April 6, 1861 (4 pages)

ee NSA ESSER ob RTH NRA PERRET 0 taentedameeaerderneene nn ee abe arirantnemetomoee ee samme a mgt eer aN NN Nm eR RN NCAA RMR ah NA Re sR mT Age Sa ; I. 0.0. F.—At a regular meeting of the San Special Notices. Ww? Variety. ae ohe Hydraulic 2 VES. . Suan Lodge, No. 67, I. 0.0. F., held on the ws P Cine ae SMITH & LO Ss ge oa evening of April Ist, the following persons were ” NJUA N LODGE, No.67, L. O-bf Shady Creek Saw Mill. “ALTERATIVE AND Purtryine Syrvp.”—In . elected Representatives to the Right Worthy 2°. ia gid Monday evening, at : This Mill has just been completed, and is ready, 4 their column, Messrs. Franchere & Butler, drugGrand Lodge of California, to convene in San Rast aia és 4 Soak eB = oe a Fellows’ Hall, ES supply LUMBER of all kinds, and in any quantity. 28 gists of this place, advertise a-‘medicine bearing . } this name, to which the attention of persons suffering with neuralgia, is especially directed. This malady, like a fiend with biting tooth, had been in our head four years—at times producing a sensation such as might be supposed to arise . Legislative nominees for Résident Physician of from pouring molfén lead on the brain—pain-. the Insane Asylum at Stockton, was elected in Joint Convention on Wednesday. Dr. Clark, of ful beyond all conception to those who have not ‘experienced it. For five weeks, on one occasion, have we been unable to stir abroad—eyes swollen, temples throbbing, temper soured, flesh decreased—in fact, entirely tinfitted for society or . : its enjoyments. ‘We’ found, at last, a medicine _which would palfliate it—the same that forms the ‘base of Fran¢here & Butler’s “Alterative,” but ‘nothing, until we tried the “Alterative,” which would break up and entirély remove the neuralgia. Such, however, has been the undoubted effect of this medicine. We know something about its component parts, and can safely—as we do voluntarily and with pleasure—recom. mend it as the best syrup for the diseases which it proposes to cure, that was ever offered’ fo the public. INNocULATED.—A singular instance of innoc‘ulation occurred in this place a few days since. One of our physicians being called upon to perform an operation for the cure of an aphrodisiac disease, had a flesh cut on one of his hands, which unfortunately came in contact with the affected part of the patient’s body, and was innoculated with its malignant virus. The venous flow of blood carried the poison up through the arm to the shoulder, producing great pain, and temporarily depriving the physitian alluded to of the use of that member. ‘As he is skillful in the practice of his profession, he has no doubt ‘ere this succeeded, by an application’ of the proper antidotes, in arresting the progress of the vicious malady. eo sO A Goop Svsstirure —Spangles has’ a throat as dry as a powder-horn. He abominates “tarantula juice” in every form, and is too poor to drink wine, so he compromises enter the residence of Mr. Sullivan, residing on Flume street. His wife and daughter hastened to the saloon of Clark & Boniface for assistance. A number of gentlemen who happened to be in ‘the saloon, immediately proceeded to the resi} “er-wise dare predict when it will be otherwise. Francisco the 7th of May next, viz: Wm. Abbey, George D. Dornin, Saniuel Hartley, Warren Heaton, James Briggs, Abraham Dayton, J. B. Johnson. ebsites ‘ ASYLUM Puystcian.—Tilden, one of the El Dorado county, was on the same day chosen for Visiting Physician of the saime Institution. Tue Storm ConTINvES.—Sinceé our last issue, there has been but little intermission in the rain storm. Three or four times the sun shone brightly for an hour or so on each occasion, to be blottéd out by copious and protracted showers of rain. Although vast quantities have fallen, the amount has not been so great, nor effected anything like so much damage as the storm of last week. The break-ups have been just sufficient to allow the streams to disgorge themselves, and keep within a moderate range of their banks. At this writing (Friday afternoon) the rain descends, and the heavens are frowning. None but the weathats a EET Resorcines at Timpucroo.—Wm, Jeffards, writing from Timbuctoo to the Marysville Democrat, over date of 2d inst., says : “The news of the election of McDougall to the United States Senate, which was received here to-night by telegraph, together with the election of D. Botyer as President and general superintendent of the Water Co. in this place, gaused a great rejoicing’ with the citizens ana miners here, who fired: one hundread and ten gunsin honor of the election of Dave, who is a gentleman in, every sense of the word, and has merited the ‘good wishes of all who know him. After this, the balance of the powder, which amounted to. about fifty pounds, was burnt Yp honor of McDougall. The,town is filledwith people and times are good. —_ e i GuipE Boarps.—We notice that in some portions of the State, citizens are placing guide-boards at the road-crossings at their Selma Weekly Issue raises the cry, “Let the’ Border States go.” noncanonical aenneepsieneinasanstnaa Fotxp&rep.—There can be little doubt now that the ‘United States sioop-of-war Levant has gone down, with every soul on board, officers, sailors, and marines. There Brothers of the Order in good standing are invited to attend. . : : Cuas. H. Hayss, N. G. L. McGrrre, Sec’y. Mrs. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse bes and female physician, hasa Soothiag Syrup for children teething, by softening the gums, reducing all inflamation—will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will giverest to yourselves. and reliefand health to your intants.— Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in anothercolumn. NEW ARRANGEMENT. Arrivals and Departufés*of the “Mails, The following winter arrangements has been made in the arrivals and departures of the mails :_ ARRIVALS.—From Nevada, at 9 o’clock, a. M5 © Marysville, at 3 P. 313 “ Forest City and Downieville,2 P.at. DEPARTURES—To Marysville,7 o’clook,,a. M.; “ Nevada and Sacramento, 2 P. M.; “ Forest City and Dowanieville, 9 a.m. ** Cherokee aud Columbia Hill,7 a.m. : : : J. A. SEELY, P. M. North San Juan, Dec. 22, 1860. THERE are many ways of relieving pain for the time being. but there is only one way of removing diseases. No palliative, no anodyne, no topical application wil] remove it. It must be attacked at its source,in the fluids of the body, which convey the poison tothd !ocalities where it is developed in inflammation, sores, ulcers, tumors, abscesses, glandular swellings, &c., as thecase may be. These fluids must be reached, acted upon and purified by some powerful agent. Such an agent is Yellow Dock, Sarsaparilla and Iodide Potash: (Manufactured at Watt’s Drug store ) It gentlystim; ulates while it disinfects and expels from the stomach and bowels all that is irritating and at the same time restores their vigor and tone. NEW STORE. HECHT & PRATT, ‘NORTH SAN’JUAN. COAL and LARD OILS, ete. 5; We would particularly invite the attention of the; Trade to our well assorted stock. Receiving all our, goods : short notice. Having the very best