September 24, 1859 (4 pages)

The Fyirautic Press, TM Momenvanere . Socumrucs. . Motels & Restamrants. . Drugs and Medicines. . — Legal Aotices. $4 ee ee . oe <tc = es Fogg Ss — ‘The Seamen’s Benevolent ‘-~~~~~~->~~~~~~~~ ce San diiissaRi mene . at — or a Agent. Sge5 o oe ie ia in teeth ena ha . Association. . UNION HOTEL. haa arenes DRUG STORE . CONSTABLE'S SALE. . a9 ian ba ae ata hte . State of California, County of Nevada, Township of ; by a cedar rail fence. It is owned by one . NORTH SAN JUAN, NEVADA COUNTY. Br 5 . A. BADLAM is authorised to receive advertisements and subscriptions for this paper in Sacramento, and recvipt for the same. . Wilson, who had just commenced mowing. . The grass was not very heavy, but the meadow being extensive must yield a large crop. Organized on the Matual Relief Plan. Entrance Fee, $5.00. Monthly Dues, $1.00 Main street, North San Juan. The undersigned would respectfully anponnce totheir friends and (Snecessors to B. P. Avery,) DRUGGISTS 7 . + T. & L. MeGUIRE, idgeport. B* virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued from the Court of R. H. Farquhar, Esq., an act; ing Justice of the Peace in and for the County afore. said. bearing date Sept. 5th, A. D., 1859, to satisfy a . Judgment rendered by said Justice on the 5th day of a : ; : SE the public generally, that they have ren. : Sent. 185 C SS ee . Mr. Wilson and his fum ily remain there three o 3 ted the Union Hotel and are now prepared . ad ands Gain the tl anvase er Tk ee 5 mo A TRIP TO THE SUMMIT. ' fi Sieic 1 " All seafaring men residing on the Ridge between . Z to accommodate travelers and boarders in . . est, Damages poh Prem sge Suit t, Inter/ OF four montaus—just long eneugh to harthe Middle and South Yuba are requested to join. a manner that will not fail to give entire satisfaction. = APOTHECARIES I have taken in Execution, and will sell tothe highAn intelligent friend has supplied us with . yest and dispose of his hay. It not being Officers The Traveler tay rest assured, that here he will find : : & some interesting notes of a trip made by him and others toa delightful valley on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada, whither they drove several hundred head of stock . for summer grazing. Want of space compels us to condense these notes, and to present only the most striking incidents of the trip. The Start. It appears that Dr. Blanks of Grass Valley, in this county, having made a visit to the new diggings in Utah, on his way home passed through a beautiful valley, and thought le could not turn his journey to safe to remain ia the mountains after the first of November, the family pass the win‘ter at Dutch Flat. We left the road at this place, to pursue a . trail for the remainder of the journey ; and . such a trail of ups and downs it had never . been my fortune to experience before—over . hills of nothing but rock and through passes . fijled up with fallen timber. Dr. Blanks, . taking a few head of stock, went on in ad. vance, the others following more readily until, coming to a rocky hill they refused to jascend. But by dint of persnasion—that is, dog and whip—we overcame their reRoserr Lrt.e, President; W.S.CaAnpier, Secretary ; Louis BuHRING, Treastirer. Directors :—R. Litle, C. Hanser, dos. Parr, Wm. Nelson, E. Franchere. 4B-Full particulars can be obtained on application to either of the above-named persons. 51-3m Bridgeport Library Association. Room on Flume street, North San Juan. OPEN EVERY NIGHT. The Society now have about six hundred volumes of choice standard works, and intend to ificrease their collection as their means will admit. All the best British and American Magazines on file; and searlya hundred newspapers from different parfs of Califorma, the Atlantic States and Europe. Good Rooms and Beds, Anda TABLE supplied with the very best in the market. = Stages —_ oa i Leave this Hotel Daily for Marysville, Sacramento, Ne. vada, Camptonville Forest City, and Downieville. re ALSO. A Stage for Cherokee, Columbia Hill and Humbug City. 24ef ENGMAN & PEARSON, Proprietors. . STERRA NEVADA HOTEL, .J. GORDON, INFORMS the traveling community and Main street, opposite Reservoir street, North San Juan. ; Ifave on band a !arge and good stock of DRUGS, . 8 Chemicals, Patent Medicines, } Perfumery, Toilet and Funcy Articles. ‘ «ALSO. . White Lead, Paint stuffs, Linseed Oil, Lamp, Machine, Neatsfoot, Tanner’s, Lard, Olive and Castor Oils. . Turpentine, Varnishes, Alcohol, Camphene and Burning Fiuld. Glue, Putty, Whiting, Chalk, Sal Soda. Window Glass. Brushes of every description. SELECT WINES and LIQUORS, for medical use. . The subscribers are #repared to wholesale Goods to . est bidder for cash, the Ranch and Garden Plot of said A. Ellsworth, situated about 114 miles west of French . Corral, in Bridgeport Township, Nevada County. to. gether with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereof, on Monday, the 3rd day of October, A. D.; 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., aud 5 o’cleck, Pp. M, in front of the office of RH. Farquhar, J. P., in North San Juan in said County. Taken as the property of Abraham Ellsworth to satisfy the ubove demands and accruing costs. A. D. 1859. WM. S. EDWARDS, Constable, NOTICE EK hereby given that the undersigned will apply toth Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, at theif regular meeting of the Oct. term, or as soon thereafter as he can be heard, for a renewal of his license to keep a Toll Bridge across the Middle Yuba at a point kuown at Emery’s crossing. ets . T C. EMERY. Nevada, Sept. 3, 1859. 4*w ss ER. . P E i av w < } Shares of St f0.3.05.3 d ship. $5 00. itieaiks sraily _ the aving w Physicians and small dealers in adjofting towns, at as — as ey Der better advantage than by securing it for pugnance During the day we crossed the : ca ock, ¢ Tembership = . cna aa ge yl ed having uewly low rates as they can purchase in the cities below: and NOTICE summer grazing, he having a fine drove of . Yuba three times. It is a beautiful stream Monthly Dues,....06 wsecacececsees ssceseneet 3. ? will guarantee the excellence of whatever they sell. eattle ranging in the foot hills with stock belonging to Messrs. Cox, Litton & Cook, the whole numbering some three or four hundred head. So hastening home he reported what he had done, which met the approbation of all, and although the season was somewhat advanced, August having set in, it was determined to start immediately . with the stock for the new valley. fitted out in genuine pioneer style, each man having his horse and blankets, and one pack animal carrying provisions for the whole . company. They were able to get but two . hundred of their cattle together, on such . samme «= SAN JUAN LODGE. NO. 67, I. 0. of . Gn: Reasonable’ Meena: % seis Sa a SE short notice, but with this number a start . Vigor, tae Doctor informing us that we] 4S :: O. F. meets every Monday evening, at A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, . was made from the foot hills in Yuba coun. A party, . ef whom our correspondent was one, was . up here, clear, cold and rapid. At the last crossing we came to some fine grass, but were detained some time by the dense undergrowth, the cattle refusing to cross through it. . getting . i . We succeeded just at night in them over, and were rewarded by finding a splendid valley of grass under the cleft of the mountain. We chose a mass of rocks for our camp in preference to the damp ground. TIT have slept on softer beds but do . not know that [ ever slept sounder than through that night. We found next morning that a heayy dew had fallen, and that our cattle had eaten to repletion. The journey was resumed with renewed should reach our destination some time duPresident—N. C. MILLER. Manzanita Lodge, No. 102, F. & A. Hall on Main street, North San Juan. : Regular meeting every Saturday evening x, preceding the full moon. W.P.L. WINITAM, W. M. Lafayette Chapter, U. D., R. A. M., CAMPTONVILLE. Mects Wednesday evening on or next preceding every full moon, and two weeks thereafter. P. McNULTY, M. E.H. P. W. ELWELL, Sec’y. M. Gravel