November 24, 1860 (4 pages)

Che Bry antic . Bees S. THE TERRIBLE ee er st ‘eae just . as our paper was goihg to press, we heard ofa terrible accident which occurred in the tunnel of . the Yuba Mining Company, on Manzanita Hill, in this neighborhood, from the premature explosion of a blast, but were not prepared to give . We have since seen one . hames or particulars. of the unfortunate men injured, who furnished us with the details omitted. About 10 o’clock on Friday morning, formant, Henry Harper, and his co-laborer, Richard Dodge, were about to complete the tamping for a blast,when the explosion occurred. They are entirely ignorant of what could have produced it, as they were using a plentiful quan. . tity of water, and worked with even unusual care. blown off; also the thumb and two first fingers of the left hand, above the second jeints. He also _receiyed a severe wound inthe left thigh, and was otherwise maimed and bruised in such a general manner as to lay him up for some time. Dodge had his only eye destroyed, by a fine piece . of gravel, which pierced through the ball. He lost the sight of the other eye about a year ago, while chopping wood, a stick flying up and producing that unfortunate injury. This, we understand, is tle fifth time that he has been blown up . by premaiure explosions; but on none of the . previous occasions did he sustain any serious . personal damage. Heis now receiving medical attention at the Half-Way House, between San . Juan and Sebastopol. Mr. Harper lies at the . Sierra Nevada Hotel, and is kindly c seine for. 2+ terrible disease, the Diptheria, more commonly . known as the putrid sore throat, is just now prevailing to an alarming extent in several “tain localities. The family of Mr. field, of French Corral, in this county, has been . _Visited in a most melancholy and afflictive form. On the 5thof the present month, Emma Wood“fel, aged six years, died. On the 16th, Fanny Eh. Woodfield, aged eight years,also died; ancon . the 17th, James Woodfield, aged three years, went to bis long sleep with his two little sisters— all stricken down with the same disease. We understand that three children of Mr. J. B. Murphy, of French Corral, are riously ill with this malady. On the outside of said to bea now lying seto-day’s paper, we publish what is certaf cure for Diptheria. 0. “ pices BuLAst.—F orty-seven ANOTHER DIG kegs of powder were let off in a. subterranean more passage of the Eureka claims, on ‘Thursday afland farty feet An eye-witness describes the ternoon, at a depth of a hundrec from the surface. effeet as grand. in the shape of a mound, with an irregular cireular base of thirty or forty fect circumference, “through which a column of flame shot upward, when the mound disappeared, and the spot became densely coVered with smoke. When this The earth rose eight or ten feet cleared away, an immense gap or cavity was Visible—showing that the object intended to be accomplished, viz. that of shattering large quantities of adhesive gravel and earth—was successful to the fullest extent anticipated or desired by the Company. MERE a number of totally erroneous stories, have been the devastation wrought by ‘the gale on Thursday and Friday of 1 sustained by the miners was SORE eal tctmMons.—Several exaggerated, afloat concerning ast week The damage princi.pally confined to their branch flumes, and other improvements of a temporary The Masérita fiuime was not + Mace a, as reported ; character but a Smaller one, located directly und sartly Cemolished, which, aa gave rise to the rumor. Two frame buildings were blown down at Lake City ; one occupied by Mr. Utting, salocn, and the other an unfinished Beyond these a > as a billiard s frame belonging toa Frenchman. no very serious loss—if we ae the accidental killing of one or more persons— tained to have occurred. Kerosene O11 anp Lawrs.—Both these cles have grown so rapidly in popular favor,that, we are informed by the S$ of that market. The lamps are now used in ‘nearly all families; with them. Franchere & Butler, very fortunately, provided themselves handsomely with the former article, before the mania for Kerosene lamps gained headway, and advertise a fine lot of the same for sale. They also sell the conl oil at their drug store on Flune street, $$$ 2 —$—$$_$_______—For Satr.—Judge Stidger offers several valuable houses and lots for sale, in to-day’s paper. Main street, and are suitable either for families, or with some alterations, for places of business. One residence, particularly, located on San Juan street, (the next north and parallel with Main,) is as delightful a plac eas heart with reasonable expectations could desire. The front yard contains fountains, vines, ros¢s, shade and fruit trees ete., and is laid off in artistic divisions. Mr. James P. Ew Ewing, 1g, and old and esteemed citizen of North San Juan, took his departure ‘the other day for Lower Lalifornia, in pursuit of . business and adventure. May prosperity attend . ‘his efforts, and good fortune restore him soon again to those who regret the loss of so worthy a The rifle which he carries with him . In the Coast Range of moungentlethan. is a prime one. tains, a year ago, we cut a deer down with it at . a distance of three hundred and twenty paces. «oo Kocn’s LacEn.—The demand for this delicious beverage is not so great as in warm w eather, put it continues to retain its old-time “bead.” Mr. Koch is making preparations to enlarge his Dusiness in the spring, when the good people for miles up and down the Ridge, will have his beer delivered at their domicils. After once tasting $t, they will never desire to go elsewhere for the ‘purchase of ¢hat article. THANKSGIVING Baru.—It will be borne in Smind that Messrs. Berry & Hoagland, of the ‘Cherokee Hotel, at Cherokee, give their grand Social Ball on next Thursday evening, Thanksgiving. Their preparations for the event have Been going forward for some time, and in such a manner as to secure a large attendance and brilliant entertainment. ReEMovVALS.—Dr. W. W. Ross has removed to the office formerly occupied by Judge Stidger, dR. H. Farquhar, Esq., has transferred his quarters { to hie sabe ‘vacated by Dr. Ross, in the same building, an office. and onthe same floor with this our in. moun. John Wood. lor it, was . hi 1s been asc -er= 3 arti. San Francisco papers, it . is impossible for the supply to reachthe demands . with fowl, will find this a favorable opportunity . . to secure one for garnishing the Thanksgiving . and the oil goes necessarily . I. o. o. F. . . Ata meeting of Gold Ridge Lodge, No. 42, I, O. O. F., held at their Hall in Camptonville, on . November 17th, 1860, the following Resolutions . . were unanimously adopted : ; WHEREAS, It has pleased the Great and AllWise € reator and preserver of the universe, to i . Nevada Democrat of Tuesday : take from our midst our beloved Brother, . JONATHAN EASTMAN McQUAID—therefore— Resolved, That in the death of Bro. McQuaid, . advocate, and society a worthy and upright member. Resolved, That we, as Odd Fellows, do most sincerely sy. ympathise with the widow and rela. tives of our deceased brother in their. bereave. ment,—also the members of Galion Ledge, No. . 217, of Ohio, of which deceased was a worthy . member, in good standing. dtesolved, of thirty days. . = Resolr ed, That the Secretary be Salient to . ‘forward a copy of the foregoing Resolutions to seal of the Lodge, and also to Galion Lodge, No. . 217, of the State of Ohio, anda copy to each of . the newspapers published in the .city of. Marysshaft fort . ville, and also to the Hydraulic Press, published ! He fell into itontheS at San Juan, Nevada county. D. Hannon, N. G. M. K. Napier, Sec’y. —_ -@eoe : . Tur Hovse or Brock & Co.—Mr. Emanuei firm, an old and esteemed Sacramento friend, called on us the other day, which suggests the idea, for some time past held in abeyance, of ! . saying a few words in relation to the house of . . Block & Co., in its several joint and distinctive . features. It has three branches in the moun. establishment—one at Nevada, one at Timbuc. The ostensible an extensive . too, and the third at this place. . object of cach is to conduct, on the Clothing business, in all its modern . diversified phases; but in addition, each pur. scale, . chases gold dust, and does a limited banking . business, receiving special deposits, selling drafts, . checks, ete. Weare personally acquainted with . most of the partners, and know the different . houses well by reputation. This enables to assert—which we do with great picasure—that for enlarged and liberal business views ; an open, frank, but unpretentious liberality; they are not excelled by any other firm, operating either more or less extensiv ely, in the . State. ing office. upon to do their labor; and they are by no means strangers to the advertising columns. Block, the head of the Nevada branch of this . . near Bergans’. : z ; tains, in addition to the principal New York . DiPruert: ᐀䄀一 AFFLICTED E AMILY.