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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-18
Col. Fremont's Letter.

DEER VALLEY, Mariposa Co.,
April II, 1860
Ny Dear Sir have the satisfaction TO re.
ceive your thoroughly sincere and friendly
letter Of the 9Th, from San francisco. have
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A SAD ACCIDENT happened to the little
son of Patrick Kennedy, Thursday afternoon.
The little fellow who is but two years old, was
woodshed, on Front street, when he uufortu-
nately fell to ground, striking ON his head and
fracturing his skull. He was taken up sense
less, and his injuries will prove fatal.
STRoNG's PANORAMA of Washington City,
will be exhibited in this city, next week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-18

Great Auction Sale of Watches, Clocks Jewelry and
'ogers silver Plated Ware on Saturday evening next
tJ Bruckheimer's No. Bay State Block DOT mvls
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Hon. JOHN A. Dix, it is reported, has re-
ceived the appointment Of Postmaster of New
York, in place of Isaac V. Fowler, flown,
which appointment he has accepted.
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Ills, me worcester city Agency.-ln Board of Al
asGHt ior ne City of Worcester to purchase and sell
sPrltuous liquors for medicinal chemical and mrrbani
ea purposes fi the current year. In conformity to Tho
laws oi TINS Commonwealth and such rules and repun
uons as MAY be adopted ny the Boald Of Mavor and H.
germen The Ascncvis at JOHN O. HILLS Apotheearv
app d&wgm W " RICE Nue. orurr'
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Spetlal 9lotlfes.
HoIIownv,a nlntmant -c.noa. -

HolloWay's Olntment.-Cancera and Scrofula the
results either OF inherited disease irregular mode Of
me- vanish under the penetrating expeiling influence
OF TINS Toe to these dire niections ultimate recourse
10 caustc and the knife may be obvated bv the ann
cation OF this powerful save Sold at the nanufactorv
No 80 Maiden Lane, New York and by all Druggists NJ
25c &c. and 81 per pot dot mvIS
Home or Pathic Medicines of all kinds kent for
OF ar - ~ - '4--'SiA7'
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he a. Great Indian Remedy for Female.

Hill's Mint Specific-For Badness and Failing on
OF The Hair. For sale by GEO. X. SPURR Drugeist
~ ''''S'' uNWu app
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"rS' NJ. w, GeraIds. PHYSICIAN AND SrcCEss.
~ MlDWlFE, removed to No % Mechanic street d-
Itey opposite her former residence Special attention
Hs 10 lcrne Complaints, and diseases Of children
ap4 Id " = "" T. NJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-18

Mrs. Ntinslow, an experienced nurse ana temaI
phHsclah mas Soothing Syrup for children tecthine
Mch greatly facilitates the process of teetling by snt
eHH INC GUMS reducing all nfammatlon-wlII nllav all
pam au IS sure TO regulate the bowels Depend npon
IT, oters II WIZ give rest to yourselves and relief and
nstn 10 your infants, Perfectly safe in all cases Sec
III "huthei coiulnh dNwlv au2
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al OF DIR: Humphrey 81 Co.'s Specific Uomm
opb Hem9oes put up expressly for family use with
D%3A OF luii directions sold in Worcester bv ID AVID
25l Main street. and Druggists and stores cen
- d&wlY ~
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Ground Oyster Shells, superior fertilizer for
Farm and Garden use, for sale by
mhl7 dtf DRAPER & CLARK
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~ SENT FREE, by enclosing STAMP as above n
pamphlet on Private and Chronic Maades generally:
also CIRCULARS, giving full nformation with the most
undoubted references and testimonials, without which
no advertising physician medicine of this Kind i do
serving of any confidence whatever.
gsR Orders by mail promptly attended to. See alyer-
isement in this paper. deodNwtf mcho
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

CUMMONS.-In the Justices Court of Bridge
bport township, in and for the county of Neva
da. The People of the State of California, to E.
DAGGETT, Greeting. You are hereby sum-
moned to appear before me, at my Office in the
township of Bridgeport, in the county Of Nevada,
on the 9th day of August, A. D. 1850, at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ, to answer unto the complaint of j.
B. Murphy, who sues to recover the sum of $44
and 43 cents, with interest on promissory note
purporting to have been drawn by you in our IA
vor, as per complaint and note on file, when
Judgment will be taken against you for said am
ount, together with costs and damages If you fail
to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff, or any Constable of said coun-
ty, Greeting. Make legal service and due return
hereof
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of August
A. D. 1850. r. H. FARQUHAR,
Justice of the said Township.
Il Itappearing.o my satisfaction BY affidavit that
the defendant cannot after due diligence be found
within the State, and likewise that cause Of ac-
ton exists against him. IL is ordered that service
of summons be made, BY publishing the writ for
two weeks from the dste hereof, in the Hydraulic
Press newspaper, published in Nevada county.
Witness my Mpd, this 18th day Of August, A.
D. 1850. n r. Il: FARoUHAR, Up.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