Range Lodge, No. 59, F. and A. M., CAMPTONVILLE, meets on the Monday evening on or next preceeding every full moon. Wa. ELWELL, W. M. J. B. BROWN, Sec’y. xr O. cf oO. FE. SS" 8 o'clock. Thoroughly Furnished the above well-known stand, he has now opened it to the public, and intends that it shall acquire the name of A. First Class Hotel. BEDS Of unexceptionable comfort and cleanliness. Private Rooms For Farnilies or other persons desiring them. North San Juan, Nov. 5th, 1858. Columbia Restaurant . = MAIN STREET, alii OPPOSITE E. ¥. HATFIETD'S STORE oa LG -Open aiall Hours, Day or Night bier: . Meals Furnished to Order Fresh Oysters always on Hand One or both of the subscribers will bein attendance at the store day and night. and the most eareful attention will be given to the compounding of Physicians’ . Prescriptions and Family Medicines. mar 12 30 qrytf RESH LEECHES £ at the SA v JUAN DRUG STORE. S47 INDOW GLASS, Atthe SAN JUAN DREG STORE. Camphene! T the San Juan Drug Store, by the case, can or gallon. peer S and OILS, at the SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. THE HYDRAULIC PRESS: IS PUBLISHED AT S hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county, California, at their October term, or as soon thereafter as he may be heard, for a renewal of his license to keep a toll bridge on the Middle Yuba River, at a point known as Freeman's Crossing. THOS. FREEMAN. Sept. 2d, 1859. 3 4w* RANDAL & CO., General News Agents, EALERS in California, Atlantic and European Newspapers and Magazines, Blank Books, Stationery, Letter Sheets and Cheap Publications, 61, BD street, MARYSVILEE, Sole Agents in Marysville for the San Francisco affd Sacramento Daily, Weekly and Steamer Newspapets. Also, Agent for the Hydraulic Press, ¥S. Any article in our Tine not to be found in this ; market will be ordered from San Francisca or New York, if desired. RANDAL € CO., 61, Dsfreet, opposite the Theater. Lanston’s Pioneer Express. 3 : __, . Brothers in good standing are invited to attend. JOHN G. KLINK, Proprietor. . ; ata aati ty. The first stopping place was nearGrass ting that day. We soon came to a high . SAM'L. HARTLEY, N. G. R. KLINE is well scabiied as the former pi eee Ge ee ee ee . DAILY TO AND FROM . . rad . p sw . rn as ormer proTa Valley. The cattle drove much better than . mountain and thought the ascent of it would G. D. Dornrx, Sec’y. . Nv prietor of the “Columbia Hoese, iv Marysville, By AVERY & WATERS. . Marysville, Nevada, Camptonvilie, could have been expected, occasioning no . trouble except when going through the town, . where they were annoyed by the barking of . numberless useless curs. Ranches on the Way. After a good night's rest and two meals devoured with great zest, the party proceed ed, and at an early hour reach ihe Buena Vista Ranch, about six miles above Grass Valley, owned by B. Taylor. This is most prove very difficult, but I think the stock must have been aware of their proximity to a place of rest and good feed, for they pushed g On reaching the summit we encountered a sueleagerly up, giving us little trouble. cession of lovely lakes, which are tapped by . a tunnel through the mountain to afford water to the These lakes are . chiefly supplied by the melting snows of the summit, and the abundance of water they miners below. yield is an acquisition of immense yalte to Gold Ridge Lodge, No. 42, 1.0. J. B. BROWN, N.G, Variety. (10.000 ROLES WALL PAPER! . . . . . be “O. F., meets at Camptonviile every Saturday . evening at 7 o'clock, . . where he was acknowledged as one of fhe very best . caterers in that city. He trusts soon to build up an . equally favorable reputation in North San Juan. North San Juan, Aug. 6, 1859. 51 3m Washington Restaurant Main Street, North San Juan. GEORGE CULLODI Restaurant and Boarding its 6M, __ at the above stan. serving up inInforms the public that he continues to keep a first-class < DGS his best style all the dainties and luxuries of the market. . Lt Having just completed its first year, the Publishers and more liberal patronage. its typographical appearance is acknowledged to be finished and elegant. It contains a large amount of original miscellaneous matter aud home mews, a full record of lucal events, with brief reference to the current history of the world abroad, every issue giving the latest intellivence, foreignand domestic, BY TELEGRAPH. feel warranted in claiming for it a wider circulation . It is printed from new type on clear white paper. and . . Forest City, Downieville, and all the principal j mining towns snd camps in Nevada, Yuba, i and Sierra cotrtios. ; Connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co's. Express . To all parts of this State, the Atlantic States and Et . rope. . Geld Dust Forwarded to thre U. S. Mint . and the Assay Offices in Marysville and San Francisco and coinreturned promptly. _WELLS, FARGO & Cu’S. DRAFTS on the principa cities in the Atlantic States and Europe. for sale. . AS Of fico in the Post-Office Building, Main street ! opposite Flame street, North San Juan. : : RECEIVED . . ATES It is nevtral in polities, but frank and independent 14 JOUN A. SEELY. & Semety located, ‘yieldes Sne crop’ of grass, ! ; . * ee j Di ¢ f; 1 Ne . York MEALS AT ALL HOURS. in-ev ge “sos Weed ee eaile POU to the so. ———__-__—_—___—____ sto ee -* . } . the mineral region, as well as a source of . % ‘ oe: t er) & eis 5 especie ae af 7 aa rz <i CO e stg lte geiee ‘t j ie sen i sie ee pee egal — sa Cian Recws and Clean, iets . cial, moral and material advancement of the section of . REGULAR FREIG HT LINE reat revenue to the proprietors. After . seasun is here some six weeks later than in the foot hills, owing to the difference in altitude. The ranch is surrounded by a fine eedar rail fence, and the proprietor has also enclosed a fine tract of timber which will be . very valuable in time. Attached to the House is a productive garden and orchard. This is one of the oldest farms in the county, . ifiaving been first located by S. P. Storms, at . east ten years ago. Taylor’s, writes our correspondent, “we came to the farm of Barker & Brothers. They were finishing a new house in the Gothic style, and intend making their place a sumSoon after leaving for’city ladies and gentiemen. ments are fine scenery, excellent water, a commodious house, beautiful garden and . abundance of fruit.” The induce. 3 {leaving them our course became less difficult, following once more the crest of the . ridge. The country was almost destitute of vegetation, except where there was standing j tremely dwarfish. Our until nine ; o clock, when the country changed again ! . water, and the pines in sight looked exroute continued thus j) and grass became abundant. Arriving at a . slope in the mountains my eyes were re. galed with one of the loveliest scenes I had ever witnessed. I was transfixed; I conld not realize that . barren mountains. There, sure enough, was . the sought for valley—there it spread before . us like a vast picture, some four miles in ilength by a mile in width, with a clear pee ‘ i such a beautiful spot . id ami ase . mer resort or fashionable boarding house . > F iful spot could be hid amid these . Paper aQnrgings. + E. FRANCHERE, . Post Office Building, North San Juan, iH . of . > ai . . Satin, Machine Satin, Oak, Oak Filling, Saloon, Scene and Bed-room Papers. Velvet and Gilt, Velvet, satin, Oak moulding, Egg Borders, for Oaks, and common Borders. Plain Shades; Gilt Border “© Velvet and Bronze Shades ; LundscapeOil Green, Blue and Crimson Tassels; ; Covds, Pulleys, Roller Ends, Brackets, &e., &c. . Also—some fine new patterns of Paper. Entirely new styles, just from England sian New York. PAINTS, Oils, Varnish Brushes, §c., . Allof which will be sold at very low rates. Fire AS just received direct from New York, a large assortment of Paper Mangings, consisting in part . . ! . { . ' . . For regular and transient lodgers, have been fitted up incomnection with the Restauraut. They will be found inferior to none. PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PARTIES . Furnished with Dinners or Sappers to order, in the most satisfactory manner. Give George a Call. aug 1552tf SAN JUAN BAKERY. BOARDING and LODGING The undersigned respectfully informs his friendsand the public generally that he has now finished. bis . sia FIRE-PROOF BRICK BUILDING, For the accommodation ofall those who may favor him witha call. , ‘ ¥8. No trouble will be spared to give satisfaction. 