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VOL I.
DAILY DEMOCRAT
_ PUBLISHKD DAILY( MONDAYS KXCKPTKD) BY
A S RANDALL & CO.
A. R. RANDALL, S. R. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
JOHN R. Ill DO K, W. DOULWARE, J. O. IIEATLEY,
Office in Tremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
and Second street.
T K It M
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44 six months 44 7 00
44 three 44 44 5 00
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insertion $1 50- When advertisements are inserted a
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Insertion $2, each subsequent one $1. For three lines
•r less, first insertion $1 50. Monthly advertisements
•f one square of 12 lines, $10. When changed at the
end of each month, an extra charge will be made.—
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THE WEEKLY 7 DEMOCRAT
Is published every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty-eight columns of rending matter. The aim of
the publishers will be to make it a a good paper, and
a suitable offering for friends la Atlantic States.
TERMS—$5 per annum; $3 for six months; $2 for
three months.
List of Agents.
L. P. FISHER San Francisco*
K. IJ. PAV*DSON Sacramento.
OAKNIIAM k LOCKWOOD Oroville.
S. POLACK Inskip.
J.C. FULLER Camptonville.
J. ST. C. WILSON St. Louis.
Dtt. O. S. BURNHAM Morrison’s Diggings.
A. T. LANUTON, Downieville.
J. F. KEEKS New York.
SAMUEL ABBEY North San Juan.
E. COOK Long Bar.
FOR SALE,
A T THIS OFFICE—An ex
cellent SUPER-ROYAL PRINT
ING PRESS, Washington patent
also one of RUGGLE8’ JOB PRESS
ES; in perfect order; together with
TYPE and materials sufficient tj fi
out a complete newspaper office.
killLV DIvUOlUAT
Bools.
tfc Job
PRINTING OFFICE,
Corner Second Street and Maiden Lane,
MARYSVILLE.
The Proprietors of the above named Establishment
would respectfully announce to the citizens of Marys
ville and the surrounding country, that they are now
prepared to execute all kinds of
Plain and Ornamental Job
In a manner UNSURPASSED by any other Establish
ment in California.
Hiving FIVE PRINTING PRESSES, of the late*
improved patterns, we are prepared to turn out work
with the greatest possible speed, at all times, and at
t e shortest notice.
ur Jobbing Material is all NEW, and of the VERY
LATEST STYLES, and as we employ none but
THE BEST OF WORKMEN,
we can GUARANTEE ENTIRE 8ITISFACTION to all
who may favor us with their patronage, and at rates
which will
DEFY COMPETITION !
Postors for
CQN0BRT3 and EXHIBITIONS,
(01)' THE VERY LARGEST SIZE,)
Printed at this Establishment, at short notice, and at
the LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
We are prepared with an extra quality of Type and
and other material peculiarly adapted to the printing of
Programmes,
Circulars,
Ball Tickets,
Visiting Oards,
Blanks,
Bills of Fare,
Way-Bills,
Bill Heads,
Checks,
etc. etc-
BIoAJSTKS!
We have now on hand and will continue to keep a
large supply of Blauks of every description, of the
most approved form*, which we will sell at reduced
P rice, « A. 8. RANDALL A CO.
IMi
0. H. PillftJON. Auc’r.
LiiGrALL, t' LilOliNiSiii) Full
City, County & State ofCalifornia
Will attend to sales at Auction of ADMINISTRA
TORS, EXECUTORS, ASSIGNEES, SHEItlt'FS, CON
STABLES, Ac., Ac.
—ALSO—
Auctions of Real Fitite, Stock, Furni
lure, Buildings, die.
Particular attention paid to buying and Sell
log stock and Rial Estate, Buildings, Ac., at private
ii u’ * u lti,v Uo * uissions. Deeds, Mortgages ami
urns ot ailej drawn on short not.ee correctly, and
Vita <|isp4teh, O. If. PEIR30N, Auc’r,
* stfjut*between 3rd and 4tb, opposite Post Office,
janil—mny
California Sta»3 Company.
GrENEliAL STAGE OFFICE
-IN—
BUILDING,
*Mt side of 0 .treat, uear corner of Seoond i
STAGES LEAVE DAILY PGR
Hamilton, Neal’s, Chico, Tehama, Red Bluffs, Shaa
*nd Yreka.
Oregon House, Keystone, Foster's Bar, Oampto
ydl# and Downieville.
Empire 11 inch, Rough and Ready, Grass Valley, N
va in. Forest City, Woods’ Crossing, French Corr
aud San Juan.
Central House, Lynchburgh, and Ophir, Thompsoi
riat, Garden Ranch, ami Bidwell’s Bar.
Hansonville, Brownsville, and Forbestown, N. Yoi
jUncn, Orolewa, Columbus House, Rabbit Creek, at
dears’ Diggings.
Long Bir and Parks’ Bar.
