September 15, 1860 (4 pages)

. One Square, (12 lines) first insertion, * Bach subsequent insertion,....cccoccesescone age Te DRAULIC PRESS PUBLISHED &VrRy saTURDAY WORNING. Office, in Green’ Brick , Second Story. . : ————— BAUSMAN & WATERS, EDITORS AND PROPRYESES. @erms for thePapet. “One Yeur, Thvariatly im advance ...c0+e-ececseee $5 ‘00 * giz Months, “ 6 oe eesecsceeees nee 3 OO ‘ Three “ SO ©, secopnnonsnonen tnteoces . 2 60 Terms for Advertising. @@~ Business cards not exceeding four lines of this . type, will be inserted for $6 00 a quarter. Gold Mining Inventions. . Among all the various classes of men, who ‘have become domiciliated in California, there ‘ are few, or none, who do more for the pros. perity of the State than the inventors of laBordering machinery formining purposes. Indeéd, to utter an “#ressailabie trath, all _pionttis i in mechanical ¥ctuude, Whose iVen‘tions tkiid to relieve be'man ‘hisdtes fiom , the drudgery of labor, by backline tt'on the ‘back of machinery, are the Ytal Hd eeiti‘mate ion tip of civilization. However ‘much ‘oratots ‘mty wiiite ‘and ‘@eClaim in: preiis of labor, ‘tind go into rap‘tures over its dignity, the honest philosophijou fact is, Yhat the mass of mankind have . ‘pat little love ‘for hard work. Necessity, . ‘more than any thi else, ‘the Whip ‘ther . rives them to it. Ye Yai’barous state, e strong and the cunniig co*pel the w eak Wid the” ‘simple to labor, while ‘they control . WH Hoy. ; % then t atte i is constantly on the watch to Weviave somébody or something ‘to perform "or him. ‘He enslaves othr men, either by viotence'@r by practic74g on their wants, and he Slaves the Hive, the ox, the eo eet. I wenger eer 8 Peculiar Custoins df the Chihese. Notwithstanding the thirty-five thousand ‘Obittese in Calitornia, we ‘really know little ‘of 'tWefriteculiarities : as a‘people, and are astoénishéd'in the perusal of stich accounts of their thantiers and customs ts the following . from Dr. Taylor’ s recently pthlished volume . ‘or “Five Years in China.” The extract is . Déctor: The Chinese are our ahtipodes, ‘hot only ih . peopraphical positidtr, but they do so inahy . ‘mhipht Be written ‘Oh theve points tf ‘differtice. Te following are some of the particuthrs: instead ‘of that ‘dh the face, after they reich full mastheod. The lather-brdsh looks like a tooth-Dravb, atid they lather with spear water only, without soap. They tot only . always wash and bathe in Wet water, but will also drink warm water in ipieference to . cold. They begin at the end ¢f a book to . : read, and read from the top to the béttom, . beginning at the right hand, instead of across . . the page and beginning at the left. Exp! anatory notes are “always at the top of the . page instead of at the bottom. a book is always at the outer margin instead of atthe top. The leaves are all dénbned. ‘and printed on one side, instead uf being vingte and printed on both ye paps ia school study as loudly as . ther ‘GA scréath, ig ge of silently, aud on reciting stand with ‘the ‘back to the teacher . Pastead of to the face. They locate the seat of intelvexve in the stomach instead of in the heaé. in salutation, they ‘@ch shake their own bands instead of others. With ‘them the magnetic needle is always said to . . point to the “sont, and in naming the four cardinal points tYey say east, south, west, north. Instead of southeast and northwest, ‘Labor is naturally so distasteful] . t! hey alw ays Say eastsouth and westnorth.— . Matting ts msed for mattrasses, instead of on floors, ‘and they use bard pillows,(sometimes a block of wood) instead of a soft. Long nails are ornamental; if three or four ine hes they are of quite an aristocratic length.— . donkey, the camel, an‘4‘even ‘the ‘ponderors Paved put the given name, or the title by. elephant, and makes thet ‘drudge for hits. As he grows in civilization, with bis ta'te lect and moral sentiments expanded, tye’ eases about to enslave the elements. He ‘tntraps the running brook and the rushing breeze into his service and makes them grind his ‘corn into flour, saw his logs into boards, ane . ’ ‘fashion the crude iron into forms of usefel ness. The greatest trophy of man’s ¢hst&-. ‘ving propensity, that now labors, without “merves to suffer and a heart to be crushed, is the steam engine. He is, indeed, a glorious specimen of a slave, and his owners are in‘Gebted to him foz the inventiveness of me‘chanical genius. _ There is a man in this county of Nevada ‘who, by one boldly inventive stroke, bas ‘Gone more to increase the wealth of CaliforHm ‘than all of California’s Governors, Sena ois, Oongressmen, and Legislatgrs put toa p. he man we mean is Edward A. atteson, Who invented the hydraulic mining Process, *'tid bequexthed it to his fellow Workers Without fee or reward, and without era asking a patent right for it. By this ‘process the hills of auriferous gravel, whose stubborn sides are, and will forever continue to be, impregnable to the puny assaults of the spade and pick, have been made to disrge their millions of long-hidden wealth. te isa slave, furnished to the California tminer hy the genius of an inventor—an explover fa the seiences of mechanics avi hydraulics—that is a slave of infinite value.— Where is’ no accessible data by which toestfkate bis worth. His labors, like the ‘gic ‘of. Aladdin’s lamp. have broken into the innermost caves of the gnomes, snatched reir imprisoned treasures, and poured them, tn golden showers, into the lap of civilized humanity. 8 same Edward A. Mattesou, Wwe learn from’ the* ‘at, does not permit his inventive genitts to sleep. Besides the Malic process—for which he deserves the fortune of a nabob and the Statue of a hero—he has given to the world several other curious dumb agents that help to take the strain off of human muscles. Someof these he has been induced to have secured to his ya proper use and behoof by patent right. His {aveation is an improvement in the @errick, which gréat) the labor of and removingrocks. He iitends baVmodels madeof bis mining improvements, and wil] exhibit them at the State Fair.— Stiould he do so, the managers and other diginitaries of that institution Will Pave an op rtunity of showing honer to the greatest nefactor California can boast.—Nevada Scsmanme Lantery.—An interésting tM: ‘al with « new siibitatine lantern of peculiar Construction, has been recehtly made at the Portsmouth Navy Yard, and the result elicited great commendation. The lantern was firat-lowered cown to the bottom of the river, then separate tests were made as to the ‘exact distance rays of light could be seen from the surface; also, the distance light could be thrown, so as to distinguish acturately tistinct objects. An oar, lowered to the depth of six feet from the bottom, the Jantetn being sunk four feet, was so clearly ett that the grain of the wood was distinctly visible. The rays of the light were visible. upon the surface of the river when . their funerals. "hich you are called, after the family bathe . fnetend ot before it. So it wenld be Smith r:, instead of Mr. Smith. It ds ithpolite to ‘tdke'oit your hatin the house. They plast. er and Whitewash buildings ‘on the outside oftentr than on the inner. tis a strong nett of filial regard fer a son to bay a ‘cof . fin as a present to his father white Set living. Ou presenting it, he Bays, “a/Ay yon live ten thousand yeurs.” When a wen Wrote ATE, one ofthe first artictes Of fartitare he bays for himself, is his coffin! Tt is ofven used as a bench or ta . ble for years. Whed it becomes tenanted it is frequently kept in the house for many longer, instead of being taken out and buried; ané@ when thus taken out, it is often placed on the surface of tbe grotnd, instead of beneath it. The inscriptié# is always on the end of the coffin, instead of on the top. They wear white for mourning, instead o%4 black. At funerals, women must weep,even if they are not grieved; men must not if they are. More lanterns are carried at the time of the full moon than at any other. They . J 4 sell wool and fluids by weight instead of by . measure. Ata dinner the dessert is always j eaten first. The seat of honor is on the left hand, instead of at the right. They eat with two sticks, both in one hand, instead of witb a knife and fork, one in each. Their boots and shoes are higher at the toes than at the heels, atd att mostly made of ¢loth instead of Teather. They use whitening