of Timber, and a# the modern improvements in machiuery, we can give entire saiisfaction to those who may favor us with their patronage. Dec. 8, 1860. CLARK & CG.DISSOLUTtON OF PAR NERSHIP, — co-partnership heretofore existing under th* . name and style of DEAN & BALDWIN, in the Butchering business and for the sale of Meats, wie dissolved on Monday, the 11th of March, by mutus. consent. All those indebted to the late concern ar« requested to make immediate payment to the unde.rsigned, who alone is authorised to receipt forthe same, and who will ¢till continue to conduct the Flume St.eet Market at the old stand. H.C. DEAN: North San Juan, March 16. as NEW SEEDS. a Ww: have just received, via the Isthmus, diregt from the reliable seedsmen J, M. Thorburr & Co., of New York, a full stock of FRESH SEEDS, ae containing all the varieties required for California. These Seeds were carefully selected, and packed in hermetically-sealed cases, and: have arrived in perfect order. Our stook contains a full assertmens of Vegetable Seeds, Grass,,Clover, Apple, Pear, Looust,. Osa, Orange and Flower Seeds. Also,.Bield andi Garden Peas, Beans, Corn, &c., &¢., of the chaicest varieties.-: Parties in the vicinity of. North San:Juan wanting RELIABLE SEEDS, ae can send ns their.orders by expresa; and they wiil receive immediate and careful attention, . “ J. H. WRIGHT & Co., Marysville, mrehi6 2m : a PATENT MINING INVENTIONS. WE ‘are "prépared to furnish the public with all the improvements and machinery for EXYDRAULIC MINING, consisting in part of our ! ees a Pee Patent Distributor, or Cut-Off, (Detached or Combined ;) The Improved Half-Screw Couplings, (For Six-inch Hose ;) Half-Screw Couplings for Eleven-inch Iron Pipe; The ‘Newly Invented Clasps, or Grip-Bands, (Vor Fastening _, Hose’ to’their Couplings ;) The Improved Nozzles and Gum Hose Pipes, (Matufactured in New York expressly for this market ;) also, MINERS, . ATTENTION! E can now. furnish the article — MINING, ur GUTTA PERCHA MINING HOSE! — Has been proved to possess the qualities enabling it Stand a Heavy Pressure, Endure Hard Usage, Bear Heat and Cold with Impunity, Deliver #® Smoother Stream Hose fag se long 4 desired. sa Than canvas, and in addition to these excellencice, COSTS A MODERATE PRICE. with the medium alluded to, on lager beer. . own ore. Psa Dua eee public ind OPPOSITE THE UNiON HOTEL. Dick's Patent Presses, and other Impréved Machinery for manufachet poor cope it with Rubber, as it is altogether Koch & Fitter may not furnish as sparkling . Vemence an ere 1S provably ho countty . nATHhOolesale «& Retail uring tron Fipe. es nee foc Ned a beverage as Longworth, the Sainsevaines erase sae Ss ry at ae ae ipirked = DEALERS IN For the manufacture and sale of ‘a!l these articles, we have the exclusive cones ys we sy i ee ee ‘ or Heidsieck, but it is far more invigorating . citizens of the snrroundirg country follow Groceries, trol -of the State of California. Weare prepared to furnish IRON AQUEDUCT gested ae ne age aac and refreshing. John Fitter delivers it in. the example. We even think, as a matter PROVISIONS, '. of any desired capacity, AT OUR OWN RISK, if required. Our improved eutat Gdntinen ahe bee ee kegs or bottles any reasonable distance—say of ‘pabite i ee Hes carts of SuperForeign and Domestie machinery may be obtained also from < 170 feet fall. Bn geo ory on ‘not exceeding ten miles from the brewery—. the expense of the couaty, ene EYOUGgES EVERETT & McLELLAND, Brandy City ; Ola No. 41 California street, bet. Front and Davis, ‘and we commend all lovers of the article to were aint IQ 6 “c Camptonville; paaretai San Francisoa a trial of its virtues, which we unhesitatingda papers roa ecm ere sage then give CIGARS, A. H. JULIEN, Timbuctoo ; rapy . utterance to their discontent at the’present ? ae Fy 1K SENEY. Nevada: ly pronounce fully equal to tiene of the very state of affairs in the. S.A, Both the TusTOBACCO, ae eee a ee 4 i nee: manufactured anywhere within . ombia North Alabamian and the Tuscaloosa HARDWARE, WW oe FOSS Little York y3 . the State. Monitor denounce the Congress vigorous] = ‘ . 30 6 the ’ ne c) ie a Poe woe en ee ATTEMPT AT Hovsnunsailivce—A few nights ~ ne = submit measures and ap 7 gitciure ct eS .WILLITS & Co:, Dutch Flat ; : ory, T. & L. McGUIRE, ; . © pointments to the people for approval. The CAMPHENE, G. F. HUTCHINSON, Columbia Hill, since an attempt was made by some scamp to W. A. WHITH, French Corral; D. B. HINCKLEY & Co., San Francisco. : SMITH & LOW, North San Juan. ‘feb23 3m DIRECT FROM SAN -FRANCISCO, We are enabled to furnish them, with addition of freight, at Sacramento prices. “dence of Mr. Sullivan, but ‘before they reached "it the scoundrel had fled. It will be remembered by our readers that it was Mr. Sullivan’s premcould not*have been less than five hundred nien upon the nobleship. The disaster took place while the vessel was on the way from a ne ~~ $8. T. WATTS, SPRING TRADE. WECHT & PRATT. bait eon 0 ea Ea eo ESE ises which were robbed a few weeks ago of over * $3,000 that had been buried under the floor. ———--—__—_-—-+ @ + —---— —_ Brvutat AssavcLt.—Several nights ago, a fiend in human shape, an Irishman, procecded to the Indian encampment a few rods south of the town, the Sandwich Islands to Panama. aTHe SACRAMENTO, PLACER AND NEVADA Rarroap.—The Placer (Auburn) Herald of the 30th of March says: Theconstruction of the Sacramento, Placer’ SLE SEIS SE ce i a a ed LASTING POWDER AND FUSE, in lots to suit, at HECHT & PRATT’S. AVANA and DOMESTIC CIGARS, by the Case or Box, at.’ _ HECUOT & PRATT'S. DRUGGQIST, No. 92, First street, Marysville, f KEEPS Constantly on hand and for sale, at Wholesale and Retail. Cox’s Sparkling Geletine, } #{ Cooper's Sheet Isinglass, Sago, Tapioca, HeckFS or's Farina, and flavoring Extracts of Vanilla, : Peach, Bitter Almonds, Orange, Lemon, and straw‘COFFIN, REDINGTON & CO., New York. ‘REDINGTON & CO.,..San Francisco. RICE, COFFIN & CO., con PPRESCRIPTIONS . carehitly: compounded at the SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. North San Juan, March 9, 1861. eee : : Garden Seeds! and made a violent attempt upon an Indian wo-j 244 Nevada Railroad is ‘very a fixed STE, % aE EES, age . berry. a te ° a Nevads y near a nxe EW CRANBERRIES at . : Mate ~ : ae eis Sere ust received, by Express, dire man upwards of fifty years of age. Her husband, . fact. During the present week the condiN HECHT & PRATT’S. an arin, Seige mace ti ar D STREET : pe atten: — the celebrated : % ta LS PRR ‘ , cee Semen RR ee eS Coie eS eT SY fastor Oil, Neg 2 ° ’ : as an inoffensive gray-haired man, over sixty—the . tions of a contract, for the furnishing of the ROCKERY, a splendid assortment, at Tinseed O01 Olive Oil. Cha’s. V. Mapes, New York, only person present to witness the assault—went . iron, chairs, spikes, and ‘the laying of the ’ to her assistance, when he was felled bya blow from the fist of the brawny assaitant, who closed in with the Indianand choked him. The woman set up a terrible screaming, which attracted ‘the attention of some of our citizens, who proceeded to the spot, where they found the Trishman and Indian engaged in a hand to hand conflict. On perceiving the party, the Irishmah “sloped,” and thus saved himself from being ducked -in in ‘the reservoir. neem oe Sare.