—That . : I I kn Ww {hire i . . owledge . doing finely. In addi. . blood st THE COUNTY. The following items are clipped from the Fata AccipENTt.—Mr. Wm. M. Boler, a workman employed at Leach’s saw mill, near the Buena Vista ranch, was fatally injured on Saturday week. Itappears that the lumber is carried out of the mill on a car, which runs on a descending track. The unfortinate mau was riding on-a carload of lumber, and . ‘while descending the track at a rapid rate, the Order has lost a warm-hearted and zealous . . the other end along the car, striking him a j That. the members of this Lodge . but the injuries were so great that he died ae : . wear the usual badge of mourning for the space . last Sunday afternoon. Harper had the little finger of the right hand . . . } j } ' work on, bigness Hill, onanetsiiN tienen tineimigpnnpeettiigs, i . : . . a portion of his brains; but under the skilful They are generous patrons of the print. *! The job types are frequently called . tion, they subserile and promptly pay for all the . local, and many of the foreign newspapers. In . the practice of this admirable policy, dead unburied until justice has been they not} only assist others, but increase the fame and se. cure the permanancy of a trade at once extensive Now, deserve to prosper ? . * — a EURNITURE A thy and industrious fellow-townsman, Mr. and profitable. don’t a house like that xD UpnozisTertne.—Our, worJohn G. Klink, whose shop is located on Flume street, deserves to be patronised by uired. furniture to be mannfactured, rep: or upholstery tobe dene. He is doing all he can to establish himself and support a numerous fami. : . confirms the statement. . ly. Givehim a call, you who have business in ie AGE Cee Sere . New Finm.—It will be leamed, by at our advertising columns, that our most energetic and enterprising fellow-townsman, Clark, with a “Co.” embarked in the grocery and provision business. 7 . giancing The new firm has our best wishes cution of a rushing trade, with—cash payments. a {7 Wm. G. Prox Sacramento, an accomplished surgeon and most estimable gentleman, of last week, of consm died in that city on Friday nption. Several years ago, . he represented Siskiyou county in the California Legislature, and was known among glares circle . of friends as “the Siskiyou Pony. . -o. Terkey SHootTinc.—An other turkey shoot. ing event is arranged to come off at Koch’s . Brewery to-morrow. Thursday is the Governor’s holiday, and those who are not already supplied ; . spit. ———— tee Zz Prof: J. D. Whitney, appointed State Ge. . ologist under a law of the last Legislature, ar. rived at San Francisco eight or ten days ago, and . has since reported himself to the Governor for . duty. He brought an assistant and his family ! with him. 1 . Firescen’s Se BILEE ates Seem nen nots ! { 1 . with the Department from Grass Valley present . Most of the houses are eligibly situated on the . ; as guests, hada parade on Thursday, and a bril. lant ball in the evening. } SEAS See . LITERARY FA Avons.—Mr. Geor ge W. Welch, . of Nevada, last week sent us a generous supply of literary and miscellaneous reading matter, for . which he will receive our acknowledgments. oo nnnnnenen, wna) ae eae ay The Freemasons of this place, havi ing some time ago secured a Spacious area of ground in the North San Juan grave-yard, are engaged in enclosing and beautifying the same. ——o(U7The MeGuires have receiv ved a large lot of deli ghtful perfumery. to purchase, and pronounce upon its fragrant qualities. Bh dete ha eee ae es {> There is no certainty yet that the Consti. tutional Convention scheme has been defeated. tecent returns show more favorably for the Convention. a : . >The Winham Brothers have dissolved partnership. See their announcement to that effect in to-day’s paper: -_———— 0 . . ~ Serap oF History.—lIt is a fact little known, that for_the first five years of our Government, the v nited States Senate always satin secret. The first time the doors were opened for public discussion wés on the contest as to the right of Albert Gallatiae to a seat in the United States Senate: ——.-@ Of thirty-six graves at Vi irginia Cit ty, thirty-five are occupied by bodies of persons So it is? said, though we killed by violence. scarcely believe it. CRI IE a Wueat ror Evrorr.—The wharves of San Francisco, are groaning under the sacks of wheat that are being loaded into ships for transportation to Europe. —_— + 9-2 BGa=Select that course of life which is the most excellent; and custom will render it the most delightful. week, having, been killed by falling into mining the widow of our late w orthy brother, under the : : .e + 2 . stroyed, and the cost of replacing them will be threw off a heavy scantling, one end of . which caught in such a manner as to sWing terrible blow on the : side and head. ‘His left arm was broken, his side and back badly bruised, and the back of his skull fractured. The operation of trephaning was performed by Drs. S. C. Tompkins, and R. M. Hunt, _FALirse mtro SHarrs,—Three men were . found dead in Grass Valley township last . shafts. The body of E. Tenberth, a miner at . was found in a! feet deep on Monday morning. Saturday night previ ious. . On Tuesday morning @ man named Philips was found dead in.a shaft near Bear river. There was considerable water in it, and he was probably drowned. On Thursday, the body of another man, whose name we have . not learned, was found in a mining shaft Lass.—We learn that Mr. Joseph . Gardiner, of Little York, was loser toalarge . amount by the heavy galeoflastweek. The . flames connected with the ditch were all deSERIOUS not be Jess than six or eight thousand dollars. . Besides this, he will lose the use of the water in the ditch for several months. Getting WeLL.—We are informed that the Chinaman, who was so hadly injured last Friday, near Turner's Mill, by a tree falling upon him, is likely to recover. It appears . tha it the tree fell upon his head, vreaking open his skull. and the poor fellow has lost treatment of Dr Ki Hi, a celebrated surgeon . from iong Kong, the injured celestuel is . SE a Sse A Feanres Picturs—Tae Unrvrrep Deap or Syrra.—The Syrian correspondent of the Boston Traveler, writes that more than ten . thousand human bodies still Jieupon the sides of Mount Uermon, in full view from the sea of Galilee and the Mediterranean, upon the plains of Sidon, the ancient . Phoenicia, blackening in the sun, and their ill cries out to Heaven for vengence. tal custom to leave the murdered satisfied ; although in Syria the effect of the upon a dead body requires burial within twenty-four hours of the departure of . } tis an Orien and, climate the spirit from its earthly tenement, these bodies remained enburted in a complete . state of preserv: ation. In the court-yard of the palaces, in the barracks, and wherever the Christian-has, fallen, there hes.the body now, still awaiting the vengeance of Heaven . + . /on the oppressors and slayers of the Chrisevery one who has . iaps of Mt. Lebanon. Without entering into /an explanation ofthe physical causes which . have produced this mummification, it is . sufficient, to say that the testimony of all . . saith the Lend.” Frank . at the end of his name, has . } . Temperance Journal brings to mind the story for the prose. . of exquisite beauty, wished to preserve its ior, a practising physician of . . walls of his studio. , soul with the purest aspirations. i find,” he } Nevada: . . . They desire. the ladies . Wolves and hyenas of course, done their work, but in all . . Bare, inclosed premises the presence of the unburied pt d remainga silent appeal to Him who I red—‘Vengeance is mine; 1 will repay, declat — ~. @-‘ spp Tue. AtcuEeMy oF Vicre.