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FRANK gslit's 0lafrirtt Bfitnna.
Fran 9ssIfe'sJIlnartrt, 3eftunS
II hrtrts 3eftuns

Brant Sesiie'S 5IIufrirft Srftuns
5tanf Ssslie'S !Squlivirte 3ciruua III auf Sas Sc tie SIN
pier %seerudt, 16 Ssiien fart unb jeStr 9abraara beri.ibtn
tpe!dpem Gttsl unS s1Jnbals . 9er,eitRiB b~eissaeb,n ,ylrD.
e!lsst etrten Sano. Ger nebr 2eIeiipif sntbait, ais iratnS
an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sic 1T uabelhiitsu bos bsns.
btntsiis, ant nieNfsn ~bsItbrsnos unb usfisrbditsnift gBpStns
b'9tt, wel4sS tn stu Ser. Staaten ef3eiat.
erlAttut lepet Withhold in Neir. Sptt unb tpifet 6 Gcnts
oe slnSeiIe gfSninter, $500 i6brli6 m Srrausbe;ab Nina.
Gle ut baS sT6ste iLIulhirte gBcdeFSia,t wtI6cs tn Ssif.
,@Ss SGrS9s IN Cen Scr. Staaten crtAsint, tntbdIt p1l6t-
ittHneie GrsSbIunien, @psearr, @petSoten pnS GPnSsss-
ti0te. lilies, mus II, unicrt 9anpsIeutt nilr iraeno ppn
5nttd1elfe 'f rrtro ole Sauitrirte 9eihu9 in %aep6bItcr Sprnfe
een geler erleblsr, u"e oa ne I'D, ron politif6eu unS relic
lsn Graselt tern Edlt, irHts lie in jebtr 6amilie aebalien
!btrSen. o
Gr@ht SeSttss Sauitirtc 3situna 1T bel allen 8titunass
a9elten gu baben, coer auS Der Office, go. ID iFranffrrt Ct
8sseu eL1lenouns oes 9stra9eS, AZ b~s;ieseu.
2Str %arrlenoen elm @rcmplar fIr So 90
jptt erenelare FUR $500
Sr6Rf Qeeltt,
Is Eranffcrt tr Rtm-gars
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9u Die Da,Een Rtamonps.
Wacarht 6au@e Coon Qart5), Die tsi Ser
!sSten 5air int @s@anir5 Sniimt FIR ibre Out, as
FLRsT-CLASs diploma
sr9islt, BAT 233 SrOao lrase, na6r Der Stsn, Gin netes NM
r;iqBalttSeS Eager son &tltna y 2Sdara erSIntt.
NfooaaIe S.. pa! Die @BTe ben Oamen NihmOnss oa,u.
istSet, na6 igr Eager pOn 8pnRete un6 MfIIinerS.
BaaftH Fer neusiter fran6Sit9ea 8aecn mo g'eldntad
a%nsebore1; e~leitfalS S~err6t6la bic Yisalteli WarU.r s., WSIs%
|ortsr DIoSrn in GoifnTss, 8eat6as, gHSsatbs. qIibbsus
uno Gatss. 1saoauie s. pirb biz srBte &ufnsrfianfeit ari
ale tbr gu Ehstl wsrbenoer aufrdss Ytrfpcnptn, un6 irt
@pnnerulnen tOlntn it5 SerfiqvIt tatSr, bag lfesnur autt
uno ssiama6oSll aus8efdbrte sBaars bii.sli trbaiten.
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Ssetns n.

t. ~ H Serlu8uH9en. a.-
Der .,@nNigeT" %erfhcint itten Nogoes, Ssurttss aresss
Ns,tn,,n, sum pb6,rtliGen Sabicriptipnsprsis pen 10 gts.,
lasbat CIT b,e rslp. 5rdser, pctr So. . in ispditsr 8praue.
bsi Wrna. Ir3ttaer firosn inter ~fol9snSst Sictnsntatn
Sc ufpabIp.: sGirntaiiee Ginr;furs ppn 10 9ttlsn pStr ,psnis
So NJ giS., ;rCima,tec 70 ete,, ~oretnaiist $l.O0, clue
g1gHs SIPS, tneu Gcaat $3.50, bret 1qrnate $500, lctS
ScrauSs:In6luna. GAicisen, bic naGf 9stisstn ser6nbert
wtrtet fSausn. msrotn Mi. $500 per Sab tert8nct.
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SSirtbicbaf9s : @r6T,
tesrmG!
Ntetnen 5rennben lito ttm ae1ammten Wutli.
fte Nnsei9e, Dap meint neue

