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Tkc Mm ark ia HcIimI.
The fallowing incident in a District School
described by Mr. Willssm Pitt, of New
York, President of the Manhattan Insurance
Company, In nn address before “ The Liter
ary Society,” in Slockbridge. Maw., hie
native home, will take many wboee head-'
aro now streaked with ailvery liaira, a jour
ney back to boyhood and early life ;
A District School not far nnray.
Mid B<rkshire hills one winter's day
Was humming w ith its wonted noise
Of three score mingled girls and boys —
Some few upon their task intent,
Kut more on furtive mischief bent ;
The while the master's downward look
Was fastened on a copy-book—
When suddenly behind bis back,
Rose sharp and clear a rousing smack !
As "twer a battery of bliss.
I.ot off in one tr-mendnas kiss!
■What's that ?' the startled master cries ;
•That thir,** a little Imp replies,
'Wath William Willith, if yon pleatbe—
I thaw him kith Thuthannah Peathe!”
With frown to make a atatue thrill,
The master thundered “Hither, Wil !”
T.ike wretcb o'ertaken in his track,
Willi atoh-n chattels on his bark.
Wil hnng his bead in fear and shame,
And to the awful presence came—
A great, green, bashfull simpleton. |
The bolt ofall good natured fan—
With smile euppreseed and birch upraised
The threatener faltered—‘I amazed
That you my biggest pnpii, should
Re guilty of an act so rude !
Before the whole set school to boo—
What evil genius pot you to’t !”
■'Twasshe herself sir ” sobbed the lad.
‘1 didn't mean to be so laid—
And when Susannah shook her cnrls,
Aad whispered I w as a 'fra'd of girls,
And dursn’t kiss a baby's doll,
I couldn't stand it, sir at all.
Rut tip and kissed her nn the spot !
I know— booltoo—I ought to not.
But, somehow, from In r looks—boo hoo—
I thought she kind o'wisbcd me loo !”
The above reminds us of our schoolboy
days and schoolboy sweethearts, of which
we bad about a dozen. Why not let boys
and girls go to ecbool together yet ? Much
better for the boys—none the worse for the
girls. How innocent was William when be
kitaed “Thuthannah Peathe ?” as innocent
and pure ae the dew drop. For ycare and
years we went to school with the girls,
•tood up in the same class, and spelled Con
stantinople and procrastination, and got
"head or foot” juet as fate decreed it but
we alwaye made it a point to keep our
“Thuthannah Peathe" from missing if we
could, Then the apples and pea nuts, and
“lasses candy” that, stored away in our
desk, were love pledget which we very fre
quently slipped to “Thuthannah' but we
venture to say it never disturbed the deco
rum of tbe school, nor caused old Pike or
Dilworth to go neglected. Alas, for the
good old days of “Tare and Tret” and tbe
birchen rod.— Exchange.
Npar«rea*« Vrm«n.
The Reoinmno of the Wori.d. —One of
the greatest attractions in England is the
Rev. M. Spurgeon, a minister of celebrity,
although hut twenty-five years of sge. He
is said by those who have heard him to be
a most remarkble speaker, and distinguished
for his originality of thought, and great
power of language. In one of his sermons,
which has recently been published, we find
the following eloquent passage :
‘•Can any one tell me when the beginning
was ? Years ago we thought the beginning
of this world was when Adam came upon it;
but we bare discovered that thousands of
years tiefore that. God was preparing chaotic
matter to make it a fit abode for man : pat
ting races of creatures upon it. who might
die and leave behind the traces of His hand
work and marvellous skill. before be tried
His hand upon man. Itnt this was not the
beginning; tor revelations points os to a
period long ere this world was fashioned—to
the days when the morning stars were be
gotten ; when like drops of dew from the
fingers of the morning, stars and constella
tions fell trickling from the hand of God ;
when by His own lip*. He launched forth
ponderoua orbs ; when, with His own hand
lie sent comets, like thnnderholls. wander
ing through the sky to find oDe day their
proper sphere. We go back to years gone
by . when worlds where made and systems
fasbionted, but we hare not approached the
beginning yet.
