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Slljc Press.
Personal —Daring the past week San Jaan
has been fairly flooded with visitors, distinguish
ed and otherwise. Amongst the former was E.
'G. Waite, Esq , our esteemed cotem. of the N«-
Tada Journal. Eater in the week Mr. N. P.
Brown, of the same establishment, and George
S Hqpp, Esq , illuminated the office of the
Pres* by a flying visit. Still later, John L.
Gamble, Esq , surveyed our poor sanctum.
Mr. John P. H. Wentworth, traveling
Agent for Mrs. Connor, is now in town soliciting
subscriptions on behalf of the Mount Vernon
Ladies’ Association. Oar citizens are too weU
acquainted with the obiect of this association to
require any explanation at our hands. Suffice
it, that the patriotic ladies composing it are ma
king the most zealous exertions to raise the
$200,000 ’Which they have contracted to pay, be
fore the next anniversary of Washington’s birth
day. A subscription of not less than one dollar
makes every American citizen a member of the
Association, and the donor’s name will be in
scribed in the archives of Mt. Vernon, to be kept
‘forever.
Mr. Wentworth will call on our citizens to-day.
NoVel Mim.no Experiment.—We are inform
ed that some miners on the South Yuba near
Badger Hill have set sluices tne width of the
river in the channel of the stream itself, and
have so arranged it that all the tailings and wa
ter will pass through their boxes, which are pro
vided with a false bottom of blocks, serving as
riffles to catch the precious scales.
This, in effect, if it succeeds, will convert the
South \ üba at that point into a mammoth tail
sluice. It is thought this novel experiment will
succeed if the winter freshets do not carry off the
flume, and if they do not, the gentlemen alluded
to will extend their flume for a considerable dis
tance alo g the channel. Should they happen to
be successful others will try the experiment, and
It is not improbable that every river bed in the
mountains will be completely cleaned out and
employed as a tail-sluice.
An accident occurred in the claims of Pen
rose & Co. at Relief Hill on Wednesday or
Thursday which might have resulted Lt-lty.—
The company have two tunnels, one above the
other, which are connected by a shaft This
■ shaft becoming blocked up with dirt and water,
Stephen Harris—alias Harry Bluff—went Into
' the lower tunnel for the purpose of tapping it
' with a view to clearing it. There being consid
erable water in the shaft the whole m->ss of mud
and stones poured out in a flood which -sweet
Harry through the sluices fur a distance of one
hundred and fifty feet, and within the length i f
■ one box from a precipice of seventy-five feet
deep. He fortunately succeeded in getting out
at this point, and thus saved bis life.
He was not much injured. Such accidcrtts as
this are very frequent and often terminate fual
ly. It was thus that the late Mr. Palmer came
to his and. If miners would allow the water to
• drain nut of the choked shafts before they at
tempt to clear them away, there would be less
danger of losing life or limb.
JKB” The Rac--.« at Moore’s Mat oame off last
Saturday according to advertisement. There
“was not a very large attendance nor was there
much outside belli" g.
Do the first day Jackson entered “F..nchey,”
•and “Ten Broock” the “Roan Mare'” for the $75
parse—the Roan winning by six teet.
Second Dav—Purse $lOd —Tim Smith enter
ed “Frank” against Whipple’s Koan Mare —cue
horse winning the race hv2l feet.
Third Purse $l50 —Hank Smith entered
“Peglcg.” and “Ten Broeck” “Gray l)ttck v -*-
the latter winning the race by 30 feet.
It is Said— that monte and other kinds of
: gambling which are prohibited by law a e
openly practiced in this place every night.
If this is so, and continues, San June will
■oon lose its good character. If there ate
any persons who really violate the law in
this shameless manner they should be com
plained of by some person cognisant of the
fact. We believe the resident Justice of the
Peace is one of those eccentric people who do
not believe that gambling is essential or con
ducive to the moral welfare of communities,
and he would doubtless do his duty if a com
plaint were made before him. A word to
the wise is sufficient.
