September 18, 1860 (4 pages)

; « thes as It is . Oe ‘aah DT ei 1 a0 raniiéd cs Ba NTS eat Bl Ht Or rREVADAs and every Sion comettaes volod Wheh, ol Pesan, This heart long had sleeping lain, ., Nar thought its cold pulse would ever waken =“ such benign, blessed sounds again. Sweet voice of comfort !-’t was like the ~tealing . Of summer wind thro* some wreathed shell— Of all my soul echood to itegpell. ‘SD -was whispered balm, "twas sunshine spoken, ___._'d live years of grief and pain Tq have my long sleep of sorrow . broken —— . w. SLUB BOUSE. Gin, SBBrOMED: bie egeere ——e Ww. 8. . .We We shalt’ Pre ti to restive the above GIN wee VALAMBROSIAL WHISKY, in eye NECTAR WHISKY; :in new style PURE BOURBON WHISKY. The above Liquors are from the well-known house of Wm. ovens a te Co., New York are guarantied fine A a 89s SM ote a wie PREG t 02. 2 bangpton’s Pioneer Wapsses.: To aly of California and Utah Zprrhory, g at Marysville and Névada with Res E EXPRESSES TO ALL PARTS the Atlantie States and Europe. ene the saneiied places in Uta Territory i x leis Franktown, Wi Valley, Genoa, Carsoir Valley, Chinatown Trackee Gosia: ew Gold Canon, Carson ONY: Bagie Walley, Jo town, = Walker River Mines! . > All Letters forthe Western Atlantic . States; eu elosed in our Government franked Envelo aud indorsed *4Qverland, via. Salt Lake,’ wi tbe forwarded and reaeh thelr dentiaation apomcr shag BG showing the immense capita eost is nothing eompared to. its velgn For sale ‘gecomplished, ~ipreanure, Packages ‘and Letters transmitted to and from the above points with unrivaled despatch and sacmrity. Gold Dust and Coin, forwarded to all parta of the United States and Kurope, insured-vr unin sured, at as low rates as can with security. Our ‘Treasure Express wilt Always. be accor panied by faithful. Messen Notes, Drafts, Bills, &¢ Collceted or négociated and all orders attended to promptly: onan of every description made. Forwarding of Merchandise and Commission’ of every pron attended to oe and with promptitude. Office in Nevada, ukhian below Wells, Fargo & Co’ all JOHN PATTISON, Agent Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf Freeman & Simpeon’s OLD‘ MAG NOLIA WHISKY ! Ts ST GNED 18 mpoutvine 6g me brand of fine Whisky dirc from Messti:-Freeman & Baht pee, Lr bag of the Phenix Pry nar Pin Mhiver Offers it for sulein barre lets to suit. The oc tleg Outp MAGNOLIA Winsky has Freeman & Simpaon’s name in full on each package, and also ecard ve with a lithographed engraving of their Diatil ‘ As a matter of interest to the, trade 2 anaetmay a Simpson's . parative table-is appende ' tithed “Philadelphia and its 3 i “Theeentreot the Whisk dbhy Cincinnati, Ohio; fo there were distilled in 260,245 gallons of we allow one bu: and vicinit f Whisky, conau 18 a vl of corn to every three yalge: Spe bushels of corn. ipa here are. but. five concerns dis lng Wh bd ge from. rye, corn, ey have a ¢ st 11000 of nearly iy aad in 1857 rn 000 gallons. stillery of Freeman & 8 yipaon, on the, uylkill river, having a nell of 400 BARPER WKFK of fine Whisky alone, is one of the finest and most complete inthe country for the distillation of FINE WHISKY, witleh they “mire Spaapetnes almost exclusiy HAW, : 8: C. 65 3m . 138 Front et.; 3an Francisco. The Great Japanese Kemedy. Tas WONDERFUL REMEDY.CALLED the Japaneee Venereal SALVE, end used. tor the eure of Syphilitic Sores and procure at creat trouble amt expense, is now placed in the ands of somnaiete jor sale, where persons afHede of dea ase it, and effect cures without ane comes morti ification an taeurred by going to physicians. procured from. these scientific and wonder!ul people are auch as have not been knewa to the rest of the world in: the cure of loathsome corrupcioms, and far exeela an Fg Ben heretofore used. ‘Tretimonials of astonishing cures could betained ifnecessary. But it la only requtaite teat it to prove ite great healing qualitive. The RE heavy charges he ingredients at all the Draggists. THE JAPANESE SALVE, Yor the cure of Guts, Burnes, Sprains, Gunshot Woaun ay Pil Boils, Chilblains, Brujaes and all kh ot toke, has been discovered to be the heat a Font wouderful preparation eve? used. pérties aré astonishiiy, aliw oat inane eupersedes all ealves no’ [* eal. in mon bor develops one great-good_ that has result trom the opening of Japanese Ports to the comwnerce of the wegen 8 and will canse all that use it to rejoice that so devirably a result has been Tie naive Dor hems servi wa est ite qualities. Try SS erty aes He ontd be without ft-oaud anne the ingredienta are rare and expensive, Ms 4 Fs CENTS fs eharged ‘or eo i? can “4 ob cee of all the Druygists. 66 3 i % REGULATE AND PREPARE T THE . done by any hour< Le a halt berrela.'s 4 N DIGESTIV E ORGAN 8! Stomach to receive and it food in a healactign to the Liver, by remoFa Pew ' wing thé body its natural strength. “It is ¥ essential for persons glleery age or eee aman n _ waa be coe and r Digestive i? ing this, they will foros ist an ein the prevailing Dis agai mayo a differ. ent climates, no matter hat the temperature of [the same.” These 8 gre Bure to do this ia every case, if taken according thy —— to directions. Rh ty ihe human thousands of small arteries and a nues. e human frame, leading td‘and ing pom, ¢ the gastric juices produced by the stom. ‘or the support_of the whole ~ If the: stomach. is diseased, Le it cannot do its work. pe feng para the whole frame. untae aitly and évery the Bitters to_ ive date them f ‘o,.and ask the opinion of their con. fidential st frail Physician, in to the merite of the article. “Turner’s Forest Wine Bitters.” Are sure to. — the stomach, the mam avehue to the whole bady Are sure to dounteract *pitiiousness, when ina ~ malarious climate ; Are sure to agree with the most weakly, as well as.the most tyros a gt Are aure to create Sr appetite ; : Are very pleasant ee ste “eo beverage ; Are evonomical and cheap. All travelers should carry : these bitters with thent, to prevent Biliousness and Fevers, cansedi by changes of climate and water.Seamen should carry them to.prevent scurvy, ship fever, and the like, when they are deprived of cooling, nutritious ve veatlen, All persons of seden habits, who net rest at night, should take . em before go! ng to bed, (as a found and disarranged stomach always produces a nervous irritation ' of the muscular lands, causing sleepless nights.) They assist: he stomach to perform its natural powers, allowing the patient to rest with composure. They area very rich, natritious Wine, formed by the addition of. nine. different kinds of roots barks and herbs, making a very palatable as well as oy of the most nourishing