June 25, 1861 (4 pages)

been . DAV_ Colleeination m27 re an-* GH B. office of ation of jil-ta Fire DeRy pre he Birth full uniyineer, : « Dep’t. x entirely n of the nh @ gUpe. ied BAR will je6-t L, pwrietors. An rnished rs resect the public, ng experie satisfac and no efRLOR d pleasant, E TABLE pplied with the best equal for Nevada, nd returns STORE, : d A LARGE OF GOODS , consisting WARE, OODS, @ , SHOES, ERY, S, Ete., f MINER'S in a countr ur line will a eal before HEAP be purchased nty. GREEN, LYDLAUFF DA CITY INE. _feel bourid'to publish, a3-they exhibit the in‘come to the point: a party of ladies, of Piety _ Logue, Mrs. Green, Mrs. E. W. Bigelow, HOME. MATTERS. coerce FLsG ON Prety HiLt—PaTRiorism oF THe Lapies. — An interesting ceremony took place, on Saturday evening, at the. Nevada Flouring Mill, ‘the details of which we tenaty of the patriotism which animates the, ladies of that important portion of our town, and the handsome fhanner. in which they can accomplish a patriotic object. The zeal with which the gentlemen of . that district responded to the call was, no doubt, highly: stimulated by the fact of its coming from such a fair source, as the ceremony war chuaracterized by that genuine spirit of patriotism, harmony, and good feeling, which the tadies . alone can impart to any occasion. But to Hil} aud the surrounding neighborhood, con. sisting of Mrs. E. G. Witte, Mrs: J.-Clark, Mrs. J. N. Turner, Mrs. Getchell, Mrs. John-kon, Mrs. Irish, Mrs. Edward Brown, Mrs. E. Stout, Mrs. D. 8. Tallman, Mrs. Me Mrs. Humphrey, Miss Nancy Clark and Miss Anna Trish, met_at the residence of Mrs. Jonathan Clark, on Friday last, to make arrangements for thé manufacture of an American flag, which they were intent on having raised in their neighborhood. A. place near the Nevada Flour Mill having been decided. by them as the point from which they could all best see its graceful folds floating to the breeze, a messenger was dispatched. to the gents of the flour mill, informing them of their resolve, and instructing them to procure ‘a staff by the following (Saturday) evening ‘The corps of-this mstitution, consisting of Messrs J. Clark, E.W Bigelow, D. F. Coll, O. Torson, Jas. Brown, J. Kelly and Mr. Wilder, lost no time in obeying the summons; and, indeed, there was none to be lost. Mr. Geo. B. Cubberly, assisted by Mr. Baker, took charge of the iron work. ke Meanwhile, the fair fingérs of the ladies assembled at Mrs.Clark’s house were. not idle, but plied the needle with such alacrity, that a beautiful American banner, 30 x 20 feet, anda streamer 60 feet long, were finished by Saturday afternoon. The fair workers then sat down to a model dinner, which Mrs. Clark had prepared, towards the making up of whose menu sundry gobblers and chickens had patriotically contributed, Indeed, we fancy they must have felt particularly honored, for we can imagine no death more glorious for a chicken or turkey to meet. The dinner over, the graceful assemblage adjourned to the foot of the staff, which had been planted by the gentlemen above mentioned, and. which stwod ready to reeeive the banner at its head, 135 feet from the ground, Mr E.W Bigelow here delivered an address which occupied about one hour in the deliv: ery, and is spoken of, by those who heard it, as a masterly aud eloquent effort, firing the auditory with ‘patrietie ardor and lofty thoughts. At its conclusion, a salute of 34 guns was fired, the reverberations of whdse thunder, as it echued among the surrounding hills, in the still evening air, seemed to say to the Secessivuists i Nevada: ‘There, blagt you—tuke that !’’ It was nearly midnight before they were ready to hvist the flag. Mrs. E. G. Wiite, Mrs. E. W. Bigelow, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. J. Clark, and Mrs. J. N. Turner then came forward, aud hoisted the flag to the masthead, amid the moat deafening cheers. At twelve v'clock, the assemblage retared, all in the highest and most enthusiastic state of mind, to dream of tae Star Spangled Banner and the glories of jhe American arms. ELection Tu-bA¥.