instead of blacking. In laying floors, they lay the plank with the smooth surface down on thé titmbers, while the upper is left roug’ ant un= planed. _ In dvinking tea, the saucer is placed on the top of the cup, instead of at the bottom. They kill themselves to be revenged of an enemy. Men wear gowns, petticuats, beads, embroidery and garters, ‘and women wear pantaloons, (not, hewever, “the pantaloons.”) They always meurt a horse on the wrong side, and Women ride as the men. Militaty officers carry fans instead of pistols. The plume is on the back of the cap and hangs down, instead of beimg on the front and standing up. In battle they wait for a ship to sai} in line with the cannon, on a fortification, instead of moving the gun and directing itto the pdsition of the ship. In the ress of men, the drawers are large and loose at the bottom, and have no strings, while the pants are tight as possible, andare tied around the ankles like drawers. In other Words it ight be said, they wear their trowsers outside of their pattatodns. Among us, young mer abil women choose for themselves and td their own courting, when they become grown (and sometimes before}; in China this is all done for them by their parents while they are infants. With us, ladies have the preference; with them, gentlemen. We educate and honor our wives, sisters and daughters, and bring them forward in society; they degrade theirs, keep tbem in ignorance and out of sight. Women have their feet bound—their waists, néver. The circumference of their dress is greatest at the waist and least at the ankles: They wear their breastpins on the forehead. The young lady goes to the residence of her betrothed to be married, and she wails and weeps along the whole way to the wedding. They always have feasting and musi¢ at) Green plums are preferfed to . tern was sunk to the depth of twelve . ! ripe ones. They abominate milk; butter and feet theses experiments Were nude itt thick, . Cheese, but relieh castor diljsttails, aiid tiany Wady water, and it ia stated that, Had it hot . a “hat rer OF Gkaminers in atténdlance were satisfied as tt tlic ig ples in-. olved, the lantern would have béen kept: burhi water for three hours. The. pRioelples which govern at the depth of Alth it is claimed, prove equally . depth of ninety or dne hun-: pizteen feet, Will, it pleteasful at the dred and thirty feet. a a So AsTONISHING PHiyonmance.—A thi Was saying in company that he had seeti a jiiggler-place a ladder in open ground uponone: end, and mount it by passing through the rounds, and stand upoti the top erect. Another, who was present, said he had no doubt of it, as be had seen a man who had done the saue thing, but with this addition, that when be had arrived at the top, be “pulled the ladder ap after him!” ‘other afticles that are.to us Korribly offen: sive. Thty shave off-nearly the whole of the eyebrows; leaving 4 mete pencil of hair, . . white that dh the dpbusite sid of the head is allowed to grow till it reaches the ground. though men do not exactly seton the eggs, they et do tHost df the hatching; thus as: . suming the prerogative of the bens; atid de. priving them of that pledstite and privilege. Pee cane Baad ooh aap, Me a8 A Pict politician lately asked o one of our , young then if he thought the people would elect Bell whether or no? “Elect Bell Wether?” replied Snooks, “I should as soon expect them to elect Ewe.” cpshccomph-dcbeca de ates iauabink Mr. Lyon declined fighting a duel, and was called--a-dog for it.“‘Ab, you may call me a dog, but a live dog is better than a dead . Lyon.” hey shave thie hair froin the bead, iB ' from the PEEP OMA LISI SES LAINE IO ELM, Pa. Pad oa en ee Varitty. fe ©. ST. Lovis, ‘Watchmaker and J eweller, £f THES t. Moe DRUG ty RE, . Main street, North Sa Jean, j A. : the FIRE-PRO mkhnér, I keep pce ad an oeorteent of 5 ‘Consisting de Buckles, Bracelets, Necklaced, Chaitis, ‘things Th & ‘tanner directly the reverse of or Charms, fine Gold und Etameled Lockgts, Brooches, . et . Ebr Rings, Finger Rings, sleeve Buttoi:3,, gold and ‘own tibdes, That ‘a most amusing ‘chapter . sil¥cr Thimbles, Gents’ Fob Buekies, Pins, 1 Dga, studs &c., afi of.which will be sold at fair prices. Jewelry made to Order. . thetrtier. Stgn of the Big Watch. eds onesie 19tf .,Hlouse and LOt for Sate. . C, E. POWERS offers for,shle ‘hfs House and @ Loton Sherokee street, ih the town of North San Juan. "ive te 0 tis 120 feet square, is neatly fenced and planted With sixty Fruit Trees, some of them bearing, and . provided with stable and other out-bouses. The Dwelling iscommodious and comfortable, and . the neighborhood, consisting entirely of dwelling houbes, qnietand respectable. The proprietor desires to. move onto a larger lot in The title of . another part of town. whichis his only motive for . selling. For terms and other particulars call at this office, or at Coley’s store, Main street, on mayl9tf C. E. POWERS. Dissolution. 2 Gaerne. eterna lark eg Sap be he North San Juan to Sebastopol, Sweetland, Birchvitle the yg is this day dissolved by ‘mutual consent. thorised to sign in Heuidetens A. KUNAST, W. J. MALDOON. Mr. S. S. B. PECK is is this day admitted asa . Batter with me in the Cigar and Tobacco Business, ' which will be continued at the old stand, $dtth _ side Main street, unéer the name and style of Peck & Matdoon. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on me, I would respectfully solicit its continuance to the <— a . MaLDOON. Fresh FRUITS conheitly on hand, North San Juan July 21, 1866. jy28-3w FEED STABLE : CORRAL poRowe ae BY intorns bis friends aud the public that Ne has removed wa sia nti to NEW AND Sati odvOU8 STABLES, . AND CORRAL, At the Foot of Main street, and having & iated himself with the Messrs. MHuffaker, is bette? pre ‘pared taan ever to furnish excellent accommodations for stock ofal kinds. «nd to supp'y HAY AND GRAIN ofthe best quality. at the lowest market price. Retu ning thanks for the past liberal patronage, they most respectfully -olicita continuance of the same, Hay and Gea.n delivered toany part of the town, free of charge. HUFFAKERS & SAXBY. North San Juan, June S0th, 1860. tf 4 5 DOW i. nsdasesccginstecasooka claglaitgunt oA cika closes “LOW BROTHERS & ee BANKERS, Corn+r PAaza: and Hign StS., Marysville Gold Dust purchased at the highest market rates. Advances made on Gold Dust for Assay, or Forwareed tothe Mint for coinage. Checks at Par, on Parrot & Co,, San Francisco, Our Sight Exchanges For sale on HOWLAND & ASPIN*VALB, NEW YORK. Also, on the other principal Eastern cites. Prchase city, county and state securities, certificates 6 Deposit, and other Exchange, at current rates, and transact a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. june 163m GUTTA PERCHA G0008. IQNVE undersigned havi mg been appointed by the Guttt Percha Manufacturing Co., of New York, sole agents fur the sale of their Goods, are now pre pared to take orders from the trade, for quantities, at the fowest New York prices, The article, Gutta Percha, is now well known to be an entirely different thing from India Rubber, (with which, however, It is often confounded,) possessing qualities which make it useful for e very yurpose to which the latter can be applied, and possessing other valuable properties which that has not. Unlike India tubber, it is not effected by oils er acids, and ig, Warranted not to become sticky or decomposed; . §% thc hottest climates. It also possesses that great property of valne in Robber, cheapness, costing no more, and answering a better purpose. The article of Mathine Belting, Made by this Company. is now greatly in use among thelarge factories of the East, universal testimony having r been given as toits vast superiority over India Rubber Belting, and its equal goodness with the best Leather article, while the cost is FAR LESS. Flexibility and Durability are here combined, Wecan supply any size or thickness that may be required. The Hydraulic Host ‘Niade by this Company, is very popularcn account of its great strength and durability. It may Be subjected to the hardest usage without fear f its Being tornor cut by sharp stones or thie rétte character. of the ground. A size is noly Befiig made which it belfeved to be very superior for the purpose of . iydraulic Mining; ax Conitin'iig as it dees, the qlialities of STRENGTH, FLEXIBILITY and DURABILITY: and it can be furished at a ntoderate