that testimonials, prompted by the finer feelings of . the heart, are oases in the life those who sacrifice . their best days in philanthropic devotion to the . Yeviation of the ills of frail ; al mortality. Empiri. ejsm floods the ev lumns of our press with fraudulent and fictitious letters, singing peans to the worth of their own egotistical charlatanism. Below we append a letter froma worthy man, who, a brief period . since, seemed destined to ‘shuffle off this mortal coil,’ who looXed forward to his dissolution heavy band of disease can. Contrary to hope, the ability of asXilful physician has restored him to his fermer health. Relieved from his terrible situation, and impelled by 7ratitude, he makes known his case and remedial agen*, and his statement is authenticated by a Notary Public. imperiously command its publicity, and it is given cited ; CERTIFICATE. The undersigned, desirous of acquainting those who may be unfortunate, enouzh to be similarly may be obtained, feelsit his duty te thus publicly express his most sincere gratitude tov. L. J. Czapkay, for the permanent recovery of his je. Borne down by the distressing symptoms incident to the vicious practice of uncontrollable passion in jouth ; depressed in body and mind ; unable to perform evea tions of life, J sought the advice of many physicians who at first regarded my disease as of trifling importance-—but alas ! after a few weeks, and in severmy unutterable horror that, instead of relief, the symptoms became more alarniing in their torture: and, being told by one that my disease, being priueipally confined to the brain, medicines would be of ee little consequence, I despaired of ever regaining my . health, strength and energy ; and, as-a last resort, and with but a faint hope, called upon Dr. Czapkay, who, after examining my case. prescribed some medicine which almost instantly relievea me of the dull pain and dizziness in my head. Encouraged by this result, 1 resolved to place myself immediately under his care, and by a strict obedience to his directions ani advice, my head became clear, my ideas became collected, the constant pain in my back and groins, . the weakuess of my limbs, the nervous reaction ct . my whole body on the slightest alarm or excitement, the misanthropy and evil forebodings ; the self-distrust and want of confidence in others ; the incapa bility to study, and want of resolution ; the frightful, exciting, and at times pleasurable dreams at night, followed by involuntary discharges have all disappeared ; andin fact,in two months after having consulted the Doctor, I felt asif inspired by a new life—that life which, but a short time ago 1 contemplated to end by my own hand. With a view to guard the unfortunate from falling into the snares of incompetent quacks, I deem it my duty to offer this testimony to the merit and skill of Dr. Czapkay, and recommend him to all who mas stand in need of medical advice, being assured by my own experience, that once under his care, a radical and permanent cure will be effected. B. F. FILLMORE. State of California,County-of San.-Francisco.—Subscribed and sworn before me, this 17th day of April, A. D., 1856. (Signed) JOHN MIDDLETON, [L. 8.] Notary Public kay Dr. L. J. CAAPKAY’S Medical and Surgical Institute is at the corner of Montgomery and Sacramento streets, San Francisco, California. The Doctor offers free consultation and asks no remuneration unless he effects a cure : 223m Something New ! \ E, THE UNDERSIGNED, take pleasure in announcing to the People of Grass Valley and Vicinity that we have purchased and taken possession of the Old Favorite Stand, known as ; THE AURORA HOUSE, formerly kept by C. G. MORGAN, situated on Main St We invite all our friends and the public generally, to give'us a call, as we are well satisfied that-we can give general satisaction. No.pains will be spared to make this one of the best, most quiet and comfortable Hotels in town. Our table-will be furnished with the very best the market affords.. Connected. with this house may be found spuerior accomodations for Teamsters in the way of Barns, Wagon Wards, Sheds, &c. ke Also a good supply of Hay and Grain. BARBER & MORDOFF. ~ Grass Valley, Sept. 10, 1855. 