Arrival of the Sor.ora. The P. M. Steamship Sonora arrived at San Francisco on the 1st inst. The following is a summary of the news brought by her : The allied forces having advanced upon Managua, Gen. alker ordered the garri son at that place, amounting to 350 men, to fall back immediately on Granada, in order to allow the enemy to occupy the place.— This they did, and it was the unanimous trish of every American in Granada that their apparent success wouid inspire them with sufficient courage to attack Granada. Such an attack could lie followed only by one result—a disastrous defeat. The citi zens, that is the persons not belonging to the army, but engaged in trade and attend ing to the civil business of the State formed themselves into a company to assist in the defense of the city and participate in the glory of a victory. As (lie allied forces would not advance, Walker, having been reinforced with men and two mounted how itzers, advanced to Masnya to give them battle. The Americans entered 3d a.say a by the way known as the Middle road. They had scarcely appropriated to themselves a place to spend t lie night when the enemy began to shoot in the direction in which our soldiers were encamped. Random shooting was kept up for about two hours, but there was not any of the Americans killed, al though four were wounded, one only of whom is dangerously so. About daylight in the morning of Octo ber 12th, the battle began. The American forces were stationed on an eminence. 'Flic enemy were seen in large numbers at a dis tance of about five hundred yards. They fired upon us with a large gnu, and it seemed that it was too dark to determine their mo tions accurately, but they were supposed to be advancing under (lie cover of its fire. A bomb from one of our howitzers fell with nice precision in their midst. When the smoke cleared away there was not one of them in sight. The howitzers continued to throw shots? until they got in sight of the church on the upper plaza. The Frst Hides were now in sight of the church ; a shell was thrown in the plaza, and the word given to charge. With three loud cheers and the wildest enthusiasm the Hides ran down the slope, followed steadily by the remain der of the forces. The enemy, unable to resist such a vigor ous attack, ded in every direction. Compa ny C, commanded by C’apt. Dolan, had the good fortune to be first in. Two of the General’s Aids, Mahon niul Gist, accom panied them. The church and (he houses surrounding were entered in a minute, and when Gist returned and said “ General, the l’laza is taken,” a loud shout of triumnli tent the air. A well organized company of sapp< rs and miners were set to work to clear away the houses towards the largo I’laza sufficiently large to allow the passage of our guns. Almost every house was full of the enemy. They were driven steadily back from one to the other, until they were at length all in the large Plaza. The howitzers threw shell info the houses, and the soldiers rushed in and took possession. They thus fought all day. The taking of this Plaza decided the fate of Mnsayn. Yl e had now advantage of a good posi tion, and a vigorous assault of a few minutes would have placed the whole city in our hands. The soldier requested permission to charge directly on the large church in the center of the large IMaza, but Walker would tint permit them to run the risk of losing their lives. About midnight General Walker received intelligence that a large body of the enemy Were moving out of Musnya, towards Gra nada. At 3 o’clock on the morning of the 13th, the American soldiers started in pur suit, Tito enemy was not overtaken until they entered Granada. General Vclusso, a Ban Salvadorian, who is eoinimtiider-in-eliief Of the allies, heard of Gen. Walker’s ap proach. lie despatched by a dill'cront road about COO inert to attack Granada He must have been under the impression it had fcecn left wholly unprotected, and that it would full easily into liis hands. The forces despatched l»y tlie Allied (leneral arrived about 1 o’clock on the ofternoon of the 12lh and entered Uranadaby two parts. They attempted to get into the I’la/.a, but *cre repidseil with considerable loss. They then got into houses and began to cut their %ay into the center of the city. About 1 O’clock in till- afternoon the enemy rang bells, and gave other demonstrations of having been reinforced, flight came—the Americans were on the edge of the large jPlaZa-—the tiring gradually lessened, and ftbotit 10 o'clock it almost entirely cen.