October 20, 1860 (4 pages)

7 a neo pe a PIES OSCAR IE AOR BA 5p I AC aT ne _The Hydraulic Press, . THE SACRIFICE. A TALE OF MOROCCO, The following story, illustrative of the re. known and approved by solution of a Jewish maiden, we cut from . the Detroit Morning Post, to which paper it . is contributed by a correspondent, who professes to have been resident in Morocco at the time of its occurrence. A young Jewish girl, a few years ago, suffered for her faith and atoned for her temporary error, with a fortitude and resolution which has even in Morocco made her story memorable. She was a maiden of no ordinary beauty and genticness, and found herself so persecuted within her own family that . pus, Cholera Infantum, At any time the . Female Weaknesses, and existence was a burthen. lives of the Jews are wretched enough, but hers was rendered intolerable by the blows and ill-treatment of a vixen mother, who, . mencement of the attack. amongst other cruelties, wished to compel her into marriage with a worthless fellow against her choice. It would be tedious to go through the detail of her misery. Her home was a place of torment, and she had no other refuge—for maiden is never safe from insult or violence, beyond the protection of her own house and family. And their domestic despotism is such that no friend or relation would afford her an asylum. Under these circumstances one evening, tive Cathartic, which the proprietor has used in his when she had fled from blows and injury within doors, and sat herself down outside . whuhave long used the the door—in the desperation of her heart she . faction which ail express formed the sudden resolution of escaping from these torments by turning Mooress. This is not uncommon among the Jewesses, al. Catharticsact on different though I have known no instance of a Jew becoming a Mussulman. Iam not aware of any absolute impediment in the Moorish religion; but the Moors hold the Jews in such sovereign contempt, scarcely applying to them the epithet men, that it is doubtful . in the Back and Loins, whether they would be received. Besides, the Jews, amidst all their degradation’ and timidity, are tenacious of their religion to a miracle. of course, exempted from the dominion of her family, is placed within the immediate protection of the Moors, and admitted to the privileges of the rest of the women. Sheis taken care of and provided with a husband. The young girl we speak of went with this . by the trade in all the large towns. object up to the Castle, and sat down at the rs Mz rer ¢ = C — vay, New York. door? Raid Mohamed Ben-Abou, one of the Manufacturer and Proprietor, Broadway, New Yor principal military chiefs of the Empire. Kaid Abou is one of the most gentlemanly as well as the most enlightened of the Moors. He endeavored to dissuade her from her purpose, to induce her to return home, and even with gentle roughness repelled her, but in vain. She was conveyed to the bashaw, but still adhered to her resolution—which the Moors have, however, a very amiable, and a very reasonable custom in such cases, in giving the proselyte ‘hree days for reflection— thus affording time for the evaporation of passion, drunkenness, or excitement. If, after that period, the fatal words are pro. and reliefand health to your infants. nounced, and the ceremony of apostasy is past, the renegade can at no future time return to his religion, or ever attempt to leave the country, without the assurance of certain death if detected. days of probation, the poor girl’s excitement still continued sufficiently violent to sustain . INSTANCETOEF ; her resolution in spite of the remonstrances of her tribe. She became a Mooress, and was removed from their power. But alas! time and thought cooled the fever of her passion ; the desolation of her new world weighed upon her spirit; remorse and superand medical virtues. We speak in this matter “WHAT stitious terror thronged upon her heart; the tabbis’ and bigoted of her sect found means to convey to her the reproach and contempt suffering from pain anctexhaustion, relief will be found of her tribe, and to stimulate into action that far more intolerable self-contempt which clings to a violated conscience. world offered no hope to her, and she determined to atone for her error by her death— to die in the religion which she had insulted. She accordingly presented herself to the authorities, and professed her recantation. The penalty was well known, but as the case was . ®!™ost instantly singular, the bashaw referred it to the Em. Griping in the Bowels, & Wind Colic, peror, and awaited his pleasure. Meanwhile and overcome convulsions, which, if not speedily remethe girl was confined in prison. The soldiers died, end in Death .s.eereereerseesees ateeeneseeees : We believe who arrived from the Emperor had orders to . it the best and FOR She set out on . . : E her journey to Morocco with the composure . REMEDYin the; CHILDREN conduct her to his presence, ot despair. She knew it was the journey to her grave. During its continuance, (and it was long and fatiguing,) she never lost her command. She had been guilty of one fatal weakness; it was to be her last. When conducted to the judgment seat, she looked around upon the thousandsof fanatibowed herself before the Emperor with meekness undismayed. The present Emperor (or Sultan as he is called) is by no means a cruel or blood-thirsty P inan. On thecontrary, in his private habits he is affable and good-natured, and in his public ox sovereign character, .almost uni. 122%» Weshington st., San Francisco. formly temperate and wise. But, strange as it may seem, the Emperor is as much aslave ag the meanest of his subjects, to those fanatical ooservances of ancient customs,upon the tenacious and inviolablesuppert of which the very existence of the Moors as a people } depends. Even he could not, asin the present case, wrest an immemorial law of the . we desire to call attention to the fact that empire without great risk. ‘Demand of her,” said the Sultan, “if . isan entirely different material from what has beenreported respecting her be true?’ She mildly answered in the affirmative. “Is she aware of the penalty of immediate death ?”” “Yes.” But inform her that it is not yet too late. She is a fool te throw away her life in order xo be reckoned among the dogs of the Empire, who have deceived her. Sheshallbe provi‘led for, and received among our ownwomen. uet her look around and choose for herself a husband, among my chiefs.” ° “I desire merely to die in the religion of my fathers.” This was the last and only answer that vould be elicited. To spare her unnecessary pain, as she was yet speaking, a soldier from behind, at a private signal fromthe Emperor, struck the blow which banished from her eyes the dreamlike world around her. She ‘ell to the ground a martyr and a corpse. But what is most remarkable—over the grave of the Jewish maiden, the Moors themselves have erected a saint house, (as it is termed) which is equaily respected with pervious tooil and steam and capable of enduring heat . ; those of their own saints, scattered through theEmpire. There the criminal may take sanctuary—and thither the sick; the unfortwnate, or the traveling, startingon a’perilous journey, resort to offer up their devotive supplications. current, of wonderful cures effected, and remarkable interpositions of Providence, in favor of pilgrims to that shrine. aia SPR ea LE ae a ’Mrs. Partincron makes Shakspeare say— ‘ Sweet. are the nses of advertisements,” . LIVER INVIGORATOR . the use of the LIVER IN. plaints, Dysentery, Drop; swallow both together. In becoming renegade, a Jewess is, . in the head. all inflammatory Diseases, Worms in During the three . grussirFan: The dreary . ofthe most EXPERIERCED and SKILFUL NURSES ‘child and the relief that will be SURE—yes, ABSOeal and savagesoldiery without wavering,and LUTELY SURE—to follow the use of this medicine, if Medicinal. S ANF ORD’S Never Debilitates. 