51-tf aca —Maynard & Noyes’, Daaid’s, Edward’s, " At G, V. Book and Music’Emporium. with that . pleasure which only those weighed down by the . The demand of society . more to warn the unwaty than to sound the praises . of a physician of whom Scores of like cases can be afflicted, where a permanent relief of their sutferings . the most trifling duty imposed upon the daily avoca. alinstances months, of their treatment, I found to . + Country trade at greatly reduced prices. MADISON LODGE, NO. 23, F. A.M yMEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at the Masonie Hall. By order, ““. Wa. McCORMICK, W. M. S. C. RICHARDSON, Sec’y. 1.0.0. F. Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12. INSTITUTED 28th July, 1853, meets every THURS DAY night, at MASONIC HALL, on Mill St. Brothers in good standing are cordially invited to attend. ay S. COWIN, Jn, [N. G. P. W. ROBERTS, R. S. Jan. 26, 1856. SNOWY MOUNTAIN DIVISION, NO. 8, SONS OF TEMPERANCE, meets every Saturday evening at the Temperance Hall, on Church st ‘*All Brothers in good standing are cordially invited te attend. D. E. Ospory, W. P. C. Hinz, R. $} ; 17 6m A. B. DIEELE, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Orrice—At his residence’on School St. FLW. THAYER, — © Attorney and Coun rat Law, OS cep Sit Rtredt, Gass Valley. j i DRIGH ier appeared some months since n the San Francisco . . Citizen, without the Usnowledge of Ir Young. We . cRpy 5 18.2 ¢omplimentary tribute to one of the most { ! ; ‘ hut over-made this State his resi ¢ Stpeax oF GratitepE,—The following letskillfal pbs sciars % ‘nee. As lic without the knowledge of any one but the writer, It should be cut out and pinnec { t was entirely unsolicited, and made pub. } tspeaks voinmes. . » for xeference to any one who should nnfortunate/ i { low Men-~Deing about to leave ' the State. of Calitornia for my hom higan, . . wish before leaving to recommend to your notice thai great benefactor, Dr. J.C. Young. I had been onthe very brink of the grave, when he stretched forth his hand and saved me from death. For several years I had beck troubled with a complication of diseases, brought on .by bad habits, aggravated by exposure in the mines, which had so weakened my system and undermined my constitution that I have often .contemplated suicide. Borne down by racking pains ih my body, dizziness in my head, sore eyes, pains and misery in my back and hips, weariness in my legs, evil forbodings, together with a confirmed melancholy, I considered my best friends to be my worst enemies ; my dreams were frightful, and at times strange phantasies took complete possession of my mind. I was fast hurrying to insanity—that worst of living deaths In this state a friend and partner in the mining business approached me on the subject, andadvised me to go to the Bay and see Dr. Young, J did so, and thank God for it. Dr. Young examined my case, and told me hecould cure me. Shortly after I commenced taking his medicines my troubles began to decrease, and in three months I was perfectly well. Take my advice, all you that are afflicted, and call upon him, for he will be sure to cure you ; he has cured several of my acquaintances after they had become discouraged by being deceived by the humbugs of the day, both by American and foreign vagabonds. My heart leaps toward him with gratitnde for his benefits to me and my friends. Cuas. F. MANnrove. 