4s All kinds of CAKR, for Weddings and Parties, will be furnished at shert notice. which it aims to be the exponent and representative. Particular attention is paid to the MINING INTEREST, i that being the prominent industrial feature of the connty, as of the State at large; but believing that the stability and genuine prosperity of mountain communities depend upon the successful development of other pursnits, which are less dangerous and uncertain for labor without capital than gold hunting is known to be, we have sovght to exhibit the adaptability of the mountains tothe important hterests of farming, gardening, fruit growing, and many kindred avocations. We have tried to mike the Hyrpravuiic Press always representative of what is best in Caiifornia, and to correct some of those unjust prejudices agninst her people which obtain abroad. Tn short, it has been our constant endeavor to make th¢ paper useful, decent and respectable. If a paper conscientiously conducted on the above plan is thought werthy ofsupport. weask for and hope tu receive it. The Subscription Price FROM . Marysville to North San Juan. . Se HAVING perfected ti'y arfangez S Paes Gs ments for the summer, my teams will . leave Marysville every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Friday and Saturday for z French Corral, Birchville, Sweetland and North San Juan. All Goods marked “care Seely Marysville’ will b% forwarded immediately on their arrival, 4g Be caretnl to forward shippers receipts to “J. &. Seely. Marysville.” No charge for storage on Goods consigned to me. All orders for the purchase of Goods carefully atterde ed to and forwarded at the lowest rates, F 0 Cash on Delivery. J. A. SEELY. North San Jnan. March 18,1859. 31 tf At the Gaik ‘Tree Market, . You can obtain the very best . . Corned Beef at 1214 cents per Sonn . stream of water passivg through its centre HENRY FREUDENTHAL is $9 per annum, or 35 for six months, payable invari. oe sieges Bear River and American River Ridge. . > a ere tnt ag } eo et ality tines: by the Barrel, or at 15 cents retail. . I was soon recalled to my business. The Aout noon,” continues our correspond. ent, ‘we arrived at Bear river, a small yet beantifulstreamrunning between picturesque banks and high mountains. Here we rested for lunch, after which we ascended the mountain by a circuitous road excavated to . the summit. It is a splendid highway, and much credit is due to its proprietors, who keep it in excellent condition. The only fault we found was with the toll, against which our party demurred, thinking it exerbitant. Being weary and impatient it is possible our dispute might have ended in anger if not in bard knocks, had not a wo. cattle were pushing their way down the ravine, eager to enjoy the rich feast in store . for them. We soon followed, and found on . reaching the valley that it had not lessened any in its beauty. The grass was some six or We stood gazing as long as we could find new . features te extol, until we bethought us of . eight inches tall over the entire bottom. our horses, taking which we moved to the camp which was on a knoll overlooking the whole valley. There a small cabin had been built by some men sent out to fence in the valley. We unsaddied our horses, tarning Successor to Sims & Fraser, Oregon st., between Front and Davis, SAN FRANCISCO. Manufacturer of Fire-Proof Doors and Shutters Bank Vaults, Grating, Railing, Balconies, &c., &¢. B. A very large assortment of very superior e@ Doors and shutters, manufactured in New York N North San Juan, Noy. PZ, 1853, 13 6in NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Nos. 32 and 34 Broad street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, Proprietor. 4h ELE undersigned would respectfully announce to eling public, that he has leased the well-known and POPULAR HOTEL. knownes the National Exchange, on Broad street, Nevada. The building is of Brick, three stories high, and Thoroughly Firce-Proof, (Having stood two firer.) The several apartments have recently been fitted up in astyle that cannot be surpassed, and sixteen entirely ney roorasadded; making this the most commodious ifotel in the city. The Beds and Furniture the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, and the tray. Connected with the Newspaper Establishment is a full stock of assorted material for every kind of JOB PRINTING, which we will execute as well and as reasonably as it can be afforded in any interior office. Subscriptions, Advertisements or Orders can be forwarded by Mail or Express, addressed as above, to AVERY & WATERS. Encourage Home Industry! The subscribers would respectfully inform the people of * The Ridge” that they have recently made additions to theit former stock of Printing material, and are now better prepared than ever to turn out work in their line. CLARK & ©9. Manufacturers, Mechanics and Inventors THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN TO BE ENLARGED! A New Volume—New Series, to comavence on July 2d, 1859. aaa Instead of 416 pages, the Yearly Vee, Enlarged Series, will contain Bight Nundred and Thirty-Two. Pages of Valuable Reading Matter, tisefal.and instructive to all classes. . ! es ne Scientific American is published Weekly ji Quarto Form, suitable for Binding, and the nineties tigure . i They have just received and put up one of 8. P. RUG. fora single year contain information in regard to New . 1 es ae ania beat ae es . 4 acs ; WSIS 3 are NEW, and for comfort cannot be excelled. ag: dp : Inventions, Machinery. all B N man opportunely restored quiet by disclosie 3 ied aa Be cee er meh, Be nine of teat Seuminen ale ae and eadenate tek THE TABLE will at all times be supplied with a seneahe iG.) PRESSES Processes, ’ Sericeiurit inphenents, Roe ‘ doubt, they were grateful. The next day . Sa mctprot al] the VARLETIES the market aifords. PRINTEIN SSES, Millwrighting, Iron Manufacrure, ing that she had a third interest in the road. Of course we paid without more ado. Driving the cattle up the mountain was a laborious task, and we were glad to arrive ata good camping place where we found plenty of feed and water, and forgot our hard day's being Sunday we remained over, and would have prolonged our stay had we hadan ample supply of provisions. The proprietors intend to build a good house next season, jand move up their families. They were Also—a very large lot of second-hand shutters of varions dimensions, all for sale at very low rates A'l orders from the interior, Oregon and Washington Territories orany place on the Pacific coast attended to with promptness and dispatch. WS_Oregon street is in front of the. Custom House, north side of United States Court Buildings. 51 3m Game Suppers got up to Order Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation ‘ of Ladies and Families. The bi Sd running in all directions from Ne vada, have their Offices at, and take their departure from the National Exchange. . whieh for speed and faithful impressions are acknow!ledged to stand pre-eminent. CONSTANT ADDITIONS of the latest siyles of Types. Borders, Flourishes, Ornaments &c.,are beimg made, which enable them to print : : Chemistry ; itr faet, . almost every industrial pursuit receives more or less attention in its columns. All Pateut Claims officially published every wee reported from the Patent Office; and for 7 wp INVENTORS AND PATENTEES It contains information not to be obtained elsewhere, i -and which no mechanic, inventor or patentee can well BROS SAAS sidakia pe a ACCOMMODATION STAGE Open All Nighi. ; Pamphlets, Posters, Circulars, do without : journey ina sound sleep. Next morning we THE BAR, will be constantly supplied with the} Invitatiems, —Handbiits, Cards, _ As a Pamily Journal it has no superior for reat prac: Se a spot FROM choicest Wines, Liquors ar.d Cigars. Labels, Bill-heads, Catalogues, tical utility, since in its columns wilt be found useful assed through Dutch Flat. This is a phea: Having had long experience in the Business, I am Legal Blanks, Btls of Fare Receipts, ractical Recipes. P g : S.M. I, fof being able t it : ; : sant town situated in a rich mining district. though there is not much doing there in the way of mining at present, owing to the scarcity of water. The streets are wide; clean and kept well sprinkled. There is but one brick building in the place. The inkabitants were somewhat surprised to see so large a drove passing in the direction we took. Leaving Dutch Flat and taking the Senha Qo ————__________ Tue Poor Inpians.