cost compared with any thing else that Is capable of dding the same antotuit of work. This we can supply according to order. From al ast superiority in all itsr s of the tta Percha Cloth hing; : Made by es Contpany, large orders have veen receiv¢d from the Guvernment. for, the yse at a United States OF coats. fants. riding leggins, — ete. . Gatiip niattresses. blankets, Knapsacks, Tent Knapsacks, éte, These last will be found of value to miners. and for camping purposes.generally. The thade areinvited toexamine.eur sampl % CHAS. P. DANIELL & CO., 5, Commercial street, corner Battery. june 23 3m San Francisco. RIED . miperoe n mt . Frtsh Peanee, jdst received and for sale by Furniture. (ims, Bedsteads, Tables, &o. reduced prices. Ww. ve W. C. COOLEY. TO MOTHERS. RS. SARAH COOK offers her services to the mothers of San Juan and vicinity asa nurse » Recommendations of the bigheft order given. Inquire at this office Canvas! Canvas! A LARGE quantity of every size from 1—0 to 100 marl? at BLOCK & FURTITS. Kerosene Limps! " NEW lot of these celebrated Laiiy: ojenk retained atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. iy? I take this method of informing my friends nid the niblic tit I have removed to oe ICK, knowa as the San ‘amtsing as well as instracti¥e. Says the . Juaa Drug Store, where I aia prepared to repair watches, clocks ‘ke. at very low rates and in a satisfactory ain and Fancy Jewelry made in a workinantiie J. Maldoon is alone au. sale. Also, of . ton Territories, of aly place on. the Pacific coast, atG. GOLEY PE. BI oI ae he ar ape ge pe =. os Sears <oeSOP re eee aie ee Se — —_ NO. 4 +> Business Gards. Variety... Saloons and Zi ate estes: R. H. FARQUHAR, Ad 3 TAGE. : GEM SALOON, iilee Thatice o ‘ome \ Wea ace, ; ~ARYSV 8 T D STREET,..).y00000-: MARYSVILLE, eport Township. e.in the old Masonic Hall 0} a the Theater. “68 e opposition sta or arysville oon, O. RB. STIDGER, ,, pee Senee North stage for pt : Two A No.1 Billiard Tables always in first-rate om Attbrney at Seas Witaty Pavife, , ONDA DNESDAY AND FRIDAY, at 6}4. der. _juni66m — FRED. W. GETZLER, Prop’r. o'clock in the morning. Office, at the Sierra Nevada Hotel. ;HETURN TRIPS willbe made every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Marysville Office at the Young America Saloon, N. E. corner High ‘tind Second street. And Conveyancer. Office on the north side of Main: treet, one door westef EB V. Hatfield’sstore, oppositethe Pioneer, : one SAN JUAN. Nov. 13, 1857. HIELIARDS, 25 ¢ CTS. AGAME! SAN JUAN en ze. e Pe WILSON, HILL , . Attorney at Law, wien 9? oe BACK WAY: 2 C. ScHARGIN &C a YWinattend promptly. toiitl busiuessconfided to his care Se ee 38. eMcCUE, ts ipetor. ovL'b bind tia friends in Nevada ahd adjoining counties. Of ft'ce — In Abbott's Re C. E. De LONG, Attorney at Law, D respectfafty, tiforim. and the public generally that thiey have recently. made many impriyement to ‘the above named popglar resort, ahd ere better prepared than ever to pléase a Thi ee Binia¥a Tabies North San Juan, May 12.1860. TIN & HARDWARE STORE. Building, NEVADA. tf16 Dd} STREET. MARYSVILLE gee? se be Batol. any ahi ¥ Stoves, Hardware Inf ‘ret-rate order—twoef them new Marble Beas Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, up stairs. jun16 a neapr and equal toany fn ‘the State. The _— bed is the faarlor staves, . Vorite of thep PAINTING. i. Ben toed Te Wine. Carriage, Sign and House Painting, , Biel Hardware, two splendid Ten-Pin Alleys are attached tothe «s' Paper HaANGInea, &C. Npils, ‘tablishment, well supplied with the perquisites of such Done in the best manner. by cial Tene Ee —— ae L. W. T ; : a tisthe intention oft e proprietor to every exer« JRTIS A general assortm’nt . tion to make: the Exchange the favorfte movie veaeta of all Shop on Main st., opposite Helfrich’s Soda Factory. ' JOHN A. SEELY, sg ; Agent for The New révia Quicksilver, ° The Best and Purest Article in the Siate! : Past Office Building, North San Juan, Nevada ccunty.' E. T. JORDAN, N'c W's Agent and Expressman, Kunsa Daily Express trom .«,, of T nware, Buildgr’s Hardware, Carpenter’s Tools, oa Butts and screws, Troh ind steel, , , Galvenized Tron Pipe, Water Boxes, &c, ‘aa~-On hand a Asa ade to order: ar TANK. SMITH, Brick Row, Main street. Nérth San Juan, Nov. 17,1857. 1tf CENTRAL. RANCH SAW-MILL. : CLARK ‘& Co. Dwr the attention of the public to fleir splendid steam saw mill, which is now tirning C cut the very best of —YELLOW AND SUGAR PINE LUMBER, ofevery kind for building and mining purposes, and delivering it promptly wherever ordered. They bave unrivalled facilities for filling orders immediately, and always sell the best material at the lowest prices. They also farnish every kind of SLUICE BLOCKS, seekers of healthy HE iE BAR will be w shed ¥ 5! LE very NES AND L »VORS « To be had.in the San Francisco. Market, and no paing = be spared to make everything pleasant . attractive. ENICKERBOCKER SALOON Wie PUBLIC of North San Jusn and Vicinity are informed that _ SELKIRK & KING are removing from thein old ‘staud, and will open a Fine New SALoon TO-DAY, in Frank Clark’s Dentints aat Co Re of Reservolrana Hraka streets: They will keepa BAR stocked with the Cuoicest LiQuors, WINES, ALE, BEER, Porter, and Havana Cicara. 4a> An invitation is extended to everybody to Givz Us a CaLt “@a North San Juan, May 12, 1860. and French Corral. California und Allantic papers for SMITH’S EXPRESS, Runs Daily from North San Juan to. Shady Creek, Cherokee. Little Grass Valley and Colt! Hetty Wills —_ 4Age-California and Atlantic Newspapers for sate. Let. ters and Packages carried, conittt:sions attended to aud collections ‘made. Agent for ‘tHe Mydraulic Press J. B. PAINTER, (LATE 0’ ate & PAINTER, ) er wm TYPE, PRESSES. arte MATERIAL, apey ig 8, @ind Printer’s Stoci: generally, as directed, and can supply : 2 ob ¢ Se ake a oe Re Ge ced Foner ss Semmes, (tose cana pply the citizens of North San ede earn ere THAT jan.2t Ty Y SAN FRANCISCO. Best ef Fire Wood . Baudeome: ot ee Sree p ON Vs Loe EINE ee OER wk SECS OL MOOT ROT R See eee E Orders can be left at the mill, or at the office in & ; LIQuek ARD SMOKING SALOON at Pee FAULKNER & SON, Juan, on Main street, under the ern % ie the nguelag formerly known as-the Pioneer Liquor Sdnsome street, San Francisco, Cal. ARK. , Store. They will keep the purest Wines and Liquors, J. B. JOHN SON. ‘beat Cigars, and most fascinating of Ba: keepers. Everybudy who tock the first chance in California, the second at er river, or the tast in, as Oe, are invited to give the subscribersa call. SAM. ABBEY, North San Juan, April 14.60. GEO. CULLODI. C. SCHARDIN & CO,, nd will be delivered at Wines, Liquors, © ‘ Sarath Tebaccst get FOR JAMES CONNER & SUN’S U.S. TYPE FOUNDRY, and dealers in all kinds of . Printing materials, . , Pititers will find it to their advantage to call on us before p purchasing. apr23 6m DENTIST. Dr. FT. Crossett Operator in all the differett Pepart® ments of Dentistry. Office, Nos 3B and 4,. ad Feliow’s Hall. Nov. 19,1859. tf TRE OGRae PTET GROOT f & T . a 3? ‘ be 2 Wood and Laniber Yard. LARK & CO. have an extensive Wood and Lumber Yard at the corner of Cherokee and Reservoir streets, by the terminus of the reilWway, _ Every kind of suwed lumber is kept always on hand, and large or sali dgnyands can be instantly supped. ire W. pod, either éak. Pike pr manzanita, green or dry, for sale in any quantity, short hotice, Also— a genera! assortment of Fresh and W. P. THOMPSON, Main stre my be left at the Yard, a 5% _——. ice on a and Confectionery—south side = Main street. DENT IST, Nov. 19,1859, tf J.B. JOHNSON. orth San Juan, Nov. 17, 1867. fi tf) D street, betw'e & Pnitra and FSurth, . Teeth filied with chemically pure Gold.