Vum »r to me tune wnen mi me Cnt
rerse slept In Ibe mind of God ns yet unborn
until we enter the eternity where God, the
Creator, tired alone, everything sleeping
with Him. all creation retting in His mighty
gigantic thought, we hare not guessed the
beginning. We tnsy go back, back, ages
upon ages. We may go back, if we may use
such strange words, whole eternities, and
yet never arrive at the beginning. Our
wing might be tired.our imagination would
die away. Could it lightning's
lashing in majesty, power and rapidity.it
would soon weary it self ere it conld get to
the lieginning. But God from the begin
ning chose His people ; when the uonsvi
gsted ether was yet unfauned by the wing
of a single angel, when space was shoreless
or else nnborn, when universal silencereign
ed, snd not a voice nor wisper shocked the
solemnity ofsilence when their was no being
and no motion, and naught hut God niin
•elf. alone in His eternity j when, without
the song of in angel without the attendance
of even the cherubim ; long ere the living
creatures were born, or the wheel* of the
chariot of Jehovah were fashioned; even
then, " In the beginning wa* the World,”
and In the beginning God’s people were one
with the word, and “ in the beginning He
I chose them unto eternal life.”
| A Sino' i.aii Votk. —At the election in
Marsschutt*. the town of South Danvers vo
i ted ns follows for Govcnor :
Bunks, li' publican 444
Bench, 444
Lawrence, American 444
pf- Gen. Whitlocks column have nude
a lurge *• haul” from the rebels in India.
A company or the Madras Forty-third Na
tive infantry attached to the column, found
one hundred and forty cart loads of gold
bricks and nuggets, aud forty lacs of rupees
and more was expected to be discovered.
Besides this large amount of treasure, an
immense quantity of jewel* ha* been found.
The value is nine millions sterling.
A nobleman having given a grand party
his tailor was among the company, and was
j ihu„ adJi<-•»<*> > >y i*ts loriK-bip •• My dear
sir.l remember your face, but forgot your
name,', The tailor whispered, in a low
tone : •* I made your breeches.” The noble
i man, tak ng him by the band, exclaimed:
" t Msjur Bridges, 1 am happy to see you.”
JANSON, BOND & Co,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
$1*$$$$»,
CIORN'KB B* 1 tery and Clay street* San Franciaeo,
/ hare now landing and in store—
200 hale* 30 mrh brown drill* ;
ion hale* 30 inch brown sheeting*,
100 holt* No 0—000 I Mirk ;
500 holt* No. 2—10 (Hick ;
20 hair* Karen I luck:
10 cn«e* Meirimar print*;
10 ca«e* Prague print*;
10 case* Pacific print*:
10 »•«*«** Ihinnt IP* print*,
10 ca*e« 7 8 an*! 4-4 bleached shirting*;
10 ca«e* 6 4, 3 4 and lo 4 bleached shirting*
20 caAe* blue drill.*;
20 cn*es blue denim*.
10 bales hickory stripe*.
30 bale* 7 Hand 4 4 ticking*.
10 bale* scarlet, blue and grey flannel*;
10 bale* Uallardrale white flannel;
6 cases Coburg* and Merino*.
6 case* wool ami half wool plaid*.
5cases blue ar.a black al|**c*»:
10 oases I’aeiSe—new style* I*e Lain#*,
5 cases, all wool, new styles lie Laine*;
3 case* French Merino*;
1000 Day State plaid shawl*;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shawls;
black and colored silk*;
plain, figured and plaid *i!k«;
Aad a large a**ortment of other I res* Good*.
Bli.INKKTft.
1000 pair white, green and blue Mackinaw,
1000 pair DR, TBH aud *HG Blanket*.
1000 pair cheap grey Knt,D*h Blanket*;
lie*) pair cheap blue Kngli-.. Dlinkets;
600 pair scarl *t English Blanket*;
000 pair 9-4. 10-4, 11-4 and 12 4 white bed Blanket*.
C’lothintf nml aariiietiing Goods.
1000 do*, grey, blue and scarlet flannel shirt*;
1000 dor grey and white Merino Undershirt*
and I‘rawer.*;
1000 do*. Merino and all wool socks;
600 dot. Satinet and Jean Bant*.
&n0 dot. duck and cottonade pants;
600 do*, hickory and cheek shirts:
6*Hi dot. calico and white dress Shirt*;
600 dot. Overall* and Jumpers;
Black and fancy Silk Cravat*. Neckties, Silk Hank
erchief*. Suspender*, and a variety of other ar
ticle* too numerous to mention.