25tf GRASS VALLEY BOOT AND enon Fl svong, BERNARD HARRAGAN. Main Street, Grass Valley. Rg Atthe Sign of the Bic Boor. <@Q [ Oppesite Marshall’s Corner. } Gta SUBSCRIBER takes this opportunity to return his thanks for the very liberal patronage hither. to bestowed upon this establishment, and informs his . friends and the public that— The Business ef the O1d Stand will hereafter be conducted at the above place, by the undersigned, on his own account ; and the public may rest assured that . he will, as heretofore, continue to keepon hand a full . assortment of BOOTS & SHOES, consisting in part as follows : . Gent's Fine Boots, of every description, fashionbly . made; thick Boots sewed and pegged; Ladies’ Boots, Calf. patent leather, and gum ; Ladies Shoes, of all kinds; miner’sextra heavy boots; children’s shoes, cloth slippers, and in fact, every thing which has been czlied for in our market. Miners may rest assured that they cannot get a bet. ter boot in California, and those wishing a fine and . fashionable article, can suit themselves as well here, . as in San Franeisco. . £&gALL GOODS are warranted, as the Proprietor well know the stock they are offering. . = Call and see. . 11-tf BERNARD HARRAGAN. CLOTHING WAREFIOUSE. WILLIAM G. BADGER, No. 2309 Battery Street, Corner of Merchant, San Faancisco. ES of every variety of CLOTHING and FUR_ NISHING GOODS. Also of Blankets, Ducks, Drills, Sheetings, Hats, Caps, Doots and Brogans, By RECENT ARRIVALS we have received very i large invoices of the most Desirable Styles of Clothing, and itis the Largest Stock ever offered in this mar. ket. The Goods are manufactured under my own supervision ; are of the best material, well cut, large sizes, and made in the most desirable manner. j Wroders from the Country Are invited to examine this Heavy Stock, and they will find the prices LOWER than they can be found elsewhere in the market. as Purchasers may rely on receiving the best and most saleable Goods, as each article is guaranteed. Agr Orders from the country promptly and carefully attended to. 10,000 pairs assorted Fancy Cassimere Pants. J9,000-pairs ass’d fancy and plain satinet Pants. 7,000 pairs Linen Pants, . 2,000 pairs Goodyear’s rubber Pants. 1,000 Goodyear’s white rubber Coats. . "200 cases” Goodyear’s long and short rubber . 200 cases miner’s Boots. [Boots. . 1.000 dozen super flannel Overshirts. . ‘200 dozen fancy cassimere Overshirts. 31,000 dozen white Shirts. 650 dozen heavy hickory Shirts. 500 dozen heavy check Shirts. . 300 dozen Merrimack Shirts.” 600 dozen Lambswool Undershirts. 300 dozen Regatta Undershirts. 200 dozen Grey Flannell Undershirts. 450 dozen Lambswool Drawers. 250 dozen bleached drill Drawers. 1,500 dozen Overalls. 80 Denim Frocks. 1.200 dozen country knit wool socks. 1,500 dozen heavy white and mixed cot. socks. 1,000.pieces super silk pocket Handkerchiefs. 100 dozen super black silk Neckerchiefs. 200 dozen cambric Handkerchiefs. 300 dozen rubber Belts. 250 dozen Buck Gloves. 400 dozen: Buckskin Gold Bags. 1,000 DoesKin buisiness Coats. 400 dozen black cloth frock coats. 2000 assorted Overcoats. 500 assorted pea coats. 3,000 silk, cloth and velvet Vests. 20 bales blue and white Blankets. 50 bales A Sheetings. 50 bales Drills. 30 bales assorted Duck. 50 cases fine Felt Hats. 100 cases Straw Hats. For sale by WM. G BADGER, Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, . 109 Battery street, corner Merchant, San Francisco. N: B. No Goods sold at retail. 32-3m UST RECEIVED, per clipper ships David Brown, Phantom and , Adelaide, a complete and Fresh Hen TARDWARE GOODS, ~ Comprising all the variety of Shelf Goods, MMlining and Farming Tools, of the newest and most approved Pattern, which we offer for sale to the We invite to call and examine our Stock. rose E. FITZGERALD & CO.,

