September 8, 1860 (5 pages)

7 VOL. 3. enero ete onteemintepet eaten tienen Re NPE ONIS een Pare Eth Bets nnaanlnere oa Psat roa ee The First Cocoons Raised in Califoré nia.--Openi of a New Source ef Industry ana Wealth. Mr. Henry Hentsch, banker ef this city, has favored us with a number of cocoons of silk worms, preduced iu the garden of Mr. E. Prevost, at the San José Nursery, at San José. These are particularly interesting as the first cocoons yet grown in California, and are entitled to special notice from the fact that the repeated experiments which have been made here to this end, have at last been crowned with success, and thus a new ficid for enterprize and industry is opened to our people. For several years Mr. Hentsch has been convinced of the adaptability of our climate to the production of the mulberry tree and the silk worm. About three years ago he commenced making experiments, and imported a quantity of mulberry seeds from France. These were sent to Mr. Prevost, Che Aydraulic Press, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BAUSMAN & WATERS, Editors and Proprietors. Terms for the Paper. One Year, invariably im sdVamce .ve.cesesscceeeen GS WO Six Mouths, “< « « Three “ “ “ “ seveeraeeresssesentees 3 OO ereeesereccevesccerenner & OO Terms for Advertising. ne Square, (12 lines) first insertion,.....$3 00 Each sabsegquent insertion,... niiscpaudsnbonaiest 1 00 4@~ Business cards not exceeding four lines of this type, will be inserted for $6 00 a quarter. TD RA IR SEP TE I I SRA SII, Tue Immigration.—The overland immiVariety. i C. ST. LOUIS, Watchmaker and Jeweller, AT THE SAN JUAN DRUG STORE, Main street, Nerth San Juan I take this method of informing my friends and the public that I have removed to the FIRE-PROOF BRICK, ktown as the San uaa Drug Sto¥e, where I am ptepated to repair watch. es, clocks &c.,at very low rates add in a satisfactory manner. I keepon hand an assortment of FINE JEWELRY, Consisting of Butkles, Bracelets, Necklaces, Chains, Charms, fire Gold and Enameled Lockets, Brooches, Far Rings, Finger Rings, sleeve Buttons, gold and silver Thimbles, Gents’ Fob Buckles, Pins, ringa, studs &c., all of which will be sold at fair prices. Jéwelry made to Order. ‘ Plain and Fancy Jewelry made in a workmahiike manner. Sign of the Big Watch. my 19tf House and Lot for Sale. E. ‘POW ERS offers for sale his House and gration has commenced coming in, though not in so great numbers as in former years. We daily meet these new comers in our peregrinations about the city, and judging from the jaded and travel-worn appearance they invariably present, we conclude the journey “the plains across” is now quite as arduons as when we made it in 1849. The immigrant is generally disappointed and dissatisfied with the country on his arrival here.— He seems to have started with the ideas that prevailed in 1849 and ’50—that the gold lays on the top of the ground everywhere; or that the new comer has only to intimate that he is willing to work for wages and he will be besieged at ence by a crowd all anxious to secure his valuable services, at any wages he may demand. It takes but a little experience in the country, however, to con 3 8 . partner with me in the too rosy for the day of bis coming. ffe . for eres at three different times ; but, . P Cigar and Tobacco Business, . finds thst the gold lays a great way under . OWing te the inferior quality they did not which will be continued at the old stand, south the ground and in very email quantities, at . succeed in raising them, that, and is to be had only by the severest toil; that employment is difficult to obtain and wages small. However, he should not be discouraged. If he be determined to succeed he can do so. Let him set about doing whatever may offer, even. at the current wages. and if he persevere, practice in! dastry, economy and temperance, he will have a “dead thing on a pile” in the course of time. and a much shorter time than in any of the Eastern States. He can’t afford to treat often, it is true, nor to irrigate him self with liquid lightning at two bits a flash ; s % iS ms . => HEREBY informs his friends and he should avoid farro and poker, for all ‘pines the appearance of those now before WS)) FASS and the public that he bas removed these are fundamentally opposed to fortune . Ve should say they were of a supetior qual. from the oi stand, to Pa . making; these were the “elephants” of the early days of California, at whose feet the . yellow, or golden color, Miner, mechanic and merchant were wont to deposit their honest earnings, and which never failed in a little while to most effectually ‘‘play them out.”—/lacerzille Dem. a a ia Rc Oveoarrron Sikawsttiv Line —The /!lowing, from the New York Commercial AdVertiser of the 10th May, throws some lhght on the flurried state of Panama and Pacific Mail stocks in the New York market: There is a prospect for a determined op position to the Panama route for the California trade and trevel. In addition to the Granada.and Moses Taylor, already dispatchtd to the Pacific, the Coatzacoalcos has been purchased for New Orleans parties, (into whose hands she came as security for advantes) for about $60,000—a very moderate figure. The sale was for cash. It is undetstood that she will sail for the Pacific in a few days, to take her place inthe line. The Illinois and Star of the West ate to perform the service on this side, with another vessel. hot yet néned. The Hlinois, of het fetutn tMp will be thoroughly overhauled, and have new boiltrs put in. The Isthmus of Tehuantepec Will be used for the transit, and the detetrmination is to make the trip in eighteen days. It seems to be generally understood that the parties Who were owners and concerned in the old Sloo mail conttact, the — in interest in the (Cedar Key and ernando) Florida railroad, and several influential and wealthy capitalists at Washington and the South, with some parties here, have combined to give strength and solidity to the affair. A determined effort, backed by strong influences, will be made to get a mail contract from the next Congress, via Tehuantepec, in eighteeit days time. California Will back this application, and the hoped-for effect upon het elections may lead to strong exertions in its behalf by politicians. aoe _Enetisa ako FaeXch Naviss.—Donald McKay, the great ship-builder, writes to the Boston Commercial Bulletin some of the results of his observations in the British navy yards. The Goveiunient is now building 53 steam war Vessels, of various kinds, carrying 1783 guns, of teatlt ats many as the whole United States navy. By the mid. availed of by Mr. Prevost. vince him that sach expectations are a shade . te this source, Mr. Hentsch sent to China who with commendable seal, put them in, and the result was a rapid germination and growth, and in a little over three years they had become trees and were producing fruit. The next thing was to send for the silk worms. It will be remembered that the disease which appeared among the silk worms in France and Italy afew years ago, alarmed the producers and manufacturers so that . at Coley’s store, Main street,on they sent to China to replenish the stock ; and the agents passing through this city, we then called attention to the fact. rived here from Hongkong and took steamer for New York and thence to Europe. One of these agents, knowing the interest taken by Mr. Hentsch in the subject, gave hima number of the eggs, which were at once Not disheartened by this failure he then sent to Turkey (Bulgaria and Adrianople) and procured another lot which proved to be good, and from these and the few Chinese ones which the agent let him have, the present fot have been reared. They are pronounced by those who profess to know about silk worms, to be not only the largest, but the most delicate in texture and color ever seen, and Mr. Hentsch himself, being a good judge, thinks he never saw any equaily fine. Qur own Knowledge of the subjectis but limited; but te judge ity. Some are milk white, and othets a pale They are covered with a delicate webbing of silken threads, and within each rattles the lifeless form of the industrious little animal that has thus spun its own tomb. The long-mooted problem of the ability of our soil to produce the mulberry, and of our climate to raise ihe silk worm, is now satisfactorily settled. Grain and wiae, wool and the precious metals are a fixed fact.