-od. At this time, in addition to our two killed, *e had fi ft coil men disabled by wounds. — The enemy had, to our knowledge, 100 men killed. There must have bean many killed bv our shells in the large church and about it, of the number of whom we could know noth ing. There were only about lot) Americans in Granada, and these, under Brig;. (Jen Fry, held the city and fought against this gre at odds for twenty-one hours. Many ol the women and children were placed for safety in the large parochial church, and a few sought th • protection of the house of the American Minister. Hut the American Hag was no protection. Grave bum and Mississippi rifles were ull that saved them. Among those who thus lost their lives was a Mr. \\ heeler, who had been tent hero to distribute Bibles by the Bible 1 Sooicty of New York, the Ucv. Mr. Kergu j 0 „ "ml a Mr. Lawless, who had been a merchant Tor some years About 8 o’Cio. 111 tlie "‘ormng on the 13th, the anniversary : ,f lie tirst look uj'tuiadn, Gen. \\ a kcr iiml Ins force were within guu-k' l0t ul 1 ' ,l '/ "‘J # torch. Oil a slight eminem..? 0 tho i> -a. fhe enemy had erected a barrier ami p. Uh g cannon. There must have been a force ot 80(>, at least, defending this spot, and they 4 id certainly defend it with a spirit of di -- Deration. Our men advanced to within lift) yards yj' Litem under a most gulling cro.-s tire. At this point so intense was the tire that they were stopped for about twenty seconds. At this juncture, (Jen. Walker bimsell appeared at their head. The sight pf him made them invincible. They charged like enraged lions, and the gneniy lied in cvrey direction, leaving their canon on the field. They then rushed into the city, attacking the places in which the » ' enemy had fortified themselves, and in less than three quarters of ait hour the whole opposing forces Were seeking for safety by hiding in the bushes and endeavoring to es cape from the city by every available source. The number of the enemy killed in Gra nada is truly astonishing. In many of the houses they lay piled up in dozens ; they arc laying on the streets, on the door steps, and in the out-houses. They were killed in large numbers in the bushes. IJungo loads were killed while they were endeavoring to escape by the lake, and intelligence is every hour arriving of where tens and twenties of bodies have been discovered in the yards.— The guard-house is already nearly full of prisoners, and others who have been endeav oring to escape are being while wo write, continually brought in. There were not more than ten Americans killed altogether. Seven of those were killed by running from their positions too soon after they heard of the arrival of the troops from Masnya. There are probably 15 or 'JO wounded.— Among the wounded we regret to nnnounce .John Tabor, proprietor of J'J Xicttnigucnse, whose leg had been broken above the knee by a musket ball, and Major A. Dillis. \Ye have not had time to collect a list of all the killed and wounded. The victories of Ma snya and (iranada have put a period to the war in Nicaragua. Those who attacked (iranada were not natives of this country. They boasted during the night that they were San Salvadorians and Gtiatemnlinns, and that being such, we might as well lay down our arms at once as they were uncon querable. We blush to add that there were white men among them whose voice indicated that the United States of North America had been disgraced by giving them nativity.