September 20, 1860 (4 pages)

Hin: RK,. ‘im a otof ition ry, \ND tf comover p7 ig . The Morning Transcript ; was the luckiest escape we have heard of fo . sum is distinct from*that which-will Narrow EscaPe.—An_ accident ‘occur‘ted yesterday, at Gopher Hill, we learn from ‘Sam. Hervey, -whieh:-camenear proving a very serious affair. “John “Eustis, and his brother, formerly of San Juan; while working their claims arid piping on the hard bank the coupling blew off the pipe and kitecked Jobn Eustis.down a shaft-75 feet deep>— He was then carried by the water through a tunnel 150 feet long. On coming out of the tun-’ nel he grappled the side of the flume and held on to it till he was relieved from-his perilous position by his brother who had. hurried to his assiatanee. He'was taken to his eabin and medical ‘aid immediately procured, and, strange to say, he was but little injured. This a great while. pete ena -AccIpENT AT. ORLEANS. FLAT. —Our friend, Dr. Cranston, informs ts that a young man, named Henry Forrest, of Orleans Flat, _ “met with a severe accident at Keese’s claims, ~ on Tuesday last, by a.cave of gravel falling on him. The cave struck him and threw him backwards into a cut in the bed rock, ten feet deep, from which, however, he was immeédiately exttieated and placed under the medical care of Dr. Hardy. His injuries, it is hoped, will not prove fatal. aa hae FIRE IN GRASS VALLEY.—A house caught fire,. yesterday, on the corner of Mill and Shoemaker streets; from a defective flue.— Fortunately the atmosphere was tranquil ; and, by energetic action, the flames were speedily subdued. Had there been much wind, there is no telling what terrible destruetion might have been the consequence. ASSESSMENT ROLL.—The Sheriff of Nevada County received this roll on Monday, 17th inst., and will immediately proceed to collect the taXes. The amount of property, assessed on this roll, is $3,328,856, This. appear on the Special Assessment Roll,_which-has+ not yet been returned. PERSONAL.—Ned. Irwin, ex-Sheriff of Sierra county, and one of the most Rccomplishéd gentlémen in the State, paid a visit.to our sanctum yesterday. Mr. Irwin is on his way to Sacramento to attend the State Fair. He will be heartily welcomed there, ashe has been in this city, after an‘absence of several months on the Atlentic side. We would state for the benefit of the female portion of the community thithe returned without a partner to share his joys and sorrows. A Smarr NIGGER.—The St. Louis Het» ald tells ot a black fellow, whose vocation is . toring an alatm-for lost children. When business is dull, he. starts out with unearthly yelling and jingling, and, collecting a squad of curious children, leads them to bewilderment, and then charges five dollars to find them. 4 > Attention is culled tu the advertise . ment of Chas. W. Young’s grand Gift Enter-" “~tainment, in another column. It is really vorth a visit to. his beautiful store and ex“amine the gorgeous lay out of diamonds, ' _ watches, silver ware, anJ in fact a show-cage “full of jewelry, together with $500 in cash. “Tickets one dollar each, everybody should “take at least one chance. . @ ‘ aia _ GROVER & Bakrk’'s Sewmg machines have taken the first premium at the San Francisco Fair. The other machines have “been taken out of tH® exhibition rooms, by their owners, in disgust. It remains to be . ) seen what success Grover & Buker will have at the State Fair. CAUGHT.~Curaries Wisi, wiv Was sentenced in’ May last, to the state prison, for assisting at a robbery of Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express, in the interior, and who escaped from prison, has been >—¥e-arrested in San Franciseo, by officer Baker, after a severe run. ut Miss MUNSvN.~1'us Lay has been lecturing in Downieville. Forbes, of the Demecrat, seems not, exactly. pleased with her. ‘Though a very spirited gentieman, he is not / »exietly spiritualistic, but is decidedly of the geometric and materialistic school. Avgid Digotry, Forbes ; it isa’t philosophical. << MINES IN AniZuNa.—aA ietter in the Her_ald, probably from Judge McGowan, says “bat tae-Pino Alto miner pay pyorly. They Gbaving evidently been pretty well workea out a long time age by the Jesuits. The wriBter thinks it will prove. rich country yet for gvld-and silver. There are about three hua¢red Americans and others, and frum two to ‘ three hundred Mexicans st the Pino Alto A MaN wire Seven Wives.—An offieer from Detroit, Michigan, is now in this ‘city; says the man named Simon Lord, a _pediar who’ is represented to bé.the possessor of seven oF eight wives. His last victim was a beautiful . young lady nathed-Carrie Owens, the daughter of.a wealthy farmer. residing about three mls from Detroit. On leeraing the true character of the man to whom she had given her hedit’atid'hand, she went almost crazy, and is now on the verge of lunacy. Her heart is almost broken, and it will be a miracleif she survives the attack. He has two wives living in this State. Lord is a native of Connecticut, where his relatives live. The et gated nitaase ty of correspondence as led him to come east‘wad, in the hope of taking back with him the debased wretch. ForBEs, of the Dowmeville Democrat, we are speaking to you! Fort the handsome but for your reminiseenses, may