— Lue election of Chief Engineer oi tie Nevada Five Department tukes place to-day, at 2 o'clock. Lsawe Williamson and Frunk Fisher are the candidates for the office.” Mr. Fisher « « good fireman and so is ‘Uncle Ike.” Mr Williansou is peculiarly fitted tor a position of baat kiad, buying beew interested in fire mutters a great many years. Firemen, one and all, go to the polls tu-d.y and cust your vote for the man whom you deem inost competeat to fill the office of Chief Engineer of your Departinent. kar O. M. ‘Touii wo, &q., spoke at FolWe understand that _. he announced fiimself as a candidate tor Cov-' gtess. for the Southero District. He stands ef a-rickety platform, made by hie-self, and named the party. the “Great-UnitedSutesUnity-forvinst-Abdolitionist -Fire-exting -(with the Sre-eating left ou*)-E-Biunderbus-Party.” , G Jobn Caldwell, of Mvore’s Fist, has been admitted to practice in the District som'a few days since. . at North San Juan, were Francis Jones, aged . Jones, a few days before hia death, became entire Company, last evening, as reported: to -us by Mr. Greene, of the Nevada recruiting station, numbered nearly ninety incil. When}: . before_the Union Demoeratic. Convention, and honest man. it the Golden Gate « ° Hillhouse,a Scotchman, aged 26 years.areeruit in Company H, Lippitt’s Regiment. His remain were followed to the grave by his brother volunteers in military order. and interred with the honors of war. The flag, at the recruiting station, in this city, is at half staff in respect to,the deceased. — 5 soiieatt ComMPaNy ORGANIZATION.—The election Regiment, raised in this county, is to tuke place next Saturday. The reeruits raised in North San Juan, will visit Nevada, on that oceasion, in military order, accompanied by the excellent btass-band of that town. The organized it will be the largest company iv the regiment and. composed of the very finest-and best of soldiers. ia In our list of candidates, for Collector, we omitted the name of John Hussey, of Little York Township. We learn that it is intention of the friends of John Caldwell, of Moore’s Flat, to present his name before the Convention for Senator. Mr. Caluwell refuses to run for any office. Ifhe accepts the nomination he willadd great strength to the ticket, for he is an intelligent te The Timbuictoo Hose Company, nuinbering 30 men, have accepted the invitation ack uevioens setecasensien © PO” 4A Free Public Dinner.: cordially for officers of Company H, Col. Lippitt’s . partake of the hospitalities of the city, A. BLOCK, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES % os Military and Civic bodies. — 3.—Reading of the Declaration,’Ora~ . — tion and Martial Music: : —A Splendid Display of Fire Works. The citizens of Nevada and other counties are invited te assist in the celebration and Per order of Committee of Arrenqesents. jit-td JAS. WHARTENBY, Shairman.8. FURTH, ete A. BLOCK & CO., — DBALERSINso: Comer of Pine’ and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. TEE LARGEST AT CHEAP JOHNS. of the Nevada Fire Department to join in the celebration on the 4th of J uly. They are said to bea fine looking body of men. RacinGc.—Au Irishman and an Englishman had a fout race near the Young America shatt, Sunday afternoun, for $50. The distance run was a hundred yards, the former beating and winning the change. “ Pat” then proposed another race—the EnglishNoe Miners and Otfiers.— United States, a patent for a WATER DISTRIBUTOR for Hydraulic Mining, which has been infringed upon.b County and State. who may be making, vending or using Distribuvere whieh infringe upon my patent, that unless the will prosecute all such te ofthe law. W. A. FOSS, of Red log, authorized Agent to arrange matters with persons residing have received from the Patent Office of the *arious persons in this Thisis to notify all persons make peak! arrangements with me, 1 to the fullest extremity is my n that portion of this county. . FRANCIS SMITH. North San Juan, June 18-im . man to’ ride a horse on the ground—and he to go on foot. ‘The parties got off in good style, aud when about half over thé course a dog run in front of “Pat” and tripped him. He recovered, dusted himself and started, overtuking and beating the horseman some ten feet. te The grasshoppers are committing seriqus ravages among the gardens and orchards in the eastern portion of