—Freeman’s bridge, we are pleased to say, has successfully withstood the shock ‘of contending elements, and bids defiance to the floods of the Yuba. Wagons are crossing it daily and ina short tinte it will be . have nearly reached the estimates of Mr. ‘contract have also been arranged with the track or the eutire line, from Folsom to the town of Auburn, has been concluded with ‘L. L. Rotinson. The terms of a running Sacramento Valley Railroad, by which the machinery of that road will run the Auburn road, and theveby save ‘the ‘latter the cost of machinery that would be necessary under an independent running orgauization. The subscriptions to ‘the stock of the road: Day for the grading, etc., of the first division: of thirteen tniles in the direction of Auburn,’ and itis the intentien of the Company to proceed with this at the earliest practicable: day; and for this purpose a new Board of Directors, as required by the statute, will be elected during the coming month. It is HECHT & PRATT’S. WPASKET TEA! JAPAN DO. Black and Green Teas of all brands, at, ._. : HECHT & PRATT’S. eS COAL & LARD OILS, at HECHT & PRATT’S. ST RECEIVED, @ the ‘celebrated “ BISQUIT DUBOUCHE’ COENAG, at HECHT & PRATT’S. . ‘. podnd’ all irritation will Sold wholesale and retail, at reduced prices. by S. T. WATTS, 92 First street. Hair Tonic.-=To persons residing in warm cli mates, this compound will be invaluable as a specific in retaining to the skin a healthy action and neutra)izing any of the evil effects, which by continued or frequent perspiration, must cause to the hair. Tochildren, or the youngest infant, it may be used with the greatest freedom, for however thin or weakly the hair may igi oer 2 be, by the use of this comeallayed. ‘ is tonic is more particularly recommended for re-: . storing grey hairs to {heir original color, and with few exceptions itis acknowledged to be infallible;. but in all cases it is acknowledged to be superior to like pre parations now in the market. AS sates 8 This is no hair oil for simply greasing the. hair, but achemieal preparation free from grease or other injurious ingredients. Neeser ee : Mannfactdred and sold at the drug storeof S T. Watts, Marysville, and sold by traders aud druggists iM Oo 8 tk RS chasers may rely upon their purit DRUGGISTS. MARYSVILLE. WHOLESALE RETAIL Having superior facilities in the Eastern Markets TITROUGH THEIR NEW YORK HOUSE, will offer during the coming season at Much Reduced Prices. Staple Drugs and Chemicals; A full assortment of e, Vegetable and Flower Seeds, Of the growth of 1860. ae These seeds Were all grown on the farm of Prof. Jas J. Mapes, editor of the ““Wo-king Farmer,” and pur I shal] also keep.on hand an assortmentof Galifornig Grown Seeds, from the Gardenof A. P. Smith & Co., Sacramento. ; ‘. Sag GEO. D. DORNIN, ; Post-Office Building. North San Juan, Dec. 22d, 1860. 3m ° ees FRENCH, WILSON & Cco., : _Make the best.» £ CLOTEING. FURNISHING GOODS, of ALL KINDS, Retailing for Cash, at Wholesale Prices, The Largest and Best Stock of : seme . throughout the State. Paintsand Painter’s Stock; CLOTHING, ‘repaired so as to present as staunch a footes 8 bet vay te grading es the = Cheap J ohn’s Also== Window Glass, of all sizes; FURNISHING GOODS, . 1 ond division of ‘six miles into Auburn under . ; INKS hold as ever. way as so0n as or before the first division is Opiate Balsamique, Oni teas whtat one mestamass rey ALISES, poe San Juan THEATER AssocraTION.—A meet-. opened. So DEAE ES : beasirap beans hye Secret Disneed-plesmant to the Varnishes, Gold and Silver Leaf; CARPET BAGS, ‘ing of the recently created association of stock-. The building of this road will mark a new es Y YRANCHERE & BUTLER, Soda Bottle, and other Corks; UMBRELLAS, holders in a Theater to be erected at North and prosperous ers, not only to Auburn, but Agents, North San Juan, San Juan, was held in the office of R. H. Farquhar, Esq., on Thursday evening, to perfect the ‘organization, elect permanent officers, ete. On motion, it was voted to file a certificate of ‘incorporation, under the general law. _ An election was held, whith resulted in the choice of the following officers, viz: President, R. H. Farquhar, Esq.; Secretary, C. H. Hayes ; Treasurer, Daniel Furth; Directors, W. H. Sears, T. G. Smith, C. Schardin. On motion, it was voted that the lot on the north side of Main strett, belonging to Mr. T. G. Smith, and opposite that géntleman’s livery stable, should be selected as the most suitable location for the building, and cheapest in price. On motion, the Board of Diréctors were authorised to procure plans, specifications, ete., for the building, to be presented to the stockholders at an adjourned meeting, to be held at Judge Farquhar’s office to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon at two o’clock. The committee to obtain subscriptions, réported $2,900 subscribed, with the prospect of a considerable increase. z On motion, the capital stock was fixed at Four Thousand Dollars, divided into shares of twentyfive dollars each. PTuanxs to Geo. W. Welch, Bookseller ind Stationer at Nevada, for copies of Atlantic papers. the country above and aroand us. El Dorado, Placer and Nevada will experience the benefits rapidly. Suspenpep.—The recent heavy rains have done much damage to quartz claims of Grass Valley, by filing them up. Many of the mills have temporarily suspended work, on account of not being ablé to keep the water out of the shafts—so great is the increase. The Scadden Co., Rocky Bar and all the mills on Massachusetts Hill will 8oon resumé operations. By the suspension of operations of the above mills some two or three hundred mén have beén thtowh out of employment. ———__—__—_-“My pear,” said Mrs. Dogbérry to her daughter, “You should not hold yvur dress so very high in crossing ‘over the street.” — $9 “Then, ma,” replied the maiden, “how could fever show the beauty of my flounced pantaletts, that have near ruined my eyesight to manufacture ? eo AN anxious mother in Manchester thus writes to her son in California: “My dear son—Come home. A rolling stone gathers on moss. Your affectidnate moth: er.” r To which Young Hopeful, equally lacénie, replies : , ; ‘My dear mother—Come hére. A setting ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT! We Guarantee te ANY HOUSE IN NORTH SAN JUAN! And at the Drug store of 8. T. WATTS, sept. 29 3m Marysville. Hydraulic Hose Making. The undersigned would respectfully inform the miners of North San Juan and surrounding mining camps. that he hason hand at his manufactory, _ 100 Bolts of Lawrence Duck, ¥rom 0000 to 000000000000, and that he can sell it at J} about 15 cents per yard—cheaper than it has ever be. fore been sold on this Ridge. As to the durability of . his work, the following recommeiidation from Mr. Sam. Howe, President and Foreman of the Eureka Mining Company, on this Hill, speaks for itself : “After having tried the Hose of different makers, and of different kinds, in the Etreka Claims, I have no hesitation in pronouncing that made by Mr. Frank Soule, from Lawrence Diack, superior, in every respect to any other. I use it with a pressure of at least 175 . feet, and can say that it answers admirably, the seams . lasting longer than any other part of.the hose.” SAM. HOWE, President Eureka Mining Company. _ Other names could be procured, but the above is sbfficient to satisfy all. . My manufactory is oh Flume street, first door above the Church. : : _. FRANK SOULE. 