— Silk may now certainly be added to the precious list of our products. The price of silk has been steadly rising, with the increased demand, fot some years. More than $40,000,000 worth of the raw materia! is annually consumed in the French manufactories, and yet the demand is augmeuting. . Now when we consider that the raising of . the silk worm is at least an uncertain employment in Burope, uwing to the casualties of fain, thunder and lightning, and other tastialties which are destructive to them, and that here in California the very requisites for their successfitl production exist, it seems a foregone conclusion that this branch of industty-must soon be commienced in a land so eminently favorable. to it. It is no longer an experiment. The ball has been set in motion and it only needs a few enterprizing men to make it a general thing.— Until Cotonel Hataséthy opened np the resources of Sonoma Vailey with his experiments in grape Vines, tio one thought of going exteusively into that business. But his example has been ¢diilagious,and at presént the cultivation of the vine bids fair to overshadow everything else in that valley. It has been the sante with dozens of other things. All that was wanted was for some enterprising man to start in and his success emboldened others: California has within hetself tesources whith are yet but io their infancy ; and great as has been the progress of vine and wool-gtowing, we are inclined to think that the culture of the silk worm thay be thade to rival them in value. — The market for raw silk is unlimited. ean tlever be overstocked. The business cannot be overdone. No matter how much is raised, it will instantly couimand & price; especially as the product in Europe threatens to be cut off. [t requires little or no capital; tio eXpensive buildings; children or wore can employ themselves, as in France, in the cultivation of the trees; They arBut in addition e@ Loton Sherokee street, in the town of North San Juan. The Lot is 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 houses, quiet and respectable, The preprietor desires to move onto * latger tot fn — part of town. whichis his only motive fer selling. For terms and other particulars call at this office, cr mayl19tf Cc. E. POWERS. Dissolution. fer copartnership heretofore existing between the, undersigned, is this day dissolved by . mutual consent. W. J. Maldoon is alone authorised to sign in liquidation. A. KUNAST, W. J. MALDOON, —side Main street, under the name and style of . Peck & Maldoon. . Thankful for the very liberal patronage here: tofore bestowed on me, I would respectfully solicit its continuance to the new firm. W. J. MaLDOON. (t7Fresh FRUITS constantly on hatd. North San Juan July 21, 1860. jy 28-3 i. VT. SAXBY NEW AND COMMODIOUS STABLES, AND CORRAL, . At the Foot of Main street, hand having associated himself with the Messrs. Huffa. ker, is better prepared tnan ever to furnish excellent accommodations for stock ofal, kinds. and to stipply HAY AND GRAIN . ofthe best quality, at the lowest market price. Retu ning thanks fox the past liberal patrottage.they . . most respectfully solicita continuance of the same. . Hay and Graik dellyered to any part of the towt, free of churge. Pog Po = HUFFAKERS & SAXBY. Notth San Jttan; Jane 30th, 1800, tf C. L. LOW. bb acessstccces saazae scosecoeestisoP. F. LOW . LOW BROTHERS & CO., BANKERS, . Corner Plazaand High sts; Marysville \ Gold Dust purchasedat the highest market rates; . Advances made on Gold Dust for Assay, or Forward1 ed tothe Mint for coinage. Checks at Par, on Parrot & Cory San Francisco, Gur Sight Exchanges For sale on HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, NEW YORK. Also, on the other principal Eastern cities. . Purchase city, county and state securities, certificates . of Deposit, and other Exchange, at current rates, and transact a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. june 16 3m ~ GUTTA PERCHA G00Ds. i ewe undersigned having been appointed by the Gutta Percha Manufacturing Co., of New York, sole agents for the sale of their Goods, are now prepared to take orders from the trade, for quantities, at the lowest 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 evety purpose to which the latter can be applied, atid possessing other valuable properties which that has not. Unlike India Rubber, it is not effected by dils er acids, and is warranted not to become sticky or decomposed, in the hottest climates. It also possesses that great property of value in Robbet, chearitess, costing no more, and answeritig & better ptirpose. The article of Machine Belting, it Made by this Company, is now greatly in ti36 among thelarge factories of the East, univefsal testimony having beeti given as to its vast stipetiotity over India Rttbber Beltiitz, and its equat giodtiess with the best Leather article, While the cost is FAR Less. Flexibility arid Durability afehere’combined. We can supply any site ot thickaess that may be required. The fiydraulic Hose Made by this Company, is very popularen account of its great strength and durability. It may be subjected to the hardest usage without fear of its being torn of cut by sharp stones or the rough character of the which, in Erance requiring four or five years . ground. A size is now being made which is believed to to reach maturity, are here warmed by our . Ye very superior for the purpose of prolific soil, into bearing condition in three. CGE pant pee wenn the Chins sew.0n the There are pyenty of Italians and French here stocks are completed, the British fleet will tount 135 vessels, with 17,099 guns, and 132,786-horse power, or about. eight times fis many guns as our navy. Over two hundred thousand men will be required to man the vessels. The French navy is, in guns, only little over half as strong as the English. ‘ ; nutritions and palatable. Max 1s Woxperrutty Mape.—Man has Our people should take this at once into the power of imitating «Imost every motion! -onsideration, and whenever a shade tree is Dut tha: of flight. i matutity ind health, 66 bones in his head; : 0.15 po more than any other, and is at once 60 in bis thighs and legs; 621m bisarms . \ajyable piece of property. Finally, the and hands, and 67 io his back. He has, cultivation of the mulberry tree and the silk also, 434.muscles. His heart makes 64 pul-' ¥ orm seems to have been especially designgations in a minute, and theretore 3,840 in . . 4 by Providence as an easy and agreeable an hour—making 92,160 in a day. There) . oans of wealth for California. The beauare also three complete circulations of bis ji¢,) specimens before us indicate what can blood in the short space of an hour. be accomplished, and it may be set down as ‘a fixed fact, that the business will yet be reckoned among the great branches of California’s industry.—Alta California. Eleven women in Chester, Illinois, re‘cently armed themselves with axes, hatchets, revolvers, knives, and other offensive weapons and broke up the liquor shops in that towp. A meeting of the liquor dealers was subsequently held, and bold resolutions against the women adopted, but what action . they led to is not stated. be set to work by thousands, if required ; or even Indians. The seed can now be obtained in endless quantities, as Mr. Prevost The tree is not only usefal but is a beautiful As Far Up as toex Own.