bitters in the known wor ‘There never has been any article introduced tha, pee ayes such universal confidence, and been so asi applauded by the public, as these Bitters. They ave been in use ut-six years, and t sate has increased so much, that itnow es three 7 buildings, covering over nineiots of ground, to do their, business.For the: better protection of the public, we have for a Jabal, ‘a (splendid and very expensive) Steel ou i, makihg a pe Guarantee against counterteits’ ur iihltainee cs the genuine article. Hereaftérour Forest Wine Bitters will be manoptured froia White Wine, which makes a decided improvément, unequaled by any other bitters in the, Inited States. _Mitoleaale by ‘ TURNER BROTHERS: cor. weehy ton aud Franklin sts, N. Y. Niagara street, Buffalo, N. Y. Cor. Broadway and Frout streets, San Francis¢o, Cal. and for sale by Merchants and Druggists every wherd. oopett Oxygenated Bitters. i ah y why will you suffer? Dyspepsia is a brief but a comprehensive term for the numerous diseases which affect the stomach, liver, and in fact the whvle human systeni. vutil pr. Green discovered the Oxygenated bitters medical science was at fault and had exhausted itself in fruitless effurts to cure this disease. Dyspeptic need not suffer any longer with a-desease that is always atop soe ape ee pacetasemicel a This unique an r compound will as cerers f cure the disease as the disease exists. Had hot this power such testimony as follows would not be given in ita favor; . Valuable Testimony a Favor ofjthe Oxygenated itters. . Washington. D. C. June 16. emesis made use of the ar geenies Bitters. Vita by Dr. George B. Green, of Windsor, Sane from knowledge obtainedoftheir efficacy nother eases re cheerfully: recommend. them to tne publie, be ioware they will fully sustain the recommendation of the pod gt ginninn a We hope that iny. be accessible to all the} aluable re alllicted. * Samuel. 8. eae William Upham, United States Senators Vermont. James F. Simmons, United Statés-Senator froia Rhode or a T. Morehead, United States'Senator, and J. formerly Governor of Kentueky, L. H. Arnold Formerly Governor of Rhode Island . Wm. Voodbridge, late Governor of Michigan. Ita success in severe cases of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and general debility of the system cintes it among the most wonderful discoveries in medical science and has given it a reputation tar: beyond any ‘remedy known for these complaints, iu all their various fornis. yr Beware of vileand Worthless Counterfeita! The oily Genuine, Pure and Medical Balsam has the name of “I. Butts” written with a pen; and the printed name of the proprietors, 5. W. FOWLE & Os on the outside. wrapper. ared by 3. W. FowLe & Co., Boston, and for e by Rice, Coffin & Co., Marysville; Red diagton & Co. Henry Joluson & Cex, Charles Morrell, San Francisco, and other Druggists. Sept. 7, 1860. THOS. TENNEN'’S Sarveying and Navigation Warehouse’ ~ Sigh.of the Wooden Sailor, ora street, opposite the Custom ‘House, SAN FRANCISCO. GENCY for the sale of. U. 8. Government Charts. Agency for Lieut. Maury's Wind and Current Charts. Agency for the-sule of Servers InstPuments, manufactured at the celebrated establishment of Win. J. Young, of Piiladelphia. Nautical Instruments, Booka, Drawing inetrmments, Surveying Chains, Leveling staves, tte., éte., = y ou hand; ae for eald.at reduced rites. nregemavers rated by ‘Transit Observ idjons. key rs of every description executed in the best manner. i “wil-tf HU Tel HINGS CALAFORNTA MAGAZINE!!! Faas: Every Month ? $3° per annum. ADDRESS t HUTCHINGS & ROSENFIELD, US KENT, wedi Nevada, + sxkt Executor to sell the real within forty days Y PR coer “on yo i out. 6 8 in you in fete day of ey ee to obtain aj, D Sn E. aemapciod ass! t and E F. Burton to Plaix of ‘the premises therein described, and the application of the, moneys to the re neal me amount due on two certain deliv: vforth in in aald complaint, ‘nd de -— oo . Bartom ton by the defendants, and and A. A. secrat ea a ee with said mo rand th to be secu oevane tb sum a lee with ac. eruing thie date of ji “4 atthe rate of 2% per por ect ‘per month ti and if any deficiency shall remain after : . all of properly so applicable . then that plaint execution therefor singer eat beret that the said de. fendants aad all and évery person Claiming jr = in et te or —_ them, sabesquentiy to the date he commencement nib prc may be’ snd foreclosed of at f redemption in right, claim, lein. by and to the said mot ps seh, Or an thereof, and for such other or further ret bie in the premises as may:be just and eq And you are hereby notifi that if wn vtatl answer said compl Ag as herein directed, pee will take judgment piece you therefor default, together enh all costs of suit, and also de of the Court such other relief as is . prayed ‘or in plaintiff's said complaint. In testimony whereof 1, JOHN 8S. LAMBERT, . ‘Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at Office, in Movade Oi this 2sth day of August, A. De 1860. 8. LAMBERT, Clerk,By Jos. ROBERTS, JR., Jai, Deputy. L. State of California. inthe District Court of berg Dl a District, in and forthe agg A mexada. . R. Perry vs L. Frisbie, Caro es A Feitie. Upon readi d fili Jounty o ev 88: on ing an in the affidavit of 8. R. ao _ it satisfactorily appearing therefro ome to mes & he Judge of the District Court of the ith Judicial District, in and gl -s Cou of Nevada, that ee defendants FR E and CAROLINE A: FRISBIE ath t of the State, and that good cause of t. pentose in this suit in favor of the a aintiff and against the oe and that t said defendants are necessary and proper pastide defendant thereto, on motion of A. A. Sargent, . » Attorney for the plaintiff, it is ordered that the” service of the summons in this case be made by publication thereof in the DAILY MORNING ‘TRANSCRIPT, @ newspaper published at Nevada City and County, hereby designated as the news-paper most lik ae 1 ane ve netics to .said defendants; that such AA be made at least once a week for three months. And it further in like manner satisfactorily appearing to me thatthe residence of said defendants is known to be at the town of Carson City, in the territory of Utah, on like motion it is ordered that a copy of the summons and complaint in = ie be forthwith deposited in. the post office, _ direc-ted to the said defendants * thet place ‘of residence. NILES SEAEES, Judge of the District Court ofthe i4th Judicelal District in and for the county ot Nevada. Clerk’s office of the District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for Nevada Co. Cah, ss: I, John S. Lambert, Clerk of said Court, do certity the foregeiug. to be a correct copy of the summons and order-made, now on tile in my office.