- The march to Masaya, spending the night without sleep, fighting all day until morn ing, marching back ami gaining such a splendid victory at (Iranada, is probably the greatest test of American endurance ami bravery that has ever occurred in the coun try. ItoMKsTie IxTKi.uur.N’cn.— Tt is reported at Washington that the Administration will shortly make a demand upon New Granada, for fall and ample satisfaction for the out rages committed upon Americans at Pana ma during the riot, and that our Naval officers have been enjoined to exercise great er vigilance for the protection of our citizens in that quarter. A construction and a freight train, on the Michigan Southern Railroad, came in collision on the 27th September, near the New Albany and Salem crossing. Right laborers and a passenger from New York, name unknown, w ere killed, and t\\ ciity-eight laborers were wounded by the disaster. Several alarming riots have occurred in Baltimore, growing out of the excited state of the ]itildie mind on politico! matters. The most serious disturbance was caused by a report that a gang of New York rowdies had been imported by tne Democrats to participate in the election of October 1 t. The headquarters of the Empire Club w as a special object of hostility. It appears, however, that the a .-si liny parties were re pulsed. One man was shot iu*the melee, and several others were wounded. A riot has occurred in Louisville, Ken tucky. A Fremont and a Fillmore mealing was held at the same time. A general light took place. The Louisville partizan papers aeeu -e each other of promoting the riot. The Halifax Iternrtler, of the 2"th Sept., thus relates the following circumstances: “ We are sorry to learn that on the even ing of Tuesday hi t, a party of the officers of the I'uited States corvette Cyane were grossly insulted whilst passing through some of our streets. They were followed up by a crowd who very emphatically advised them to go two Grcytown, and shouted out various insulting expressions and opprobri ous epithets after them. One of the iu-ult ed party, we understand, expressed a willing ness to give n licking to the best man in the crowd, but the individuals who composed the latter preferred, it seems, limiting thetn solvess to giving the foreigners a piece of their mind ” The steamer Niagara, of the Collingwood Line, was burned near Port Washington, on Lake Michigan, at, 1 r. «., September :14th. M'lie passenger li t was burned on the boat, and the names and exact number of the victims are not known, though un doubtedly seventy persona perished by the flames and by drowning. The yellow fever prevails at Brooklyn, N Y. There have also been several cases of fever at Fort Hamilton and Bellevue Hos pital. Mr. Fabin, editor of the Charleston (K C.,j M i'atrfi, has been killed in a duel with Mr. McGrath On Oct. 4th, $.0,000 California Vs sold at 71 a 74. PoniTicAt,. —The New York Tribune states that it. has authentic information that the lion. James Buchanan lately offered to the lion. Millard Fillmore the emba-sy to England, as an inducement to withdraw from his (Fillmore’s) present position ns a Presidential candidate ; and learns that this proposal was mildly and decorou-ly declined by the distinguished Fillmore with the suggestion that perhaps after the 14th of October the distinguished Buchanan might be ready to receive a simi lar oiler. The New York Jhvnl.l says that the Fillmore party in Pennsylvania and New Jersey contemplate uniting upon an electoral ticket to defeat Buchanan, purposing, nfti r the result is made known, to buy off a .suffi cient number of electors to throw the elec tion into the House of Representatives. The Democrats of Ni vv York city have nominated Fernando Wood for Mayor. The Municipal Reformers have immimited James B. Whiting for .Mayor. The Amer icans, in the Third and Eighth Wards, have yominated, respectively, J. Phillips l’hauiix ami , ‘!'