'T’ is compounded entirely from Gums, and has become an established ‘fact, a Standard Medicine, all that have used it, With confidence in all is recommended, within the last two all hopesof relief.as the tificates in my possesand is now resorted to . the diseases for which it . Jt has cured thousands years, Who had given up . numero usunsolicited cersion show. The dose must be adapof the individual taking quantities as to-act gentLet the dictates of your ted to the temperament it, and used in such ly on the bowels. rates guide you in VIGORATOR, and it plaints, BiliousAttacks rhoea, Summer Comsy,Sour Stomach, HaCholera, Cholera MorFlatulence, Jaundice, may be used successfully as an ordinary Family Medicine. It willeure SICK HEADACHE, (as thousands can testify)in twenty minutes if two or three tea spoonfuls are taken at comwilleure Liver ComDyspepsia, Chronic Diarbitual Costiveness, Cholic LIVER INVIGORATOR. All who use it are giving their testimony iu its favor. Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator, and Price, One Dollar per Bottle. ALSO, SANFORD’S Family Cathartic Pills, COMPOUNDED FROM Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put in Glass Cases, Air Tight, and will keep in any Climate. The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is a gentle but acpractice for more than twenty years. The constantly increas. gy . ing demand from those PILLS, and the satisinregard to their use, hasinduced me to place them within the reach of all. The Know that different portions of the bowels. ARTIC PILL has, with established fact, been ety of the Purest Vegalike orn every part of are good and safe in all needed, such as Deach, Sleepiness, Pains Costiveness, Pain and Soreness over the whole body, from sudden cold, which frequently, if neglected, end in a long course of fever, Loss of Appetite, a creeping sensation of cold over the body. Restlessness, Leadache,or weight Profession well The FAMILY CATHdue reference to this well compounded from a varietable Extracts, which act the alimentary canal, and eases where a Cathartic is rangements of the StomCATHARTIC PILLS Children or adults. Rheumatism, a great Purifier of the Blood, and many diseases to which ‘flesh is heir, too numerous to mention In this advertisement. Dose 1 to3. PRICE THREE DIMES. The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic Pills are retailed by Druggists generally, and sold wholesale S. T. W. SANFORD, M. D., old by the Druggists everywhere. and by PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, 152 Washington street, San Francisco. sept lly MRS. WINSLOW, N experienced Nurseand Female Physician, presents to the attention of mothers, her : SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, Which greatly facilitates the process of Teething, by softening the gums, reducing {the inflamation—will allay ALL PAlNand spasmodic action, and is Sure to Regulate the Bowels, Depend npon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, We have put up and sold this article for over ten years, and can say, tn confidence in truth of it, what we have never setteeeeseeeeeeeeneneee pasmeests 3 been able to say of any otner Mrs. medicine—NeEv WINSLOW'S : ED, IN ASINGLE i SOOTHING : recr a CURE, used. Never when timely } Syrup. did we know COPeRe eee eeeerereeseeeesioee eoore” ON instance of dissatistaction byany one whousedit. On the contrary, all are delighted with its operations, and speak in terms of highest commendation of its magical effects WE DO KNOW,” after ten years’ experience, and pledge our reputation for the fulfiltment of what we here declare. In aimost every instance where the infant is in fifteen or twenty miautes after the syrup is administered. ; This valuable preparation is the prescription of one hss enens essences —egemceeenetasngtcneet etpittineeneeete t RC CLC RL CCC eens antensnenterenient in New England, and hasbeen used with never-failing success in Thousands of Cases, It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will relieve i Surnest Wort, in enteryand all cases of Dys:\ TEETHING. Dist thoee & 226.5.45.% Basascpond : CHILDREN, whether it arises from teething or from other cause. Wewould say toevery mother who has achild suffering from any of the foregoing complaints; do not let your prejudices, nor the prejudices of others, stand between your suffering timely used. Full directions will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac simile of CUR= TIS & PERKINS, New York, ison the outside wrapper. 4ay-Sold by Druggists throughout the world. rincipal Office, 13 Cedar st., N. Y. PARK & WHITE, * Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, mayl2 ly THE GUTTA PERCHA MANUFACTURING COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. Nintroducing the Goods of this Company to the notice of the people of the Pacific coast, GUTTA PERCHA INDIA RUBBER, which, however, it resembles in many respects. It grows ina differené soil, is the product of a different tree, and when vulcanised, possesses virtues that make it far more valuable than Rubber. It is not affected by heat or cold, oils or acids, steam or water, for Which reasens, it is evident that for Belting, Hose, or Steam Packing, it is superior to any other material ever offered. The Machine Belting made by this Company is found to serve a better pur pose thaneither Leather or Rubber, being less expen ‘sive than either, while it combines the valuable properties of both. It is perfectly flexible, but stretches far léss than either of the above named articles, a single tightening being generally sufficient to insnre its running well. All who have tried it pronounce it the finest belting in use. -THE MINING HOSE 1s believed to be superior to any other article ever of. fered. While it is as flexible as Rubber, its costis far less, anfi from the nature of the article it will stand more wear and tear thanany other hose. The surface is hard and impenetrable, which insnres it against being cut by the sharp quartz rock. Water cannot affeet it, so that.it is secure against mildew and decom. position. It will stand a great fall of water, and is bound to give satisfaction. For purposes of STEAM PACKING, Gutta Percha isfound invaluable. Being entirety im to any exteat without decomposition, it has been found by actual test, among Engineers at the East, to be vastly superior to any other material ever used. This Company also makes Clothing of alt kinds, . Camp Mattrasses, Knapsacks, Buckets, Navy Bags, Blankets, Horse Covers,and a large variety of other . things of a useful character, all of which have been All orders promptly atCHAS. P. DANIELL & CO., Agenis for Pacific Coast, 55, Commercial street, corner Battery, sept 28 3m ‘San Francisco. ————————— . re REDUCTION in COAL OIL and Cam phene, by REAMER. tended to, > i General Merchandise. J. H. TENNANT, WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CLOTHING, TEAS, TOBACCO, §c., §c. Corner First and Commercial streets, Next Door to Merchant’s Hotel, Marysville. Sept. 29, 1860. 