— Attest my hand and. seal of said Court, at office, ers 23th day of August, A. D. 1860. L. 8. JOUN S. LAMBERT, Clerk, Por Jos. ROBERTS, Jr., Deputy. Sargent & Niles, Atsorneys . for Plaintiff. fs oF or Sheriffs Sale. Y virtue ofan Execution to me directed, issued out of the Honorable District Court, of the Fifteenth Judicial District, County of Nev State of California, on a judgment rendered in sai Court, on the 15th day of September, A. p. 1860, in favor of ALEXANDER JOHNSON and against L. M. KELLOGG and CHAS. D. BOY for the sum of Four Thousand, Seven Hundred and Fifty dollars, (debt,) with interest on .the said sum of $4750 00 from the 15th day of Sept. 1860, at the rate of ten per cent per annum until paid together with $45 50 costs of suit. I have levied upon the following described p: , to-wit Ali the 9 ti tle and interest of the within named defenc aute in and to a certain Water Ditch situate in ‘Nevada Township, Nevada County, and known ‘as~ Kellogg’s Reck Creek Ditch, together with Flumes and Reservoirs connected with said Ditch. Also, all the right, title and interest of the within named defendants of in and toacertain set of cig Claims, situate on Brush Creek, adjoining anc abovejthe mining prose of Shivery & Co., and extending up Shelby Flat to the line OF. Heath’s mining ground, sald claims being known as the, Flat Claims of maliogs & Co. Also, all the right, title and interest of the within named defendants, of in and to acertain mining claims situate upon Selby Flat, known as Kellogg & Co’s claims with all the appurtenancer iheweeto ges im a Also all the right, title and interest of the within named deteiidants of inand to certain set of mining claims situate upon Jackass Flat, Nevada county, on the north side of Brush creek, immediately below the mining claims of John Hall. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Ovg, 9th, 1860, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and 4 o’vlock, P. M. Given under my hand this 17th day of Septem; to me directed praee r plications of friends Sherif?’s a: out of the H fteenth Jui ot Lsae of Five Hundred Twelve Dollar Tor the eam tatdrest ‘on the im sum oft ser the 10th day of Sept. 4 P1800 at the, cent per annum un fate of tam per eeat Per suite._I have levied eee the following to-wit: All described. p y> o the within named . ane title — rein "Water Ditch te Administrator’s Notice. EA bp eee is herby given to all perseiis having STATE OF DONALD McKENZIE, Fs » to exhibit the same, with the necessary ¥ hers, at my office, within ten months frewe-the publication A; this notice, or the same be forever B THOMPSON, ‘ublic Administrator. eae Sept. 6, 1860.-im Administrator’s Netice. aft E is hereby given to.all persons having edande gala the EsTATE or JOHN Saicere xhibit the same, with the necessa vouchers, at ‘my o withm ten months from the publication of this notice, or the same will be forever es red. B. THOMPSON, ‘Public Administrator. Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.-1m Dr. Aachaule ti Rhexmatic Cordial and Health Restorative—is the most valuable and ungurpas: remedy for Rheumatism and Gout to be found in the world and known at present. The discoverer of the above medicine does claim itg infallibility in all-cases of Rheumatism and Gout—when used aecording to direction—and does offer a reward of five thousand dollars to any medicine that will supersede it, and is enpeeks ys table. The Doctor is enabled to offer the abave for ten years in his practice, and has . never known it to fail in the evre-of the most prot eases of Rheumatism and Gout. Dr. Adolphus is known and highly celebrated all over the State, for his cures in Rheumatism, Gout and or ae d tertiary. Syphillis, Scrofula n secon: an ry. Syphillis, Scrofula, enlargement of the Glands, Dreper, and all nervous and Cutaneous Diseases and the whole train. of Chronic Diseases, whose very name is a terror aa well to the Physician as te the patient, this medicine has proved to be superior to any in exigtence, appeared lik them in the boo a vine that th e 8 y magic Saltormis Ye fact a few thore such discoveries, and dru, at will not need to keep. a lot of useless medicines on hand, whenever they are prescribed once in a ten score, have lost by time their properties, in which eir value did reside, if there was actually any in them. Take this medicine when your ligestive organs are disordered and your blood i. impure, and it will eurely act on your bowels. “Take this medicine when be! have a cold, and it will make you perspire free Take this medicine when your uri per ent sorbing organs are disordered and it will act i a kidneys, it ore every part of th@body. even most remote and secret recesses seenanae yours ystem, and removes the disease loeated there—it restores healthy action and . ives tone to every organ inthe human body—t ig fore it has righteously deserved the name it HEALTH RESTORATIVE: The Doctor, who is averse to all patent medtciner, wishes it to be understood that the gt to? medicine is no such th » but that he through the myseution ¢ ’ this medi¢ine » Ath its treatise and direction for use, made every sufferer to be his own physician in the abo named diseases. Thinking it under my sag to ‘follow the certificates of mode of quacks by appendin: a late wes e hich it is too well mal omega or ichigo persons hown can be for cer remunerations, apthe iede of: fJ man lialf to -death, tg ven the most worthless . trash, I will therefore leave it to those in want of medicine to Py of men who have been cu medicines of the above diseases, and who on fouhd in almost every, city and = threugheut the state. I consider such conviction far more superior to certi ba of persons that are far from being known to fhem in want of medical aid. /But should an wiped care for written testimonial or certifi regarding the cures perform“5 this mediches ay might call at my Office pads will show them certificates of true erit, which have been sent to me voluntarily, w without applying . for them, or by boring individuals to ‘or sule by ADOLPIIUS & JUNGERMAN, 46 Montgomery street, three doors from Bush, and by all the Druggists in the city. AGENTs—Crowell & Crane, corner of Clay.and Front streets—Redington & Co., Clay street— the petition of L. D. Willies, Executor pr gd 1 eatute, that there is pot sufficient personal pe in his hands. to pay the legacics provided to be paid, in the will of the deceased, and that it is necessary to sell the share being one undivided tenth of the said estate in the “elaims of the Eastern Company, at Hunt’s Hill, in said county, for the payment of said . cs It is theretore ordered by the Judge of sa a Jourt, that all persons be and fore him at the court room of said Probate Court, on MONDAY, OCT. 22d, 1860, at 10. o’elock,. Av M., of that day; to show: cause why an order order should not be granted to the te above named and that a copy ef this. order published at least fuur weeks successively in the MoRNING TRANSCRIPT, & newspaper published at Nevada. ‘September 13, 1860. DAVID BELDEN,Probate Judge, Neyada County. Attest : Jno. S. LAMBERT, Clerk . M. Levy, Deputy. A true copy. ber, A. D. 1760. J.BR.VAN HAGEN, Sheritt. . . Morrill, corner of Wash ‘a Batt ts. by dE Vek Haged, Depety. . an nae ee ery sts., ‘ Sargent & Nile, Attys for Plaintiifs. 