<»punj Knapp for Congress. \ FillmoiJ convention was held at Man chester, N. 11 , on ike mi of October which nominated a State electoral ticket. President Pierce Ins been making an eastern tour. He was at Concord, N. IF, on the "Jd of October. A Fillmore electoral ticket was nomi nated Oct. Jd, at Detroit, Michigan. Anson Burlingame has been re-nominated for Congress bv both the American and Republican Conventions m the Stb District of .Massachusetts, lSlXGlIAMl'TOX. Oct. 3. Henry Bennett was, to-day, re-nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the 21st District. Auuxv. Oct. 4. Ernstns Corning was nominated for Con gress by the Democrats this afternoon. Kansas.- —We have news front Kansas to the 20th Sept. The Territory was some what more tranquil, (ion. lame reached Nebraska City on the l St h September.— The border was cleared against the Free State men going or retnrnimr. The election takes place on the 1st of October, A letter fo the Iknucrnt says that the Free State prisoners have been examined before Judge Cato, and committed for trial at the April term of the Court. Accounts from Lecompton, 20th Septem ber, represent the Territory as perfectly tranquil. Warrants have been i.--vied for the arrest of Stringfcllow, Sheriff Jones,l£’ .1 other pro slavery leaders. Sr. Loris, Oct. 3. Gov. Geary has issued a proclamation for the Sheriff’s of different counties in Kansas to open the polls on Monday, Oct. (>th, for the election of a deligate to Congress and members of the Legislature. St. Lons. Oct. 4. A letter to the licpulltcrrn from Gov. Geary, dated the 20th September, says that United States troops will bo stationed at points where troubles are anticipated during the coming election, and that any interfe rence with the legitimate exercise of suffrage, will be punished with the utmost severity. Mr. Whitlield is the pro .slavery candidate for Congress. For.mnx News.—The arrival of the Afri ca, at New York, luings three days later intelligence from Europe. The English journals are lilted with the detads of the coronation ol the (V.ar. A number of persons belonging to the Mariana Society have been arrested in Paris mi a charge of conspiring to assassinate the Emperor on his return from Uiariitz. I Captain Penny, commander ot the ship “ Lady Franklin,” had returned with her to Aberdeen from the Arctic regions, and re ports that when he was in Hogarth’s Sound, he was told by the Esquimaux that some of their companions had seen a long way off in a North-westerly direction, a circular white tent erected on the ice. The E.-quimaux had taken from it, on their first visit some bright metal, and in their second visit some “moons.” Afterwards they had seen two white men in the tent. It was reported among the natives that these and other white men had perished from hunger. 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Dr. l’iper leaves Wravcrvilte ev en TI IISDAY ami SATEKDAY morning, for DATES’ RANCH, Oil ELLIS' MILLS, MiNERSYlEI.E, DIGGER CREEK. MEEK CREEK, and RIDLEY ILLE, ami will give pnrlieular allentlnn to tin* carrying and delivery of RITTERS, I’ \ ('K At; ES.TREAS- I lil Ac. DR A I TS purchased upon any Hank inir I louse in the State. ( clleelioNs nuole. and all business in the E*- pres> lim* earefnllv attended to. •'e<, , (,hi Dust bought. J. J. i’ll’ER. WeaviT, Sept. 25, lH.Vi, RA VELEY’S EXPRESS. CONNECTING WITH Tilt* Piteilic I’.xpi’csH Com puny, To all parts oC the Northern ami Southern Mines, and to the Atlantic Stales and Europe WEEKLY. Will run a regular ami reliable Express from WEAVERVILLE TO OHKCJON OUT,(’If, r E X X S Y T, V A N I A 15 A II, CANON CITY, or .1 AC K A S 8 15 A II. Colled mm nuole, orders received, ami packa ges forwarded with I'ltMiinlncHs uml l)is]ml r l A' I M<]S At II e n cl e e ’ s Rooms in the M Ui.MIU.A !{1 II.DIMi. Mr. III.NDI.E begs leave to inform the Indies ami Li' iitlcinon of \Y«n\•rviMu kixI vicinity liiil In* liu.s lilted up ItoniiiH in the jdacu iihov :: no ntiOiu <1. wh i!