3m ORIGINAL CASH STORE RE-OPENED BY R.REAMER, FOOT OF MAIN STREET, Where achoice selection of the following Goods can be found, viz: j Groceries and Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Furniture & Bedding, Window Sash, Boots and Shoes, Camphene, Coal and Polar Oil, Wines, Liquors &c. &3~ Please call and examine Goods and prices. Goods Sold Only for Cash! R. REAMER. Feb’y 4, 1860. tf REMEMBER, R. REAMER keeps a Team expressly for delivering Goods, eee & BEDDING! at REAMER’S., CHOICE assortment of BOO'T'S, at an 21 REAMER’S. Graco HAMS and SHOULDERS, at jan 21 REAMER’S. Si SA EES Be aR Se ray ia is ce A le De ae NE CHOICE assortment of CROCKEAry: at REAMER’S, Wy pow SASH! at tS pegetnct at REAMER’S. REAMER Ae 22S PRAIRIE OSG Clothing, CHEAP JOHN! Has Removed his Store tothe FIRE-PROOF BRICK, MAIN STREET, Opposite Sierra Nevada Hotel. S, HAAS & CO., AUcTIONEERs, Ilave on hand, and are daily receiving from their IMPORTING HOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO, eee THE see Latest Styles + OF oe Fall and Winter Goods, Consisting of Gents Clothing ee ANDove Furnishing Goods, Which we will sell at as Quick Sales and No Profits. .oW PRICES FOR CASH The Cash Principle ut business is A Necessity of the Times! and for that reason J. J. WOOSTER will sell Goods from His Store on Flume street, NORTH SAN JUAN, For cash and CASH ONLY! Tle can consequently Sell as Cheap as Any One Else! Although he does not pretend to keep The Biggest Stock in the Mountains, he yet has an abundant supply of Groceries and Provisions, Wines and Liquors, Canvas, Mining Implements, and Miners’ Supplies Generally ; Besides every variety of Articles for Family Use, of the best quality, a complete inventory of whichneed not be given. REMEMBER To trade at Wooster’s Cash Store! eb lltf H. 8. HOBLITZELL. Successor to JOSEPH GENELLA, DEALER IN SRCEATLAA AND GLASSWARE, 104, FIRST STREZT MARYSVILLE. FIRE FIRE !! . . . JOHN R. SIMS, SUCCESSOR TO SIMS & FRASER, Oregon street, between Front and Davis, ‘SAN FRANCISCO. ANUFACTURER of Fire-Proof DOORS and Shutters, Bank Vaults, Grating, Railing, Balconies, &c., &c. ; 2 N.B. A very large assortment of very superior Doorsand shutters, manufactured in New York city for Messrs. Lecount & Strong and Johnson & Canfield of San Francisco, all new and thoroughly fire and thief broof. various dimensions, all for sale at very low rates. All orders from the interior, Oregon and Washington Territories, or any place on the Pacific coast, attended to with promptness and dispatch. 43-Oregon street is infront of the Custom House, north side of the United’Stetes Court Buildings. aprl4 3m s ROWLER’S INFALLIBLERHEUMATISM MEDICINE FOR CURING Rheumatism, Mercurial, Chronic and Secondary Syphilitic Diseases, Stubborn Ulcers, Cutaneous Eruptions, Swelling of the Glands And all diseases arising from an-injudicious use of Mercury,and for re-invigoratimg and strengthening the general system. N.B.—It contains no mercarial preparation. None genuine unless the written signature of Jas. R. Boyce appears on the label. red only by Wholesale and Retail Druggists, cor. K and 2d streets, Sacramento, Cal. For sale by R. REAMER, San Juan. ALSO—a very large lot of second-hand shutters of As they canbe sold in San Francisco. Also—a full assortment of YANKEE NOTIONS KNIVES &C., A fullstock of RUBBER GOODS, In every variety. S. HAAS & CO. Oct. 13, 1860. nov. 19, 1859. tf JACOB LEVY CHARLES LEVY Marysville. San Francisco. MOUNTAIN MERCHANTS We are ready to sell you your FALL AND WINTER GOODS In Marysville, at San Francisco Prices Wholesale Warehouse Furnished in part, with a large assortment of CLOTHING! Especially adapted to the wants of the Mountain Merchants which we are now selling at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! We can boast of the BEST SELECTED STOCK oF CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, . BOOTS AND SITOES, BLANKETS, DUCK, ET, Ever offered for sale in this city. IAY WOOD'S Long aud Short Rubber Boots, a latze stock constantly ow hand; also a splendid stock of ; BLANKETS, Lawrence and Pilot Duck of every mumnber, offered at Sarr Franciseo Prizes! SHEETINGS, DRILLINGS, HATS, CAPS, & TRUNKS. Of the last mentioried articles, we ‘have the best and largest stock ever imported in our market, and at prices that will make our customers open their eyes. Now Merchants of the Hills, for your own good, call and examine for yourselves, before purchasing elsewhere, and you will find that we undersell any house in this city. Orders Promptly Attended To JACOB & CHARLES LEVY. DWARE! OPES, A large stock just » received and for sale =p at Smith’s Hardware Store. IRON! All sizes for sale by FRANCIS SMITH. Trower Pick Steels Drill 66 Cork bad FRANCIS SMITH. oct 15 HAR AY sizes for sale by i OIL CHAIN: All sizes for sale by tS : FRANCIS SMITH. OPE: Allisizes at SMITH’S HARDWARE STORE. Lead Pipe. REELS, all sizes: For sale by FRANCIS SMITH. 2 y} UBBER GOODS; Rubber Hose—all sizes; Rubber Pipes; For safe at SMITH’S HARDWARE STORE. RASS GOODS: Brass Couplings, from 3{ to 6 inebBrass Noggles—all sizes; Eyeen top 8 Beer Cocks; Hose For sale by FRANCIS SMITH. july7 3m RUDOLPH & HUNT, Agents, Nevada. AILS, all sizes, ; L at SMITH’S HARDWARE STORE: ‘ Canvas! Canvas! LARGE quantity of every size from 1—0 to 10—0 ADWARRE at A mar 17 at BLOCK & FURTH’S. t REAMER’S. not eepteeteneee nian mee se ARLES LET NL RS I SY CS CL IS Variety. FRESH ARRIVALS! NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!! W. M. COHN Has just received and opened, at bis old stand, on Maia street, a large aud well selected stock of Fancy Goods, Of all varieties, to which the attention of the Ladies is particularly invited. Also,an extensive lot of CUTLERY! Embracing Colt’s Revolvers, Dertinger Pistols, Butcher, carving and Bowie Knives, &c. Also—a large assortment of Poetical, Standatd, Miscellaneous, and Historical BOOKS, Which it is determined to close’ out at cost. Cigars and Tobacco At Wholeseale and Retail. Besides other articles in the line of a general varlety store; being, on the whole ofie of the best selected and most extensive stocks of Goods ever brought to San Juan. Call,see, and judge for yourselves, Oct. 13, 1860. feb%l New Goods! New Goods ! SAM SAMELSON Eat Has just returned sao es from below with a choice stock of Goods = hisline,consisting t) and Domestic CIGARS! z Best Natural Leaf & Sweet Tobacco; Smoking Tobacco; Anderson’s SolacePatent Pressed, Gem Fine-cut, &c., &c. Also—Fancy and Plain Pipes, snuff, matches, playing cards, Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, &c. Confectionery of the most delicious kind. Fresh and Dried Fruits; Pistols, Wostenholm’s celebrated pocket cutlery—the most extensive lot ever brought to San Juan. Allof which will be sold whole: sale or retail, atthe very lowest prices. Soda Fountain. His soda fountain is now in operation, atid he is prepared, with highly concentrated syraps, to deal out this most delicions and health-giving beverage. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and examine for themselves. Particuiar attention paid to ordersfrom a distattce. S. SAMELSON. Main street, next to the Union Hotel, North San Juan dec24 tf KEEP PACE With the March of Improvement WHE undersigned takes pleasure in 4 . announcing to the citizens of San Juan and viciaity that he has removed to the new fire proof brick building, corner Main and Flume streets; where he is prepared to offer to the public a most complete assortment of JEWELRY, which, in point of variety and elegance, cannot be surpassed in the mountains. Ilis stock copsists in part of clocks, fine chronometer watches, ladies diamond and enameled watches, etruscan setts, bracelets, pin and ert tings, with ruby. garnet; carbuncle and pear, cameo, coral, lava, quartz and mosaig settings. Superb etruscan bracelets, neclaces, vests and fob chains; plain and col’d and enameled belt and fob buckles; gold lockets and thimbles; Quartz cane heuds, sleeve but tons and studs. of itfinite variety. Diamond, emerald,ruby,garuet aud pear! finger rings.gents’ cluster and quartz pins, pendents, slides, Masonic emblems, watch keys, gold pens &c.,—all of which he offers at a very slight advance on San Francisco prices. He particularly invites attention to the fact that he has made arrangements at San Francisco by which he will be constantly receiving fresh supplies of Goods of the latest styles and importations. Trusting in his new facilities to be able to meet the demands of the community. he begs a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upou him heretofore. G. HANSEN. N B. The above Goods will be raffied off on the Ist September. Any article being sold in the meantime, will be replaced. aug 113f SUN-PICTURES! Hans purchased the Photograph saloon of Mr. T. Green, and secured the services of that famous artist, OLD SoL, for an indefinite period, AUGUSTE WETTIG Informs his friends and the public generally that he is prepared to Preserve their Features to posterity either in Photograph, Ambrotype or Daguerre< otype. Knives, He guarantees Good Likenesses, and delicate, clear toned, artistic pictures, Weeng Ladies . showtd remember that their charms are fleeting, &nd secure the faithful image of them to quicken the immégfuation of absent lovers. Young men Bound te Washoe to Fight; should leave the founterfeit presentment of themselves : to the disconsolate fair from whom they part. In short, thesubscriber wonld say to all: “Of those for whom yor fond enrotions cherish, Secure the shadow ere the substance perish.” Go to WETTIG for a PICTURE! « Tlis Saloon is on Main street, next door to Greetr’s new brick. cf : : PRICES LOW! North San Juan, May 19, 1860. 