The editor of the Grass Valley ,V./-
-iional —who seems to be a right cheerful sort
of a ■tody—in reply to some remark of the
■California Spirit of the puts his own
name on the lapstone of his ingenuity and
hammers away as follows:
“ Right kind of spirit, Mr. Spirit, We
'feel glad to see you waxing warm at last on
that end. By the way, if your soul (sole)
’needs repairing come to Grass Valley, and
we’ll try to fit you with a new understand *
ing, and tend you homo well hammered and
strapped, and warranted water proef."
The Mountain Messenger man was
■lately invited to a ball, but declined, lie
ways;
■“We felt satisfied that any attempt on our
ipart to try Varsoviana or Schottische would
•resalt in a kind of amalgamation of St. Vi
■tue’ dance and blind staggers.”
By the way, how do our friends who abide
3a the regions of snow manage to keep up
«nch a genial flow of fancy as the Messenger
eahibits? The mantle of Winter seems to
fall upon their hearts with the same influ
ence that it does upon the earth—keeping it
warm and causing the tender grass to shoot
up its spears of verdure.
By* The Ladies’ Festival for the benefit ofthe
M. E. Church will come off at the church Wed
nesday evening Nov. 10—supjrer at 8 o’clock.
The ladies are zealously preparing for the occa
sion, and intend to make it one of great e> joy
ment. There are some wicked bachelors who do
not care much for the church but who will at
tend the Festival nevertheless, and one of them
remarks that there is a magnetism in certain
eyes that would extract gold from the hardest
cement.
gS~ Owing to a remarkable windfall of loca
items, we are unable to give our usual nummary
of State news, and must completely ignore the
arrival of overland mails and Atlantic steamers.
Bat in all these matters the majority of our rea
-ders are kept well posted by the Marysville, Sac
' ramento and San Francisco papers. Those who
-are not, wo hope will be kind enough to excuse
•ns. If they only knew how the crinoline has
been flattering around and through this office
they would wonder that any paper is issued a
all!
Iff We are under particular obligations to
Messrs. Winham, Ewing & McDowell for hospi
table attention and valuable information extend
ed to us on the occasion of a recent visit to their
claim on Sweetland Creek They escorted us
around the diggings with that cheerful polite
ness and willingness to oblige which are so char
acteristic of the California miners. May fortune
crown their labors.
Arrivals at tbe Union Motel, Jiorth
San Juan, for the Weekending Friday, JfoV. 5.
A Meed, Chas Boudin
D Sails. K K Buchiiu
Aeo Abbey P J Nurser
A S Bordin Jas Davison
T Heed GeoSllnpp
P Farley N P Browu
Jas J/oCord, Sem Coe
W P Hannah Humphries
Oliver Twist J Barber
I) Carlysle W A Hannera
M Bronson Win B Nash
A Meeds I) King
K A Sup teas Ban Bodes •
8 M Martiildftlo Jos Thom
John Butser Jas Longhead
K Judson (Jeo Long
W CurjWnter K Stephens
K M Browu II Laird
J Wilson A .Wo Dan iels
T E Davis N W Snyder
J Hubhell John L Gamble
A McCarter John Thompson
Mr Wood J P H Wentworth
J Elder W U Holland
Jas B Brown Pred'k A Wilder
J W Trainer Frank Wilder
(« C Jones A C Perrin
J A Truesdier (Jeo Lewis
John II Mitchell Webster
Fred Myers AJ Johnston
Mr McCollam Win Kra/ur
Wm Hannah II Allan
J Laird Thorn
S W Piper II Odair
Wm Powet M (Jill
(JciCMathcws W Williams
J Watts J Jones
J S Silver, J Davison
Clias Silver Mrs Smith
J Anderson J Ucldoil
KEW THIS WEEK.
W hereas,
CERTAIN persons have been in the habit of haul
ing away brick from the yards of the undersigned
without proper authority, notice is hereby given Hint
all persons hereafter detected in the act will be prose
cuted according to law. SEARS & GREEN.
BLOCK &PXTRTH
Are now ready to furnish
DRAFTS ON SEW YORK,
AT
SAN FRANCISCO RATES,
They will draw
Checks on San Francisco
For any amount required.
North Pan Juan, A r ov. 6, ’SS. 12tf
MBA BMli HOTEL
S. G. CRAWFORD & BRO.,
n I INFORM the traveling community and
MA citizens generally that having newly
»•■ AM plastered, rclittcd and
Thoroughly Furnished
the above well-known stand, they have now opened it
to the public, and intend that it shall acquire the name
of a
First Class Hotel.
served up on tlie Restaurant
Plan, at all hours,
BEDS
Of unexceptionable comfort and clean! inesi.