WHEAT FOR NEW YoRK.-The 6rst direct
shipment of wheat-part of 10000 sacks-from
Napa to New York, says the San Francisco Her.
H. James Co. Upon this the Sacramento
News thus remarks:
tits now apparent that the farmers of Califor-
MIA must rely upon an Eastern market for the
disposal Of their grain; hence, every fact connec-
ted with its shipment becomes interesting and
important to them. 1t appears from the above
that farmers merchants are shipping wheat on
their own % mr. Responsibility, showing that they have
to manage their own affairs with but little inter-
vention from the mercantile community.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

AFFAIRS OF ITALY.-Ftis is alleged that Sc
cret treaty has been concluded between France
ed to annex Sicily and France T % is to h have w S Sar-
dinia. Piedmont is also to have ~venice if She
can win it. Naples has ordered the withdrawal
of all her troops f-om Sicily. Victor Emanuel
has resolved to send autograph letter to Garibal-
di, requesting him not to attack the continental
possessions Of the King of Naples. A dispatch
from the King of Naples, of July 28th, says that
Messina had been evacuated by the royal troops,
who were being transported by steamers to Ma
Piles,
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Constable's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution and decree Of sale
ID issued out of Justice r. H. Farquhar's court,
of Bridgeport township, county of Nevada, to
me directed, in favor of Hugh Mcmahon, for the
sum of $24 and 25 cents, with 3per cent. inte-
rest and costs of suit against A. N. Henry and
P. Brady, have seized, and shall expose for sale
at public auction, at o'clock, on the Sd day Of
September, A. D., 1860, at North San Juan, in
front of r. H. Farquhar's Office, the following
described property, to-wit: The undivided one
half interest in eight mining claims, situated on
North San Juan Hill, viz: commencing at mo-
tice at the southeast corner of Readshaw Co.'S.
claims, and running east on the line of Star Co.'S.
claims, 240 feet to stake, thence west 240 feet
to a stake or oak tree, near Wilcox's cabin;-
Thence north $50 feet to the place of beginning.
Also-four shares Of stock in the Odd Fellow
Hall Association. Taken as the property Of A.
n. Henry, to satisfy said execution.
Dated North San Juan, the 18th day Of An.
gust, 4. D.. 1860. b. A. BRUCE, Constable.
aug 10 ids
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

RAPIpLT RRENtSG.-Up till within a few
days past. our fruits, and most of our vege-
tables were drawn frpsu the valley markets.
Now, the San Juan gardens are beginning
to furnish their welcome tribute, The peach
trees are particularly abundant in their
supplies. And for flavor! we dare avouch
thss the sower couotry can produce nothing
comparable in deliciously sweet juciness.
Potatoes, cucuwbers, beans, Tomatoes and
lettuce are yet green with Us, or just verging
into ripeness, while in the towns and cities
Of the plains, they some time ago lost their
freshness and SAVIOR
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

A PoNy RIDER Mrss1NG.-Information was
received at Carson city, on Thursday last that the
Pony had arrived at the Sink Station without the
rider, or the machillas containing the letters -
As the rider, Mr.. Cearly, was noted for his pune
tuality and determination, and the animal he
rode was remarkably docile, leaving little room
to suppose it had thrown or otherwise escaped
from him, there is reason to fear that he has been
killed by the Indians.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

PoLITYcs.-The last news by the Pony Express
indicates pretty clearly, that the people of the
Atlantic Coast and Mississippi Valley are deter
mined to elect somebody President next Novem-
Der. The most important other item is, that the
dissolution of the Union, advertised to come off
on the 4th of March, 1861, has been indefinitely
postponed!
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25
v ar iety.


GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY
0of Nevada-ss.-ln the Probate Court of the coun.
ty of Nevada. In the matter of the estate of John
Mil hazel Stoef1er, deceased.
Upon reading and filing the petition Of G. W. Koch
executor Of the last will and testament Of John MI
chae Stoeel, deceased for authority to sell certain
real estate belonging to the estate of said viz
The undivided half OF the San Juan Brewery, situated
at North San Juan, Nevada county and the undivided
nne-tenth of certain set of mining claims situated
near Hunts Hill. Nevada county, and known the
"Live Oak Co.'S" claims.
1t lis ordered that all persons interested in said estate
APP before the Probate Court of the county Of Ne
yad at the court thereof at the city of Nevada
on Monday; the oath day Of September d. 1860, at
10 o'clock of said day, then and there to show
why authority should not he given to said exec-
tor to sell said property.
And it is ordered that copy of this order be pub
lished in the Hydraulic Press newspaper printed and
published in said county of Nevada, for four
sve weeks previous to said 2th day Of September ad
1860. DAVID BELDEN,
true copy. Probate Judge.
Attest. JOHN 8. LAMBERT, Clerk.
aug1s 4w BY Jos. NJ. LEvEY, Deputy.
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CLAIMS FOR sALE.-The un-