• he is pri'parf-il to take Ambro type in the lim-I tyle, tie* excepting Fan Frau 1Leo, N. V. city, or uii.v other place, as he has operated ill both those ('itii-s, and having had I I years , xpi rii ne • in tlm Nit of taking I .ike nesses, III- lei Is safe ill stating that there is no one ill (his Illiy who can excel him in the Art, am! solic it' ei -p ' tioii fit his work from all. I’ietures pat up w ith or without colors. Those put up with the \ nrnisli wumiiited to stand a hundred years. I’,c tun s taken in from one to ti n seconds, and equally as line in tlm darkest rainy day. as 1ft the clearest sunshine. He forfcil.v llflv dollars that lie can lake a line picture in tho darkest day.— IE. prir s are the mine im in Marysville, nod ns low a- any good operator can alb rii to take them in this country ; ami rest assured that when yon get a picture from those o,. lators that put down piims to ev en less than they arc ill the cities,you are getting a very inferior at tide that being their only un til or im uus of procuring patronage. All Liken, s-es wat rnnti (I In give satisfaction, or retaken without extra charge. E. II. 11ENDEE, Artist. Weaver, Oct. 25, 1 slid. tO-tf, To the Public. r I Mill undersigned lake-, this method to warn tlir I public, ami especially all Hotel Keepers a gainst trusting one Mat. K. Smith, a printer by trade, who recently 1, ft this place very suddenly ami mu xp i ledly for parts unknown, without paying me his board bill and borrowed money. I bis graceless scamp not satisfied in run away w ithout pay ing his board bill, came In me a few minutes previous to I, aving and leijnested the lo in of some nmiiey, which he |iromlsed In return in ti I teen minutes, and as soon ns lie got the mon ey into his hands and got out of sight, sloped, and has not been seen since. IE W. WILSON. Weaver, Get. 23, ls',ti. tU-lvr, • HOMEWARD BOUND £^eer» 0 0TT l>y tlio next Steamer, will Had GKKAT HKNKFT AND GOOD PI! IT A RATION for the vovage, by taking from one to three of 1 * 1 H H I >U. BOl UN F’S ELECTUO-(’llEMICAL B ATHS ! ! ! which extract CAl.OMFI. and MFIIC1 UY in all if* forms. 1 Ut tN. /INt’. i.K \H. etc., etc., and all lNSlDlttlS HKIGS and 1’OISONS from the hu man system, ami speedily run' ltllKl’MATISM, PARAI.YSIS, Neuralgia. Still .1 oints, Fever and Agne, Jaundice, Indolent ITcers, Swellings. Tumors. Chronic and Acnte Pifflcultlcs of the ltlndder, Kidneys, and all old atleetions of tho SKXl'Al. ORGANS, and are also the most El XnilOl'S HATH ever administered, imparting permanent warmth and animation to the system. soi in EAST COUN'KIt OK SANSOME AND COMMERCIAL STS. San Francisco, JP*t~All tfle " Homeward Hound" who are suf fering from liheunmtism. Paralysis, or any other affection, should arrange to remain in Sail Fran cisco several days, or a week or more, before the day of sailing, that they might bo able to free themselves from their difficulties prior to d< part tire, as many very many severe eases of Rheuma tism, iVo.. Ac., are POSIT IV Fl.\ Cl ItKD in from t>NI.\ ONF to TWO WFKkS. See large advertisement in another part of this paper, tor additional information. San Francisco, Oct, 21, 1 Mi It. 40. ST. CHARLES HOTEL. R. W. WILSON, Proprietor. f UllIS well known Hotel, situated on Main m I St.. \\ enverville. having been relltted. j,. iJL ami a number of large, well-ventilated bed-rooms added to it. is now opened, by It. W. Mil sox. The Sleeping apartments ami Table being un der the personal supervision of M US. \Y 1 I,SON, all who may tin or this House with their patron age may feel eontideiit of having the lies! the mar ket atlords. as well as every attention to make them eomloi lalde, on terms to suit the times. Weaver, June 'JS, Is. ti. "2 7 !f. tuutnmu nm. Dr. H. 1C. CHAUNCEY, Proprietor f pill'. Proprietor lm\ imr jut completed ti I urge mul cmmnoifemis Hotel, will hereafter Ini prepared in accommodate IVlMa those who may favor liim willi their patronage in iv manner ln> trusts will please them. Ii is n pleasant ili ii ■ l'i i>ni tin' town nf Weaver In this Hotel, mnf pnrlii'iilnr iitleiiliim will