— 8 Tow el&e, TW > can youmake gold pure ex. cept by chetiicals? My Skeleton Atmossheric Plate is still predominant, and must be, as it ocedpies but little, if any, mere Space. that the natural teeth. dhereby . revfaigg the yoluite of the voice; making them comfortable and regulating contour. Dr. Winter—Why dé } you hot ‘come of i aa a man and test the matter, in place of descending to biltingeente, rou say that you inser ted skéYeton Atmospheri ic plat: <3 fifteen years agé. You assert what could ict posal Ny have, VS ‘nea. PtWerWiseit Would have . bee nin USe from tat time forward. Whereas Skeleton Marysville. Fine Ota B¥andies E. HELFRICH, Soda Water Mann taiierer Fine Brandtes, Wines, Ale, Porter &c. Brandies, of the following brands > Qld Sazerac, Otard, pules, Robin & Co. United — Cohtractor and Builder. yin %. SWAIN, a practical Brick Mas6hhi and BULLDER, Will contract for the erectiv i erection tre-PLooF Brick Houses Th North San Juan und adjoining places. Hecan give $e: best, of references here and in San a On obbing of all Kinds done té Order, BRICKS AND LIME always on hand, and for gate uany quantity. North San Juan, May 19, 1860. tf Flume st. Meat Market. ! Atmospheric plates on my plan areof recent date. DEAN & BALDWIN Champaign et pamela 5 Have opened a meat Market in the Martelle, Otard, ke., ; North end of Green’s New Fire-Proof PR. EE. FELLERS, ow Brick, op Flume-street, next door, south Philedelphis sad HOLLAND Olid Tom, Santa Cruz aid Jamaica Rum, ‘Monengatale, Bourbon, Irish and Scotch Whiskey: Heidsick, scheeticy and Morizette Champaigne;. SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST Nos. 3 and 4, Odd Fellows’ Hall, North San Juan. In the Mechanical De ROLE I wit! ferGIN, of Franchere & Butler’s Drug store. CHEAP MEAT! Cheaper than was ever before sold in San Juan. will be furnished. every morning, at the Flume street Meat Market, or, if desired, delivered at any part of the town. nish either an upper. oY ter set of Teeth cinuabaiiawienka atean adi ov will alPort. Shor ia Hock. Sauterne Claret Wines, on Gold Plate, at prices rangitg from eidacee $75 to $100. seite ir errangenenly fattest made, sti te Coa ited r ae ibe Liquors and Syrups, Silver Pin sesssioninini asnesepaventuancsscssose 25 to 50 H.C. DEAN is extensive — = pe complete in every departIn thes eo depatthveiit, teeth will be filled with T. F. BALDWIN ~ and wil AME OTe, SUMRIP CH VEROS so kl acececdbacsdevwceeee 2 a ‘am ce Targe cavities,.. atdqceeeece seeeceeeeoS tO 1 00 rie gos anne pores cay os ' SA CR MENTO PRICES. ExtYdcting. per Tooth..ccse cesses Recto lto 250 San Jian North, Nov. t7, 1857. {1 3m] Cleansing Teethy .i.0.ccncsisstessscoecedesesscrs + 2 50 to 5 00 CAUTION. Pivot Teeth inserted upon healthy roots, 2 50 to 5 00 Iam determined to work cheap, fora Dentist. Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all operations. I have made arrangements with Dr. Crossett, who will be in constant attendance in the office, and my patrons can rest assured of every operation being perAVING complied with the requirements of the law necessary for procuring letters patent for, and the exclusive Tight to manufacture and sell an improvement in the fastenings to Hose Couplings, to. wit: To fasten to tugs or ears, on each half couphhg, . i and bring them togetNer ¥ with t® 2 power of the wedge. _SAN JUAN BREWERY. This well-known estabiishment, owned by i Stoffler,& Koch, is now under the control of the junier member, Mr. Koeh, and will se Temui: uatil the settlement of the estate of Mr. Stoffler lately deceased. The business of manufacturing formed in the most approved manner. july 14tf than chy warn all persons not to infringe on any of : eptiiciples of the aforesaid fastenings or couplings. Iuager eocor 3 DR. F. C. CL ARK, ie ie is a a. A. WINHA wim be continued as heretofore, and the old “gn a Nor an Juan.Ju y 7, of the article fully maintained. Dentist....Chérokee . “ y mainta _Jan2i AS an Office in the Turn®y Hotel; on Main Street. where he it prepared to perform ay) aperations ou the TEETY, on the latest and most improved principles. Dr. Clark will visit North San Juan, Sweetland, French Corral. Columbia Hiil and Ilumbug every two . or three months, ere: mar24—3ni FIRE! FIRE!! Shingles for Sale. 0:000 SUGAR PINE SHINGLES of a superior quality for sale. Apply to 0. P. STIDGER, North San Jrai, Jahe 15, 1860. tf a eg ~ PATENTEE’S NOTICE. R H. DUNNING ha having just returned from @ the Atlantic States, will take this method to forbid all persons from infringing on his Patext GoLs SEPARATOR, known on Suan Jnan Hillas» -; Dunning’s Undercurrent;y,:. . either by making or using the same without hie permission. Those who are using it with my A en ment, are notified that I claim pa nt as. per sai¢ agreement, and stand ready to give hi Is of sale to all we Sugar Pine Lumber! E 20,000 er, ofall sizes fr nae pee a cash. . P. STIDGER. mieeoketion of Co-partnership. HE firm, of J. W. Guthrie & Co. is this day who compty with terms of contratt,. . dissolved by mutual consent. . . I will sell rights to the paterit toall who desire them, All persons Iadebted are requested to call and ; from this time. Rit. downto. settle their accounts ~ date. North San Juan, April 20th, i Rt J. W. GUTHRIE & Co. New Blacksmith and Iron shop. North San Juan, Sept. Ist, 1860, Oak Tree Market. N F. BROWN having leased the interest of On Main street, cppotite Smith's & Livery Stable e J. W. Guthrie in the above-named market Nbrth San Juan. Ss OHN R, ve _ SUCCESSOR TO sims & FRASER, Btexon Pan ,» between Front O. Davis, SIMS, Ait Sade + fpiserattenke ISGO Weitveieit an alt to furnish customers with the best BLACKSMITHING OF ALL KINDS DOORS and Shutters, Bank Vaults, Grating, IWMeats s6 ana Ox Shoeing. : Railigg, Balconies, &c., &c. N.B. A _ very large assortment of very i aptiad Doorsand shutters. manufactured in New York city for Messrs. Lecount & Strong and Johnsov & Canfield of San Francisco, all new and thoroughly fire and thief broof. ALSO--a very large lot cf. eé¢and-hand shutters of various dimelisions, all eat, very low rates. All orders from the itterior, Oregon and WashingRGN DUGRS and Shutters, atid Iron Work in general manufactured to ordet Car Wheels 1# Sule. Iton and Steel for sate. Also Minin 8 3ii MORGAN rei. Ranch for Saie. . THE undersigned offers for sale his Ranch; situated two miles from North San Juan the road leading therefrom to Cherokee. Ranch consists of pre-emption of 160 acres. tis survey, according to wo lawe-Twenty ive closed, four or five acres in At the lowest market prices. Beef Cattie for Sale. N. F. BROWN; . Oak Tree Market, Maiti street: North San Juan, Sept. Ist, 1960: tf P{ 7s and OILS, atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. COAL OIL! COAL OtL!) UST received at the San Jiian Drug Store— large lot of PURE COAL OIL. tended to with promptiiess and dispatch. Ba-Oregon street is infront of the Custom. Honse, ticrth side of the United Stetes Court Buildings, apri4 3m Sage ne gee ne negernn ower peer one = WOT ae For sale by the case, can or gallon. 4 ~ GABINET MAKING AND JOINING. . "3" t, & 1 sient rage nies oe r failing ” The undersigned respectfully inTINDOW GLASS, abundant water for irrigati aa: the citizens of San tna and . W Atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. spas are the lend in vou tr in "poh te Fan conan . cinity that hehas openeda ~~ . well pted to cpntatning the RanchCabinet Making and Joiner’s Shop, PURE QUICKSIL¥ER! is a new hous On Flume street, LOCK & FURTH are Agents for the sale . papered a the e Rath wil ibe ood where he is prepared todo all kinds of ‘pristriess in his Quick aily ~ from the new The co oh line. promptly .and in the best style of storkmaiiship. nri iqiilta Mines: with o J gbe:-4 e may? Wardrobes. Bedsteads. Washstands. as. Tables ‘0 any one acquainted Thepurity of the article they have for sale is certified to by B. B Thayer, State Assayer. marl7 Camphéne ! Safes. and in fact.all kinds of eg sa “aie igmauad tly on Sel s 2 ria oper eid void $8 Second hand ture JOEN G. ve: rasa aiceeres Ane 44860. 8m . — Jzan Drug see by the cage, can or wiLDER. ““RESPBCTABLE AMERIcaAN. "hala tsa ali widen indy? who is<desirous of vet: rning to. ber mpuieis yer se er & Water phen — ae a ae Ya the Alantic States, by the 20th of September Sale. TT hs. — Past Bare oo ‘the 5th of October next. offers her services ‘to a bbe oss 5 on y Bem Buck & at this thin fe, st . family traveliug with: children, as.a narse and ascisto d. situated on Manzanita Hill. near’ Frap . pn ee unt—requiring only to be furnished with a free pas . town of ees slery with cuts. tunnels, sluices £¢.— . : Deets Garpichees,’ sage asa reward for herservices. For name and par-. Also, one.water ditch and -water privilege, reservoir, . s, Lease’s ticnlars, address this office. Z &e. App! y to Ancmt nts, . ! McA LISTER, Sweetland. write LAN DO-EVANS. Buckeye Hill. nts, jury — v . AILS, all sizes -bhcnds, Recognizsnce, &c., N at) SMITH.3. HARDWARE STO22: Sweeliand, ioth 3 August, 1869. 4" sae Kinde sninted socrtar. 