—The Indian race in this State is fast becoming extinct. A few more years will witness their decay, and the countless numbers who, not long ago; roamed through ever our cities, will be numbered with the dead. We must confess, abject and unclean as many of them were, we had a certain respect for them,as the representaNorth San Juan to Marysville J. 8. McCUE i J _ Ig now runping an_ Express. and iY <% Jobbing Stage from North San Juan to Marysville every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, leaving The Sierra Nevada Hotel avélg a. M. Ile will receive and execute orders for purchases of commissions are confided to him. on réasonable terms. ee ooo lineata nis tannic nnn ener all kinds, transport freight, and attend to whatever confident of being able to make the National the best Ifotel iu the Mountains, and a comfortable home for Travelers. Charges will be Moderate, to Suit the Times. A LIVERY STABLE Ts connected with the House, and particular attention will be given to taking care of horses, carriages &c.— Horses and Catriages can at all times be procured, by application at the Bar. GEO. R. LANCASTER, Proprietor. jan 22. 23tF UNITED STATES HOTEL. “ and in short everything that can be done im the way of Printing, at very moderate prices. PRINTING IN COLORS, When desired, work will be done in eolors, Sizes, fd Bronzes &c. Tlaving had an experience of many years itr the art. we think that we can give general satisfaction. AVERY & WATERS. NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE. Carefal attention will be given, from ti reports of the Metal, Luinber, _ Every number will contain sixteen pages and fortyeight —penet of matter, with several illustrations of” patented machinesand other engravings, comprisi ! a single year about " ea Six Hundred Original Engravings. With the Enlarged Series is presented an opportuni-ty to subscribe not likely to occur again in man years. It will be like commencing a new work—Vol, » No. L New Series, ptions without delay, so as to me to time, to and other Markets. Send in your subscri begin the new volume—July 2d. ; Passengers will be taken on the down trips, at low TERMS: ridge road our troubles began in earnest, . j:.45 of the past. of Californi: Be = wee a se SE: oe aan side of the road were dense thicka8 = . Ee een = eae . Names and orders can be left at the Hotel as above. Corner Cand Third streets, Marysville. $2 a Year—One Dollar for Six Months. * traditions we could trace the back history 50tt STOKES & SHIELDS, Prop’s. Southern, Western and Canadian money or Post Of: ets of plum and cherry bushes, as also a, low of our State. They had, and stilk have The P an 1a x ae taken at par for subscriptions, Canadian thorny shrub too mean to have aname. The}. : te ae eal FULITON FOUNDRY e Proprietors wou Tespeetsa _ rs wil _coracthe Savona ge cents extra Ag ; “t ne ei about them an air of antiqnity, which leads re eg Pte _— —_— — ~ public * ubuakieains aaa a. te “ 7 wont being hungry siee oe us from the present through the misty dis‘ 5 aeten a this new Hotel ine ails see. parcitnlars of tee indweements for yg gale highway to pick what little green grass grew . tance of the obscure past. Disease aud war Iron Wrks. eR’ passed by any house in the city, and are men copies of the paper, and a pamphlet of information: amongst the bushes, and as it was next to . have decimated their ranks, until,we believe, ' eS now pets to ee all who qe desire good oy cee sai of Patents may behead grate impossible to reach them with horses we not — — number now — _— in HINCKLEY & Cco., Me Stokes te welt Saisie ab the locgier proprietor £0 — ublishers of the Scientific American; = " Age Californiawhen it was wrested from Mexican é : f “Charley's Restaurant,” where he was acknowledzed i 37 Park Row, New Yor. r sity : ree é e Mission, . ° y ; bstle chs 3 9 had to depend upon the intelligent SEE authority. Many of these poor people have FE ee 4 eres beatin eek ry Tratation Js, there. Opposite Schardin’s Saloon, Main street. 7. —~->—><. x= = — of our dog, a large Scotch terrier, who! been murdered by the whites, others shot SAN FRANCISCO. pets cilelly avted is Galt ct as or hee ends are AVING just opensd's Beet & Shoe Oak Tree Market. would seize the refractory animals by the . down in on ee, nA —" ANUFACTURERS of Quant Muzs. at TERMS: STORE in this place, the undersigned would re: * * Victims to excess in stron rink. We ieve Mitts, Stsam ENotnes, Pumps, Cast Iron Fronts, pectfully inform the gentlemen in t is vicinity the = a rt oe asen Be: a tt ‘that at the, presens dene teas are three or} fer pet pe ve = ods of oe Pca oa Poin Longing eae PIBESR <s*. = cae poe their wants in hie line with the CLARK & CO. ° ered some for water, haying to trave i a eA ge : farnished at short notice. Every style inishing to . o. =" Pree ee . -RESPE We su ; yes . four companies in the field, shooting these . tron when-cast. Repairing of Machinery neatly done. — > Meals iikges clpctidlanabinatoce eS 60 Best Quality, ae an nog a miles in the dust without any. bout three poor creatures in their rnpcherias, and rothPatteru-making mali its varieus forms. Prices reasSUMS «+roree: se eee WO. STOKES and at the E ‘Juan and vicinity that they i in the.afternoon we were regaled with the . Iessly murdering women and ieee B = ig . onaiite. 2 6m i 28 3m A. M. SHTELDS. . Lowest Prices, oper ve leased fromJ. W. Guthji m, the water in which stood . 24t Tow our"purpose to investigate bow far . ———~ -. : ; . rea = ate, deep with the sreat piess the whites are justifiable in making war up“KEROSENE LAMPS. To Miners, Either of Eastern manufacture, or Fine New Brick Market,, abou mc ‘India * ; & L. McGUIRF. at the San Jean Drug Store, i ! : on the Indians, or how far the" latter have L. & E are prepared furnish any articles not usnal Made to Order! -on Main street, where they will kee i . ATS ‘ : : pease Pate : rpetiore . p always on hand! jus stooting throwgh it. Here we camped proyoked the former. .It may be that it is, ht, ners arannty » Sueshot antes cede as D AYS NOTICE pont vd epg Ree © . Thesnbscriber is a practical Boot-maker, aml will as heretofore every kind of; it ee and remained’ until‘ next-morning. “Some ja gost and proper retaliation for the thievery kk ee Oil. . Rulleys, Hose, and every article wanted. . ’ ee his work. San Ramimeceon will FRESH AND PICKLED ME ATS, _Perpons had’ built a house near by, which . 0 tee nee a wiclipdabioetat th Lamps ofall sizes ie 4nd tacsiad he dase _ PROR S CORNET" . , rth epions. Jaa ieee: 1Oiny © . Fresh Beef. Pork, Mutton and Véal; killed every day. ae ade eee . Ppt . t Di with Lamps ofa and kinds for buening the same? Wien — The Best Corned ” Twas : w in a ruinous condition. * Th ae a ldte brutal butehery of male and female In-. _ emma ghey eis eae eat oF Whe eee RoSap ie m i. = CANDIES! CANDIES!! : vara . . : . > ia + . iniv : . e . -also ap old hay press, the seme party 4ay*/ dians, at the forks of Butte Cteek, in Butte . iuty tothe eyes than { iy Sehpliriies Hoe ta une PICTURES THAT ARE PICTURES! SULENDID LOT OF French Gandies just Beet Cattle fer Sate. ; ing harvested and baled hay-lt loug. ago. : county.— Standard. +. of My v2 ltf A large variety just received, opened hy SAMUELSON, Enqnire as above. May 11, 1859. Be citegebatines Sait. =: # z . . ¢ id . ae : ee ‘ aes “e > . .