Shasta County. te The British war steamer *Tartar sailed from San Francisco on Friday, with $125, 000 in treasure for Fngland. ig (ie ‘You sre drunk,” said a judge toa jurror. ‘The jurror straightening himeelf up, iv a beld, half-defiadt tone, replied, ‘* No serce bob 9 “Well,” said the Judge, “I fine you five dollars for the bob.” [omnes To Farmers, Stock Raisers, Livery Also—A. complete assortment. of Works on Stock Raising, Agriculture, Etc. Any of the above Books sent Free of Postage, on receipt of the price. Address J Q.A WARREN, 511 Montgomery street, San Fraticisco. Agency of the American Sate Journal. j22iw WATER CURE. M3; KE. STONE, late of Vevada, and graduate of the Medical School ot Giezen, Germany has opened an institution for the reception of patients desirous of r ceiving the HYDROPATHIC treatment. — his establishment is located at BLUK TENT, five mi'cs from Né vada, in a beautiful and healthful situation. Padents will be received and furnished with the comfortsavufahome. Mrs. Stone will give her personal attention to th» Ladi-s who may become iumateaoi the institution ; and int. Iltgent and faith‘ul male attendants will rendcr necessary services tu gentleme’. Icis nevidless to sd vert to the advantages.erived from the Hydropathic method of treating many diseases : many” of the most eminent paysicisas are now turnin their attention to this subject. Many chronic. diseases which have resisted every «ther met as them wi:l be ff TRIC BATHS, w view abl have been found so serfo Rheumatiom,and other dis¢ in Ch eanes of lon: Court. THE OPPOSITION STORE, A=* CONSTANTLY RECEIVING SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, of Lote “wap have viclded to this ames. and enpecial ve many maladies peoulis females Teen cured by the proper use ef w. en afOr the Bride of the War Path. — ter all hopes Of 8 cae it Warm. Hot, Sh _ re A ad tot * . ot, wer Douche and Steam Baths, wheee canes For Sale by all the Beoksellers JOSEPH BROTHERS, ‘Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, @ NEVADA CITY. “new and fashionable styles of » Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1961. WASHINGTON MARKET. No. 10 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY THE UNDERSIGNED KEEP A LARGE SUPPLY OF FAMILY VEGETABLES. Their Stock is receive taily, is always fresh. and consists of the following articles « Stable Keepers, Ete. Fresh Butter, Cheese, Illustrated H Doc Hundred Freeh Exet Cen us orse tor (new—Four hun Cabb age, Potatoes, MMlustrations)...ceeeserer ees «$4 00 Fruits, Apples, Prunes, ve PUREE ES.Brown’s Modern Farriery (illustrated).--6.00} argo AME and POULTRY, constantly on Dodd & Herbert on the Horse (each).-..Fae Ree eet et Pees ees ee e eB a F ‘ . Youatt’on the Horse. .6.--sseseeseoeees 2 00 ‘The Lowest Cash Prices. Call at the WASHINGTOW MARKET and Redding oa Wine Making.-.-.--+++-*--2 25 . make your purchases. ‘ m28-tf FORTUNE GUES. Harbison on Bees (just published)..-. 4 50] Who Makes your Fine Boots? CONNELLY & OR. 1G, ‘BOooT AND SHOE MAKERS, Broad Street, Nevada, Opposite Hook end Ladder Co/’s Hall. @ . MANUMACTURES TO ORDEK the most fashionable and easy FITTING BOOT ever pn Be this city, at REASONABLE -CKS, ou the shortest notice. ALL KINDS of REPAIRING Doue in « neat and mechanical style, at low rates, and satisfaction guaranteed in every instanoe. If you want 4 guod pair of BOOTS hea can have them by calling at my este blisiment. —-1225-1m Fi NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY! _ AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMASUE,. WINNEMUCCA, THE PAH-UTE CHIEF, scriptions reccived by all Agents, or by registered letter BROOKS & LAWRENCE, Terms<-From } to $25 per week . in advance. From $20 to ofan uind. jeautt $60 and E. BLOCK; Jr. the: : e go Sewing Machines in this State (as-in a 1 others, has aon certain U ferior ble ae ae ae Which either dy egal injunctions or the Eastern States. It: is our And the purchaser may net % in past. instances wexperi named and waste or money. SEWING MACHINE TERMS—One Year, $4 ; Six Months, $2. Sub, aes TWENTY per cefit: DISCOUNT from . ™ of our’ New Family . ncipled -and CHEAP MACHINES! . ghey cein the purchase 6f one of the mis, Sewing Machines, a.dear