817-3w 8 -im Dr. KENT, Agent, Nevada. TATE OF CALIFORNIA~County of Nevada, The Eyes! The Eyes! ss: In Probate Court. Iu the matter of the / a of CHARLES JACK, Dee’d. It. appearDR. E. PARDEE, OCULIST. ~for every one offers-a specitic for disCases of any patients.can be scen dail of Dr. PARDEE, in dierent stages of revevery, the Plaza, near the Plaza 1 FTER A PROTRACTED BL TNDNESS OF mere than five years, Dr. RDEE has made himself thorotighly and scion ideally acquainted with all dnandars of the EYE, and is now practising, with universal success, the same treatment by which he was cured. A Word of Caution. The Eye is far too precious and delicate an organ to be trifled with, or made the subject of random experiments; therefore, it would be exceedingly unwise, an perhaps gerous, to avéept any of the ** never-failing cures’ thatare tomthared. 1 by the mistaken kindness ofall around the eye, M “at the office OFFICE—San Freamep wed street, above Artifielal Eyes erat having all the natural Py sola a sere eee aarfienen the. world wo cree . probation of roe aaa oa hae spp United States, and wherever Moonee Qur goods’ ‘are manufactured d frome the terials, with the utmost care, and are the articles of the kind tereee ant every State ic the Union, China, Sandwich Islagds, and including almost every place where Anglo Saxon race are represen’ We have constantly on hand and for sale in reg to suit— A bing . Forest ine Bitters, ’ > Wormw mics Cherry Brand ordial, Vegetable Bitters : ear Cordial, Bitters, Raspberry Syrup, Btougk 7 gacing Lemon Syrup, Spice Ex’et Raspberry Syrup, Ogee rup; Coloring Ceram: . orm, ermou . Aromatic Schnapps, ‘Eeceaey ot Léon, sence Jamaica Peppermint, Rosenc ger Mawenes &e. setae Turner Brothers, _ Corner of Front and Broadway streetz, SAN FRANCISCO. sep? First Annual Exhibition BY THE . San Francisco Bay District AgroultaralSosety p and ne emer a0] Frllogg'* We caution all consumers of GikcEn Wits to _— Grek ih th said Ditch. Also, all sant examide the label, ay Sone are gennine. ox Raine gxeent t, title. ha ond Soeenent in ane to aset of Same i le, surrounded Tet sre portal rae nade Ng saa situated on Brush Creek, tions : “ TURNER'S. inGer WINE, by bove t ground of Shivery & es and above the upshetey Fi Fiat to the line of E. Hi feats dE Brothers New York, ork, Hit oy New Yous, racer , all ne Taree’ mae Resberny HIG. : Fiat, Logg Co's . Te masunctared from of ror a tke ped oh aay ae ogi! reap an oft of the k ‘ ri a tan wad tntert ; aches Fat, ‘Reva Bore on the north of Some of the reas by Turners’ ( pas coe antes upd any othe wt in Seats ad = Bas Joh . L h fest sate h retreat t of the ~ somener™ ee e The highest bidder for cas in One tB , ew York. ee Sia . hp Teo, betwee the hours “of 9 o’clack, ra M.y ani and y Rnd e Built tas a ra peer! wae Sack i the Given under my b hand _ this 17th , . complete manner in every ber, A.D. 1860, J. B. VAN HAGEN, 38 . Secondly—We can. and do have ey mehr Ue ‘ByJ. B. Van ty: . tnat money and pur e or conven ce Cy Sargent & Niles, Att’ys for Plaintiffs. 817. sw . facilitate. i 3 ¥ by “we be held lit the elty.of. SAN FRANCISCO. October 4th, Sth, 6th, 8th,’9th, oth, and 11th "Listed pegs form! the Sac st ssu Romphl form, the ule o Premiums, together with the Rules and Regulations for the ~ FIRST PAIR© Since ite organization. ‘The list tis an extended one, embracing all descrijitions of Stock:and: articles of Husbandry, such as are usually eontained in similar schedules, for which liberal ums are 0 am amounting in the ageregate to upwards Of 5 $15,000! Pak er with about 500 Diplowias, besides other van le Prizes an District comprises the cou oe of San FeanSan naw mater Santa Clara; Santa hig Mon. set are teapatiially ted from = rtion of the -Ggate as well ee fom Oregon, and WashTerritories. Utah Chave been made witi. the Calia rr e Sogn hb Oakland ferry routes prictors of San Francisco, animals and. arties a + So Tor exhibition at the Fair, without owners. les or from ad con te Art: care 8 pony nee cee my my Pose tog “wilh he properly cared for. . The Farmers and. others interested, aré ially requested to aid'the Board in ward s enterprise. e becomin.; mem! contributing. to the Price of Life ‘Mesharahipe , $25; Annual Memberships, $5—to be had of tt the Secretary, at the Office, No.7 Armory geet San Francisco, or J. Cumming, Traveling Agent. Persons desiring a copy of the Premium schedule may obtain the same on application to the Secretary, as above, efther in person or by letter. forOfficers of » and urists erally, are reques to fend to ‘office for —_ lists erat sal respective localities. r the Board, SAMUEL "BRANNAK, Président. FRANK F. FARGO, ‘ _ bep6-td PONY EXPRESS. Nine Days from San Francisco to: New York » e The Central Overland Pony Express Company will start r Letter Express : from San Fremeleea to New York and intermediate. points every Wednesday and Saturday! Letters will be received at Nevada on Trcetey and Friday Evenings, until 9 o'clock Office:Alta Telegraph Office, Main street, Nevada. Telegraph Dispatches will-be received at Carson City until 6 o'clock P. M.every Wednesday. Schedule Time frotn: $an Francisco to New York. Fer Telegraphic Dispatches, Nine Days. . For Letters, Thirteen Days. / Letters will be charged, between San Franciaco _ am? Salt Lake City, $3, r half ounce and under, and at that rate according to “sulect s Telegraphic dispatches will be subject’to the same charges as Letters. ny letters must be enclosed jnttam EnvelWM. W. FINNEY, “tepé-tf Agent C. Or. Express Company. Hydro Galvanism. N= ALGIC or Nervous Pains in the Head nd Faee relieved almost range va by Dr. & Co's —— SAN PRANCISCOsepi-t a Sargent & Niles, Atty’ ts for i Petitioner. Bit Im movements of the Keal E — -Levason. Fee $2,52. Office over Bi : cre, corner of Commercial etreet. “eep7t rs, and. vigation Gompany, me the pro. ive Wil ty, 01 1G Baker Che “ef the FO! A Pie share Ney se PRiw Ney Ord