" Sign ef the Big Padlock, NO. 112 Battery St. 33-1m San Francisno. 18 [SPRING] 56.) FRRLSREH” . & manpwane, oe H. FRIEDMAN, = Masonic Hall,Mill Street, Grass Valley. Recommends his Extensive Stock of NEW DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. WALL PAPER, CARPETS, MATTING. 11-tf EMPORIUM! The wittiersicre. having purchased the entire stock and jnteresi (i. 2, Stile: in the Book end Music ErnI poriurs, adjoining the Post Office, would invite the 4 ? , attention of ovc friends and the public generally So Old:B.iock’s Sketch Book. our advertisen ent below. “We chall alwavskeep on hand a perfect assortment . of nil articles tr ovr line, and will endeavor to merit)" patronage by the quality of Goods, and‘ prices to . suit the times.’ KENDAEL & SPENCER. Gvass Valley, November 17, 1855. E. A. KENDALL. : , Sonange FOR THE PEOPLE! If you want Newspapers. ; If you want Magazines; Tf you want Cheap publications ; If you want Books ; : : If 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 ; a If you want in wrappers for mailing , If you want new works as soon as received : If you want anything sent by mail ; Call or send to the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. Next door to the Post Office. ‘Y TATIONERY FOR THE MULTITUDE! —— . If you want Letter Paper ; If you want Bill Paper ; If you want Foolscap ; If you want anything to write on--. Cailat the G. V. BOOK & MUSIC EMPORIUM. Next door to the Post Office. LANK BOOKS!— Tf 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 now in connection with all the principal Cities and Towns in the state. Ra Orrice—Next door to the Post Office, at the G. V. Book anp Music Emporium, Main Street. WM. K. SPENCER, AGENT. Special Notice. Mrs. Wu. W. WOOD, M. D., Would respectlully inform her friends and the public that she has established herself in Grass Valley, . for tne practice of her profession. Obstetrics, and the diseases of children have been her particular study. Mrs. W. hasin her possession rceommendations from the first physicians in Boston. Ba Residence—On the Slide, opposite Skillman’s tore. 24-tf . Dr. E. H. DEN ies returned to Grass Valley, in which town he purposes to permanently reside, respectfully offers his Professional services to his former patrons and the public at large. OFFICE—in Marshall’s Brick “Building, corner of Main and Mill Strests, Grass Valley. feb26 PECKHAM HOUSE, — MAIN STREET, WALLOUPA. M®:: PECKHAM,, late of the Peckham Hotel and the Irving House, Grass Valley, begs leave to acquaint ber friends and the public generally that she has opened the Peekham Hiouse, at Walloupa, Where it will be her constant study to give satisfaction to allwho may favor her with their patronage — Her table will be supplied with the best, and not sur passed by any in the mountains. M. k. PECKHAM, Proprietor. Walloupa, Dec. 12, 1855. SMITH & ANDERSON, Attorneys at Law, OFFICE—Mulford’s Building, Main Street, Nevada. January 1, 1856. 21-tf Cuas. F. Smiru. Wu. F. Anperson WALL PAPER, A general assortment just rePARKER. ceived by CARPETING, OIL CLOTH, CHINESE MATTING, A general assortment at PARKER’S Fresh Spring and Summer Goods and Clothing, at PARKER’S. THE EYES! THE EYES!! DR. ALBERT A. SNYDER, Oculist. A* those afflicted with Sore and Inflammed Eyes, will do well to call on Dr. Snyder, who guarantees to cure all diseases of the Eye in a short time or no charge. Having met with great success in San Francisco and knowing that thousands are afflicted through the mining districts, I have commenced a tour through the country. Office—United States Hotel, Nevada. 32-tf TO PROPERTY HOLDERS, fAnd all who Contemplate THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS. The undersigned is prepraed to contract for the . eee ‘ erection of rick or frame Stores, Dwellings Quartz Mills, Saw Mills and Buildings, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. AND CARPEN WORK GENERALLY. ne The Citizens of Grass Valley, Nevada. R oady, and the County generally, may find ie thence terest to consult me beforecontracting with other parties. A thorough knowledge of the business will ena ble me to give satisfaction in all cases. and to contract for work at the lowest paying rates. JAMES E. WOLFE. J — Aurora House, or Pacific Express, Grass > nao Music Emporium. OREGON ST., NEAR FRONT, San Francisco. MANUFACTURERS OF FIRE PROOF DOORS AND SHUTTERS/) BANK VAULTS, GRATING, BALCONIES. RAILNG, &e. = Bay All Kinds of RLACKSMITHING done to order. ~ Second hand SHUTTERS constantly on hand, and for saleat Low RATES. @p~Particular attention paid to Country trade_@y + N. B.