The Fyirautic Press, TM Momenvanere . Socumrucs. . Motels & Restamrants. . Drugs and Medicines. . — Legal Aotices. $4 ee ee . oe <tc = es Fogg Ss — ‘The Seamen’s Benevolent ‘-~~~~~~->~~~~~~~~ ce San diiissaRi mene . at — or a Agent. Sge5 o oe ie ia in teeth ena ha . Association. . UNION HOTEL. haa arenes DRUG STORE . CONSTABLE'S SALE. . a9 ian ba ae ata hte . State of California, County of Nevada, Township of ; by a cedar rail fence. It is owned by one . NORTH SAN JUAN, NEVADA COUNTY. Br 5 . A. BADLAM is authorised to receive advertisements and subscriptions for this paper in Sacramento, and recvipt for the same. . Wilson, who had just commenced mowing. . The grass was not very heavy, but the meadow being extensive must yield a large crop. Organized on the Matual Relief Plan. Entrance Fee, $5.00. Monthly Dues, $1.00 Main street, North San Juan. The undersigned would respectfully anponnce totheir friends and (Snecessors to B. P. Avery,) DRUGGISTS 7 . + T. & L. MeGUIRE, idgeport. B* virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued from the Court of R. H. Farquhar, Esq., an act; ing Justice of the Peace in and for the County afore. said. bearing date Sept. 5th, A. D., 1859, to satisfy a . Judgment rendered by said Justice on the 5th day of a : ; : SE the public generally, that they have ren. : Sent. 185 C SS ee . Mr. Wilson and his fum ily remain there three o 3 ted the Union Hotel and are now prepared . ad ands Gain the tl anvase er Tk ee 5 mo A TRIP TO THE SUMMIT. ' fi Sieic 1 " All seafaring men residing on the Ridge between . Z to accommodate travelers and boarders in . . est, Damages poh Prem sge Suit t, Inter/ OF four montaus—just long eneugh to harthe Middle and South Yuba are requested to join. a manner that will not fail to give entire satisfaction. = APOTHECARIES I have taken in Execution, and will sell tothe highAn intelligent friend has supplied us with . yest and dispose of his hay. It not being Officers The Traveler tay rest assured, that here he will find : : & some interesting notes of a trip made by him and others toa delightful valley on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada, whither they drove several hundred head of stock . for summer grazing. Want of space compels us to condense these notes, and to present only the most striking incidents of the trip. The Start. It appears that Dr. Blanks of Grass Valley, in this county, having made a visit to the new diggings in Utah, on his way home passed through a beautiful valley, and thought le could not turn his journey to safe to remain ia the mountains after the first of November, the family pass the win‘ter at Dutch Flat. We left the road at this place, to pursue a . trail for the remainder of the journey ; and . such a trail of ups and downs it had never . been my fortune to experience before—over . hills of nothing but rock and through passes . fijled up with fallen timber. Dr. Blanks, . taking a few head of stock, went on in ad. vance, the others following more readily until, coming to a rocky hill they refused to jascend. But by dint of persnasion—that is, dog and whip—we overcame their reRoserr Lrt.e, President; W.S.CaAnpier, Secretary ; Louis BuHRING, Treastirer. Directors :—R. Litle, C. Hanser, dos. Parr, Wm. Nelson, E. Franchere. 4B-Full particulars can be obtained on application to either of the above-named persons. 51-3m Bridgeport Library Association. Room on Flume street, North San Juan. OPEN EVERY NIGHT. The Society now have about six hundred volumes of choice standard works, and intend to ificrease their collection as their means will admit. All the best British and American Magazines on file; and searlya hundred newspapers from different parfs of Califorma, the Atlantic States and Europe. Good Rooms and Beds, Anda TABLE supplied with the very best in the market. = Stages —_ oa i Leave this Hotel Daily for Marysville, Sacramento, Ne. vada, Camptonville Forest City, and Downieville. re ALSO.. A Stage for Cherokee, Columbia Hill and Humbug City. 24ef ENGMAN & PEARSON, Proprietors. . STERRA NEVADA HOTEL, .J. GORDON, INFORMS the traveling community and Main street, opposite Reservoir street, North San Juan. ; Ifave on band a !arge and good stock of DRUGS, . 8 Chemicals, Patent Medicines, } Perfumery, Toilet and Funcy Articles. ‘ «ALSO.. . White Lead, Paint stuffs, Linseed Oil, Lamp, Machine, Neatsfoot, Tanner’s, Lard, Olive and Castor Oils. . Turpentine, Varnishes, Alcohol, Camphene and Burning Fiuld. Glue, Putty, Whiting, Chalk, Sal Soda. Window Glass. Brushes of every description. SELECT WINES and LIQUORS, for medical use. . The subscribers are #repared to wholesale Goods to . est bidder for cash, the Ranch and Garden Plot of said A. Ellsworth, situated about 114 miles west of French . Corral, in Bridgeport Township, Nevada County. to. gether with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereof, on Monday, the 3rd day of October, A. D.; 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., aud 5 o’cleck, Pp. M, in front of the office of RH. Farquhar, J. P., in North San Juan in said County. Taken as the property of Abraham Ellsworth to satisfy the ubove demands and accruing costs. A. D. 1859. WM. S. EDWARDS, Constable, NOTICE EK hereby given that the undersigned will apply toth Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, at theif regular meeting of the Oct. term, or as soon thereafter as he can be heard, for a renewal of his license to keep a Toll Bridge across the Middle Yuba at a point kuown at Emery’s crossing. ets . T C. EMERY. Nevada, Sept. 3, 1859. 4*w ss ER. . P E i av w < } Shares of St f0.3..05.3 d ship. $5 00. itieaiks sraily _ the aving w Physicians and small dealers in adjofting towns, at as — as ey Der better advantage than by securing it for pugnance During the day we crossed the : ca ock, ¢ Tembership = . cna aa ge yl ed having uewly low rates as they can purchase in the cities below: and NOTICE summer grazing, he having a fine drove of . Yuba three times. It is a beautiful stream Monthly Dues,........06 wsecacececsees ssceseneet 3. ? will guarantee the excellence of whatever they sell. eattle ranging in the foot hills with stock belonging to Messrs. Cox, Litton & Cook, the whole numbering some three or four hundred head. So hastening home he reported what he had done, which met the approbation of all, and although the season was somewhat advanced, August having set in, it was determined to start immediately . with the stock for the new valley. fitted out in genuine pioneer style, each man having his horse and blankets, and one pack animal carrying provisions for the whole . company. They were able to get but two . hundred of their cattle together, on such . samme «= SAN JUAN LODGE. NO. 67, I. 0. of . Gn: Reasonable’ Meena: % seis Sa a SE short notice, but with this number a start . Vigor, tae Doctor informing us that we] 4S :: O. F. meets every Monday evening, at A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, . was made from the foot hills in Yuba coun. A party, . ef whom our correspondent was one, was . up here, clear, cold and rapid. At the last crossing we came to some fine grass, but were detained some time by the dense undergrowth, the cattle refusing to cross through it. . getting . i . We succeeded just at night in them over, and were rewarded by finding a splendid valley of grass under the cleft of the mountain. We chose a mass of rocks for our camp in preference to the damp ground. TIT have slept on softer beds but do . not know that [ ever slept sounder than through that night. We found next morning that a heayy dew had fallen, and that our cattle had eaten to repletion. The journey was resumed with renewed should reach our destination some time duPresident—N. C. MILLER. Manzanita Lodge, No. 102, F. & A. Hall on Main street, North San Juan. : Regular meeting every Saturday evening x, preceding the full moon. W.P.L. WINITAM, W. M. Lafayette Chapter, U. D., R. A. M., CAMPTONVILLE. Mects Wednesday evening on or next preceding every full moon, and two weeks thereafter. P. McNULTY, M. E.H. P. W. ELWELL, Sec’y. M. Gravel