Private Rooms
For Families or other persons desiring them.
North San Juan, Nov. sth. 1858.
S. 35. ROSS & CO.,
ARE OPENING IN THE TOWN OP
•Worth San Juan ,
[ Next Door to the Drug Store, ]
A KSW ESTABLISHMENT,
And offer for sale to the public,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
HARD WARE, PO WDER,
CROCKERY FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES,
And other articles too numerous to mention.
Wo invite the public moot respectfully to examine
onr stock. If
Good Articles, Low Prices^
CORRECTNESS ,
And Strict Attention are Satisfactory
We hofv to merit the patronage of the public.
43“<Soods delivered to any part of this neighborhood
ZPx'oo of Charge !
North San Juan, Nov. 11th, 1858. 12 tf
Framed Pictures!
CA I.I, at SAMVELSON’S) if you Want
PICTURES THAT ARE PICTURES!
A large variety just received.
CANDIES ! CANDIES ! !
A SPLENDID LOT OF French Candle, just
ojaned by SAMUELSON.
W. A. KITTREDGE, M. D.
Moore's Flat, Nevada Co., Cal.
OFFERS his services to the public as a Physician and
Surgeon.
49*3p°ciut attention given to all diseases requiring
surgical aid. 12tf
Pione ejrSaloon.
SPERO ANDERSON,
HAVING RETURNED from Frazer river and pur
chase! the above establishment, respectfully in
forms his friends aiultlie public that he intends to keep
a fine
Wholesale and Retail Stock
...0F...
Wines and Ale, Por
ter, Beer, Cider.
CHAMPAIGN,
SYRUPS, CORDIALS, BITTERS,
.Pure California Wine,
CiaARS AND TOBACCO.
Hi* UAR will be supplied with the choicest kinds of
the above articles, and he trusts to maintain his old rep
utation as the keeper of a first-rate saloon.
North San Juan. Nov Cth, 1868. 12tf
For a Few Days
NEW STYLE OF
Three Pictures for §3,00
B. JAY ANTRIM,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY IlffTl
mate to the residents of North San Juan and
vicinity his intention of closing his Photographic
operations in this town in a short time. Hence all per
sons who may be desirous of securing a cheap and ele
pmt picture for transmission to their friends In the At
lantic States, will see the necessity of an early visit to
his Gallery, adjoining the Sierra Nevada Hotel. He
has just completed the necessary arrangements for ta
king the new style of
ipaoip'vcjaiss i
These Pictures possess a soft and elegant tone, and can
be mailed with little additional postage.
North Sau Juan, Oct. 1.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BILLIARDS! BILLI ARDS !
FORD & SPENCER
INFORM the lovers of this nohle game that they
will find at their Saloon in Alleghanytown,
Two Marble Bed Billiard Table*,
which are in excellent condition.
The Bar
Is always stocked with the best Wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
The proprietors will also spread a
Free Lunch Every Night I
AUcghanytown, Oct. 23, 1858.
J. P. VAN DERLOOY, _
'WATGBMASia,
And Manufacturer of
California Jewelry.
INFORMS his old friends and the public, that by
theaddition to his establishment of machinery and
many tools which are nsllally only to be found in large
manufactories, he can give the best finish to his Work,
and still keep his prices reduced 40 per cent. beloW those
of the generality of the trade.
O‘BILLIARD BALLS RKNriWED.“aA
Fine Guns and Revolvers Repaired id. the best style.
Brass, Steel and Ivory Turned.
RUrgical Instruments Polished. Add mostly all fine
Jobs done with neatness ami dispatch.
Watch and Clock Repairing)
at the usual rates, and all work warranted.
It A' Shop on Main street, next door above Weiss’
Billiard Saloon, North Sun Juan. lOtf
NEW BOOKS! “
New Stationery, Cutlery, Tobaco,Cigars
JVE W E VER Y THIJVG !