; « thes as It is . Oe ‘aah DT ei 1 a0 raniiéd cs Ba NTS eat Bl Ht Or rREVADAs and every Sion comettaes volod Wheh, ol Pesan, This heart long had sleeping lain, ., Nar thought its cold pulse would ever waken =“ such benign, blessed sounds again. Sweet voice of comfort !-’t was like the ~tealing . Of summer wind thro* some wreathed shell— Of all my soul echood to itegpell. ‘SD -was whispered balm, "twas sunshine spoken, ___._'d live years of grief and pain Tq have my long sleep of sorrow . broken —— . w. SLUB BOUSE. Gin, SBBrOMED: bie egeere ——e Ww. 8. . .We We shalt’ Pre ti to restive the above GIN wee VALAMBROSIAL WHISKY, in eye NECTAR WHISKY; :in new style PURE BOURBON WHISKY. The above Liquors are from the well-known house of Wm. ovens a te Co., New York are guarantied fine A a 89s SM ote a wie PREG t 02. 2 bangpton’s Pioneer Wapsses.: To aly of California and Utah Zprrhory, g at Marysville and Névada with Res E EXPRESSES TO ALL PARTS the Atlantie States and Europe. ene the saneiied places in Uta Territory i x leis Franktown, Wi Valley, Genoa, Carsoir Valley, Chinatown Trackee Gosia: ew Gold Canon, Carson ONY: Bagie Walley, Jo town, = Walker River Mines! . > All Letters forthe Western Atlantic . States; eu elosed in our Government franked Envelo aud indorsed *4Qverland, via. Salt Lake,’ wi tbe forwarded and reaeh thelr dentiaation apomcr shag BG showing the immense capita eost is nothing eompared to. its velgn For sale ‘gecomplished, ~ipreanure, Packages ‘and Letters transmitted to and from the above points with unrivaled despatch and sacmrity. Gold Dust and Coin, forwarded to all parta of the United States and Kurope, insured-vr unin sured, at as low rates as can with security. Our ‘Treasure Express wilt Always. be accor panied by faithful. Messen Notes, Drafts, Bills, &¢ Collceted or négociated and all orders attended to promptly: onan of every description made. Forwarding of Merchandise and Commission’ of every pron attended to oe and with promptitude. Office in Nevada, ukhian below Wells, Fargo & Co’ all JOHN PATTISON, Agent Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf Freeman & Simpeon’s OLD‘ MAG NOLIA WHISKY ! Ts ST GNED 18 mpoutvine 6g me brand of fine Whisky dirc from Messti:-Freeman & Baht pee, Lr bag of the Phenix Pry nar Pin Mhiver Offers it for sulein barre lets to suit. The oc tleg Outp MAGNOLIA Winsky has Freeman & Simpaon’s name in full on each package, and also ecard ve with a lithographed engraving of their Diatil ‘ As a matter of interest to the, trade 2 anaetmay a Simpson's . parative table-is appende ' tithed “Philadelphia and its 3 i “Theeentreot the Whisk dbhy Cincinnati, Ohio; fo there were distilled in 260,245 gallons of we allow one bu: and vicinit f Whisky, conau 18 a vl of corn to every three yalge: Spe bushels of corn. ipa here are. but. five concerns dis lng Wh bd ge from. rye, corn, ey have a ¢ st 11000 of nearly iy aad in 1857 rn 000 gallons. stillery of Freeman & 8 yipaon, on the, uylkill river, having a nell of 400 BARPER WKFK of fine Whisky alone, is one of the finest and most complete inthe country for the distillation of FINE WHISKY, witleh they “mire Spaapetnes almost exclusiy HAW, : 8: C. 65 3m . 138 Front et.; 3an Francisco. The Great Japanese Kemedy. Tas WONDERFUL REMEDY.CALLED the Japaneee Venereal SALVE, end used. tor the eure of Syphilitic Sores and procure at creat trouble amt expense, is now placed in the ands of somnaiete jor sale, where persons afHede of dea ase it, and effect cures without ane comes morti ification an taeurred by going to physicians. procured from. these scientific and wonder!ul people are auch as have not been knewa to the rest of the world in: the cure of loathsome corrupcioms, and far exeela an Fg Ben heretofore used. ‘Tretimonials of astonishing cures could betained ifnecessary. But it la only requtaite teat it to prove ite great healing qualitive. The RE heavy charges he ingredients at all the Draggists. THE JAPANESE SALVE, Yor the cure of Guts, Burnes, Sprains, Gunshot Woaun ay Pil Boils, Chilblains, Brujaes and all kh ot toke, has been discovered to be the heat a Font wouderful preparation eve? used. pérties aré astonishiiy, aliw oat inane eupersedes all ealves no’ [* eal. in mon bor develops one great-good_ that has result trom the opening of Japanese Ports to the comwnerce of the wegen 8 and will canse all that use it to rejoice that so devirably a result has been Tie naive Dor hems servi wa est ite qualities. Try SS erty aes He ontd be without ft-oaud anne the ingredienta are rare and expensive, Ms 4 Fs CENTS fs eharged ‘or eo i? can “4 ob cee of all the Druygists. 66 3 i % REGULATE AND PREPARE T THE . done by any hour< Le a halt berrela.'s 4 N DIGESTIV E ORGAN 8! Stomach to receive and it food in a healactign to the Liver, by remoFa Pew ' wing thé body its natural strength. “It is ¥ essential for persons glleery age or eee aman n _ waa be coe and r Digestive i? ing this, they will foros ist an ein the prevailing Dis agai mayo a differ. ent climates, no matter hat the temperature of [the same.” These 8 gre Bure to do this ia every case, if taken according thy —— to directions. Rh ty ihe human thousands of small arteries and a nues. e human frame, leading td‘and ing pom, ¢ the gastric juices produced by the stom. ‘or the support_of the whole ~ If the: stomach. is diseased, Le it cannot do its work. pe feng para the whole frame. untae aitly and évery the Bitters to_ ive date them f ‘o,.and ask the opinion of their con. fidential st frail Physician, in to the merite of the article. “Turner’s Forest Wine Bitters.” Are sure to. — the stomach, the mam avehue to the whole bady Are sure to dounteract *pitiiousness, when ina ~ malarious climate ; Are sure to agree with the most weakly, as well as.the most tyros a gt Are aure to create Sr appetite ; : Are very pleasant ee ste “eo beverage ; Are evonomical and cheap. All travelers should carry : these bitters with thent, to prevent Biliousness and Fevers, cansedi by changes of climate and water.Seamen should carry them to.prevent scurvy, ship fever, and the like, when they are deprived of cooling, nutritious ve veatlen, All persons of seden habits, who net rest at night, should take . em before go! ng to bed, (as a found and disarranged stomach always produces a nervous irritation ' of the muscular lands, causing sleepless nights.) They assist: he stomach to perform its natural powers, allowing the patient to rest with composure. They area very rich, natritious Wine, formed by the addition of. nine. different kinds of roots barks and herbs, making a very palatable as well as oy of the most nourishing bitters in