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. One Square, (12 lines) first insertion, * Bach subsequent insertion,........cccoccesescone age Te DRAULIC PRESS PUBLISHED &VrRy saTURDAY WORNING. Office, in Green’ Brick , Second Story. . : ————— BAUSMAN & WATERS, EDITORS AND PROPRYESES. @erms for thePapet. “One Yeur, Thvariatly im advance .....c0+e-ececseee $5 ‘00 * giz Months, “ 6 oe eesecsceeees nee 3 OO ‘ Three “ SO ©, secopnnonsnonen tnteoces . 2 60 Terms for Advertising. @@~ Business cards not exceeding four lines of this . type, will be inserted for $6 00 a quarter. Gold Mining Inventions. . Among all the various classes of men, who ‘have become domiciliated in California, there ‘ are few, or none, who do more for the pros. perity of the State than the inventors of laBordering machinery formining purposes. Indeéd, to utter an “#ressailabie trath, all _pionttis i in mechanical ¥ctuude, Whose iVen‘tions tkiid to relieve be'man ‘hisdtes fiom , the drudgery of labor, by backline tt'on the ‘back of machinery, are the Ytal Hd eeiti‘mate ion tip of civilization. However ‘much ‘oratots ‘mty wiiite ‘and ‘@eClaim in: preiis of labor, ‘tind go into rap‘tures over its dignity, the honest philosophijou fact is, Yhat the mass of mankind have . ‘pat little love ‘for hard work. Necessity, . ‘more than any thi else, ‘the Whip ‘ther . rives them to it. Ye Yai’barous state, e strong and the cunniig co*pel the w eak Wid the” ‘simple to labor, while ‘they control . WH Hoy. ; % then t atte i is constantly on the watch to Weviave somébody or something ‘to perform "or him. ‘He enslaves othr men, either by viotence'@r by practic74g on their wants, and he Slaves the Hive, the ox, the eo eet. I wenger eer 8 Peculiar Custoins df the Chihese. Notwithstanding the thirty-five thousand ‘Obittese in Calitornia, we ‘really know little ‘of 'tWefriteculiarities : as a‘people, and are astoénishéd'in the perusal of stich accounts of their thantiers and customs ts the following . from Dr. Taylor’ s recently pthlished volume . ‘or “Five Years in China.” The extract is . Déctor: The Chinese are our ahtipodes, ‘hot only ih . peopraphical positidtr, but they do so inahy . ‘mhipht Be written ‘Oh theve points tf ‘differtice. Te following are some of the particuthrs: instead ‘of that ‘dh the face, after they reich full mastheod. The lather-brdsh looks like a tooth-Dravb, atid they lather with spear water only, without soap. They tot only . always wash and bathe in Wet water, but will also drink warm water in ipieference to . cold. They begin at the end ¢f a book to . : read, and read from the top to the béttom, . beginning at the right hand, instead of across . . the page and beginning at the left. Exp! anatory notes are “always at the top of the . page instead of at the bottom. a book is always at the outer margin instead of atthe top. The leaves are all dénbned. ‘and printed on one side, instead uf being vingte and printed on both ye paps ia school study as loudly as . ther ‘GA scréath, ig ge of silently, aud on reciting stand with ‘the ‘back to the teacher . Pastead of to the face. They locate the seat of intelvexve in the stomach instead of in the heaé. in salutation, they ‘@ch shake their own bands instead of others. With ‘them the magnetic needle is always said to . . point to the “sont, and in naming the four cardinal points tYey say east, south, west, north. Instead of southeast and northwest, ‘Labor is naturally so distasteful] . t! hey alw ays Say eastsouth and westnorth.— . Matting ts msed for mattrasses, instead of on floors, ‘and they use bard pillows,(sometimes a block of wood) instead of a soft. Long nails are ornamental; if three or four ine hes they are of quite an aristocratic length.— . donkey, the camel, an‘4‘even ‘the ‘ponderors Paved put the given name, or the title by. elephant, and makes thet ‘drudge for hits. As he grows in civilization, with bis ta'te lect and moral sentiments expanded, tye’ eases about to enslave the elements. He ‘tntraps the running brook and the rushing breeze into his service and makes them grind his ‘corn into flour, saw his logs into boards, ane . ’ ‘fashion the crude iron into forms of usefel ness. The greatest trophy of man’s ¢hst&-. ‘ving propensity, that now labors, without “merves to suffer and a heart to be crushed, is the steam engine. He is, indeed, a glorious specimen of a slave, and his owners are in‘Gebted to him foz the inventiveness of me‘chanical genius. _ There is a man in this county of Nevada ‘who, by one boldly inventive stroke, bas ‘Gone more to increase the wealth of CaliforHm ‘than all of California’s Governors, Sena ois, Oongressmen, and Legislatgrs put toa p. he man we mean is Edward A. atteson, Who invented the hydraulic mining Process, *'tid bequexthed it to his fellow Workers Without fee or reward, and without era asking a patent right for it. By this ‘process the hills of auriferous gravel, whose stubborn sides are, and will forever continue to be, impregnable to the puny assaults of the spade and pick, have been made to disrge their millions of long-hidden wealth. te isa slave, furnished to the California tminer hy the genius of an inventor—an explover fa the seiences of mechanics avi hydraulics—that is a slave of infinite value.— Where is’ no accessible data by which toestfkate bis worth. His labors, like the ‘gic ‘of. Aladdin’s lamp. have broken into the innermost caves of the gnomes, snatched reir imprisoned treasures, and poured them, tn golden showers, into the lap of civilized humanity. 8 same Edward A. Mattesou, Wwe learn from’ the* ‘at, does not permit his inventive genitts to sleep. Besides the Malic process—for which he deserves the fortune of a nabob and the Statue of a hero—he has given to the world several other curious dumb agents that help to take the strain off of human muscles. Someof these he has been induced to have secured to his ya proper use and behoof by patent right. His {aveation is an improvement in the @errick, which gréat) the labor of and removingrocks. He iitends baVmodels madeof bis mining improvements, and wil] exhibit them at the State Fair.— Stiould he do so, the managers and other diginitaries of that institution Will Pave an op rtunity of showing honer to the greatest nefactor California can boast.—Nevada Scsmanme Lantery.—An interésting tM: ‘al with « new siibitatine lantern of peculiar Construction, has been recehtly made at the Portsmouth Navy Yard, and the result elicited great commendation. The lantern was firat-lowered cown to the bottom of the river, then separate tests were made as to the ‘exact distance rays of light could be seen from the surface; also, the distance light could be thrown, so as to distinguish acturately tistinct objects. An oar, lowered to the depth of six feet from the bottom, the Jantetn being sunk four feet, was so clearly ett that the grain of the wood was distinctly visible. The rays of the light were visible. upon the surface of the river when . their funerals. "hich you are called, after the family bathe . fnetend ot before it. So it wenld be Smith r:, instead of Mr. Smith. It ds ithpolite to ‘tdke'oit your hatin the house. They plast. er and Whitewash buildings ‘on the outside oftentr than on the inner. tis a strong nett of filial regard fer a son to bay a ‘cof . fin as a present to his father white Set living. Ou presenting it, he Bays, “a/Ay yon live ten thousand yeurs.” When a wen Wrote ATE, one ofthe first artictes Of fartitare he bays for himself, is his coffin! Tt is ofven used as a bench or ta . ble for years. Whed it becomes tenanted it is frequently kept in the house for many longer, instead of being taken out and buried; ané@ when thus taken out, it is often placed on the surface of tbe grotnd, instead of beneath it. The inscriptié# is always on the end of the coffin, instead of on the top. They wear white for mourning, instead o%4 black. At funerals, women must weep,even if they are not grieved; men must not if they are. More lanterns are carried at the time of the full moon than at any other. They . J 4 sell wool and fluids by weight instead of by . measure. Ata dinner the dessert is always j eaten first. The seat of honor is on the left hand, instead of at the right. They eat with two sticks, both in one hand, instead of witb a knife and fork, one in each. Their boots and shoes are higher at the toes than at the heels, atd att mostly made of ¢loth instead of Teather. They use whitening instead of blacking. In