Nf'tren 5reunpen lrto btm se1ammter Wubli.
rum fte NrSst9e, Dap rtrint neuc
Observation-Disclosures
Dem @fu@e Jest ofcn fe6t. DieTel6e 1T opfs
@eihhatoodife rin9cridtst, rtnb f6nnen bic az.
ebrtsn Safe nit ben brfrn @rfriIhunoeu itS,r
Art, icpie aud nit marmen uno talten SpeiIen
beotent 'pereen. Wftntrtstrr made ih barauf
aufncrtlarn, Dap i'd ben eon mir ae,uacnsu
Sirginio Uein
rein unb unpsrfdlSdt Su 81: Sta. Der StaId,e per.
fanfs. lin aatlreiden 8sfud tittct
SdteRttn 6e6Ier.
DamptittH.8 %erbinpuns swifhen NihmUnp unO
REM gprt.
DaS Dan,pfi6iH s8onnpte" psrIGBt 9tt6mpnb
tsoen Dtenitag, Na@mittass 4 llbr, uuS NUrfolt
WittwoG Ottttaa.
Oae Sampfihif uSamestppn" Serlaet Slid
nenb irosn 5reitag, @a&mtttdss A ubr, uno
yiorfolF am SanisiaS Wtittas.
Der 6eSrpreis in Der Gatate, Nablseittn eta-
selbIcien, betra8t SO.
SIN Steeraae Sbne Sof, SIS.
Gteurltcns-1 idet fir Die Commemorate all.
hg, SIS.
Seiienbe, bic Niittppts unr @ametoos p.n
petersburg 6rit3ua b~snnssn, treftn sr:tlq rstt
Der Norfclfs petersburg Slbu In crlferer Stdbt
Gin, Sm nit pem Oampf6oot weiter ae6cn ~ fin
men,. &ttets fur oieie &pIr fSunen am 9eters
burg Depot 9eIGl't perpen uuS bstr6at rer oon,e
6a9rpreis glei6faq6 nur SO.
2u0lam u. 6eiuefeu.
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The German ADVERTISER.

B. HAsSEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFIcE: BRoAD STR, next to Cry Hall,
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I'm Ta8s earauf fraGte Gf9tr unIerem Sec
fanesnsn nispsr bic ssHsn Rad,i6t.n. 2Gs tsur,
ier stlunSrn. ibrs Dfprf&en an lire GsrsN.E aus
befOrpsrn. 6rptn CAB iGr nsuc, bic Ictt,n, ssl.
he nptbt9 rrarsn. S4enn fs beIeat wersn. "a
brautbtr tr nnr cas loon iriiter tetanut eematte
Standl jf 9eben, nuo Sober. Der gum oanpeIn
%beruftn, elite or letneu 9plfrn. Gs feblten uur
nod Die S6lihel 5it Sem 2atpratortum. Gfbrr
battle, ipte ltr b%erittete, bic gSahsa6brfidr. Wber.
CO mar tPr nod nt6t s~clunesn, bic S6llfel feIs
Der maiden lahen gu tSnuen ; Der @&lOEtr, btr
es hosrremnen, as9en Sesabluns BON 3tp5lf
Grteortbsp'pr he aninfertigen, wslte euf am
fol9enpen 3a9e 5f9rn Nfittds oamit fertig tper-
Den fpnnen, IA CT nur bdron arbttten burfte.,
penn er aasiu unb fem 9.lsue nidt in b.r
WcrfItatt mar. -
@esen bic @benbfunSs IGidte 5rrbn I6 an,
lstnen @eInA bel &rend Su maiden. Or frcG In
@ittrsit Mftnsn8an9 unb 9elanete carin maaeblns
cert big on Die Sttae, NO itnt feline Qdterne biz,
0unoamentmaqaer bee 1rsnd'lhen 8erfere ,eiote.
pier aber bSrts gu ietuer Grpbsn @rspuneerun@
seute fcin Bes sUnfinciB ami. Die brunn.ns
erii0r lu5ttrfnn9. burd speibe sr atftrn no&p
tn bic 3ele Srsnd's 9sfcmmeu, mar nit einenr
paar Sarclafsn snaeprrfen UNI pnriter lager,
hide ecl3brtlen. 3rsbn f&aFte I'D ,,pm tros.
Der Sdde 70 Diel 9iaum baG rr ben gerluh mas
den fcnntf, Die SOblsn III tsttn. gtsr Re luie.
rsn lef s%nSstsilt. CIR tlepfts. Mi&te iber ibrR
rierrs f@. Or rtsf: grcwd . 6err Game.
rab {. . srf isifs, eanF IAuter. 3eias gnt.
mort!
SIM 6O6asn G,aSe ttanrutist, maste rr R5.
;Ern Sif,a9 enti6lteeen. @rSbsrs GnRrrnaun.
gen. Die Sphira 81 9sben, burfte .r nidt MAIDEN.
ctenlO nenig tautsr rufsu. Dies tdtte bic @6ilb.
'pa8e, Die spif&en isinrr Gaismatte unb BEN Da.
flaOtn, wttte Grfnd's &srter umsuben, euf rnp
as idrttt, aufmfrfianr maiden t5ansn. Grubu
mHbtc unYerri&teter Dtnae 3atld. User bic
8iidreif ipag febr unbcauem. Der Houm mar
nidt melt 9tnnd, DAP elm 70 ltarfsr trsitfduItris
atr Mann, rsie 6rptn. 06 bate penptn fSnnea.
er RuBie ME ftn Srebs rEdrparts trisasu.
Nis sr ptseer In leinsr gairmattf auasIomamten
mar, isBte sr T6 euf ItiSe @atraBs nisber \
oatste cine Beile fumm alser Die 8tbeutuna bic.
i'S aufalsneen umfaness na6. bae Erend tbur
9eit9sntltt nrn Wes su I'D usriGl6Gtn. ODER
bate man Grend' s arbeittn embed, :? Ga mar
n:6t pabriAcInli6 man wirbs hann slet& BEN
9anIen Gang ssstpprfen batsn. So mar snSu.
lid, CAP er trant parr eaB er cine au5ernsssat.
lt4e SnipsetiOn fence &ertere 3u lir&ttn G,runb
ssbaltsn 60 mar ater cub mSsli6, boe.
pGrend 8rObn rerratben, um burb sc sse 81
lang elmer 70 UiaIt3su abatiaas az Os 6teanass
bsbOrbsH isius sissne StenuOtsnas su srsaa6Nue
5rObn s~rutslte LANCE turiasr naa. Of Elm. toid
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Scht aus mad
$50. 81 @0lasSaGa8e!
Nte biIi9iten Nrp @ppoe in NihmenpI

NVI V0ulS7EN DIV WppOe IN Nl6Anenb!
50Oe gar6s ih6ns 9ebr16te Gattuue pom G biz s Gents.
lpcrtb l23 Cts. itbue 2orne ppn s bi@hHGte.; bic fb5n.
zen DtIlter nm bette Quatit1t ppIt ,5oconets, SronnSite.
SdregeS gu ben ~btIisisn @rCilen; Ih6nt 6apcpsSilfe IN
90 &te., rtrtb 10, anetre Su 81, 81 25 Hnb mebr; Ifipar,t
Scioenltprs III SIS Ste. unb eufrdrts Stella CHANTS III
81 une %outmdrtS, in alien Sarbeu, m.ttb Sen prstfahen Sc
tras; Dultsrs gu so Cts; icio. Wantiltn III $1.5O, 1926
Gno eiru9s gu SIS. bic antsrfpdrts nas 9pppeItc tpnsn; CiS.
garoleia mo Srtenitet Stirts Ven % GtS. on aufr6ste, bic
stit9lttil IN ~9ttdaneAo bic feinltrn franz. giscpe>rsorfsS
SacisS collars nno Gernbric @anss gum bat5cn 9srsife
b.lsadto unb brsipn Sbirtths, Sberinfs, giacip-eoIs 0ias,,
I'm, 3eipritne, Gable @lstp, Sil Gtpt6, Carpets, Goaf6fite.
eeedS une opts wluSlinS az crtaunenspcrib ciaietn grt;,
En; NaoteS Satire nt 9tels III 81, 81. 25 unb dufp6rtS ;
MFarrete, :Nte unS geat. fin Stsute nit ptcls an 81. i2S
uno e%lIudrtS; Netles mn Gbiuprrn's 9orsre in oaen Tars
ben une iu oaer 9retltn, ron rs Gte. an aufp6rtS; f,ins
Ieine @elHet %. N 81 GiS.; Srfrrb Sizes, @suSrce Gaitcrs
SaIL-ltin Stbubs fIr Srrrsn, Anaben unS ScrrInts.
% N%aiuir. Spfenbl Gtrou ""A
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NeRe Nsirtbi6aft
unD