the arch fiend fly away with your memory+ Can you not learn to apply soft soap to the shoulders of a friend, without feeling the necessity of rubbing it off with a brickbat? Your compliments and detractions are mixed in such startling proportions, and in such unexpected intiniacy, that—as is not the case with that beverage of contradictions, cilled lemodide — itis difficult to swallow the melange at a gulp: Do you remember the advice~ that Senator Tappan volunteered to his landlady, whose butter was not exactly to his liking? “Madam,” said he, in that sonorous nasal twang, which so well beeame him, “ be kind enough to put.the butter in-one plate, and the* hairs in another, and we’ll mix ’em to suit ourselves!” You take—do you not? . ‘ t IMMENSE GOLD YiELD—It is asserted that the Mount Ophir cliim in Tuolumne county, yielded over $35,000 on the 7th inst. . One ‘hundred tons vf rock, valued at $200 a ton will be crushed this week. : ieltlians Of this ameunt the Bank.of Moscow has 154,000,000 loaned on 652 estates; and the Bank of St. Petersburgh $106,500,000 on: 7,491. THE FIRST AMERICAN -CARDINAL.—It has been announced, by an authority which seems worthy of credence, that the Sovereign Pontiff has at length determined to confer the Cardinalate upon Arcb-Bishop Hughes and that the red hat, the symbol of the office, will be sent to the Prelate in September. INSANITY.—iue sgarysviie Express is of ‘opinion that insanity’is frightfully on the increase in Yuba County. One insane man from Timbuctoo, one from Long Bar and one furnished by Marysville, were ludged in jail on Sunday and Tuesday, and are waiting for examination. oe ACCIDENT.—Mr. James J. Orr, of Salmon Falls, while returning from the El Dorado Fair held at Coloma, was seriously, if not fatally injured, on Wednesday last, by being the road, a distance of two or three hundred and his body much lacerated. He also received a very severe bruise on bié chest and side. Moles A Tare WorM.—'The Sacramento Union says one of the tenia solium species of tape worms, measuritig ten feet, was taken from a lady, ori Monday morning, by Dr. Nixon The lady lives near Jackson; Amador county, and came to the city last Thursday for the purpose of submitting to.medical treatment. Wilcox & Gibbs’ . Patent Sewing Machine. Bet iat oi UNE 2, 1857—Re-issued tor dl 13, 1858. ‘The points of superiority peculiarly its own in this Machine may be, briefly stated.: First—The remarkable siaplicity and accuracy of its mechanism manifested in the fact that it is —_— of making, unerringly, 4,000 stitches a minute. less in its operation. hate Third—Tihe facility with which the learner may become expert in pherating it, inasmuch as no . mistake can be made in setiing the néedle or in, regulating the tension. "Pourthe-A patented device of learners has recently been appl veuts the possibility of the the wrong direction, or the balance wieel tearing alady’s dress.Fitth—Being made interchangeable in all its parts, any of them ean readily be replaced in case of accident. : ** It is, indeed, a wonderful production, and for family use especially no otier machine will bear comparison with it.—Pahila. Evening Journal. ** #rom the Boston Daily ‘Transer pty Sept. 1, 1859: We learn trom reliable authority corroborated by an examination of the article, that:no Sewing Machine heretofore introduced has in so . short a period acquired such well merited pupularity. It is empuatically the good, cheap, Family Machine that the public have been waiting for. A. A. BROWN, Agevat, No. 78 Montgomery street, neur Pine. Yigg utility to ed, which premachine being run in Minues. K ~ « a Machinee—from $35 to $75. elli-i manner in which you have mentioned our lit. . . tle TRANSCRIPT, you have our eordis! thanks; . THE landed property ot ivussian Nobility . pis mortgaged to the amount of $368,000,000. thrown from his buggy, and dragged along . , yards: His face and head were badly’cut, . Second—It will not drop stitches,” and is nois. . = SS 2= ee Novada Advertisements. va = ey ‘Democratic Nominations . * . JOHN ' FOR PRESIDENT, -— OF KEN TUGKY: . FOR VICE PRESIDENT, — i JOSEPH LANE, ~ ~ OF OREGON. * “SAG KS LECTORS : An‘onio F. Coronel.. ..Lo08 Angetes Vincent E. Geiger.. recesenetesss TORAMA Zach. Montgomery swe cone mosscogss Utter Allen P. Dudley.. vtseeeress Calaveras Y County Nominations. FOR SENATOR, PHILIP MOORE, of Nevada. FOR ASSEMBLYMEN, J. M. GROVE, of Little York __. M. A. WINHAM, of Bridgeport. 3 E. McSORLEY, of Rough & Ready. "i L. L. BLACKWELL, Eureka. : H. M. MOORE, Eureka. rere enceenens BUSINE Kg 8s DIRECTORY. te Advertisements Published in the “Transcript.” {Corrected weckly.] BANKERS. J.C. Birdseye &:Co. C. W. Mulferd & Co. * George W. Kidd. 4 oe CLOTHIERS. ! A. Block & Co. Cheap John: DAGUERREAN, : A. Liebert, Mrs Rudolph. PHYSICIANS. R. M. Hunt, H. Hunt, H. H. Wickes, A. Trautmann, Wm. Randall. . ag DENTIST. + Dt. Levason. DRUGS AND MEDICINES: H. H. Wickes & Co. Rudolph & Hunt.E. F. Spence. — HARDWARE. Taliman & Turner, W. H. Crawford & Co BILL POSTER. Jerome H. Cook. _HOTELS. AND RESTAURANTS. G. R. Lancaster, Grush & Parker, O. V: Chauvel, Cl ules Irish, _ LAWYERS. J. I. Caldwell, . Sargent & Niles. J. 1. P. Hawley, Hil & Hupp, ae E. W. Maslin, T. B. McFarland. HARNESS