For sale low by
J ANSON, BOND* CO.,
Corner of Battery and Clay Streets,
nil 2m San Francisco.
SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNI A. COUNTY OF .NEVADA, **
District Court, 14th Judicial District of said State.
The People of the State of Califordia—To JOSH
l A SWKKT. Greeting—
You are hereby summoned to appear am! answer
the complaint of TlloMAS N. I’AlNE, filed again*!
you, 11 B. Bronson. Thomas Primsose aud llirani II.
Sweet —
Within Ten Day* from the service of this Writ, If
served on you in this County, within Twenty Bays
if served on you withiu tbi* District ami out of this
County, and witein Forty days if served on you in
tlm State and out of this District, in an action rum
menced on the 1st day of November, A D. 1368. in
said Court to obtain a Decree of this Court, for
the foreclosure of a certain mortgage hearing date
the 2nd day of April. A. D. 1867. executed by the
Defendant, Joshua Swtet, to PlaintilT. ami for the
sale of the premises therein, and in *aid Complaint
particularly mentioned and described, aud theappli
cation* of the moneys arming from such *»le to the
payment of the amount due nu two certain prouiiso
ry nntew, *et forth in said complaint, made and de
livered to *aid Plaintiff. Thom a* N. Paine, by the De
fernlant* Waring even date with .mid mortgage an»-
thereby intended to l*e secured.—To wit : The sum
of Si* Thousand Dollars, with interest thereon from
the 2nd day of April, A. D 1867. at the rate of two
and one half per cent per mouth HU paid . ami if and
deficiency *iu«ll remain after applying all of the *aid
moneys. pro|*erly so applicable, thereto, then that
PlaintilT may have Execution therefor against the
»aid I*ffondant *, al*n that all of *nid Ik-hadant*.
and eaeh and every one of them, and ail ami every
person claiming under them, or any or either of
tiieai. subsequently to thec» ninirnreinent of thi* ac
tion. myy be tarred and foreclose*I of all right*
cbim*. loin and equity of redemption iu or to the
aa id mortgaged premise*, or any part thereof, and
or such other or further relief, or hoth, in the pre
mises, a* may be ju*t and equitable.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to an
*wer said Complaint a* herein directed. Plaintiff will
take Judgment against you therefor by default to
get her with all cost* of suit, and also demand of the
Court such other relief as is prayed for in hi* -aid
Complaint
In testimony whereof, I, RUFUS SHOEMAKER.
Clerk of the Dintriet Court. af**re«aid, do
hereunto *et nv hand, and tl*«
Seal oi said Court, at Office. m the City
of Nevada, this 2nd dav of November A
D 1869. RUFUS SHofofAKKR. Clerk.
By Wm. Smith. Deputy
P-M
State of California, ) 1 n District Coart.
County of Nevada. / 14tli Judicial l>i»tri<
Tlionia* N Paine, v< Joshua Sweet, et al.
In application of Pltfl * Attorney* herein, an
appearing to my satisfaction that a'good cause of
lion exist* against the Defendent. Jn-hua Sweet,t
he i* a proper party thereto, ami that the uU
fendant I* not a resident of this State, and that
resilience of said Iiefemiant i* unknown to Plaim
It i* onlered that the Mirnumn* herein ta *er
um*n the said Jo*hua Sweet hr publication in
• Nevada National * for Three Month*.
Given under iny hand this Norembei 2nd 1868
» r ™Y MAS H CASWELL. f* Judge
Attest, Rufus Shoemaker. Clerk of District Co
* Niu.. riur. Bj A«" “•ffg
S owing Mac hines.
,J*- . -RV, having th« A*-»r,
uw ‘ *“l" r ‘" r FAMILY KEWl
L * *• ,h * EXCHANGE H<JWL
V , ALt , K ' C“ " M ‘ Sk -'"'V of «rh a
f" r * hr *»•* Machmu. and for tlm purpuM of,
lug instruction in their use.
A#* Indies wishing to procure the machine*
referred to Mas. Ming* vkkk. on Church Stieot.