Sa8er6ter . Q atpn.
Dem Yn6lttum Die ersebsnfe @nseisr, Sds Der
umter3si@nete in leinent l5dule am @lten Oiarft,
Dem 6tl@marft gfscRIber, cine gBirt9l6aft nebl
eaGerbier'Salgn crrid,tst bat, poSel6ll Ct Md
freuen wiro, feline 5rsunOe unO has Vusifum i'm
~Iaaemeinen NIT Den beten @etrGnfsn broisnfn
gu f0untns 5tcreRte WiUer.
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8efanutmabunscn
E. j. PIC OF,
Npotbefer,
Gds Der l7tsn unb Iatuitrnee,

S0e Der lItsn nnp Wfntn'trnBe,
%. StnoerDater Gls @sbIlfe).
satrftet!t fein rsih1altieSs Eager ausr In lefn
5ata iallasneen &rtifel, mls aud @arfiimcrtens,
Sstfen Saritcn uno &daae i,per Nrt; Sarter,
Dele. @las te.; Giaarrsh, 8aua, Rnu, unS
SdrRupFtobat urc DieIe anNcre Irtttcl, pclbe IN
eteI!5sn apottefen 9em6tnti6 asfibrt rcrpen.
5auptfaditb ma6t esfelbe audi auf lcinen
terlhntrn anN unfstItlfsn yGirsinia @orm
StGsr" aufmertiaut. SD
Die beutlhe, tote 9rGsteptaeitt au6 bic ansri.
lai'tld's Heee9tar miro opH 8. 8inberpeter
eeior6t. Der au6 i'm SanSScrtnufe feline Sdups-
tslte aufs 8reunblihIe bsSienet Miro.
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Au5ctaeu.
T,uer ISbdtaeen

W.uer ISbdIaeen
ia grcaoar.. imtlhen DIR 2. uue 8. Giraffe.
liutsr,siGnetsr n,eGt sern beutfhea publifnnt bic erot6erc
8n,tise, Sa6 or an rbiesn Ylaee circu @~lpteuastr Gro fna
BAT, unb ejtttt In p~prfpa,mtnstn 6aler Uni ~s,n,iotcn gu.
4 ,ruS. Neteuie Irseinn rptreen aefhmodppa unS m5sliGl
Snia a~ussefdbrt. 9ssparatnren prpu, unb btats.
Stnp Won Greceen.
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|O
Supporter DUn OeutlGen u. fran3GHlden Retnen
unp Srdnpies,
un0
Havana & Domestic Cigars,
sH. lis 5rdnflinft., Spii6en Der ID. II. H.,
nabe @oerruDrfr.
9as oeutf1e Yublifun, insbelpnbere abr gD;.berSerFsufer
a aaS ot peTtsa gsirtst. reerOtn ant bisles nea erri9 6ts
aopolelatf: @eldstt auTmtrfiam 9entabt unb ssfudt, biz 9091f
4ta. che pe IN anOer.n bisitssn Der nOrbltBsn 5dafsrn ibrt
gintGuLs mafea. Inter arisren %peroienen ~fOlssnDe artifst
paenofrS bier trt, dr. .ap berpprgtbobea su ipeT6en:
0ran5ofihs SranOies uap 3~ictEweine,
SGampdsner IaGe Sorten),
89sin' unp OapIrl 9Beine.
&ae SOrieu 94bisteg, Gin,
@ed6 nnp @pgle.Brdurp.
SOrten Siqtture (GUroiaIs), ais: &iimmeI
Inis, &blpnt9, CURACAO &c. &c.
Nae 80 crtrn 6a0aua uup DCmelic @iaars al
ieosm Yretie, Fsn4bnry &autabaG, ale Sprten
80udtaSof, Saroiurs &c. &C,
I'M frsunrIttsR 3"ipru8 ttHst g.. gusstuSeiEtr.
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N. A. FEUCHE
(sou parisA,
brmn d. err hui S~epefIer

l94 @tatt>Stast, ;pii6cn br 9tsn unS IOttr.
triten tlbren> lrb 9erptle-- Stf46ftsn poS Wsrie. GSsnf
soEopn rle 9ep 20rf bei5dftjat nan, e,taubt lid Srn giir.,
aern HtbMtroS bic @n3ei9e gu nsbsu, Sas sr 2S3 groaSilr.
sa sfralil9eS @af14tt erNF1et bar, mo ft ireuen ipirb, ale
sbmen sur unO 8afrisredbeit a~uSfuerea ~ eSrr. en-
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Den OeutlHsn g8irtben