MAKER. ” H. W.Galvin. _ GROCERIES, &c. T. Ellard Beans & Co). Wall & Newman. LIVERY STABLES Frederick Mansell, G. Es. Withington. SALOONS. ~ Patterson & Johnson. TAILORING. B. Fogerty. “‘Blaze,"’ CIGAR DEALER. Lewis Brothers. od T@NSONRIAL ARTISTS. K. Meyer & M. Cachot, F. Gillet. SURVEYOR, J. L. Gambl —— BOOK BINDER. Frank A. Leonard. _—_— ae MEAT MARKET. ; Charles . A. McAlister. STAGE LINR, John K. Sale & Co. EXPRESS. John Pattisow;, Agent for Langton’s and Pony. TALLMAN & TURNER, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. Dealers in STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE Lead Pipe, Hydraulic Pipes, &c. Copper Work and Jobbing done to order with neatness and despatch. sep7 tf Tr Plugging, R stopping with pure Gold, small cavities, ,50. Large as per agreement. All other kinds of fillings such as Platina, Silver, Succedaniam Cement, Gutta Percha. Fee however large $2,50 at DR. LEVASON’S office, up stairs, corner Commercial street, Nevada. gept7 Printers’ Furnishing House. CHARLES F. ROBBINS, DEALER IN . TYPE AND PRESSES. No. 111 and_,.113 Clay street, between Sansome and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO. Agent for Geo. Bruce’s Type, E. R. Webb & . the Kuggles Sf es Co’s Printing Material, «and Company’s unrivalled Machinery G. E. WITHINGTON, . SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, OUSE carina pear attended to.— . erin Paper Hasyvings, Curtain Fixtures C. BRECKINRIDGE,. . DRUG AND BOOK STORE. % A FULL’ ASSORTMENT OF “~*” FOR SALE/AT THE * LOWEST CASH PRICE. * H. A. WICKES’ & CO. DR. H. H. WICKES, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN. Corner of Broad and-Pine Streets, Nevada. Opposition is the Life of Trade. NEW STAGE LINE. = J.S. McCUE WOULDGIVE ‘notice that on and after MONFees DAY, September 24th, he will rut on a line of Stages’ bet ween Nevada and Marysville; leaving Nevada — Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings, at €% o’clock, Returning—leaves Marysville alternate days: By taking this Line engers can go through to Sacramento in ONE DAY, saving time and money. Fare to Marysville. .ccesccecsececcces -$3.00 OrricE—UNITED STATES HOTEL, Broad street, Nevada. \ 815-tf & TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. The stages of this Company will leave their office, at the co NATIONAL EXCHANGE, 6n =*Broad street, Nevada City, FOR SACRAMENTO CITY. " Leaves Nevada at 1 o'clock, A. M., and arriving at Sacramento intim or the 2 o’clock boats for San Francisco. ; » FOR MARYSVILLE. Leaves the above named office, every morning, at 8 o’clock, passing by Grass Valley, Rough & 7) t 4 rriving at Marysville in time to connect with the Company’s 2 o’clock stages to Shasta. FOR FOREST CITY. Leaves evory morning at 7 0 clock for North San Juan, Camptonville and Forest City. A FOR ORLEANS FIAT. “* Leaves every day at 7 o’clock A. M., via Bell’s Ranch,Ncabae City, Wolsey’s Flat, Moore’s Flat, and arriving at Orleans Flat at '2 M, -Returning, Leaves Orleans Flat at 8 o’cloek A. M. arriving. at Nevada at 1 0’clock, connecting with the Marysville and Sacramento Stages. AMES HAWORTH, Pres't. C. 8. Co. W. 8. MCRoBERTS, Agent, Nevada. STAGE LINE BETWEEN NEVADA AND VIRGINIA CITY. . J. K. SALE & CO., = ARE NOW RUNNING A a tri-weekly line of Stages, from See Nevada to Jackson’s Kanch, where tke stays connect with Saddle Train Which forwards passengers to Virginia City.— The proprietors anpee to run the entire route by the Ist of O r. Leaves Nevada Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat. urdays, at 4 o’clock, A. M. , Arriving at Virginia City on the evenings of the following days. The passengers, at an excellent proeens, lie over night at Jaekson’s. ‘The travel ne. ia ull by daylight. Ex press matter and Freight promptly forwarded, y stage and by freight wagons. septé-tf HO! TEAMSTERS! USE. HUCKS & LAMBERT’S CELEBRATED PATENT AXLE GREASE! "E.HE PIONEER AND ONLY RELIABLE article inthe market! Specially prepared for heavy weod axles, and WAKKANTED NOT TO CLOG. &7°To be had; wholesale and retail, of FULLER & HEATHER, 85-3m No. 28 K street, Sacramento. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAMA. Connecting via the Steamer of the Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Company, at Aspinwall. Bor New Work. ‘ Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco and DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM BTREET WHARF, The magnificent Steamship UNCLE SAM, W. F: LAPIDGE, Commander. Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passenges d and Treasure, on 4 FRIDAY, Sept’r. 2ist, 1 866. FOR PANAMA, at 9 o'clock, A. mM. geomrmpnatt and connect via Panama Railroad at-Aspinawall, with steamship for NEW YORK Through tickets ean be obtginied. The Panama Railroad Co. and Atlintic and Pacific Steamship Co, have authorized us“Agents for the sale of tickets. : ba Rg Treasure for ehipment will be received on board the otpamehip Gu: 1 12 o’clock (midnight) on Mon day, Sept, 10th. No morthindise freight will be received on board -after’3.o’clock, P. M., Sept. 10th, and a,.written orer must be procured at the Company’s Othce-fo1 its shipment. For Freight or Passage apply te FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdort? sts. San Francisco. Dr. Levason’s Preparations {OR the Teeth and Gums may be had at his of } tice, or of SPENCK, Drugyist, Broad street, ke &e. At the joovet Broad st, Nevada sepid a7 = ™ Nevada. ep? »-ofatakkes, a8 beiere, . business at thattime. “Until then LIKENESSES ! LIKENESSES . + 4. SOOND PREmrum Awarded at the late State Fair! _ LIEBERT, DAGUERREAN ARTIST. —&-« Broad Street; amg the Hotel-de Paris, Nevada, would respectlully iniorm his customers and the public of, Neyada and vicinity, that he the most béautiful and natural: , pictures of all kinds, as well as can be takesein the State, and at CHEAPER RATES than “. tolore. isto Size Photographs taken and painted in oil or pastil colors, XK His long experience in the. Daguerrean Art gives him the supériority"oVer every Operator in this place, and ESPECIALLY OVER HIS PUP, RK CENTLY ESTABLISHED HERE. He has on hand a beauiiful assortment ot ’ all kinds of Gases and @>ia Lockets, md Come all and:gee the pictures of the best Gal leries, and you will decide which is the a ee givea in every branch of the: 85-tf CHEAP PICTURES! ee The Ambrotype and Daguerrean Rooms,No. 21 Commerditl street, Pay t BE CLOSED ON THE 20th OF OcT., } a8 the undersigned will relinquish the Likenesses will be Taken + AT LESS THAN ONT-HALF THE USUAL PRICES. . Now is the TIME.to have our icture taken at “ Grey RUDOLPH'S Nevada, Sept. 6-1m _ Ambrotype Gallery. _ART AMID THE, SIERRAS. HELIOGRAPHY. —ae ; 6 he SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE citizens of Nevada county, and the people of the State;that he has refitted ‘his Gallery, and is now eae alr to take all kinds of pictures known to the Heliographic: Art, unsurpassed: inthe world ; that he has made new arrangements for persons coming from distant parts of the State, and would say to all such, that aia perfect satisiaction is not given, he will not only not charge for work, but will pay them for their time and trouble in calling. ; These arrangements have been made in view of the fact that the country is flocked with unskitful\ operators, whose work is not only wanting in. chemical effect. and everything that constitutes 9 . good picture, but owing to the improper -use of . the chemicals employed, they are rendered’ per. ishable and worthless. ‘'he public are invited \ 7 \ where he will be found ready at all times, and ' in all kinds of weather, to take pictures in the, best style by all the Various processes. now known, some of which are as follows : ' Ambrotypes, Photographs, PANEOPES, MKELAINOTYPES, anata ot Pictures and Sunlight Paintings on Mica. Als , tures. Old pictures copied improved and rendered imperishable. Views of buildings, mining claims, etc., taken at the shortest notice. Deceased persons taken inthe most appropriate manner. \ INS'TiKUCTIONS GIVEN in all departments of the art at T. M. WOOD'S, Grass Valley, Sept. 11-tf LADIES’ AND GENTS’ HAIR: . DRESSING SALOON. E MEYER & M. CACHOT, BROAD Bt., e afew doors’above Wall & Newman’s, have Just opened a Hair bressing Sulvon, where gentlemen can rely upon having their Mair cut In a artistic mayne? -A new style of SHAMPOO has been introduced by them which they-warsant to thoroughly clean and cool the heads ‘Gf their cus tomers. me Mill street, Perfumery. They also have a complete and select assort ment of Perfumery, Combs, Hair -and Tooth. Brushes, &c., &c. Particular attention has given to articles of LADIES’ ‘TOILETTE, Ladies’ Department, A separate apartment has been provided for a Ladies’ Mair Dressing Saloon, where Mr. Meyer, who has a longParisian experience in this de partmeut, will dress Ladies’ Hair, not in the ordinary’ mechanical manner ot barbers who pretend to be hair dressers, but in an artistié manner, and suited to the particular expressiun of orl ers Sepend of evan particular person, They © will also attend to the culls of ladies who wish to have their hair dressed at their residences, Wigs, Todpees, Braids and Gurls. A full assortment of all colors always on hand and adjusted in a'periectly natural manner. o6-tt EYKK “ CACHOT. . French Hair Dressing Saloon. Hi CUTTING in the ricatost style at Sum Francisco Prices, 80 Cents, j 1 For Sale—Pomades, Hair Oils, Toilet and Sha ving Soap, genuine Lubia’s extracts. Also, kiy . lish Razors, warranted. FELIX GILLIET, Pine Street. 6, 1¢60.—Jm . FOR SALE. NE6 INCH PUMP(METALLIC BUCKETS, works 2-to 5.fét stroke ; is in good ordey with working: and beam ; rollers, guides auc frame complete ; Shatting, spur-whee and pinjon, Bob tnd Bo frame, Sogtther with i (200 Feet of heavy 6-inch Pipe, Being the Machinery of the IiveQak Shaft Will be sold CHEAP FOR CAS, Inquire of BIKDSEYE & CO, 30 Main aires Nevada Sept. 6-tf — ) “Neveda. ert. AS ~ For Sale. NEVADA TUNNEL, WASHOR. 1 2 AND A HALF Feet in the Neveda Tannel-or Justice claims, situated near Virginia city, Washoé, will Le sold cheep tor CAS early application is made. Enquire atthe DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICE, Commercial street, Ne. vada city. : ; Rept. Notiee,. ] R. LEVASON Dentist. and Nervo Gelvenict for the bepetit of those:wlho tive uta distame will attend jn his office every duy in the week sad at alt hyurs, su that bis triendy wud patente mcz Bot be disuppointesxl. Office ever cloak & Coe stere, Cynuserciid street, BER, < o—Patent Leather and Oil Cloth Pie—-"~