—We have jost heard a good ’un. Not long ago a distinguished divine was walking with a friend past a new church, in which another distinished divine is shepherd. Said the friend to the D. D., looking up at the spire, which . was tall and not yet completed: — _ & How much higher up is that going to be?” . Not much,” said the D. D., with a sly Jaugh, “ they. don’t own far in that direction. has upwards of 40,000 trees in his nursery. . To effect these, he has in! +, ye planted, let it be a mulberry tree. It . Hydraulic Mining, Combining as it does, the qnalities of STRENGTH, FLEXIBILITY and DURABILITY; and it cai be fiirwho understand the business, and plenty . nished at a moderate cost compared with any thing more can be brought here; Chinamen can else that is capable of doing the same amount of work. This we can supply according to ordé?. From the vast superiority in all itsrespects of the Gutta Percha Clothing, . Made by this Company, large orders have been receiv. ed from the Government. for the use of the United States Arniy, _ Of coats. pants, riding leggins, ponchos, etc. Also, of ornament; while the fruit is proverbially camp mattresses, blankets, Knapsacks, Tent Knap. sacks, etc. These last will be found of valtie to mi. ners. and for camping purposes generally. The trade are invited toexamine our samples. CHAS. P. DANIELL & CO., 55, Commercial street, corner Battery, . june 23 3m San Francisco. RIED Cherries! English Currants, resh Prunes, just received and for sale by Furniture. . Bier omaee: Bedsteads, Tables, &c., at reduced prices. W. G. GOLEY TO MOTHERS. . RS. SARAH COOK offers her services to the mothers of San Juan and vicinity asa nurse Recommendations of the higheft order given. Inquire at this office. Canvas! Canvas! LARGE quantity of every size from 1—0 to 10—0 : marl7 at BLOCK & FURTH’S. Kerosene Lamps! . NEW lot of these celebrated Lanips just received atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. jy7 : W. C. COLEY. Mr. S. S. B. PECK is this day admitted as a . } . FRED STABLE & CORRAL! Sa leerisoeercyecnencoermensertllsgoveneciarsaibesteamnredve=-asningbree-ne-myrchor arienaregporayeeeaeir UARUUE DOSE eme ante aaioaetonenioeommmemme ne Bisiness Cards, R. H. FARQUHAR, Justice of tae Peatt, Bridgeport Township. Office, in the old Masonic Hall Main s:reet,San Juan. 1 tf 0. P. STIDGER, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, And Conveyarcer. Office on the north side of Main street, one door West of E V. Hatfield’sstore, oppositethe Pioneer, NCRTH SAN JUAN. Nov. 13, 1857. 1 C. WILSON HILL, j Attornty at Law, Wiilattend promptly toall businessconfided to his care in Nevada and adjoining counties. Office — In Abbott’s Building, NEVADA. tf16 C. E. De LONG, Attorney at Law, D sTREET,.. SRROR Ts cr-vccbscdoees: eccsccsvcoee MARYSVILLE. Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, up stairs. jun16 PAINTING, Carriage, Sign and House Painting, Paper Hanaine, &c. Done in the best manner, by L. W. CURTIS. Shop on Main st., opposite Helfrich’s Soda Factory. JOHN A. SEELY, 5s Agent fot : The New dria Qultksiiver, The Best and Purest Article in the State! Post Office Building, North Sat Juan, Nevada ccunty, B. T. JORDAN, News Agent and Exprtssman, Kunsa Daily Express from North San Juan to Sebastopol, Sweetland, Birchville and French Corral. Califefnia and Atlantic papers for . sale. SMITH’S EXPRESS, Runs Daily from Notth San Juan to Shady Creek, Cherckee, Little Grass Valley and Columbia Hill.— AB-Califurnia and Atlantic Newspapers for sale. Letters and Packages carried, cottimirsions attended to and collections made. Agent for the Hydiatilic Press J. B. PAINTER, (LATE 0’MEARA & PAINTER,) Dealer in TYPE, PRESSES, PRINTING MATERIAL, Paper, Cards,and Printer’s Stock generally, 132 Clay street, near Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO. jan 21 ly WM. FAULKNER & SON, 132 Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal. GENTS FOR JAMES CONNER & SON’S U. S. TYPE FOUNDRY, etd dealers in all kinds of Printing materials.Printers will find it to theft advantage to call on us before purchasing. apr23 6m DENTIST. Dr. TT. Crossett, Operator in ali the different Depart= ments 6f Dentistry. Office, Nos. 3 and 4, Odd Fellow’s Hall. W. P. THOMPSON, DENTIST, Marysville..D street, between Third and Fourth. Tecth filled.with chemically pure Gold.= > Low else, J. W., can youmake guid pitre except by chemicals? My Skeleton Atmospheric Plate is still pttdotninant, autl iitist be, as it occupies but little, if any, more space, thai the natural teeth, there#y tetaining the volume of the voice; making thein comfortable and regulating contour. Dr. Winter—why do you aot ¢ome out like a man and test the matter, in pluce of descending to billingSgate. You say that yout itisetted skeleton Atinospheric plates fifteen yeats ago. Yoti assert what could not possibly have happetiet, otherwise it would have beenin use from that tinie forwatd, whereas Skeleton Atmospheric plates oh miy plan are of recent date. junl6 3m DR. E. FELLERS, SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST Nos. 3 and 4, Odd Fellows’ Hall, North San Juan. In the Mechanical Department, I will furnish either an upper or an under set cf Teeth on Gold Plate, at prices ranging from..$75 to $100: Silver Plate.... Nisimcsaeecess seseceiae «+ 25 to 50 In the surgical department, teeth be filled with gold, small cavities. eeddddiecessvacec $2 50 Large cavities,... $3 to 10 00 Extracting, per Tooth «». Lto 2 50 Cleansing Teeth .:..ccccoccssssscesescesesese 2 50t0 5 00 Pivot Tecth inserted upon healthy roots, 2 50 to 5 00 I am determined to work cheaf}, fer a Dentist. Entire satisfaction guarattded in all operations. I have made aitangements with Dr. Crossgert, who will be in constant attendance in the office, and my patrons can rest assured of every operation being performed in the most approved manner. july 14tf DR. F. C. CLARK, Dentist....Cherokee AS an Office ih the Turney Hotel, on Main Street, where he is prepared to perform all operations on the TEETH, onthe latest and most improved principles. ~ Dr. Clark will visit North San Juan, Sweetland, French Corral. Columbia Hill and Humbug every two or three months, professionally. mar24—3m FIRE! FIR5!! JOHN R, SIMS, SUCCESSOR TO SIMS & FRASER, Oregon street, between Front and Davis, SAN FRANCISCO. ANUFACTURER of Firé-Broof DOORS and Shutters, Bank Vaults, Grating, Railing, Balconies, &c., &c. N.B. A very large assortment of very superior Doorsand shutters. manufactured in New York city for Messrs. Lecount & Strong and — & Canfield of San Francisco, all new and thofotigh!¥ £76 atid thief broof. ALSO=a very large lot of second-hand shutters of various dimeisions, all for sale at very low rates. All orders from the interior, Oregon and Wasliington Territories, or any place on thé Patific coast, attended to with promptness atid dispatch. £G5-Oregoti street is iti front of the Custom House, north side of the United Stetes Court Buildings. aprl4 3m CABINET MAKING AND JOINING. The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of San Juati and vicinity that he has opened a Cabinet Making and Joinet’s Shop, Ou Flume street, where leis prepared to do all kinds of business in his line, promptly .and in the best style of workmiatiship. Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Washstabds, Bedsteads. Tables Safes, and in fact all kinds of Furnittire kept constantly on hand, made to order, and repaired. eSecond hand Furtiture a and sold. OHN G. ELINK. URNITURE & BEDDING! at REAMEBR'S. ‘Q CHOICE assortment of BOOTS, at an2l REAMER’S. REGON HAMS and SHOULDERS, at jan 21 REAMER’S. “7 INDOW GLASs, Atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. SS ee es id on ks wc ~ ae ae THE HYDRAULIC PRESS Variety. ARVSVILLE STAGE! OPPOSITION LINE? PPD wiieare nog steivsh eves e 2 ONDAY, VESDAY ah none ¥ at 64 o’clock in Hwornifig. — . : Omens tt M6 Sittta Nevada Hotel. —s. RETURN TRIPS Will be made every TUESDAY, qeusepay and SATURDAY. Marysville Office at ie Young Abierica Saloon, N. E. corner High aiid Second street. a FARE, $3 00 EACH WAY: Sa@rEvery care and comfort guaranteed. J. 8. McCUE, Phogitstet. North San Juan, May 12, 1860. t TIN & HARDWARE STORE, Stoves, HuraWwate i ae Tddls, 8 ac. froh ahd steel, ii merrsct Galvaniéed Iroh Pipe, iliac Vater Boxes, &, Ra-0n and made to orde FRANK. SMITH, Brick Row, Main street. North San Juan, Nov. 17,1857. 1tf CENTRAL RANCH SAW-MILL. 5 CLARK & CO. o 1 the attettion of the public to their splendid steam saW-ill, which is now turning out the very Hest of ae ee YELLOW AND SUGAR PINE LUMBER, = of every kind for building ahd mifiine purposed, and delivering it promptly Wherevet drdered They have tinrivalled facflittes for filllng otders immediately, and always sellile best material at tits !olwest prices. They also furnish every kind of SLUICE BLOCKS, ee as directed, and can supply the citizens of Notth Sah Juan with the Best of Fire Wood Orders can be left at the mill, or at the office it SAn Juan, on Main street, under the flume. J. F. CLARK, J. B. JOHNSON. Noy. 19th, 1859. tf Wood and Lumber Yard. LARK & CO. have an extensive Wood and Lumber Yard at the corner of Cherokee and Reservoir streets, by the terminus of the railway. Every kirid of saWed lumber is kept always oh hand, and large or stall demands can be instantly supplied. Fire Wood, either oak, pine or manzanita, greeh or dry, fot sale in any quantity, and Will e deliveied at shvit notice. Orders can bo left at the Yaftl, of at the office on Main street. J: ¥: CLARK, Nov. 19,1859. tf J. B: JOHNSON. Contractor and Builder. AWViD L. SWAIN; 4 practical Brick Mason and BULLDER, Will contract for the erection of . ae Fire-Proof Brick Houses In North San Juan and adjoining plattés. Héctan give the best of references rere and in San Fraiitisto. Johbing of al lids Wont to Order. BRICHS AND LIME always oi hand; and for sale inany quantity. North San Juén, May 19, 1860. tf Fine sti Meat Market, DEAN & BALDWIN Have opened a meat market in th North end of Green’s. NeW Flie-Prog ~ Brick, on Flume street, next doct, sotith of Franchere & Butler’s Drug store. CHRBAP MEAT! Cheaper than was ever before sold in San Juan. will be furrtistivd. every morning, at the Flume street Meat Market; of; ifdesited, deli¥éred ut any part of thetown. Theif afFatigetiiettts are so made, that they will alWays have the best and fattest of cattle, hogs and sheep: Ht. C. DEAN, T. F. BALDWIN. North San Juan, June 18,1860. 