3m FRED STABLE & CO fo s5 gs and the public that he bas removed rom the old stand, to NEW AND COMMODIOUS STABLES, AND CORRAL, At the Foot of Main street, and having associated himself with the Messrs. Huffaker, is better prepared tnan ever to furnish excellent accommodations for stock of al: kinds, and to supply HAY AND GRAIN ofthe best quality, at the lowest market price. Retarning thanks for the past liberal patronage,they most respectfully solicit a.continuance of the same. Hay and Grain delivered to any part of the town, free of charge. HUFFAKERS & SAXBY. North San Juan, June 30th, 1860. tf EXECUTOR’S SALE. HE. undersigned, executor of the last will and testament of John Michael Stoeffler, deceased, willoffer for sale, at Public Auction, on Monday, November 5th, 1860, on the premises, the undivided half of the San Juan Brewery, located in the town of North San Juan, together with the stock on haad, al} the ovt-honses, real and personal properties and fixtures thereto belonging. a Also—at the same time anc place; one wagon, two horses, hogs, &c4 &c. Iso—one-tenth interest ina mining claim, located on Buckeye Hill, Red Dog, and know? as the Live Oak Company. The above sale to take place om the day above-named, between the bours of 9 o’cloek A. M. and sundown, TERMS j..ccsccceceesee cesses CASH. G. W. KOCH, Executor. October 13, 1860. tds Lost, or Taken in Jest. From & room in the old printing office, a Lady’s Album, filled with pieces written by many dear friends. which alone made it of inestimable value to the owner. A liberal reward will be paid to the person returning it to this office. North San Juan, sept. 29, 1860. tf to by B. B.Thayer, State Assayer. Hotels and Restaurants, PEE St RE RN ed ope ics oe gS aE te a BARNUM RESTAURANT AND ROTISSERIE, Corner First street and Maiden Lane; Marysville. H. VIDEAU Would respectfully announcé to hi¢ a friends and the public, that he is prepared to minister to*their wants at his Restaurant and Saloon, both in the eating and drinking liné: Strangers visiting the City Are requested to give him a call. TERMS: Board, pet week, without wine,...$10 00 Board, per week, with wine,...0. 12 00 Single Meals,....0.075 Centsand $1 00 Rotisserie, Always on hand, at the shortest notice. Potitry and Gutne roasted to order. : H. V. has made arrangements at San Franéisco tv receive the freshest provisions. Oysters always of hand. Open Night and Day. = jun16 3ni Freeman’s Crossing. Teamsters and Travelers otit attention is directed to Freeman’s Bridge, SUBSTANTIAL structure crossing thé A Middle Yuba two miles from Nofth San Jhan, on the best route from Marysville to the towns of uppef Yuba and Sierra. ‘The Road Ts wide, constructed upon an easy grade for the heaviest loads, aud is always kept in good order by the stbseri« ber. The Exotel affords accommodations of the first class, and the stables are commodious and well attended. Hay and Barley for Sale In quantities to suit. THOMAS FREEMAN. Freeman’s Crossing, Nov. 5,1859. — tf qy Sierra Nevada Hotel. J. GORDON, INFORMS the trateling community and citizens generally that having newly plastered, refitted and Thoroughly Furnished the above well-known stand, he has tow opened it to the public, aud intends that it shall acquire the name ef A First Class Hotel. BEDS Of titexceptionable comfort atrd clean! itess. Private Rooms For Families or other persons desiring theif, North San Juan, Nov. 5th, 1859. Fare Reduced & Speed Increased The Union Hotel, ENGMAN & PEARSON, Proprietors, Main st., North San Juan, KE kept as a first-class hotise of public entertainment and is already well known to travelers as the General Stage Office For this part of the Mountains. Stages staft from if daily for Marysville, Nevada, Sacramento, Camptor# ville, Forest City. Cherokee, French Corral, Sweetlandy and the Flats and Hills on the Ridge. It will be thaintained in tinproved sf¥le by the press ent proprietors, Who, to cotifoftt te the eeonotuical teft: dencies of the day, have made a Reduction in Prices! Boarp py tHE WeE#,. SivetLe MEALS,.000 0008 oFédéccccedsccecce The Bed-rootns and Beds are all cleanly and comforts able, atid the weary wayfarer will find the Union & welcome place of rest. ENGMAN & PEARSON, Oct 6th, 1859. vin24tf SED Ore coneccaresscevencescoseseee Dh ev esceee Coreeees-sereecee Washington Restaurant Main Street, North San Juan, GEORGE CULLODI Informs the public that he continues to keep a_ first-class Restaurant and Boarding House _ at the above stand, serving up in his best style all the dainties and luxuries ofthe market. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. . Clean Rooms and Clean Beds For regular and transient lodgeys, have been fitted up in connection with the Restaurant. They will be found inferior to none. PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PARTIES Furnished with Dinners or Suppers to ordéf,in the most satisfactory manner. Give George a Call. 3 aug 1352¢f cs BOARDING HOUSE, RS: RACHAEL MESTAYER bas opened a comfortable private Boarding House on Main street, North San Juan, in the building adjoining Judge Stidger’s office, and has accommodafions for a few more geiitlemen. TERMS MODERATE. April 14th, 1860. tf House and Lot for Sale. Es POWERS offers for sale his House and @ Lotona Cherokee street, in the town of North San Juan. : The Lotis120 feet square, is meatly fenced and plan ted with sixty Freit Trees, some of them bearing, aid provided With stable and other ont-bouses. The Dwelling is commodtovs and comfortable, and the neighborhood, consisting entirely of dwelling hous ses, quiet and respectable. The proprietor desires to move onto a larger lot in another part of town. whichis his only motive for sellirg. For terms and other particulars call at this office, oF at Coley’s store, Main street, on mayl9tf C. E. POWERS. KEEPER'S SACRAMENTO LINE! Kerrrers’ Live.—Jo Keepers, who drives the “Red bird,” an eight-mule bell team, makes hi# trips regularly in eight days between North Saw Juan and Sacramento; and those mules are “some” on a pull; “you'd better believe it!” Jo is careful in packing his freight, and not. only trustworthy, but very obliging in orders entrusted to his charge. e ¢0: him to those having packages or eargoes to transported between the two places. RESPECTABLE AMERICAN widow lady, whois desirous of rettrning to her home in the Alantic States, by the 20th of September or the 5th of October next, offers her services to @ family traveling with children, as a nurse and assist ant—requiring only to be farnished with a free pas» sage asa reward for herservices. For name and par« ticulars, address this office. Blanks! Blanks! USTICE’S WARRANTS and SUMMONS’—ruled throughout—just printed and for sale at this office by the quire or hundred. Cc. ST. LOUIS Watchmaker and Jeweller; AT THE SAN JUAN DRUG STORE, Main street, North San Juati. I take this method of informing my friends and the public that I have removed to the FIRE-PROOF BRICK, known as the Sar? uaa ig Store, where I am prepared to repair watch es, clocks &c.,at very low rates and itt a satisfactory manner. I ke&pon hand an assortment of NE JEWELRY; Consisting of Buckles, Bracelets, Necklaces, Charms, fine Gold and Enameled Lockets, Brooch Ear Rings, Fimger Rings, sleeve Buttons, gold aod silver Thimbles, Gents’ Fob Buckles, Pins, rings, studs &c., all of which will be sold at fairprices. ~ Jewelry made to Order. . Plain and Fancy Jewelry made in a workmanlike 4 f the Big Watch. o eC -Watc = my 19tf PURE QUICKSILVER! LOCK & FURTH are Agents for the sale Quicksilver from the new — Enriquita Mines. Thepurity of the article they have for sale to cnntited, maar. zm at ied . / :

