November 17, 1860 (4 pages)

The Hydraulic Diss, a. Hose.—We have hei sisi a specimen of hydraulic hose sewing, performed by a machine invented by Quartus Rice. It _ mnakes three parallel seams, which are even, strong and enduring, and we should think pref. erable to labor of the same kind done by hand. The ‘propriet tors have a certificate to that effect from A. M. Strobridge & Co., of Sebastopol, who have been using the hose, and recommend it. . The cost at which this hose can be manufactured . and furnished to the miners of San Juan and . vicinity, it is said, will only be from twelve to fifteen cents per yard more than thé-plain duck. : ing sells for ip this market. The proprietors . (Horton & Staats) . have also a newly-discovered . of Tennessee, have probably gone for Brecken. proc css which is applied to the hose, and which . “preserves it from rust, mildew and rot. Weare “*nuthorised to receive orders for the sale of this . * “of * . hose ; and we make this proposition, to-wit, that . the first comer shall be furnished with hose of the indestfuctible kind without extra charge. 2 @e,“Ww ILDER’S New B AKERY.—We e ‘took a peep a ccwceine. eceevni .—The any . news of the . 14th, puts the question of the Presidential con. . test at rest. Lincoln is chosen by the people. . The Union’s special dispatch states that he has carried Massnchusetts by 70,000 majority, Maine by 25,000, New Hamshire 10,000, Indiana 235,000, Pennsylvania 50,000, Rhode Island 5,000, . Vermont 40,000, Wisconsin 10,000, New York . 50,000, Ohio 40,000. He has also carried Iowa, Connecticut, Michigan, Minnesota, Oregon and California. These States give Lincoln 163 of . the electoral vote—eleven more than he requires . to make him President by the popular voice. There is almost a certainty that Lincoln has also catried Illinois, which casts 13 of an‘electotal vote. . . “8 Delaware, Maryland, wna all the States south ridge, including North Carolina and Louisiana. Bell has probably carried Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee. Missouri, it is thought, has gone for Douglas. Ix Anryancr.—During the earlier part of the week, it was amusing to notice the eager rush of into this newly-opened establishment yesterday. An air of comfort and cleanliness pervaded every . _ department. There are several capacious ovens ; “constructed i ina most convenient and substan. _ tial style. They perform the baking operation to perfection. Mr. Wilder is determined to ramify his business. He has procured a horse and} suitable wagon, with which, on certain specified days, he will carry his ae. crackers and com. fits to the dwellings of his patrons at Swectland, . , Birchville, French Corral, Cherokee, and we! ‘don’t know how many other places. This will . prove a decided convenience, and enable house. wives to dispense with the trouble of home. baking. ~ +--+ & HANDSOME S1gn.—Some time ago we said L. . W. Curtis was a first-rate sign painter. That! _gentleman, wishing to bring the proof of the assertion home to our very door, Wednesday . last embelished one of the panels of that ingres. “sive and egressive convenience with a beautiful . “specimen of his handi-work. The unassuming words “PRINTING OFFIcE,” executed in gold, . vermillion and other fanc y colors, may at any . “time be seen there, unless, as the Irishman said, it should chance to bes 2 blind man who looke qd upon it. “Rebens” . could not have done it bet-. ter; and we invite the Mirror folks to come up and see it. They will thus find material for } another cntieasastic article on “high art.” ——_——_——_—--@-—______ ie MotnTAIn Graprs.—We received, last Sat. arday, through Mr. E. T. Jordan, Ridge ex Tider, a box of mountain grapes, raised on the . ‘ranches of Capt. Evans and E. W. Mull, of. -Buckeye Hill, not far from Swectland. The . clusters were immense, and the fruit sweet, juicy and delicious—thus demonstrating, beyond con. ‘tradiction, the adaptability of our soil for prolific . grape culture. The gentlemen, above named are . “giving considerable of their attention jo this! subject. If they would furnish us with some . facts relating to their syccess, the number of, _ Vines they have cultivated, and other informa. tion of this character, they would confer a great . favor, which would be thankfully received. a2 « LOST AND For np.—Cal. Olmaten .d, who drives . “Jo Thomas’ line of coaches between this point . ‘and North Bloomfield, picked up on the road, several days ago, somewhere near ‘the latter . lace, a large white sack, filled with—we den’t know what, as our curiosity has not been suffi. cient to prompt us to open it. among other things oy? its contents, and it is probably the property of a A. band-bex, = female. The owner can recover the same by . calling at ves ofics, dese: bing senties, cte. ae ie OysTERS cae a hungry man, or an epicure, . there is music in the sound! until recently, they have been a rarity. The enterprise of Messrs. Brown & Clark, of the Bank ‘Exchange, having proven fully adequate to the _times, we have now a daily supply, direct from Oregon, kicking in the shell, which are served at their counter to the outside demands of families, snd the inside demands of transient and regular . ‘customers le ig nna GrizzLty H1iL.—To-day Messrs. Robinson & Co. will put offa blast of one hundred kegs of . powder in their claims at Grizzly Hill. “The . powder will be placed in a draft one hundred feet . below the surface, under a bed of gravel, and ‘packed in such a manner as to produce, when ignited, the desired effect. exhibited to us from these diggings, shows them ‘to be very rich, and the proprietors are making . extensive preparetions for the winter’s work. ee THE Raat Ovi Strurr.”—The other day we received, through Mr. J. A. Seeley’s Marysville wagon line, a five-gallon keg of Scotch whisky—a prime article, and just the thing for . hot punches on cold winter cvenings. It: was from the extensive and popular wholesale liquor . establishment of H. Webster & Co., San Francisco. Nud, here’s a double bumber to Jn ! nee Hicu Winn YESTERDAY.—A northeast w inl prevailed with such violence as to knock people off their feet, tear off window-shutters, blow down signs, fences, trees, and scatter loose things . generally. We understand that a great deal of damage has been sustained by the miners in different localities, by the prostration of their fumes und other isnprovensesite. — aa The : attention of the ladies is dilated to ‘the advertisement of Messrs. Weil & Goldsmith, who advertise that they are selling their stock ‘out cheap. — e+ (=Mr. John Prior, one of the owners in the ! ‘Golden Gate claim, on this hill, fell from a flume ‘a distance of about twenty-five feet, on Thursday ‘afternoon, and was severely injured. °° [P We hear that the Knickerbocker Mining ompany have bought the Mud Cut claims, on ‘the West side of San Juan hill, paying therefor Yhe sum of $23,000. nS > Morgan Jones, formerly a citizen of North ‘San Juan, was killed at Sailor Flat on Thursday, by Hie falling of atree. No further particulars heard. ee —o————_____—_. Carriciovs.—Clouds; sunshine, rain and frost have characterised and given variety to the weather during the present week. —_————__-e : In Nevada county, the vote in favor of a Constitutions) Convention is 5,239; against it, . Majority for a Convention, 4, S41. ee (Nevada county contributed $614 10 to the Woshington Monument Fund. press . seems to form a pertion of , In the mountains, . A prospect recently . politicians to the post-office, on the arrival of each successive mail—hoping, as they did, to} receive some decisive intelligence relating to the . THE COUNTY. We clip the following items from Tues. day's Transcript: Tue Weaver Ditrcu.—This work is very near its completion. ft is now supplying the miners of Orleans Flat with water, and, . in ten days, or at the most, two weeks, it will 'be brought into Columbia Hill. Very soon , . therefore, it will be completed to Chimney ‘Hill and Cherokee. This ditch, in all its parts, flumes and earth-cuttings, is finished in the very best manner, and promises to be a permanent benefit to a Jarge extent of rich mining territory. InsouveNcy.