4a>-Orders from a distance promptly atteuded to. jan26 3m ONSTABLE’S SALE:-= : State of California, county of Nevada, Township of Bridgeport. . ; By virtue of an exectition to me delivered, issued from the courtof R. H. Farquhar, Esq., an acting Justiceof the Peace in and for the county. aforesaid, bearing date March 28th. a. a. 1$61, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Justice of the Peace, on the 12th day of March, a. d. 1861, in favor of Joseph Tnomas,and against St. Clair Barnes, for the sum_of $209 95-100 debt, interest, damages aad costs of suit, [ have taken in execution, and will sell to tie highest bidder for Acids--Nitric, Muriatic &c: Spices, (whole) Indigo, Glue: Trusses, Supporters and Braces; Turpentine, Camphene and Coal Oil Hops, and Brewers’ Material; Soda--Saland Bicarb. Cream Tartar . AGENTS FOR Jayne’s, Ayer’s, and Graefenberg Medicines; Fish’s, Mrs. Allen’s,and Wood’s Hair Restorative Hali’s Balsam; Scovill’s Blood and Liver Syrup; Brown’s Bronchial Troches; and all the most popular patent.medicinesof theday. decl6 3ta RICE, COFFIN & CO. 27, D street, Marysville. CABINET MAKING AND JOINING. The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of San Juan and vicinity that he has opened a Cabinet Making and Joiner’s Shop, where line, promptly, and in On Filunie street, heis prepared.to do all kinds of business in his the best style of, workmanship. Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Washstands,, Bureaus, Tables Safes, and in fact ail kindsof Furnitare kept constantly on hand, made to order, and repaired. Second hand Furniture bought and sold. Aug. 4, 1860. ; JOHN G. KLINK. 3m é WIRE ROPE. BY ITS_GREAT DURABILITY, IS Less than One-Fourth the Cost of any Other KIND OF ROPE! Itis 40 pér Cent. lighter; less than onéhalf the diameter; and is unaffected by change of weather. ETC., ETC., st a coteoe TO BE vesoce Found in any Retail House in California. Goods suitable for traveling purpeses in any ‘climate. enn, ~ -. FRENCH, WILSON & CO,,. Next door to the What Cheer-House, ~» . And No. 823 Montgomery street, near California, in eck Building, San Francisco. . e sh» anufacturing Establishment, No. 102 ty st., New York. . . ee " 3 3 _ P. 8.—Measpres taken for Goods from.our house in New York, and delivered to any part of this State without extra charge. feb9-ly. _ _. Constable’s Sale. s : ae rs 7 Of me, IEREAS, on the 23d day of March, a. d. 1861. a final judgment and decree was rendered by N.C, Carter, J ustice of the Peace for Bloomfield township state ef California, connty of Nevada, against Louis Nicolas, and in favor of C. Cezar, for the sum of sixty: five dollars, principal debt, with interest thereon at the rate of three per cent. per month from the 27th day of July, 1860, until paid, together with-all costs of suit ; and whereas, on the :23d day of March, a dy 1861, it was ordered and decreed by said Court that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff’s eat be fore; closed, and the property therein. described, to-wit : the. one-third interest in and to aget of Mining C situated on Malakoff Ravine, Humbug District, state and county aforesaid, bounded as follows: Commencing at the line.of Henry Boudin’s Claims, and extend« ing up the Ravine about three hundred feet, more or less, to,the line of Wattier’s Claims, and extending back to the centre of the hill, together with. all the appurtenances thereon belongings be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgment, cosés and interest, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of Raid sums of money,.as aforesaid, notice is hereby given _ a na agg ase sale all the.above describproperty to the highest ass g bidder for cash, on the cash, the following described property, to wit: All : Mona ba das oka : =? To Messrs. ©. T. Jordan sail Myron Angel,. hen never gets fat. Your affectionaté of St. Clair Barne’s right, title, interest in and toa. _ Itis specially adapted for Hoisting and Winding itkipies os me and day of April, 1861,. for express favors. son.” AU CTI ON certain vacant lot in North San Juan, state and coun. purposes for Guy Ropes, Ferry Ropes, Long Pump the hours of ten o’clock, a. m., and two o’cl’k A : ¥ : ty aforesaid. Said lot is located on Main street, north . Ropes, &c., &c.,andtbree years’ trial under. all cir. P;™Given under my hand this, 23d day of March. Eastman, for . raced aa moeee™ eal What is the difference between an atthe West, and rinning east thirty feet on the Main . application. ss ww paste ahead ; To George W. Derickson, for conveying safely tempted homicide and a hog butchery? One street, anc extending back from Main to San Juan . . Scalesof strength and weights, and circulars forto this office a valuable package of printing material from San Francisco. To Langton & Co., of Downieville, for late copies of the Territorial Eenterprise and an Extra containing Pony news. To Messrs. P. and T., of Freeman’s Crossing, for $5 subscription money—the only funds re ceived from that class of delinquents in a period of three weeks. Take your time, gentlemen— we have still a limited credit at the grocer’s and butches’s! is an assault with intent to kill, the other is a kill with an intent to salt. NOTICE S HEREBY GIVEN to all whom it may concern that the notes and accounts of C. A. Peck have been left in my hands for collection, and prompt payment of the same to me is required. JOSEPH KUTZ. North Sap Juan, March 9, 1861,-1m enter anteaters nesses enna eR EVERY EVENING. Cc. E. De LONG, Attorney at Law, D sTREEFT,.. pa auaonhiienapabebhiicseen eecesssceee MARYSVILLE Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, up stairs. jun16 RESH OREGON CRANBERRIES KE Just received and for sale by R. REAMER On Saturday, April 13th, 1861, between the hoursof 10 o’clock a.m. and 5 o’clock p m., in front of the office of R. H. Farqubar, Esq., in North San Juan, state and county aforesaid. Taken as the property of St. Clair Barnes, to satisfy the above demandsand accruing costs. North San Juan. March 28.1861. een e teen cnet nnn nt eee tee ene ween nae ei eee ees eeeecereeeeceececsececes ANCH BUTTER, at HECHT & PRATT’S. warded by Sass 4 the Manufacturers, Feb. 2d, 1861. 8. HALLIDIE-& CO.; 412, — street, San Francisco. mis a “= M7INDOW GLASS, Atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. LD FRENCH COGNAC, French Brandy, at Jamaica Rum, by the Cask orGallon, : HECHT & PRATT’S. 4 J.M. PAINTER . PAINTER & Co. . 7 Practical Printers, and Dealers i Type, Presses, Printing Materials Ink, Paper, Cards, ¥¢. ee 510 Clay Street, above Sansome, J.B. rarvzan San Francisco. ~* T. P. PAINTER ) &@-Offices fitted out with dispatch. march2-1yee oe