Hin: RK,. ‘im a otof ition ry, \ND tf comover p7 ig . The Morning Transcript ; was the luckiest escape we have heard of fo . sum is distinct from*that which-will Narrow EscaPe.—An_ accident ‘occur‘ted yesterday, at Gopher Hill, we learn from ‘Sam. Hervey, -whieh:-camenear proving a very serious affair. “John “Eustis, and his brother, formerly of San Juan; while working their claims arid piping on the hard bank the coupling blew off the pipe and kitecked Jobn Eustis.down a shaft-75 feet deep>— He was then carried by the water through a tunnel 150 feet long. On coming out of the tun-’ nel he grappled the side of the flume and held on to it till he was relieved from-his perilous position by his brother who had. hurried to his assiatanee. He'was taken to his eabin and medical ‘aid immediately procured, and, strange to say, he was but little injured. This a great while. pete ena -AccIpENT AT. ORLEANS. FLAT. —Our friend, Dr. Cranston, informs ts that a young man, named Henry Forrest, of Orleans Flat, _ “met with a severe accident at Keese’s claims, ~ on Tuesday last, by a.cave of gravel falling on him. The cave struck him and threw him backwards into a cut in the bed rock, ten feet deep, from which, however, he was immeédiately exttieated and placed under the medical care of Dr. Hardy. His injuries, it is hoped, will not prove fatal. aa hae FIRE IN GRASS VALLEY.—A house caught fire,. yesterday, on the corner of Mill and Shoemaker streets; from a defective flue.— Fortunately the atmosphere was tranquil ; and, by energetic action, the flames were speedily subdued. Had there been much wind, there is no telling what terrible destruetion might have been the consequence. ASSESSMENT ROLL.—The Sheriff of Nevada County received this roll on Monday, 17th inst., and will immediately proceed to collect the taXes. The amount of property, assessed on this roll, is $3,328,856, This. appear on the Special Assessment Roll,_which-has+ not yet been returned. PERSONAL.—Ned. Irwin, ex-Sheriff of Sierra county, and one of the most Rccomplishéd gentlémen in the State, paid a visit.to our sanctum yesterday. Mr. Irwin is on his way to Sacramento to attend the State Fair. He will be heartily welcomed there, ashe has been in this city, after an‘absence of several months on the Atlentic side. We would state for the benefit of the female portion of the community thithe returned without a partner to share his joys and sorrows. A Smarr NIGGER.—The St. Louis Het» ald tells ot a black fellow, whose vocation is . toring an alatm-for lost children. When business is dull, he. starts out with unearthly yelling and jingling, and, collecting a squad of curious children, leads them to bewilderment, and then charges five dollars to find them. 4 > Attention is culled tu the advertise . ment of Chas. W. Young’s grand Gift Enter-" “~tainment, in another column. It is really vorth a visit to. his beautiful store and ex“amine the gorgeous lay out of diamonds, ' _ watches, silver ware, anJ in fact a show-cage “full of jewelry, together with $500 in cash. “Tickets one dollar each, everybody should “take at least one chance. . @ ‘ aia _ GROVER & Bakrk’'s Sewmg machines have taken the first premium at the San Francisco Fair. The other machines have “been taken out of tH® exhibition rooms, by their owners, in disgust. It remains to be . ) seen what success Grover & Buker will have at the State Fair. CAUGHT.~Curaries Wisi, wiv Was sentenced in’ May last, to the state prison, for assisting at a robbery of Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express, in the interior, and who escaped from prison, has been >—¥e-arrested in San Franciseo, by officer Baker, after a severe run. ut Miss MUNSvN.~1'us Lay has been lecturing in Downieville. Forbes, of the Demecrat, seems not, exactly. pleased with her. ‘Though a very spirited gentieman, he is not / »exietly spiritualistic, but is decidedly of the geometric and materialistic school. Avgid Digotry, Forbes ; it isa’t philosophical. << MINES IN AniZuNa.—aA ietter in the Her_ald, probably from Judge McGowan, says “bat tae-Pino Alto miner pay pyorly. They Gbaving evidently been pretty well workea out a long time age by the Jesuits. The wriBter thinks it will prove. rich country yet for gvld-and silver. There are about three hua¢red Americans and others, and frum two to ‘ three hundred Mexicans st the Pino Alto A MaN wire Seven Wives.—An offieer from Detroit, Michigan, is now in this ‘city; says the man named Simon Lord, a _pediar who’ is represented to bé.the possessor of seven oF eight wives. His last victim was a beautiful . young lady nathed-Carrie Owens, the daughter of.a wealthy farmer. residing about three mls from Detroit. On leeraing the true character of the man to whom she had given her hedit’atid'hand, she went almost crazy, and is now on the verge of lunacy. Her heart is almost broken, and it will be a miracleif she survives the attack. He has two wives living in this State. Lord is a native of Connecticut, where his relatives live. The et gated nitaase ty of correspondence as led him to come east‘wad, in the hope of taking back with him the debased wretch. ForBEs, of the Dowmeville Democrat, we are speaking to you! Fort the handsome but for your reminiseenses, may the