—Gustave Hansen and Clark Gregory have filed their petitions in the District Court, praying te be discharged from their debts. ARrrestep.—Carr, who, in company with Rudsil, was suspected of the murder of Cherry, near Carson City, was arrested at Downieville, last week, and taken thence, by Marshal Blackburn, for trial in Carson City. Rudsil, who was arrested and confined in the i same time. Both murderers are now in the hands of the law. . Nevada jail, was taken to Carson City at the t Emigrant ScrrertncS—Horriste ParticcLARS!—A correspondent writing from Walla Walla, W. T, on the 3d ef Nov ember, to the Presidential contest in the State. The Republi. Port! ind News, wae fe cans were the most sanguine, but dared not crow, for fear, after all, of being “‘last out of the woods.” ‘In the very midst of nervous expectation, in comes tlie Pony, announcing the general result ! i. This was unlooked-for—it was unparalleled— that we should hear who was the President before _ learning how dur own, State had gone! The Republicans at once ceased to be solicitous for State . news. They were satisfied, and at once fell into . mutual congratulations and a violent shaking of . hands. el OO Oi PREMATURE EXPLOSION det as we go io press we learn that two men who were working i in the Yuba Mining Company’s claims at Manzanita Hill, a short distance below Sebastopol, were blown up (Friday afternoon) by the premature explosion of a blast. Neither the names.of . the parties, nor the extent of the injuries they received, could be rarieicasoes: Sines Suret Mvste.—We have received from S. H. . Lene, No. 62, D street, Marysville, the music of “Ever of Thee I’m Fondly Dreaming,” “Do . they miss me at Home,”.and that stirring French anthem the “Marsellaise.” tensively Mr. Long deals exin music, books and stationery, and would be glad to receive a share of the San Juan patronage. 7+ More Cuancrs.—Block & Furth are now fully removed to the old stand of the McGuires, and the McGuires are snugly sis their stock of drugs, in the building formerly occupied by Block & Furth. Charley St. Louis is still with them. ensconsed, Bap Roaps.—Freguent complaint has been } ; made to us of late by teamsters, of the miserable condition of the road just this side of Sweetland. . The hill there, in its present condition, is represented to be the hardest pull. for teams which occurs between Marysville and Forest City. We trust the Supervisor will give his attention to the matter. deed Wie)“ ineee eo He has , and the indusHe has just completed the fitting . up of a Boot-blacking reom two doors ieluw Boots.—SamWagner is never idle. , the inventive genius of a Yankee ; try of an ant. j Charley Schardin’s, where he can always be ' found, “excepting when out on professional serHe wishes his old patrons to bear him in . kindly remembrance. vice.” -@o Proiiric.—We were shown, a few days ago, . a lot of fine potatoes, taken from the garden on . . the south side of town, belonging to B. P. Avery; Esq.,—they being a part of a second crop produced in the same soil the Sikes season, +e . GAME. SQuiils are sclling j in this market for i three dollars a dozen, and are scarce at that. { a a : . . } Fat hares command six bits apiece. Both quails : and hare are plenty among the hills in the neighborhood. <A few deer have also been seen since the first snow-storm. {>Capt. N.C. Miller’s miejovity over J. Perkins, who received the highest vote of ja of the defeated Republican Assemblymen, is just 8. Close shaving! Beis Evcrexa Premivm.—The premium kennel to Dr. Warfield, on behalf of the Eurcka Mining Company of this place, by the late Agricultural ; State Fair, is a beautiful silver butter-plate, now on exhibition at Hansen's jewely store, Maine street. a erste Sarg NE aclmeniieceams Puysician at SWEETLAND.—Dr. K. P. Wat. son, a gentleman highly spoken of. by those who . have known him for years, as devoted and skill. ful in his profession, has loeated at our neighdor. ing town of Sweetland. That place needs a physician, and he will doubtless receive a good ee —__—_____-. 9.6 Exvunes Favors.—Messrs. E. T. Jordan and . Myrom Angel, newspaper expressmen up and . down the Ridge, will accept our thanks for favors in their line recently conferred. To the first named gentleman we are indebted for late Pic. torials, Punches, Magazines, and Atlantic mises cellaneous newspapers. Ec Scie ase REstut or THE : Br AsT.—At their last clean-up the Eureka Company realised $6,000 from the dirt which they blasted down terete weeks ago. Since the receipt of the news of Linaole" 8 election, the Republicans are boasting that they belong to the “Administration” party. pene pena In Demanp.—Ingquiries are made for turkies. Thanksgiving is approaching. Where is the man who deals in that kind of live stock ? eo CommexceD .—A portion of the down town . town planking has already been laid. The improvemcnt is to be extended some distance below Reamer’ s store. ut eae GRatiFrytInc.—tThe subdjoined item, from the San Francisco Call, of California is productive, relied upon for other of the staple commodities, besides its gold, silver, and other minerals: “From J a were receive 1859, the amount received was 534,147 sacks; . and from July 1st to November 3d of the present . year, 1860, 1,191,783 sacks were received. The receipts of barley have fallen off in about .the . same proportion that the receipts of wheat have + increased.” ~ . the command of Captain Dent, who was orthe living the dead body of Mr. Meers, the father and indienne caeteinetenineis linen seemed silaliseihsaatiniinslb o> acdc sinctcnhaeincesecaiatadtcalabielihdiageucieaipishtainaeticiiactniiacanetiaitiiahtitllatietaaniesaiiaitata olatuiteisantlae allan trminscnigemtiitsineetniniapintesiniateacnibidcseaiestncntapejzcntte inane ateinein tadashi ncaa teeth ataatgesianannry tenia . CHEROKsSE— will show whether the soil . and how far it can be . Moone’s Frar— 1st to November 6th, 1858, ‘there . at this port 280,401 sacks of do. mestic wheat. From July Ist. to November Sth, An Express has arived in this Valley from dered out upon the Emigrant Road, in the vicinity uf Fort Boise, tu investigate the report of the massacre of the emigrants. Captain Dent found some ten or twelve emigrants still alive, and subsisting on the dead bodies of theirassociates. The details are most horrible! The messenger reports lthat some twelve dead vodies have been . found. and ten were still alive, secreted in parties of.three or four for the distance of taekes miles in the vicinity of the attack. Some had died from actual starvation. Mr. Myers, his brothers, wife, Miss Myers with five children, Miss Trimtall, wereamong This party were subsisting upon husband of the family. Captain Dent will return ina few days, when a fall report will be forwarded to the Portland press This mosth orrible slaughter ofso many innocent.emigrants calls furasearching investigation «by. “the authorities, and if no one should be censured for non fulfillment of duty, then the Government had better take some efficient steps for the protection of this high way, over which thousands are passing westward every year. US Nortn San Jvuan.