WT doiio to order with neatue** and .
patch. Work left at the Exchange will be retur
tho second day without extia charge
Gragg WHey July 2**, 1868
Wm K. SPENCER
GRASS VALLEY BOOK,
&tatoiurg anb Bttospapcr
MAIN STREET,
Ur**
TIIE kw|M constant I y on hnn«1 i
1 an<! «ll selected »«M>rtB)«it of
IU1IKM, At,,
At whofetle and Retail, <o tit** moat reasonable
term*.
STJJfhlRD and M1SCKLLAJ\'E0US
IIOJKS,
BU.yK HOOKS,
S IIOOI. BOOKS
)HJt W1.YU. TISSUE and
FA.KCY JKOIF. PAPER,
• (SIFT BOOKS.
EJKVELLPES., tee, lee.
rug HK.1T 8KLECTIOSS 0! STAS DA HD MV
S/CAL HOHKK, SHEET MVSIC, MV8ICAL
IXSTKCVEX TV.
HULK PEXS.
I-KXVHA
axLBnr,
T<ic*lh»r w»>11 l*i» n>» «nj l,f*l
PI BLIP A TKKVS. PERIODICALS,
MAO.U/.LVES..I T.l.YT/C
PAPERS, Ir.
Steamer papert in irri,/>/i«»— pottage free
F.v'rvlliln, in tl>i- linr of ,» 1>» l>»*l i»
In t aHlorni, markrl, will ,l»», >** V-|'l on tmnil.
md uu tfxrrtinu to k.r, up ,il tin* Hurt, .ill l»o
pared.
Alla Pnliloinin Trle«rn»h ( ampanf.
Jlilk line la ion in • nuectlon tth all the princi
. pal Cttlaaand Towna in the ►!«*.
40- Umn —Next door to thd'oat Offlre, at the
G. V. Book a*d Mist*' Pm**, f ain Street
WM. K FENCER, Anmrr
ROAD NOTCE.
1>KRSoNS who have an agreeraef t«> travel on the
the Nevada an 1 Graaa Valley Turnpike t onu»a
nv * Hoad, by the month, will plfe call at the « *f
lice of the Secretary, fit Net a. I a Valley, on
the first of every month and hnv#ie agreement re
newed. R. SHORlKKR, Sec y.
KORN & LCYN,
(Successors Io Juhw>cm } ‘ Co.,)
I IK A1. Kits IN
Grorrrira, f ruit, Frorion*, Ar.,
MILL STREET. GRASS VaLKY.
Hetn rm Ih' Ston.nit Hall and O n Markrt.
'PMK subscriber k«*ep*« conatantljn hand mi are
1 regularly receiving Groceries • every «>*erip
th,n irom below. * hieh they will-11 at price* a*
lew or lower than toe i*ame <|ualitpf merchandize
can be purchased at any oilier placet (ir«»* I alley.
Nmaanablr Frail #f nlKiud*.
Convtautlv on hand, freah from Bell i well known
New Holland Premium Nuraery.
A choice Variety of
C«afrcli«n<*r>, IN a la nndrropienl
Fruit*,
Of every de««*ription. w ill alway* I found at tlila
♦ •tabli-hment unaurpnaaed in vtri4 or <tua!ity at
any other atore in town.
4*i|{nr« and Tobura.
Of the mn*t choh e brands and of et« variety, may
a I wav* be found aa above. Mhls Kt»HN
llo\ N.
Ornaa Valley July 30. ISM.—ul tf
orm.isr AND APR IS!
fHVFUsT AND APKIST.
UCCFIJsT A VP APRIST,
oPCPIJST ASP Al RIST,
nCCPLl.-T ANP APKIST.
OCCPIJST AVI) APKIST,
DR. J %VAS /.ANT.
PR. J MV AN /A.NT.
Pit J MVaNZANT.
PR. J. *«f V A V 7. A NT.
DP. J tf .'AN ZANT.
PR. J. WVAS ZANT.
IS TRRATING PI8EASEM
IS TREATING PISRASKM
IS THKAT1NG PlSRASEH
IS TREATING DISKASIM
IS TREATING PISKASKS
IS TREATING DISEASES
OF TIIE EM AND EAR.
OK TIIE F.YI.WP FIR.
OF THE KY| \\p KAlt.
OK THE KYI.WP EAR
OF THE KYlxNP EAR.
OK THE KYlWP EAR,
MEDICALLY t Si RGK .VLLY
MEDICALLY k SI'RGICALI.Y.