3m CAUFION. AVING complied with the requirements of the law necessary for procuring letters patent, for; and the exclusive right to manufacture and_8¢ll ah improvement in the fastenings to Hose Couplings, towit: To fasten to tugs or ears, on each half coupling, and bring them together with the power of the wedge. ‘ney warn nll Sabon iiét to infringe on any of 8 pfiiiciples of the aforesaid fastenings or couplings: apex M. A. WINHAM: North San Juan,dtly 7,. 1860.tf Shingles for Sale. 0,000 oan PINE de eeontas of a peridr quality for sale. Apply to ; ; 0. P. STIDGER, North 84h Juan, Jute 15,1860. tf Sugar Pine Lumber! 20 000 ge go = a ag ete er, of a 268, for sitlé cheap for oat ek ‘ 0. P. STIDGER. Dissolution of Co-pairtiiérship. rie firs, of J. W. Guthirle & Go. is this day dissolv by ——— All persotis de are requested to cali and settle their accounts to date. J. W. GUTHRIE & CO. Nortti Sait Juan, Sept. 1st, 1860. Oak Tree Market. N F. BROWN having leased the interest of e J. W. Guthrie in the above-named market is prepared to furhish tistomers with the bést Meats At the lotrest matket ptites. Beef Cattlé for Sale. _qa N. F. BROWN, are) Oak Tree Market; Main sireet: North San Juan, Sept: Ist; 1560; tf pets: An@ OILS; atthe — SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. COAL OIL! COAL OIL!! UST received at the San Juau Drug Store— large lot of PURE COAL OIL. For sale by the case, can or gal!on. 34 T. & L. McGUIRE. CHOICE assortment of CROCK Hé quality of RY! at _ ~REAMER’S. SASH! at ‘oy eer REAMER’S. at REAMER R°r* $ Blanks! Blanks! USTICE’S WARRANTS and SUMMONS’—ruled throughout—just printed and for sale at this office by the quire or hundted: PURE QUICKSILVER! LOCK & FURTH are Agents for the sale Quicksilver from the new Enriquita Mines. Thepurity of the article they have for sale is certified to by B. B.Thayer, State Assayer. marl7 Important to Miners Bw & FURTH have just received a large lot i of Lawrence Duck, which is offered at reduced rates. Sr aetna hat aS manne Sy ee ee ee ee a $$ Saloons and Liquor Stores. eres erusrererereseseresres eres ereseses ere GEM SALOON, DP STREET,...:. MARYSVILLE, ouite the Theater. -@e bine Dest of Wittes, LYqtors ‘ahd Cigars kept at the SAlo Twd h No. 1 Biltidrd Tables always in first-rate order. junl66m FRED. W. GETZLER, Prop’r. ; BILLIARDS, 25 CTS. AGAME! SAN JUAN BXCHANGE. C. SCHARDIN le co. bibiry andthe poo generaly io they have ronent ly made ge & proveinénts to re ve-hamed poplar resoft, atid dre better prepared thah ever to please i : fhree Binara ‘Tab es, _ Inf} Fst-rate ortter—tivo of them Kew Mirble Bed’ and éqiial toaity in the State. The Wood bedis the favorite 6ftheplace. . jie ti owt iN ro aptelidid Ten-Pit, Alle ; salieniten Well supplied % the a ees aiaon orth fetor t ve! : t fs f ‘ étor to . ev exer: tion " tiie the ohooh + Braet saphena fr all seékers of héalthy pléadtirab G. attached tothe es! perquisites of such e exercise. AR will be furnished with the very best ie WINES AND LIQUORS . To be iad in the Sah Francisco Market, and no pain’ will be 8pared to make everything pleasant _ attractive. CKER SALOON HE PUBLIC of North Sah Juan and Vicinity are informed that = SELKIRK & KING Ee tenovitig froin, their, old stand, and will open & INE NEW SALoon TO-DAY, in Frank Clark’s Building, on the i 2 ; sks Corhté Of Reservoir ind Main streets: They will keepa BAR stocked with the Cxorcest Lr QUORS, WINES, ALE, BEER, PcRTER, and HavaNa Cigars, 4a-An invitation is éxtetidéd td everybody to Giva us A CALL.“@Q Sore ee North San Juan, May 12, 1860. The Firstand Last Chance Saloon WHE PUBLIC Is INFOHMBD THAT ABBEY & CULLODI have opened a new and Handsortie Cr Seesenedsst See LiauOR AND SMOKING SALOON in the building formerly known as the Pioneer Liquor Store. They will keep the purest Wines and Liquors; best Cigars, and most fascinating of Bar keepers. Everybody who took the first chance in California; the second at Fraz¢t river, orthe last in ashoe,; are invited to give tle Subscribersa call. , ’ SAM. ABBEY, North San Juan, April 14, 60. GEO. CULLODI. ~C. SCHARDIN & CO., : Wholesale and Retail Dealergin Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco: Also— a general assortment of Fresh and Dried Fruit and Confectionery—south side of Maik street. : P orth San Judah, Nov. 17, 1857. [i tf] Fine Old Brandies. G. 8. HELFRICH, . Soda Water Manufacture’ DEALER I Fine Brandies, ° Wines; Ale, 2 Porter &c.~ preg: a the followttié Stands : : Old Si*érac, Otard, Jules, Robin & Co. Uiilied Vineyards, 3 7 elle, Otard, &c.; wiih Philadelphia and HOLLAND GIN, . Old Tom, Santa Cruz and Jatinica Rim, Monongahela; Bourbon, Irish atid Scotch Whiskey: cages Schreider atid Morizette Champaigne; ort, Sherry, Ginger, Hock, Sauterne Claret Wines, Asso Casé Liquors And Syrups, His extensive stock is now complete in every departMent, and will be offered at SACRAMENTO PRICES. San Jtitn North, Nov. 17, 1857. {13m} SAN JUAN BREWERY. This well-known establisinert, owned by Stoffler & Roch, is now tinder control of the junior member, Mr. Koch, and will sd Temaiy uatil the settlement of the estafe of Mr. Stoffler lately deteastd. The business of mantfacturiug Wilj be cotifintied as listotofore, aiid thie old kanes of the article fully midifitained. PATENTEE’S NOTICE. RR. Hi. DUNNING havitig jnst returned from @ the Atlantic States, till take this method to forbid all persons from infritiging on his Parent GoLD i kiiown et A illas , titining’s nitrturrent; ; ented by making or using the same without his permidsion. a ec a Those tho are tising it #ith ty conditional agreement, are fotified that I claim payment as per saic agreetiiett, an pang reddy to give. bills of sale to all who coniply wit teris of cdntract. : wih cof right fo the pateht td all who desire them; frofii this tithe. ane R. H. DUNNING. North San Juan, April 20th, 1860. 3m New Blacksmith and Iron shop. On Main street; tpposite Smith's Livery Stable North San Juan. BLACKSMITHING OF ALLKINDS Horse and Ox Shoeing. . fred DOORS and Shutters, and Iron Work it general. manufactured to order. __ Car Wheels for Sale. Tron atid Steel for sale. Also Mining Tools. by. 38 3m* MORGAN & GILL. Ranch for Sale. ; gers undersigned offets for sale his Ranch situated two miles from North San Juan, o the road leading therefrom to Cherokée, Sai Ranch consists of pre-emption of 160 acres,— regular survey, according to law.—Twenty-five acres — four or five acres in iree in potatoes, balance in vihes,corn and cabbage; in good gtowitiz contlitigh. Two never failing springs, furnishing abundant water for irrigati ost of the land not included in the Caditeke well adapted to grain growing. Upon the Ranch is a new house, containing six rooms, well lined} papered and paintedd. e Ranch will be sold with or witliout the crop, as one may wish. . “Toany one acquainted with the business of fattning; the above offers 4 good inducement. Terms, liberal and easy. For particulars, apply to Judge Farquhar, San Juan, or the substriber on the premises. Fite FRED. A. WILDER. , . Two Spring Ranch, August 23d, 1860. 2u254w ji The following Blanks cih alwits. Blanks.—s2ctiainea ag, this office, ut San Francisco prices. Executions, Warrants’ Summons’ Constable's and Sheriff's Sales, Affidavits, Garnishees, subpoenas, Deeds, motienens, Releaseé, Lease’s Undertakings, attachmeits, Examinatiohs, commitments, acknowledgements, jury summéns’s Venire, write appeal bends, Recognizance. &c:, &t. : “4 Janks of all kinds printed tovrder. nr ete ot Pr ad <5 ma 6 igh a ee ee ee eens Cyne. ener ee) : i fet Sh Sasa