Also, for Sacra nento at 6 o’clook A. M.andfc
7,00* £• M » dally, and arrive In time for the San Fra
fiisco boats.
„ GEO. F. THOMAS,
v t* n Jnera * Superintendent at Marysville
# ®*—™*e«gera securing their seats will he call
for at any part of the city fehU*mj
Dissolution.
’F?.!? IRM 0P HUDSON, EILBRMAN A OO
hTTu 18 •Unsolved by mutual consent, Gei
nudsun having sold his entire interest in the Bri
w,T, r “ n * vi»—H. 4 It. Eilerman—
-i?“sstjnue tbe business as heretofore, under
w«?L^i?VL le ,°i henry eilerman a CO.,
collect^^n'. lhe i indebl *>ness of, and are authorln
collect all monies due the firm of Hudson, Eller,n
GEO. B. IIUDIO:
H. EILERMAN.
M »rysvi le, Marc *’ B * I/ERMAN
DAILY NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
MARYSVILLE, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY; MORNING, AUGUST 13, 1858.
DAILY DEMOCRAT
To a Child, Embracing its Mother.
BY T. HOOD.
Love thy mother, little one !
Kiss and clasp her neck again—
Hereafter she nmy have a son
Will kiss and clasp her neck in vain.
Love thy mother, little one !
Gaze upon her living eyes)
And mirror back her love for thee—
Hereafter thou may’st shudder sighs
lo meet them when they cannot see, —
Gaze upon her living eyes!
Press her lips the while they glow
With love that they have often told ;
Hereafter thou tnay'st press iu woe,
And kiss them till thine own are cold, —
Press her lips the while they glow.
O, revere her raven hair,
Although it be not silvery grey,
Too early, death, led on by care.
May snatch, save one dear lock, away,—
O, revere her ravtn hair !
Pray for her, at eve and morn,
That heaven may long the stroke defer,
For thou may’st live the hour forlorn
When thou wilt ask to die with her.—
Pray for her; at eve and morn!
This distinction between liking
ami loving was well made by a little
girl, six years old. She was eating
something at breakfast which she seemed
to relish very much.
‘Do you love it V asked her aunt.
‘No,’ replied the child, with a look of
disgust; ‘1 like it. If I loved, it, 1 should
kiss it.’
n She was in a J Lurry.—A gentle
man was one day composing music for
a lady to whom he paid his adresses.—
‘Pray, Miss D.,’ said he, ‘what time do
you prefer V
‘Oh!’ she replied, carelessly, ‘any
time will do—but the quicker the bet
ter.’
The company smiled at the rejoinder
and the gentleman took her at her
word.
Busy Damino. —It is reported that
the miners in New Caledonia are active
ly engaged in darning ( damning ) the
rivers. Such appears to be the voca
tion of all who have returned from
those regions, so far as we can learn.—
Sonoma County Journal.
Wasn’t 1 There Too. —At a recent
election in this State, a lad presented
himself at the poll to claim the benefit
of the elective franchise. _
Feeling a deep interest in a favorite
candidate, the father, who was evident
ly opposed to the boys preference, stood
at the the ballot box,and challenged his
right to vote, on the ground of his not j
being of age. Theyoung man declared
that he was twenty-one years old, that
he knew it, and that he insisted upon
his right.
The father becoming indignant, and
wishing, as the saying is, to ‘bluff him
off’ before the judge, said:—
‘Now, Bob, will you stand up there
and contradict me] Don’t 1 knowhow
old you are ] Wasn’t I there V
Bob looked his contempt for the old
man’s speech, as he hastily replied—
‘Thunderation!’ s’pose you was,
wasn’t I there too V
This settled the sire, and in went the
scion’s vote.
Ladies’ Favorites. —There is too
much truth in the following remarks of
Addison :
‘I have found that the men who are
really the most fond of ladies—who
cherish for them the kindest respect
are seldom the most popular with the
sex. Men of great assurance—whose
tongues are lightly hung—who make
words supply the place of ideas, and
place compliments in the room of sen
ment —are their favorites. A due re
spect for woman leads to a respectful
action towards them and respect is mis
taken by them for neglect or want of
love.’
First Naval Gun of the Revolu
tion. —At Marietta, Ohio, repose the
remains of almost all those noble men
who planted New England civilization
at the mouth of the Muakinguin.—
Among the monuments that speak of
the olden time, the traveller will find
one inscribed as follows :
‘Commodore Whipple,
who fired the first gun of the Revolu
tion upon tha Ocean.’
A woman should be amiable,
benevolent, charitable, domestic, eco
nomical, forgiving, generous, hospita
ble, industrious, jndicious, kind, loving,
modest, neat, obedient, pleasant, quiet,
reflective, sober, tender, urbane, virtu
ous, exemplary, yielding and zealous.