bargain THE WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION OF THE »~ GROVER & BAKER And the fact that OVER FIFTY THOUSAND! Have atready been sold and are daily and hourly: merrily clicking in every quarter of the globe, proclaiming in titeir unerring action, perfect operation wonderful simplicity, : . ® ° THEIR WNDENIABLE ‘SUPERIORITY Ie the best evidence we can adduceé of their mer-ite. The highest,efferta of inventive genius, the most, perfect application of mec skill, and the beat practical results of an undivided aim to pre eminence ° ABOVE ALL OTHERS! Are combined in the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machime ! That this pre-eminence has been attained is inunprecedented sale, and the . UNQUALIFIED: SUCCESS Attending them at ALL THE FAIRS OF is6e: and ubremitWhere against the most pewerful ting pdm ncr el of rival Kechines they have in every instance received THE FIRST PREMIUM Over Wheeler & Wises, Steger, Mewe And all other Shutthe Machines, rysv San Jose. ” Ay1il G-3mis San Franc HEGREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING — introduction j ion to } Beideport, a go lly 2; Jones? Bary: 2. RN gh Omega 5; A 2; Poorman’s. controvertibly evidenced im their incrgaping pnd npward 1 $60 'and epwaea 1. 20""* House, 2; N AT A VERY LOW PRICE . ‘Bicemfcld Towuship— 12. — Blo ; Magnolia, 25 Gold Bar. 13 Columbia E ey Cae , * sit phere wk Fat, 1; Orleans sey’s 8; Sonth Fork 2; Wathi c. wi Little York Towns art ong ; Pleasant ils Dog, 6; Waloupa, 2; quested to atend the Convention in Resolved, That the several papers © . county be requested to publish the proceedings of the Committee. : « J, 1. CALDWELL, Chairman. L. H. FowLer, Secretary. vo feta ty Xr Hall’s Sarsaparilla and fodide of Potass, ie purely as represented, and made in’ strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula; and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirite, Mercury Arsenic. which’ cannet be said of any other known preparation of its kind. Ae a good and reliable tonie alterative, it is nmequaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter—Mereury, Léad and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseases, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheumatiem, Serofula, Old Sores, Salt R Gout Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, Neu. ralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes, Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver: Complaint, diseases ariving from the impure state of the’ Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, ae Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock ana Todide of LAR; Six bettles sent by express to any address: fer Five Dollars, ‘I'he best purifier of the Blood; Hall’s Sarsaparilla. ‘ ” RL MALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, mié-3m Nos. 631 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco’ VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the varieus Hospi © tals have procured the celebrated ANTI RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTOR. ATIVE, manufactured. by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual . has found a speedy and permanent eure. Among the thousands of persons who have used this in‘valuable remedy—within the last few months— every one of them ‘have experienced the mest beneficial redults. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE § is indisputable proof of ita efficacy. Those who have suffered woree than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, expertenge ‘speedy and effectual relief from its use, afd are daily sending their zrateful acknow! sdénients to the enterprising and scientific pro. prietor. ‘The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using DR. apOLpHs’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. 1t-ie for sale by 12-6m Dr. KENT, Agent, Nevads, To Consumers, cf California Wines: Our Native Wines Kave been much prejudiced im this and other markets by spurious mixtures and — Wines, from the Lor Angeles vintage. is R. Ge. BROWN,.----. AGENT. hout the rae Pea . Potass. Forsale everywhere, for. ONE DOL~ . Les Angetes. ‘Phe rely upvn getting: Agar aduiterations, purporting tobe pure Califorais ~~