arch fiend fly away with your memory+ Can you not learn to apply soft soap to the shoulders of a friend, without feeling the necessity of rubbing it off with a brickbat? Your compliments and detractions are mixed in such startling proportions, and in such unexpected intiniacy, that—as is not the case with that beverage of contradictions, cilled lemodide — itis difficult to swallow the melange at a gulp: Do you remember the advice~ that Senator Tappan volunteered to his landlady, whose butter was not exactly to his liking? “Madam,” said he, in that sonorous nasal twang, which so well beeame him, “ be kind enough to put.the butter in-one plate, and the* hairs in another, and we’ll mix ’em to suit ourselves!” You take—do you not? . ‘ t IMMENSE GOLD YiELD—It is asserted that the Mount Ophir cliim in Tuolumne county, yielded over $35,000 on the 7th inst. . One ‘hundred tons vf rock, valued at $200 a ton will be crushed this week. : ieltlians Of this ameunt the Bank.of Moscow has 154,000,000 loaned on 652 estates; and the Bank of St. Petersburgh $106,500,000 on: 7,491. THE FIRST AMERICAN -CARDINAL.—It has been announced, by an authority which seems worthy of credence, that the Sovereign Pontiff has at length determined to confer the Cardinalate upon Arcb-Bishop Hughes and that the red hat, the symbol of the office, will be sent to the Prelate in September. INSANITY.—iue sgarysviie Express is of ‘opinion that insanity’is frightfully on the increase in Yuba County. One insane man from Timbuctoo, one from Long Bar and one furnished by Marysville, were ludged in jail on Sunday and Tuesday, and are waiting for examination. oe ACCIDENT.—Mr. James J. Orr, of Salmon Falls, while returning from the El Dorado Fair held at Coloma, was seriously, if not fatally injured, on Wednesday last, by being the road, a distance of two or three hundred and his body much lacerated. He also received a very severe bruise on bié chest and side. Moles A Tare WorM.—'The Sacramento Union says one of the tenia solium species of tape worms, measuritig ten feet, was taken from a lady, ori Monday morning, by Dr. Nixon The lady lives near Jackson; Amador county, and came to the city last Thursday for the purpose of submitting to.medical treatment. Wilcox & Gibbs’ . Patent Sewing Machine. Bet iat oi UNE 2, 1857—Re-issued tor dl 13, 1858. ‘The points of superiority peculiarly its own in this Machine may be, briefly stated.: First—The remarkable siaplicity and accuracy of its mechanism manifested in the fact that it is —_— of making, unerringly, 4,000 stitches a minute. less in its operation. hate Third—Tihe facility with which the learner may become expert in pherating it, inasmuch as no . mistake can be made in setiing the néedle or in, regulating the tension. "Pourthe-A patented device of learners has recently been appl veuts the possibility of the the wrong direction, or the balance wieel tearing alady’s dress.Fitth—Being made interchangeable in all its parts, any of them ean readily be replaced in case of accident. : ** It is, indeed, a wonderful production, and for family use especially no otier machine will bear comparison with it.—Pahila. Evening Journal. ** #rom the Boston Daily ‘Transer pty Sept. 1, 1859: We learn trom reliable authority corroborated by an examination of the article, that:no Sewing Machine heretofore introduced has in so . short a period acquired such well merited pupularity. It is empuatically the good, cheap, Family Machine that the public have been waiting for. A. A. BROWN, Agevat, No. 78 Montgomery street, neur Pine. Yigg utility to ed, which premachine being run in Minues. K ~ « a Machinee—from $35 to $75. elli-i manner in which you have mentioned our lit. . . tle TRANSCRIPT, you have our eordis! thanks; . THE landed property ot ivussian Nobility . pis mortgaged to the amount of $368,000,000. thrown from his buggy, and dragged along . , yards: His face and head were badly’cut, . Second—It will not drop stitches,” and is nois. . = SS 2= ee Novada Advertisements. va = ey ‘Democratic Nominations . * . JOHN ' FOR PRESIDENT, -— OF KEN TUGKY: . FOR VICE PRESIDENT, — i JOSEPH LANE, ~ ~ OF OREGON. * “SAG KS LECTORS : An‘onio F. Coronel... ....Lo08 Angetes Vincent E. Geiger... recesenetesss TORAMA Zach. Montgomery swe cone mosscogss Utter Allen P. Dudley.... vtseeeress Calaveras Y County Nominations. FOR SENATOR, PHILIP MOORE, of Nevada. FOR ASSEMBLYMEN, J. M. GROVE, of Little York __. M. A. WINHAM, of Bridgeport. 3 E. McSORLEY, of Rough & Ready. "i L. L. BLACKWELL, Eureka. : H. M. MOORE, Eureka. rere enceenens BUSINE Kg 8s DIRECTORY. te Advertisements Published in the “Transcript.” {Corrected weckly.] BANKERS. J.C. Birdseye &:Co. C. W. Mulferd & Co. * George W. Kidd. 4 oe CLOTHIERS. ! A. Block & Co. Cheap John: DAGUERREAN, : A. Liebert, Mrs Rudolph. PHYSICIANS. R. M. Hunt, H. Hunt, H. H. Wickes, A. Trautmann, Wm. Randall. . ag DENTIST. + Dt. Levason. DRUGS AND MEDICINES: H. H. Wickes & Co. Rudolph & Hunt.E. F. Spence. — HARDWARE. Taliman & Turner, W. H. Crawford & Co BILL POSTER. Jerome H. Cook. _HOTELS. AND RESTAURANTS. G. R. Lancaster, Grush & Parker, O. V: Chauvel, Cl ules Irish, _ LAWYERS. J. I. Caldwell, . Sargent & Niles. J. 1. P. Hawley, Hil & Hupp, ae E. W. Maslin, T. B. McFarland. HARNESS MAKER. ” H. W.Galvin. _ GROCERIES, &c. T. Ellard Beans & Co). Wall & Newman. LIVERY STABLES Frederick Mansell, G. Es. Withington. SALOONS. ~ Patterson & Johnson. TAILORING. B. Fogerty. “‘Blaze,"’ CIGAR DEALER. Lewis Brothers. od T@NSONRIAL ARTISTS.