Den Orutl&m @lrtBen
Die @n5ige, oob roir i'm biegsen @nfcm,6auIe
1000 @alpnen oe6 belten Son uns leIbh imppr,
ttrteu fran30liihen &ranSy lfateg Sono lieoeu
BADEN, zen mir duesrlt biaiS vCrtaufen.
oernsr Ole Nn3et9s Dap MIR Die %alsintss Naen.
tir pom Dem bsritb naten be Senp9e u, Co.'S @Sam,
pa9ner nbsrnemmen babm uno oas berlelbt ur
he; uns 81 babsn 1T,
Is @pttei 1t. Gpmp.,
go. u Ysarlltr
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o.. @uffen
Ell. Cabinet Maker,
Ste 5trabe, awifAsn Sreob- unS @inr1tnGRr.
vie S6rrinerarbeiten uns bic in bitltm 0eIh6ft sorfcn,,
.tcncta &eparaturen nerctn f6reu uuo tiutda ~aaesefl6rt.
.tnt rett iablrsibt sutrdss bittst s~rSetsnt o. @ufftn.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18
Constable,s Sale.

pY virtue of an execution and decree of sale
~ issued out of Justice r. H. Farquhar's court,
of Bridgeport township, county IF Nevada, to
sum of $s244 and 25 cents, with per cent. inte-
rest and costs of suit, against A. III. Henry and
T. Brady, have seized, and shall expose for sale
atpublic auction, at 2 o'clock, on the Sd day of
September, 4: D., 1860, at North San Juan, in
described property, to-wit: The undivided ones
half interest in eight mining claims, situated ON
North San Juan Hill viz: commencing at a no.
tice at the southeast corner of Readshaw & Co.'S.
claims, and running east the line of Star Co.'S.
claims, 24O feet to stake, thence west 24O feet
to stake or oak tree, near Wilcox's cabin
Thence north 45O feet to the place of beginning.
Also-four shafes of stock in the Odd Fellows
Hall Association. Taken as the property of A.
M: Henry to satisfy said execution.
Dated North San Juan, the 18th day of Au-
gust, 4. D., 1860. r. "A. BRUCE, Constable.
aug Is ids
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18
A Voice from sweetlana.

MEssRs. E6IToRs.-I noticed an error in yons
paper OF last week, IN regard to tie oldest build-
ing in our village. The s'Old Dominion" was
nk the first house erecsed here. But the first
edface put up is stu. standing, and was built by
Henry p. Sweetlahd and his then partner ii
business, Alex. Howard.
This was the first house that was put up onthe
Ridge between Nye's Crossing (now Bridgeport
on the South Yuba, and Hess Crossing {now
Freeman's) on the Middle Tuba. The parties
named above, had store, tavern, and an the
Creature comforts" on hand, to dispense to the
traveler-teli years ago. Sometime Subsequent
to this, two miners named Davis, built little
log cabin where the "Old Dominion" now stands.
must correct still another mistake. NY
friend Major Nat. Harnson%as good gentle
man as anyways not the nephew of Gen. Har-
rison, nor was he the christopher Columbus of
North San JUAN" This latter place was discov-
cred Il mean the diggings) by two men, one
named Ball, and the other Hambefline. The
last named left San Juan some four years ago.
The honor of being first "prospector," was claim
ed by Christian Kentz, who really did the first
successful mining on the hill.
But enough of this. I will say little about
the "early times" of this, (Sweetland the oldest
mining place on the Ridge. In the latter part of
May, 1850, two prospectors, E. Pryor and Henry
p. Sweetland, first found gold in ravine now
known as Manzanita Ravine, which is tributa-
ny of Sweetland Creek. This proved to be rich,
and, doubtless, was one OF the strongest induce
ments to starting the trading post at this point.
One of these parties, after they found that gold
was to be made here in quantities to suit his am
bition, went one day on the Ridge to overlook
his treasure gulch, when he heard the low, dull
beat of another cradle. Here was an Invasion
Said he, "I did not think was out of hufAari-
TVS reach /; but did hope to CLEAN up my treas
ure alone" The sound of the rocker led to the
finding of an old man "a sailor) who was without
doubt the first miner who muddied the clear water
of these brooks.
There are many incidents connected with the
early settlement made here and feeling that
this communication is already too long, may
at some future time tell you of them.
SwEETLAND, Aug. 16, 1901 [MANzANITA.
UWe are under obligations to "Manzanita"
for his corrections. Our information was derived
from resident of Sweetlana wAo had no doubt
been misinformed.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18
The shawn,ut rIilY.