MKPK AI I N k SPlUilPAl.I.Y
MKPir.ll.LY k SPKGICACLY.
MEDICALLY k Sl RGK'Al.LY.
MKPICAU.V h SPItGICAl.I.V.
AMAPROSIS, fTARACT.
AMAI HOSIS tTARAfT.
amaprosis cr.\R.\n
AMAPItOSIS. Cl A11 At Y.
A'I APROSIS, arvltAPI
AM APROSIS, OTAUACT.
WEAKNESS k INFLAMAHoN,
WEAKNESS \ NKI.AMATION,
WEAKNtXS k NKI.AMATION,
WEAKNESS A NH AMATION.
WEAKNESS k I.TLA.RATION.
WEAKNESS A UFLAMATION.
INJPRIKS FROM BR STING
* INJPRIKS FROM ItfeSTING
IN.IPRIES FROM RESTING.
INJCRIB* FROM HkslING.
MISTING
INJPRIKS FROM
IXJPKIES FROM UlsTING
NERVOrs PF.AKN2FS.
NFRVol - PEA I
NEW TOPS PEAK V ®S,
NKItViS - PF.AFNFF.
NFRVol S PEA I N IF.
NKRVOPS PKAFNHF
office, foot of ilay street.
OFFICE, FOOT OF I LAY STREET
OFFICE, FOOT OE CLAY STREET.
OFFICE FOOT < «AY STREET
«»FFTCT.. FOOT OF C«vY STREET
OFFICE, FOOT OF Cdf STREET.
OCCULIST AND AURJST-
Dr. J. W. VAN ZAITT,
SURGEON TO THE
CHAB1TY, MAM HtnThf)
Eye and Ear Hospital,
Wily and County l'hjficiau. of Sau Ulan
cidct in 1852.
DI{. VAN ZANT.
HAVING DEVOTED HIS STUDY, fOR
years to Ike Sargieal nntl Medical treat
ment of dineises of
TIIK R1K AND E tH,
and having had the beoefit of the large HmiphaD at
home, and in treating with great auccaai /fmautoai*
or difteaae «»f the nerve »»f the Eye, Cataract, Ob
itructionof the Urni, Inlhunntion*. Opacitiea, iaju
rie< from blaating, wcakniog, thiekuing of the kd* ;
alao Peafnee* of loitg Htamling. from the result of
feverr, moa.l.'-., kr.. ringing »ound« in the ear, * ml
all defect* of the delicate organ of hearing
44" Institute f«r the treatment of Hi«*a*efl of the
Eye ami Ear. foot of Clay Street, San Franciaco.
10 3n.
" " ,n r ° r
FLFJJANTI.V KZHTTKn IN
LITHOGRAPH.
pONTAlXIN'O a irenerfil riew of the town find «ep
\J arate riew* of the leading business houses, resi
dence*. cottage*. quart* mills, fcc.
Tii i mraar pktumb or Tm kbh> mvmm
m nuKD is Tin sr i n
Rrmally |*ubli«hr«l by
Mm. 14. ftPFWKR,
30 At l». V. H*m»W and Mu«ie Star**.
WHIPPLE'S POWDE1L
THE rVMFnsmXKP are itfuUrly rcnhing from
the Manufacturers,
IIKNNKKM U. 1i. KKM’llAMi A CO.,
PROPRIETOR.* <>K TIIK
Whipplr Ponder Mork«,
Well known a* the
OAK II % I. I. VI I I. I* M ,
A full supply of COWPflt of the above celebrated
and lone e.taMUhed tnnnufarture.
It I* the desire of the manufacturer to have this
Powder introduced generally to the consumer* of
California. in onlcr that it mar acquire in thia state
the «aire character that It ha* always sustain
ed in the Atlantic state. . and the undersigned are
consequently instructed to offer it to the Trade at
Carnally llrdnrrri l*rir«a !
Their are there f ure prepared to present such in
duceinents as will make It to the interest of buyer
to give a trial toth.> WIIIITI.K l*ov |>Ei:
( ROMR\ A IHVIHUIR.
A cents for the Manufacturers, lil litttory J*tieet.
I i Bm San KrancfsOO. ■
£
DEALERS
t W 105 clay St
v>>
Nobles k Doare’s Varnishes.