—The Illinois of the Italian artist who meeting with a child’! he should never see such So he painted the charming and hung -it upon the In his somberest hours that sweet, gentle countenance was like an angel of lightto him. Its presence filled his . “Tf ever I “a perfect contrast to this I will paint that also, and features, for fear lovelinessagain. face upon canvas said, beautiful face, hang them side by side, an ideal of Heaven and Hell Years passed. At length in a . distant land, he saw, in a prison he visited, . . the . npon—a fierce, haggard fiend, hideous object he ever with glaring . most gazed eyes and cheeks deeply furrowed with lust and crime. The artist remembered his vow, and immediately painted a picture of this loathsome form, to hang beside the portrait of this lovely boy. The contrast Was perfect. Ilis dream was realized. The two poles of the moral universe were before bim. What was the surprise of this, artist, when, on . inquiring into the history of this horrid wretch, to find that he was once that lovely little boy. Both of these picturts, the angel and the demon of the soul, now hang side by side in a Tuscan gallery. ‘Special Notices. BRR A RRA RAR ARR ARR A RRR RRA ARR ARA ranean xr. CO. oF OC. EF. , SAN JUAN LODGE, NO. 67, I. 9. of =: O. F.mcets every Monday evening, at FL 714 0 "clock, at the Odd Fellows’ Hall, East Main street, North San Jhan. Brothers%f the Order in good standing are invited to attend. P JAS. BRIGGS, N. G. W.S. CHanpier, Sec’y. Bese ™rsWINSLOW, an experiencedhnnrse and female physician, hasa Soothing 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, mothert it willgiverest . to yorrselves, and reliefand healthtc your infants.— Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in another column. > Selling Ont! ! Selling Out! Selling Out! . To close business, on account of our partner, Weil, be. ing certainly called home. Therefore, we now offer our entire stock of . Fancy and Staple Dry-Goods, &c.; At Cost! 8 Ladies will do well to callin time, as they now can find a full assortment ofall kinds of Goods, at . their own prices. . WEIL .£ GOLDSMITH. = Weiss’ Brick Building, San Juan. Nov. 17, 1860. oct20qy tf a a i a a ee CAUTION, r HEREBY. ‘caution the citizens of Nevac a. tants and the state of California against purchasing of S. HOWARD the so-called “Hydraulic Sewing Machine,” invented by Q. Rice. Said Machine hiving been invented by and a patent obtained therefor by said Rice, the use, occupancy, or disposal of the same by said Howard—or any other person not duly authorized—is an infringement upon and a violation of the inventor's . rights which will be prosecuted to the extent of the . law insuch cases made and provided for the protection . of “Inventors and the punishment of Patent Right violators.” LORENZO RICE, Nov. 17, 1860.—3m Assignee. i up a business, Explicit Wariety. ee ————ESEaEaEaEaEaEam>aaEaEee FRED. A. WILDER, BAKER. At the Building formerly owned and occupied by Bek. Arery as a Drug Store. Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand, the fol—~ lowing BREAD-STUFFS: BREAD: Domestic, Crackers: Butter, do Graham, do Sugar, do Rye and Indian, de Boston. Rusk; Cakes: Plain; FRENCH Ro.ts; Cakes, rich; (made to order) Fruit Cake; Pound do. Sponge do; Delicate do; Gold do; Black do; (very rich) Cookies; Molasses cakes; : Small Fancy Pound; Ginger Bread: Ginger Snapps}; e's cake; Fried cakes; Pies of ali kinds— made “with some thing in ’em.” A Wagon will run regularly to Cherokee, Badger Hill, and Columbia Hill, every Monday and Friday. To San Juan, Seb: astopol, Sweetland, Birch ville, and French Corral, every Tuesday, Thurs sdy ny and Satfor Br . urday. In connection with the Bakery is a LUNCH ROOM, . itt nea le ies with cakes, pics, . where parties can be accommodated coffee, tea, &c., &c. Y#AST, put up in bottles, fi or family use, kept con. stantly on hand. Family and Miners’ and re; emlarly served with any of the above art at rates they can afford to pay. Citizens of San Juan! (as I do myself ) afixture among icles,* 5 you; hoping to built 1] and to make for myself and family a permanent home. FRED’ tT. San Juan, Nov. Ist, 1860. tt A. WILDER. viorcnighinicionighahiasinanis BUY THE BEST? . GROVER & BAKER HAVE RECEIVED Tine First Premium ON THEIR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE AND BMEachine Work) AT EVERY FAIR OF 1860! _ OVER . Wheeler & Wilson and all Others?! Thus establishing Their Supremacy ! These Machines are the most simple in use! Sew from two common Spools! JIave 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 proudly assert, without contradictien, that we have never had one Machine returned. Directions accompany each Machine. Frem.which a child,ean in an incredibly short Space of time acquire a perfect control and management of the Machine. SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. ' R. W. BROWN, Agent, 91, Monigomery street, San Francisco. Gero. D. Dornin, Agent, North San Juan. Oct. 20, om CHRISTMAS GIE'TS ! SECOND GRAND PRESENTATION RAFFLE! OF ae. DIE BERT, . PREMIUM DAGUERREAN ARTIST, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, 350 Splendid Prizes, Valued at $8,000, to be Distributed on Christmas Day! $300 in Cash! 20 Watches, and the most Rich and Elegant Articles of Jewelry!! Every Ticket will be good for ONE DOLLAR LIKENESSES at any time before or after the Distribution of the Prizes. Any perzon who will havea Likeness taken, will raceive One Ticket for every dollar invested in Pictures, which will entitle any one to a chance in the.Prixes, Raffle to come off on Christmas night. C. SCHARDIN, FRESH ORGUN OYSTERS a undersigned are pleased to annourtice 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 Nov. 3; tf . in the shell, which will’ Se served in every style, . and at all hours of the day and night, at.a: counter especially erected for. that purpose, in the Bank Exchange of BROWN & CLARK. First arrival to-day, Nov. 3d. novotf To Whom it may Concern. HE Notesand Accounts of the late firm of Peck & Coley having been placed in the hands of the undersigned for collection, those knowing themselves indebted to the above-named firm will please call and arrange their accounts without delay, as after the fifteenth day of No*ember, costs will be made unless settled by that time. ; I. CRAWFORD. North 8an Juan, Oct.2 25th, 1860. 4w FOR SALE. HE undersigned, wishing to leave the state, ofi fers for sale TWOHGUSES AND LOTS, -inthe pleasant little mining town of Sweetland—either of hack affords an opportunity for a young man ‘who has not been gore akd.-done it,” to select a partner from the many fair Gnes now in market, arid settle down harmoniously, raise their own “hocp Polls and pumpkins” in the Patch, and “surround their table with olive plants.” Fer particulars, enquire of _ JF. W. Woop; ‘8 Sw vetland, Or R. W. STERLING. Nov. i7, 1860. w3 => Social Lodge, No. 11, I. 0. G. T. meets every Tuesday evening, at 734 o'clock, at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to meet with . the Lodge. D. D. BRUNK, W.C. T. P. H. BUTLER, Sec’y. [sep22tec31] custom particularly desired, . I hope you will consider me . Variety. REMOVAL. . A. BLOCK & CO., DAN. FURTH, Nevada, San Juan, BLOCK & FURTH DEALERS IN CLOTHING! BOOTS: HATS, &C. sagem senertnearpenestartetetmmcncanitgesieincanameam Wena einisinamtn cers ninnenisitintit . Have removed to the Brick Building, south side of Main . street, next door east of Cohn’s Variety store, NORTH SAN JUAN Strietly One Price. GOLD DUST Puréhased at the k ighest rates, by . BILOCK & FURTH. Brick Store, corner Mair and Finme, North San Juan. 27 AFTS ON NEW YORK, AT FRANCISCO RATES, . DR SAN AND Checks on San Francisco . } . AT PAR. . 4 North San Juan. Nov. 6, 758. 12% j ! ECLECTIC MEDICAL DISPENSARY. Diseases Treated by the Reformed Practice.. Mercury and other Mineral Poisons not used.. Remedies chosen principally from the Botanic Kingdom, Our treatment can do no harm, “dnd t is inco mpi rably . more effective in the cure of disease than the old school practice. Particular attention given to treatment ot . Chrouic ailments. and especially the following are . Successfully removed.