—Foiger, af the Sacramento News, gets off the following:: “J. 8S. McCue, having threatenedthe North oe Juan folks that he would withdraw his independent line of stages, running between that town and Marysville, if: they did . not patrgnize him, now announces that having. brought them to the true policy, he will continue the line during the winter. By the way, San Juan must be considerable ofa town, as no better evidence is wanting than the planking of streets, the receipt of new . goods, the tearing down of old houses and the erection of new, and a general preparation for the wintertrade. Riches, happiness and comfort seem to blend with the bright sunshine which beams over it. It is truly a town of pretty honses, good men, and good SSS AS. ime 8, 2 women, and beautiful virgins. So they say. And “they” say right, old boy. Se eS ers Tus Destiny or Bovs._Some one has asked: “Boys, do you ever think that this great world with ail its wealth and woe, with all its mines and mountains, its oceans, seas, and rivers, with all its shipping, its steamboats,railroads and magnetic telegraphs, . with all its miltions of men and alhthe progressand science of the age, willeoon be given over to the hands of the boys of the present xge—boys like you, assembled in the school room, or plying without them, on both sides of the Atlantic! Believe it, and look abroad upon your inheritance, and get ready to enter upon its possession. The kings, presidents, governors, statesmen, philosoph ers, minis sters, teachers, men of the future, all are boys whose feet, like yours, cannot reach the floor, when seated on the benches upon which they are learning to master the monosyli: bles of their res pective languages.” + e+ IuPROVEMENT.—A cotemporary, quoting from Gray’s Elegy in a church-yard, gives one of the verses as follows: “No father seeks his merits to disclose, Or dravs his frailties from their dread abode, (There they alike in trembling-hope repose, ) The bosom of his Father and-his God.” A decided i improvement, is it not ?—Marysy -” Democrat. No. Grey spent ten years on this poem to avoid such. tautology as a repetion of the word “father.” The verse is not much to brag on, cither originally or as amended. ca I re Unaccountasty Stow.-—Returns of the State election are not all in yet. It is rendered pretty certain, however, that Lincoln has carried it by about 800 votes. & Thanksgiv ing The pleasure of y your compan y is respectfully solicited at a Thanksgiving Ball, to be giyen at THE CHEROKEE HOTEL, Cherokee, on * : THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 29, 1sé0 WM. F. BERRY & THO'S. HOAGLAND, Proprictors. MANAGERS: Norra San Juan— T. D. Culver, « C.E. Helfrich. SwEEFLanp— J V. White, F. A. Wilder. Cotumera Tini— E. Hubbard, Hi. P. Sweetland, Wn. Rbhem. L. C. McKeeby. . Frexcn Corrir— Brecavitte— George Trainer. Ilenry Everett. Lake City— Geo. W. Lowell. 8. Arnold. Floor Managers: H. G. Puituirs, A. J. Jouxston. . meets every Tuesday evening, at 74 o'clock, at the . . Odd Fellows’ Hall. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to meet with — . the Lodge. . : D. D. BRUNK, W.C. T. PL. BUTLER, Sec’y. ‘ [sep22toc31} Pt lH Gero. D. Dorntin, Agent, North San Juan. Uct. Zu, Sim \ . sWarfety. FRED. A. WILDER, BAKER. At the Building formerly owned and oocupied by B. P. Avery as.a Drug Store. Manufactures and keeps constantly’on hand, the following BREAD-STUFFS: BREAD: Domestic, Crackers: Butter, do Graham, do Sugar, do Rye and Indian, do Boston. Rusk; Cakes: Plain; Frencu Rots: Cookies? Cakes, rich; (made to order) Molasses cakes; ’ Fruit fake; Small Fancy Pound; Pound do. Ginger Bread; Sponge do; Ginger Snapps; Teint aes (or Bride’s cake; Fried cakes; Gold do; Pies of. all kinds— Bliék do; (very rich) *“fhade “with some iz thing: in. jem.’ A Wagon witt veh fs sdtarly to Cherokee, Badger Till, and Colembia Hill, every Monday and Friday. To San Juan, Sebastopol, Sweetland, Birchville, end French Corral, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Ia connection with the Bakery is a LUNCH ROOM, where, parties can be accommodated with cakes, pies, coffee, tea, &c., &c. YEAST, put up in bottles, for family use, kept constantly on hand. * ° Family and Miners’ enstem. particularly desired, and regularly served with any of the above articles, at rates they can afford to pay. Citizens of San Juan! Ihopé you will consider me (as I do myself ) afixture among you; hoping tu build up a business, and to make fur myself and tamily a permanent home. tue SR FRED‘c. A. WILDER. San Juan, Noy, Ist, 1860. tf BUY THE BEST: GROVER & BAKER HAVE RECEIVED Eine First Premium ON FANILY SEWING MACHINE ‘AND Machine UWorix. AT EVERY FAIR OF 1860! OVER THEIR Wheeler & Wilson and all Others! Thus establishing : Their Supremacy ! These Machines are the most simple in use ! Sew from two common Spools! Have no troublesome Bobbin or Pad ! Sew any and all Fabrics ! Make very little Noise ! Are quickly Learned and Operated ! And not liable to Disarrangement. We guarantee perfect and reliable Machines, and from thousands now in use can sexes te assert, without contradiction, that we have never had one Machine returned. Explicit Directions accompany each Machine. From which a child can in an incredibly short . . space of time acquire a perfect control and management of the Machine. SEND FOR A CIRCULAR, R. w. _BROWN, Agent, O1y Montgomery s treet, San Francisco. CHRISTMAS AS GIFTS SECOND GRAND PRESENTATION RAFFLE OF A GIDVENR, PREMIUM DAGUERREAN. ARTIST, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. 350 Splendid Prizes, Valued at $8,000, to be Distributed on Christmas Day! $300 in Cash! 20 Watches, andthe most = and —— Articles of Jewelry !} 0° °°" a Every Tick ket: will be good for ON EB DOLL AR LIRENESSES at any time before or after the Distribution of the Prizes Any percon who will have a Likeness taken, Will receive Qne Ticket for every dollar invested in Pictures, which will entitle any one to a chance in the Piizes. Rafiie to come off on Christmas night. C. SCHARDIN, Nov. 3; tf Agent for sale of Tic ke ts. Druggists & Cheniical GLASSWARE, &e. JOUN TAYLOR,. . 132 Washington st., San Francisco, ++-s. Importer and Dealer in.. Druggists and Chemical Glassware, Soda Water Stock, LABELS. Also—a full assortment of Assayers’ articles, such as Crucibles, Retorts, Muffles, Cupels, Test Tubes, Matrasses, &c.,éc. _ Druggists, Chemists, Gold Dust Buyers Ad others in want of Goods in the line will be “_— Plie ed at reasonable prices and in quantities to suit: Goods carefully packed, without charge, to F<) toany part of the State. Circulars containing lists of the above articles for warded to partic swhen requested, febl1 3m is Piya agit Gee Te EN Te undersigned are pleased to announce to the citizens of San Juan and the surrounding . neighborhood, that they have made arrangements . by which they will be in daily receipt of Fresh Oregon Oysters in the shell, which will be served in every style, — at all hours of the day and night, at a coun. ially erected for that purpose, in a ink Ruchectge of BROWN & CLARK gerne arrival to-day, Nov. 3d. nov3tf To Whom it may Cone-rn, . pue Notes and Accounts of the late firm of Peck & . having been placed in the hands of the undersigned for collection. those knowing theniselves . indebted to the above-named firm will please call and j; Em portant to Miners BE &FURTH have just received a: . CRAWFORD. , arrange their accounts without delay. as after the fif. . teenth day of November, costs will be made unless settled by that time. North fan Juan, Oct. 25th, 1860. 4w Chronic FRESH ORUGOWY OYSTERS Us WYSE : Variety. i i i i i ee ill REMOVAL. A. BLOCK & CO., DAN. FURTH, Nevada, San Juan. BLOCK & FURTH DEALERS IN CLOTHING! BCcowrTrs Have removed to the, Brick Building, south side of Main street, next door east of Cohn’s Variety store, NORTH SAN JUAN, Strictly One Price. GOLD DUST Purchased at the highest Sates, by . oe BI CK & FURTH. Brick Stare, corner Mair and Flume, 27 ve mam San Juan. DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO RATES, Checks on Pi a gee AT PAR. ‘ North San Juan, Nov. 6, ’58. orf ‘ECLECTIC MEDICAL DISPENSARY. Diseases Treated b; by the Reformed Practice.. Mercury and other Mineral Poisons not used..Remedies chosen principally from the Botanic Kingdom, Our treatment can do no harm, ana is imcomparably more effective in the cure of disease than the uld school practice. Particular attention given to treatment 03 ailments, and > Alaptcitiad the eae, are successfully removed.