—Oregon Street isin front-of*the Custom House, north side of ‘‘Merchant’s Exehange.”’ 30-3m GRASS VALLEY EVRUITVBRE 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 Furniture of the Latest Patterus, Beds, Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bureaus, Sofas, Lounges, And in general eserything connected with the Furniture and Upholstery Business, He begs to return thanks fer the liberal patronage before the fire, and hopes to deserve its continuance. His Stock is entirely new, and he defies competi tien, either in Quality Workmanship or Pricés, ~~ N. B. NEW BOOKS? ! . Pheenixiana _ OGETHER with a New Stock of Blank Books, Sta~— tionary, Novels, Musical Instruments, &ie &e. Just received.and for sale atthe Grass Valley Book 32-tf KENDALL & SPENCER. ©. A. TWEED. S. W. FLETCHER. TWEED & FLETCHER, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW OFFICE—Davis” Brick Byijding, Broad St., Nevada Bas C. A. Tweedy Notary Public. 3-3tf Sa ee ee ee SCHOQL FOR MISSES, ANS LITTLE BOYS. Mrs: H. S: { DSMITH. respectfully informs the izens of Gra ‘alley and Vicinity, that she wil mme nee Qerr School for Misses and little Boys, ~ on Mill Street, on Monday. the 6th o as formerly. Ny <* Pussluten” of Co-Partnership. oe N= is, hereby given {Wt the co-partnership heretofe ting betWeen the subscribers, under the name and style of ‘Nhomas.& Mitchel, as proprietors of the Commergal tel in this place, was dissolved by mutual c iN on™ the 3d day of April last, 1856. The busine the oldwirm will be settled by either of the formePpartners, ’ M.H. MITCHEL, > \. HENRY THOMAS. The business of the Houge Will hereafter be conducted exclusively ‘by the undersigned, é HENRY THOMAS. Grass Valley, May 9, 1856. 3t eee List of Post Offices and Postmasters In THE Strate, August Ist, 1854 NAME OF OFFICE. Counvy. NaMs POSTMASTER. Agua, Frio, Mariposa, B F Whitten, Alamo, _ Contra Costa, John M. Jones, Angel’s Camp, Caltveras, P W Scribner, Alvarado, Alameda, H C Smith, Ashland, Butte, Elijah Lott, Auburn, Placer, J F Bailey, arun City, El Dorado, Chas L Frost, Benicia. Solano, James Miller, Bidwell’s Bar, Butte, A B Newcomb, Big Bar, Trinity, Wm Coddington, Big Oak Flat, Tuolumne, Jos W Butler, Bodega, Sonoma, JW Miller, Bucksport, Humboldt, ——— Cache Creek, Yolo, J C Fain, —_—— Carson Valley, §l Dorado, Charley’s Ranch, Butte, Cedarville, Chico, Butte, I. Bidwell, Columbia, Tuolumne, A A Hunnewell, Colusa, Colusa, Wm Vincent, Cold Spring, J M Groetscheiner Contra Costa, Fl Dorado, Contra Costa, ~ Cosumne, * Sacramento, W Wilson, Cottonwood, Shasta, Wm. Lane Coloma, + El Dorado, G Waldron,, Crescent City, Klamath, Curtisville, “XJ Tuolumne, J M Root, Qiamond Springs; Fl Dorado, C B Noteware, Bobbin’s Rancho, Yuba, O F Baldwin,j Qouble Springs! _ Calaveras, A R Wheat, Qownieville, . ba, das Gemon; ory Town, ,* Calaveras, A G Sneath, Eureka, \ ‘Trinity, H W Bean Foster’s Bar, *~ ~Wuba, J B Whitcomb Fremont, ~ _ Yolo, W G Brown, Fiddletown,. ~EI Dorado, a Garrote, >" Tuolumne, J F Watts, Georgetown, ; E} Dora iv. i hi Keed, Greenwood,} El Dorado, S B Jaynes Green Spritigs, Tuolumne, Jas Taber, Gitdy. Santa Clata, LC Everett, Goodyer’s Bar, — Sierra, A C Johnson, Grass Valley, Nevada, E Mathewson, Hamiltom, “Butte, CC Callett, Mariposa, Horr’s Ranch,” y 1 Caleveras, Ione Valley,G D Dickinson, JH Alvord, Iliuoistown, Pleaer, B Brickell, Jcksonville, Tuolumne, Geo B Keys, Jackson, ~ Calaveras, Bruce Husband, Johnson’s Ranch, Yuba, N EO Reor, Kina, t Shasta, Wm. Potter, Knizht’s Fey, San Joaquin, . Geo W-Dent, Lassen’s, * Butte, W P Mayhew, Los Angetes, Los Angeles, W TB Sanford, M I Yuba, P W Keyser, John McNamarra Geo W Jones, Geo Kimball, G W Coulter, = Mariposa, } Zig Contra Costa, Marsh’s Landing, Contra Costa, Maxwell's Creek, Mariposa, Michigan Vity,’ Placer, Mountain, View, Santa Clara, . Mision Samfose, Alameda,: . Mokelunule Hill, Calaveras, Moore’s Kgach, Colusa, Mormon Bland, Sacramento, Monterey, ‘. Monterey, Mv. Springs, El Dorado, Marphys, « , Calaveras, ‘.ount Opsir, Mariposa, Jacob Shumway, Jas B McKinney. Wm Vincent, J W Shaw, A Randall, H A Hendee, A Heury Steven ~ Jos H Miller, Moniezwnha, Tuolumne, i Conway, Millert®n, San Joaquin, : Menroyility\ — Oolusa, RF Pratt, Napa, , Sonoma, J B Eaton, Nashville, El Dorado, J P Thurston, Nevada,.’ Nevada, R A Davidge, Nicolas, Sutter, F H Russell, North Ranch, Calaveras, Ed T Lake, Ophirville, Placer, D B Curtis, Farks’ Bar, Yuba, E Y¥ Gaver, Placerville, E! Dorado, W D Williams, Petaluma’, & Sonoma, § W Brown, A Kenyon, Pleasaht Grove, Sacramento, anta deittos-Reyes, Marin, Quart§burg, Mariposa, Thos Thorn, RinggolY, « El Dorado, J L Sargent, found Tept, . Nevada, J E Steer, Rough & Ready, Nevada, J R Little, Red Bluffs, Shasta, S M Bishop, San Fragtisco, San Francisco, TJ Henley, Sacramghto, Sacramento, F Forman, San Diego, San Diego, P H Hooff, San Jaan," Monterey, P Brien, San Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo, T J Harvey, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, D M Thomas, SangRamon, Contra Costa, S Russeli, Sah Jose, Santa Clara, ’ JR vatrick, Sayta Clara, Santa Clara, F Cooper, Salmon Falls, El Dorade, Thos R Brown, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, E Anthony, Sapta Rosa, sonoma, T G Habman, Santd\Barbara, Santa Barbara, Sam‘l Barnes, Shakta, Shasta, H Harrell, sontma, Sonoma, J N Randolph, sSopora, Tuolumne, HW Theall, Steinsberger’s San Francisco, —— Staphle’s Ranch, San Joaquin, J Staples, Snelliggs, Mariposa, John Snelling, Stockton, San Joaquin, John S Evans, ~ Sutter Creek. _ falavaras, . . Crandall, Spanish Flat, © El Dorado, gr eae Suisuthy . Sonoma, HG Moore, Tehama A Colusa, ~ Newell Halt Tegyas Hill, Sacramento, “John Clark Trinidad, Gamath, IL. B Gilkey Third Crossing, Calaveras, Jas A Tait Tutnerville, Sacramento, TM Pauling Uniontown, Hamboldt, A M Murdoch Vurnon, Sutter Abdell, Joleano, Calaveras, E W Gemm ay ss 7% All kinds of Cabinet Work made or repaired . Grass Valley Book & Huse . soe wicraelaes -Manufactures of : Stoves, Crockery and. . GLASS WARE. E. MCLAUGHLIN, E. M@LAUVGHLIN,. Brick Stere, Mill St., Grass Valley.EGS LEAVE to inform his many friends and the? public generally; that he has the Largest anif: Best seFected Stock ever offered in this market of—— HARDWARE ~ BAR AND SHEET IRON CAST STEEL LEAD PIPE OF ALL SIZE DOUGLAS PUMPS RUBBER & LEATHER BELTING LACE LEATHER RUBBER, HEMP AND COTTON PACKING GUN AND BLASTING POWDER SAFTY FUSE QUICKSILVER CARPENTER’S AND JOINER’S TOOLS FINE POCKET & TABLE CUTLERY AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS MANILEA ROPE, ALL SIZES CROCKERY & GLASS WARE WOODEN WARE TIN WARE DOORS & WINDOW SASAR , All of which will be sold ai the lowest Cash Priee. Reger age ESO. Sacer, : Tin, Copper and Sheet fron Ware. 28) Ra JOB WORK DONE TO ORDER. {tf BURDETT & CO,, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, Main Street... . Grass Valley, Two Doors below the Post Office, and opposite Benton’s Exchange. LL KINDS of Jewelry Work done in the neates 4X possible manner. Watch Cleaning and Repair ing done at the shortest notice, Ve have a Lapidary oonnected with our establishment which enables us to manufacture ail kinds of Quartz Jewelry as cheap as the cheapest. — A@~ Quartz bearing Gold bought, or cut to order . N. B. All work done at our Establishment warranted to give entire satisfaction. 