ALL THE STANDARD AMERICAN .DO
Adams’ Boston Brushes.
ATLANTIC WHITT LEAD,
FOREST RIVER DO.
TIUAW’S »nd other Colors
GLLES, BK0\ZFS
COLD LEAF, &C.
S.L\DS’ SIRSIPUULM,
The Oldest And
OHICUNAL ART1CI.F,.
CELEBRATED FOR THE CURE OF
All Disease* arising from an impure
State of the Blood, or Habit
of the System.
The thoufands of unfo
licited tcftimonials from
perfons of every rank in
fociety, lliovv in the mod
fatisfactory manner the
powerful agency this
preparation pofsefses of
arrefting and curing
DISEASES OF THE
Glandular and Ofseous
fystems. In its compo
fition, on which much
of its value depends, the
beft Sarfaparilla Root,
with other mod effectual
and falutary productions
arc combined, produc
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY
in its character and properties from any
preparation now in u(c. Under its re
do ring influence, ilrength and vigor are
imparted to the exhaufted frame, and
perfect health fucceeds difeafe, as Winter
is fuccccdcd by Spring, and the earth
clothed in verdant beauty under the gen
ial influence of relrcfhing (howers. Its
operations are in harmony with nature,
and it may be adminitlcrcd to persons
of all ages and every variety of confti
tution with the moll perfect fafety.
Prepwrctl ond w»!d by A. D. 4 D SANDS.
Wholesale IIruggi.ta, 100 Fultcn Street, cor.
of William, New-York.
For aale by Dewitt, Kittle A Co., H
Johnsok 4 Co., Ridiv.to!. & Co.. San Fi.n
eiaco; Rica 4 Coma, Marysville; R. H.
McDonald 4 Co., Sacramento; and by
Draggiata generally.
W ijllTZENHEISKR Agent for Or... Taller.
COFFEY & RIGDON’S
a Mll.I.R ft WEAMBMAT 4
BLACKS VITUS' WORKS
Y.y S<iu:iro. corner Bu.b anil Market St" w
J*«n Francisco
At thr shore work* are manufactured all kind* of
STRAM BOILERS, high an.) low pre**nre. cylinder
and tubular, at the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable term*. Particular attention pai'l to all
order* lor wrought Iron pipe, for steam and tniuing
purpose*, and .heel iron work* of all kind*
All the w.sck dune at the shore establishment U
under khe j»er»'»nal superintendence of Mr l.h" I>
CUFEEY. who ha* had fifteen 1 ears' experience a* a
practical Boiler Maker in New York. Bouton, and San
Fraaci*c« 45 tha COFFEY k RBDON
“MAGNOLIA."
TUB ntOKOl.lA HALOOtr,
NEXT DOOR TO THE V. S. MINT,
COMMERCIAL STREET,
SXV FRANCISCO,
I' open unilerthe superTl»ion of
EDWIN A. RIGG.
G. S. NORRIS.
OYSTERS Kl IlNiynr.!» IN' EVERY STYLE.
n7 If
Pumps for Sale.
TWO “FORCE AND LIFTING” PUMPS—one fl
1 inch bore, and one 3 inch bore—both in line or
der. Apply to
JOS. WOODWORTH.
Superintendent Alta Co No 2
Grass Valley. Sept. 11, 19&H.—n?tf
NOTICE.
State of Californio. £ In District Court
County of Nevada. | 1 Itb Judicial District.
I.ysnndcr Moore anil Thotnus Votaw, Pllfla
V*
Tlios Primrose, II. r.rnnson ami II. II. Sweet
DefTt's
Notice is hereby given toali per«nns inter
este,t that the sail! Phiintilfr have lliis day
instituted n mil ngain-l the suid Delcndanu
to enforce n Lien for Luniher and Material
men against said Defendants against the
said property aa hereinafter described, to wit :
A (Quartz. Mill, known and descrits'd as
Sweet »V Co‘a Mill in Eureka Township, Co.
aforesaid, that they shall appear in the
District Court for ihe County aforesaid, on
Monday the 13lh day of December, A. I)
IMS. and exhibit their claims against said
property, and ihe proof of mid claims and
liens on said proper!r on that day.
13
I. YS AN DEI! MOORE, I
THOMASVOTAW. f
purs.