— ~~, Catarrhal Affections; Opth: vita aa otherdiseases of the Kye: Coughs of long: standing;Brorchitis, and disorders of the Lungs: Affectiows @f the Liver, Stomach sind Kidneys; Rheumatism firits various stages; Neurelgia; Nervous and spinal Complaints; Scrofula; Carbuficles'and Affections of the Skin;’Cancer treated successfully without the use of the Knife; aleo—Grav el cured. Thise whoare lionestly unable to pay for advice, will be treated: by paying me what their medicine costs me. Patientsin the Interior can oftentimes be cured by medicines sent tothem. Such must give full description of their cases. Address, through Wells, Fargo & Co., or Post Office, Box 192, J. B. PILKINGTON, M. D., Dispensary, at 9814 Montgomery st., E Xpress Building, oct 27 3m is San Francisco. Assay Office sci eae THEALL & CO., Successor to Justh & Hunter, No. 102 First st., between D and High, arysvilie. GSoisp AWD ores Of Every Description, Melted and Assayed. At San Francisco raté®, and returns made in BARS or UNITED STATES COIN, within six hours. Ovr-assays are guaranteed, and Bars discounted at the lowest rates. sep 163m rs FLETCHER, +ecccecscceecceeesd. Ep. HOBSON FLETCHER & HOBSON. Importers aud Wholesale and Retail Dealers i in Anrerican, Frenchand English FA NCY AND s TAPLE DRT GOoonDs, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Druggets, Silk Damasks, Dress Silks, Matting, Worsted Damasks, Mantillas, Hearth Rugs, Lace Curtains. Shia Wis, Door Mats, -Drapery Muslin, Lawns, Berages, Window Sh: ade s, Marseilles Quilts, Embroideries, Ard Fixtures, nen and Cotton Sheeting, Cornices. White and Colored Blankets, Cuftain Bands, Hosiery, Parasols, Stair Rods, Towels & Diapers, Laces, Table Oil Cloths. Irish Linens, “Ducks, Alexandre’s Kids, Gents Furnishing Goods, Shectings Ww. D street,four doors from corner of First MA RYSVILLE. sept. 2. $ 8. T. WATTS, DRUGGIST, No. 92, First street, Marysville, KEEPS constantly on hand and for sale, at Wholesale and Retail, Cox's Sparkling Geletine, Cooper's Sheet Isinglass. Sago. Tapioca, Hecker’s Farina, and flavoring txtracts of Vanilla. Peach, Bitter Almonds, Grange, Lemon, and strawberry., ; Lei Alcohol, Burning Fluid, < Polar Oil, Lard Oil, —_ Castor Oil, ‘NeatsfootOil Linseed Oil, Clive Oil. Sold wholesale and retail, at reduced prices. by 8. T. WATTS, 92 First street. THERE are Many ways oF relieving pain for the time being. but there is only one way of temoving diseases. No pz wallis utive, no uanodyne, no topical application will remove it. It'must be attacked at its source,in the fluids of the body, Which cenvey the poison to the localities where it is developed in inflamn. ation, sores, ulcers, tumors, abscesses, glandular swellings, &c., as the case may be. These fluids must be reached. acted upon and purified by some powerful agent. Such an avent is Yellow Dock Sarsaparilia and lodide Potash. (Mannfactnred at Watt's Drug store) It gently stimulates while it disinfects and expels from the stem ich and bowels all that is irritating and at the same time restores their vigor and tone. —_——_—-.ewo>F Hair Tonte.<=To persons residing ia wart cli mates. this compound will be invaluable ag a’ specific in retaining to the skin a healthy action and weutra)izing any of the evil effects, which by cohtinued or frequent perspiration. must cause to the Nair. Tochildren. or the youngest infant, it may be used with the greatest freedom, for howewer thin or weakly the hair may apparently be, by the use of this compound all irritation will be ailayed. ' This tonic is more part icularly recemmended for restoring grey hairs to their original color, and with few exceptions it is acknowledged to be’ infallible; but in all cases it is acknowledged to be superior to like pre parations now in the market. This is no hair of] for simply greasing the hair. but achcmieal preparation free from grease or other injurious ingredients.” Manufactdred and sold at the drug store of 8 T. Watts. Marysville: and sold by traders and druggists throughout the State. * : _ Also-Opium Balsamique, ‘An infallibte cure for Secret Diseases—pleasant to the taste. For sale by FRANCHERE & BUTLER, Agents. North San Jnan, And at the Drug store of 8S. T. WATTS, sept. 29 3m Marysviile. se sie of Lawrence Duck, which is offered at Fates. 5 <ee . _ . Franchere & Butler’s Colum RARnanAR A> a ees AMBURGH TEA; Fosgate’s Cor: * Opiate Balsamique; : Dr. Watts’ Sarsaparilla; Selon * Hair Tonic; Murray's Fluid Magnesia; “Fine Razors; > Coal Ofl Lamps at Reduced Prices. A}. New Drug Store ON FLUME STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN. FRANCHERE & BUTLER oe TIERERBY sie the —_ that they hive dpened xn pre new and Well selected a. EDRUGS, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Perfumery and Fancy Articles, . Paints, Oils, Camphene, Kerosene, Lamps and Wicking, Brushes of all Kinds, And everything else pertaining to a Thorough Drug Establishment) All of which they will selt at, Who'esale and Retail. ° £B~Physician’s prescriptions carefully compountied, from the purest materials, at all hours of the day and night. In addition to the above, the subscribers have oa hand a large stock of BOOKS & STATIONERY, Blink Books of every style, Califorfihia Gold Pens, aly SPLENDID GIFT BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, CUTLERY && KE crosene uamps Just received. £a-Remember the place, and call and see‘us,at the NEW FIRE-PROOF BRICK, ON FLUME ST., NEXT DOOR TO MAIN "STREET. E. FRANCHERE..ss0ceeeeeeee etésieoness eccccoese lt’. H. BUTLER Take Notice, Everybody ! We are now selling out our Stock of Wall Paper Window Paper, Shades and Fixtures, , To close out in that line of businese-end make room for other Goods. We are selling Paper as low as Five cents.per Roll! t So that there is now no€Xtuse for doing without this article:’ Call on us soon and make your purchases, if you want Bargatns?. EV ALL'S Sarsaparilla and Iodide of Potass; Scovall’s Blood and Liver Syrup; Henry’s Magnesia; “Habersham’s Headache Elixir; Mrs. W inslow’s Soothing Syrup; Ayres’ Sarsaparilla; + ba Cherry Peetoral; Merchant’ s Garging Oil; Lyon’s Flea Powders; Kellinger’ s Liniment; Ww ynkoop’ s Iceland Pectoral; pr Jay ne’ s Liniment; “Radway’s Ready Relief; Colledion; “ * ‘Jew David’s Plaster; mes Patent Groats for Children: ER Graefenberg Co’s. Uterine Catholicon; _Dr. Crossman’s Specific Mixture ; Turlington’ s Balsam of Life; : Hy att’s Infallible Balsam; “Richardson’s Sherry Wine Bitters; Dr. Hoofland’s German Bitters; : Dr. Morse’s Invigorating Cordial; Bed Bug Poison; Elixir of Calisaya Bark. ee ERBE5T STARCH, forsale by FR ANCHERE & BUTLER. see st aaa BIBLES at * *' H FRANCUERE & BU TLER’S AINTS mixedto Order, by P FRANCHERE. vt BUTLER. . (AMPHENE LAMP Chimneys For sale at FRANCHERE BUTLER'S. OAL OIL! M6 SRG For sale at FRANCEERE & BUTLER’S J7 ie Flume street. URNING FLUID-+ For sale at FRANCHERE & BUTLER’S: \ x 7 ASHING SODA! For sale by “FRANCHERE & BUTLER. RISTOL BRICK! For sale by FRANCHERE & BUTLER. EST Wines and Liquors, for medicinal purposes, for sale by FRANCHEKE & BUTLER mer. —TARTAR ~%, B* FRANCHERE & BUTLER’S. for sale by ung it FRANCIIERE & LUTLER i AeoHton, pPomss BOOKS AN STATIONERY For sale at FR ANCHERE & BUTLER'S. ee: Le SB FE will sell for CASH as CHEAP 38, the CHEAPEST. mar2i—tf ceapragnaer 22 & BUTLER. ES? LETTER raPek aus at FRANCHEKE & BUTLER’S, . Flume street WALL PAPER! NEW STYLES! FRANCHIERE & BUTLER . Mave ‘just received and openéd at their store on Flume street, North San Juan, a @ large jot of beautiful = Wall Paper, Borders, = shades, &c., &c.which = they are prepared to sell at very low rater. * Their stock consists in part of Satin. Oak, Oak Fiflling, saloon,scene and Bed room Papers! <a Velvet. gilt, satin and oak monldings; ’ Egg Borders, for oaks and common borders; Plain and gilt border shades; Velvet and bronze shades; oe shades; Green, blue id ¢ ea sial eae Cords, putleys. roller én %,, brackets &c.5 Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Bruslies &e. Call and see for Yourselves. Orders from a distance carefully filled. FRANCHIERE & BUTLER is EEP constantly on hand at their Columbfa Bais store, —LEvI AYRES acting as their Agent— a tuli assortinent of + ~~ Drags, Medicines, , aints, Oils, Brushes, Stationery * Medicines, a rfume > tonsa Tobacco, ees Candies, fancy Artie el eB, &c. &e., . At -San Juun Retail Priees ! Columbia Hill, June 9th, 1860. tf