laying floors, they lay the plank with the smooth surface down on thé titmbers, while the upper is left roug’ ant un= planed. _ In dvinking tea, the saucer is placed on the top of the cup, instead of at the bottom. They kill themselves to be revenged of an enemy. Men wear gowns, petticuats, beads, embroidery and garters, ‘and women wear pantaloons, (not, hewever, “the pantaloons.”) They always meurt a horse on the wrong side, and Women ride as the men. Militaty officers carry fans instead of pistols. The plume is on the back of the cap and hangs down, instead of beimg on the front and standing up. In battle they wait for a ship to sai} in line with the cannon, on a fortification, instead of moving the gun and directing itto the pdsition of the ship. In the ress of men, the drawers are large and loose at the bottom, and have no strings, while the pants are tight as possible, andare tied around the ankles like drawers. In other Words it ight be said, they wear their trowsers outside of their pattatodns. Among us, young mer abil women choose for themselves and td their own courting, when they become grown (and sometimes before}; in China this is all done for them by their parents while they are infants. With us, ladies have the preference; with them, gentlemen. We educate and honor our wives, sisters and daughters, and bring them forward in society; they degrade theirs, keep tbem in ignorance and out of sight. Women have their feet bound—their waists, néver. The circumference of their dress is greatest at the waist and least at the ankles: They wear their breastpins on the forehead. The young lady goes to the residence of her betrothed to be married, and she wails and weeps along the whole way to the wedding. They always have feasting and musi¢ at) Green plums are preferfed to . tern was sunk to the depth of twelve . ! ripe ones. They abominate milk; butter and feet theses experiments Were nude itt thick, . Cheese, but relieh castor diljsttails, aiid tiany Wady water, and it ia stated that, Had it hot . a “hat rer OF Gkaminers in atténdlance were satisfied as tt tlic ig ples in-. olved, the lantern would have béen kept: burhi water for three hours. The. pRioelples which govern at the depth of Alth it is claimed, prove equally . depth of ninety or dne hun-: pizteen feet, Will, it pleteasful at the dred and thirty feet. a a So AsTONISHING PHiyonmance.—A thi Was saying in company that he had seeti a jiiggler-place a ladder in open ground uponone: end, and mount it by passing through the rounds, and stand upoti the top erect. Another, who was present, said he had no doubt of it, as be had seen a man who had done the saue thing, but with this addition, that when be had arrived at the top, be “pulled the ladder ap after him!” ‘other afticles that are.to us Korribly offen: sive. Thty shave off-nearly the whole of the eyebrows; leaving 4 mete pencil of hair, . . white that dh the dpbusite sid of the head is allowed to grow till it reaches the ground. though men do not exactly seton the eggs, they et do tHost df the hatching; thus as: . suming the prerogative of the bens; atid de. priving them of that pledstite and privilege. Pee cane Baad ooh aap, Me a8 A Pict politician lately asked o one of our , young then if he thought the people would elect Bell whether or no? “Elect Bell Wether?” replied Snooks, “I should as soon expect them to elect Ewe.” cpshccomph-dcbeca de ates iauabink Mr. Lyon declined fighting a duel, and was called--a-dog for it.“‘Ab, you may call me a dog, but a live dog is better than a dead . Lyon.” hey shave thie hair froin the bead, iB ' from the PEEP OMA LISI SES LAINE IO ELM, Pa. Pad oa en ee Varitty. fe ©. ST. Lovis, ‘Watchmaker and J eweller, £f THES t. Moe DRUG ty RE, . Main street, North Sa Jean, j A. : the FIRE-PRO mkhnér, I keep pce ad an oeorteent of 5 ‘Consisting de Buckles, Bracelets, Necklaced, Chaitis, ‘things Th & ‘tanner directly the reverse of or Charms, fine Gold und Etameled Lockgts, Brooches, . et . Ebr Rings, Finger Rings, sleeve Buttoi:3,, gold and ‘own tibdes, That ‘a most amusing ‘chapter . sil¥cr Thimbles, Gents’ Fob Buekies, Pins, 1 Dga, studs &c., afi of.which will be sold at fair prices. Jewelry made to Order. . thetrtier. Stgn of the Big Watch. eds onesie 19tf .,Hlouse and LOt for Sate. . C, E. POWERS offers for,shle ‘hfs House and @ Loton Sherokee street, ih the town of North San Juan. "ive te 0 tis 120 feet square, is neatly fenced and planted With sixty Fruit Trees, some of them bearing, and . provided with stable and other out-bouses. The Dwelling iscommodious and comfortable, and . the neighborhood, consisting entirely of dwelling houbes, qnietand respectable. The proprietor desires to. move onto a larger lot in The title of . another part of town. whichis his only motive for . selling. For terms and other particulars call at this office, or at Coley’s store, Main street, on mayl9tf C. E. POWERS. Dissolution. 2 Gaerne. eterna lark eg Sap be he North San Juan to Sebastopol, Sweetland, Birchvitle the yg is this day dissolved by ‘mutual consent. thorised to sign in Heuidetens A. KUNAST, W. J. MALDOON. Mr. S. S. B. PECK is is this day admitted asa . Batter with me in the Cigar and Tobacco Business, ' which will be continued at the old stand, $dtth _ side Main street, unéer the name and style of Peck & Matdoon. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on me, I would respectfully solicit its continuance to the <— a . MaLDOON. Fresh FRUITS conheitly on hand, North San Juan July 21, 1866. jy28-3w FEED STABLE : CORRAL poRowe ae BY intorns bis friends aud the public that Ne has removed wa sia nti to NEW AND Sati odvOU8 STABLES, . AND CORRAL, At the Foot of Main street, and having & iated himself with the Messrs. MHuffaker, is bette? pre ‘pared taan ever to furnish excellent accommodations for stock ofal kinds. «nd to supp'y HAY AND GRAIN ofthe best quality. at the lowest market price. Retu ning thanks for the past liberal patronage, they most respectfully -olicita continuance of the same, Hay and Gea.n delivered toany part of the town, free of charge. HUFFAKERS & SAXBY. North San Juan, June S0th, 1860. tf 4 5 DOW i. nsdasesccginstecasooka claglaitgunt oA cika closes “LOW BROTHERS & ee BANKERS, Corn+r PAaza: and Hign StS., Marysville Gold Dust purchased at the highest market rates. Advances made on Gold Dust for Assay, or Forwareed tothe Mint for coinage. Checks at Par, on Parrot & Co,, San Francisco, Our Sight Exchanges For sale on HOWLAND & ASPIN*VALB, NEW YORK. Also, on the other principal Eastern cites. Prchase city, county and state securities, certificates 6 Deposit, and other Exchange, at current rates, and transact a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. june 163m GUTTA PERCHA G0008. IQNVE undersigned havi mg been appointed by the Guttt Percha Manufacturing Co., of New York, sole agents fur the sale of their Goods, are now pre pared to take orders from the trade, for quantities, at the fowest New York prices, The article, Gutta Percha, is now well known to be an entirely different thing from India Rubber, (with which, however, It is often confounded,) possessing qualities which make it useful for e very yurpose to which the latter can be applied, and possessing other valuable properties which that has not. Unlike India tubber, it is not effected by oils er acids, and ig, Warranted not to become sticky or decomposed; . §% thc hottest climates. It also possesses that great property of valne in Robber, cheapness, costing no more, and answering a better purpose. The article of Mathine Belting, Made by this Company. is now greatly in use among thelarge factories of the East, universal testimony having r been given as toits vast superiority over India Rubber Belting, and its equal goodness with the best Leather article, while the cost is FAR LESS. Flexibility and Durability are here combined, Wecan supply any size or thickness that may be required. The Hydraulic Host ‘Niade by this Company, is very popularcn account of its great strength and durability. It may Be subjected to the hardest usage without fear f its Being tornor cut by sharp stones or thie rétte character. of the ground. A size is noly Befiig made which it belfeved to be very superior for the purpose of . iydraulic Mining; ax Conitin'iig as it dees, the qlialities of STRENGTH, FLEXIBILITY and DURABILITY: and it can be furished at a ntoderate cost compared with any thing else that Is capable of dding the same antotuit of work. This we can supply according to order. From al ast superiority in all itsr s of the