Jggp* A steward wrote to a book
seller in London for some books to fit
up his master’s library in the following
terms: —*ln the first place 1 want six
feet of theology, the same quantity of
metaphysics, and a yard of old civil
law in folio,’
It is just as sensible a move to
undertake to get married without court
ing, as to attempt to succeed in business
without advertising.
A miner writing from Frazer
River says ‘Frazer River is hell.’
Expressive, very.
jjgp* The individual who was acci
dentally injured by the discharge of his
duty, is still very low.
A truepioture of despair, is a
pig reaching through a hole in the fence
to get a cabbage that is only a few in
ches beyond his reach.
sar What is styled timidity, is
probably nothing but the fear of show
ing too little merit,
“ THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE IS THE VOICE OF GOD.”
‘Cuff, why didn’t you kick that
dog V
‘What am de use of kicking every
cur what snarls at you ? Don’t you
know dat am de way what he wants you
to bring him into notice V
A Chinese boy, who is learn
ing Jinglish, came across the passage
in his Testament, ‘We have piped unto
you, and ye have not danced,’ and ren
dered it thus : ‘We have toot toot to
you, what’s the matter you no cum?’
,03?“ It' s stated upon the authority
of those who have heard it, that a cat,
when her tail is pinched between a door
and post, utters the vowels a, e , t, o, u,
with great distinctness. If the injury
is prolonged she gives w and y also.
JEHT" ‘Hoy, how did you manage to
get such a big string of fish V ‘I hooked
them, sir.’
SEUF” There is a man out West who
labors under the delusion that ‘Hon.’
placed before a man’s name stands for
‘honest.’
Many of us are led by our
vices, but a great many more of us fol
them without any leading at all.
A shrewd little fellow, who had
just begun to read Latin, astonished his
maiden instructress who was fast ap
proaching a certain age. by the follow
ing translation: Vir, gin, a trap; Vir
gin, a man trap!’
ZdT* ‘Mind your eye,’ as the thread
said to the needle.
‘Permit me to introduce my
self,’ as the knife said to the oyster.
T-W* -1 can’t "bear you,’ as the sea
said to a leaky ship.
‘Hold your jaw, as, tho man
said when his head was in the lion’s
mouth.
‘You will break my heart,’ as
the oak said to the hatchet.
Jftisrcilam'ous.
WEW YOHK.
Livery & Sale Stable
FORMERLY MONTGOMERY & JOHNSON’S.
FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING ,
Maltltn Lane,
-Between 1st & 2<i sts., it
Carriages, Baggies, anil good Saddle Horses kept
constantly on hand, fur hire or sale, on moderate
terms.
i-ff" Particular attention paid to Horses on Liver\ f .
auglmy FIELDING A CO.
New Afliiiiiiistratiou
3
STABLE,
FIRE PROOF BUILDING,
D Street, between Third and Fourth,
JIS. Wcl)l)\ \liD, having purchased the
• entire interest of Win. G. Murphy & Co. in the
above Stable, respectfully solicits a share of public
pasronage.
A choice selection of Saddle and Buggy Horses, Car
riages, Buggies, and Sulkies, will be kept constantly
on hand.
Horses boarded and groomed by the day, week, or
month, on liberal terms.
jett-yin E. M. PEIRSON, Agent,
EULLEK’S
nmm
LIVERY & SALE STABLE,
Corner Second Street and Maiden Lane.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, and good PADDLE HOR
SES, kept cons antly on hand, for sale or hire, on
liberal terms.
The utmost care and attention given to Horses
on Livery.
janiB-my O. PULLER.
Ice! Ice! Ice!
Four Cents per pound at Retail.
Office of tub American Russian Com’lCo., \
San Francisco, April 9, 1858. )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that this Compa
ny has fixed the price of Sitka Ice in Marysville,
for the current year, at FOUR CENTS per pound, de
livered by the Agent, MR. C. F. BROWN, at the Ice
House in this city, or the dwellings of purchasers, at
thetr option. WM. BURLING,
apll-Cai Secretary.
TTOK SAP 73.
IIOOSE an.i LOT
ON COKTKi. SQUARE
Apply
f jimgij.my]
E. DUPRE.
E.XQU021 STORE.
THOMAS GILLIQAN,
WIlOLBSALE HEALER IN
WINES & LIQUORS.
.High st., between First and Second.
MARYSVILLE.
Having opened a wholesale a retail
Wine and Liquor Store, as above, he begs to in
form his friends and the public that he will keep con
stantly on hand articles «f the best quality. janD-my
C. E. SCHOLL,
v
MAKER & IMPORTER,
[AS JUST RECEIVED the best Marbled, Damascus
mill Stub Twist Double Barrelled Shot Guns, Rl-
Colt’s Pistols, Gun Equipments and Materials,
Vder, Balls, Shot and Caps, which he has always on
id and for sale. , _
have also new Machinery for cutting Gain Twist
1 re-boring Shot Gun Barrels,
iun, Pistol aqd Locks repaired with neatness and
patch- Pistols loaded at short notice. Guns and
tols bought, ,
West side of D street, next to the Theater.