7 a neo pe a PIES OSCAR IE AOR BA 5p I AC aT ne _The Hydraulic Press, . THE SACRIFICE. A TALE OF MOROCCO, The following story, illustrative of the re. known and approved by solution of a Jewish maiden, we cut from . the Detroit Morning Post, to which paper it . is contributed by a correspondent, who professes to have been resident in Morocco at the time of its occurrence. A young Jewish girl, a few years ago, suffered for her faith and atoned for her temporary error, with a fortitude and resolution which has even in Morocco made her story memorable. She was a maiden of no ordinary beauty and genticness, and found herself so persecuted within her own family that . pus, Cholera Infantum, At any time the . Female Weaknesses, and existence was a burthen. lives of the Jews are wretched enough, but hers was rendered intolerable by the blows and ill-treatment of a vixen mother, who, . mencement of the attack. amongst other cruelties, wished to compel her into marriage with a worthless fellow against her choice. It would be tedious to go through the detail of her misery. Her home was a place of torment, and she had no other refuge—for maiden is never safe from insult or violence, beyond the protection of her own house and family. And their domestic despotism is such that no friend or relation would afford her an asylum. Under these circumstances one evening, tive Cathartic, which the proprietor has used in his when she had fled from blows and injury within doors, and sat herself down outside . whuhave long used the the door—in the desperation of her heart she . faction which ail express formed the sudden resolution of escaping from these torments by turning Mooress. This is not uncommon among the Jewesses, al. Catharticsact on different though I have known no instance of a Jew becoming a Mussulman. Iam not aware of any absolute impediment in the Moorish religion; but the Moors hold the Jews in such sovereign contempt, scarcely applying to them the epithet men, that it is doubtful . in the Back and Loins, whether they would be received. Besides, the Jews, amidst all their degradation’ and timidity, are tenacious of their religion to a miracle. of course, exempted from the dominion of her family, is placed within the immediate protection of the Moors, and admitted to the privileges of the rest of the women. Sheis taken care of and provided with a husband. The young girl we speak of went with this . by the trade in all the large towns. object up to the Castle, and sat down at the rs Mz rer ¢ = C — vay, New York. door? Raid Mohamed Ben-Abou, one of the Manufacturer and Proprietor, Broadway, New Yor principal military chiefs of the Empire. Kaid Abou is one of the most gentlemanly as well as the most enlightened of the Moors. He endeavored to dissuade her from her purpose, to induce her to return home, and even with gentle roughness repelled her, but in vain. She was conveyed to the bashaw, but still adhered to her resolution—which the Moors have, however, a very amiable, and a very reasonable custom in such cases, in giving the proselyte ‘hree days for reflection— thus affording time for the evaporation of passion, drunkenness, or excitement. If, after that period, the fatal words are pro. and reliefand health to your infants. nounced, and the ceremony of apostasy is past, the renegade can at no future time return to his religion, or ever attempt to leave the country, without the assurance of certain death if detected. days of probation, the poor girl’s excitement still continued sufficiently violent to sustain . INSTANCETOEF ; her resolution in spite of the remonstrances of her tribe. She became a Mooress, and was removed from their power. But alas! time and thought cooled the fever of her passion ; the desolation of her new world weighed upon her spirit; remorse and superand medical virtues. We speak in this matter “WHAT stitious terror thronged upon her heart; the tabbis’ and bigoted of her sect found means to convey to her the reproach and contempt suffering from pain anctexhaustion, relief will be found of her tribe, and to stimulate into action that far more intolerable self-contempt which clings to a violated conscience. world offered no hope to her, and she determined to atone for her error by her death— to die in the religion which she had insulted. She accordingly presented herself to the authorities, and professed her recantation. The penalty was well known, but as the case was . ®!™ost instantly singular, the bashaw referred it to the Em. Griping in the Bowels, & Wind Colic, peror, and awaited his pleasure. Meanwhile and overcome convulsions, which, if not speedily remethe girl was confined in prison. The soldiers died, end in Death ..s.eereereerseesees ateeeneseeees : We believe who arrived from the Emperor had orders to . it the best and FOR She set out on . . : E her journey to Morocco with the composure . REMEDYin the; CHILDREN conduct her to his presence, ot despair. She knew it was the journey to her grave. During its continuance, (and it was long and fatiguing,) she never lost her command. She had been guilty of one fatal weakness; it was to be her last. When conducted to the judgment seat, she looked around upon the thousandsof fanatibowed herself before the Emperor with meekness undismayed. The present Emperor (or Sultan as he is called) is by no means a cruel or blood-thirsty P inan. On thecontrary, in his private habits he is affable and good-natured, and in his public ox sovereign character, .almost uni. 122%» Weshington st., San Francisco. formly temperate and wise. But, strange as it may seem, the Emperor is as much aslave ag the meanest of his subjects, to those fanatical ooservances of ancient customs,upon the tenacious and inviolablesuppert of which the very existence of the Moors as a people } depends. Even he could not, asin the present case, wrest an immemorial law of the . we desire to call attention to the fact that empire without great risk. ‘Demand of her,” said the Sultan, “if . isan entirely different material from what has beenreported respecting her be true?’ She mildly answered in the affirmative. “Is she aware of the penalty of immediate death ?”” “Yes.” But inform her that it is not yet too late. She is a fool te throw away her life in order xo be reckoned among the dogs of the Empire, who have deceived her. Sheshallbe provi‘led for, and received among our ownwomen. uet her look around and choose for herself a husband, among my chiefs.” ° “I desire merely to die in the religion of my fathers.” This was the last and only answer that vould be elicited. To spare her unnecessary pain, as she was yet speaking, a soldier from behind, at a private signal fromthe Emperor, struck the blow which banished from her eyes the dreamlike world around her. She ‘ell to the ground a martyr and a corpse. But what is most remarkable—over the grave of the Jewish maiden, the Moors themselves have erected a saint house, (as it is termed) which is equaily respected with pervious tooil and steam and capable of enduring heat . ; those of their own saints, scattered through theEmpire. There the criminal may take sanctuary—and thither the sick; the unfortwnate, or the traveling, startingon a’perilous journey, resort to offer up their devotive supplications. current, of wonderful cures effected, and remarkable interpositions of Providence, in favor of pilgrims to that shrine. aia SPR ea LE ae a ’Mrs. Partincron makes Shakspeare say— ‘ Sweet. are the nses of advertisements,” . LIVER INVIGORATOR . the use of the LIVER IN. plaints, Dysentery, Drop; swallow both together. In becoming renegade, a Jewess is, . in the head. all inflammatory Diseases, Worms in During the three . grussirFan: The dreary . ofthe most EXPERIERCED and SKILFUL NURSES ‘child and the relief that will be SURE—yes, ABSOeal and savagesoldiery without wavering,and LUTELY SURE—to follow the use of this medicine, if Medicinal. S ANF ORD’S Never Debilitates. 