tta Percha Cloth hing; : Made by es Contpany, large orders have veen receiv¢d from the Guvernment. for, the yse at a United States OF coats. fants. riding leggins, — ete. . Gatiip niattresses. blankets, Knapsacks, Tent Knapsacks, éte, These last will be found of value to miners. and for camping purposes.generally. The thade areinvited toexamine.eur sampl % CHAS. P. DANIELL & CO., 5, Commercial street, corner Battery. june 23 3m San Francisco. RIED . miperoe n mt . Frtsh Peanee, jdst received and for sale by Furniture. (ims, Bedsteads, Tables, &o. reduced prices. Ww. ve W. C. COOLEY. TO MOTHERS. RS. SARAH COOK offers her services to the mothers of San Juan and vicinity asa nurse » Recommendations of the bigheft order given. Inquire at this office Canvas! Canvas! A LARGE quantity of every size from 1—0 to 100 marl? at BLOCK & FURTITS. Kerosene Limps! " NEW lot of these celebrated Laiiy: ojenk retained atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. iy? I take this method of informing my friends nid the niblic tit I have removed to oe ICK, knowa as the San ‘amtsing as well as instracti¥e. Says the . Juaa Drug Store, where I aia prepared to repair watches, clocks ‘ke. at very low rates and in a satisfactory ain and Fancy Jewelry made in a workinantiie J. Maldoon is alone au. sale. Also, of . ton Territories, of aly place on. the Pacific coast, atG. GOLEY PE. BI oI ae he ar ape ge pe =. os Sears <oeSOP re eee aie ee Se — —_ NO. 4 +> Business Gards. Variety..... Saloons and Zi ate estes: R. H. FARQUHAR, Ad 3 TAGE. : GEM SALOON, iilee Thatice o ‘ome \ Wea ace, ; ~ARYSV 8 T D STREET,....).y00000-: MARYSVILLE, eport Township. e.in the old Masonic Hall 0} a the Theater. “68 e opposition sta or arysville oon, O. RB. STIDGER, ,, pee Senee North stage for pt : Two A No.1 Billiard Tables always in first-rate om Attbrney at Seas Witaty Pavife, , ONDA DNESDAY AND FRIDAY, at 6}4. der. _juni66m — FRED. W. GETZLER, Prop’r. o'clock in the morning. Office, at the Sierra Nevada Hotel. ;HETURN TRIPS willbe made every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Marysville Office at the Young America Saloon, N. E. corner High ‘tind Second street. And Conveyancer. Office on the north side of Main: treet, one door westef EB V. Hatfield’sstore, oppositethe Pioneer, : one SAN JUAN. Nov. 13, 1857. HIELIARDS, 25 ¢ CTS. AGAME! SAN JUAN en ze. e Pe WILSON, HILL , . Attorney at Law, wien 9? oe BACK WAY: 2 C. ScHARGIN &C a YWinattend promptly. toiitl busiuessconfided to his care Se ee 38. eMcCUE, ts ipetor. ovL'b bind tia friends in Nevada ahd adjoining counties. Of ft'ce — In Abbott's Re C. E. De LONG, Attorney at Law, D respectfafty, tiforim. and the public generally that thiey have recently. made many impriyement to ‘the above named popglar resort, ahd ere better prepared than ever to pléase a Thi ee Binia¥a Tabies North San Juan, May 12.1860. TIN & HARDWARE STORE. Building, NEVADA. tf16 Dd} STREET. MARYSVILLE gee? se be Batol. any ahi ¥ Stoves, Hardware Inf ‘ret-rate order—twoef them new Marble Beas Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, up stairs. jun16 a neapr and equal toany fn ‘the State. The _— bed is the faarlor staves, . Vorite of thep PAINTING. i. Ben toed Te Wine. Carriage, Sign and House Painting, , Biel Hardware, two splendid Ten-Pin Alleys are attached tothe «s' Paper HaANGInea, &C. Npils, ‘tablishment, well supplied with the perquisites of such Done in the best manner. by cial Tene Ee —— ae L. W. T ; : a tisthe intention oft e proprietor to every exer« JRTIS A general assortm’nt . tion to make: the Exchange the favorfte movie veaeta of all Shop on Main st., opposite Helfrich’s Soda Factory. ' JOHN A. SEELY, sg ; Agent for The New révia Quicksilver, ° The Best and Purest Article in the Siate! : Past Office Building, North San Juan, Nevada ccunty.' E. T. JORDAN, N'c W's Agent and Expressman, Kunsa Daily Express trom .«,, of T nware, Buildgr’s Hardware, Carpenter’s Tools, oa Butts and screws, Troh ind steel, , , Galvenized Tron Pipe, Water Boxes, &c, ‘aa~-On hand a Asa ade to order: ar TANK. SMITH, Brick Row, Main street. Nérth San Juan, Nov. 17,1857. 1tf CENTRAL. RANCH SAW-MILL. : CLARK ‘& Co. Dwr the attention of the public to fleir splendid steam saw mill, which is now tirning C cut the very best of —YELLOW AND SUGAR PINE LUMBER, ofevery kind for building and mining purposes, and delivering it promptly wherever ordered. They bave unrivalled facilities for filling orders immediately, and always sell the best material at the lowest prices. They also farnish every kind of SLUICE BLOCKS, seekers of healthy HE iE BAR will be w shed ¥ 5! LE very NES AND L »VORS « To be had.in the San Francisco. Market, and no paing = be spared to make everything pleasant . attractive. ENICKERBOCKER SALOON Wie PUBLIC of North San Jusn and Vicinity are informed that _ SELKIRK & KING are removing from thein old ‘staud, and will open a Fine New SALoon TO-DAY, in Frank Clark’s Dentints aat Co Re of Reservolrana Hraka streets: They will keepa BAR stocked with the Cuoicest LiQuors, WINES, ALE, BEER, Porter, and Havana Cicara. 4a> An invitation is extended to everybody to Givz Us a CaLt “@a North San Juan, May 12, 1860. and French Corral. California und Allantic papers for SMITH’S EXPRESS, Runs Daily from North San Juan to. Shady Creek, Cherokee. Little Grass Valley and Colt! Hetty Wills —_ 4Age-California and Atlantic Newspapers for sate. Let. ters and Packages carried, conittt:sions attended to aud collections ‘made. Agent for ‘tHe Mydraulic Press J. B. PAINTER, (LATE 0’ ate & PAINTER, ) er wm TYPE, PRESSES. arte MATERIAL, apey ig 8, @ind Printer’s Stoci: generally, as directed, and can supply : 2 ob ¢ Se ake a oe Re Ge ced Foner ss Semmes, (tose cana pply the citizens of North San ede earn ere THAT jan.2t Ty Y SAN FRANCISCO. Best ef Fire Wood . Baudeome: ot ee Sree p ON Vs Loe EINE ee OER wk SECS OL MOOT ROT R See eee E Orders can be left at the mill, or at the office in & ; LIQuek ARD SMOKING SALOON at Pee FAULKNER & SON, Juan, on Main street, under the ern % ie the nguelag formerly known as-the Pioneer Liquor Sdnsome street, San Francisco, Cal. ARK. , Store. They will keep the purest Wines and Liquors, J. B. JOHN SON. ‘beat Cigars, and most fascinating of Ba: keepers. Everybudy who tock the first chance in California, the second at er river, or the tast in, as Oe, are invited to give the subscribersa call. SAM. ABBEY, North San Juan, April 14.60. GEO. CULLODI. C. SCHARDIN & CO,, nd will be delivered at Wines, Liquors, © ‘ Sarath Tebaccst get FOR JAMES CONNER & SUN’S U.S. TYPE FOUNDRY, and dealers in all kinds of . Printing materials, . , Pititers will find it to their advantage to call on us before p purchasing. apr23 6m DENTIST. Dr. FT. Crossett Operator in all the differett Pepart® ments of Dentistry. Office, Nos 3B and 4,. ad Feliow’s Hall. Nov. 19,1859. tf TRE OGRae PTET GROOT f & T . a 3? ‘ be 2 Wood and Laniber Yard. LARK & CO. have an extensive Wood and Lumber Yard at the corner of Cherokee and Reservoir streets, by the terminus of the reilWway, _ Every kind of suwed lumber is kept always on hand, and large or sali dgnyands can be instantly supped. ire W. pod, either éak. Pike pr manzanita, green or dry, for sale in any quantity, short hotice, Also— a genera! assortment of Fresh and W. P. THOMPSON, Main stre my be left at the Yard, a 5% _——. ice on a and Confectionery—south side = Main street. DENT IST, Nov. 19,1859, tf J.B. JOHNSON. orth San Juan, Nov. 17, 1867. fi tf) D street, betw'e & Pnitra and FSurth, . Teeth filied with chemically pure Gold.