19. my 0. F. SCHOLL.
NOTICE.
IHE UNDERSIGNED have appointed John It.
Brett, of San Francisco, our Attorney, to transact
iinessfor us, and in our stead, In California, Col. S.
Tompkins being no longer our Agent.
Vitnoss, 0HA8 W. GLEASON,
JOHN F. SNOW.
Attest, D. Norton. . .
ioston, Mass.. Jan. 1st, 1 857. JylT-lm
Polar Oil.
U#T RECEIVED and for sale fit 75c, $1,00
and $1,25 per gall, by S. T. WATTS,
’ P h Druggist, No. 90 First street
(Irocmcs, Jiroris'ons, <h.
ECFMAN, TENNENT & CO.,
"Vholosale Dealers in
Groceries & Provisions,
Miners’ Tools,
CLOTH [NO, BOOTS, SHOES, FLOUIl
GRAIN, die.
Corner of First mut Commercial Streets,
Have constantly on hand a large and well selected
stock of
Provisions, Liquors,
—ALSO—
Every Variety oi Case Goods,
Comprising a complete assortment, well adapted to
the TRADE, which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates.
ORDERS from the interior will be promptly and
faithfully executed. ap23my
S.L.DE5WEY
(SUCCESSOR TO DEWEY * CO.,
OLD STAND ON THE PLAZA,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Liquors, Clothing,
HARDWARE, &c.
novttf
SCOTT, VANTINE& CO.
(Successors to Jewett, Scott A Vantlne,)
FIllSl ST., OPPOSITK THE PLAZA,
Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries, Provisions
WINES, CIGARS,
CLOTHING,
Boots & &c.
janD-my
NOTICE.
MR. P. K. O’FERRALL la this day admitted as a
partner in our house. The business will hereaf
ter he conducted under the name of OSGOOD, FALL
& O’FARR ALL.
II. P. OSGOOD,
W. H. 11. FALL,
P. K. O’FERRALL.
Marysville, Nov. 25, 1857.
OSGOOD, FILL & OTERRALL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Flour, Grain, Groceries, Liquors,
PROVISIONS,
orioniiKr&, dio.
IMI/I/8 BLOCK,
First street, between 1£ and Commercial sts.
no2f>my2p
.! No. M. MATHEWS, OH AS. 1IOUFLKR.
Family Groceries.
A COMPLETE ol cv
l\ erything in tiie Grocery line, can be found at our
store,
No. 133
C Street, between Fourth nn«l Fifth Sts,
ALL OF WHICH CAN BE BOUGHT
Olioap for Casli !
J3V* Goods delivered to all parts of the city free of
charee. Call and try us.
JanI8-my MATHEWS & CO.
BOON & OJMAIIN&,
O Stroot,
NEX1 DOOR TO CENTER MARKET,
....DEALERS IN....
Groceries, Provisions,
VEGETABLES,
New California Butter, Clice*c Lnril,
Oregon Hams ami Bacon. Mackerel
Cranberries, In 5 and 10 gall. kegn.
Pickles, In 5, K, and 10 gall, kegs, itc.
Fresh California Kjggi*, constantly on hand,
ftp 11 my
Blind, Sash & Door
rAcronY.
FOURTH STREET, NEAR C STREET.
Contract? Entered into for
Buildings of all kinds.
GEO. W. AUBERY.
jan-4my
ECKEL’S miM\.
&
THE subscriber hav
ing taken the above
FAVORITE RESORT,
<*"■
and fitted it up in an elegant manner, is prepared to
receive his friends at all times, and pledges himself to
make them as comfortable as possible.
It is a nice cool retreat, and the Saloon is supplied
with the most iuefkkshinu sort of Refreshments.
Come out to the GARDEN occasionally and free
your minds from care and your throats from dust,
mrlfi.tny G. P. HUNf.
California Garden.
JACOB GEIS3JE, Proprietor,
I HAVE MADE all necessary Improvements in the
above Garden, and arn now prepared to furnish
superior accommodations to pleasure-seekers.
In the Garden are four SUMMER
HOUSES, covered with a dense fo
liage of Madeira and other vines,
— and shaded by luxuriant trees, all
oi w,non are now growing rapidly, and are kepi con
stantly irrigated by a stream of water Rowing through
the premises. It is a pleasant retreat, where one can
enjoy himself cosily during the long days of the coin
ing summer, and forget for a season the cares of busi»
ness, ami the heat and dust of “down town ”
I have always on hand a supply of PORTER AND
ALE, of my own manufacture, which cannot be ex
celled.
feblU-my JACOB GEISSE.