been . DAV_ Colleeination m27 re an-* GH B. office of ation of jil-ta Fire DeRy pre he Birth full uniyineer, : « Dep’t. x entirely n of the nh @ gUpe. ied BAR will je6-t L, pwrietors. An rnished rs resect the public, ng experie satisfac and no efRLOR d pleasant, E TABLE pplied with the best equal for Nevada, nd returns STORE, : d A LARGE OF GOODS , consisting WARE, OODS, @ , SHOES, ERY, S, Ete., f MINER'S in a countr ur line will a eal before HEAP be purchased nty. GREEN, LYDLAUFF DA CITY INE. _feel bourid'to publish, a3-they exhibit the in‘come to the point: a party of ladies, of Piety _ Logue, Mrs. Green, Mrs. E. W. Bigelow, HOME. MATTERS. coerce FLsG ON Prety HiLt—PaTRiorism oF THe Lapies. — An interesting ceremony took place, on Saturday evening, at the. Nevada Flouring Mill, ‘the details of which we tenaty of the patriotism which animates the, ladies of that important portion of our town, and the handsome fhanner. in which they can accomplish a patriotic object. The zeal with which the gentlemen of . that district responded to the call was, no doubt, highly: stimulated by the fact of its coming from such a fair source, as the ceremony war chuaracterized by that genuine spirit of patriotism, harmony, and good feeling, which the tadies . alone can impart to any occasion. But to Hil} aud the surrounding neighborhood, con. sisting of Mrs. E. G. Witte, Mrs: J.-Clark, Mrs. J. N. Turner, Mrs. Getchell, Mrs. John-kon, Mrs. Irish, Mrs. Edward Brown, Mrs. E. Stout, Mrs. D. 8. Tallman, Mrs. Me Mrs. Humphrey, Miss Nancy Clark and Miss Anna Trish, met_at the residence of Mrs. Jonathan Clark, on Friday last, to make arrangements for thé manufacture of an American flag, which they were intent on having raised in their neighborhood. A. place near the Nevada Flour Mill having been decided. by them as the point from which they could all best see its graceful folds floating to the breeze, a messenger was dispatched. to the gents of the flour mill, informing them of their resolve, and instructing them to procure ‘a staff by the following (Saturday) evening ‘The corps of-this mstitution, consisting of Messrs J. Clark, E.W Bigelow, D. F. Coll, O. Torson, Jas. Brown, J. Kelly and Mr. Wilder, lost no time in obeying the summons; and, indeed, there was none to be lost. Mr. Geo. B. Cubberly, assisted by Mr. Baker, took charge of the iron work. ke Meanwhile, the fair fingérs of the ladies assembled at Mrs.Clark’s house were. not idle, but plied the needle with such alacrity, that a beautiful American banner, 30 x 20 feet, anda streamer 60 feet long, were finished by Saturday afternoon. The fair workers then sat down to a model dinner, which Mrs. Clark had prepared, towards the making up of whose menu sundry gobblers and chickens had patriotically contributed, Indeed, we fancy they must have felt particularly honored, for we can imagine no death more glorious for a chicken or turkey to meet. The dinner over, the graceful assemblage adjourned to the foot of the staff, which had been planted by the gentlemen above mentioned, and. which stwod ready to reeeive the banner at its head, 135 feet from the ground, Mr E.W Bigelow here delivered an address which occupied about one hour in the deliv: ery, and is spoken of, by those who heard it, as a masterly aud eloquent effort, firing the auditory with ‘patrietie ardor and lofty thoughts. At its conclusion, a salute of 34 guns was fired, the reverberations of whdse thunder, as it echued among the surrounding hills, in the still evening air, seemed to say to the Secessivuists i Nevada: ‘There, blagt you—tuke that !’’ It was nearly midnight before they were ready to hvist the flag. Mrs. E. G. Wiite, Mrs. E. W. Bigelow, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. J. Clark, and Mrs. J. N. Turner then came forward, aud hoisted the flag to the masthead, amid the moat deafening cheers. At twelve v'clock, the assemblage retared, all in the highest and most enthusiastic state of mind, to dream of tae Star Spangled Banner and the glories of jhe American arms. ELection Tu-bA¥.