the known wor ‘There never has been any article introduced tha, pee ayes such universal confidence, and been so asi applauded by the public, as these Bitters. They ave been in use ut-six years, and t sate has increased so much, that itnow es three 7 buildings, covering over nineiots of ground, to do their, business.For the: better protection of the public, we have for a Jabal, ‘a (splendid and very expensive) Steel ou i, makihg a pe Guarantee against counterteits’ ur iihltainee cs the genuine article. Hereaftérour Forest Wine Bitters will be manoptured froia White Wine, which makes a decided improvément, unequaled by any other bitters in the, Inited States. _Mitoleaale by ‘ TURNER BROTHERS: cor. weehy ton aud Franklin sts, N. Y. Niagara street, Buffalo, N. Y. Cor. Broadway and Frout streets, San Francis¢o, Cal. and for sale by Merchants and Druggists every wherd. oopett Oxygenated Bitters. i ah y why will you suffer? Dyspepsia is a brief but a comprehensive term for the numerous diseases which affect the stomach, liver, and in fact the whvle human systeni. vutil pr. Green discovered the Oxygenated bitters medical science was at fault and had exhausted itself in fruitless effurts to cure this disease. Dyspeptic need not suffer any longer with a-desease that is always atop soe ape ee pacetasemicel a This unique an r compound will as cerers f cure the disease as the disease exists. Had hot this power such testimony as follows would not be given in ita favor; . Valuable Testimony a Favor ofjthe Oxygenated itters. . Washington. D. C. June 16. emesis made use of the ar geenies Bitters. Vita by Dr. George B. Green, of Windsor, Sane from knowledge obtainedoftheir efficacy nother eases re cheerfully: recommend. them to tne publie, be ioware they will fully sustain the recommendation of the pod gt ginninn a We hope that iny. be accessible to all the} aluable re alllicted. * Samuel. 8. eae William Upham, United States Senators Vermont. James F. Simmons, United Statés-Senator froia Rhode or a T. Morehead, United States'Senator, and J. formerly Governor of Kentueky, L. H. Arnold Formerly Governor of Rhode Island . Wm. Voodbridge, late Governor of Michigan. Ita success in severe cases of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and general debility of the system cintes it among the most wonderful discoveries in medical science and has given it a reputation tar: beyond any ‘remedy known for these complaints, iu all their various fornis. yr Beware of vileand Worthless Counterfeita! The oily Genuine, Pure and Medical Balsam has the name of “I. Butts” written with a pen; and the printed name of the proprietors, 5. W. FOWLE & Os on the outside. wrapper. ared by 3. W. FowLe & Co., Boston, and for e by Rice, Coffin & Co., Marysville; Red diagton & Co. Henry Joluson & Cex, Charles Morrell, San Francisco, and other Druggists. Sept. 7, 1860. THOS. TENNEN'’S Sarveying and Navigation Warehouse’ ~ Sigh.of the Wooden Sailor, ora street, opposite the Custom ‘House, SAN FRANCISCO. GENCY for the sale of. U. 8. Government Charts. Agency for Lieut. Maury's Wind and Current Charts. Agency for the-sule of Servers InstPuments, manufactured at the celebrated establishment of Win. J. Young, of Piiladelphia. Nautical Instruments, Booka, Drawing inetrmments, Surveying Chains, Leveling staves, tte., éte., = y ou hand; ae for eald.at reduced rites. nregemavers rated by ‘Transit Observ idjons. key rs of every description executed in the best manner. i “wil-tf HU Tel HINGS CALAFORNTA MAGAZINE!!! Faas: Every Month ? $3° per annum. ADDRESS t HUTCHINGS & ROSENFIELD, US KENT, wedi Nevada, + sxkt Executor to sell the real within forty days Y PR coer “on yo i out. 6 8 in you in fete day of ey ee to obtain aj, D Sn E. aemapciod ass! t and E F. Burton to Plaix of ‘the premises therein described, and the application of the, moneys to the re neal me amount due on two certain deliv: vforth in in aald complaint, ‘nd de -— oo . Bartom ton by the defendants, and and A. A. secrat ea a ee with said mo rand th to be secu oevane tb sum a lee with ac. eruing thie date of ji “4 atthe rate of 2% per por ect ‘per month ti and if any deficiency shall remain after : . all of properly so applicable . then that plaint execution therefor singer eat beret that the said de. fendants aad all and évery person Claiming jr = in et te or —_ them, sabesquentiy to the date he commencement nib prc may be’ snd foreclosed of at f redemption in right, claim, lein. by and to the said mot ps seh, Or an thereof, and for such other or further ret bie in the premises as may:be just and eq And you are hereby notifi that if wn vtatl answer said compl Ag as herein directed, pee will take judgment piece you therefor default, together enh all costs of suit, and also de of the Court such other relief as is . prayed ‘or in plaintiff's said complaint. In testimony whereof 1, JOHN 8S. LAMBERT, . ‘Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at Office, in Movade Oi this 2sth day of August, A. De 1860. 8. LAMBERT, Clerk,By Jos. ROBERTS, JR., Jai, Deputy. L. State of California. inthe District Court of berg Dl a District, in and forthe agg A mexada. . R. Perry vs L. Frisbie, Caro es A Feitie. Upon readi d fili Jounty o ev 88: on ing an in the affidavit of 8. R. ao _ it satisfactorily appearing therefro ome to mes & he Judge of the District Court of the ith Judicial District, in and gl -s Cou of Nevada, that ee defendants FR E and CAROLINE A: FRISBIE ath t of the State, and that good cause of t. pentose in this suit in favor of the a aintiff and against the oe and that t said defendants are necessary and proper pastide defendant thereto, on motion of A. A. Sargent, . » Attorney for the plaintiff, it is ordered that the” service of the summons in this case be made by publication thereof in the DAILY MORNING ‘TRANSCRIPT, @ newspaper published at Nevada City and County, hereby designated as the news-paper most lik ae 1 ane ve netics to .said defendants; that such AA be made at least once a week for three months. And it further in like manner satisfactorily appearing to me thatthe residence of said defendants is known to be at