Range Lodge, No. 59, F. and A. M., CAMPTONVILLE, meets on the Monday evening on or next preceeding every full moon. Wa. ELWELL, W. M. J. B. BROWN, Sec’y. xr O. cf oO. FE. SS" 8 o'clock. Thoroughly Furnished the above well-known stand, he has now opened it to the public, and intends that it shall acquire the name of A. First Class Hotel. BEDS Of unexceptionable comfort and cleanliness. Private Rooms For Farnilies or other persons desiring them. North San Juan, Nov. 5th, 1858. Columbia Restaurant . = MAIN STREET, alii OPPOSITE E. ¥. HATFIETD'S STORE oa LG -Open aiall Hours, Day or Night bier: . Meals Furnished to Order Fresh Oysters always on Hand One or both of the subscribers will bein attendance at the store day and night. and the most eareful attention will be given to the compounding of Physicians’ . Prescriptions and Family Medicines. mar 12 30 qrytf RESH LEECHES £ at the SA v JUAN DRUG STORE. S47 INDOW GLASS, Atthe SAN JUAN DREG STORE. Camphene! T the San Juan Drug Store, by the case, can or gallon. peer S and OILS, at the SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. THE HYDRAULIC PRESS: IS PUBLISHED AT S hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county, California, at their October term, or as soon thereafter as he may be heard, for a renewal of his license to keep a toll bridge on the Middle Yuba River, at a point known as Freeman's Crossing. THOS. FREEMAN. Sept. 2d, 1859. 3 4w* RANDAL & CO., General News Agents, EALERS in California, Atlantic and European Newspapers and Magazines, Blank Books, Stationery, Letter Sheets and Cheap Publications, 61, BD street, MARYSVILEE, Sole Agents in Marysville for the San Francisco affd Sacramento Daily, Weekly and Steamer Newspapets. Also, Agent for the Hydraulic Press, ¥S. Any article in our Tine not to be found in this ; market will be ordered from San Francisca or New York, if desired. RANDAL € CO., 61, Dsfreet, opposite the Theater. Lanston’s Pioneer Express. 3 : __, . Brothers in good standing are invited to attend. JOHN G. KLINK, Proprietor. . ; ata aati ty. The first stopping place was nearGrass ting that day. We soon came to a high . SAM'L. HARTLEY, N. G. R. KLINE is well scabiied as the former pi eee Ge ee ee ee . DAILY TO AND FROM . . rad . p sw . rn as ormer proTa Valley. The cattle drove much better than . mountain and thought the ascent of it would G. D. Dornrx, Sec’y. . Nv prietor of the “Columbia Hoese, iv Marysville, By AVERY & WATERS. . Marysville, Nevada, Camptonvilie, could have been expected, occasioning no . trouble except when going through the town, . where they were annoyed by the barking of . numberless useless curs. Ranches on the Way. After a good night's rest and two meals devoured with great zest, the party proceed ed, and at an early hour reach ihe Buena Vista Ranch, about six miles above Grass Valley, owned by B. Taylor. This is most prove very difficult, but I think the stock must have been aware of their proximity to a place of rest and good feed, for they pushed g On reaching the summit we encountered a sueleagerly up, giving us little trouble. cession of lovely lakes, which are tapped by . a tunnel through the mountain to afford water to the These lakes are . chiefly supplied by the melting snows of the summit, and the abundance of water they miners below. yield is an acquisition of immense yalte to Gold Ridge Lodge, No. 42, 1.0. J. B. BROWN, N.G, Variety. (10.000 ROLES WALL PAPER! . . . . . be “O. F., meets at Camptonviile every Saturday . evening at 7 o'clock, . . where he was acknowledged as one of fhe very best . caterers in that city. He trusts soon to build up an . equally favorable reputation in North San Juan. North San Juan, Aug. 6, 1859. 51 3m Washington Restaurant Main Street, North San Juan. GEORGE CULLODI Restaurant and Boarding its 6M, __ at the above stan. serving up inInforms the public that he continues to keep a first-class < DGS his best style all the dainties and luxuries of the market. . Lt Having just completed its first year, the Publishers and more liberal patronage. its typographical appearance is acknowledged to be finished and elegant. It contains a large amount of original miscellaneous matter aud home mews, a full record of lucal events, with brief reference to the current history of the world abroad, every issue giving the latest intellivence, foreignand domestic, BY TELEGRAPH. feel warranted in claiming for it a wider circulation . It is printed from new type on clear white paper. and . . Forest City, Downieville, and all the principal j mining towns snd camps in Nevada, Yuba, i and Sierra cotrtios. ; Connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co's. Express . To all parts of this State, the Atlantic States and Et . rope. . Geld Dust Forwarded to thre U. S. Mint . and the Assay Offices in Marysville and San Francisco and coinreturned promptly. _WELLS, FARGO & Cu’S. DRAFTS on the principa cities in the Atlantic States and Europe. for sale. . AS Of fico in the Post-Office Building, Main street ! opposite Flame street, North San Juan. : : RECEIVED . . ATES It is nevtral in polities, but frank and independent 14 JOUN A. SEELY. & Semety located, ‘yieldes Sne crop’ of grass, ! ; . * ee j Di ¢ f; 1 Ne . York MEALS AT ALL HOURS. in-ev ge “sos Weed ee eaile POU to the so. ———__-__—_—___—____ sto ee -* . } . the mineral region, as well as a source of . % ‘ oe: t er) & eis 5 especie ae af 7 aa rz <i CO e stg lte geiee ‘t j ie sen i sie ee pee egal — sa Cian Recws and Clean, iets . cial, moral and material advancement of the section of . REGULAR FREIG HT LINE reat revenue to the proprietors. After . seasun is here some six weeks later than in the foot hills, owing to the difference in altitude. The ranch is surrounded by a fine eedar rail fence, and the proprietor has also enclosed a fine tract of timber which will be . very valuable in time. Attached to the House is a productive garden and orchard. This is one of the oldest farms in the county, . ifiaving been first located by S. P. Storms, at . east ten years ago. Taylor’s, writes our correspondent, “we came to the farm of Barker & Brothers. They were finishing a new house in the Gothic style, and intend making their place a sumSoon after leaving for’city ladies and gentiemen. ments are fine scenery, excellent water, a commodious house, beautiful garden and . abundance of fruit.” The induce. 3 {leaving them our course became less difficult, following once more the crest of the . ridge. The country was almost destitute of vegetation, except where there was standing j tremely dwarfish. Our until nine

; o clock, when the country changed again ! . water, and the pines in sight looked exroute continued thus j) and grass became abundant. Arriving at a . slope in the mountains my eyes were re. galed with one of the loveliest scenes I had ever witnessed. I was transfixed; I conld not realize that . barren mountains. There, sure enough, was . the sought for valley—there it spread before . us like a vast picture, some four miles in ilength by a mile in width, with a clear pee ‘ i such a beautiful spot . id ami ase . mer resort or fashionable boarding house . > F iful spot could be hid amid these . Paper aQnrgings. + E. FRANCHERE, . Post Office Building, North San Juan, iH . of . > ai . . Satin, Machine Satin, Oak, Oak Filling, Saloon, Scene and Bed-room Papers. Velvet and Gilt, Velvet, satin, Oak moulding, Egg Borders, for Oaks, and common Borders. Plain Shades; Gilt Border “© Velvet and Bronze Shades ; LundscapeOil Green, Blue and Crimson Tassels; ; Covds, Pulleys, Roller Ends, Brackets, &e., &c. . Also—some fine new patterns of Paper. Entirely new styles, just from England sian New York. PAINTS, Oils, Varnish Brushes, §c., . Allof which will be sold at very low rates. Fire AS just received direct from New York, a large assortment of Paper Mangings, consisting in part . . ! . { . ' . . For regular and transient lodgers, have been fitted up incomnection with the Restauraut. They will be found inferior to none. PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PARTIES . Furnished with Dinners or Sappers to order, in the most satisfactory manner. Give George a Call. aug 1552tf SAN JUAN BAKERY. BOARDING and LODGING The undersigned respectfully informs his friendsand the public generally that he has now finished. bis . sia FIRE-PROOF BRICK BUILDING, For the accommodation ofall those who may favor him witha call. , ‘ ¥8. No trouble will be spared to give satisfaction. 