he (mill to hooping n supply of refreshments) on finml for Irnnsient visitors. The table nml sleepinif ilepnrtinent are under the enre mul ilireetimi of Mns. (it ii.roitn, a Indy well < | ii ii I i tli-il to make everythin); pleasant and agreeable to those who may visit tliis Hotel. C'liniiiicevvi lie. .Inly II’, I Mil. 2>Vtf. WESTERN HOTEL. No. II anil 111 K. Street, between Seeoiul &, Tlilril, HACIt A >1 II A I’ O . F. A. DIRGE AND ELI C. LATHROP, l-ilorn 11 ions. f MI I IS House is tin i nl h I v new f re proof build I iug. (iienl in eouinioihitioiis lor families. Ol’KN A 1,1. N Hit IT. o’? Meals, .Ml els. I .oil • ine- . fill ct u . Stages leave this llonso every morning, for all parts of the mines. Sacramento, July 12, IPSO, 2. r > If. AI A Cl N < ) I ;t A. MAIN STni.Ilf, r jtni: I’Kmsia-t n i:a\ krvm.i.i:. m • hi MAHMKICKNT MHI 1'TKl'MMlfK>f'’ llf'ff,MNt: IIA VI N(« It K ION I'lTTlD I'l* IN \ SlTKRIOR 1.10, w a mi a ST.- tin: i n i»i:usir; s i:i > IN SOl.lfMTINfS A SHARK Of mif.ic p \Tl!()NAfii:. \\ ITU l.\ KUV Assn: ANCK or PROMPT ATTENTION To FIJI KM >S ASH (TSTOMKRS. S. I). KKKinr.lt A. r«. A caver, Nov. I, In,77. 41 tf. ASSAY OFFICE. No. 52 J Street, between 2cl and 3d, S \ l It A !>I K A To. Ii I i A 1C M ( V>., \SSAS i:i;S Of rjoi.l) AND OliKS of every ili rcrlption. are now prcfftircd to execute bus iness entrusted to them promptly, ami on the most reasonaMe terms. l)ur nisavs have been tlior minty tested at American amt l.’iii opean Mints, unit we gunriintcc their correctness, anil will pay all differences iirising tVom the same. Through recent improvements we are enabled to make ri turns for lb posits within six hours. 1 . S. Mint ('nin sent to our patrons in the coun try by return Impress. Ailvanees ininte on De posits. bars discounted at San KnmrUcn rates. Sacramento, Nov. l.lbSti. 41-itni. Notice. r | Mil! s uloeri In i - mill Stork holders of the Trill ily <'minty ('anal are hereby untitled that a meeting of the Stockholders will be held on Sat urday eve. Nov. 7. ut tlie \Veavei vilie Theater, for tlie purpose ol'ilciinn a Hoard of Trustees. Come [Tejsiriif to make nor.il and judicious selec timis. gentlemen. VM. M. LOWK, Chalr’u. S I). Kickiiikh. Pi i ii tury. Weaver, Nov. I. 18.KI. Jl-2vv. TO TAX PAYERS. fp/IE SCPI'I.KMKNTAItV ASSESSMENT Roll for Trinity County liavinn tieen placed in my hands for collection, all persons therein assessed are hereby liotilied that all Taxes contained in said Assessment not paid tiy the lirst day of De cember next will ill) collected with costs. E. NKIH.KTT, Sheriff, Ki Officio Tax Collector. Weaver, Nov. I, |s.7«, ll-tf. Fatray. (1 \ M K into tie 1 premises of the undersigned , J two mules, one branded lignin-N on the left neck and left hip, with Spanish brand, and blind in tlie rigid i y 'J'lie other, a bay rliouc marc mule, lirnndell liailv U on the right hip. 't lie owners can hav e tlie same by calling, pro ving properly and paying charges. f1 1 ass Valiev. Nov. 1, 18.70 LOWDEM A C 41-3wV >4*1 i«i*. 1 fAVINO purchased the interest of Davison A I I Harris, in their Drug and Honk Store, 1 shall hereafter conduct tlie business, expecting to meet u share id' public patronage. Ily tli" terms of rale, all accounts due the late linn of Davison A Harris are mine, and w ill be collected by me. Alt early sett lenient is request ed. 'If. W. ANDERSON. Weaver, Aug. 2, DM!. 2- tf. A Ki x 7 mk UW-: 3 I « ‘.V ItfcAT/TII OK SK KM'SS ? oioosi: ho i wr.r.N n i cm : :: HOLLOWAY’S PILLS. THE Wood furnishes the materia! of every \.ca\ff muscle, gland mid lilire in the human framer When pure, it secures health to every organ : wheif Corrupt, it necessarily produces disease. Hollo nay'' Pills operate directly upon the element's of the stream of life, neutralizing the principle of disease, and tints radically curing the innhuly, whether loenti d in the nerves, tin 1 stomach, tlm liver, the howcls. the muscles, the skin, the brain,- or any other part of (he systi m. t'SKII TlinorullOft THK WOlit.t)! 