ee NSA ESSER ob RTH NRA PERRET 0 taentedameeaerderneene nn ee abe arirantnemetomoee ee samme a mgt eer aN NN Nm eR RN NCAA RMR ah NA Re sR mT Age Sa ; I. 0.0. F.—At a regular meeting of the San Special Notices. Ww? Variety. ae ohe Hydraulic 2 VES. . Suan Lodge, No. 67, I. 0.0. F., held on the ws P Cine ae SMITH & LO Ss ge oa evening of April Ist, the following persons were ” NJUA N LODGE, No.67, L. O-bf Shady Creek Saw Mill. “ALTERATIVE AND Purtryine Syrvp.”—In . elected Representatives to the Right Worthy 2°. ia gid Monday evening, at : This Mill has just been completed, and is ready, 4 their column, Messrs. Franchere & Butler, drugGrand Lodge of California, to convene in San Rast aia és 4 Soak eB = oe a Fellows’ Hall, ES supply LUMBER of all kinds, and in any quantity. 28 gists of this place, advertise a-‘medicine bearing . } this name, to which the attention of persons suffering with neuralgia, is especially directed. This malady, like a fiend with biting tooth, had been in our head four years—at times producing a sensation such as might be supposed to arise . Legislative nominees for Résident Physician of from pouring molfén lead on the brain—pain-. the Insane Asylum at Stockton, was elected in Joint Convention on Wednesday. Dr. Clark, of ful beyond all conception to those who have not ‘experienced it. For five weeks, on one occasion, have we been unable to stir abroad—eyes swollen, temples throbbing, temper soured, flesh decreased—in fact, entirely tinfitted for society or . : its enjoyments. ‘We’ found, at last, a medicine _which would palfliate it—the same that forms the ‘base of Fran¢here & Butler’s “Alterative,” but ‘nothing, until we tried the “Alterative,” which would break up and entirély remove the neuralgia. Such, however, has been the undoubted effect of this medicine. We know something about its component parts, and can safely—as we do voluntarily and with pleasure—recom. mend it as the best syrup for the diseases which it proposes to cure, that was ever offered’ fo the public. INNocULATED.—A singular instance of innoc‘ulation occurred in this place a few days since. One of our physicians being called upon to perform an operation for the cure of an aphrodisiac disease, had a flesh cut on one of his hands, which unfortunately came in contact with the affected part of the patient’s body, and was innoculated with its malignant virus. The venous flow of blood carried the poison up through the arm to the shoulder, producing great pain, and temporarily depriving the physitian alluded to of the use of that member. ‘As he is skillful in the practice of his profession, he has no doubt ‘ere this succeeded, by an application’ of the proper antidotes, in arresting the progress of the vicious malady. eo sO A Goop Svsstirure —Spangles has’ a throat as dry as a powder-horn. He abominates “tarantula juice” in every form, and is too poor to drink wine, so he compromises enter the residence of Mr. Sullivan, residing on Flume street. His wife and daughter hastened to the saloon of Clark & Boniface for assistance. A number of gentlemen who happened to be in ‘the saloon, immediately proceeded to the resi} “er-wise dare predict when it will be otherwise. Francisco the 7th of May next, viz: Wm. Abbey, George D. Dornin, Saniuel Hartley, Warren Heaton, James Briggs, Abraham Dayton, J. B. Johnson. ebsites ‘ ASYLUM Puystcian.—Tilden, one of the El Dorado county, was on the same day chosen for Visiting Physician of the saime Institution. Tue Storm ConTINvES.—Sinceé our last issue, there has been but little intermission in the rain storm. Three or four times the sun shone brightly for an hour or so on each occasion, to be blottéd out by copious and protracted showers of rain. Although vast quantities have fallen, the amount has not been so great, nor effected anything like so much damage as the storm of last week. The break-ups have been just sufficient to allow the streams to disgorge themselves, and keep within a moderate range of their banks. At this writing (Friday afternoon) the rain descends, and the heavens are frowning. None but the weathats a EET Resorcines at Timpucroo.—Wm, Jeffards, writing from Timbuctoo to the Marysville Democrat, over date of 2d inst., says : “The news of the election of McDougall to the United States Senate, which was received here to-night by telegraph, together with the election of D. Botyer as President and general superintendent of the Water Co. in this place, gaused a great rejoicing’ with the citizens ana miners here, who fired: one hundread and ten gunsin honor of the election of Dave, who is a gentleman in, every sense of the word, and has merited the ‘good wishes of all who know him. After this, the balance of the powder, which amounted to. about fifty pounds, was burnt Yp honor of McDougall. The,town is filledwith people and times are good. —_ e i GuipE Boarps.—We notice that in some portions of the State, citizens are placing guide-boards at the road-crossings at their Selma Weekly Issue raises the cry, “Let the’ Border States go.” noncanonical aenneepsieneinasanstnaa Fotxp&rep.—There can be little doubt now that the ‘United States sioop-of-war Levant has gone down, with every soul on board, officers, sailors, and marines. There Brothers of the Order in good standing are invited to attend. . : : Cuas. H. Hayss, N. G. L. McGrrre, Sec’y. Mrs. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse bes and female physician, hasa Soothiag Syrup for children teething, by softening the gums, reducing all inflamation—will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will giverest to yourselves. and reliefand health to your intants.— Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in anothercolumn. NEW ARRANGEMENT. Arrivals and Departufés*of the “Mails, The following winter arrangements has been made in the arrivals and departures of the mails :_ ARRIVALS.—From Nevada, at 9 o’clock, a. M5 © Marysville, at 3 P. 313 “ Forest City and Downieville,2 P.at. DEPARTURES—To Marysville,7 o’clook,,a. M.; “ Nevada and Sacramento, 2 P. M.; “ Forest City and Dowanieville, 9 a.m. ** Cherokee aud Columbia Hill,7 a.m. : : : J. A. SEELY, P. M. North San Juan, Dec. 22, 1860. THERE are many ways of relieving pain for the time being. but there is only one way of removing diseases. No palliative, no anodyne, no topical application wil] remove it. It must be attacked at its source,in the fluids of the body, which convey the poison tothd !ocalities where it is developed in inflammation, sores, ulcers, tumors, abscesses, glandular swellings, &c., as thecase may be. These fluids must be reached, acted upon and purified by some powerful agent. Such an agent is Yellow Dock, Sarsaparilla and Iodide Potash: (Manufactured at Watt’s Drug store ) It gentlystim; ulates while it disinfects and expels from the stomach and bowels all that is irritating and at the same time restores their vigor and tone. NEW STORE. HECHT & PRATT, ‘NORTH SAN’JUAN. COAL and LARD OILS, ete. 5; We would particularly invite the attention of the; Trade to our well assorted stock. Receiving all our, goods : short notice. Having the very best of Timber, and