4s All kinds of CAKR, for Weddings and Parties, will be furnished at shert notice. which it aims to be the exponent and representative. Particular attention is paid to the MINING INTEREST, i that being the prominent industrial feature of the connty, as of the State at large; but believing that the stability and genuine prosperity of mountain communities depend upon the successful development of other pursnits, which are less dangerous and uncertain for labor without capital than gold hunting is known to be, we have sovght to exhibit the adaptability of the mountains tothe important hterests of farming, gardening, fruit growing, and many kindred avocations. We have tried to mike the Hyrpravuiic Press always representative of what is best in Caiifornia, and to correct some of those unjust prejudices agninst her people which obtain abroad. Tn short, it has been our constant endeavor to make th¢ paper useful, decent and respectable. If a paper conscientiously conducted on the above plan is thought werthy ofsupport. weask for and hope tu receive it. The Subscription Price FROM . Marysville to North San Juan. . Se HAVING perfected ti'y arfangez S Paes Gs ments for the summer, my teams will . leave Marysville every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Friday and Saturday for z French Corral, Birchville, Sweetland and North San Juan. All Goods marked “care Seely Marysville’ will b% forwarded immediately on their arrival, 4g Be caretnl to forward shippers receipts to “J. &. Seely. Marysville.” No charge for storage on Goods consigned to me. All orders for the purchase of Goods carefully atterde ed to and forwarded at the lowest rates, F 0 Cash on Delivery. J. A. SEELY. North San Jnan. March 18,1859. 31 tf At the Gaik ‘Tree Market, . You can obtain the very best . . Corned Beef at 1214 cents per Sonn . stream of water passivg through its centre HENRY FREUDENTHAL is $9 per annum, or 35 for six months, payable invari. oe sieges Bear River and American River Ridge. . > a ere tnt ag } eo et ality tines: by the Barrel, or at 15 cents retail. . I was soon recalled to my business. The Aout noon,” continues our correspond. ent, ‘we arrived at Bear river, a small yet beantifulstreamrunning between picturesque banks and high mountains. Here we rested for lunch, after which we ascended the mountain by a circuitous road excavated to . the summit. It is a splendid highway, and much credit is due to its proprietors, who keep it in excellent condition. The only fault we found was with the toll, against which our party demurred, thinking it exerbitant. Being weary and impatient it is possible our dispute might have ended in anger if not in bard knocks, had not a wo. cattle were pushing their way down the ravine, eager to enjoy the rich feast in store . for them. We soon followed, and found on . reaching the valley that it had not lessened any in its beauty. The grass was some six or We stood gazing as long as we could find new . features te extol, until we bethought us of . eight inches tall over the entire bottom. our horses, taking which we moved to the camp which was on a knoll overlooking the whole valley. There a small cabin had been built by some men sent out to fence in the valley. We unsaddied our horses, tarning Successor to Sims & Fraser, Oregon st., between Front and Davis, SAN FRANCISCO. Manufacturer of Fire-Proof Doors and Shutters Bank Vaults, Grating, Railing, Balconies, &c., &¢. B. A very large assortment of very superior e@ Doors and shutters, manufactured in New York N North San Juan, Noy. PZ, 1853, 13 6in NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Nos. 32 and 34 Broad street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, Proprietor. 4h ELE undersigned would respectfully announce to eling public, that he has leased the well-known and POPULAR HOTEL. knownes the National Exchange, on Broad street, Nevada. The building is of Brick, three stories high, and Thoroughly Firce-Proof, (Having stood two firer.) The several apartments have recently been fitted up in astyle that cannot be surpassed, and sixteen entirely ney roorasadded; making this the most commodious ifotel in the city. The Beds and Furniture the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, and the tray. Connected with the Newspaper Establishment is a full stock of assorted material for every kind of JOB PRINTING, which we will execute as well and as reasonably as it can be afforded in any interior office. Subscriptions, Advertisements or Orders can be forwarded by Mail or Express, addressed as above, to AVERY & WATERS. Encourage Home Industry! The subscribers would respectfully inform the people of * The Ridge” that they have recently made additions to theit former stock of Printing material, and are now better prepared than ever to turn out work in their line. CLARK & ©9. Manufacturers, Mechanics and Inventors THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN TO BE ENLARGED! A New Volume—New Series, to comavence on July 2d, 1859. aaa Instead of 416 pages, the Yearly Vee, Enlarged Series, will contain Bight Nundred and Thirty-Two. Pages of Valuable Reading Matter, tisefal.and instructive to all classes. . ! es ne Scientific American is published Weekly ji Quarto Form, suitable for Binding, and the nineties tigure . i They have just received and put up one of 8. P. RUG. fora single year contain information in regard to New . 1 es ae ania beat ae es . 4 acs ; WSIS 3 are NEW, and for comfort cannot be excelled. ag: dp : Inventions, Machinery. all B N man opportunely restored quiet by disclosie 3 ied aa Be cee er meh, Be nine of teat Seuminen ale ae and eadenate tek THE TABLE will at all times be supplied with a seneahe iG.) PRESSES Processes, ’ Sericeiurit inphenents, Roe ‘ doubt, they were grateful. The next day . Sa mctprot al] the VARLETIES the market aifords. PRINTEIN SSES, Millwrighting, Iron Manufacrure, ing that she had a third interest in the road. Of course we paid without more ado. Driving the cattle up the mountain was a laborious task, and we were glad to arrive ata good camping place where we found plenty of feed and water, and forgot our hard day's being Sunday we remained over, and would have prolonged our stay had we hadan ample supply of provisions. The proprietors intend to build a good house next season, jand move up their families. They were Also—a very large lot of second-hand shutters of varions dimensions, all for sale at very low rates A'l orders from the interior, Oregon and Washington Territories orany place on the Pacific coast attended to with promptness and dispatch. WS_Oregon street is in front of the. Custom House, north side of United States Court Buildings. 51 3m Game Suppers got up to Order Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation ‘ of Ladies and Families. The bi Sd running in all directions from Ne vada, have their Offices at, and take their departure from the National Exchange. . whieh for speed and faithful impressions are acknow!ledged to stand pre-eminent. CONSTANT ADDITIONS of the latest siyles of Types. Borders, Flourishes, Ornaments &c.,are beimg made, which enable them to print : : Chemistry ; itr faet, . almost every industrial pursuit receives more or less attention in its columns. All Pateut Claims officially published every wee reported from the Patent Office; and for 7 wp INVENTORS AND PATENTEES It contains information not to be obtained elsewhere, i -and which no mechanic, inventor or patentee can well BROS SAAS sidakia pe a ACCOMMODATION STAGE Open All Nighi. ; Pamphlets, Posters, Circulars, do without : journey ina sound sleep. Next morning we THE BAR, will be constantly supplied with the} Invitatiems, —Handbiits, Cards, _ As a Pamily Journal it has no superior for reat prac: Se a spot FROM choicest Wines, Liquors ar.d Cigars. Labels, Bill-heads, Catalogues, tical utility, since in its columns wilt be found useful assed through Dutch Flat. This is a phea: Having had long experience in the Business, I am Legal Blanks, Btls of Fare Receipts, ractical Recipes. P g : S.M. I, fof being able t it : ; : sant town situated in a rich mining district. though there is not much doing there in the way of mining at present, owing to the scarcity of water. The streets are wide; clean and kept well sprinkled. There is but one brick building in the place. The inkabitants were somewhat surprised to see so large a drove passing in the direction we took. Leaving Dutch Flat and taking the Senha Qo ————__________ Tue Poor Inpians.