7 VOL. 3. enero ete onteemintepet eaten tienen Re NPE ONIS een Pare Eth Bets nnaanlnere oa Psat roa ee The First Cocoons Raised in Califoré nia.--Openi of a New Source ef Industry ana Wealth. Mr. Henry Hentsch, banker ef this city, has favored us with a number of cocoons of silk worms, preduced iu the garden of Mr. E. Prevost, at the San José Nursery, at San José. These are particularly interesting as the first cocoons yet grown in California, and are entitled to special notice from the fact that the repeated experiments which have been made here to this end, have at last been crowned with success, and thus a new ficid for enterprize and industry is opened to our people. For several years Mr. Hentsch has been convinced of the adaptability of our climate to the production of the mulberry tree and the silk worm. About three years ago he commenced making experiments, and imported a quantity of mulberry seeds from France. These were sent to Mr. Prevost, Che Aydraulic Press, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BAUSMAN & WATERS, Editors and Proprietors. Terms for the Paper. One Year, invariably im sdVamce ..ve..cesesscceeeen GS WO Six Mouths, “< « « Three “ “ “ “ seveeraeeresssesentees 3 OO ereeesereccevesccerenner & OO Terms for Advertising. ne Square, (12 lines) first insertion,.........$3 00 Each sabsegquent insertion,...... niiscpaudsnbonaiest 1 00 4@~ Business cards not exceeding four lines of this type, will be inserted for $6 00 a quarter. TD RA IR SEP TE I I SRA SII, Tue Immigration.—The overland immiVariety. i C. ST. LOUIS, Watchmaker and Jeweller, AT THE SAN JUAN DRUG STORE, Main street, Nerth San Juan I take this method of informing my friends and the public that I have removed to the FIRE-PROOF BRICK, ktown as the San uaa Drug Sto¥e, where I am ptepated to repair watch. es, clocks &c.,at very low rates add in a satisfactory manner. I keepon hand an assortment of FINE JEWELRY, Consisting of Butkles, Bracelets, Necklaces, Chains, Charms, fire Gold and Enameled Lockets, Brooches, Far Rings, Finger Rings, sleeve Buttons, gold and silver Thimbles, Gents’ Fob Buckles, Pins, ringa, studs &c., all of which will be sold at fair prices. Jéwelry made to Order. ‘ Plain and Fancy Jewelry made in a workmahiike manner. Sign of the Big Watch. my 19tf House and Lot for Sale. E. ‘POW ERS offers for sale his House and gration has commenced coming in, though not in so great numbers as in former years. We daily meet these new comers in our peregrinations about the city, and judging from the jaded and travel-worn appearance they invariably present, we conclude the journey “the plains across” is now quite as arduons as when we made it in 1849. The immigrant is generally disappointed and dissatisfied with the country on his arrival here.— He seems to have started with the ideas that prevailed in 1849 and ’50—that the gold lays on the top of the ground everywhere; or that the new comer has only to intimate that he is willing to work for wages and he will be besieged at ence by a crowd all anxious to secure his valuable services, at any wages he may demand. It takes but a little experience in the country, however, to con 3 8 . partner with me in the too rosy for the day of bis coming. ffe . for eres at three different times ; but, . P Cigar and Tobacco Business, . finds thst the gold lays a great way under . OWing te the inferior quality they did not which will be continued at the old stand, south the ground and in very email quantities, at . succeed in raising them, that, and is to be had only by the severest toil; that employment is difficult to obtain and wages small. However, he should not be discouraged. If he be determined to succeed he can do so. Let him set about doing whatever may offer, even. at the current wages. and if he persevere, practice in! dastry, economy and temperance, he will have a “dead thing on a pile” in the course of time. and a much shorter time than in any of the Eastern States. He can’t afford to treat often, it is true, nor to irrigate him self with liquid lightning at two bits a flash ; s % iS ms . => HEREBY informs his friends and he should avoid farro and poker, for all ‘pines the appearance of those now before WS)) FASS and the public that he bas removed these are fundamentally opposed to fortune . Ve should say they were of a supetior qual. from the oi stand, to Pa . making; these were the “elephants” of the early days of California, at whose feet the . yellow, or golden color, Miner, mechanic and merchant were wont to deposit their honest earnings, and which never failed in a little while to most effectually ‘‘play them out.”—/lacerzille Dem. a a ia Rc Oveoarrron Sikawsttiv Line —The /!lowing, from the New York Commercial AdVertiser of the 10th May, throws some lhght on the flurried state of Panama and Pacific Mail stocks in the New York market: There is a prospect for a determined op position to the Panama route for the California trade and trevel. In addition to the Granada.and Moses Taylor, already dispatchtd to the Pacific, the Coatzacoalcos has been purchased for New Orleans parties, (into whose hands she came as security for advantes) for about $60,000—a very moderate figure. The sale was for cash. It is undetstood that she will sail for the Pacific in a few days, to take her place inthe line. The Illinois and Star of the West ate to perform the service on this side, with another vessel. hot yet néned. The Hlinois, of het fetutn tMp will be thoroughly overhauled, and have new boiltrs put in. The Isthmus of Tehuantepec Will be used for the transit, and the detetrmination is to make the trip in eighteen days. It seems to be generally understood that the parties Who were owners and concerned in the old Sloo mail conttact, the — in interest in the (Cedar Key and ernando) Florida railroad, and several influential and wealthy capitalists at Washington and the South, with some parties here, have combined to give strength and solidity to the affair. A determined effort, backed by strong influences, will be made to get a mail contract from the next Congress, via Tehuantepec, in eighteeit days time. California Will back this application, and the hoped-for effect upon het elections may lead to strong exertions in its behalf by politicians. aoe _Enetisa ako FaeXch Naviss.—Donald McKay, the great ship-builder, writes to the Boston Commercial Bulletin some of the results of his observations in the British navy yards. The Goveiunient is now building 53 steam war Vessels, of various kinds, carrying 1783 guns, of teatlt ats many as the whole United States navy. By the mid. availed of by Mr. Prevost. vince him that sach expectations are a shade . te this source, Mr. Hentsch sent to China who with commendable seal, put them in, and the result was a rapid germination and growth, and in a little over three years they had become trees and were producing fruit. The next thing was to send for the silk worms. It will be remembered that the disease which appeared among the silk worms in France and Italy afew years ago, alarmed the producers and manufacturers so that . at Coley’s store, Main street,on they sent to China to replenish the stock ; and the agents passing through this city, we then called attention to the fact. rived here from Hongkong and took steamer for New York and thence to Europe. One of these agents, knowing the interest taken by Mr. Hentsch in the subject, gave hima number of the eggs, which were at once Not disheartened by this failure he then sent to Turkey (Bulgaria and Adrianople) and procured another lot which proved to be good, and from these and the few Chinese ones which the agent let him have, the present fot have been reared. They are pronounced by those who profess to know about silk worms, to be not only the largest, but the most delicate in texture and color ever seen, and Mr. Hentsch himself, being a good judge, thinks he never saw any equaily fine. Qur own Knowledge of the subjectis but limited; but te judge ity. Some are milk white, and othets a pale They are covered with a delicate webbing of silken threads, and within each rattles the lifeless form of the industrious little animal that has thus spun its own tomb. The long-mooted problem of the ability of our soil to produce the mulberry, and of our climate to raise ihe silk worm, is now satisfactorily settled. Grain and wiae, wool and the precious metals are a fixed fact.