— Lue election of Chief Engineer oi tie Nevada Five Department tukes place to-day, at 2 o'clock. Lsawe Williamson and Frunk Fisher are the candidates for the office.” Mr. Fisher « « good fireman and so is ‘Uncle Ike.” Mr Williansou is peculiarly fitted tor a position of baat kiad, buying beew interested in fire mutters a great many years. Firemen, one and all, go to the polls tu-d.y and cust your vote for the man whom you deem inost competeat to fill the office of Chief Engineer of your Departinent. kar O. M. ‘Touii wo, &q., spoke at FolWe understand that _. he announced fiimself as a candidate tor Cov-' gtess. for the Southero District. He stands ef a-rickety platform, made by hie-self, and named the party. the “Great-UnitedSutesUnity-forvinst-Abdolitionist -Fire-exting -(with the Sre-eating left ou*)-E-Biunderbus-Party.” , G Jobn Caldwell, of Mvore’s Fist, has been admitted to practice in the District som'a few days since. . at North San Juan, were Francis Jones, aged . Jones, a few days before hia death, became entire Company, last evening, as reported: to -us by Mr. Greene, of the Nevada recruiting station, numbered nearly ninety incil. When}: . before_the Union Demoeratic. Convention, and honest man. it the Golden Gate « ° Hillhouse,a Scotchman, aged 26 years.areeruit in Company H, Lippitt’s Regiment. His remain were followed to the grave by his brother volunteers in military order. and interred with the honors of war. The flag, at the recruiting station, in this city, is at half staff in respect to,the deceased. — 5 soiieatt ComMPaNy ORGANIZATION.—The election Regiment, raised in this county, is to tuke place next Saturday. The reeruits raised in North San Juan, will visit Nevada, on that oceasion, in military order, accompanied by the excellent btass-band of that town. The organized it will be the largest company iv the regiment and. composed of the very finest-and best of soldiers. ia In our list of candidates, for Collector, we omitted the name of John Hussey, of Little York Township. We learn that it is intention of the friends of John Caldwell, of Moore’s Flat, to present his name before the Convention for Senator. Mr. Caluwell refuses to run for any office. Ifhe accepts the nomination he willadd great strength to the ticket, for he is an intelligent te The Timbuictoo Hose Company, nuinbering 30 men, have accepted the invitation ack uevioens setecasensien © PO” 4A Free Public Dinner.: cordially for officers of Company H, Col. Lippitt’s . partake of the hospitalities of the city, A. BLOCK, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES % os Military and Civic bodies. — 3.—Reading of the Declaration,’Ora~ . — tion and Martial Music: : —A Splendid Display of Fire Works. The citizens of Nevada and other counties are invited te assist in the celebration and Per order of Committee of Arrenqesents. jit-td JAS. WHARTENBY, Shairman.8. FURTH, ete A. BLOCK & CO., — DBALERSINso: Comer of Pine’ and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. TEE LARGEST AT CHEAP JOHNS. of the Nevada Fire Department to join in the celebration on the 4th of J uly. They are said to bea fine looking body of men. RacinGc.—Au Irishman and an Englishman had a fout race near the Young America shatt, Sunday afternoun, for $50. The distance run was a hundred yards, the former beating and winning the change. “ Pat” then proposed another race—the EnglishNoe Miners and Otfiers.— United States, a patent for a WATER DISTRIBUTOR for Hydraulic Mining, which has been infringed upon.b County and State. who may be making, vending or using Distribuvere whieh infringe upon my patent, that unless the will prosecute all such te ofthe law. W. A. FOSS, of Red log, authorized Agent to arrange matters with persons residing have received from the Patent Office of the *arious persons in this Thisis to notify all persons make peak! arrangements with me, 1 to the fullest extremity is my n that portion of this county. . FRANCIS SMITH. North San Juan, June 18-im . man to’ ride a horse on the ground—and he to go on foot. ‘The parties got off in good style, aud when about half over thé course a dog run in front of “Pat” and tripped him. He recovered, dusted himself and started, overtuking and beating the horseman some ten feet. te The grasshoppers are committing seriqus ravages among the gardens and orchards in the eastern portion of Shasta