EDITORS HYDRAULIC Press Below send
at this place, owned by Hiscox, Holt & Co.
The Mill has all the modern improvements.
Besides the usual saws, it is provided with an
edging saw, for edging up boards; sett of saws
for saving blocks for sluices, and slab saw.
The Mill is capable of saving 6,000 feet OF
lumber every ten hours. The proprietors have
about 275,000 feet of assorted lumber now on
hand in the yard, and have contracted for the
hauling of 1000 feet of logs during the present
summer and fail. The logs have to be hauled,
on an average, about one mile, although some
are hauled about two miles. The Mill is pro-
PEELED by steam. ID.
SwEETLAND, Aug II, 1860.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18

ATRocIoUs "A miserable sinner-a friend oi
curs--observed Chinaman passing along with
basket on his arm containing green vegetables,
whom the boys were pursuing and tormenting.
"Why,' said he, sis that -5oAn like fellow
learning the alphabet :" We confessed that the
point was not apparent. Because" he replied,
che has to look out for his P's and Q's."
Next morning we met this smart chap. The
editor of the Nevada Journal (may he prosper y
was making strides towards the stage coach,
which was on the point of starting. "Hello,
Bullgine!" said we, edo you see that gentleman
approaching the stages" "Yes.1 "Why is he
ike one of our popular melodies?" "That's a
hard one, and I gives it up" Because, stupidi-
ty," replied we, trdurnphantly, she's Waite for
the wagohi" Bulgine has since made himself
~scarce."
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18
Hydraulic Hose

In manner superior to anything Of the kind hereto
IRE used for mining purposes The Hose manu-
Iactured on one of Rice's newly invented HYDRAUL-
IL SEWING MACHINES "a California invention land
we hatfer ourselves that make hose cheaper by
nity per cent than has been heretoore and that
each stitch has an equal strain, and is tighter in the
seam than hand sewing.
The Hose made by this machine has been fairly test
ed and in operation since the last of March We sew
three seams at and only charge twenty cents per
yard for sewing. liberal discount will be made in
the sewing to dealers. We lave arrangements made
for thread from II to 2iply and larger if necessary.
Send us your orders through Wells, Fargo = Co.'S.
Express, and they will be promptly attended to.
Our motto is, ''smali profits Our capital is la
Dor.
We are prepared to procure Duck, at the low San
Francisco prices.
n. B. Circulars containing testimotak from miners
in Nevada county, to the excecuce of this kind of
Hose, in possession, and be sent any
desiring to them. HORTON & sTAATS.
139, Front street San Francisco.
HORTON sug1S3m ID STATS.
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lMMrSRATIoN FROM ENGLAND.-The official
returns of the emigration from Liverpool,
for the half year and month ending 3Oth of
June, amounted to 4S,o75, which is an ia
crease Of 6,065 over the corresponding period
last year. The great bulk of this emigration
was directed to the United States, viz sO7
cabin, and 33,98l steerage passengers
Nearly two-thirds of the whole were Irish,
though the aggregate was much increased
by Mormons arriving at Liverpool direct
from Germany.
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social Ball
AllisOn's Ranch.