BOOK BlNOXJtfG,
iritm, Paper Killing, fill,
Blank Book Making,
....AND...
Stock, Check, Receipt, and other Rook*,
PRINTED, RULED, AND BOUND.
mabkhville.
rjlHE subscriber Is now fully prepared to execute
all kind, of B >ok-Binding, itule Paper to
any desired pattern, Manufacture Blank or Account
Books, to print, rule, and bind Stock, Check, Ueceipt
and other kinds of Books, equal in style, Qnislt, and
durability, to that ofauy similar establishment in 0a!<
ifornia, and at as cheap rates, and UDon as favorable
terms.
County oUcers, conductors of Banks, chartered
companies, Ac., throughout the northern portion of
the State, are solicited to give me a call.
Particular attention given to the re-binding of
Books, Pamphlets, Magaiines, Law, Music, aud.MU
celiuneous Books.
L. W. BANSOM,
myJH-lui B strw-' , nrar Sbeplasa,
Dotfls and |Ustaurants,
Western House.
Corner of D and Second streets,
MARYSVILLE.
The underHigneil takes pleasure In
saying to the public that he has lately made
some repairs in his House, with the view of
affording a greater amount of comfort and
convenience to his guests. By unremitting attention,
he hopes to merit a continuance of the liberal patron
age the House at preseus enjoys.
Passengers arriving by tile Stages or Boats cau be
accommodated at all hours.
The charges are such as to meet the capacity of ev
ery one.
irlatos of Charges.
Board per week $8 00
Board with Lodging per week $10 to $12 00
Single Meals 50 cents.
Lodging, per night 50 cents to $1 00
myU-my G. WOODtVAUD.
COLUMBIA HOUSE
RESTAURANT,
..AND.
LOUGI.YO APARTMENTS,
37- aud 30.
First S reel, between 0 and Virgin Alley.
JOII\ KLINK) so long the proprietor of
the Columbia House, respectfully informs his old
friends and former patrons that he has opened a Res
taurant in tiie same building, on First street, a few
doors east from the corner of C, where he would be
happy to meet all his friends of former times,and pled
ges nimself to do all in his power to nia .e them com
fort a hie.
MT FEESII OYSTERS to be had at all times.
inyTmy
FRAWIC’S
Pioneer Restaurant
JAT TIIE OLD STAND,
Corner of Maiden Lane and First street ,
Marysville.
E. KATZENSTEIM, I „
E. CHIMENEd, f 1U0PHIBT0R3.
rpiIE subscribe has purchased the entire interest of
JL A. Y. Point, in this old establishment and popular
RESTAURANT, The wall earned reputation of this
House needs no llattering comments, and it is the inten
tion of the propietor to spare no exertion to please his
customers. The TABLE will at all times be suplied witii
the best the market affords, together with the assur
ance of kind and attentive waiters.
Pit ICES.
Board per week $S 0U
Single Meals 50
Lodging 6d
jagl-my
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL,
MA.rtYSVIi.XjE.
rpiIIS OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE, is oiidkk to
JL meet tlie demand upon its increasing business,
has recently been enlarged by the addition of a num
ber of
New and Elegant Family Rooms,
a new Promenade Gallery of Two Hundred Feet in
length, and has been otherwise renovated and im
proved, making it one of t he largest and most commo
dious, as it always has been the most quiet and order
ly Hotels in the country.
Tne Proprietor, in returning thanks to the Mer
chants, business Men and Citizens ol Marysville, and
to a large portion of the Traveling Puoiic lor iheir
generous patronage, assures them tuat no pains nor
expense wdl be sp ired to make this penuanautly, in
ail that constitutes a first class House, the best in the
City.
The Merchants’ Hotel employs no runners. It is
located on
FIRST STREET, NEAR THE NEW BRIDGE,
on the Nuba River, wUutUw l’roorietor, on
hand,) will attend personally to tne wants oi ins '
turners, and hopes and expects the same liberal pat
ronage the House has always received from a discrim
inating public.
Offio’k and Dining Room upstairs. Bah and Bil-
LiAiti) Saloon below. House open at all hours, day
and night. SOLON PECK,
novlfmy Propetor
United States liotei!
CORNER C AND THIRD STREETS,
MARYSVILLE.
Stokes & Shields Proprietors'
MTHE Proprietors would respectfully inform
their Irieuds and the public that they have re
cently, at great expense, lilted up this new
ilotei in a style unsurpassed by any house in
tuc , and are now prepared to accommodate all
who may desire good living, a well ventilated room, or
a good bed.
Mr. Stokes is well known as ...e former proprietor
of “Charley’s Restaurant,” where lie was acknowledged
as the best caterer in tne city ; his reputation is, tnere
fore, moat favorably established. His old Irieuds are
respectfully invited to call at his new house.
1 E R M S :
LjBoard per Week....
Board with Lodging...