— Catarrhal Affections; Opthalmia and other diseases of the Eye; Coughs of long standing; Bronchitis, aad . disorders of the Lungs; Affections of the Liver, Stomach and Kidneys; Rheumatism in its various stages; Neurelgia; Nervous and Spinal Complaints; Scrofula; . Carbuncles and Affections of the Skin; Cancer treated succ essfully without the use of the knife; also—Gravel cured. Those whoare honestly unable to pay for advice, . will be treated by paying me what their medicine . costs me. . cured by medicines sent to them. description of their cases. Address, through Wells, Fargo & Co., Box 192, Such must give full or Post Office, J. B. PILKINGTON, M. D., Dispensary, at 9814 Montgomery st., Express Building, oct 27 3m is San Francisco. Owes. = Assay Oftiice THEALL & CO., & Hunter, No. 102 First st., between D and High, Marysville. Successor to Justh SGOomDD AND ORES Of Every Description, Melted and Assayed At San Francisco rates. and returns made in BARS or . UNITED STATES COIN, within six hours. Our asrates. sep 163m . : Ba Selo Ro SSB ee EIS eA Ca,L FE STE Se W. FLETCHER, sec ceescowes severed. E. ILOBSON FLETCHER & HOBSON, Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealersin FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GoonDs, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Silk Damasks, Dress Silks, Worsted Damasks, Mantillas, Hearth Rugs, Lace Curtains. Shawls, Door Mats, Drapery Muslin, Lawns, Ben a Window Shades, Marseilles Quilts, Embroideries, And Fixturee, Linen and Cotton Sheeting Drugegets, Matting, Cornices, White and Colored Bla nket 8, Curt 1in Bands, _ Hosiery, -: Parasols, Stair Rods, Towels & Di apers, Laces, Table Oil Cloths. [rish Linens, Duc ks, Alexandre’s Kids, Gents Furnishing Goods, Sheetings. MARYSVILLE. nept. 29, 3m iD = t3 GGiIs®T, No. 92, First. street, Marysville, KEEPS Constantly on hand and for sale, at Wholesaleand Retail Cox’s Sparkling Geletine, Cooper's Sheet Isinglass. Sago, Tapioca, Heckers Farina, and flavoring £ xtracts of Vanilla, Peach, Bitter Almonds, Orange, Lemon, and strawberry. ‘ Alcohol, Polar Oil, Lard Oil, NeatsfootQil Linseed Oil, Olive Oil. Sold wholesale and retail, at reduced prices. by S. T. WATTS, 92 First street. Burning Fluid, Castor Oil, THERE are many ways Of relieving pain for the time being, but there is only one way of removing Ciseases. No palliative, no anedyne, no topical application will remove it. It must be attacked at its source.in the finids of the body, which convey the poison to the localities where it is developed-iu inflamnationy sores, ulcers, tumors, abseesses, glandular swelidies, &c., as the case may be. These finids. must be reached, acted upon and purified by some powerful agent Suchan agent is Yellow Dock, § Sarsaparilla and ledide Potash. (Manufactured at Wet’ s Drug store) It gently stimulates while it disinfects and expels from the stoma¢h and bowels all thatis irritating and at the same time restores their vigor and tone. : Hair Tonic.«-To persons residing in warm cli mates, this compound will, be invaluable as a specific in retaining to the skin a healthy aetion and neutrelizing any of the evil -effects, which-by continued or frequent pefspiration, must cause to: the hair. To children. or the youngest infant, i nay te used with the greatest freedom, for however thin or weakly the hair may apparenthy be; by thé use of this compound all irritation will be allay acne es, . i BD street,four doors from corner of First j Patientsin the Interior can oftenfimes be . § . says are guara.teed, and Bars discounted at the lowest . i { . . . j . . . This tonic is more particularly recommended for restoring grey hairs to their eriginal color, and with few exceptions it is acknowledged to be infallible; but in all cases it isacknowledged to be superior to like pre parations Pow in the market. This is no hair oif for simply greasing the hair, but a chemieal preparation free from grease or other injurious ingredients. Manufactdred and sold at the drug store of.S T. Watts, Marysville, and sold by traders and druggists throughout the State. Pe Also-Opium Balsamiquée, An infatlible cure for Secret Diseases—plenrsant to the taste. For sale by FRANCHERE & BUTLER, ; Agents, North San Juan, And at the Drug store of 8. T. WATTS, Sept. 29 3m Marysville. % Important to Miners Pace & FURTH have just received a large lot . of Lawrence Duck, which is offered at reduced rates. Merchant’s Gargling Oil; . . Dr. . . . ‘Franchere & Butler’s 's Columr AMBURGH TEA; Fosgate’s Cordiat; Opiate Balsamique; Dr. Watts’ Sarsaparillas * & Hair Tonic; Murray’s Fluid Magnesia; Fine Razors: Coal Oil — at Reduced Prices. PLR LOLOL New Drug Store ON FLUME STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN FRANCHERE & BUTLER HEREBY inform the publia that they have opened an eh tirely new and well selected stock of “DRUGS, 2 Chemicals, Patent Medicines, erfumery and. Fancy -Artieles, . Paints, Olls, Camphene, Kerosene, Lamps and Wicking, Brushesof all Kinds, And everything else pertaining toa Thorough Drug Establishment, All of which they will sell at Wholesale and Retail. B3-Physician’s prescriptions carefully conrpounded, from the purest materials, at all hours of the day and night. In addition to the above, hand a large stock of BOOKS & STATION Jagiieiela Blank Books of ever y style, California Gold Pens, SPLENDID GIFT BOOKS, > eet SCHOOL BOOKS, CUTLERY &0, Kmexrcsconme ramps Just received. £HRemember the place, and call and see hs, at the NEW FIRE2PROOF BRICK,ON FLUMEST., NEXT DOOR TO MAIN STREET. BE. FRANCHERE..cocscccocess cocseveceoes sccssvecel. HL. BUTLER the subscribers have oa <a Take Notice, Ever ybody . We are now we edlling out our Steck of Wall Paper Window Paper, Shades and Fixtures, To close out in that line of business and make room for other Goods. We are selling Paper as low as Five cents per Roll! So that there is now-no excuse for doing, without this article. . Call on us soon and make } your purchases, if you want Bargatms? . i ALL’S Sarsaparilla and Iodide of Potass; Scev all’ s Blood and Liver Syrup; Henry’s Magnesia; Habersham’s He: adache Elixir; Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup; Ayres’ Sarsaparilla; Cherry Pectoral; Lyon’s Flea Powders; Kellinger’ s Liniment; Wy nkoop, s Iceland Pectoral; Dr. Jayne’s Liniment; Radway’ s Ready Re lief; Collodion: Jew David’s Plaster; Patent Groats for Children: Graefenberg Co’s. Uterine Cathalicon; Dr. Crossman’s Specific Mixture ; Turlington’s Balsam of Life; Hyatt’s Infallible Balsam; Richardson’s Sherry Wine Bitters; Hoofland’s German Bitters; Dr. Morse’s Invigorating Cordial; Bed Bug Poison; Flixir of Calisaya Bark, . BREST STARCH, for sale by American, Frenchand Engtish . FRANCHERE & BUTLER. BIBLE ANDSOMNE ES at Fal FRANCHERE & BUTLER’S . RPP PLP DPA LD D OT ODOTO AIN'TS pete Pes Chidier, by Pp FRANCHERE & BUTLER. 4 AMPHENE LA MP Chimneys s For sale at FRANCHER BUTLER’S. OAL OL: c” oe orsale at URNING “ELUID-For sale at FRANCILERE & BUTLER’S. FRANCHERE & BUTLER’S Flume street. NY ASHING SODA! For sale by WV PRANCHERE & BUTLER. RISTCL BRICK! For sale by B FRANCHERE & BUTLER. EST Wines and Liquors, for medicinal purposes, forsale by FRANCHERE & BUTLER EST CREAM TARTAR at FRANCHERE & BUTLER’S, LCOHOL, for sale by AE F RANCITERE & BUTLER O'TASH, For ¢ saie at , , P FR ANCHERE & B & BUTLER’S. BOOKS AND cm STATOR REDUCED PRICES!!! TE will sell for CASI as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST. mar2i—tf FRANCHERE & BUTLER. eee ee EST LETTER PAPER! at FRANCHERKE & BUTLER’S, Flume atreet WALL PAPER! NEW STYLES! FRANCHERE & BUTLER . Have just received and opened at their store on Flume street, North San Juan, a _ large lot of beautiful = Wall Paper, Borders, ; shades, &c., &c.which Sa=: they are prepared to sell at very low rates. Their stock consists in part of Satin, Oak, Oax ‘Fitling, saloon,scene and Bed room Papers; Velvet, gilt, satin and oak mouldings; Egg Bofders, for oaks and common borders; Plain and giit border shades; Velvét-and bronze shades; Landscape shades; on st Green, blue and crimson tasscls; : Covds, putleys, roller ends, brackets &c.; Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes &c. Call and see for Yourselves. Orders from a distance carefully filled. FRANCHERE & BUTLER : EEP constantly on hand at their’ Cotumbfa Hill store, —Levi AYREs acting as their Agent— a full assortment of ; Drugs, Medicines, : $ Paints, Oils, icine, Stationery, : Patent Medicines, Perfumery, ~ Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Fancy Articles, &c.&c., : At San Juun Retail Prices! Columbia Hill, June 9th, 1860. tf YRS LPR