The Hydraulic Diss, a. Hose.—We have hei sisi a specimen of hydraulic hose sewing, performed by a machine invented by Quartus Rice. It _ mnakes three parallel seams, which are even, strong and enduring, and we should think pref. erable to labor of the same kind done by hand. The ‘propriet tors have a certificate to that effect from A. M. Strobridge & Co., of Sebastopol, who have been using the hose, and recommend it. . The cost at which this hose can be manufactured . and furnished to the miners of San Juan and . vicinity, it is said, will only be from twelve to fifteen cents per yard more than thé-plain duck. : ing sells for ip this market. The proprietors . (Horton & Staats) . have also a newly-discovered . of Tennessee, have probably gone for Brecken. proc css which is applied to the hose, and which . “preserves it from rust, mildew and rot. Weare “*nuthorised to receive orders for the sale of this . * “of * . hose ; and we make this proposition, to-wit, that . the first comer shall be furnished with hose of the indestfuctible kind without extra charge. 2 @e,“Ww ILDER’S New B AKERY.—We e ‘took a peep a ccwceine. eceevni .—The any . news of the . 14th, puts the question of the Presidential con. . test at rest. Lincoln is chosen by the people. . The Union’s special dispatch states that he has carried Massnchusetts by 70,000 majority, Maine by 25,000, New Hamshire 10,000, Indiana 235,000, Pennsylvania 50,000, Rhode Island 5,000, . Vermont 40,000, Wisconsin 10,000, New York . 50,000, Ohio 40,000. He has also carried Iowa, Connecticut, Michigan, Minnesota, Oregon and California. These States give Lincoln 163 of . the electoral vote—eleven more than he requires . to make him President by the popular voice. There is almost a certainty that Lincoln has also catried Illinois, which casts 13 of an‘electotal vote. . . “8 Delaware, Maryland, wna all the States south ridge, including North Carolina and Louisiana. Bell has probably carried Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee. Missouri, it is thought, has gone for Douglas. Ix Anryancr.—During the earlier part of the week, it was amusing to notice the eager rush of into this newly-opened establishment yesterday. An air of comfort and cleanliness pervaded every . _ department. There are several capacious ovens ; “constructed i ina most convenient and substan. _ tial style. They perform the baking operation to perfection. Mr. Wilder is determined to ramify his business. He has procured a horse and} suitable wagon, with which, on certain specified days, he will carry his ae. crackers and com. fits to the dwellings of his patrons at Swectland, . , Birchville, French Corral, Cherokee, and we! ‘don’t know how many other places. This will . prove a decided convenience, and enable house. wives to dispense with the trouble of home. baking. ~ +--+ & HANDSOME S1gn.—Some time ago we said L. . W. Curtis was a first-rate sign painter. That! _gentleman, wishing to bring the proof of the assertion home to our very door, Wednesday . last embelished one of the panels of that ingres. “sive and egressive convenience with a beautiful . “specimen of his handi-work. The unassuming words “PRINTING OFFIcE,” executed in gold, . vermillion and other fanc y colors, may at any . “time be seen there, unless, as the Irishman said, it should chance to bes 2 blind man who looke qd upon it. “Rebens” . could not have done it bet-. ter; and we invite the Mirror folks to come up and see it. They will thus find material for } another cntieasastic article on “high art.” ——_——_——_—--@-—______ ie MotnTAIn Graprs.—We received, last Sat. arday, through Mr. E. T. Jordan, Ridge ex Tider, a box of mountain grapes, raised on the . ‘ranches of Capt. Evans and E. W. Mull, of. -Buckeye Hill, not far from Swectland. The . clusters were immense, and the fruit sweet, juicy and delicious—thus demonstrating, beyond con. ‘tradiction, the adaptability of our soil for prolific . grape culture. The gentlemen, above named are . “giving considerable of their attention jo this! subject. If they would furnish us with some . facts relating to their syccess, the number of, _ Vines they have cultivated, and other informa. tion of this character, they would confer a great . favor, which would be thankfully received. a2 « LOST AND For np.—Cal. Olmaten .d, who drives . “Jo Thomas’ line of coaches between this point . ‘and North Bloomfield, picked up on the road, several days ago, somewhere near ‘the latter . lace, a large white sack, filled with—we den’t know what, as our curiosity has not been suffi. cient to prompt us to open it. among other things oy? its contents, and it is probably the property of a A. band-bex, = female. The owner can recover the same by . calling at ves ofics, dese: bing senties, cte. ae ie OysTERS cae a hungry man, or an epicure, . there is music in the sound! until recently, they have been a rarity. The enterprise of Messrs. Brown & Clark, of the Bank ‘Exchange, having proven fully adequate to the _times, we have now a daily supply, direct from Oregon, kicking in the shell, which are served at their counter to the outside demands of families, snd the inside demands of transient and regular . ‘customers le ig nna GrizzLty H1iL.—To-day Messrs. Robinson & Co. will put offa blast of one hundred kegs of . powder in their claims at Grizzly Hill. “The . powder will be placed in a draft one hundred feet . below the surface, under a bed of gravel, and ‘packed in such a manner as to produce, when ignited, the desired effect. exhibited to us from these diggings, shows them ‘to be very rich, and the proprietors are making . extensive preparetions for the winter’s work. ee THE Raat Ovi Strurr.”—The other day we received, through Mr. J. A. Seeley’s Marysville wagon line, a five-gallon keg of Scotch whisky—a prime article, and just the thing for . hot punches on cold winter cvenings. It: was from the extensive and popular wholesale liquor . establishment of H. Webster & Co., San Francisco. Nud, here’s a double bumber to Jn ! nee Hicu Winn YESTERDAY.—A northeast w inl prevailed with such violence as to knock people off their feet, tear off window-shutters, blow down signs, fences, trees, and scatter loose things . generally. We understand that a great deal of damage has been sustained by the miners in different localities, by the prostration of their fumes und other isnprovensesite. — aa The : attention of the ladies is dilated to ‘the advertisement of Messrs. Weil & Goldsmith, who advertise that they are selling their stock ‘out cheap. — e+ (=Mr. John Prior, one of the owners in the ! ‘Golden Gate claim, on this hill, fell from a flume ‘a distance of about twenty-five feet, on Thursday ‘afternoon, and was severely injured. °° [P We hear that the Knickerbocker Mining ompany have bought the Mud Cut claims, on ‘the West side of San Juan hill, paying therefor Yhe sum of $23,000. nS > Morgan Jones, formerly a citizen of North ‘San Juan, was killed at Sailor Flat on Thursday, by Hie falling of atree. No further particulars heard. ee —o————_____—_. Carriciovs.—Clouds; sunshine, rain and frost have characterised and given variety to the weather during the present week. —_————__-e : In Nevada county, the vote in favor of a Constitutions) Convention is 5,239; against it, . Majority for a Convention, 4, S41. ee (Nevada county contributed $614 10 to the Woshington Monument Fund. press . seems to form a pertion of , In the mountains, . A prospect recently . politicians to the post-office, on the arrival of each successive mail—hoping, as they did, to} receive some decisive intelligence relating to the . THE COUNTY. We clip the following items from Tues. day's Transcript: Tue Weaver Ditrcu.—This work is very near its completion. ft is now supplying the miners of Orleans Flat with water, and, . in ten days, or at the most, two weeks, it will 'be brought into Columbia Hill. Very soon , . therefore, it will be completed to Chimney ‘Hill and Cherokee. This ditch, in all its parts, flumes and earth-cuttings, is finished in the very best manner, and promises to be a permanent benefit to a Jarge extent of rich mining territory. InsouveNcy.