AT COHN’S,
MAIN STREET. UNDER THE FLUME,
North San Jnait>
THE subscriber having just returned front San
Francisco witli a large stock of the above articles,
and an infinite variety ot
iPAsra'S'
which cannot be enumerated, invites the public gener
ally to give him a call and examine for themselves, lie
has some
Beautiful Frenrh Lithographs;
Handsome editions of the Poets!
A new style of Gold Pens;
Klegant Walking Canes;
Many tasteful sovenirs fir presentation to friends,
and tile finest stock of
Pocket Knives
in the mountains.
CALL AND SEE!
A large stock of Cigars and Tobacco.
GOODS WHOLESALED AT SAN FRANCIS
CO PRICE A W. M. COHN.
Oct. 111, 1858. 9 3m
REYNOLDS BROS.,
BANKERS,
14%, Third street, between D and High
MARYSVILLE.
Purchase Gold Dust
At Highest Market Price —Make Advances on same,
and forward to U. S. Branch Mint for Coinage.
In sums to suit, on WM. HOGE A CO.,
NEW YORK.
Checks at Par
On B. DAVIDSON, San Ftaneisco.
B. F-. HASTINGS & CO., Sacramento.
Attend to COLLECTIONS, and transact a general
BANKING BUSINESS.
Quiok.sil\rer Agency,
For the Guadalupe Mines. 0 1m
Marysville Pioneer
ASSAY OFFICE.
HARRIS & MARCIIAND,
E Street, near the corner ok Second,
Marysville,
Also—73, J street, Sacramento,
AND
105, SACRAMENTO ST., SAN FRANCISCO
Will continue to carry on the business of
MEL TIJVG,R EFLYLVG SfASSA YIJVG
Gold and Ores 9
Of Every Description.
We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, and bind
ourselves to pay the difference that may arise with any
of the U. S. slints.
Returns made in from 0 to 1% Honrs,
IN BARS OR COIN.
Specimens of Quartz Assayed and valued,
Terms for Assaying—Same as in San Francisco.
H. HARRIS,
n>4-3m D. MARCHAND.
jF or Sale*
THE residence of the subscriber wi’l be sold IrtW
if appl ed for soon. It is a corner lot, 90x130 feet
opposite the residence of A. Frazer. Esq.
,T. P. OLMSTEAD.
North San Juan, Sept. 17,1858. stf
T IQ.UORS, of all kinds, best quality,
M A For sale by HECK & COLEY
If You want a Good Cigar,
...CALL AT..;
SAM’S CIGAR STORE,
BETWEEN THE UNION II3TEL AND POST-OFFICE
A LARGE stock of cigars constantly on hand.
Cigars by the Box, at City Price*.
The choicest brands of Virginia Tobacco,
.Smoking Tobacco, Snnff, Tobacco Boxes,
Can Tobacco. A large variety of
PIPES.
Cherry stems. Amber month pieces.
Playing cards, matches, a large assortment of
Confectionery, Fruits, &c., &«.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SAM SAMUELSON.
North San Jnan, Sept. 11,1858. 4...3m
FRANCHERE’S
Hew Stationery, Cigar and To
bacco Store.
IN THE POST OFFICE BUILDING,
NORTH SAN JUAN.
THE subscriber has lately opened a new stock of
gwsls as at»ove, and solicits a share of public fa
vor. He lias for sale, every kind of writing paper, le
gal cap. foolscap, letter sheet and note paper, plain and
fancy. Envelopes of all sorts; legal blanks.
CALIFORNIA COLD PENS ,
the best in the market, and a variety of other hinds,
together with steel pens. The latest styles of ink
stands; Arnold’s writing fluid and other inks.
Roger’s A Wasterholm’s choice cutlery.
Razors ami razor strops: scissors. Ac. Ac.
The best CIGARS and TOBACCO, at reasonable
prices.
In addition to the above, the subscriber will keep a
good stock of
Paper Hangings,
Window paper, enrtaina. Ac„ which ho will sell as low
as they can be purchased in the cities.
K. FRANCIIERE.
North San Juan, July 23,1858. —36tf.
SIC
HI
ALL the NEW MUSIC is received
from the East, immediately after tbs
arrival of the Mail Steamer, at
FRANCHEBE’S.
PORT FOLIOS, IN SHEEP, FOR SALE
at FRANCHERK’S Book Store.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS FOR
sale at FBANCUERITS.