'T’ is compounded entirely from Gums, and has become an established ‘fact, a Standard Medicine, all that have used it, With confidence in all is recommended, within the last two all hopesof relief.as the tificates in my possesand is now resorted to . the diseases for which it . Jt has cured thousands years, Who had given up . numero usunsolicited cersion show. The dose must be adapof the individual taking quantities as to-act gentLet the dictates of your ted to the temperament it, and used in such ly on the bowels. rates guide you in VIGORATOR, and it plaints, BiliousAttacks rhoea, Summer Comsy,Sour Stomach, HaCholera, Cholera MorFlatulence, Jaundice, may be used successfully as an ordinary Family Medicine. It willeure SICK HEADACHE, (as thousands can testify)in twenty minutes if two or three tea spoonfuls are taken at comwilleure Liver ComDyspepsia, Chronic Diarbitual Costiveness, Cholic LIVER INVIGORATOR. All who use it are giving their testimony iu its favor. Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator, and Price, One Dollar per Bottle. ALSO, SANFORD’S Family Cathartic Pills, COMPOUNDED FROM Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put in Glass Cases, Air Tight, and will keep in any Climate. The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is a gentle but acpractice for more than twenty years. The constantly increas. gy . ing demand from those PILLS, and the satisinregard to their use, hasinduced me to place them within the reach of all. The Know that different portions of the bowels. ARTIC PILL has, with established fact, been ety of the Purest Vegalike orn every part of are good and safe in all needed, such as Deach, Sleepiness, Pains Costiveness, Pain and Soreness over the whole body, from sudden cold, which frequently, if neglected, end in a long course of fever, Loss of Appetite, a creeping sensation of cold over the body. Restlessness, Leadache,or weight Profession well The FAMILY CATHdue reference to this well compounded from a varietable Extracts, which act the alimentary canal, and eases where a Cathartic is rangements of the StomCATHARTIC PILLS Children or adults. Rheumatism, a great Purifier of the Blood, and many diseases to which ‘flesh is heir, too numerous to mention In this advertisement. Dose 1 to3. PRICE THREE DIMES. The Liver Invigorator and Family Cathartic Pills are retailed by Druggists generally, and sold wholesale S. T. W. SANFORD, M. D., old by the Druggists everywhere. and by PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, 152 Washington street, San Francisco. sept lly MRS. WINSLOW, N experienced Nurseand Female Physician, presents to the attention of mothers, her : SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, Which greatly facilitates the process of Teething, by softening the gums, reducing {the inflamation—will allay ALL PAlNand spasmodic action, and is Sure to Regulate the Bowels, Depend npon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves, We have put up and sold this article for over ten years, and can say, tn confidence in truth of it, what we have never setteeeeseeeeeeeeneneee pasmeests 3 been able to say of any otner Mrs. medicine—NeEv WINSLOW'S : ED, IN ASINGLE i SOOTHING : recr a CURE, used. Never when timely } Syrup. did we know COPeRe eee eeeerereeseeeesioee eoore” ON instance of dissatistaction byany one whousedit. On the contrary, all are delighted with its operations, and speak in terms of highest commendation of its magical effects WE DO KNOW,” after ten years’ experience, and pledge our reputation for the fulfiltment of what we here declare. In aimost every instance where the infant is in fifteen or twenty miautes after the syrup is administered. ; This valuable preparation is the prescription of one hss enens essences —egemceeenetasngtcneet etpittineeneeete t RC CLC RL CCC eens antensnenterenient in New England, and hasbeen used with never-failing success in Thousands of Cases, It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will relieve i Surnest Wort, in enteryand all cases of Dys:\ TEETHING. Dist thoee & 226.5..45.% Basascpond : CHILDREN, whether it arises from teething or from other cause. Wewould say toevery mother who has achild suffering from any of the foregoing complaints; do not let your prejudices, nor the prejudices of others, stand between your suffering timely used. Full directions will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac simile of CUR= TIS & PERKINS, New York, ison the outside wrapper. 4ay-Sold by Druggists throughout the world. rincipal Office, 13 Cedar st., N. Y. PARK & WHITE, * Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, mayl2 ly THE GUTTA PERCHA MANUFACTURING COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. Nintroducing the Goods of this Company to the notice of the people of the Pacific coast, GUTTA PERCHA INDIA RUBBER, which, however, it resembles in many respects. It grows ina differené soil, is the product of a different tree, and when vulcanised, possesses virtues that make it far more valuable than Rubber. It is not affected by heat or cold, oils or acids, steam or water, for Which reasens, it is evident that for Belting, Hose, or Steam Packing, it is superior to any other material ever offered. The Machine Belting made by this Company is found to serve a better pur pose thaneither Leather or Rubber, being less expen ‘sive than either, while it combines the valuable properties of both. It is perfectly flexible, but stretches far léss than either of the above named articles, a single tightening being generally sufficient to insnre its running well. All who have tried it pronounce it the finest belting in use. -THE MINING HOSE 1s believed to be superior to any other article ever of. fered. While it is as flexible as Rubber, its costis far less, anfi from the nature of the article it will stand more wear and tear thanany other hose. The surface is hard and impenetrable, which insnres it against being cut by the sharp quartz rock. Water cannot affeet it, so that.it is secure against mildew and decom. position. It will stand a great fall of water, and is bound to give satisfaction. For purposes of STEAM PACKING, Gutta Percha isfound invaluable. Being entirety im to any exteat without decomposition, it has been found by actual test, among Engineers at the East, to be vastly superior to any other material ever used. This Company also makes Clothing of alt kinds, . Camp Mattrasses, Knapsacks, Buckets, Navy Bags, Blankets, Horse Covers,and a large variety of other . things of a useful character, all of which have been All orders promptly atCHAS. P. DANIELL & CO., Agenis for Pacific Coast, 55, Commercial street, corner Battery, sept 28 3m ‘San Francisco. ————————— . re REDUCTION in COAL OIL and Cam phene, by REAMER. tended to, > i General Merchandise. J. H. TENNANT, WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CLOTHING, TEAS, TOBACCO, §c., §c. Corner First and Commercial streets, Next Door to Merchant’s Hotel, Marysville. Sept. 29, 1860. 