County. te The British war steamer *Tartar sailed from San Francisco on Friday, with $125, 000 in treasure for Fngland. ig (ie ‘You sre drunk,” said a judge toa jurror. ‘The jurror straightening himeelf up, iv a beld, half-defiadt tone, replied, ‘* No serce bob 9 “Well,” said the Judge, “I fine you five dollars for the bob.” [omnes To Farmers, Stock Raisers, Livery Also—A. complete assortment. of Works on Stock Raising, Agriculture, Etc. Any of the above Books sent Free of Postage, on receipt of the price. Address J Q.A WARREN, 511 Montgomery street, San Fraticisco. Agency of the American Sate Journal. j22iw WATER CURE. M3; KE. STONE, late of Vevada, and graduate of the Medical School ot Giezen, Germany has opened an institution for the reception of patients desirous of r ceiving the HYDROPATHIC treatment. — his establishment is located at BLUK TENT, five mi'cs from Né vada, in a beautiful and healthful situation. Padents will be received and furnished with the comfortsavufahome. Mrs. Stone will give her personal attention to th» Ladi-s who may become iumateaoi the institution ; and int. Iltgent and faith‘ul male attendants will rendcr necessary services tu gentleme’. Icis nevidless to sd vert to the advantages.erived from the Hydropathic method of treating many diseases : many” of the most eminent paysicisas are now turnin their attention to this subject. Many chronic. diseases which have resisted every «ther met as them wi:l be ff TRIC BATHS, w view abl have been found so serfo Rheumatiom,and other dis¢ in Ch eanes of lon: Court. THE OPPOSITION STORE, A=* CONSTANTLY RECEIVING SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, of Lote “wap have viclded to this ames. and enpecial ve many maladies peoulis females Teen cured by the proper use ef w. en afOr the Bride of the War Path. — ter all hopes Of 8 cae it Warm. Hot, Sh _ re A ad tot * . ot, wer Douche and Steam Baths, wheee canes For Sale by all the Beoksellers JOSEPH BROTHERS, ‘Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, @ NEVADA CITY. “new and fashionable styles of » Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1961. WASHINGTON MARKET. No. 10 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY THE UNDERSIGNED KEEP A LARGE SUPPLY OF FAMILY VEGETABLES. Their Stock is receive taily, is always fresh. and consists of the following articles « Stable Keepers, Ete. Fresh Butter, Cheese, Illustrated H Doc Hundred Freeh Exet Cen us orse tor (new—Four hun Cabb age, Potatoes, MMlustrations)......ceeeserer ees «$4 00 Fruits, Apples, Prunes, ve PUREE ES.Brown’s Modern Farriery (illustrated)..--6.00} argo AME and POULTRY, constantly on Dodd & Herbert on the Horse (each).-...Fae Ree eet et Pees ees ee e eB a F ‘ . Youatt’on the Horse.. ..6.--sseseeseoeees 2 00 ‘The Lowest Cash Prices. Call at the WASHINGTOW MARKET and Redding oa Wine Making..-.-.--+++-*--2 25 . make your purchases. ‘ m28-tf FORTUNE GUES. Harbison on Bees (just published)....-. 4 50] Who Makes your Fine Boots? CONNELLY & OR. 1G, ‘BOooT AND SHOE MAKERS, Broad Street, Nevada, Opposite Hook end Ladder Co/’s Hall. @ . MANUMACTURES TO ORDEK the most fashionable and easy FITTING BOOT ever pn Be this city, at REASONABLE -CKS, ou the shortest notice. ALL KINDS of REPAIRING Doue in « neat and mechanical style, at low rates, and satisfaction guaranteed in every instanoe. If you want 4 guod pair of BOOTS hea can have them by calling at my este blisiment. —-1225-1m Fi NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY! _ AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMASUE,. WINNEMUCCA, THE PAH-UTE CHIEF, scriptions reccived by all Agents, or by registered letter BROOKS & LAWRENCE, Terms<-From } to $25 per week . in advance. From $20 to ofan uind. jeautt $60 and E. BLOCK; Jr. the: : e go Sewing Machines in this State (as-in a 1 others, has aon certain U ferior ble ae ae ae Which either dy egal injunctions or the Eastern States. It: is our And the purchaser may net % in past. instances wexperi named and waste or money. SEWING MACHINE TERMS—One Year, $4 ; Six Months, $2. Sub, aes TWENTY per cefit: DISCOUNT from . ™ of our’ New Family . ncipled -and CHEAP MACHINES! . ghey cein the purchase 6f one of the mis, Sewing Machines, a.dear bargain