— 8 Tow el&e, TW > can youmake gold pure ex. cept by chetiicals? My Skeleton Atmossheric Plate is still predominant, and must be, as it ocedpies but little, if any, mere Space. that the natural teeth. dhereby . revfaigg the yoluite of the voice; making them comfortable and regulating contour. Dr. Winter—Why dé } you hot ‘come of i aa a man and test the matter, in place of descending to biltingeente, rou say that you inser ted skéYeton Atmospheri ic plat: <3 fifteen years agé. You assert what could ict posal Ny have, VS ‘nea. PtWerWiseit Would have . bee nin USe from tat time forward. Whereas Skeleton Marysville. Fine Ota B¥andies E. HELFRICH, Soda Water Mann taiierer Fine Brandtes, Wines, Ale, Porter &c. Brandies, of the following brands > Qld Sazerac, Otard, pules, Robin & Co. United — Cohtractor and Builder. yin %. SWAIN, a practical Brick Mas6hhi and BULLDER, Will contract for the erectiv i erection tre-PLooF Brick Houses Th North San Juan und adjoining places. Hecan give $e: best, of references here and in San a On obbing of all Kinds done té Order, BRICKS AND LIME always on hand, and for gate uany quantity. North San Juan, May 19, 1860. tf Flume st. Meat Market. ! Atmospheric plates on my plan areof recent date. DEAN & BALDWIN Champaign et pamela 5 Have opened a meat Market in the Martelle, Otard, ke., ; North end of Green’s New Fire-Proof PR. EE. FELLERS, ow Brick, op Flume-street, next door, south Philedelphis sad HOLLAND Olid Tom, Santa Cruz aid Jamaica Rum, ‘Monengatale, Bourbon, Irish and Scotch Whiskey: Heidsick, scheeticy and Morizette Champaigne;. SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST Nos. 3 and 4, Odd Fellows’ Hall, North San Juan. In the Mechanical De ROLE I wit! ferGIN, of Franchere & Butler’s Drug store. CHEAP MEAT! Cheaper than was ever before sold in San Juan. will be furnished. every morning, at the Flume street Meat Market, or, if desired, delivered at any part of the town. nish either an upper. oY ter set of Teeth cinuabaiiawienka atean adi ov will alPort. Shor ia Hock. Sauterne Claret Wines, on Gold Plate, at prices rangitg from eidacee $75 to $100. seite ir errangenenly fattest made, sti te Coa ited r ae ibe Liquors and Syrups, Silver Pin sesssioninini asnesepaventuancsscssose 25 to 50 H.C. DEAN is extensive — = pe complete in every departIn thes eo depatthveiit, teeth will be filled with T. F. BALDWIN ~ and wil AME OTe, SUMRIP CH VEROS so kl acececdbacsdevwceeee 2 a ‘am ce Targe cavities,... atdqceeeece seeeceeeeoS tO 1 00 rie gos anne pores cay os ' SA CR MENTO PRICES. ExtYdcting. per Tooth....ccse cesses Recto lto 250 San Jian North, Nov. t7, 1857. {1 3m] Cleansing Teethy .i.0.ccncsisstessscoecedesesscrs + 2 50 to 5 00 CAUTION. Pivot Teeth inserted upon healthy roots, 2 50 to 5 00 Iam determined to work cheap, fora Dentist. Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all operations. I have made arrangements with Dr. Crossett, who will be in constant attendance in the office, and my patrons can rest assured of every operation being perAVING complied with the requirements of the law necessary for procuring letters patent for, and the exclusive Tight to manufacture and sell an improvement in the fastenings to Hose Couplings, to. wit: To fasten to tugs or ears, on each half couphhg, . i and bring them togetNer ¥ with t® 2 power of the wedge. _SAN JUAN BREWERY. This well-known estabiishment, owned by i Stoffler,& Koch, is now under the control of the junier member, Mr. Koeh, and will se Temui: uatil the settlement of the estate of Mr. Stoffler lately deceased. The business of manufacturing formed in the most approved manner. july 14tf than chy warn all persons not to infringe on any of : eptiiciples of the aforesaid fastenings or couplings. Iuager eocor 3 DR. F. C. CL ARK, ie ie is a a. A. WINHA wim be continued as heretofore, and the old “gn a Nor an Juan.Ju y 7, of the article fully maintained. Dentist........Chérokee . “ y mainta _Jan2i AS an Office in the Turn®y Hotel; on Main Street. where he it prepared to perform ay) aperations ou the TEETY, on the latest and most improved principles. Dr. Clark will visit North San Juan, Sweetland, French Corral. Columbia Hiil and Ilumbug every two . or three months, ere: mar24—3ni FIRE! FIRE!! Shingles for Sale. 0:000 SUGAR PINE SHINGLES of a superior quality for sale. Apply to 0. P. STIDGER, North San Jrai, Jahe 15, 1860. tf a eg ~ PATENTEE’S NOTICE. R H. DUNNING ha having just returned from @ the Atlantic States, will take this method to forbid all persons from infringing on his Patext GoLs SEPARATOR, known on Suan Jnan Hillas» -; Dunning’s Undercurrent;y,:. . either by making or using the same without hie permission. Those who are using it with my A en ment, are notified that I claim pa nt as. per sai¢ agreement, and stand ready to give hi Is of sale to all we Sugar Pine Lumber! E 20,000 er, ofall sizes fr nae pee a cash. . P. STIDGER. mieeoketion of Co-partnership. HE firm, of J. W. Guthrie & Co. is this day who compty with terms of contratt,. . dissolved by mutual consent. . . I will sell rights to the paterit toall who desire them, All persons Iadebted are requested to call and ; from this time. Rit. downto. settle their accounts ~ date. North San Juan, April 20th, i Rt J. W. GUTHRIE & Co. New Blacksmith and Iron shop. North San Juan, Sept. Ist, 1860, Oak Tree Market. N F. BROWN having leased the interest of On Main street, cppotite Smith's & Livery Stable e J. W. Guthrie in the above-named market Nbrth San Juan. Ss OHN R, ve _ SUCCESSOR TO sims & FRASER, Btexon Pan ,» between Front O. Davis, SIMS, Ait Sade + fpiserattenke ISGO Weitveieit an alt to furnish customers with the best BLACKSMITHING OF ALL KINDS DOORS and Shutters, Bank Vaults, Grating, IWMeats s6 ana Ox Shoeing. : Railigg, Balconies, &c., &c. N.B. A _ very large assortment of very i aptiad Doorsand shutters. manufactured in New York city for Messrs. Lecount & Strong and Johnsov & Canfield of San Francisco, all new and thoroughly fire and thief broof. ALSO--a very large lot cf. eé¢and-hand shutters of various dimelisions, all eat, very low rates. All orders from the itterior, Oregon and WashingRGN DUGRS and Shutters, atid Iron Work in general manufactured to ordet Car Wheels 1# Sule. Iton and Steel for sate. Also Minin 8 3ii MORGAN rei. Ranch for Saie. . THE undersigned offers for sale his Ranch; situated two miles from North San Juan the road leading therefrom to Cherokee. Ranch consists of pre-emption of 160 acres. tis survey, according to wo lawe-Twenty ive closed, four or five acres in At the lowest market prices. Beef Cattie for Sale. N. F. BROWN; . Oak Tree Market, Maiti street: North San Juan, Sept. Ist, 1960: tf P{ 7s and OILS, atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. COAL OIL! COAL OtL!) UST received at the San Jiian Drug Store— large lot of PURE COAL OIL. tended to with promptiiess and dispatch. Ba-Oregon street is infront of the Custom. Honse, ticrth side of the United Stetes Court Buildings, apri4 3m Sage ne gee ne negernn ower peer one = WOT ae For sale by the case, can or gallon. 4 ~ GABINET MAKING AND JOINING. . "3" t, & 1 sient rage nies oe r failing ” The undersigned respectfully inTINDOW GLASS, abundant water for irrigati aa: the citizens of San tna and . W Atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. spas are the lend in vou tr in "poh te Fan conan . cinity that hehas openeda ~~ . well pted to cpntatning the RanchCabinet Making and Joiner’s Shop, PURE QUICKSIL¥ER! is a new hous On Flume street, LOCK & FURTH are Agents for the sale . papered a the e Rath wil ibe ood where he is prepared todo all kinds of ‘pristriess in his Quick aily ~ from the new The co oh line. promptly .and in the best style of storkmaiiship. nri iqiilta Mines: with o J gbe:-4 e may? Wardrobes. Bedsteads. Washstands. as. Tables ‘0 any one acquainted Thepurity of the article they have for sale is certified to by B. B Thayer, State Assayer. marl7 Camphéne ! Safes. and in fact.all kinds of eg sa “aie igmauad tly on Sel s 2 ria oper eid void $8 Second hand ture JOEN G. ve: rasa aiceeres Ane 44860. 8m . — Jzan Drug see by the cage, can or wiLDER. ““RESPBCTABLE AMERIcaAN. "hala tsa ali widen indy? who is<desirous of vet: rning to. ber mpuieis yer se er & Water phen — ae a ae Ya the Alantic States, by the 20th of September Sale. TT hs. — Past Bare oo ‘the 5th of October next. offers her services ‘to a bbe oss 5 on y Bem Buck & at this thin fe, st . family traveliug with: children, as.a narse and ascisto d. situated on Manzanita Hill. near’ Frap . pn ee unt—requiring only to be furnished with a free pas . town of ees slery with cuts. tunnels, sluices £¢.— . : Deets Garpichees,’ sage asa reward for herservices. For name and par-. Also, one.water ditch and -water privilege, reservoir, . s, Lease’s ticnlars, address this office. Z &e. App! y to Ancmt nts, . ! McA LISTER, Sweetland. write LAN DO-EVANS. Buckeye Hill. nts, jury — v . AILS, all sizes -bhcnds, Recognizsnce, &c., N at) SMITH.3. HARDWARE STO22: Sweeliand, ioth 3 August, 1869. 4" sae Kinde sninted socrtar. 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