3m ORIGINAL CASH STORE RE-OPENED BY R.REAMER, FOOT OF MAIN STREET, Where achoice selection of the following Goods can be found, viz: j Groceries and Provisions, Hardware, Crockery, Furniture & Bedding, Window Sash, Boots and Shoes, Camphene, Coal and Polar Oil, Wines, Liquors &c. &3~ Please call and examine Goods and prices. Goods Sold Only for Cash! R. REAMER. Feb’y 4, 1860. tf REMEMBER, R. REAMER keeps a Team expressly for delivering Goods, eee & BEDDING! at REAMER’S., CHOICE assortment of BOO'T'S, at an 21 REAMER’S. Graco HAMS and SHOULDERS, at jan 21 REAMER’S. Si SA EES Be aR Se ray ia is ce A le De ae NE CHOICE assortment of CROCKEAry: at REAMER’S, Wy pow SASH! at tS pegetnct at REAMER’S. REAMER Ae 22S PRAIRIE OSG Clothing, CHEAP JOHN! Has Removed his Store tothe FIRE-PROOF BRICK, MAIN STREET, Opposite Sierra Nevada Hotel. S, HAAS & CO., AUcTIONEERs, Ilave on hand, and are daily receiving from their IMPORTING HOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO, eee THE see Latest Styles + OF oe Fall and Winter Goods, Consisting of Gents Clothing ee ANDove Furnishing Goods, Which we will sell at as Quick Sales and No Profits. .oW PRICES FOR CASH The Cash Principle ut business is A Necessity of the Times! and for that reason J. J. WOOSTER will sell Goods from His Store on Flume street, NORTH SAN JUAN, For cash and CASH ONLY! Tle can consequently Sell as Cheap as Any One Else! Although he does not pretend to keep The Biggest Stock in the Mountains, he yet has an abundant supply of Groceries and Provisions, Wines and Liquors, Canvas, Mining Implements, and Miners’ Supplies Generally ; Besides every variety of Articles for Family Use, of the best quality, a complete inventory of whichneed not be given. REMEMBER To trade at Wooster’s Cash Store! eb lltf H. 8. HOBLITZELL. Successor to JOSEPH GENELLA, DEALER IN SRCEATLAA AND GLASSWARE, 104, FIRST STREZT MARYSVILLE. FIRE FIRE !! . . . JOHN R. SIMS, SUCCESSOR TO SIMS & FRASER, Oregon street, between Front and Davis, ‘SAN FRANCISCO. ANUFACTURER of Fire-Proof DOORS and Shutters, Bank Vaults, Grating, Railing, Balconies, &c., &c. ; 2 N.B. A very large assortment of very superior Doorsand shutters, manufactured in New York city for Messrs. Lecount & Strong and Johnson & Canfield of San Francisco, all new and thoroughly fire and thief broof. various dimensions, all for sale at very low rates. All orders from the interior, Oregon and Washington Territories, or any place on the Pacific coast, attended to with promptness and dispatch. 43-Oregon street is infront of the Custom House, north side of the United’Stetes Court Buildings. aprl4 3m s ROWLER’S INFALLIBLERHEUMATISM MEDICINE FOR CURING Rheumatism, Mercurial, Chronic and Secondary

Syphilitic Diseases, Stubborn Ulcers, Cutaneous Eruptions, Swelling of the Glands And all diseases arising from an-injudicious use of Mercury,and for re-invigoratimg and strengthening the general system. N.B.—It contains no mercarial preparation. None genuine unless the written signature of Jas. R. Boyce appears on the label. red only by Wholesale and Retail Druggists, cor. K and 2d streets, Sacramento, Cal. For sale by R. REAMER, San Juan. ALSO—a very large lot of second-hand shutters of As they canbe sold in San Francisco. Also—a full assortment of YANKEE NOTIONS KNIVES &C., A fullstock of RUBBER GOODS, In every variety. S. HAAS & CO. Oct. 13, 1860. nov. 19, 1859. tf JACOB LEVY CHARLES LEVY Marysville. San Francisco. MOUNTAIN MERCHANTS We are ready to sell you your FALL AND WINTER GOODS In Marysville, at San Francisco Prices Wholesale Warehouse Furnished in part, with a large assortment of CLOTHING! Especially adapted to the wants of the Mountain Merchants which we are now selling at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! We can boast of the BEST SELECTED STOCK oF CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, . BOOTS AND SITOES, BLANKETS, DUCK, ET, Ever offered for sale in this city. IAY WOOD'S Long aud Short Rubber Boots, a latze stock constantly ow hand; also a splendid stock of ; BLANKETS, Lawrence and Pilot Duck of every mumnber, offered at Sarr Franciseo Prizes! SHEETINGS, DRILLINGS, HATS, CAPS, & TRUNKS. Of the last mentioried articles, we ‘have the best and largest stock ever imported in our market, and at prices that will make our customers open their eyes. Now Merchants of the Hills, for your own good, call and examine for yourselves, before purchasing elsewhere, and you will find that we undersell any house in this city. Orders Promptly Attended To JACOB & CHARLES LEVY. DWARE! OPES, A large stock just » received and for sale =p at Smith’s Hardware Store. IRON! All sizes for sale by FRANCIS SMITH. Trower Pick Steels Drill 66 Cork bad FRANCIS SMITH. oct 15 HAR AY sizes for sale by i OIL CHAIN: All sizes for sale by tS : FRANCIS SMITH. OPE: Allisizes at SMITH’S HARDWARE STORE. Lead Pipe. REELS, all sizes: For sale by FRANCIS SMITH. 2 y} UBBER GOODS; Rubber Hose—all sizes; Rubber Pipes; For safe at SMITH’S HARDWARE STORE. RASS GOODS: Brass Couplings, from 3{ to 6 inebBrass Noggles—all sizes; Eyeen top 8 Beer Cocks; Hose For sale by FRANCIS SMITH. july7 3m RUDOLPH & HUNT, Agents, Nevada. AILS, all sizes, ; L at SMITH’S HARDWARE STORE: ‘ Canvas! Canvas! LARGE quantity of every size from 1—0 to 10—0 ADWARRE at A mar 17 at BLOCK & FURTH’S. t REAMER’S. not eepteeteneee nian mee se ARLES LET NL RS I SY CS CL IS Variety. FRESH ARRIVALS! NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!! W. M. COHN Has just received and opened, at bis old stand, on Maia street, a large aud well selected stock of Fancy Goods, Of all varieties, to which the attention of the Ladies is particularly invited. Also,an extensive lot of CUTLERY! Embracing Colt’s Revolvers, Dertinger Pistols, Butcher, carving and Bowie Knives, &c. Also—a large assortment of Poetical, Standatd, Miscellaneous, and Historical BOOKS, Which it is determined to close’ out at cost. Cigars and Tobacco At Wholeseale and Retail. Besides other articles in the line of a general varlety store; being, on the whole ofie of the best selected and most extensive stocks of Goods ever brought to San Juan. Call,see, and judge for yourselves, Oct. 13, 1860. feb%l New Goods! New Goods ! SAM SAMELSON Eat Has just returned sao es from below with a choice stock of Goods = hisline,consisting t) and Domestic CIGARS! z Best Natural Leaf & Sweet Tobacco; Smoking Tobacco; Anderson’s SolacePatent Pressed, Gem Fine-cut, &c., &c. Also—Fancy and Plain Pipes, snuff, matches, playing cards, Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, &c. Confectionery of the most delicious kind. Fresh and Dried Fruits; Pistols, Wostenholm’s celebrated pocket cutlery—the most extensive lot ever brought to San Juan. Allof which will be sold whole: sale or retail, atthe very lowest prices. Soda Fountain. His soda fountain is now in operation, atid he is prepared, with highly concentrated syraps, to deal out this most delicions and health-giving beverage. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and examine for themselves. Particuiar attention paid to ordersfrom a distattce. S. SAMELSON. Main street, next to the Union Hotel, North San Juan dec24 tf KEEP PACE With the March of Improvement WHE undersigned takes pleasure in 4 . announcing to the citizens of San Juan and viciaity that he has removed to the new fire proof brick building, corner Main and Flume streets; where he is prepared to offer to the public a most complete assortment of JEWELRY, which, in point of variety and elegance, cannot be surpassed in the mountains. Ilis stock copsists in part of clocks, fine chronometer watches, ladies diamond and enameled watches, etruscan setts, bracelets, pin and ert tings, with ruby. garnet; carbuncle and pear, cameo, coral, lava, quartz and mosaig settings. Superb etruscan bracelets, neclaces, vests and fob chains; plain and col’d and enameled belt and fob buckles; gold lockets and thimbles; Quartz cane heuds, sleeve but tons and studs. of itfinite variety. Diamond, emerald,ruby,garuet aud pear! finger rings.gents’ cluster and quartz pins, pendents, slides, Masonic emblems, watch keys, gold pens &c.,—all of which he offers at a very slight advance on San Francisco prices. He particularly invites attention to the fact that he has made arrangements at San Francisco by which he will be constantly receiving fresh supplies of Goods of the latest styles and importations. Trusting in his new facilities to be able to meet the demands of the community. he begs a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upou him heretofore. G. HANSEN. N B. The above Goods will be raffied off on the Ist September. Any article being sold in the meantime, will be replaced. aug 113f SUN-PICTURES! Hans purchased the Photograph saloon of Mr. T. Green, and secured the services of that famous artist, OLD SoL, for an indefinite period, AUGUSTE WETTIG Informs his friends and the public generally that he is prepared to Preserve their Features to posterity either in Photograph, Ambrotype or Daguerre< otype. Knives, He guarantees Good Likenesses, and delicate, clear toned, artistic pictures, Weeng Ladies . showtd remember that their charms are fleeting, &nd secure the faithful image of them to quicken the immégfuation of absent lovers. Young men Bound te Washoe to Fight; should leave the founterfeit presentment of themselves : to the disconsolate fair from whom they part. In short, thesubscriber wonld say to all: “Of those for whom yor fond enrotions cherish, Secure the shadow ere the substance perish.” Go to WETTIG for a PICTURE! « Tlis Saloon is on Main street, next door to Greetr’s new brick. cf : : PRICES LOW! North San Juan, May 19, 1860. 