Che Bry antic . Bees S. THE TERRIBLE ee er st ‘eae just . as our paper was goihg to press, we heard ofa terrible accident which occurred in the tunnel of . the Yuba Mining Company, on Manzanita Hill, in this neighborhood, from the premature explosion of a blast, but were not prepared to give . We have since seen one . hames or particulars. of the unfortunate men injured, who furnished us with the details omitted. About 10 o’clock on Friday morning, formant, Henry Harper, and his co-laborer, Richard Dodge, were about to complete the tamping for a blast,when the explosion occurred. They are entirely ignorant of what could have produced it, as they were using a plentiful quan. . tity of water, and worked with even unusual care. blown off; also the thumb and two first fingers of the left hand, above the second jeints. He also _receiyed a severe wound inthe left thigh, and was otherwise maimed and bruised in such a general manner as to lay him up for some time. Dodge had his only eye destroyed, by a fine piece . of gravel, which pierced through the ball. He lost the sight of the other eye about a year ago, while chopping wood, a stick flying up and producing that unfortunate injury. This, we understand, is tle fifth time that he has been blown up . by premaiure explosions; but on none of the . previous occasions did he sustain any serious . personal damage. Heis now receiving medical attention at the Half-Way House, between San . Juan and Sebastopol. Mr. Harper lies at the . Sierra Nevada Hotel, and is kindly c seine for. 2+ terrible disease, the Diptheria, more commonly . known as the putrid sore throat, is just now prevailing to an alarming extent in several “tain localities. The family of Mr. field, of French Corral, in this county, has been . _Visited in a most melancholy and afflictive form. On the 5thof the present month, Emma Wood“fel, aged six years, died. On the 16th, Fanny Eh. Woodfield, aged eight years,also died; ancon . the 17th, James Woodfield, aged three years, went to bis long sleep with his two little sisters— all stricken down with the same disease. We understand that three children of Mr. J. B. Murphy, of French Corral, are riously ill with this malady. On the outside of said to bea now lying seto-day’s paper, we publish what is certaf cure for Diptheria. 0. “ pices BuLAst.—F orty-seven ANOTHER DIG kegs of powder were let off in a. subterranean more passage of the Eureka claims, on ‘Thursday afland farty feet An eye-witness describes the ternoon, at a depth of a hundrec from the surface. effeet as grand. in the shape of a mound, with an irregular cireular base of thirty or forty fect circumference, “through which a column of flame shot upward, when the mound disappeared, and the spot became densely coVered with smoke. When this The earth rose eight or ten feet cleared away, an immense gap or cavity was Visible—showing that the object intended to be accomplished, viz. that of shattering large quantities of adhesive gravel and earth—was successful to the fullest extent anticipated or desired by the Company. MERE a number of totally erroneous stories, have been the devastation wrought by ‘the gale on Thursday and Friday of 1 sustained by the miners was SORE eal tctmMons.—Several exaggerated, afloat concerning ast week The damage princi.pally confined to their branch flumes, and other improvements of a temporary The Masérita fiuime was not + Mace a, as reported ; character but a Smaller one, located directly und sartly Cemolished, which, aa gave rise to the rumor. Two frame buildings were blown down at Lake City ; one occupied by Mr. Utting, salocn, and the other an unfinished Beyond these a > as a billiard s frame belonging toa Frenchman. no very serious loss—if we ae the accidental killing of one or more persons— tained to have occurred. Kerosene O11 anp Lawrs.—Both these cles have grown so rapidly in popular favor,that, we are informed by the S$ of that market. The lamps are now used in ‘nearly all families; with them. Franchere & Butler, very fortunately, provided themselves handsomely with the former article, before the mania for Kerosene lamps gained headway, and advertise a fine lot of the same for sale. They also sell the conl oil at their drug store on Flune street, $$$ 2 —$—$$_$_______—For Satr.—Judge Stidger offers several valuable houses and lots for sale, in to-day’s paper. Main street, and are suitable either for families, or with some alterations, for places of business. One residence, particularly, located on San Juan street, (the next north and parallel with Main,) is as delightful a plac eas heart with reasonable expectations could desire. The front yard contains fountains, vines, ros¢s, shade and fruit trees ete., and is laid off in artistic divisions. Mr. James P. Ew Ewing, 1g, and old and esteemed citizen of North San Juan, took his departure ‘the other day for Lower Lalifornia, in pursuit of . business and adventure. May prosperity attend . ‘his efforts, and good fortune restore him soon again to those who regret the loss of so worthy a The rifle which he carries with him . In the Coast Range of moungentlethan. is a prime one. tains, a year ago, we cut a deer down with it at . a distance of three hundred and twenty paces. «oo Kocn’s LacEn.—The demand for this delicious beverage is not so great as in warm w eather, put it continues to retain its old-time “bead.” Mr. Koch is making preparations to enlarge his Dusiness in the spring, when the good people for miles up and down the Ridge, will have his beer delivered at their domicils. After once tasting $t, they will never desire to go elsewhere for the ‘purchase of ¢hat article. THANKSGIVING Baru.—It will be borne in Smind that Messrs. Berry & Hoagland, of the ‘Cherokee Hotel, at Cherokee, give their grand Social Ball on next Thursday evening, Thanksgiving. Their preparations for the event have Been going forward for some time, and in such a manner as to secure a large attendance and brilliant entertainment. ReEMovVALS.—Dr. W. W. Ross has removed to the office formerly occupied by Judge Stidger, dR. H. Farquhar, Esq., has transferred his quarters { to hie sabe ‘vacated by Dr. Ross, in the same building, an office. and onthe same floor with this our in. moun. John Wood. lor it, was . hi 1s been asc -er= 3 arti. San Francisco papers, it . is impossible for the supply to reachthe demands . with fowl, will find this a favorable opportunity . . to secure one for garnishing the Thanksgiving . and the oil goes necessarily . I. o. o. F. . . Ata meeting of Gold Ridge Lodge, No. 42, I, O. O. F., held at their Hall in Camptonville, on . November 17th, 1860, the following Resolutions . . were unanimously adopted : ; WHEREAS, It has pleased the Great and AllWise € reator and preserver of the universe, to i . Nevada Democrat of Tuesday : take from our midst our beloved Brother, . JONATHAN EASTMAN McQUAID—therefore— Resolved, That in the death of Bro. McQuaid, . advocate, and society a worthy and upright member. Resolved, That we, as Odd Fellows, do most sincerely sy. ympathise with the widow and rela. tives of our deceased brother in their. bereave. ment,—also the members of Galion Ledge, No. . 217, of Ohio, of which deceased was a worthy . member, in good standing. dtesolved, of thirty days. . = Resolr ed, That the Secretary be Salient to . ‘forward a copy of the foregoing Resolutions to seal of the Lodge, and also to Galion Lodge, No. . 217, of the State of Ohio, anda copy to each of . the newspapers published in the .city of. Marysshaft fort . ville, and also to the Hydraulic Press, published ! He fell into itontheS at San Juan, Nevada county. D. Hannon, N. G. M. K. Napier, Sec’y. —_ -@eoe : . Tur Hovse or Brock & Co.—Mr. Emanuei firm, an old and esteemed Sacramento friend, called on us the other day, which suggests the idea, for some time past held in abeyance, of ! . saying a few words in relation to the house of . . Block & Co., in its several joint and distinctive . features. It has three branches in the moun. establishment—one at Nevada, one at Timbuc. The ostensible an extensive . too, and the third at this place. . object of cach is to conduct, on the Clothing business, in all its modern . diversified phases; but in addition, each pur. scale, . chases gold dust, and does a limited banking . business, receiving special deposits, selling drafts, . checks, ete. Weare personally acquainted with . most of the partners, and know the different . houses well by reputation. This enables to assert—which we do with great picasure—that for enlarged and liberal business views ; an open, frank, but unpretentious liberality; they are not excelled by any other firm, operating either more or less extensiv ely, in the . State. ing office. upon to do their labor; and they are by no means strangers to the advertising columns. Block, the head of the Nevada branch of this . . near Bergans’. : z ; tains, in addition to the principal New York . DiPruert: ᐀䄀一 AFFLICTED E AMILY.