Single Meals
Lodging
jyU-rny
$$ 00
.. 10 00
.... 60
60
W. C. STOKES,
A. M. SHIELDS.
FASHION RESTAURANT!
— AND
BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT.
l> Street, opposite tac Cal. Stage O/Iice.
THIS old popular Reatau*
ant Is still under tne super- ‘
vision of the undersigned, '
and to meet the wants of its_
visitors .4.in me public geuerally, has been Tuoiuuguiy
renovated and refurnished during the past week.,
nothing having been left undone to make it one of
the best resorts iu the city. By strict attention to the
patrons of the Fashion, with pleasant and attentive
waiters, the proprietors will ever strive to merit the
patronage bestowed upon it so liberally.
Boarding per week $7 00
Single meals.... 50
Meals from 5 o’clock Morning, till 1 4,
o’clock, Night.
Our friends may rely that the best the markets
affords shall at all times be iioerally supplied, together
with assurance of au unexceptionable Cook to doit
justice.
janO-my LYELL A BURNS.
I\r o 'W iVr r ans om out
St. Charles Hotel
Corner o Second and iligh Streets.
C. L. Flick, Proprietor.'
House has lately been furnished and refitted
1 throughout, and is second to none in this city.
The proprietor has spare 4 no pains or expense iu
making this house a rose for the traveling public.
Tiie opposition stages leave v.tis house for all parts of
the country,
PlUfSS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES
Board and Lodging per week $9 and $10 00
Board without Lodging, per week 7 00
Single Meals 50
Lodging 50
COLEMAN HOUSE
AT GOLD LAKE.
■ Ml
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THIS HOUSE is situated in the most
beautiful and healthy place in California,
and tne proprietor takes pleasure in in
forming the public, that if they would
/ctreat from the heat and dust of the low
couutij, *ua seek a cool and healthy place, where
they can hunt, ride, sail on the Lake, or tish, Gold
Laue is the place to visit. Here there is qo sick
ness, no dust, no intolerable heat. Come, you that
are well, and keep from being sick- Come, you that
are sick, and get well. Come one, come all—this is
the place to live iu the summer. We have plenty of
Trout, plenty of Game, and no sickness. Board by
the week or day the same as in the mountain towns.
N. B. —Sail boats and fishing boats, together with
Qshing implements, always in readi u e ss for parties
stopping at the Uouse, free of charge,
myltf T. 0. COLEMAN, ]
Dotcls and Restaurants.
What Cheer House
RESTAURANT.
CORNER 2d STREET & MAIDEN LANE.
K. SCHUVLER 4 H. SCOTT PROPRIETORS.
Would respectfully announce jt.igjw
‘' that they have taken the above KjgSa
Restaurant, and intend to make ' -11 yt
it all that a first class Restaurant shoull be. kruui
their long experience in the business the proprietors
are confident that they can meet the wants of their
patrons. The tables will be constantly supplied with
the choicest edibles iu the market, all served up In the
best style.
PRICES:
Board per week $8 00
Single Meals 60
Lodging, per night 50
jVlSmy SCHUVLER 4 SCOTT.
CLUB HOUSE,
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after MONDAY,
June 28th, no boarders will
be taken by the week,
All meals furnished to or
der by the plate.
The House will be well supplied with u>„ best
the ina-ket affords, at all hours during the (lav aim
night,
Oysters In every style, at 50c. per plate.
Tlio Bar
Is stocked with the best of Liquors and Cigars.
J3T" Oysters by the basket or hundred at wholesale
pr.ces.
Hot Lunch served every dny at II I-i4 A.»I
The above arrangements will be under the super
vision of
J<-' M A. M. HEPBURN.
HA UN HOUSE,
CORNER 1) d• THIRD STREETS.
iUl UV.SV.IL L1C.
M THE undersigned beg leave to Inform the
public that tiiey have recently taken this
splendid House, and retitted and refurnished
the same in a superior manner, having put
up DAKS in all the bed chambers. Their
table is under the charge of an excellent caterer—an
old hotel proprietor—and w.ll be kept in such ft man
ner os to combine the Hotel and Kestaurant styles.—
By unremitting attention and personal supervision,
they hope to merit a liberal share of patronage.
Splendid airy rooms reserved for the use of fami
lies and travelers.
Lkk McUown, I
John Lowkuy. f
McGOWN A LOWKUY.
je9-my
Union Restaurant
MA R YS VILLE.
9k
THE undersigned beg leave
to inform their friends and the
_ public, that they have opened
mi elegant Restaurant, on the
Corner of First street and Virgin Alley,
for the reception of visitors. The PAR will be stock
ed with the choicest brands of Liquors, and all the old
frequenters of tills popular Restaurant are invited to
give the present proprietors a call.
The greatest variety of Pastry and Cakes. Every
thing is served up in the best style, even to suit the
most fastidious tasee. The waiters are polite ami
obliging.
my ID-my EMANUEL ALVAREZ & CO.