—The Indian race in this State is fast becoming extinct. A few more years will witness their decay, and the countless numbers who, not long ago; roamed through ever our cities, will be numbered with the dead. We must confess, abject and unclean as many of them were, we had a certain respect for them,as the representaNorth San Juan to Marysville J. 8. McCUE i J _ Ig now runping an_ Express. and iY <% Jobbing Stage from North San Juan to Marysville every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, leaving The Sierra Nevada Hotel avélg a. M. Ile will receive and execute orders for purchases of commissions are confided to him. on réasonable terms. ee ooo lineata nis tannic nnn ener all kinds, transport freight, and attend to whatever confident of being able to make the National the best Ifotel iu the Mountains, and a comfortable home for Travelers. Charges will be Moderate, to Suit the Times. A LIVERY STABLE Ts connected with the House, and particular attention will be given to taking care of horses, carriages &c.— Horses and Catriages can at all times be procured, by application at the Bar. GEO. R. LANCASTER, Proprietor. jan 22. 23tF UNITED STATES HOTEL. “ and in short everything that can be done im the way of Printing, at very moderate prices. PRINTING IN COLORS, When desired, work will be done in eolors, Sizes, fd Bronzes &c. Tlaving had an experience of many years itr the art. we think that we can give general satisfaction. AVERY & WATERS. NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE. Carefal attention will be given, from ti reports of the Metal, Luinber, _ Every number will contain sixteen pages and fortyeight —penet of matter, with several illustrations of” patented machinesand other engravings, comprisi ! a single year about " ea Six Hundred Original Engravings. With the Enlarged Series is presented an opportuni-ty to subscribe not likely to occur again in man years. It will be like commencing a new work—Vol, » No. L New Series, ptions without delay, so as to me to time, to and other Markets. Send in your subscri begin the new volume—July 2d. ; Passengers will be taken on the down trips, at low TERMS: ridge road our troubles began in earnest, . j:.45 of the past. of Californi: Be = wee a se SE: oe aan side of the road were dense thicka8 = . Ee een = eae . Names and orders can be left at the Hotel as above. Corner Cand Third streets, Marysville. $2 a Year—One Dollar for Six Months. * traditions we could trace the back history 50tt STOKES & SHIELDS, Prop’s. Southern, Western and Canadian money or Post Of: ets of plum and cherry bushes, as also a, low of our State. They had, and stilk have The P an 1a x ae taken at par for subscriptions, Canadian thorny shrub too mean to have aname. The}.. : te ae eal FULITON FOUNDRY e Proprietors wou Tespeetsa _ rs wil _coracthe Savona ge cents extra Ag ; “t ne ei about them an air of antiqnity, which leads re eg Pte _— —_— — ~ public * ubuakieains aaa a. te “ 7 wont being hungry siee oe us from the present through the misty dis‘ 5 aeten a this new Hotel ine ails see. parcitnlars of tee indweements for yg gale highway to pick what little green grass grew . tance of the obscure past. Disease aud war Iron Wrks. eR’ passed by any house in the city, and are men copies of the paper, and a pamphlet of information: amongst the bushes, and as it was next to . have decimated their ranks, until,we believe, ' eS now pets to ee all who qe desire good oy cee sai of Patents may behead grate impossible to reach them with horses we not — — number now — _— in HINCKLEY & Cco., Me Stokes te welt Saisie ab the locgier proprietor £0 — ublishers of the Scientific American; = " Age Californiawhen it was wrested from Mexican é : f “Charley's Restaurant,” where he was acknowledzed i 37 Park Row, New Yor. r sity : ree é e Mission, . ° y ; bstle chs 3 9 had to depend upon the intelligent SEE authority. Many of these poor people have FE ee 4 eres beatin eek ry Tratation Js, there. Opposite Schardin’s Saloon, Main street. 7. —~->—><. x= = — of our dog, a large Scotch terrier, who! been murdered by the whites, others shot SAN FRANCISCO. pets cilelly avted is Galt ct as or hee ends are AVING just opensd's Beet & Shoe Oak Tree Market. would seize the refractory animals by the . down in on ee, nA —" ANUFACTURERS of Quant Muzs. at TERMS: STORE in this place, the undersigned would re: * * Victims to excess in stron rink. We ieve Mitts, Stsam ENotnes, Pumps, Cast Iron Fronts, pectfully inform the gentlemen in t is vicinity the = a rt oe asen Be: a tt ‘that at the, presens dene teas are three or} fer pet pe ve = ods of oe Pca oa Poin Longing eae PIBESR <s*. = cae poe their wants in hie line with the CLARK & CO. ° ered some for water, haying to trave i a eA ge : farnished at short notice. Every style inishing to . o. =" Pree ee . -RESPE We su ; yes . four companies in the field, shooting these . tron when-cast. Repairing of Machinery neatly done. — > Meals iikges clpctidlanabinatoce eS 60 Best Quality, ae an nog a miles in the dust without any. bout three poor creatures in their rnpcherias, and rothPatteru-making mali its varieus forms. Prices reasSUMS «+roree: se eee WO. STOKES and at the E ‘Juan and vicinity that they i in the.afternoon we were regaled with the . Iessly murdering women and ieee B = ig . onaiite. 2 6m i 28 3m A. M. SHTELDS. . Lowest Prices, oper ve leased fromJ. W. Guthji m, the water in which stood . 24t Tow our"purpose to investigate bow far . ———~ -. : ; . rea = ate, deep with the sreat piess the whites are justifiable in making war up“KEROSENE LAMPS. To Miners, Either of Eastern manufacture, or Fine New Brick Market,, abou mc ‘India * ; & L. McGUIRF. at the San Jean Drug Store, i ! : on the Indians, or how far the" latter have L. & E are prepared furnish any articles not usnal Made to Order! -on Main street, where they will kee i . ATS ‘ : : pease Pate : rpetiore . p always on hand! jus stooting throwgh it. Here we camped proyoked the former. .It may be that it is, ht, ners arannty » Sueshot antes cede as D AYS NOTICE pont vd epg Ree © . Thesnbscriber is a practical Boot-maker, aml will as heretofore every kind of; it ee and remained’ until‘ next-morning. “Some ja gost and proper retaliation for the thievery kk ee Oil. . Rulleys, Hose, and every article wanted. . ’ ee his work. San Ramimeceon will FRESH AND PICKLED ME ATS, _Perpons had’ built a house near by, which . 0 tee nee a wiclipdabioetat th Lamps ofall sizes ie 4nd tacsiad he dase _ PROR S CORNET" . , rth epions. Jaa ieee: 1Oiny © . Fresh Beef. Pork, Mutton and Véal; killed every day. ae ade eee . Ppt . t Di with Lamps ofa and kinds for buening the same? Wien — The Best Corned ” Twas : w in a ruinous condition. * Th ae a ldte brutal butehery of male and female In-. _ emma ghey eis eae eat oF Whe eee RoSap ie m i. = CANDIES! CANDIES!! : vara . . : . > ia + . iniv : . e . -also ap old hay press, the seme party 4ay*/ dians, at the forks of Butte Cteek, in Butte . iuty tothe eyes than { iy Sehpliriies Hoe ta une PICTURES THAT ARE PICTURES! SULENDID LOT OF French Gandies just Beet Cattle fer Sate. ; ing harvested and baled hay-lt loug. ago. : county.— Standard. +. of My v2 ltf A large variety just received, opened hy SAMUELSON, Enqnire as above. May 11, 1859. Be citegebatines Sait. =: # z . . ¢ id . ae : ee ‘ aes “e > . .