—That . : I I kn Ww {hire i . . owledge . doing finely. In addi. . blood st THE COUNTY. The following items are clipped from the Fata AccipENTt.—Mr. Wm. M. Boler, a workman employed at Leach’s saw mill, near the Buena Vista ranch, was fatally injured on Saturday week. Itappears that the lumber is carried out of the mill on a car, which runs on a descending track. The unfortinate mau was riding on-a carload of lumber, and . ‘while descending the track at a rapid rate, the Order has lost a warm-hearted and zealous . . the other end along the car, striking him a j That. the members of this Lodge . but the injuries were so great that he died ae : . wear the usual badge of mourning for the space . last Sunday afternoon. Harper had the little finger of the right hand . . . } j } ' work on, bigness Hill, onanetsiiN tienen tineimigpnnpeettiigs, i . : . . a portion of his brains; but under the skilful They are generous patrons of the print. *! The job types are frequently called . tion, they subserile and promptly pay for all the . local, and many of the foreign newspapers. In . the practice of this admirable policy, dead unburied until justice has been they not} only assist others, but increase the fame and se. cure the permanancy of a trade at once extensive Now, deserve to prosper ? . * — a EURNITURE A thy and industrious fellow-townsman, Mr. and profitable. don’t a house like that xD UpnozisTertne.—Our, worJohn G. Klink, whose shop is located on Flume street, deserves to be patronised by uired. furniture to be mannfactured, rep: or upholstery tobe dene. He is doing all he can to establish himself and support a numerous fami. : . confirms the statement. . ly. Givehim a call, you who have business in ie AGE Cee Sere . New Finm.—It will be leamed, by at our advertising columns, that our most energetic and enterprising fellow-townsman, Clark, with a “Co.” embarked in the grocery and provision business. 7 . giancing The new firm has our best wishes cution of a rushing trade, with—cash payments. a {7 Wm. G. Prox Sacramento, an accomplished surgeon and most estimable gentleman, of last week, of consm died in that city on Friday nption. Several years ago, . he represented Siskiyou county in the California Legislature, and was known among glares circle . of friends as “the Siskiyou Pony. . -o. Terkey SHootTinc.—An other turkey shoot. ing event is arranged to come off at Koch’s . Brewery to-morrow. Thursday is the Governor’s holiday, and those who are not already supplied ; . spit. ———— tee Zz Prof: J. D. Whitney, appointed State Ge. . ologist under a law of the last Legislature, ar. rived at San Francisco eight or ten days ago, and . has since reported himself to the Governor for . duty. He brought an assistant and his family ! with him. 1 . Firescen’s Se BILEE ates Seem nen nots ! { 1 . with the Department from Grass Valley present . Most of the houses are eligibly situated on the . ; as guests, hada parade on Thursday, and a bril. lant ball in the evening. } SEAS See . LITERARY FA Avons.—Mr. Geor ge W. Welch, . of Nevada, last week sent us a generous supply of literary and miscellaneous reading matter, for . which he will receive our acknowledgments. oo nnnnnenen, wna) ae eae ay The Freemasons of this place, havi ing some time ago secured a Spacious area of ground in the North San Juan grave-yard, are engaged in enclosing and beautifying the same. ——o(U7The MeGuires have receiv ved a large lot of deli ghtful perfumery. to purchase, and pronounce upon its fragrant qualities. Bh dete ha eee ae es {> There is no certainty yet that the Consti. tutional Convention scheme has been defeated. tecent returns show more favorably for the Convention. a : . >The Winham Brothers have dissolved partnership. See their announcement to that effect in to-day’s paper: -_———— 0 . . ~ Serap oF History.—lIt is a fact little known, that for_the first five years of our Government, the v nited States Senate always satin secret. The first time the doors were opened for public discussion wés on the contest as to the right of Albert Gallatiae to a seat in the United States Senate: ——.-@ Of thirty-six graves at Vi irginia Cit ty, thirty-five are occupied by bodies of persons So it is? said, though we killed by violence. scarcely believe it. CRI IE a Wueat ror Evrorr.—The wharves of San Francisco, are groaning under the sacks of wheat that are being loaded into ships for transportation to Europe. —_— + 9-2 BGa=Select that course of life which is the most excellent; and custom will render it the most delightful. week, having, been killed by falling into mining the widow of our late w orthy brother, under the : : .e + 2 . stroyed, and the cost of replacing them will be threw off a heavy scantling, one end of . which caught in such a manner as to sWing terrible blow on the : side and head. ‘His left arm was broken, his side and back badly bruised, and the back of his skull fractured. The operation of trephaning was performed by Drs. S. C. Tompkins, and R. M. Hunt, _FALirse mtro SHarrs,—Three men were . found dead in Grass Valley township last . shafts. The body of E. Tenberth, a miner at . was found in a! feet deep on Monday morning. Saturday night previ ious. . On Tuesday morning @ man named Philips was found dead in.a shaft near Bear river. There was considerable water in it, and he was probably drowned. On Thursday, the body of another man, whose name we have . not learned, was found in a mining shaft Lass.—We learn that Mr. Joseph . Gardiner, of Little York, was loser toalarge . amount by the heavy galeoflastweek. The . flames connected with the ditch were all deSERIOUS not be Jess than six or eight thousand dollars. . Besides this, he will lose the use of the water in the ditch for several months. Getting WeLL.—We are informed that the Chinaman, who was so hadly injured last Friday, near Turner's Mill, by a tree falling upon him, is likely to recover. It appears . tha it the tree fell upon his head, vreaking open his skull. and the poor fellow has lost treatment of Dr Ki Hi, a celebrated surgeon . from iong Kong, the injured celestuel is . SE a Sse A Feanres Picturs—Tae Unrvrrep Deap or Syrra.—The Syrian correspondent of the Boston Traveler, writes that more than ten . thousand human bodies still Jieupon the sides of Mount Uermon, in full view from the sea of Galilee and the Mediterranean, upon the plains of Sidon, the ancient . Phoenicia, blackening in the sun, and their ill cries out to Heaven for vengence. tal custom to leave the murdered satisfied ; although in Syria the effect of the upon a dead body requires burial within twenty-four hours of the departure of . } tis an Orien and, climate the spirit from its earthly tenement, these bodies remained enburted in a complete . state of preserv: ation. In the court-yard of the palaces, in the barracks, and wherever the Christian-has, fallen, there hes.the body now, still awaiting the vengeance of Heaven . + . /on the oppressors and slayers of the Chrisevery one who has . iaps of Mt. Lebanon. Without entering into /an explanation ofthe physical causes which . have produced this mummification, it is . sufficient, to say that the testimony of all . . saith the Lend.” Frank . at the end of his name, has . } . Temperance Journal brings to mind the story for the prose. . of exquisite beauty, wished to preserve its ior, a practising physician of . . walls of his studio. , soul with the purest aspirations. i find,” he } Nevada: . . . They desire. the ladies . Wolves and hyenas of course, done their work, but in all . . Bare, inclosed premises the presence of the unburied pt d remainga silent appeal to Him who I red—‘Vengeance is mine; 1 will repay, declat — ~. @-‘ spp Tue. AtcuEeMy oF Vicre.