VOU are respectfully invited to attend So
i cial Ball, to be given at Allison's Ranch, on
Tharsday evening, Sept. 9Th, 1850.
MANAaERs:-French Corral, J. F. buchanan.
G. Derby. Sweetland, C. w. Dannals, VIM.
Menner. Sebastopol, L. C. McKeeby. San Juan
F. Clark, M. A. Winham. Cherokee, r. Huck-
ins, ]. Campbell. Columbia Hill w. Nichols:
Alleghanytown, Capt. Alters. Little Grass Val.
ley, P. Burns. Nevada, R. Phillips, w. Sham
dy, S. Gillian, Mr.. Mccoy. Virginia Ranch; P.
Rice. Keystone Ranch, Mr.. Cross. Montezu-
ma Hill, E. Fowler. Camptonville, DR.. Geo. S:
Farley. Birchville, p Fogarty, ]. Thompson.
FLOOR MANAGERs.-H. Everett, NJ. Edwards
Music by Sacks Band.
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STATE OF CALiFORNIA. CoUNTY


0of Nevada-ss.-ln the Probate Court of the coun-
ty OF Nevada. In the matter of the estate of John
Michael Stoefaer, deceased.
Upon reading and filing the petition of G. W. Koch
executor of the last will and testament of John Mi
chael Stoeef deceased for authority to sell certain
real estate belonging to the estate of said deceased viz
The undivided hafof the San Juan Brewery, situated
at North San Juan Nevada county. and the undivided
onetenth OF certain set Of mining claims, situated
near Hunts Hill, Nevada county, and known as the
'Idve Oak Co.'S" claims.
1t ordered that al persons interested IN said estate
ap ear before the Probate Court of te county Of Ne
vada at the thereof at the city of Nevada
on Monday; the oath day of fSeptember d. $780, at
10 O'Clock m. of said day, then and there to show
cause why authority should not be given said exec
tor to sell said property.
And it is ordered that copy of this order be pub
shed in the Hydraulic Press anewspaper printed and
in said county of Nevada, for four success
sive weeks previous to said 9th day IF September ad
1860. DAVID BELDEN.
tfnecopy. Probate Judge.
Attest. JOHN s. LAMBERT Clerk
auglS NV by Jos. NJ. LEFEY, Deputy.
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AsBEETos.-The Petalnma Journal has
been shown specimen Of native Asbestos,
recently taken from an extensive lead of the
same substance near the Russian River
mountains, about 25 miles from Petaluma.
The lead has been traced 200 yards, but no
effort has been made as yet to ascertain its
depth.
Asbestos is incombusrible, is used for the
inside lining Of iron safes, and may be wo
ven into a Kind Of cloth that will eifectually
resist the action of fire.
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BALL AT ARNeLD's-it was Mr.. Henry Ar.
nold's intentionto have given Ball at his Ranch
on the evening of the 22d fnst1 but owing to the
Templars, at Nevada, the ladies at French Corral,
and several other parties having announced their
intention to hold similar public entertainments
about that time, he has concluded to postpone
his Ball to the evening of the 18th ofSeptember,
and in the meantime busy himself in making
such preparations will insure it to be the most
brilliant affair of the kind, in all its appointments
that was ever known to occur in that section OF
country.
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Births:

:, On the 18th inst, at Shady Creek, the wife Of
Frank Wilder, of son.
On the 9th inst, at the Oak Tree Ranch, near
San Juan, the wife of Charles Cornell, of son.
On the 1lth inst, at North San Juan, the wife
of John ]. Hill, of twins-a boy and girl.
AtNorth San Juan, on the morning of the 18th
the wife of C. E. Powers, of Daughter.
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DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL


Sacramento st.y below MONTGOMERY,
Opposite Pacific Mail Stcamshfp Co.'S Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established in 1854 for the Permanent cure Of all ctros-
&c and Frftdte Diseases,
Andne Suppression cf Quackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician, t. j. CzAPKAY,
NJ. d.. latein the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief
Physician to the Goth Regiment of Honveds Chief
Surgeon to the Military Hospital of Pesth, Hungary
.he late Lecturer Diseases of Women and Children
and Honorary member of the Philadelphia College
of Medicine.
Ar0fflce Hours-From A. NJ tc Pm.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent Cure guaranteed. or no pay.
Consultations by letter or otherwise free
Address, LII. CZAPKAY.
San Francisco, Cal.
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COLUMBIA HILL WATER WoRKs.-Capt. w
Fl. Grove, who owns;a considerable landed inter-
est at Columbia Hill, has introduced fresh drink
ing water into that town from springs at the head
of New York Rayine, quarter of mile distant,
through the medium of log pipe, laid down
along the Main street. Several hydraats are
already in play-thus furnishing convenience
in the way of cool, sparkling and delicious water,
not always possessed even in densely populated
cities.