the town of Carson City, in the territory of Utah, on like motion it is ordered that a copy of the summons and complaint in = ie be forthwith deposited in. the post office, _ direc-ted to the said defendants * thet place ‘of residence. NILES SEAEES, Judge of the District Court ofthe i4th Judicelal District in and for the county ot Nevada. Clerk’s office of the District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for Nevada Co. Cah, ss: I, John S. Lambert, Clerk of said Court, do certity the foregeiug. to be a correct copy of the summons and order-made, now on tile in my office.— Attest my hand and. seal of said Court, at office, ers 23th day of August, A. D. 1860. L. 8. JOUN S. LAMBERT, Clerk, Por Jos. ROBERTS, Jr., Deputy. Sargent & Niles, Atsorneys . for Plaintiff. fs oF or Sheriffs Sale. Y virtue ofan Execution to me directed, issued out of the Honorable District Court, of the Fifteenth Judicial District, County of Nev State of California, on a judgment rendered in sai Court, on the 15th day of September, A. p. 1860, in favor of ALEXANDER JOHNSON and against L. M. KELLOGG and CHAS. D. BOY for the sum of Four Thousand, Seven Hundred and Fifty dollars, (debt,) with interest on .the said sum of $4750 00 from the 15th day of Sept. 1860, at the rate of ten per cent per annum until paid together with $45 50 costs of suit. I have levied upon the following described p: , to-wit Ali the 9 ti tle and interest of the within named defenc aute in and to a certain Water Ditch situate in ‘Nevada Township, Nevada County, and known ‘as~ Kellogg’s Reck Creek Ditch, together with Flumes and Reservoirs connected with said Ditch. Also, all the right, title and interest of the within named defendants of in and toacertain set of cig Claims, situate on Brush Creek, adjoining anc abovejthe mining prose of Shivery & Co., and extending up Shelby Flat to the line OF. Heath’s mining ground, sald claims being known as the, Flat Claims of maliogs & Co. Also, all the right, title and interest of the within named defendants, of in and to acertain mining claims situate upon Selby Flat, known as Kellogg & Co’s claims with all the appurtenancer iheweeto ges im a Also all the right, title and interest of the within named deteiidants of inand to certain set of mining claims situate upon Jackass Flat, Nevada county, on the north side of Brush creek, immediately below the mining claims of John Hall. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Ovg, 9th, 1860, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and 4 o’vlock, P. M. Given under my hand this 17th day of Septem; to me directed praee r plications of friends Sherif?’s a: out of the H fteenth Jui ot Lsae of Five Hundred Twelve Dollar Tor the eam tatdrest ‘on the im sum oft ser the 10th day of Sept. 4 P1800 at the, cent per annum un fate of tam per eeat Per suite._I have levied eee the following to-wit: All described. p y> o the within named . ane title — rein "Water Ditch te Administrator’s Notice. EA bp eee is herby given to all perseiis having STATE OF DONALD McKENZIE, Fs » to exhibit the same, with the necessary ¥ hers, at my office, within ten months frewe-the publication A; this notice, or the same be forever B THOMPSON, ‘ublic Administrator. eae Sept. 6, 1860.-im Administrator’s Netice. aft E is hereby given to.all persons having edande gala the EsTATE or JOHN Saicere xhibit the same, with the necessa vouchers, at ‘my o withm ten months from the publication of this notice, or the same will be forever es red. B. THOMPSON, ‘Public Administrator. Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.-1m Dr. Aachaule ti Rhexmatic Cordial and Health Restorative—is the most valuable and ungurpas: remedy for Rheumatism and Gout to be found in the world and known at present. The discoverer of the above medicine does claim itg infallibility in all-cases of Rheumatism and Gout—when used aecording to direction—and does offer a reward of five thousand dollars to any medicine that will supersede it, and is enpeeks ys table. The Doctor is enabled to offer the abave for ten years in his practice, and has . never known it to fail in the evre-of the most prot eases of Rheumatism and Gout. Dr. Adolphus is known and highly celebrated all over the State, for his cures in Rheumatism, Gout and or ae d tertiary. Syphillis, Scrofula n secon: an ry. Syphillis, Scrofula, enlargement of the Glands, Dreper, and all nervous and Cutaneous Diseases and the whole train. of Chronic Diseases, whose very name is a terror aa well to the Physician as te the patient, this medicine has proved to be superior to any in exigtence, appeared lik them in the boo a vine that th e 8 y magic Saltormis Ye fact a few thore such discoveries, and dru, at will not need to keep. a lot of useless medicines on hand, whenever they are prescribed once in a ten score, have lost by time their properties, in which eir value did reside, if there was actually any in them. Take this medicine when your ligestive organs are disordered and your blood i. impure, and it will eurely act on your bowels. “Take this medicine when be! have a cold, and it will make you perspire free Take this medicine when your uri per ent sorbing organs are disordered and it will act i a kidneys, it ore every part of th@body. even most remote and secret recesses seenanae yours ystem, and removes the disease loeated there—it restores healthy action and . ives tone to every organ inthe human body—t ig fore it has righteously deserved the name it HEALTH RESTORATIVE: The Doctor, who is averse to all patent medtciner, wishes it to be understood that the gt to? medicine is no such th » but that he through the myseution ¢ ’ this medi¢ine » Ath its treatise and direction for use, made every sufferer to be his own physician in the abo named diseases. Thinking it under my sag to ‘follow the certificates of mode of quacks by appendin: a late wes e hich it is too well mal omega or ichigo persons hown can be for cer remunerations, apthe iede of: fJ man lialf to -death, tg ven the most worthless . trash, I will therefore leave it to those in want of medicine to Py of men who have been cu medicines of the above diseases, and who on fouhd in almost every, city and = threugheut the state. I consider such conviction far more superior to certi ba of persons that are far from being known to fhem in want of medical aid. /But should an wiped care for written testimonial or certifi regarding the cures perform“5 this mediches ay might call at my Office pads will show them certificates of true erit, which have been sent to me voluntarily, w without applying . for them, or by boring individuals to ‘or sule by ADOLPIIUS & JUNGERMAN, 46 Montgomery street, three doors from Bush, and by all the Druggists in the city. AGENTs—Crowell & Crane, corner of Clay.and Front streets—Redington & Co., Clay street— the petition of L. D. Willies, Executor pr gd 1 eatute, that there is pot sufficient personal pe in his hands. to pay the legacics provided to be paid, in the will of the deceased, and that it is necessary to sell the share being one undivided tenth of the said estate in the “elaims of the Eastern Company, at Hunt’s Hill, in said county, for the payment of said . cs It is theretore ordered by the Judge of sa a Jourt, that all persons be and fore him at the court room of said Probate Court, on MONDAY, OCT. 22d, 1860, at 10. o’elock,. Av M., of that day; to show: cause why an order order should not be granted to the te above named and that a copy ef this. order published at least fuur weeks successively in the MoRNING TRANSCRIPT, & newspaper published at Nevada. ‘September 13, 1860. DAVID BELDEN,Probate Judge, Neyada County. Attest : Jno. S. LAMBERT, Clerk . M. Levy, Deputy. A true copy. ber, A. D. 1760. J.BR.VAN HAGEN, Sheritt. . . Morrill, corner of Wash ‘a Batt ts. by dE Vek Haged, Depety. . an nae ee ery sts., ‘ Sargent & Nile, Attys for Plaintiifs. 