K. Meyer & M. Cachot, F. Gillet. SURVEYOR, J. L. Gambl —— BOOK BINDER. Frank A. Leonard. _—_— ae MEAT MARKET. ; Charles . A. McAlister. STAGE LINR, John K. Sale & Co. EXPRESS. John Pattisow;, Agent for Langton’s and Pony. TALLMAN & TURNER, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. Dealers in STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE Lead Pipe, Hydraulic Pipes, &c. Copper Work and Jobbing done to order with neatness and despatch. sep7 tf Tr Plugging, R stopping with pure Gold, small cavities, ,50. Large as per agreement. All other kinds of fillings such as Platina, Silver, Succedaniam Cement, Gutta Percha. Fee however large $2,50 at DR. LEVASON’S office, up stairs, corner Commercial street, Nevada. gept7 Printers’ Furnishing House. CHARLES F. ROBBINS, DEALER IN . TYPE AND PRESSES. No. 111 and_,.113 Clay street, between Sansome and Battery, SAN FRANCISCO. Agent for Geo. Bruce’s Type, E. R. Webb & . the Kuggles Sf es Co’s Printing Material, «and Company’s unrivalled Machinery G. E. WITHINGTON, . SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, OUSE carina pear attended to.— . erin Paper Hasyvings, Curtain Fixtures C. BRECKINRIDGE,. . DRUG AND BOOK STORE. % A FULL’ ASSORTMENT OF “~*” FOR SALE/AT THE * LOWEST CASH PRICE. * H. A. WICKES’ & CO. DR. H. H. WICKES, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN. Corner of Broad and-Pine Streets, Nevada. Opposition is the Life of Trade. NEW STAGE LINE. = J.S. McCUE WOULDGIVE ‘notice that on and after MONFees DAY, September 24th, he will rut on a line of Stages’ bet ween Nevada and Marysville; leaving Nevada — Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings, at €% o’clock, Returning—leaves Marysville alternate days: By taking this Line engers can go through to Sacramento in ONE DAY, saving time and money. Fare to Marysville. .ccesccecsececcces -$3.00 OrricE—UNITED STATES HOTEL, Broad street, Nevada. \ 815-tf & TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. CALIFORNIA STAGE CO. The stages of this Company will leave their office, at the co NATIONAL EXCHANGE, 6n =*Broad street, Nevada City, FOR SACRAMENTO CITY. " Leaves Nevada at 1 o'clock, A. M., and arriving at Sacramento intim or the 2 o’clock boats for San Francisco. ; » FOR MARYSVILLE. Leaves the above named office, every morning, at 8 o’clock, passing by Grass Valley, Rough & 7) t 4 rriving at Marysville in time to connect with the Company’s 2 o’clock stages to Shasta. FOR FOREST CITY. Leaves evory morning at 7 0 clock for North San Juan, Camptonville and Forest City. A FOR ORLEANS FIAT. “* Leaves every day at 7 o’clock A. M., via Bell’s Ranch,Ncabae City, Wolsey’s Flat, Moore’s Flat, and arriving at Orleans Flat at '2 M, -Returning, Leaves Orleans Flat at 8 o’cloek A. M. arriving. at Nevada at 1 0’clock, connecting with the Marysville and Sacramento Stages. AMES HAWORTH, Pres't. C. 8. Co. W. 8. MCRoBERTS, Agent, Nevada. STAGE LINE BETWEEN NEVADA AND VIRGINIA CITY. . J. K. SALE & CO., = ARE NOW RUNNING A a tri-weekly line of Stages, from See Nevada to Jackson’s Kanch, where tke stays connect with Saddle Train Which forwards passengers to Virginia City.— The proprietors anpee to run the entire route by the Ist of O r. Leaves Nevada Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat. urdays, at 4 o’clock, A. M. , Arriving at Virginia City on the evenings of the following days. The passengers, at an excellent proeens, lie over night at Jaekson’s. ‘The travel ne. ia ull by daylight. Ex press matter and Freight promptly forwarded, y stage and by freight wagons. septé-tf HO! TEAMSTERS! USE. HUCKS & LAMBERT’S CELEBRATED PATENT AXLE GREASE! "E.HE PIONEER AND ONLY RELIABLE article inthe market! Specially prepared for heavy weod axles, and WAKKANTED NOT TO CLOG. &7°To be had; wholesale and retail, of FULLER & HEATHER, 85-3m No. 28 K street, Sacramento. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAMA. Connecting via the Steamer of the Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Company, at Aspinwall. Bor New Work. ‘ Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco and DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM BTREET WHARF, The magnificent Steamship UNCLE SAM, W. F: LAPIDGE, Commander. Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passenges d and Treasure, on 4 FRIDAY, Sept’r. 2ist, 1 866. FOR PANAMA, at 9 o'clock, A. mM. geomrmpnatt and connect via Panama Railroad at-Aspinawall, with steamship for NEW YORK Through tickets ean be obtginied. The Panama Railroad Co. and Atlintic and Pacific Steamship Co, have authorized us“Agents for the sale of tickets. : ba Rg Treasure for ehipment will be received on board the otpamehip Gu: 1 12 o’clock (midnight) on Mon day, Sept, 10th. No morthindise freight will be received on board -after’3.o’clock, P. M., Sept. 10th, and a,.written orer must be procured at the Company’s Othce-fo1 its shipment. For Freight or Passage apply te FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdort? sts. San Francisco. Dr. Levason’s Preparations {OR the Teeth