Philadelphia House,
(NEW FIRE-PROOF BRICK BUILDING)
Corner of Second and C Streets,
MAUYttVLLLK.
M’KDDIONS & HAYS, Proprietor.
Good Accommodations for Families.
Stages leave thU house daily for all parts of the
mines.
Board per week, $f>. Board with Lodging, $3.
Single meals, 5oc. Lodging, per night, 50c.
inylray
What Cheer House,
C. F. JLUCAS, Proprietor.
fllllE ABOVE HOUSE would respectfully inform
■- bis friends and thj public that it lias been fitted
up in a superior style for the accommodation of all
who may wish a quiet and comfortable place to sleep.
The Restaurant has been taken by Messrs. DUME8-
N1LLE & LEFEBRE, who are prepared to furnish
meals at ail hours in a manner not to be surpassed
by any Restaurant in the city. my29my
MRS. POSTON’S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
K STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
Marysville.
f IA11E 2d scholastic year of this Institution will coin-
JL inence on Monday, August 9th, 1358:
TERMS PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEaS.
Higher English Branches, $8 00
Primary, t> 00
Languages, French, Spanish, Italian, Latin, each 5 00
Music—Piano and Guitar 10 00
Drawing and Painting, in Water Colors 5 00
" 44 “ 44 Oil Colors 10 00
Board and Washing 03 00
44 without washing 23 00
N. Ik—Board and tuition payable every four weeks
in advance. jy27my
Fresh Patent Medicines,
JUST It t:< KI V i:i> direct from the Manufac
turers, and sold to the Trade in original packages
ut small profit. 8. T. WATTS, Druggist,
Jy27 No. 9u First street.
JUST ItECElVIlB PER EXPRESS FROM
NEW YORK
50 oz. Strychnine, in Crystal.
25 lbs. Iodide Potash.
25 doz. Assorted Hair Brushes.
12 do India Rubber Combs.
24 do do Hair Pins.
50 do Court Plaster, Black and White.
24 do Assorted French Pomades, extra Jine.
24 do Wells’ Plasters.
50 do Assorted Tooth Brushes.
Which, togeti er with a full assortment of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PAINT?, OILS, Ac., are offered at pri
oeaf lower than by any other house in this city, by
RICE A COFFIN,
inyeblS- D at., opposite Wells, Farg« A Co.’s.
ICE!_ICE!
J. T. DICKEY & CO.,
llPIONEER
X O US DUAIiERS,
OF MARYSVILLE.
WE would respectfully inform our old friends and
the public In general, that we have now comple
ted our arrangements for a
CONTINUAL SUPPLY OF ICE.
Front our Depot In Urau Valley.
The public may rest assured of a constant supply at
all times.
Depot in Marysville—Second street, corner of C.
inySmv
JEST KICt CIVICD, PER CLIPPER SHIP
anukew jaokson—
40 cases pure Olive Oil;
50 do Bay Rum;
T5 do Sands’ Sarsaparilla:
50 do Townsend’s do;
100 oss. Sulp. Quinine;
75 lbs. Iodide Potassium;
8. T, WATTS,
No. 92,2d door from southeastcor. D and lsfsts.,
my2T Marysville.
Vaccine Matter,
JDST RECEIVED by Express from New York, a
full supply of fresh Vaccine Matter, warranted
from heaithy subjests. for sale by
RICE & COFFIN,
8*my D sfc., opposite Wells, Fargo Co.’s.
MAGKTIF VING GLASSES- suitable fo
examining Quart*—very poweriull. For saleh v
*-«* *M* * OOFEIN
Jlroftasional.
eTjgEN ItEKZEK, M. D.
Physician, SurgeonA Accoucheur
&ei|fscfyelr Qtef,
Office,Treinont Block, No. 108 Second street.
Residence 120 E. and High streets, between Fourth
and 6th, Marysville. jyliiuy
DR. X. LINK, ~
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur,
3)et|fsci|eir
Has removed his office to Scholl’s Building, No. 70
D street, over German Drug Store, Marysville,
jrlOiny
W. P. THOMPSON,
DENTIST
Office on D street, nearly opposite the Post
Office, Marysville.
I AM gratified to say, that with my
late improvements in the form of at
tmospheric plates and casting appara
tus, I am enabled to make a perfect fit
in all cases, no matter how bad the mouth may be.
Cheoplastic plates, with my own improvements, in
*t half the cost of gold.
Teeth plugged so that they will stay plugged,
without killing the nerves. rnylfiiny
Dr. LORENZO HUBBARD,
fc Late of San Francisco.
\
Dr. H. W. TEED,
Of M»rysvilie|
Eye, Ear, and
SURGICAL INFIRMARY!