817-3w 8 -im Dr. KENT, Agent, Nevada. TATE OF CALIFORNIA~County of Nevada, The Eyes! The Eyes! ss: In Probate Court. Iu the matter of the / a of CHARLES JACK, Dee’d. It. appearDR. E. PARDEE, OCULIST. ~for every one offers-a specitic for disCases of any patients.can be scen dail of Dr. PARDEE, in dierent stages of revevery, the Plaza, near the Plaza 1 FTER A PROTRACTED BL TNDNESS OF mere than five years, Dr. RDEE has made himself thorotighly and scion ideally acquainted with all dnandars of the EYE, and is now practising, with universal success, the same treatment by which he was cured. A Word of Caution. The Eye is far too precious and delicate an organ to be trifled with, or made the subject of random experiments; therefore, it would be exceedingly unwise, an perhaps gerous, to avéept any of the ** never-failing cures’ thatare tomthared. 1 by the mistaken kindness ofall around the eye, M “at the office OFFICE—San Freamep wed street, above Artifielal Eyes erat having all the natural Py sola a sere eee aarfienen the. world wo cree . probation of roe aaa oa hae spp United States, and wherever Moonee Qur goods’ ‘are manufactured d frome the terials, with the utmost care, and are the articles of the kind tereee ant every State ic the Union, China, Sandwich Islagds, and including almost every place where Anglo Saxon race are represen’ We have constantly on hand and for sale in reg to suit— A bing . Forest ine Bitters, ’ > Wormw mics Cherry Brand ordial, Vegetable Bitters : ear Cordial, Bitters, Raspberry Syrup, Btougk 7 gacing Lemon Syrup, Spice Ex’et Raspberry Syrup, Ogee rup; Coloring Ceram: . orm, ermou . Aromatic Schnapps, ‘Eeceaey ot Léon, sence Jamaica Peppermint, Rosenc ger Mawenes &e. setae Turner Brothers, _ Corner of Front and Broadway streetz, SAN FRANCISCO. sep? First Annual Exhibition BY THE . San Francisco Bay District AgroultaralSosety p and ne emer a0] Frllogg'* We caution all consumers of GikcEn Wits to _— Grek ih th said Ditch. Also, all sant examide the label, ay Sone are gennine. ox Raine gxeent t, title. ha ond Soeenent in ane to aset of Same i le, surrounded Tet sre portal rae nade Ng saa situated on Brush Creek, tions : “ TURNER'S. inGer WINE, by bove t ground of Shivery & es and above the upshetey Fi Fiat to the line of E. Hi feats dE Brothers New York, ork, Hit oy New Yous, racer , all ne Taree’ mae Resberny HIG. : Fiat, Logg Co's . Te masunctared from of ror a tke ped oh aay ae ogi! reap an oft of the k ‘ ri a tan wad tntert ; aches Fat, ‘Reva Bore on the north of Some of the reas by Turners’ ( pas coe antes upd any othe wt in Seats ad = Bas Joh . L h fest sate h retreat t of the ~ somener™ ee e The highest bidder for cas in One tB , ew York. ee Sia . hp Teo, betwee the hours “of 9 o’clack, ra M.y ani and y Rnd e Built tas a ra peer! wae Sack i the Given under my b hand _ this 17th , . complete manner in every ber, A.D. 1860, J. B. VAN HAGEN, 38 . Secondly—We can. and do have ey mehr Ue ‘ByJ. B. Van ty: . tnat money and pur e or conven ce Cy Sargent & Niles, Att’ys for Plaintiffs. 817. sw . facilitate. i 3 ¥ by “we be held lit the elty.of.. SAN FRANCISCO. October 4th, Sth, 6th, 8th,’9th, oth, and 11th "Listed pegs form! the Sac st ssu Romphl form, the ule o Premiums, together with the Rules and Regulations for the ~ FIRST PAIR© Since ite organization. ‘The list tis an extended one, embracing all descrijitions of Stock:and: articles of Husbandry, such as are usually eontained in similar schedules, for which liberal ums are 0 am amounting in the ageregate to upwards Of 5 $15,000! Pak er with about 500 Diplowias, besides other van le Prizes an District comprises the cou oe of San FeanSan naw mater Santa Clara; Santa hig Mon. set are teapatiially ted from = rtion of the -Ggate as well ee fom Oregon, and WashTerritories. Utah Chave been made witi. the Calia rr e Sogn hb Oakland ferry routes prictors of San Francisco, animals and. arties a + So Tor exhibition at the Fair, without owners. les or from ad con te Art: care 8 pony nee cee my my Pose tog “wilh he properly cared for. . The Farmers and. others interested, aré ially requested to aid'the Board in ward s enterprise. e becomin.; mem! contributing. to the Price of Life ‘Mesharahipe , $25; Annual Memberships, $5—to be had of tt the Secretary, at the Office, No.7 Armory geet San Francisco, or J. Cumming, Traveling Agent. Persons desiring a copy of the Premium schedule may obtain the same on application to the Secretary, as above, efther in person or by letter. forOfficers of » and urists erally, are reques to fend to ‘office for —_ lists erat sal respective localities. r the Board, SAMUEL "BRANNAK, Président. FRANK F. FARGO, ‘ _ bep6-td PONY EXPRESS. Nine Days from San Francisco to: New York » e The Central Overland Pony Express Company will start r Letter Express : from San Fremeleea to New York and intermediate. points every Wednesday and Saturday! Letters will be received at Nevada on Trcetey and Friday Evenings, until 9 o'clock Office:Alta Telegraph Office, Main street, Nevada. Telegraph Dispatches will-be received at Carson City until 6 o'clock P. M.every Wednesday. Schedule Time frotn: $an Francisco to New York. Fer Telegraphic Dispatches, Nine Days. . For Letters, Thirteen Days. / Letters will be charged, between San Franciaco _ am? Salt Lake City, $3, r half ounce and under, and at that rate according to “sulect s Telegraphic dispatches will be subject’to the same charges as Letters. ny letters must be enclosed jnttam EnvelWM. W. FINNEY, “tepé-tf Agent C. Or. Express Company. Hydro Galvanism. N= ALGIC or Nervous Pains in the Head nd Faee relieved almost range va by Dr. & Co's —— SAN PRANCISCOsepi-t a Sargent & Niles, Atty’ ts for i Petitioner. Bit Im movements of the Keal E — -Levason. Fee $2,52. Office over Bi : cre, corner of Commercial etreet. “eep7t rs, and. vigation Gompany, me the pro. ive Wil ty, 01 1G Baker Che “ef the FO! A Pie share Ney se PRiw Ney Ord