a# the modern improvements in machiuery, we can give entire saiisfaction to those who may favor us with their patronage. Dec. 8, 1860. CLARK & CG.DISSOLUTtON OF PAR NERSHIP, — co-partnership heretofore existing under th* . name and style of DEAN & BALDWIN, in the Butchering business and for the sale of Meats, wie dissolved on Monday, the 11th of March, by mutus. consent. All those indebted to the late concern ar« requested to make immediate payment to the unde.rsigned, who alone is authorised to receipt forthe same, and who will ¢till continue to conduct the Flume St.eet Market at the old stand. H.C. DEAN: North San Juan, March 16. as NEW SEEDS. a Ww: have just received, via the Isthmus, diregt from the reliable seedsmen J, M. Thorburr & Co., of New York, a full stock of FRESH SEEDS, ae containing all the varieties required for California. These Seeds were carefully selected, and packed in hermetically-sealed cases, and: have arrived in perfect order. Our stook contains a full assertmens of Vegetable Seeds, Grass,,Clover, Apple, Pear, Looust,. Osa, Orange and Flower Seeds. Also,.Bield andi Garden Peas, Beans, Corn, &c., &¢., of the chaicest varieties.-: Parties in the vicinity of. North San:Juan wanting RELIABLE SEEDS, ae can send ns their.orders by expresa; and they wiil receive immediate and careful attention, . “ J. H. WRIGHT & Co., Marysville, mrehi6 2m : a PATENT MINING INVENTIONS. WE ‘are "prépared to furnish the public with all the improvements and machinery for EXYDRAULIC MINING, consisting in part of our ! ees a Pee Patent Distributor, or Cut-Off, (Detached or Combined ;) The Improved Half-Screw Couplings, (For Six-inch Hose ;) Half-Screw Couplings for Eleven-inch Iron Pipe; The ‘Newly Invented Clasps, or Grip-Bands, (Vor Fastening _, Hose’ to’their Couplings ;) The Improved Nozzles and Gum Hose Pipes, (Matufactured in New York expressly for this market ;) also, MINERS, . ATTENTION! E can now. furnish the article — MINING, ur GUTTA PERCHA MINING HOSE! — Has been proved to possess the qualities enabling it Stand a Heavy Pressure, Endure Hard Usage, Bear Heat and Cold with Impunity, Deliver #® Smoother Stream Hose fag se long 4 desired. sa Than canvas, and in addition to these excellencice, COSTS A MODERATE PRICE. with the medium alluded to, on lager beer. . own ore. Psa Dua eee public ind OPPOSITE THE UNiON HOTEL. Dick's Patent Presses, and other Impréved Machinery for manufachet poor cope it with Rubber, as it is altogether Koch & Fitter may not furnish as sparkling . Vemence an ere 1S provably ho countty . nATHhOolesale «& Retail uring tron Fipe. es nee foc Ned a beverage as Longworth, the Sainsevaines erase sae Ss ry at ae ae ipirked = DEALERS IN For the manufacture and sale of ‘a!l these articles, we have the exclusive cones ys we sy i ee ee ‘ or Heidsieck, but it is far more invigorating . citizens of the snrroundirg country follow Groceries, trol -of the State of California. Weare prepared to furnish IRON AQUEDUCT gested ae ne age aac and refreshing. John Fitter delivers it in. the example. We even think, as a matter PROVISIONS, '. of any desired capacity, AT OUR OWN RISK, if required. Our improved eutat Gdntinen ahe bee ee kegs or bottles any reasonable distance—say of ‘pabite i ee Hes carts of SuperForeign and Domestie machinery may be obtained also from < 170 feet fall. Bn geo ory on ‘not exceeding ten miles from the brewery—. the expense of the couaty, ene EYOUGgES EVERETT & McLELLAND, Brandy City ; Ola No. 41 California street, bet. Front and Davis, ‘and we commend all lovers of the article to were aint IQ 6 “c Camptonville; paaretai San Francisoa a trial of its virtues, which we unhesitatingda papers roa ecm ere sage then give CIGARS, A. H. JULIEN, Timbuctoo ; rapy . utterance to their discontent at the’present ? ae Fy 1K SENEY. Nevada: ly pronounce fully equal to tiene of the very state of affairs in the. S.A, Both the TusTOBACCO, ae eee a ee 4 i nee: manufactured anywhere within . ombia North Alabamian and the Tuscaloosa HARDWARE, WW oe FOSS Little York y3 . the State. Monitor denounce the Congress vigorous] = ‘ . 30 6 the ’ ne c) ie a Poe woe en ee ATTEMPT AT Hovsnunsailivce—A few nights ~ ne = submit measures and ap 7 gitciure ct eS .WILLITS & Co:, Dutch Flat ; : ory, T. & L. McGUIRE, ; . © pointments to the people for approval. The CAMPHENE, G. F. HUTCHINSON, Columbia Hill, since an attempt was made by some scamp to W. A. WHITH, French Corral; D. B. HINCKLEY & Co., San Francisco. : SMITH & LOW, North San Juan. ‘feb23 3m DIRECT FROM SAN -FRANCISCO, We are enabled to furnish them, with addition of freight, at Sacramento prices. “dence of Mr. Sullivan, but ‘before they reached "it the scoundrel had fled. It will be remembered by our readers that it was Mr. Sullivan’s premcould not*have been less than five hundred nien upon the nobleship. The disaster took place while the vessel was on the way from a ne ~~ $8. T. WATTS, SPRING TRADE. WECHT & PRATT. bait eon 0 ea Ea eo ESE ises which were robbed a few weeks ago of over * $3,000 that had been buried under the floor. ———--—__—_-—-+ @ + —---— —_ Brvutat AssavcLt.—Several nights ago, a fiend in human shape, an Irishman, procecded to the Indian encampment a few rods south of the town, the Sandwich Islands to Panama. aTHe SACRAMENTO, PLACER AND NEVADA Rarroap.—The Placer (Auburn) Herald of the 30th of March says: Theconstruction of the Sacramento, Placer’ SLE SEIS SE ce i a a ed LASTING POWDER AND FUSE, in lots to suit, at HECHT & PRATT’S. AVANA and DOMESTIC CIGARS, by the Case or Box, at.’ _ HECUOT & PRATT'S. DRUGGQIST, No. 92, First street, Marysville, f KEEPS Constantly on hand and for sale, at Wholesale and Retail. Cox’s Sparkling Geletine, } #{ Cooper's Sheet Isinglass, Sago, Tapioca, HeckFS or's Farina, and flavoring Extracts of Vanilla, : Peach, Bitter Almonds, Orange, Lemon, and straw‘COFFIN, REDINGTON & CO., New York. ‘REDINGTON & CO.,....San Francisco. RICE, COFFIN & CO., con PPRESCRIPTIONS . carehitly: compounded at the SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. North San Juan, March 9, 1861. eee : : Garden Seeds! and made a violent attempt upon an Indian wo-j 244 Nevada Railroad is ‘very a fixed STE, % aE EES, age . berry. a te ° a Nevads y near a nxe EW CRANBERRIES at . : Mate ~ : ae eis Sere ust received, by Express, dire man upwards of fifty years of age. Her husband, . fact. During the present week the condiN HECHT & PRATT’S. an arin, Seige mace ti ar D STREET : pe atten: — the celebrated : % ta LS PRR ‘ , cee Semen RR ee eS Coie eS eT SY fastor Oil, Neg 2 ° ’ : as an inoffensive gray-haired man, over sixty—the . tions of a contract, for the furnishing of the ROCKERY, a splendid assortment, at Tinseed O01 Olive Oil. Cha’s. V. Mapes, New York, only person present to witness the assault—went . iron, chairs, spikes, and ‘the laying of the ’ to her assistance, when he was felled bya blow from the fist of the brawny assaitant, who closed in with the Indianand choked him. The woman set up a terrible screaming, which attracted ‘the attention of some of our citizens, who proceeded to the spot, where they found the Trishman and Indian engaged in a hand to hand conflict. On perceiving the party, the Irishmah “sloped,” and thus saved himself from being ducked -in in ‘the reservoir. neem oe Sare.—Freeman’s bridge, we are pleased to say, has successfully withstood the shock ‘of contending elements, and bids defiance to the floods of the Yuba. Wagons are crossing it daily and ina short tinte it will be . have nearly reached the estimates of Mr. ‘contract have also been arranged with the track or the eutire line, from Folsom to the town of Auburn, has been concluded with ‘L. L. Rotinson. The terms of a running Sacramento Valley Railroad, by which the machinery of that road will run the Auburn road, and theveby save ‘the ‘latter the cost of machinery that would be necessary under an independent running orgauization. The subscriptions to ‘the stock of the road: Day for the grading, etc., of the first division: of thirteen tniles in the direction of Auburn,’ and itis the intentien of the Company to