and Gums may be had at his of } tice, or of SPENCK, Drugyist, Broad street, ke &e. At the joovet Broad st, Nevada sepid a7 = ™ Nevada. ep? »-ofatakkes, a8 beiere, . business at thattime. “Until then LIKENESSES ! LIKENESSES . + 4. SOOND PREmrum Awarded at the late State Fair! _ LIEBERT, DAGUERREAN ARTIST. —&-« Broad Street; amg the Hotel-de Paris, Nevada, would respectlully iniorm his customers and the public of, Neyada and vicinity, that he the most béautiful and natural: , pictures of all kinds, as well as can be takesein the State, and at CHEAPER RATES than “. tolore. isto Size Photographs taken and painted in oil or pastil colors, XK His long experience in the. Daguerrean Art gives him the supériority"oVer every Operator in this place, and ESPECIALLY OVER HIS PUP, RK CENTLY ESTABLISHED HERE. He has on hand a beauiiful assortment ot ’ all kinds of Gases and @>ia Lockets, md Come all and:gee the pictures of the best Gal leries, and you will decide which is the a ee givea in every branch of the: 85-tf CHEAP PICTURES! ee The Ambrotype and Daguerrean Rooms,No. 21 Commerditl street, Pay t BE CLOSED ON THE 20th OF OcT., } a8 the undersigned will relinquish the Likenesses will be Taken + AT LESS THAN ONT-HALF THE USUAL PRICES. . Now is the TIME.to have our icture taken at “ Grey RUDOLPH'S Nevada, Sept. 6-1m _ Ambrotype Gallery. _ART AMID THE, SIERRAS. HELIOGRAPHY. —ae ; 6 he SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE citizens of Nevada county, and the people of the State;that he has refitted ‘his Gallery, and is now eae alr to take all kinds of pictures known to the Heliographic: Art, unsurpassed: inthe world ; that he has made new arrangements for persons coming from distant parts of the State, and would say to all such, that aia perfect satisiaction is not given, he will not only not charge for work, but will pay them for their time and trouble in calling. ; These arrangements have been made in view of the fact that the country is flocked with unskitful\ operators, whose work is not only wanting in. chemical effect. and everything that constitutes 9 . good picture, but owing to the improper -use of . the chemicals employed, they are rendered’ per. ishable and worthless. ‘'he public are invited \ 7 \ where he will be found ready at all times, and ' in all kinds of weather, to take pictures in the, best style by all the Various processes. now known, some of which are as follows : ' Ambrotypes, Photographs, PANEOPES, MKELAINOTYPES, anata ot Pictures and Sunlight Paintings on Mica. Als , tures. Old pictures copied improved and rendered imperishable. Views of buildings, mining claims, etc., taken at the shortest notice. Deceased persons taken inthe most appropriate manner. \ INS'TiKUCTIONS GIVEN in all departments of the art at T. M. WOOD'S, Grass Valley, Sept. 11-tf LADIES’ AND GENTS’ HAIR: . DRESSING SALOON. E MEYER & M. CACHOT, BROAD Bt., e afew doors’above Wall & Newman’s, have Just opened a Hair bressing Sulvon, where gentlemen can rely upon having their Mair cut In a artistic mayne? -A new style of SHAMPOO has been introduced by them which they-warsant to thoroughly clean and cool the heads ‘Gf their cus tomers. me Mill street, Perfumery. They also have a complete and select assort ment of Perfumery, Combs, Hair -and Tooth. Brushes, &c., &c. Particular attention has given to articles of LADIES’ ‘TOILETTE, Ladies’ Department, A separate apartment has been provided for a Ladies’ Mair Dressing Saloon, where Mr. Meyer, who has a longParisian experience in this de partmeut, will dress Ladies’ Hair, not in the ordinary’ mechanical manner ot barbers who pretend to be hair dressers, but in an artistié manner, and suited to the particular expressiun of orl ers Sepend of evan particular person, They © will also attend to the culls of ladies who wish to have their hair dressed at their residences, Wigs, Todpees, Braids and Gurls. A full assortment of all colors always on hand and adjusted in a'periectly natural manner. o6-tt EYKK “ CACHOT. . French Hair Dressing Saloon. Hi CUTTING in the ricatost style at Sum Francisco Prices, 80 Cents, j 1 For Sale—Pomades, Hair Oils, Toilet and Sha ving Soap, genuine Lubia’s extracts. Also, kiy . lish Razors, warranted. FELIX GILLIET, Pine Street. 6, 1¢60.—Jm . FOR SALE. NE6 INCH PUMP(METALLIC BUCKETS, works 2-to 5.fét stroke ; is in good ordey with working: and beam ; rollers, guides auc frame complete ; Shatting, spur-whee and pinjon, Bob tnd Bo frame, Sogtther with i (200 Feet of heavy 6-inch Pipe, Being the Machinery of the IiveQak Shaft Will be sold CHEAP FOR CAS, Inquire of BIKDSEYE & CO, 30 Main aires Nevada Sept. 6-tf — ) “Neveda. ert. AS ~ For Sale. NEVADA TUNNEL, WASHOR. 1 2 AND A HALF Feet in the Neveda Tannel-or Justice claims, situated near Virginia city, Washoé, will Le sold cheep tor CAS early application is made. Enquire atthe DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICE, Commercial street, Ne. vada city. : ; Rept. Notiee,. ] R. LEVASON Dentist. and Nervo Gelvenict for the bepetit of those:wlho tive uta distame will attend jn his office every duy in the week sad at alt hyurs, su that bis triendy wud patente mcz Bot be disuppointesxl. Office ever cloak & Coe stere, Cynuserciid street, BER, < o—Patent Leather and Oil Cloth Pie—-"~