E M O V A I,
OK
PHELAN
PATENT BILLIARD CUSHION
M M’A TORY,
To t'J .lionise »nc» % Mireet,
(I. \TF MKIOPEOX HALL.)
Opposite the old Metropolitan Theatre.
I'llIS l*r;»e «ml *|ilfbi!!il Hull ha*. Wn filled up
I ft»r the PxliUHlii'ii and *n!** <»f Mil’ll \KI IIIE
I.AM S MODEL Hll.l.lAUK. T.lBDKS A\l» * l> IRONS.
As th** price *»f llu**** beautiful «rllt ! et hr* hm>
er* »tly reduced, the *.ub-ciil.ei call-* th**Ttentl<»n
n. tins* • tridihig ts* purc’.n • {.» hi* present laic**
****ck »r
■ niLLMRII TIRI.ES nn.l TRI'I'IIV!*
Vow n exlii'i.ilhui n:n! «rle. - tl •• r«?***l an*!
in--*; • •iinpl.* , «* r«■*..! ti,-.s*M put • ••» t'. • •*«! —
A- »: •• Hall i .tpfis «• -i ’ A. M I . • M ..i * fr.
tu all. !•»•:•* a ltd jit t.'-ins'ii •uilu's,; i * ft to**
' d«* Grine* .** nnde
M.i*t»*r* of Hilliard .»’.'»-<• « •* I| ■ ttifin
Ti.f dilticult problem* that .Men are N mi*!.
\Vlit> kuiiu t.. tie t u of n i. > n ft ft t
Amt where a I Sail struck • :l l r* rim 'It if'KMii»<|,
Are re«|wclfully rr.|ne»t**d to rail ui.tl judge l*n
tour seise* For the larfrte l'w*t,
.11. II(’€• iikn,
u3 Mole Ayeul.
FRANK BAKER!
110 and 112 Clay Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
PAPER HANGINGS,
cbc., dbo.
WHOLESALE
AND
WELLS. F Aar. GO & Co.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND EXCHANGE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, •• $000,000.
P S BARNET .PREF1 PENT.
T M J.tSKS* TREAStRKR
MKIU HII.I.N OF KXCHAXflK
IX flCSB TO St’IT
On nil lire Cilim of Ihe t niled Kfnfrn
nml 4’nnndn ;
UNION BANK OK LONDON, LONDON
....AND ...
ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND, DUBLIN.
K X I* l< K M M
Forwarder* »ud 4 omini**<*ion %^eiil*;
SHIP TREASURE AT THE LOWEST RATES.
FORWARD FREIGHT AND PARCELS
TO ALL PARTS OF
The United Stated and Cauda*, and through the
••American and European Eipre** and Exchange
Company,” to all nan* of Europe. Execute Com
mihwionv make Cofection* and Purchase*. and at
teml promptly to all matter* pertaining to the
npiaaa bu*h»e»*.
FORWARD DAILY EXPRESS,
In rharge of experienced and faithful Messenger*
to all the Town** and Mining Camp* in California
FORAWRD SEMI MONTHLY EXPRESSES
To Oregon and intermediate point* of the Northern
Count Port Townsend ami Olympia
San IHeir»»an»l interme*iiaie point on the Southern
Co<*t . ami by every vesset for the Sandwich Inlnad*
Also by everv steamer leaving San Francisco for
Victor* and all the principle point* on Puget Sound
and Eraser river.
S. P. DORSEY
Aosxt »t Gram Valliy.
W. 8. MAKENZiE,
Manufacturing Jeweler
Jim* Nin-rl, l.rau Valley,
(Three Ihiom above Cheap John’s,)
Is now prepare*) to manufacture to order all kind*
% % % % v % % ,
Dumond Mrllins. Q*ld Work
Kir,
*Vrw ami Choir. 1 fur Uunrti or otbrr
Jewelry got up to Order.
<} I’A KTZ JEWELRY
■* 1 '1*0 OltDCR,
n V ,ic r nn * 1 r than any oth
er Establishment in th*» State..
Wntrhr., Jrwrlry nud Km,.,
I'.rpairril and warrrnlrtl tn ( I» aatiafarhoB,
< on.lni.ll, on bond -dlargr and Wall
1 retail aa.ortmant or JKWKIJtV which ha will ..II
a« rhtap n a (he Cheapest.