DRY-GOODS, CLOTHING &C.
C^eMICESTORE!
BLOCK & FURTH.
CORNER **F MAIN AND FLUME STS..
WORTH SAW JTAW.
Are now receiving a large and well selected stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing
AND
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING
GOODS I
AL50......
BATS,
(Latest styie.)
Boots Hr Shoes;
BLANKETS, TRUNKS,
Valices ©to.
All of which will be sold at tho most
Reasonable Prices. *
Please Call and Judge for Yourself
One Price, and Ho Deviation
BLOCK & FURTU.
Highest Price paid for Gold Dust
North San Juan, March 30, 1858. 19tf
A. SPERLING
Is now receiving a
Large Stock of Good's,
of every description in his line, among Which
may be named; A large quantity of
DRY-GOODS,
of the boat quality, and suited to the
Pall rfs Winter Trade 1
Wholesale and Retail.
The most extensive lot of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND
CLOT HI JVC
Everopened in this place, all of which ho offers for
cash, at very low prices.
North San Juan, Oct. 2, 1858.
MM. 10NI & m
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
DRY GOODS,
CORNER BATTERY AND CLAY STS.,
SAN FRAjVCISCO.
JJAVE NOW LANDING AND IN STORE
-200 bales 30 inch brown drills;
100 bales 30 inch brown sheetings;
100 bolts No. o—ooo Due*;
500 bolts No. 2—lo Dncx;
20 bales Raven Dues;
10 cases Merrimuc prints;
10 rases Prague prints;
10 casec Pacific prints;
10 cases Bunnell's prints;
10 cases % and 4-1 bleached shirtings;
10 cases 6-4, 8-4 and 10-4 bleached shirtings;
20 cases blue dril s;
20 cases blue denims;
10 bales hickory striper,
20 bales and 4-4 tickings;
10 bales scarlet, blue and grey flannels;
10 bales Ballardrale white flannel;
5 cases coburgs and merinos;
5 cases wool and half wool plaids;
5 cases blue and black alpaccas;
10 cases Pacific —new style Do Lalnes;
5 cases, all wool, new styles “
8 cases French merinos;
1000 Ray State plaid shawls;
1000 cashmere and plain wool shawls;
black and colored silks;
plain, figured and plaid silks;
And a large assortment of other Dress Goods.
BLANKETS*
1000 pair white, green ami bine Mackinaw;
1000 pair B B, TBB ar.d SBG blaiiKets;
1000 pair cheap grey English bianKets;
1000 pair cheap blue English blanxets;
500 pair scarlet English blansets;
000 pair 9-4,10-4,11-4 and 12-4 white bed blank
ets.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
1000 do/, grey, bine and scarlet flannel shirts:
1000 do/, grey and white merino undershirts and
drawers;
1000 do/, merino and all wool socks;
600 do/.. Satinet and Jean Pants:
500 doz. duck and cottonade pants;
500 doa. hickory and check shirts;
500 do/, calico and white dress shirts;
500 doz. overalls and jumpers;
Black and fancy silk cravats, neckties, silk handker
chiefs, suspenders, and a variety of other articles too
numerous to mention.
For sale low by
JANSON, BOND & CO.,
Corner Battery and Clay streets, San Francisco.
8 2m
ATTENTION !
Ladies and Gentlemen!
RUHR STORE!
IN WEISS’ FIRE-PROOF BRICK,
ttainstt, next door to Frank Smith’s
TIN SUOP, NORTH SAN JUAN.
G. LEVY
WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen of North San Juan and vicinity,that
he has fitted up the above building, and opened a new
and well selected stock of Ladies and Gentlemen’s
FURNISHING GOODS,
to which ha invites their attention. His motto ia
“ftUICX 31&33153 SMAii T30F1T3.”
His stock consists of every variety of Goods in his line
of business, and especially of all those Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles which are adapted to the exclusive Wants
of the Ladies.
[sept. 25 tf n6]
nsi
OPPOSITE C. SCHARDIN’S SALOON,
Main Street.
HAVING J«at Opened a Boot At Shoe
STORK In this place, the undersigned would re
spectfully inform the gentlemen in this vicinity that he
can sapply their wants in his line with the
Best Quality,
and at the
Lowest Prices,
Either of Eastern manufacture, or
Made to Order!