—Gustave Hansen and Clark Gregory have filed their petitions in the District Court, praying te be discharged from their debts. ARrrestep.—Carr, who, in company with Rudsil, was suspected of the murder of Cherry, near Carson City, was arrested at Downieville, last week, and taken thence, by Marshal Blackburn, for trial in Carson City. Rudsil, who was arrested and confined in the i same time. Both murderers are now in the hands of the law. . Nevada jail, was taken to Carson City at the t Emigrant ScrrertncS—Horriste ParticcLARS!—A correspondent writing from Walla Walla, W. T, on the 3d ef Nov ember, to the Presidential contest in the State. The Republi. Port! ind News, wae fe cans were the most sanguine, but dared not crow, for fear, after all, of being “‘last out of the woods.” ‘In the very midst of nervous expectation, in comes tlie Pony, announcing the general result ! i. This was unlooked-for—it was unparalleled— that we should hear who was the President before _ learning how dur own, State had gone! The Republicans at once ceased to be solicitous for State . news. They were satisfied, and at once fell into . mutual congratulations and a violent shaking of . hands. el OO Oi PREMATURE EXPLOSION det as we go io press we learn that two men who were working i in the Yuba Mining Company’s claims at Manzanita Hill, a short distance below Sebastopol, were blown up (Friday afternoon) by the premature explosion of a blast. Neither the names.of . the parties, nor the extent of the injuries they received, could be rarieicasoes: Sines Suret Mvste.—We have received from S. H. . Lene, No. 62, D street, Marysville, the music of “Ever of Thee I’m Fondly Dreaming,” “Do . they miss me at Home,”.and that stirring French anthem the “Marsellaise.” tensively Mr. Long deals exin music, books and stationery, and would be glad to receive a share of the San Juan patronage. 7+ More Cuancrs.—Block & Furth are now fully removed to the old stand of the McGuires, and the McGuires are snugly sis their stock of drugs, in the building formerly occupied by Block & Furth. Charley St. Louis is still with them. ensconsed, Bap Roaps.—Freguent complaint has been } ; made to us of late by teamsters, of the miserable condition of the road just this side of Sweetland. . The hill there, in its present condition, is represented to be the hardest pull. for teams which occurs between Marysville and Forest City. We trust the Supervisor will give his attention to the matter. deed Wie)“ ineee eo He has , and the indusHe has just completed the fitting . up of a Boot-blacking reom two doors ieluw Boots.—SamWagner is never idle. , the inventive genius of a Yankee ; try of an ant. j Charley Schardin’s, where he can always be ' found, “excepting when out on professional serHe wishes his old patrons to bear him in . kindly remembrance. vice.” -@o Proiiric.—We were shown, a few days ago, . a lot of fine potatoes, taken from the garden on . . the south side of town, belonging to B. P. Avery; Esq.,—they being a part of a second crop produced in the same soil the Sikes season, +e . GAME. SQuiils are sclling j in this market for i three dollars a dozen, and are scarce at that. { a a : . . } Fat hares command six bits apiece. Both quails : and hare are plenty among the hills in the neighborhood. <A few deer have also been seen since the first snow-storm. {>Capt. N.C. Miller’s miejovity over J. Perkins, who received the highest vote of ja of the defeated Republican Assemblymen, is just 8. Close shaving! Beis Evcrexa Premivm.—The premium kennel to Dr. Warfield, on behalf of the Eurcka Mining Company of this place, by the late Agricultural ; State Fair, is a beautiful silver butter-plate, now on exhibition at Hansen's jewely store, Maine street. a erste Sarg NE aclmeniieceams Puysician at SWEETLAND.—Dr. K. P. Wat. son, a gentleman highly spoken of. by those who . have known him for years, as devoted and skill. ful in his profession, has loeated at our neighdor. ing town of Sweetland. That place needs a physician, and he will doubtless receive a good ee —__—_____-. 9.6 Exvunes Favors.—Messrs. E. T. Jordan and . Myrom Angel, newspaper expressmen up and . down the Ridge, will accept our thanks for favors in their line recently conferred. To the first named gentleman we are indebted for late Pic. torials, Punches, Magazines, and Atlantic mises cellaneous newspapers. Ec Scie ase REstut or THE : Br AsT.—At their last clean-up the Eureka Company realised $6,000 from the dirt which they blasted down terete weeks ago. Since the receipt of the news of Linaole" 8 election, the Republicans are boasting that they belong to the “Administration” party. pene pena In Demanp.—Ingquiries are made for turkies. Thanksgiving is approaching. Where is the man who deals in that kind of live stock ? eo CommexceD .—A portion of the down town . town planking has already been laid. The improvemcnt is to be extended some distance below Reamer’ s store. ut eae GRatiFrytInc.—tThe subdjoined item, from the San Francisco Call, of California is productive, relied upon for other of the staple commodities, besides its gold, silver, and other minerals: “From J a were receive 1859, the amount received was 534,147 sacks; . and from July 1st to November 3d of the present . year, 1860, 1,191,783 sacks were received. The receipts of barley have fallen off in about .the . same proportion that the receipts of wheat have + increased.” ~ . the command of Captain Dent, who was orthe living the dead body of Mr. Meers, the father and indienne caeteinetenineis linen seemed silaliseihsaatiniinslb o> acdc sinctcnhaeincesecaiatadtcalabielihdiageucieaipishtainaeticiiactniiacanetiaitiiahtitllatietaaniesaiiaitata olatuiteisantlae allan trminscnigemtiitsineetniniapintesiniateacnibidcseaiestncntapejzcntte inane ateinein tadashi ncaa teeth ataatgesianannry tenia . CHEROKsSE— will show whether the soil . and how far it can be . Moone’s Frar— 1st to November 6th, 1858, ‘there . at this port 280,401 sacks of do. mestic wheat. From July Ist. to November Sth, An Express has arived in this Valley from dered out upon the Emigrant Road, in the vicinity uf Fort Boise, tu investigate the report of the massacre of the emigrants. Captain Dent found some ten or twelve emigrants still alive, and subsisting on the dead bodies of theirassociates. The details are most horrible! The messenger reports lthat some twelve dead vodies have been . found. and ten were still alive, secreted in parties of.three or four for the distance of taekes miles in the vicinity of the attack. Some had died from actual starvation. Mr. Myers, his brothers, wife, Miss Myers with five children, Miss Trimtall, wereamong This party were subsisting upon husband of the family. Captain Dent will return ina few days, when a fall report will be forwarded to the Portland press This mosth orrible slaughter ofso many innocent.emigrants calls furasearching investigation «by. “the authorities, and if no one should be censured for non fulfillment of duty, then the Government had better take some efficient steps for the protection of this high way, over which thousands are passing westward every year. US Nortn San Jvuan.