—The Illinois of the Italian artist who meeting with a child’! he should never see such So he painted the charming and hung -it upon the In his somberest hours that sweet, gentle countenance was like an angel of lightto him. Its presence filled his . “Tf ever I “a perfect contrast to this I will paint that also, and features, for fear lovelinessagain. face upon canvas said, beautiful face, hang them side by side, an ideal of Heaven and Hell Years passed. At length in a . distant land, he saw, in a prison he visited, . . the . npon—a fierce, haggard fiend, hideous object he ever with glaring . most gazed eyes and cheeks deeply furrowed with lust and crime. The artist remembered his vow, and immediately painted a picture of this loathsome form, to hang beside the portrait of this lovely boy. The contrast Was perfect. Ilis dream was realized. The two poles of the moral universe were before bim. What was the surprise of this, artist, when, on . inquiring into the history of this horrid wretch, to find that he was once that lovely little boy. Both of these picturts, the angel and the demon of the soul, now hang side by side in a Tuscan gallery. ‘Special Notices. BRR A RRA RAR ARR ARR A RRR RRA ARR ARA ranean xr. CO. oF OC. EF. , SAN JUAN LODGE, NO. 67, I. 9. of =: O. F.mcets every Monday evening, at FL 714 0 "clock, at the Odd Fellows’ Hall, East Main street, North San Jhan. Brothers%f the Order in good standing are invited to attend. P JAS. BRIGGS, N. G. W.S. CHanpier, Sec’y. Bese ™rsWINSLOW, an experiencedhnnrse and female physician, hasa Soothing 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, mothert it willgiverest . to yorrselves, and reliefand healthtc your infants.— Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in another column. > Selling Ont! ! Selling Out! Selling Out! . To close business, on account of our partner, Weil, be. ing certainly called home. Therefore, we now offer our entire stock of . Fancy and Staple Dry-Goods, &c.; At Cost! 8 Ladies will do well to callin time, as they now can find a full assortment ofall kinds of Goods, at . their own prices.

. WEIL .£ GOLDSMITH. = Weiss’ Brick Building, San Juan. Nov. 17, 1860.. oct20qy tf a a i a a ee CAUTION, r HEREBY. ‘caution the citizens of Nevac a. tants and the state of California against purchasing of S. HOWARD the so-called “Hydraulic Sewing Machine,” invented by Q. Rice. Said Machine hiving been invented by and a patent obtained therefor by said Rice, the use, occupancy, or disposal of the same by said Howard—or any other person not duly authorized—is an infringement upon and a violation of the inventor's . rights which will be prosecuted to the extent of the . law insuch cases made and provided for the protection . of “Inventors and the punishment of Patent Right violators.” LORENZO RICE, Nov. 17, 1860.—3m Assignee. i up a business, Explicit Wariety. ee ————ESEaEaEaEaEaEam>aaEaEee FRED. A. WILDER, BAKER. At the Building formerly owned and occupied by Bek. Arery as a Drug Store. Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand, the fol—~ lowing BREAD-STUFFS: BREAD: Domestic, Crackers: Butter, do Graham, do Sugar, do Rye and Indian, de Boston. Rusk; Cakes: Plain; FRENCH Ro.ts; Cakes, rich; (made to order) Fruit Cake; Pound do. Sponge do; Delicate do; Gold do; Black do; (very rich) Cookies; Molasses cakes; : Small Fancy Pound; Ginger Bread: Ginger Snapps}; e's cake; Fried cakes; Pies of ali kinds— made “with some thing in ’em.” A Wagon will run regularly to Cherokee, Badger Hill, and Columbia Hill, every Monday and Friday. To San Juan, Seb: astopol, Sweetland, Birch ville, and French Corral, every Tuesday, Thurs sdy ny and Satfor Br . urday. In connection with the Bakery is a LUNCH ROOM, . itt nea le ies with cakes, pics, . where parties can be accommodated coffee, tea, &c., &c. Y#AST, put up in bottles, fi or family use, kept con. stantly on hand. Family and Miners’ and re; emlarly served with any of the above art at rates they can afford to pay. Citizens of San Juan! (as I do myself ) afixture among icles,* 5 you; hoping to built 1] and to make for myself and family a permanent home. FRED’ tT. San Juan, Nov. Ist, 1860. tt A. WILDER. viorcnighinicionighahiasinanis BUY THE BEST? . GROVER & BAKER HAVE RECEIVED Tine First Premium ON THEIR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE AND BMEachine Work) AT EVERY FAIR OF 1860! _ OVER . Wheeler & Wilson and all Others?! Thus establishing Their Supremacy ! These Machines are the most simple in use! Sew from two common Spools! JIave 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 proudly assert, without contradictien, that we have never had one Machine returned. Directions accompany each Machine. Frem.which a child,ean in an incredibly short Space of time acquire a perfect control and management of the Machine. SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. ' R. W. BROWN, Agent, 91, Monigomery street, San Francisco. Gero. D. Dornin, Agent, North San Juan. Oct. 20, om CHRISTMAS GIE'TS ! SECOND GRAND PRESENTATION RAFFLE! OF ae. DIE BERT, . PREMIUM DAGUERREAN ARTIST, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, 350 Splendid Prizes, Valued at $8,000, to be Distributed on Christmas Day! $300 in Cash! 20 Watches, and the most Rich and Elegant Articles of Jewelry!! Every Ticket will be good for ONE DOLLAR LIKENESSES at any time before or after the Distribution of the Prizes. Any perzon who will havea Likeness taken, will raceive One Ticket for every dollar invested in Pictures, which will entitle any one to a chance in the.Prixes, Raffle to come off on Christmas night. C. SCHARDIN, FRESH ORGUN OYSTERS a undersigned are pleased to annourtice 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 Nov. 3; tf . in the shell, which will’ Se served in every style, . and at all hours of the day and night, at.a: counter especially erected for. that purpose, in the Bank Exchange of BROWN & CLARK. First arrival to-day, Nov. 3d. novotf To Whom it may Concern. HE Notesand Accounts of the late firm of Peck & Coley having been placed in the hands of the undersigned for collection, those knowing themselves indebted to the above-named firm will please call and arrange their accounts without delay, as after the fifteenth day of No*ember, costs will be made unless settled by that time. ; I. CRAWFORD. North 8an Juan, Oct.2 25th, 1860. 4w FOR SALE. HE undersigned, wishing to leave the state, ofi fers for sale TWOHGUSES AND LOTS, -inthe pleasant little mining town of Sweetland—either of hack affords an opportunity for a young man ‘who has not been gore akd.-done it,” to select a partner from the many fair Gnes now in market, arid settle down harmoniously, raise their own “hocp Polls and pumpkins” in the Patch, and “surround their table with olive plants.” Fer particulars, enquire of _ JF. W. Woop; ‘8 Sw vetland, Or R. W. STERLING. Nov. i7, 1860. w3 => Social Lodge, No. 11, I. 0. G. T. meets every Tuesday evening, at 734 o'clock, at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Visiting brethren are cordially invited to meet with . the Lodge. D. D. BRUNK, W.C. T. P. H. BUTLER, Sec’y. [sep22tec31] custom particularly desired, . I hope you will consider me . Variety. REMOVAL. . A. BLOCK & CO., DAN. FURTH, Nevada, San Juan, BLOCK & FURTH DEALERS IN CLOTHING! BOOTS: HATS, &C. sagem senertnearpenestartetetmmcncanitgesieincanameam Wena einisinamtn cers ninnenisitintit . Have removed to the Brick Building, south side of Main . street, next door east of Cohn’s Variety store, NORTH SAN JUAN Strietly One Price. GOLD DUST Puréhased at the k ighest rates, by . BILOCK & FURTH. Brick Store, corner Mair and Finme, North San Juan. 27 AFTS ON NEW YORK, AT FRANCISCO RATES, . DR SAN AND Checks on San Francisco . } . AT PAR. . 4 North San Juan. Nov. 6, 758. 12% j ! ECLECTIC MEDICAL DISPENSARY. Diseases Treated by the Reformed Practice.... Mercury and other Mineral Poisons not used.... Remedies chosen principally from the Botanic Kingdom, Our treatment can do no harm, “dnd t is inco mpi rably . more effective in the cure of disease than the old school practice. Particular attention given to treatment ot . Chrouic ailments. and especially the following are . Successfully removed.