24-tf LJ e @ Thompsonian Physician. R. AARON DOW of Grass Valley, having had 24 years practice in the above profession, although for the past three years having retired frem practice, will, from and after this date, receive calls from those desiring his niode of treatinent, Vegetable and Botanical Medicine. Aa Dysentery and Dirrhea cured on a warrantée; or no pay. _ Prof. Waterhouse, of Harvard University, says of this mode of practice, to the Boston Courier :— re-main firm in the opinion that the Thomsonian system of practice is superior to any now extant ; for by his remedies, as much can be accomplished in three or four days, as can be done by the regular system in as many weeks, and that too without injuring, the patient.’’ 4a Dr. D. resides on his Ranch, on the Nevada. and Rough & Ready road. First house west of Camp. Spring, one mile from Grass valley, 33g miles from. Nevada. 3m28 NEW STORE!! Permanently lecated ‘on MAIN ST., GRASS VALLEY. THOMAS FINDLEY, Wholesale Dealer in FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Of all Kinds and Qualities. Aiso—at Wholesale and Retail, A large Stock of Greceries, Provisions, a1! kinds of Mining Tools, and a large Stock of Crockery. £2 This Stock is selected with care and warranted to give satisfaction. Ag All Orders promptly attended to, and Gae delivered Viee of Charge. GOLD DUST BOUGHT. CHECKS Drawn on DREXEL, SaTuer & CuuRGH. 17-tf GRASS VALLEY BAKERY —AN D— PROVISION STORE. Cc. R. EDWARDS & CO. Have removed from the ruins of their former place of Business, on Main Street, and establishéd themselves permanently at their New Fire-proof Store, on Mill Street, ¥ ‘ Where they are prepared to furnish their old. ‘ ustemers, and all new ones wlio may please te give them a call, with every variety of BREAD, PIES AND CAKE. WEDDING AND OTHER PARTIES furnished at short hotice, with Fruit, Sponge and Pound Cake, at the lowést prices: gg. , Our Assortment of Provisions, Groceries and Liquors Wili be found equal toany in this market, and will be kept full and fresh by constant arrivals from below, 4@~ Goods delivered to any part of the town, ‘fr of extra charge: oe 3-3 L. P. Stong, O. N. SMitH, GREAT REDUCTION. Immense Excitement at the UNION HOTEL, No. 235 Broad Street, Nevada Cit HE PROPRIETORS of this well known Es sbichment beg leave to inform their friends, ar 1 the traveling public that on and after Monday, the 28th S#. of January, 1856 the price of Board will be reai ced. This House is too well known to neéd any comni nt The Proprietors pledge themselves that be exper oa shall be spared to make it a comfortable home to a'} who may favor them with their patrouage. Board per weeks.. 0.0. 6533 Bee fees $8308, ** and Lodging, per week.... : 10,00. See ae, ORY oe Ve bee 34 cues iss 2,00, Single Meéals...:. ebb ouae st -<sa7) Oe Lodging ...¢... . ; 53 “Acie bode soa 18-yf STONE & SMITH. Proprietors Dissolution—City Brewery: ee Co-partnership heretofore existing under thename and style of Mitchell & Maiden, of the City Brewery, corner of Main and Church. Streets, Grass Valley, is this day dissolved by mutual conséni. The business of the late firm will be settled by éither of the undersigned, CHARLES MITCHE! 2 JOHN MAIDEN, Grass Valley, May 19th, 1856, The undersigned have this day formed a Co-part» nership, and will continue the business, as above, az usual, under the name and style of Taylor & Maiden. SAMUEL TAYLOR (Caapwicx.) JOHN MAIDEN WRer LATE ARRIVALS From ae York > of new style fancy Cassimere Pants : Cases of plain and fancy Satinnett PANTS, 3°* Cases of Linen Duck and Cottonade PaNTs; Cases of black cloth frock and business CoaT#;Cases of denin UveRaLis and JuMprrs , ey Cases of light grey Flannel Oversmats j Cases of Linen théck Saimrs Cases of white L. B. Sarrts ; Cases of gray and white Mer. Srints & Daaw'as; Cases of Cotton and Wool Surrts ; Bales of blue and searlett BLANKETS ; In addition to the above we have a great variety of Goods in our line. too numerous to mention, selected by one of the firmnow in New York, which will be sold at the lowest market fates, by the package or simgle dozen ; to which we invite the early attention j of buyers. BREWSTER & JENNINGS, Granite store, No 72 Battery St.30 8m San Franeises. ’ i sid eet cca