3m FRED STABLE & CO fo s5 gs and the public that he bas removed rom the old stand, to NEW AND COMMODIOUS STABLES, AND CORRAL, At the Foot of Main street, and having associated himself with the Messrs. Huffaker, is better prepared tnan ever to furnish excellent accommodations for stock of al: kinds, and to supply HAY AND GRAIN ofthe best quality, at the lowest market price. Retarning thanks for the past liberal patronage,they most respectfully solicit a.continuance of the same. Hay and Grain delivered to any part of the town, free of charge. HUFFAKERS & SAXBY. North San Juan, June 30th, 1860. tf EXECUTOR’S SALE. HE. undersigned, executor of the last will and testament of John Michael Stoeffler, deceased, willoffer for sale, at Public Auction, on Monday, November 5th, 1860, on the premises, the undivided half of the San Juan Brewery, located in the town of North San Juan, together with the stock on haad, al} the ovt-honses, real and personal properties and fixtures thereto belonging. a Also—at the same time anc place; one wagon, two horses, hogs, &c4 &c. Iso—one-tenth interest ina mining claim, located on Buckeye Hill, Red Dog, and know? as the Live Oak Company. The above sale to take place om the day above-named, between the bours of 9 o’cloek A. M. and sundown, TERMS j....ccsccceceesee cesses CASH. G. W. KOCH, Executor. October 13, 1860. tds Lost, or Taken in Jest. From & room in the old printing office, a Lady’s Album, filled with pieces written by many dear friends. which alone made it of inestimable value to the owner. A liberal reward will be paid to the person returning it to this office. North San Juan, sept. 29, 1860. tf to by B. B.Thayer, State Assayer. Hotels and Restaurants, PEE St RE RN ed ope ics oe gS aE te a BARNUM RESTAURANT AND ROTISSERIE, Corner First street and Maiden Lane; Marysville. H. VIDEAU Would respectfully announcé to hi¢ a friends and the public, that he is prepared to minister to*their wants at his Restaurant and Saloon, both in the eating and drinking liné: Strangers visiting the City Are requested to give him a call. TERMS: Board, pet week, without wine,.....$10 00 Board, per week, with wine,......0. 12 00 Single Meals,.......0..075 Centsand $1 00 Rotisserie, Always on hand, at the shortest notice. Potitry and Gutne roasted to order. : H. V. has made arrangements at San Franéisco tv receive the freshest provisions. Oysters always of hand. Open Night and Day. = jun16 3ni Freeman’s Crossing. Teamsters and Travelers otit attention is directed to Freeman’s Bridge, SUBSTANTIAL structure crossing thé A Middle Yuba two miles from Nofth San Jhan, on the best route from Marysville to the towns of uppef Yuba and Sierra. ‘The Road Ts wide, constructed upon an easy grade for the heaviest loads, aud is always kept in good order by the stbseri« ber. The Exotel affords accommodations of the first class, and the stables are commodious and well attended. Hay and Barley for Sale In quantities to suit. THOMAS FREEMAN. Freeman’s Crossing, Nov. 5,1859. — tf qy Sierra Nevada Hotel. J. GORDON, INFORMS the trateling community and citizens generally that having newly plastered, refitted and Thoroughly Furnished the above well-known stand, he has tow opened it to the public, aud intends that it shall acquire the name ef A First Class Hotel. BEDS Of titexceptionable comfort atrd clean! itess. Private Rooms For Families or other persons desiring theif, North San Juan, Nov. 5th, 1859. Fare Reduced & Speed Increased The Union Hotel, ENGMAN & PEARSON, Proprietors, Main st., North San Juan, KE kept as a first-class hotise of public entertainment and is already well known to travelers as the General Stage Office For this part of the Mountains. Stages staft from if daily for Marysville, Nevada, Sacramento, Camptor# ville, Forest City. Cherokee, French Corral, Sweetlandy and the Flats and Hills on the Ridge. It will be thaintained in tinproved sf¥le by the press ent proprietors, Who, to cotifoftt te the eeonotuical teft: dencies of the day, have made a Reduction in Prices! Boarp py tHE WeE#,. SivetLe MEALS,..000 0008 oFédéccccedsccecce The Bed-rootns and Beds are all cleanly and comforts able, atid the weary wayfarer will find the Union & welcome place of rest. ENGMAN & PEARSON, Oct 6th, 1859. vin24tf SED Ore coneccaresscevencescoseseee Dh ev esceee Coreeees-sereecee Washington Restaurant Main Street, North San Juan, GEORGE CULLODI Informs the public that he continues to keep a_ first-class Restaurant and Boarding House _ at the above stand, serving up in his best style all the dainties and luxuries ofthe market. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. . Clean Rooms and Clean Beds For regular and transient lodgeys, have been fitted up in connection with the Restaurant. They will be found inferior to none. PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PARTIES Furnished with Dinners or Suppers to ordéf,in the most satisfactory manner. Give George a Call. 3 aug 1352¢f cs BOARDING HOUSE, RS: RACHAEL MESTAYER bas opened a comfortable private Boarding House on Main street, North San Juan, in the building adjoining Judge Stidger’s office, and has accommodafions for a few more geiitlemen. TERMS MODERATE. April 14th, 1860. tf House and Lot for Sale. Es POWERS offers for sale his House and @ Lotona Cherokee street, in the town of North San Juan. : The Lotis120 feet square, is meatly fenced and plan ted with sixty Freit Trees, some of them bearing, aid provided With stable and other ont-bouses. The Dwelling is commodtovs and comfortable, and the neighborhood, consisting entirely of dwelling hous ses, quiet and respectable. The proprietor desires to move onto a larger lot in another part of town. whichis his only motive for sellirg. For terms and other particulars call at this office, oF at Coley’s store, Main street, on mayl9tf C. E. POWERS. KEEPER'S SACRAMENTO LINE! Kerrrers’ Live.—Jo Keepers, who drives the “Red bird,” an eight-mule bell team, makes hi# trips regularly in eight days between North Saw Juan and Sacramento; and those mules are “some” on a pull; “you'd better believe it!” Jo is careful in packing his freight, and not. only trustworthy, but very obliging in orders entrusted to his charge. e ¢0: him to those having packages or eargoes to transported between the two places. RESPECTABLE AMERICAN widow lady, whois desirous of rettrning to her home in the Alantic States, by the 20th of September or the 5th of October next, offers her services to @ family traveling with children, as a nurse and assist ant—requiring only to be farnished with a free pas» sage asa reward for herservices. For name and par« ticulars, address this office. Blanks! Blanks! USTICE’S WARRANTS and SUMMONS’—ruled throughout—just printed and for sale at this office by the quire or hundred. Cc. ST. LOUIS Watchmaker and Jeweller; AT THE SAN JUAN DRUG STORE, Main street, North San Juati. I take this method of informing my friends and the public that I have removed to the FIRE-PROOF BRICK, known as the Sar? uaa ig Store, where I am prepared to repair watch es, clocks &c.,at very low rates and itt a satisfactory manner. I ke&pon hand an assortment of NE JEWELRY; Consisting of Buckles, Bracelets, Necklaces, Charms, fine Gold and Enameled Lockets, Brooch Ear Rings, Fimger Rings, sleeve Buttons, gold aod silver Thimbles, Gents’ Fob Buckles, Pins, rings, studs &c., all of which will be sold at fairprices. ~ Jewelry made to Order. . Plain and Fancy Jewelry made in a workmanlike 4 f the Big Watch. o eC -Watc = my 19tf PURE QUICKSILVER! LOCK & FURTH are Agents for the sale Quicksilver from the new — Enriquita Mines. Thepurity of the article they have for sale to cnntited, maar. zm at ied . / :