— Catarrhal Affections; Opthalmia and other diseases of the Eye; Coughs of long standing; Bronchitis, aad . disorders of the Lungs; Affections of the Liver, Stomach and Kidneys; Rheumatism in its various stages; Neurelgia; Nervous and Spinal Complaints; Scrofula; . Carbuncles and Affections of the Skin; Cancer treated succ essfully without the use of the knife; also—Gravel cured. Those whoare honestly unable to pay for advice, . will be treated by paying me what their medicine . costs me. . cured by medicines sent to them. description of their cases. Address, through Wells, Fargo & Co., Box 192, Such must give full or Post Office, J. B. PILKINGTON, M. D., Dispensary, at 9814 Montgomery st., Express Building, oct 27 3m is San Francisco. Owes. = Assay Oftiice THEALL & CO., & Hunter, No. 102 First st., between D and High, Marysville. Successor to Justh SGOomDD AND ORES Of Every Description, Melted and Assayed At San Francisco rates. and returns made in BARS or . UNITED STATES COIN, within six hours. Our asrates. sep 163m . : Ba Selo Ro SSB ee EIS eA Ca,L FE STE Se W. FLETCHER, sec ceescowes severed. E. ILOBSON FLETCHER & HOBSON, Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealersin FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GoonDs, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Silk Damasks, Dress Silks, Worsted Damasks, Mantillas, Hearth Rugs, Lace Curtains. Shawls, Door Mats, Drapery Muslin, Lawns, Ben a Window Shades, Marseilles Quilts, Embroideries, And Fixturee, Linen and Cotton Sheeting Drugegets, Matting, Cornices, White and Colored Bla nket 8, Curt 1in Bands, _ Hosiery, -: Parasols, Stair Rods, Towels & Di apers, Laces, Table Oil Cloths. [rish Linens, Duc ks, Alexandre’s Kids, Gents Furnishing Goods, Sheetings. MARYSVILLE. nept. 29, 3m iD = t3 GGiIs®T, No. 92, First. street, Marysville, KEEPS Constantly on hand and for sale, at Wholesaleand Retail Cox’s Sparkling Geletine, Cooper's Sheet Isinglass. Sago, Tapioca, Heckers Farina, and flavoring £ xtracts of Vanilla, Peach, Bitter Almonds, Orange, Lemon, and strawberry. ‘ Alcohol, Polar Oil, Lard Oil, NeatsfootQil Linseed Oil, Olive Oil. Sold wholesale and retail, at reduced prices. by S. T. WATTS, 92 First street. Burning Fluid, Castor Oil, THERE are many ways Of relieving pain for the time being, but there is only one way of removing Ciseases. No palliative, no anedyne, no topical application will remove it. It must be attacked at its source.in the finids of the body, which convey the poison to the localities where it is developed-iu inflamnationy sores, ulcers, tumors, abseesses, glandular swelidies, &c., as the case may be. These finids. must be reached, acted upon and purified by some powerful agent Suchan agent is Yellow Dock, § Sarsaparilla and ledide Potash. (Manufactured at Wet’ s Drug store) It gently stimulates while it disinfects and expels from the stoma¢h and bowels all thatis irritating and at the same time restores their vigor and tone. : Hair Tonic.«-To persons residing in warm cli mates, this compound will, be invaluable as a specific in retaining to the skin a healthy aetion and neutrelizing any of the evil -effects, which-by continued or frequent pefspiration, must cause to: the hair. To children. or the youngest infant, i nay te used with the greatest freedom, for however thin or weakly the hair may apparenthy be; by thé use of this compound all irritation will be allay acne es, . i BD street,four doors from corner of First j Patientsin the Interior can oftenfimes be . § . says are guara.teed, and Bars discounted at the lowest . i { . . . j . . . This tonic is more particularly recommended for restoring grey hairs to their eriginal color, and with few exceptions it is acknowledged to be infallible; but in all cases it isacknowledged to be superior to like pre parations Pow in the market. This is no hair oif for simply greasing the hair, but a chemieal preparation free from grease or other injurious ingredients. Manufactdred and sold at the drug store of.S T. Watts, Marysville, and sold by traders and druggists throughout the State. Pe Also-Opium Balsamiquée, An infatlible cure for Secret Diseases—plenrsant to the taste. For sale by FRANCHERE & BUTLER, ; Agents, North San Juan, And at the Drug store of 8. T. WATTS, Sept. 29 3m Marysville. % Important to Miners Pace & FURTH have just received a large lot . of Lawrence Duck, which is offered at reduced rates. Merchant’s Gargling Oil; . . Dr. . . . ‘Franchere & Butler’s 's Columr AMBURGH TEA; Fosgate’s Cordiat; Opiate Balsamique; Dr. Watts’ Sarsaparillas * & Hair Tonic; Murray’s Fluid Magnesia; Fine Razors: Coal Oil — at Reduced Prices. PLR LOLOL New Drug Store ON FLUME STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN FRANCHERE & BUTLER HEREBY inform the publia that they have opened an eh tirely new and well selected stock of “DRUGS, 2 Chemicals, Patent Medicines, erfumery and. Fancy -Artieles, . Paints, Olls, Camphene, Kerosene, Lamps and Wicking, Brushesof all Kinds, And everything else pertaining toa Thorough Drug Establishment, All of which they will sell at Wholesale and Retail. B3-Physician’s prescriptions carefully conrpounded, from the purest materials, at all hours of the day and night. In addition to the above, hand a large stock of BOOKS & STATION Jagiieiela Blank Books of ever y style, California Gold Pens, SPLENDID GIFT BOOKS, > eet SCHOOL BOOKS, CUTLERY &0, Kmexrcsconme ramps Just received. £HRemember the place, and call and see hs, at the NEW FIRE2PROOF BRICK,ON FLUMEST., NEXT DOOR TO MAIN STREET. BE. FRANCHERE...cocscccocess cocseveceoes sccssvecel. HL. BUTLER the subscribers have oa <a Take Notice, Ever ybody . We are now we edlling out our Steck of Wall Paper Window Paper, Shades and Fixtures, To close out in that line of business and make room for other Goods. We are selling Paper as low as Five cents per Roll! So that there is now-no excuse for doing, without this article. . Call on us soon and make } your purchases, if you want Bargatms? . i ALL’S Sarsaparilla and Iodide of Potass; Scev all’ s Blood and Liver Syrup; Henry’s Magnesia; Habersham’s He: adache Elixir; Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup; Ayres’ Sarsaparilla; Cherry Pectoral; Lyon’s Flea Powders; Kellinger’ s Liniment; Wy nkoop, s Iceland Pectoral; Dr. Jayne’s Liniment; Radway’ s Ready Re lief; Collodion: Jew David’s Plaster; Patent Groats for Children: Graefenberg Co’s. Uterine Cathalicon; Dr. Crossman’s Specific Mixture ; Turlington’s Balsam of Life; Hyatt’s Infallible Balsam; Richardson’s Sherry Wine Bitters; Hoofland’s German Bitters; Dr. Morse’s Invigorating Cordial; Bed Bug Poison; Flixir of Calisaya Bark, . BREST STARCH, for sale by American, Frenchand Engtish . FRANCHERE & BUTLER. BIBLE ANDSOMNE ES at Fal FRANCHERE & BUTLER’S . RPP PLP DPA LD D OT ODOTO AIN'TS pete Pes Chidier, by Pp FRANCHERE & BUTLER. 4 AMPHENE LA MP Chimneys s For sale at FRANCHER BUTLER’S. OAL OL: c” oe orsale at URNING “ELUID-For sale at FRANCILERE & BUTLER’S. FRANCHERE & BUTLER’S Flume street. NY ASHING SODA! For sale by WV PRANCHERE & BUTLER. RISTCL BRICK! For sale by B FRANCHERE & BUTLER. EST Wines and Liquors, for medicinal purposes, forsale by FRANCHERE & BUTLER EST CREAM TARTAR at FRANCHERE & BUTLER’S, LCOHOL, for sale by AE F RANCITERE & BUTLER O'TASH, For ¢ saie at , , P FR ANCHERE & B & BUTLER’S. BOOKS AND cm STATOR REDUCED PRICES!!! TE will sell for CASI as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST. mar2i—tf FRANCHERE & BUTLER. eee ee EST LETTER PAPER! at FRANCHERKE & BUTLER’S, Flume atreet WALL PAPER! NEW STYLES! FRANCHERE & BUTLER . Have just received and opened at their store on Flume street, North San Juan, a _ large lot of beautiful = Wall Paper, Borders, ; shades, &c., &c.which Sa=: they are prepared to sell at very low rates. Their stock consists in part of Satin, Oak, Oax ‘Fitling, saloon,scene and Bed room Papers; Velvet, gilt, satin and oak mouldings; Egg Bofders, for oaks and common borders; Plain and giit border shades; Velvét-and bronze shades; Landscape shades; on st Green, blue and crimson tasscls; : Covds, putleys, roller ends, brackets &c.; Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes &c. Call and see for Yourselves. Orders from a distance carefully filled. FRANCHERE & BUTLER : EEP constantly on hand at their’ Cotumbfa Hill store, —Levi AYREs acting as their Agent— a full assortment of ; Drugs, Medicines, : $ Paints, Oils, icine, Stationery, : Patent Medicines, Perfumery, ~ Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Fancy Articles, &c.&c., : At San Juun Retail Prices! Columbia Hill, June 9th, 1860. tf YRS LPR