1 Holloway's Pills are equally eRlcucioiw in com plaints common to the whole human race, and in disorders peculiar to certain climates and locali ties. AT. VltMtNli nisoninnis, Dy-pepsin, and dermic- aient of the fiver, tho source of infirmity and sntVei'.ng. and tlie cause of innumerable deaths, yield to llm'o curatives, in all cases, however aggruv at- d. aeting as a mild purgative, alterative and tonic : they relieve the nonets, purify the fluids, and invigorate the iys tent and the constitution at the same time. (IKXKItll. n>: IKMCSS XKIlVnlS l OMI I 11XTS, When all stimulants fail, the renovating and bracing properties of these Pills give llrimnss to the shaking nerves and enfeebled muscles of thu victim of general d- bilily. I'Rt.lVATK I'KM.lf.ES. All irregularities and ailments inc'ifent to tho delicate and sensitive organs of the se\ are re moved or prevented In a few doses of these mild, hut infallible alteratives. No mother win* re regards her ow n or her children's health should fail to have them within In i i- ;u h. SCIK.X m il' KXMMiSKMt N I'S. The London *• l.ane t," the l.ondon Midical lleview," and the most eminent of tin faculty > f (•rent Kritinn, Prance mid G- n lauy. have eulo gized the Pills and their inventor. llulloic n/'* I'ills mi' tin■ 1 1 t n m <■ ’v hi."icu in lb9 U'orlilJ'or tin follviviinj rfi*. "oi * . Asthma. Diarrhien, 1 1 tion, Howel Compl'ts, Dropsy, fnllueiiza. Coughs, Debility. 1 11 Hut n i n: 1 1 ion. Cold's, fever and Ague. Inward \\ 'kns, Chest Diseases, lYuiule ('onipl't . (.i\ er Ceinpl'sy Costiveuess, D\ -pepsin. lleaduehes, Lowness of Spirits, Piles, Stone and Gravel, Secondary Symptoms, Venereal Allectluiis, Worms of all kinds. *,* Sold at the Mutiufaefnries of Prole--or Hol loway, so Maiden I,nne. N. 1 ork, and 1 .' I I Strand 1 , London, by all respeet.ible Dniygi is and Di al ers in Medicine throughout the 1 nitid States and the civilized world, in boxes at els.. tl'JT els., and SI each. ■T. heavy stuck of I f • n■ *s” ties at pres ml low rat s, we are etlilliled to oll'er si ill greater ludueeuimU liiau heretofore, in tile way of Sewing. Those having lion -m Li - lilngs to sew, call at oar Establishment. fl,' >1’ II It MTS mad" at S i i t Y \ i risen rates. HOST! ona stunt ly on liand. and mad > to order. 1 1 A UP 1 ITS. Du- '.. Pants, and n l f) l N (i S K l H T S Sewed on tin- Machine, superior In nnvlhing donut in the country. D< M. I DM It .V Co. Wouvcrville, May !l, I -f. lb-If. STEIIRS RANCH fl Sill. '['*11 M above ITane'i. situat-d miles from * Weuven ille,on Trinity Iiii er. and on main road from Weuven ille to I lay fork, former ly know n as Dutton's Kanvli. is offered for sale, - It contains three hundred and twenty acres, mm hundred of which is under a lii-li slat- of cultiva tion. also, one hundred and tin tv of w hieli Is fenc ed for pasture. t in re lifts ju t I riveted a large u'iiiI Commodious 1'iihl'lc House and Hull llooin, al-o, a large darn „nd fori,til haio just completed ft is ifunted lour miles he'lour the mouth ot Wenvi t Creek, and in one of tlm best milling ba alilies in California. The Hmicli may be bad with or without tin 'toi l, and crops, for further particulars, enquire of Ii. ST I I NIP, or JO.M.PII t HANK, on the Haneh, Steiner’s Itumdl, Out. II, IK'.tl, ;i' tf. GREEN HOOD & NEWBAUEll, TV 110LKSALT! AND IJMTAIf, DEALERS I* Segftrs and Tobacco. None hut the elioie- t artiele oH'- r- d ill this market. Main street, (b. tween IlmSf. Charles and Independence Hotels,) Went m ille. HIGHEST 1*11 It li l’AII) EOU GOl I' 1 i r July IH, Iboti. jp; tf. l)is*o!utioil nl' Co}:orJ»scvii!}». f 1 1 11 M ('oparIner-hip In i .-.‘of- -re - v no- l ■ l« - p I the under.'igli*d is (Tris dnv di'-olved l-\ mutu al consent, ALT!\. I.t IVM. WILSON HI! A V. Weaver, Oct. (i, isbti. ;;H-tf. W I N l«:s ! I ONGWOltTIPS SPA l,‘K 1.1 Nl i CATAWJLY/ I i IIMIDSIC14 CHAMPAGNE. CL AULT, SAt'TKI.'NK. KIIKuiiV Lit l Il f. L, rplilz Hufiscrilp i s now occupy tlx ir I Market, whicli tlx v will « ml* :iv»*r