—Foiger, af the Sacramento News, gets off the following:: “J. 8S. McCue, having threatenedthe North oe Juan folks that he would withdraw his independent line of stages, running between that town and Marysville, if: they did . not patrgnize him, now announces that having. brought them to the true policy, he will continue the line during the winter. By the way, San Juan must be considerable ofa town, as no better evidence is wanting than the planking of streets, the receipt of new . goods, the tearing down of old houses and the erection of new, and a general preparation for the wintertrade. Riches, happiness and comfort seem to blend with the bright sunshine which beams over it. It is truly a town of pretty honses, good men, and good SSS AS. ime 8, 2 women, and beautiful virgins. So they say. And “they” say right, old boy. Se eS ers Tus Destiny or Bovs._Some one has asked: “Boys, do you ever think that this great world with ail its wealth and woe, with all its mines and mountains, its oceans, seas, and rivers, with all its shipping, its steamboats,railroads and magnetic telegraphs, . with all its miltions of men and alhthe progressand science of the age, willeoon be given over to the hands of the boys of the present xge—boys like you, assembled in the school room, or plying without them, on both sides of the Atlantic! Believe it, and look abroad upon your inheritance, and get ready to enter upon its possession. The kings, presidents, governors, statesmen, philosoph ers, minis sters, teachers, men of the future, all are boys whose feet, like yours, cannot reach the floor, when seated on the benches upon which they are learning to master the monosyli: bles of their res pective languages.” + e+ IuPROVEMENT.—A cotemporary, quoting from Gray’s Elegy in a church-yard, gives one of the verses as follows: “No father seeks his merits to disclose, Or dravs his frailties from their dread abode, (There they alike in trembling-hope repose, ) The bosom of his Father and-his God.” A decided i improvement, is it not ?—Marysy -” Democrat. No. Grey spent ten years on this poem to avoid such. tautology as a repetion of the word “father.” The verse is not much to brag on, cither originally or as amended. ca I re Unaccountasty Stow.-—Returns of the State election are not all in yet. It is rendered pretty certain, however, that Lincoln has carried it by about 800 votes. & Thanksgiv ing The pleasure of y your compan y is respectfully solicited at a Thanksgiving Ball, to be giyen at THE CHEROKEE HOTEL, Cherokee, on * : THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 29, 1sé0 WM. F. BERRY & THO'S. HOAGLAND, Proprictors. MANAGERS: Norra San Juan— T. D. Culver, « C.E. Helfrich. SwEEFLanp— J V. White, F. A. Wilder. Cotumera Tini— E. Hubbard, Hi. P. Sweetland, Wn. Rbhem. L. C. McKeeby. . Frexcn Corrir— Brecavitte— George Trainer. Ilenry Everett. Lake City— Geo. W. Lowell. 8. Arnold. Floor Managers:

H. G. Puituirs, A. J. Jouxston. . meets every Tuesday evening, at 74 o'clock, at the . . Odd Fellows’ Hall. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to meet with — . the Lodge. . : D. D. BRUNK, W.C. T. PL. BUTLER, Sec’y. ‘ [sep22toc31} Pt lH Gero. D. Dorntin, Agent, North San Juan. Uct. Zu, Sim \ . sWarfety. FRED. A. WILDER, BAKER. At the Building formerly owned and oocupied by B. P. Avery as.a Drug Store. Manufactures and keeps constantly’on hand, the following BREAD-STUFFS: BREAD: Domestic, Crackers: Butter, do Graham, do Sugar, do Rye and Indian, do Boston. Rusk; Cakes: Plain; Frencu Rots: Cookies? Cakes, rich; (made to order) Molasses cakes; ’ Fruit fake; Small Fancy Pound; Pound do. Ginger Bread; Sponge do; Ginger Snapps; Teint aes (or Bride’s cake; Fried cakes; Gold do; Pies of. all kinds— Bliék do; (very rich) *“fhade “with some iz thing: in. jem.’ A Wagon witt veh fs sdtarly to Cherokee, Badger Till, and Colembia Hill, every Monday and Friday. To San Juan, Sebastopol, Sweetland, Birchville, end French Corral, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Ia connection with the Bakery is a LUNCH ROOM, where, parties can be accommodated with cakes, pies, coffee, tea, &c., &c. YEAST, put up in bottles, for family use, kept constantly on hand. * ° Family and Miners’ enstem. particularly desired, and regularly served with any of the above articles, at rates they can afford to pay. Citizens of San Juan! Ihopé you will consider me (as I do myself ) afixture among you; hoping tu build up a business, and to make fur myself and tamily a permanent home. tue SR FRED‘c. A. WILDER. San Juan, Noy, Ist, 1860. tf BUY THE BEST: GROVER & BAKER HAVE RECEIVED Eine First Premium ON FANILY SEWING MACHINE ‘AND Machine UWorix. AT EVERY FAIR OF 1860! OVER THEIR Wheeler & Wilson and all Others! Thus establishing : Their Supremacy ! These Machines are the most simple in use ! Sew from two common Spools! Have no troublesome Bobbin or Pad ! Sew any and all Fabrics ! Make very little Noise ! Are quickly Learned and Operated ! And not liable to Disarrangement. We guarantee perfect and reliable Machines, and from thousands now in use can sexes te assert, without contradiction, that we have never had one Machine returned. Explicit Directions accompany each Machine. From which a child can in an incredibly short . . space of time acquire a perfect control and management of the Machine. SEND FOR A CIRCULAR, R. w. _BROWN, Agent, O1y Montgomery s treet, San Francisco. CHRISTMAS AS GIFTS SECOND GRAND PRESENTATION RAFFLE OF A GIDVENR, PREMIUM DAGUERREAN. ARTIST, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. 350 Splendid Prizes, Valued at $8,000, to be Distributed on Christmas Day! $300 in Cash! 20 Watches, andthe most = and —— Articles of Jewelry !} 0° °°" a Every Tick ket: will be good for ON EB DOLL AR LIRENESSES at any time before or after the Distribution of the Prizes Any percon who will have a Likeness taken, Will receive Qne Ticket for every dollar invested in Pictures, which will entitle any one to a chance in the Piizes. Rafiie to come off on Christmas night. C. SCHARDIN, Nov. 3; tf Agent for sale of Tic ke ts. Druggists & Cheniical GLASSWARE, &e. JOUN TAYLOR,. . 132 Washington st., San Francisco, ++-s. Importer and Dealer in... Druggists and Chemical Glassware, Soda Water Stock, LABELS. Also—a full assortment of Assayers’ articles, such as Crucibles, Retorts, Muffles, Cupels, Test Tubes, Matrasses, &c.,éc. _ Druggists, Chemists, Gold Dust Buyers Ad others in want of Goods in the line will be “_— Plie ed at reasonable prices and in quantities to suit: Goods carefully packed, without charge, to F<) toany part of the State. Circulars containing lists of the above articles for warded to partic swhen requested, febl1 3m is Piya agit Gee Te EN Te undersigned are pleased to announce to the citizens of San Juan and the surrounding . neighborhood, that they have made arrangements . by which they will be in daily receipt of Fresh Oregon Oysters in the shell, which will be served in every style, — at all hours of the day and night, at a coun. ially erected for that purpose, in a ink Ruchectge of BROWN & CLARK gerne arrival to-day, Nov. 3d. nov3tf To Whom it may Cone-rn, . pue Notes and Accounts of the late firm of Peck & . having been placed in the hands of the undersigned for collection. those knowing theniselves . indebted to the above-named firm will please call and j; Em portant to Miners BE &FURTH have just received a: . CRAWFORD. , arrange their accounts without delay. as after the fif. . teenth day of November, costs will be made unless settled by that time. North fan Juan, Oct. 25th, 1860. 4w Chronic FRESH ORUGOWY OYSTERS Us WYSE : Variety. i i i i i ee ill REMOVAL. A. BLOCK & CO., DAN. FURTH, Nevada, San Juan. BLOCK & FURTH DEALERS IN CLOTHING! BCcowrTrs Have removed to the, Brick Building, south side of Main street, next door east of Cohn’s Variety store, NORTH SAN JUAN, Strictly One Price. GOLD DUST Purchased at the highest Sates, by . oe BI CK & FURTH. Brick Stare, corner Mair and Flume, 27 ve mam San Juan. DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO RATES, Checks on Pi a gee AT PAR. ‘ North San Juan, Nov. 6, ’58. orf ‘ECLECTIC MEDICAL DISPENSARY. Diseases Treated b; by the Reformed Practice.... Mercury and other Mineral Poisons not used....Remedies chosen principally from the Botanic Kingdom, Our treatment can do no harm, ana is imcomparably more effective in the cure of disease than the uld school practice. Particular attention given to treatment 03 ailments, and > Alaptcitiad the eae, are successfully removed.