The subscriber is a practical Boot-maker, and Will
warrant all his work. ' Give him a trial, and yon will
be satisfied. JOSEPH HARNISHFEGEK.
North San Jnan, Jan. 21,1858. 10 my
EAGLE HAT MANUFACTORY.
D STREET, MARYSVILLE.
The largest assortment of Hats and Caps in
the State is to be found at the Eagle Hat Ma
nufactory D street, between First and Second
Marysville.
Moleskin, Otter, Beaver, Peruvian and Felt Hats o f
the finest quality.
Ladies’ Riding Hats and Children’s Hats and Caps, of
all the new styles.
49-Hats and Caps of all kinds made to order .“Si
All descriptions of Hats cleaned in the must approved
manner. *•
All orders from customers abroad promptly at
tended to.
New Goods received by every steamer.
JAMES 1.1) A LEY.
43n Bstrret, MatymßU.
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
REMOVAL
E. V. HATFIELD,
Has removed from hi* old stole to tho
BRICK ROW,
on the opposite side of Main street, formerly occupied by
F. T. Sea well k Sons, where lie keeps Constantly
on hand a large supply of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Miners’ Tools, Duck, Quicksilver, Carpenter’s Tools,
Nails and Queeusware.
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
WORTH SAW JUAW.
Nov. 17th, 1857. [l3m]
J. J. WOOSTER,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS.
Wines and Liquors.
FLUME STREET,
Opposite San Francisco street.
MtBrERS WOULD DO WELL TO GIVE ME A
call, and try my Goods, as I endeavor to sell good
articles to the satisfaction of all, at the L o tV t a t
Cash Prices.
J. J. WOOSTER.
North San Juan, Nor. 17 1857. [ltf]
W. T. ELLIS,
STORAGE,
iTbt warding & Comittifliloit Warehouse
AND DEALER IN
PRODUCE
Fife-Proof Buildings,
LO WKR PLAZA > MARYS VILLE.
Goods Received, Stored and Forwarded to all parts of
the Mines.
Keeps constantly on hand, flottr. Cbm Aftttfj Rrnn
and iShorU, Middles, Onions, Potatoes etc-. 4c3m
LIVERY STABLES & STAGES
SAN JUAN LIVERYSTABLE
Joseph Thomas & Bro.,
RESPECTFULLY announce that
they continue to keep on hand and to
let, the best
SADDLE HORSES
To be found in the Mountains, and Which will he let to
all who may give then! a call, at very moderate prices.
Stabling and Board
For horses and mules, at very liberal rates.
Hay and Grain for Sale.
43_Givo us a trsal.«£.
JOS. THOMAS A SttO ; ,
Itf Maiu street. North San Juan.
JVew Livery Stable .
T. G. SMITH & CO.,
HAVE opened their new Livery, Exchange and
Sale Stables, corner of Main and Reservoir streets
North San Juan, and furnished it with a large and well
selected stock of line animals and vehicles of the very
best description.
Single Buggy Wagons,
Double Buggy Wagons,
Trotting and Pacing Horses,
Saddle Horses for Gentlemen,
Well Trained Horses for Ladies,
English, American and California Saddles,
Finely Mounted Harness,
And the best material of all kinds for such an estab
lishment.
Horses taken on Livery by the day or month.
Exchanges
With Oamptonville, Forest City and Nevada.
Their large, now, and commodious stables enable
them to accommodate a very large number of Horses,
and the public can depend upon finding eriry conven
ience and care that can be found in any first-classs es
tablishment of the kind.
North San Juan, April 15th, 1858. 22tf
Bloomfield Livery k Feed Stable
NEAR THE IRWIN HOUSE,
North Bloomfield.
J. P. SIMS, it .it. . Proprietor.
The undersigned would inform the
public generally that he has one of the
best stables in North Bloomfield. Also
the liest stock of Horses the market
'affords, to let or for sale to suit custo
mers, and hopes by devoting his whole attention to the
business, to merit a liberal share of public patronage.
P. S. Stock taken to keep will haVe the best of cart.
May 7, 1858. 25tf J. P. SIMS.
IK.
North Nan Juan & Humbug City
uihy expbe ii!