proceed with this at the earliest practicable: day; and for this purpose a new Board of Directors, as required by the statute, will be elected during the coming month. It is HECHT & PRATT’S. WPASKET TEA! JAPAN DO. Black and Green Teas of all brands, at, ._. : HECHT & PRATT’S. eS COAL & LARD OILS, at HECHT & PRATT’S. ST RECEIVED, @ the ‘celebrated “ BISQUIT DUBOUCHE’ COENAG, at HECHT & PRATT’S. . ‘. podnd’ all irritation will Sold wholesale and retail, at reduced prices. by S. T. WATTS, 92 First street. Hair Tonic.-=To persons residing in warm cli mates, this compound will be invaluable as a specific in retaining to the skin a healthy action and neutra)izing any of the evil effects, which by continued or frequent perspiration, must cause to the hair. Tochildren, or the youngest infant, it may be used with the greatest freedom, for however thin or weakly the hair may igi oer 2 be, by the use of this comeallayed. ‘ is tonic is more particularly recommended for re-: . storing grey hairs to {heir original color, and with few exceptions itis acknowledged to be infallible;. but in all cases it is acknowledged to be superior to like pre parations now in the market. AS sates 8 This is no hair oil for simply greasing the. hair, but achemieal preparation free from grease or other injurious ingredients. Neeser ee : Mannfactdred and sold at the drug storeof S T. Watts, Marysville, and sold by traders aud druggists iM Oo 8 tk RS chasers may rely upon their purit DRUGGISTS. MARYSVILLE. WHOLESALE RETAIL Having superior facilities in the Eastern Markets TITROUGH THEIR NEW YORK HOUSE, will offer during the coming season at Much Reduced Prices. Staple Drugs and Chemicals; A full assortment of e, Vegetable and Flower Seeds, Of the growth of 1860.. ae These seeds Were all grown on the farm of Prof. Jas J. Mapes, editor of the ““Wo-king Farmer,” and pur I shal] also keep.on hand an assortmentof Galifornig Grown Seeds, from the Gardenof A. P. Smith & Co., Sacramento. ; ‘. Sag GEO. D. DORNIN, ; Post-Office Building. North San Juan, Dec. 22d, 1860. 3m ° ees FRENCH, WILSON & Cco., : _Make the best.» £ CLOTEING. FURNISHING GOODS, of ALL KINDS, Retailing for Cash, at Wholesale Prices, The Largest and Best Stock of : seme . throughout the State. Paintsand Painter’s Stock; CLOTHING, ‘repaired so as to present as staunch a footes 8 bet vay te grading es the = Cheap J ohn’s Also== Window Glass, of all sizes; FURNISHING GOODS, . 1 ond division of ‘six miles into Auburn under . ; INKS hold as ever. way as so0n as or before the first division is Opiate Balsamique, Oni teas whtat one mestamass rey ALISES, poe San Juan THEATER AssocraTION.—A meet-. opened. So DEAE ES : beasirap beans hye Secret Disneed-plesmant to the Varnishes, Gold and Silver Leaf; CARPET BAGS, ‘ing of the recently created association of stock-. The building of this road will mark a new es Y YRANCHERE & BUTLER, Soda Bottle, and other Corks; UMBRELLAS, holders in a Theater to be erected at North and prosperous ers, not only to Auburn, but Agents, North San Juan, San Juan, was held in the office of R. H. Farquhar, Esq., on Thursday evening, to perfect the ‘organization, elect permanent officers, ete. On motion, it was voted to file a certificate of ‘incorporation, under the general law. _ An election was held, whith resulted in the choice of the following officers, viz: President, R. H. Farquhar, Esq.; Secretary, C. H. Hayes ; Treasurer, Daniel Furth; Directors, W. H. Sears, T. G. Smith, C. Schardin. On motion, it was voted that the lot on the north side of Main strett, belonging to Mr. T. G. Smith, and opposite that géntleman’s livery stable, should be selected as the most suitable location for the building, and cheapest in price. On motion, the Board of Diréctors were authorised to procure plans, specifications, ete., for the building, to be presented to the stockholders at an adjourned meeting, to be held at Judge Farquhar’s office to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon at two o’clock. The committee to obtain subscriptions, réported $2,900 subscribed, with the prospect of a considerable increase. z On motion, the capital stock was fixed at Four Thousand Dollars, divided into shares of twentyfive dollars each. PTuanxs to Geo. W. Welch, Bookseller ind Stationer at Nevada, for copies of Atlantic papers. the country above and aroand us. El Dorado, Placer and Nevada will experience the benefits rapidly. Suspenpep.—The recent heavy rains have done much damage to quartz claims of Grass Valley, by filing them up. Many of the mills have temporarily suspended work, on account of not being ablé to keep the water out of the shafts—so great is the increase. The Scadden Co., Rocky Bar and all the mills on Massachusetts Hill will 8oon resumé operations. By the suspension of operations of the above mills some two or three hundred mén have beén thtowh out of employment. ———__—__—_-“My pear,” said Mrs. Dogbérry to her daughter, “You should not hold yvur dress so very high in crossing ‘over the street.” — $9 “Then, ma,” replied the maiden, “how could fever show the beauty of my flounced pantaletts, that have near ruined my eyesight to manufacture ? eo AN anxious mother in Manchester thus writes to her son in California: “My dear son—Come home. A rolling stone gathers on moss. Your affectidnate moth: er.” r To which Young Hopeful, equally lacénie, replies : , ; ‘My dear mother—Come hére. A setting ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT! We Guarantee te ANY HOUSE IN NORTH SAN JUAN! And at the Drug store of 8. T. WATTS, sept. 29 3m Marysville. Hydraulic Hose Making. The undersigned would respectfully inform the miners of North San Juan and surrounding mining camps. that he hason hand at his manufactory, _ 100 Bolts of Lawrence Duck, ¥rom 0000 to 000000000000, and that he can sell it at J} about 15 cents per yard—cheaper than it has ever be. fore been sold on this Ridge. As to the durability of . his work, the following recommeiidation from Mr. Sam. Howe, President and Foreman of the Eureka Mining Company, on this Hill, speaks for itself : “After having tried the Hose of different makers, and of different kinds, in the Etreka Claims, I have no hesitation in pronouncing that made by Mr. Frank Soule, from Lawrence Diack, superior, in every respect to any other. I use it with a pressure of at least 175 . feet, and can say that it answers admirably, the seams . lasting longer than any other part of.the hose.” SAM. HOWE, President Eureka Mining Company. _ Other names could be procured, but the above is sbfficient to satisfy all. . My manufactory is oh Flume street, first door above the Church. : : _. FRANK SOULE. 