— Silk may now certainly be added to the precious list of our products. The price of silk has been steadly rising, with the increased demand, fot some years. More than $40,000,000 worth of the raw materia! is annually consumed in the French manufactories, and yet the demand is augmeuting. . Now when we consider that the raising of . the silk worm is at least an uncertain employment in Burope, uwing to the casualties of fain, thunder and lightning, and other tastialties which are destructive to them, and that here in California the very requisites for their successfitl production exist, it seems a foregone conclusion that this branch of industty-must soon be commienced in a land so eminently favorable. to it. It is no longer an experiment. The ball has been set in motion and it only needs a few enterprizing men to make it a general thing.— Until Cotonel Hataséthy opened np the resources of Sonoma Vailey with his experiments in grape Vines, tio one thought of going exteusively into that business. But his example has been ¢diilagious,and at presént the cultivation of the vine bids fair to overshadow everything else in that valley. It has been the sante with dozens of other things. All that was wanted was for some enterprising man to start in and his success emboldened others: California has within hetself tesources whith are yet but io their infancy ; and great as has been the progress of vine and wool-gtowing, we are inclined to think that the culture of the silk worm thay be thade to rival them in value. — The market for raw silk is unlimited. ean tlever be overstocked. The business cannot be overdone. No matter how much is raised, it will instantly couimand & price; especially as the product in Europe threatens to be cut off. [t requires little or no capital; tio eXpensive buildings; children or wore can employ themselves, as in France, in the cultivation of the trees; They arBut in addition e@ Loton Sherokee street, in the town of North San Juan. The Lot is 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 houses, quiet and respectable, The preprietor desires to move onto * latger tot fn — part of town. whichis his only motive fer selling. For terms and other particulars call at this office, cr mayl19tf Cc. E. POWERS. Dissolution. fer copartnership heretofore existing between the, undersigned, is this day dissolved by . mutual consent. W. J. Maldoon is alone authorised to sign in liquidation. A. KUNAST, W. J. MALDOON, —side Main street, under the name and style of . Peck & Maldoon. . Thankful for the very liberal patronage here: tofore bestowed on me, I would respectfully solicit its continuance to the new firm. W. J. MaLDOON. (t7Fresh FRUITS constantly on hatd. North San Juan July 21, 1860. jy 28-3 i. VT. SAXBY NEW AND COMMODIOUS STABLES, AND CORRAL, . At the Foot of Main street, hand having associated himself with the Messrs. Huffa. ker, is better prepared tnan ever to furnish excellent accommodations for stock ofal, kinds. and to stipply HAY AND GRAIN . ofthe best quality, at the lowest market price. Retu ning thanks fox the past liberal patrottage.they . . most respectfully solicita continuance of the same. . Hay and Graik dellyered to any part of the towt, free of churge. Pog Po = HUFFAKERS & SAXBY. Notth San Jttan; Jane 30th, 1800, tf C. L. LOW.. bb acessstccces saazae scosecoeestisoP. F. LOW . LOW BROTHERS & CO., BANKERS, . Corner Plazaand High sts; Marysville \ Gold Dust purchasedat the highest market rates; . Advances made on Gold Dust for Assay, or Forward1 ed tothe Mint for coinage. Checks at Par, on Parrot & Cory San Francisco, Gur Sight Exchanges For sale on HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, NEW YORK. Also, on the other principal Eastern cities. . Purchase city, county and state securities, certificates . of Deposit, and other Exchange, at current rates, and transact a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. june 16 3m ~ GUTTA PERCHA G00Ds. i ewe undersigned having been appointed by the Gutta Percha Manufacturing Co., of New York, sole agents for the sale of their Goods, are now prepared to take orders from the trade, for quantities, at the lowest 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 evety purpose to which the latter can be applied, atid possessing other valuable properties which that has not. Unlike India Rubber, it is not effected by dils er acids, and is warranted not to become sticky or decomposed, in the hottest climates. It also possesses that great property of value in Robbet, chearitess, costing no more, and answeritig & better ptirpose. The article of Machine Belting, it Made by this Company, is now greatly in ti36 among thelarge factories of the East, univefsal testimony having beeti given as to its vast stipetiotity over India Rttbber Beltiitz, and its equat giodtiess with the best Leather article, While the cost is FAR Less. Flexibility arid Durability afehere’combined. We can supply any site ot thickaess that may be required. The fiydraulic Hose Made by this Company, is very popularen account of its great strength and durability. It may be subjected to the hardest usage without fear of its being torn of cut by sharp stones or the rough character of the which, in Erance requiring four or five years . ground. A size is now being made which is believed to to reach maturity, are here warmed by our . Ye very superior for the purpose of prolific soil, into bearing condition in three. CGE pant pee wenn the Chins sew.0n the There are pyenty of Italians and French here stocks are completed, the British fleet will tount 135 vessels, with 17,099 guns, and 132,786-horse power, or about. eight times fis many guns as our navy. Over two hundred thousand men will be required to man the vessels. The French navy is, in guns, only little over half as strong as the English. ‘ ; nutritions and palatable. Max 1s Woxperrutty Mape.—Man has Our people should take this at once into the power of imitating «Imost every motion! -onsideration, and whenever a shade tree is Dut tha: of flight. i matutity ind health, 66 bones in his head; : 0.15 po more than any other, and is at once 60 in bis thighs and legs; 621m bisarms . \ajyable piece of property. Finally, the and hands, and 67 io his back. He has, cultivation of the mulberry tree and the silk also, 434.muscles. His heart makes 64 pul-' ¥ orm seems to have been especially designgations in a minute, and theretore 3,840 in . . 4 by Providence as an easy and agreeable an hour—making 92,160 in a day. There) . oans of wealth for California. The beauare also three complete circulations of bis ji¢,) specimens before us indicate what can blood in the short space of an hour. be accomplished, and it may be set down as ‘a fixed fact, that the business will yet be reckoned among the great branches of California’s industry.—Alta California. Eleven women in Chester, Illinois, re‘cently armed themselves with axes, hatchets, revolvers, knives, and other offensive weapons and broke up the liquor shops in that towp. A meeting of the liquor dealers was subsequently held, and bold resolutions against the women adopted, but what action . they led to is not stated. be set to work by thousands, if required ; or even Indians. The seed can now be obtained in endless quantities, as Mr. Prevost The tree is not only usefal but is a beautiful As Far Up as toex Own.