— ~~, Catarrhal Affections; Opth: vita aa otherdiseases of the Kye: Coughs of long: standing;Brorchitis, and disorders of the Lungs: Affectiows @f the Liver, Stomach sind Kidneys; Rheumatism firits various stages; Neurelgia; Nervous and spinal Complaints; Scrofula; Carbuficles'and Affections of the Skin;’Cancer treated successfully without the use of the Knife; aleo—Grav el cured. Thise whoare lionestly unable to pay for advice, will be treated: by paying me what their medicine costs me. Patientsin the Interior can oftentimes be cured by medicines sent tothem. Such must give full description of their cases. Address, through Wells, Fargo & Co., or Post Office, Box 192, J. B. PILKINGTON, M. D., Dispensary, at 9814 Montgomery st., E Xpress Building, oct 27 3m is San Francisco. Assay Office sci eae THEALL & CO., Successor to Justh & Hunter, No. 102 First st., between D and High, arysvilie. GSoisp AWD ores Of Every Description, Melted and Assayed. At San Francisco raté®, and returns made in BARS or UNITED STATES COIN, within six hours. Ovr-assays are guaranteed, and Bars discounted at the lowest rates. sep 163m rs FLETCHER, +ecccecscceecceeesd. Ep. HOBSON FLETCHER & HOBSON. Importers aud Wholesale and Retail Dealers i in Anrerican, Frenchand English FA NCY AND s TAPLE DRT GOoonDs, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Druggets, Silk Damasks, Dress Silks, Matting, Worsted Damasks, Mantillas, Hearth Rugs, Lace Curtains. Shia Wis, Door Mats, -Drapery Muslin, Lawns, Berages, Window Sh: ade s, Marseilles Quilts, Embroideries, Ard Fixtures, nen and Cotton Sheeting, Cornices. White and Colored Blankets, Cuftain Bands, Hosiery, Parasols, Stair Rods, Towels & Diapers, Laces, Table Oil Cloths. Irish Linens, “Ducks, Alexandre’s Kids, Gents Furnishing Goods, Shectings Ww. D street,four doors from corner of First MA RYSVILLE. sept. 2. $ 8. T. WATTS, DRUGGIST, No. 92, First street, Marysville, KEEPS constantly on hand and for sale, at Wholesale and Retail, Cox's Sparkling Geletine, Cooper's Sheet Isinglass. Sago. Tapioca, Hecker’s Farina, and flavoring txtracts of Vanilla. Peach, Bitter Almonds, Grange, Lemon, and strawberry., ; Lei Alcohol, Burning Fluid, < Polar Oil, Lard Oil, —_ Castor Oil, ‘NeatsfootOil Linseed Oil, Clive Oil. Sold wholesale and retail, at reduced prices. by 8. T. WATTS, 92 First street. THERE are Many ways oF relieving pain for the time being. but there is only one way of temoving diseases. No pz wallis utive, no uanodyne, no topical application will remove it. It'must be attacked at its source,in the fluids of the body, Which cenvey the poison to the localities where it is developed in inflamn. ation, sores, ulcers, tumors, abscesses, glandular swellings, &c., as the case may be. These fluids must be reached. acted upon and purified by some powerful agent. Such an avent is Yellow Dock Sarsaparilia and lodide Potash. (Mannfactnred at Watt's Drug store) It gently stimulates while it disinfects and expels from the stem ich and bowels all that is irritating and at the same time restores their vigor and tone. —_——_—-.ewo>F Hair Tonte.<=To persons residing ia wart cli mates. this compound will be invaluable ag a’ specific in retaining to the skin a healthy action and weutra)izing any of the evil effects, which by cohtinued or frequent perspiration. must cause to the Nair. Tochildren. or the youngest infant, it may be used with the greatest freedom, for howewer thin or weakly the hair may apparently be, by the use of this compound all irritation will be ailayed. ' This tonic is more part icularly recemmended for restoring grey hairs to their original color, and with few exceptions it is acknowledged to be’ infallible; but in all cases it is acknowledged to be superior to like pre parations now in the market. This is no hair of] for simply greasing the hair. but achcmieal preparation free from grease or other injurious ingredients.” Manufactdred and sold at the drug store of 8 T. Watts. Marysville: and sold by traders and druggists throughout the State. * : _ Also-Opium Balsamique, ‘An infallibte cure for Secret Diseases—pleasant to the taste. For sale by FRANCHERE & BUTLER, Agents. North San Jnan, And at the Drug store of 8S. T. WATTS, sept. 29 3m Marysviile. se sie of Lawrence Duck, which is offered at Fates. 5 <ee . _ . Franchere & Butler’s Colum RARnanAR A> a ees AMBURGH TEA; Fosgate’s Cor: * Opiate Balsamique; : Dr. Watts’ Sarsaparilla; Selon * Hair Tonic; Murray's Fluid Magnesia; “Fine Razors; > Coal Ofl Lamps at Reduced Prices. A}. New Drug Store ON FLUME STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN. FRANCHERE & BUTLER oe TIERERBY sie the —_ that they hive dpened xn pre new and Well selected a. EDRUGS, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Perfumery and Fancy Articles, . Paints, Oils, Camphene, Kerosene, Lamps and Wicking, Brushes of all Kinds, And everything else pertaining to a Thorough Drug Establishment) All of which they will selt at, Who'esale and Retail. ° £B~Physician’s prescriptions carefully compountied, from the purest materials, at all hours of the day and night. In addition to the above, the subscribers have oa hand a large stock of BOOKS & STATIONERY, Blink Books of every style, Califorfihia Gold Pens, aly SPLENDID GIFT BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, CUTLERY && KE crosene uamps Just received. £a-Remember the place, and call and see‘us,at the NEW FIRE-PROOF BRICK, ON FLUME ST., NEXT DOOR TO MAIN "STREET. E. FRANCHERE....ss0ceeeeeeee etésieoness eccccoese lt’. H. BUTLER Take Notice, Everybody ! We are now selling out our Stock of Wall Paper Window Paper, Shades and Fixtures, , To close out in that line of businese-end make room for other Goods. We are selling Paper as low as Five cents.per Roll! t So that there is now no€Xtuse for doing without this article:’ Call on us soon and make your purchases, if you want Bargatns?. EV ALL'S Sarsaparilla and Iodide of Potass; Scovall’s Blood and Liver Syrup; Henry’s Magnesia; “Habersham’s Headache Elixir; Mrs. W inslow’s Soothing Syrup; Ayres’ Sarsaparilla; + ba Cherry Peetoral; Merchant’ s Garging Oil; Lyon’s Flea Powders; Kellinger’ s Liniment; Ww ynkoop’ s Iceland Pectoral; pr Jay ne’ s Liniment; “Radway’s Ready Relief; Colledion; “ * ‘Jew David’s Plaster; mes Patent Groats for Children: ER Graefenberg Co’s. Uterine Catholicon; _Dr. Crossman’s Specific Mixture ; Turlington’ s Balsam of Life; : Hy att’s Infallible Balsam; “Richardson’s Sherry Wine Bitters; Dr. Hoofland’s German Bitters; : Dr. Morse’s Invigorating Cordial; Bed Bug Poison; Elixir of Calisaya Bark. ee ERBE5T STARCH, forsale by FR ANCHERE & BUTLER. see st aaa BIBLES at * *' H FRANCUERE & BU TLER’S AINTS mixedto Order, by P FRANCHERE. vt BUTLER. . (AMPHENE LAMP Chimneys For sale at FRANCHERE BUTLER'S. OAL OIL! M6 SRG For sale at FRANCEERE & BUTLER’S J7 ie Flume street. URNING FLUID-+ For sale at FRANCHERE & BUTLER’S: \ x 7 ASHING SODA! For sale by “FRANCHERE & BUTLER. RISTOL BRICK! For sale by FRANCHERE & BUTLER. EST Wines and Liquors, for medicinal purposes, for sale by FRANCHEKE & BUTLER mer. —TARTAR ~%, B* FRANCHERE & BUTLER’S. for sale by ung it FRANCIIERE & LUTLER i AeoHton, pPomss BOOKS AN STATIONERY For sale at FR ANCHERE & BUTLER'S. ee: Le SB FE will sell for CASH as CHEAP 38, the CHEAPEST. mar2i—tf ceapragnaer 22 & BUTLER. ES? LETTER raPek aus at FRANCHEKE & BUTLER’S, . Flume street WALL PAPER! NEW STYLES! FRANCHIERE & BUTLER . Mave ‘just received and openéd at their store on Flume street, North San Juan, a @ large jot of beautiful = Wall Paper, Borders, = shades, &c., &c.which = they are prepared to sell at very low rater. * Their stock consists in part of Satin. Oak, Oak Fiflling, saloon,scene and Bed room Papers! <a Velvet. gilt, satin and oak monldings; ’ Egg Borders, for oaks and common borders; Plain and gilt border shades; Velvet and bronze shades; oe shades; Green, blue id ¢ ea sial eae Cords, putleys. roller én %,, brackets &c.5 Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Bruslies &e. Call and see for Yourselves. Orders from a distance carefully filled. FRANCHIERE & BUTLER is EEP constantly on hand at their Columbfa Bais store, —LEvI AYRES acting as their Agent— a tuli assortinent of + ~~ Drags, Medicines, , aints, Oils, Brushes, Stationery * Medicines, a rfume > tonsa Tobacco, ees Candies, fancy Artie el eB, &c. &e., . At -San Juun Retail Priees ! Columbia Hill, June 9th, 1860. tf