THE WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION OF THE »~ GROVER & BAKER And the fact that OVER FIFTY THOUSAND! Have atready been sold and are daily and hourly: merrily clicking in every quarter of the globe, proclaiming in titeir unerring action, perfect operation wonderful simplicity, : . ® ° THEIR WNDENIABLE ‘SUPERIORITY Ie the best evidence we can adduceé of their mer-ite. The highest,efferta of inventive genius, the most, perfect application of mec skill, and the beat practical results of an undivided aim to pre eminence ° ABOVE ALL OTHERS! Are combined in the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machime ! That this pre-eminence has been attained is inunprecedented sale, and the . UNQUALIFIED: SUCCESS Attending them at ALL THE FAIRS OF is6e: and ubremitWhere against the most pewerful ting pdm ncr el of rival Kechines they have in every instance received THE FIRST PREMIUM Over Wheeler & Wises, Steger, Mewe And all other Shutthe Machines, rysv San Jose. ” Ay1il G-3mis San Franc HEGREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING — introduction j ion to } Beideport, a go lly 2; Jones? Bary: 2. RN gh Omega 5; A 2; Poorman’s. controvertibly evidenced im their incrgaping pnd npward 1 $60 'and epwaea 1. 20""* House, 2; N AT A VERY LOW PRICE . ‘Bicemfcld Towuship— 12. — Blo ; Magnolia, 25 Gold Bar. 13 Columbia E ey Cae , * sit phere wk Fat, 1; Orleans sey’s 8; Sonth Fork 2; Wathi c. wi Little York Towns art ong ; Pleasant ils Dog, 6; Waloupa, 2; quested to atend the Convention in Resolved, That the several papers © . county be requested to publish the proceedings of the Committee. : « J, 1. CALDWELL, Chairman. L. H. FowLer, Secretary. vo feta ty Xr Hall’s Sarsaparilla and fodide of Potass, ie purely as represented, and made in’ strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula; and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirite, Mercury Arsenic. which’ cannet be said of any other known preparation of its kind. Ae a good and reliable tonie alterative, it is nmequaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter—Mereury, Léad and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseases, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheumatiem, Serofula, Old Sores, Salt R Gout Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, Neu. ralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes, Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver: Complaint, diseases ariving from the impure state of the’ Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, ae Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock ana Todide of LAR; Six bettles sent by express to any address: fer Five Dollars, ‘I'he best purifier of the Blood; Hall’s Sarsaparilla. ‘ ” RL MALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, mié-3m Nos. 631 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco’ VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the varieus Hospi © tals have procured the celebrated ANTI RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTOR. ATIVE, manufactured. by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual . has found a speedy and permanent eure. Among the thousands of persons who have used this in‘valuable remedy—within the last few months— every one of them ‘have experienced the mest beneficial redults. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE § is indisputable proof of ita efficacy. Those who have suffered woree than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, expertenge ‘speedy and effectual relief from its use, afd are daily sending their zrateful acknow! sdénients to the enterprising and scientific pro. prietor. ‘The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using DR. apOLpHs’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. 1t-ie for sale by 12-6m Dr. KENT, Agent, Nevads, To Consumers, cf California Wines: Our Native Wines Kave been much prejudiced im this and other markets by spurious mixtures and — Wines, from the Lor Angeles vintage. is R. Ge. BROWN,.----.. AGENT. hout the rae Pea . Potass. Forsale everywhere, for. ONE DOL~ . Les Angetes. ‘Phe rely upvn getting: Agar aduiterations, purporting tobe pure Califorais ~~