THE subscribers" having purchased
the above-named line, will run it DAILY until
further notice. Leaving the Union Hotel, North San
Juan, every day,at Ipm arriving at Bell’s Ranch in time
for passengers to take the stage for OfleaU'S Flat.
RETURNING,
Leaves the United State* Hotel. Hnmbtlg City, eVefy
morning at 5 am for North San JUan, giving passengers
time to take the stages for MarysVllle and Sacramentoi
All Orders Promptly Attended Tb.
THO 3 ELROD. Prop'r.
Edwards * Swaix, Agents, Union Hotel. 26tf
Tin
Sr Hardware
STORE I
Stoves Hardware^
Ti
COOK STOVES,
PARLOR STOVES,
BOX STOVES,
HOSE PIPES,
...A general assortment 0t...
nwar e,
B HELP- HARD WARE,
CUTLERY,
HRS' HARDWARE,
WAILS, CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
BUTTS AND SCREWS.
N. B. Particular attention paid to JOB WORK
FRANK SMITH,
Fire-proof Brick, nextto Seawell k Sons.
North San Juan, Nov. 17,1867. Itf
IETALITMA Ranch Butter,
At 26 PECK k COLEY’S.
S
TB Eli, of all Sizes, at
PECK k COLEY’S
DRIED BUFF of a superior quality just n
ceited by PECK * COLEY.
F YOU WANT BILLIARD CHALK, GO
to FRANCtIBRB’S, Post-Office Building.
I
F YOU WANT CUE LEATHERS, CALL
1 at FRANCOS RES.
YOU WANT MATCHES, CALL AT
FKANCHEBE’S Book and Cigar Store.
DO YOU WANT yOGAL BLANKS.»
All Kinds for sale at FRAVCKfRRE’i.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WM. C. COtiKfr
CHAUACEY A. PECK.
PECK&» COLEYS
Cheap Cash Store I
at Tit a SIGN OF.TIIK
STARS AND STRIPES f
pfe hare move:! from their oW stand into his Flrj
proof Bric k Store, HiijoinmK the 'large
nearly under the large where t . ( , i,
ami full assortment of the Mtowta*
which they can sell at a IOWBE
any other store north of Neviyla. . Imnorter*.
They are constantly receiving, direct from importers,
the best quality of
Provisions! Grocorios»
LIQUORS, WINES, ALE, PORTER
Crockery,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
MINING IMPLEMEJSI ? S '
POWDER &f SAFETY FUSE
Canvas-, Leather, Carpenters’ Tools. Nails, Tar, Ropff sw
all size's, artd numerous other article* which are Indis
pensable iu the Mining regions. Alas? a large assort*
uient of
Furnitures
Such as Bedsteads, Mat
.trasses, Pillows, Sheeting,!
i Blankets, Comforters, Ta- (
_ I hies, stands, chairs of all I
kinds, and sofas.
In short, an assortment of everything that is
by Families and Miners generally. M
A long acquaintance with the wants of a Mining com*
mnnity, and siliierior ftioilitfPsfor obtninieg the best ar
tides to be hadiu our Hue, warrant usin assunngthose
who may favor us with a call that they will not be dli
satisfied. . ■
By strict attention to bnsihess. and being always low
in our charges, we hope to obtain the public support.
Goods Delivered Free of Charge
FOR RENT.
THfi undersigned offers for rent his RANCH, with
a large and commodious Frame Building, and Bow
ling Alley; also the necessary out-buildings attached,
and 100 Acr«* of Lhiid —the greatest portiori
being splendid farming land The House is eligibly
situated on the county roiul from .Marysville to Forest
City via French Corral, Birchville, Sweetland, North
Sah Juan, Sebastopol &e.—is in the immediate vicinity
of a large and rieh mining district, and is well
ted fora Hotel. Trailing Post, Hospital or Bath House.
It being supplied with waterfrom never-failing spring*
the water can be carried into any portion of the build,
ing. Said Building is adjacent to North San Juan, and
a half niliC north-east of the town of Sebastopol.
The whole or any portion of the above property will
he rented at a low price, or it can be bought at the very
lowest rate for cash or on time.
Apply to PAUL BALCHEN,
Narch sth, 1858. 16tf Half-Way House.
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