DUS. mint A HO & TERD have estab
lished at Marysville, Yuba county, an INFIRMA
RY for the treatment of SURGICAL and other D18
EASES; especially of the EYE, EAR, HEART, and
LUNGS, as well as RHEUMATISM and CONGENITAL
DEFORMITIES, thus affording patients opportunities
fora speedy cure, equal to any that can be obtained
in San Francisco, at much less expense.
Application must he made at their office, on D street,
between Second and Third, over Presbury & Wilkins’
Drug Store. ap8—tf
J. W. WINTER,
DENTIST,
Office on D st. opposite Haun House,]
MARYSVILLE.»
fTIEETII INSERTED ATMOSPHERICALLY 0
A platina base, with continuous gum. Cheopla*
tic work done at half prices. Nerves in Teeth entire
destroyed, and filled with annealed gold, In such
manner that they will stay’ filled. Irregularities
children’s Teeth attended to. Charges as low as thoi
of other good Dentists.
N. IL Persons who are unable to pay full professloi
al fees will call from oto 10 A. M.
JSTall OPERATIONS WARRANTED.Jgj
J. W. W. has practised Dentistry In this city eight
y** n - aplSmy
WM. B. LATHAM, Jr.,
Notary Public & Conveyancer
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
SEARCHER OF RECORDS,}
AND
Coimiii«Kioiicr or Deeds.
DLEDS, Mortgages, Lenses, Agreements, Ac
drawn correctly. Depositions and Acknowledg
ments taken. NOTES and BILLS protested and col
lected. Attention given to the payment of taxes.
ty Persons having served In any of the INDIAN
)) AKS in California, Oregon,Ac.,or in any wars of the
United States and entitled to
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS,
can procure the same by applying to
„ W n - LATHAM, Jr.
Umce—D Street, between 1st and 2d, Marysville.
febi
FOE SALE,
BY
53. FRENCH & CO.
Theater Building, D street.
CAM PIIENE,
Sperm Oil,
Lard Oil,
Tanners’ Oil,
China Oil,
Olive Oil,
BURNING FLUID,
ALCOHOL,
Winter Polar Oil,
Summer Polar Oil,
Anti-Gum Oil,
Neat’s Foot Oil,
B. and R Linseed Oil.
WHITE LEAD AND TURPENTINE.
All of the above warranted best quality, and offered
at lowest market price. je28-my
EXCELSIOR
livery, Exchange anil Slock
stock market.
O. II. PEIRSON AUCTIONEER
THE undersigned takes great pleas*
ure in informing the traveling public
and his old patrons that his new brick
Stable is now open for business, loca
—* ted on Third street, between thellaun
House and the City Hall, Marysville, where he will
endeavor to accommodate all that wish HORSES,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SADDLE HORSES, and ev
erything in the line of a tirst-class Livery Stable.
Horses received to board by the day,week,or month,
and attended to by experienced groomsmen.
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Ac., bought and sold, and
Stock Auction daily. Stock always on hand for sale.
myTmy 0. H. PEIKSON, Sole Proprietor.
Guns, Rifles & Pistols.
6
B. L.. NOE,
ON S13COND STREET, between D Street and
Maiden Lane, ha§ on hand an assortment of Supe
rior DOUBLE GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, ACCOU
TREMENTS, Ac. GAIN TWIST RIFLES, with pa
ttnt Muzzles, Slug Moulds, Globe and Telescope Sights,
and all other Improvements, made to order and war
ranted.
•lOHIIING ofall kindsdone with Neatness, Cheap*
ness, Durability and Dispatch.
TRUNK and DOOR LOCKS Repaired and Keys
Fitted. Prices low. dec81-ray
$1,000 Reward!
Stolen from the subscriber
within the past ninety days, about two hundred
head of Cattle, consisting of Cows, Yearlings, Heifers,
and Steers—branded with pi tin letter W on the left
hip, swailow-fork in the left ear, and under «rop in the
right. The above reward will be paid for the recove
ry, or information that will lead to the recovery of
the same, or any portion thereof pro ratio, and Two
Hundred Dollars in addition for the capture and con
viction of the parties ooncerned in the stealing of the
same.
je80-lm* LINPLEY WILLIAMSON.
E. DUPRE,
Real Estate Agent,
j Conveyancer & Searcher of Records,
Notary X , nL>lio,
And Commissioner of Deeds Ac.
FOR ALL THE STATES.,
fir Office—FirBt street, next to the Banking Homo
of Messrs. Brumagim A Co.
IMPERIAL
Fire Insurance Com’py
Capital—$0,000,000*
Instituted in London in 1803.
E. DUPRE, Agent
Received ex black wakkiok—
Pearl Barley, Tapioca,
Eng. Calomel, Eng. Blue Maw,
Potass. Nltraa, Chloroform,
Ph(Users’ Herbs, Castile Soap,
g. T. WATTS, Druggist,
Jy8T No. 90 First stmt.
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