—We have jost heard a good ’un. Not long ago a distinguished divine was walking with a friend past a new church, in which another distinished divine is shepherd. Said the friend to the D. D., looking up at the spire, which . was tall and not yet completed: — _ & How much higher up is that going to be?” . Not much,” said the D. D., with a sly Jaugh, “ they. don’t own far in that direction. has upwards of 40,000 trees in his nursery. . To effect these, he has in! +, ye planted, let it be a mulberry tree. It . Hydraulic Mining, Combining as it does, the qnalities of STRENGTH, FLEXIBILITY and DURABILITY; and it cai be fiirwho understand the business, and plenty . nished at a moderate cost compared with any thing more can be brought here; Chinamen can else that is capable of doing the same amount of work. This we can supply according to ordé?. From the vast superiority in all itsrespects of the Gutta Percha Clothing, . Made by this Company, large orders have been receiv. ed from the Government. for the use of the United States Arniy, _ Of coats. pants, riding leggins, ponchos, etc. Also, of ornament; while the fruit is proverbially camp mattresses, blankets, Knapsacks, Tent Knap. sacks, etc. These last will be found of valtie to mi. ners. and for camping purposes generally. The trade are invited toexamine our samples. CHAS. P. DANIELL & CO., 55, Commercial street, corner Battery, . june 23 3m San Francisco. RIED Cherries! English Currants, resh Prunes, just received and for sale by Furniture. . Bier omaee: Bedsteads, Tables, &c., at reduced prices. W. G. GOLEY TO MOTHERS. . RS. SARAH COOK offers her services to the mothers of San Juan and vicinity asa nurse Recommendations of the higheft order given. Inquire at this office. Canvas! Canvas! LARGE quantity of every size from 1—0 to 10—0 : marl7 at BLOCK & FURTH’S. Kerosene Lamps! . NEW lot of these celebrated Lanips just received atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. jy7 : W. C. COLEY. Mr. S. S. B. PECK is this day admitted as a . } . FRED STABLE & CORRAL! Sa leerisoeercyecnencoermensertllsgoveneciarsaibesteamnredve=-asningbree-ne-myrchor arienaregporayeeeaeir UARUUE DOSE eme ante aaioaetonenioeommmemme ne Bisiness Cards, R. H. FARQUHAR, Justice of tae Peatt, Bridgeport Township. Office, in the old Masonic Hall Main s:reet,San Juan. 1 tf 0. P. STIDGER, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, And Conveyarcer. Office on the north side of Main street, one door West of E V. Hatfield’sstore, oppositethe Pioneer, NCRTH SAN JUAN. Nov. 13, 1857. 1 C. WILSON HILL, j Attornty at Law, Wiilattend promptly toall businessconfided to his care in Nevada and adjoining counties. Office — In Abbott’s Building, NEVADA. tf16 C. E. De LONG, Attorney at Law, D sTREET,.... SRROR Ts cr-vccbscdoees: eccsccsvcoee MARYSVILLE. Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel, up stairs. jun16 PAINTING, Carriage, Sign and House Painting, Paper Hanaine, &c. Done in the best manner, by L. W. CURTIS. Shop on Main st., opposite Helfrich’s Soda Factory. JOHN A. SEELY, 5s Agent fot : The New dria Qultksiiver, The Best and Purest Article in the State! Post Office Building, North Sat Juan, Nevada ccunty, B. T. JORDAN, News Agent and Exprtssman, Kunsa Daily Express from

North San Juan to Sebastopol, Sweetland, Birchville and French Corral. Califefnia and Atlantic papers for . sale. SMITH’S EXPRESS, Runs Daily from Notth San Juan to Shady Creek, Cherckee, Little Grass Valley and Columbia Hill.— AB-Califurnia and Atlantic Newspapers for sale. Letters and Packages carried, cottimirsions attended to and collections made. Agent for the Hydiatilic Press J. B. PAINTER, (LATE 0’MEARA & PAINTER,) Dealer in TYPE, PRESSES, PRINTING MATERIAL, Paper, Cards,and Printer’s Stock generally, 132 Clay street, near Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO. jan 21 ly WM. FAULKNER & SON, 132 Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal. GENTS FOR JAMES CONNER & SON’S U. S. TYPE FOUNDRY, etd dealers in all kinds of Printing materials.Printers will find it to theft advantage to call on us before purchasing. apr23 6m DENTIST. Dr. TT. Crossett, Operator in ali the different Depart= ments 6f Dentistry. Office, Nos. 3 and 4, Odd Fellow’s Hall. W. P. THOMPSON, DENTIST, Marysville....D street, between Third and Fourth. Tecth filled.with chemically pure Gold.= > Low else, J. W., can youmake guid pitre except by chemicals? My Skeleton Atmospheric Plate is still pttdotninant, autl iitist be, as it occupies but little, if any, more space, thai the natural teeth, there#y tetaining the volume of the voice; making thein comfortable and regulating contour. Dr. Winter—why do you aot ¢ome out like a man and test the matter, in pluce of descending to billingSgate. You say that yout itisetted skeleton Atinospheric plates fifteen yeats ago. Yoti assert what could not possibly have happetiet, otherwise it would have beenin use from that tinie forwatd, whereas Skeleton Atmospheric plates oh miy plan are of recent date. junl6 3m DR. E. FELLERS, SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST Nos. 3 and 4, Odd Fellows’ Hall, North San Juan. In the Mechanical Department, I will furnish either an upper or an under set cf Teeth on Gold Plate, at prices ranging from....$75 to $100: Silver Plate....... Nisimcsaeecess seseceiae «+ 25 to 50 In the surgical department, teeth be filled with gold, small cavities. eeddddiecessvacec $2 50 Large cavities,..... $3 to 10 00 Extracting, per Tooth «». Lto 2 50 Cleansing Teeth ..:....ccccoccssssscesescesesese 2 50t0 5 00 Pivot Tecth inserted upon healthy roots, 2 50 to 5 00 I am determined to work cheaf}, fer a Dentist. Entire satisfaction guarattded in all operations. I have made aitangements with Dr. Crossgert, who will be in constant attendance in the office, and my patrons can rest assured of every operation being performed in the most approved manner. july 14tf DR. F. C. CLARK, Dentist........Cherokee AS an Office ih the Turney Hotel, on Main Street, where he is prepared to perform all operations on the TEETH, onthe latest and most improved principles. ~ Dr. Clark will visit North San Juan, Sweetland, French Corral. Columbia Hill and Humbug every two or three months, professionally. mar24—3m FIRE! FIR5!! JOHN R, SIMS, SUCCESSOR TO SIMS & FRASER, Oregon street, between Front and Davis, SAN FRANCISCO. ANUFACTURER of Firé-Broof DOORS and Shutters, Bank Vaults, Grating, Railing, Balconies, &c., &c. N.B. A very large assortment of very superior Doorsand shutters. manufactured in New York city for Messrs. Lecount & Strong and — & Canfield of San Francisco, all new and thofotigh!¥ £76 atid thief broof. ALSO=a very large lot of second-hand shutters of various dimeisions, all for sale at very low rates. All orders from the interior, Oregon and Wasliington Territories, or any place on thé Patific coast, attended to with promptness atid dispatch. £G5-Oregoti street is iti front of the Custom House, north side of the United Stetes Court Buildings. aprl4 3m CABINET MAKING AND JOINING. The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens of San Juati and vicinity that he has opened a Cabinet Making and Joinet’s Shop, Ou Flume street, where leis prepared to do all kinds of business in his line, promptly .and in the best style of workmiatiship. Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Washstabds, Bedsteads. Tables Safes, and in fact all kinds of Furnittire kept constantly on hand, made to order, and repaired. eSecond hand Furtiture a and sold. OHN G. ELINK. URNITURE & BEDDING! at REAMEBR'S. ‘Q CHOICE assortment of BOOTS, at an2l REAMER’S. REGON HAMS and SHOULDERS, at jan 21 REAMER’S. “7 INDOW GLASs, Atthe SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. SS ee es id on ks wc ~ ae ae THE HYDRAULIC PRESS Variety. ARVSVILLE STAGE! OPPOSITION LINE? PPD wiieare nog steivsh eves e 2 ONDAY, VESDAY ah none ¥ at 64 o’clock in Hwornifig. — . : Omens tt M6 Sittta Nevada Hotel. —s. RETURN TRIPS Will be made every TUESDAY, qeusepay and SATURDAY. Marysville Office at ie Young Abierica Saloon, N. E. corner High aiid Second street. a FARE, $3 00 EACH WAY: Sa@rEvery care and comfort guaranteed. J. 8. McCUE, Phogitstet. North San Juan, May 12, 1860. t TIN & HARDWARE STORE, Stoves, HuraWwate i ae Tddls, 8 ac. froh ahd steel, ii merrsct Galvaniéed Iroh Pipe, iliac Vater Boxes, &, Ra-0n and made to orde FRANK. SMITH, Brick Row, Main street. North San Juan, Nov. 17,1857. 1tf CENTRAL RANCH SAW-MILL. 5 CLARK & CO. o 1 the attettion of the public to their splendid steam saW-ill, which is now turning out the very Hest of ae ee YELLOW AND SUGAR PINE LUMBER, = of every kind for building ahd mifiine purposed, and delivering it promptly Wherevet drdered They have tinrivalled facflittes for filllng otders immediately, and always sellile best material at tits !olwest prices. They also furnish every kind of SLUICE BLOCKS, ee as directed, and can supply the citizens of Notth Sah Juan with the Best of Fire Wood Orders can be left at the mill, or at the office it SAn Juan, on Main street, under the flume. J. F. CLARK, J. B. JOHNSON. Noy. 19th, 1859. tf Wood and Lumber Yard. LARK & CO. have an extensive Wood and Lumber Yard at the corner of Cherokee and Reservoir streets, by the terminus of the railway. Every kirid of saWed lumber is kept always oh hand, and large or stall demands can be instantly supplied. Fire Wood, either oak, pine or manzanita, greeh or dry, fot sale in any quantity, and Will e deliveied at shvit notice. Orders can bo left at the Yaftl, of at the office on Main street. J: ¥: CLARK, Nov. 19,1859. tf J. B: JOHNSON. Contractor and Builder. AWViD L. SWAIN; 4 practical Brick Mason and BULLDER, Will contract for the erection of . ae Fire-Proof Brick Houses In North San Juan and adjoining plattés. Héctan give the best of references rere and in San Fraiitisto. Johbing of al lids Wont to Order. BRICHS AND LIME always oi hand; and for sale inany quantity. North San Juén, May 19, 1860. tf Fine sti Meat Market, DEAN & BALDWIN Have opened a meat market in th North end of Green’s. NeW Flie-Prog ~ Brick, on Flume street, next doct, sotith of Franchere & Butler’s Drug store. CHRBAP MEAT! Cheaper than was ever before sold in San Juan. will be furrtistivd. every morning, at the Flume street Meat Market; of; ifdesited, deli¥éred ut any part of thetown. Theif afFatigetiiettts are so made, that they will alWays have the best and fattest of cattle, hogs and sheep: Ht. C. DEAN, T. F. BALDWIN. North San Juan, June 18,1860. 