4a>-Orders from a distance promptly atteuded to. jan26 3m ONSTABLE’S SALE:-= : State of California, county of Nevada, Township of Bridgeport. . ; By virtue of an exectition to me delivered, issued from the courtof R. H. Farquhar, Esq., an acting Justiceof the Peace in and for the county. aforesaid, bearing date March 28th. a. a. 1$61, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Justice of the Peace, on the 12th day of March, a. d. 1861, in favor of Joseph Tnomas,and against St. Clair Barnes, for the sum_of $209 95-100 debt, interest, damages aad costs of suit, [ have taken in execution, and will sell to tie highest bidder for Acids--Nitric, Muriatic &c: Spices, (whole) Indigo, Glue: Trusses, Supporters and Braces; Turpentine, Camphene and Coal Oil Hops, and Brewers’ Material; Soda--Saland Bicarb. Cream Tartar . AGENTS FOR Jayne’s, Ayer’s, and Graefenberg Medicines; Fish’s, Mrs. Allen’s,and Wood’s Hair Restorative Hali’s Balsam; Scovill’s Blood and Liver Syrup; Brown’s Bronchial Troches; and all the most popular patent.medicinesof theday. decl6 3ta RICE, COFFIN & CO. 27, D street, Marysville. CABINET MAKING AND JOINING. The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of San Juan and vicinity that he has opened a Cabinet Making and Joiner’s Shop, where line, promptly, and in On Filunie street, heis prepared.to do all kinds of business in his the best style of, workmanship. Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Washstands,, Bureaus, Tables Safes, and in fact ail kindsof Furnitare kept constantly on hand, made to order, and repaired. Second hand Furniture bought and sold. Aug. 4, 1860. ; JOHN G. KLINK. 3m é WIRE ROPE. BY ITS_GREAT DURABILITY, IS Less than One-Fourth the Cost of any Other KIND OF ROPE! Itis 40 pér Cent. lighter; less than onéhalf the diameter; and is unaffected by change of weather. ETC., ETC., st a coteoe TO BE vesoce Found in any Retail House in California. Goods suitable for traveling purpeses in any ‘climate. enn, ~ -. FRENCH, WILSON & CO,,. Next door to the What Cheer-House, ~» . And No. 823 Montgomery street, near California, in eck Building, San Francisco. . e sh» anufacturing Establishment, No. 102 ty st., New York. . . ee " 3 3 _ P. 8.—Measpres taken for Goods from.our house in New York, and delivered to any part of this State without extra charge. feb9-ly. _ _. Constable’s Sale. s : ae rs 7 Of me, IEREAS, on the 23d day of March, a. d. 1861. a final judgment and decree was rendered by N.C, Carter, J ustice of the Peace for Bloomfield township state ef California, connty of Nevada, against Louis Nicolas, and in favor of C. Cezar, for the sum of sixty: five dollars, principal debt, with interest thereon at the rate of three per cent. per month from the 27th day of July, 1860, until paid, together with-all costs of suit ; and whereas, on the :23d day of March, a dy 1861, it was ordered and decreed by said Court that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff’s eat be fore; closed, and the property therein. described, to-wit : the. one-third interest in and to aget of Mining C situated on Malakoff Ravine, Humbug District, state and county aforesaid, bounded as follows: Commencing at the line.of Henry Boudin’s Claims, and extend« ing up the Ravine about three hundred feet, more or less, to,the line of Wattier’s Claims, and extending back to the centre of the hill, together with. all the appurtenances thereon belongings be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgment, cosés and interest, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of Raid sums of money,.as aforesaid, notice is hereby given _ a na agg ase sale all the.above describproperty to the highest ass g bidder for cash, on the cash, the following described property, to wit: All : Mona ba das oka : =? To Messrs. ©. T. Jordan sail Myron Angel,. hen never gets fat. Your affectionaté of St. Clair Barne’s right, title, interest in and toa. _ Itis specially adapted for Hoisting and Winding itkipies os me and day of April, 1861,. for express favors. son.” AU CTI ON certain vacant lot in North San Juan, state and coun. purposes for Guy Ropes, Ferry Ropes, Long Pump the hours of ten o’clock, a. m., and two o’cl’k A : ¥ : ty aforesaid. Said lot is located on Main street, north . Ropes, &c., &c.,andtbree years’ trial under. all cir. P;™Given under my hand this, 23d day of March. Eastman, for . raced aa moeee™ eal What is the difference between an atthe West, and rinning east thirty feet on the Main . application. ss ww paste ahead ; To George W. Derickson, for conveying safely tempted homicide and a hog butchery? One street, anc extending back from Main to San Juan . . Scalesof strength and weights, and circulars forto this office a valuable package of printing material from San Francisco. To Langton & Co., of Downieville, for late copies of the Territorial Eenterprise and an Extra containing Pony news. To Messrs. P. and T., of Freeman’s Crossing, for $5 subscription money—the only funds re ceived from that class of delinquents in a period of three weeks. Take your time, gentlemen— we have still a limited credit at the grocer’s and butches’s! is an assault with intent to kill, the other is a kill with an intent to salt. NOTICE S HEREBY GIVEN to all whom it may concern that the notes and accounts of C. A. Peck have been left in my hands for collection, and prompt payment of the same to me is required. JOSEPH KUTZ. North Sap Juan, March 9, 1861,-1m enter anteaters nesses enna eR EVERY EVENING. Cc. E. De LONG, Attorney at Law, D sTREEFT,.... pa auaonhiienapabebhiicseen eecesssceee MARYSVILLE Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, up stairs. jun16 RESH OREGON CRANBERRIES KE Just received and for sale by R. REAMER On Saturday, April 13th, 1861, between the hoursof 10 o’clock a.m. and 5 o’clock p m., in front of the office of R. H. Farqubar, Esq., in North San Juan, state and county aforesaid. Taken as the property of St. Clair Barnes, to satisfy the above demandsand accruing costs. North San Juan. March 28.1861. een e teen cnet nnn nt eee tee ene ween nae ei eee ees eeeecereeeeceececsececes ANCH BUTTER, at HECHT & PRATT’S. warded by Sass 4 the Manufacturers, Feb. 2d, 1861. 8. HALLIDIE-& CO.; 412, — street, San Francisco. mis a “= M7INDOW GLASS, Atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. LD FRENCH COGNAC, French Brandy, at Jamaica Rum, by the Cask orGallon, : HECHT & PRATT’S. 4 J.M. PAINTER . PAINTER & Co. . 7 Practical Printers, and Dealers i Type, Presses, Printing Materials Ink, Paper, Cards, ¥¢. ee 510 Clay Street, above Sansome, J.B. rarvzan San Francisco. ~* T. P. PAINTER ) &@-Offices fitted out with dispatch. march2-1yee oe