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of the Sir A and JJittrtnttd.
ojlirfid trith I nt, nt and
f .pidt rmr Dint unt n.
fKpii.ruiics.it U the object oi the lu-titu
established II<»pi'aU. to ptciid* Nurses
Physician*. Clothing K**»-l. Medicine* . tor the
hick an.l destitute to take charge of »|, r ..rj hsn* of
deceased parent, nud !*• u.inister in ron j od.il,le
way to tie relief of the a fttiete.l .nd the ’health of
Hi'| ii hi <• n! large It i« the duty o? the hire* tor.
at «urh t-u.-., to visit lenonallt tlie infected ih.
triift. and t« | rn\ »•*•• idol furuts ucii.ot rehef
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medics! aid
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lial.l'STIIATED KVKUY WEEK.
ii. i siuateh kveisv wei k.
II.I.l STIIATKD EVEl;V WEEK.
SPECIMEN COP I l-ES SENT Eli EE.
SI’ECIMEX COPIES KENT Eli EE.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENJ. VliEE.
THa2 GOLDEN PIZE!
IELUSTRaUED! 11.U'SJR ATED !
Tlo Nen ork Weekly (mXltlfyt 1‘vttr is one r»f thf
large.t and he*t »r.klyia|ienii»l the dav An la.
penal gtiarto rrmtHinirig eight pager*, or Ko t> (« |.
inline, of entertaining ual matter, an'! elegantl*
illu-tint* \ every,work, w
A (iitt to* th t run, rnth f*. gA* M• tn p hi. trill b*
prtnenlnl hi rnrk tlrr •*>*/-*/•«/.hy >J
(he tubtrt ifbfr.n m,
One copy fin one year mi *nd | gift.
ihie i*4»j >' f«n two ytarl ai.*l 1’ gilt.-.
(Mm* ropy U»r three year*......5 fto and h gilte.
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AN'i Tn «€l.t US
Three conie «.;>ej»ar •! and !! gift*.
Five eopie* one year, h l ft and pill-.
• Ten copies ope veur.. . ID 00am*l lGuilte.
. Twenty one copies «>nn vear i»0 UO mii*1 ‘.’l nifta.
The article, to he diatribt.:"d are cm p*-|.e«l in the
following Hot :
2 package* of liold. containing 6'wiO 00 each
6 do. do do. 200 00 each.
10 do do. do. 100 00 each.
10 Patent Lever Hunting cased
Watches 100 00 eaeh.
20 Gold Watches..... 76 00 each
50 do. 60 oo each.
100 do. 50 Ou each
.'U)0 IjidieiUold Watrhee 35 06 each.
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches 30 00 each
500 Silver Wateben £l0to26 00 each
1000 liold (iuard. vest anil
Fob Chains .Y.’.V 10 to SO 00 each.
Gold Ix»eket*. Uraceletw, Rrnoches. Eardrops.
Breast Pins. Cuff Pina. Sleeve Buttons. Rings. Shirt
Stud*, watch Keys. Gobi and Silver Tliinihlet* and a
variety «f other article*, worth from fifty cents to
JjU.S each.
Immediately on receipt of the subscription money,
the subscriber’* nai. e w ill be entered upon our suit
scription fM>**k opposite a number, and the gift <*«.rr
espondlng with that uumber, will be forwarded,
w ithiu one week, to the subscriber, by mail or ex
press, post paid.
*9- All communication* ahou/d be addrmaed
to BECHET* CO.,
4H and 49 Moffat Building, 335 Broadway. N Y.
•** Specimen copi s sent free Agents winted.
S|tecinirn copies of the "Golden Prize " wav
seen at this office Afl
NOTICE! —To Quartz
MIXERS and Others Engaged in Mining
BEING informed that several persona have P1RA
TED our
PATEA'T METALIC PL-1TES,
Fur Saving thr Smallrtl Par Heirs of Gold
Without having treated with us for the use thereof
we advise them to come forward without loss of time
and secure the privilege from us. if they would
avoid the utmost penalties of the law.
Having eceived our full I’wteut. we are now pro
pared to sell the utility of the shiiio. and give full
instructions for its use T A Y .% % A I'e.
Aokxt—C A. MATHIKC. fHRee No 1, 66 Sacra
mento atreet, San Tranche©.