3m CAUFION. AVING complied with the requirements of the law necessary for procuring letters patent, for; and the exclusive right to manufacture and_8¢ll ah improvement in the fastenings to Hose Couplings, towit: To fasten to tugs or ears, on each half coupling, and bring them together with the power of the wedge. ‘ney warn nll Sabon iiét to infringe on any of 8 pfiiiciples of the aforesaid fastenings or couplings: apex M. A. WINHAM: North San Juan,dtly 7,. 1860.tf Shingles for Sale. 0,000 oan PINE de eeontas of a peridr quality for sale. Apply to ; ; 0. P. STIDGER, North 84h Juan, Jute 15,1860. tf Sugar Pine Lumber! 20 000 ge go = a ag ete er, of a 268, for sitlé cheap for oat ek ‘ 0. P. STIDGER. Dissolution of Co-pairtiiérship. rie firs, of J. W. Guthirle & Go. is this day dissolv by ——— All persotis de are requested to cali and settle their accounts to date. J. W. GUTHRIE & CO. Nortti Sait Juan, Sept. 1st, 1860. Oak Tree Market. N F. BROWN having leased the interest of e J. W. Guthrie in the above-named market is prepared to furhish tistomers with the bést Meats At the lotrest matket ptites. Beef Cattlé for Sale. _qa N. F. BROWN, are) Oak Tree Market; Main sireet: North San Juan, Sept: Ist; 1560; tf pets: An@ OILS; atthe — SAN JUAN DRUG STORE. COAL OIL! COAL OIL!! UST received at the San Juau Drug Store— large lot of PURE COAL OIL. For sale by the case, can or gal!on. 34 T. & L. McGUIRE. CHOICE assortment of CROCK Hé quality of RY! at _ ~REAMER’S. SASH! at ‘oy eer REAMER’S. at REAMER R°r* $ Blanks! Blanks! USTICE’S WARRANTS and SUMMONS’—ruled throughout—just printed and for sale at this office by the quire or hundted: PURE QUICKSILVER! LOCK & FURTH are Agents for the sale Quicksilver from the new Enriquita Mines. Thepurity of the article they have for sale is certified to by B. B.Thayer, State Assayer. marl7 Important to Miners Bw & FURTH have just received a large lot i of Lawrence Duck, which is offered at reduced rates. Sr aetna hat aS manne Sy ee ee ee ee a $$ Saloons and Liquor Stores. eres erusrererereseseresres eres ereseses ere GEM SALOON, DP STREET,......:.. MARYSVILLE, ouite the Theater. -@e bine Dest of Wittes, LYqtors ‘ahd Cigars kept at the SAlo Twd h No. 1 Biltidrd Tables always in first-rate order. junl66m FRED. W. GETZLER, Prop’r. ; BILLIARDS, 25 CTS. AGAME! SAN JUAN BXCHANGE. C. SCHARDIN le co. bibiry andthe poo generaly io they have ronent ly made ge & proveinénts to re ve-hamed poplar resoft, atid dre better prepared thah ever to please i : fhree Binara ‘Tab es, _ Inf} Fst-rate ortter—tivo of them Kew Mirble Bed’ and éqiial toaity in the State. The Wood bedis the favorite 6ftheplace. . jie ti owt iN ro aptelidid Ten-Pit, Alle ; salieniten Well supplied % the a ees aiaon orth fetor t ve! : t fs f ‘ étor to . ev exer: tion " tiie the ohooh + Braet saphena fr all seékers of héalthy pléadtirab G. attached tothe es! perquisites of such e exercise. AR will be furnished with the very best ie WINES AND LIQUORS . To be iad in the Sah Francisco Market, and no pain’ will be 8pared to make everything pleasant _ attractive. CKER SALOON HE PUBLIC of North Sah Juan and Vicinity are informed that = SELKIRK & KING Ee tenovitig froin, their, old stand, and will open & INE NEW SALoon TO-DAY, in Frank Clark’s Building, on the i 2 ; sks Corhté Of Reservoir ind Main streets: They will keepa BAR stocked with the Cxorcest Lr QUORS, WINES, ALE, BEER, PcRTER, and HavaNa Cigars, 4a-An invitation is éxtetidéd td everybody to Giva us A CALL.“@Q Sore ee North San Juan, May 12, 1860. The Firstand Last Chance Saloon WHE PUBLIC Is INFOHMBD THAT ABBEY & CULLODI have opened a new and Handsortie Cr Seesenedsst See LiauOR AND SMOKING SALOON in the building formerly known as the Pioneer Liquor Store. They will keep the purest Wines and Liquors; best Cigars, and most fascinating of Bar keepers. Everybody who took the first chance in California; the second at Fraz¢t river, orthe last in ashoe,; are invited to give tle Subscribersa call. , ’ SAM. ABBEY, North San Juan, April 14, 60. GEO. CULLODI. ~C. SCHARDIN & CO., : Wholesale and Retail Dealergin Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco: Also— a general assortment of Fresh and Dried Fruit and Confectionery—south side of Maik street. : P orth San Judah, Nov. 17, 1857. [i tf] Fine Old Brandies. G. 8. HELFRICH, . Soda Water Manufacture’ DEALER I Fine Brandies, ° Wines; Ale, 2 Porter &c.~ preg: a the followttié Stands : : Old Si*érac, Otard, Jules, Robin & Co. Uiilied Vineyards, 3 7 elle, Otard, &c.; wiih Philadelphia and HOLLAND GIN, . Old Tom, Santa Cruz and Jatinica Rim, Monongahela; Bourbon, Irish atid Scotch Whiskey: cages Schreider atid Morizette Champaigne; ort, Sherry, Ginger, Hock, Sauterne Claret Wines, Asso Casé Liquors And Syrups, His extensive stock is now complete in every departMent, and will be offered at SACRAMENTO PRICES. San Jtitn North, Nov. 17, 1857. {13m} SAN JUAN BREWERY. This well-known establisinert, owned by Stoffler & Roch, is now tinder control of the junior member, Mr. Koch, and will sd Temaiy uatil the settlement of the estafe of Mr. Stoffler lately deteastd. The business of mantfacturiug Wilj be cotifintied as listotofore, aiid thie old kanes of the article fully midifitained. PATENTEE’S NOTICE. RR. Hi. DUNNING havitig jnst returned from @ the Atlantic States, till take this method to forbid all persons from infritiging on his Parent GoLD i kiiown et A illas , titining’s nitrturrent; ; ented by making or using the same without his permidsion. a ec a Those tho are tising it #ith ty conditional agreement, are fotified that I claim payment as per saic agreetiiett, an pang reddy to give. bills of sale to all who coniply wit teris of cdntract. : wih cof right fo the pateht td all who desire them; frofii this tithe. ane R. H. DUNNING. North San Juan, April 20th, 1860. 3m New Blacksmith and Iron shop. On Main street; tpposite Smith's Livery Stable North San Juan. BLACKSMITHING OF ALLKINDS Horse and Ox Shoeing. . fred DOORS and Shutters, and Iron Work it general. manufactured to order. __ Car Wheels for Sale. Tron atid Steel for sale. Also Mining Tools. by. 38 3m* MORGAN & GILL. Ranch for Sale. ; gers undersigned offets for sale his Ranch situated two miles from North San Juan, o the road leading therefrom to Cherokée, Sai Ranch consists of pre-emption of 160 acres,— regular survey, according to law.—Twenty-five acres — four or five acres in iree in potatoes, balance in vihes,corn and cabbage; in good gtowitiz contlitigh. Two never failing springs, furnishing abundant water for irrigati ost of the land not included in the Caditeke well adapted to grain growing. Upon the Ranch is a new house, containing six rooms, well lined} papered and paintedd. e Ranch will be sold with or witliout the crop, as one may wish. . “Toany one acquainted with the business of fattning; the above offers 4 good inducement. Terms, liberal and easy. For particulars, apply to Judge Farquhar, San Juan, or the substriber on the premises. Fite FRED. A. WILDER. , . Two Spring Ranch, August 23d, 1860. 2u254w ji The following Blanks cih alwits. Blanks.—s2ctiainea ag, this office, ut San Francisco prices. Executions, Warrants’ Summons’ Constable's and Sheriff's Sales, Affidavits, Garnishees, subpoenas, Deeds, motienens, Releaseé, Lease’s Undertakings, attachmeits, Examinatiohs, commitments, acknowledgements, jury summéns’s Venire, write appeal bends, Recognizance. &c:, &t. : “4 Janks of all kinds printed tovrder. nr ete ot Pr ad <5 ma 6 igh a ee ee ee eens Cyne. ener ee) : i fet Sh Sasa