AIMING CLAIMS FOR SALE.-The un-
IN the welf.known claims, at Mansanita Hill.
near Bells Ranch, and called Haskell & Co.'S.
claims. The interest consists of three-tenths Of
the whole.
These claims are fitted up in as fine style, and
are paying as well as any on the ridge.
For particulars, enquire ct Bells Ranch, where
we sell our dust, or Of the subscriber at the Dig
eings. ]. A. DEYO.
Mansanita Hill. July 30, HB0. lmpd
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

AcxNowLEDGMExr.-T Messrs. Caldwell
and Kingman, of Moore's Flat, for attentions
shown on the occasion of our recent visit to tina
town, our thanks are due, and hereby respect
fully rendered.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

A QUEER CUsToNRR.-OnT Thursday morning,
. very respectable horse, in appearance, but wke
seemed to be laboring under some extraordinary
excitement, came dashing down Flume street, at
!, 40 speed, and plunged into Sam. Samelsoa's
store, very much to the astonishment OF our
friend, Mr.. Hatfield, who kappeaed to be the on
ly person in the store at the time. Mr.. Hatfield,
with that cool philosophy which Mr.. Rarey, tAe
horse-tamer, has SO well illustrated, Immediately
accosted the equine stranger in soothing words,
and brought him to a sndden stand-still before
he had time to do any injury. The horse had
harness on his back, and had broken loose from
a peripotetic peach cart.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25
TIe 8ydranlif 9rtss.
Local Intelligence.

NIGHT PRowLERs.-A good many heads Of
families, who reside in suburban parts Of the
town, complain lately Of hearing strange noises
about their premises in the mid-hours Of the
night-such as steaithy footsteps, rafting cf
'door-knobs, attempts to open windows, etc. In
a majority Of instances vagrant dogs, prowling
cats and voracious Norways produce these
strange sounds and clamors, which operate upon
the imagination, and lead it to picture all kinds
of horrible things in the shape of thieves, muir
derers and incendiaries. However, the peecau-
tion of six-shccuer or aeable-bareled gun, well
loaded, within reach, may not come amiss, as has
been proved N a recent instance; for it is an
adms~ea fact, that the country is overrun with
desperate villains, who would not hesitate, in the
hope Of obtaining booty, to commit any and
every shade of crime.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

THE LEADING PRINcIPLE.-Accordingt to the
Sacramento Bee, the present political campaign
is fight for principles. the leading one Of which
is the distributien Of 0,000, 600, or $8O,OO0,-
coo wear.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

SLurcE RoBBKD.-The upper portion Of the
tail-sluice of Mr.. George McHardy, near this
pl.ce. was robbed on Saturday night last. This
is the second time, within few weeks, that the
same gentleman's claims have been feloniously
visited.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

TTHE PRINTERS of the Hydraulic Press
Office return thanks to Messrs. Franchere &
Butler, of the Flume Street Drug Store. for a
bucket of delicious iced-lemonade, furnished
during the hottest hours Of one Of the hottest
days Of the week.
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CABINET MAKING AND JOINING.
Agency Of II. It. Rabbits
PURE CHEMICALS,

Agency Oh H. He kB0OO1tt'S
PURE CHEMICALS.
UOHN d. WING 4 CO., No. 4s, Cali.
- oria street, Francisco offer for sale in lotsto
suit purchasers:
B. T. Babbitts pure Cream Tartar, in boxes Of II
pound papers.
B. T. Babbitts pure Saleratus in boxes ofl2 b papers
b. T. Babbitt'spure carbonate of soda" :" /" .s
"Golden Gate pure saIeratus, 9""
Goldsn Gate pure salerntus in Kegs Of so Ms. each
sGoldcn Gate" pure Cream Tartar. in Boxes of25Ibs
Select Ground Spices, packed in tin fo full weight
article.
Concentrated potash for making roap cleaning type &e
Newcastle Sal Soda-direct from tho manufacturers,
Select Pepper Sauce;
Manila Iudgo-best quality;
"nabhift's' celebrated soap powders
Saratoga Water. from Empire Spring, New York:
Favoring Extracts-assorted-supe quality;
Dried Cherries, Turkey prunes &c, &c.
Also
Best double Anker BoItiug Cloth, Nos TO II inclu-
eive:
8 ply India Rubber Hose. inch tn inch:
Gsrenobls Hemp. Fire and Mining Hoss:s
"Barkers" Double-Acting Force and Lift Pumps, for
Fire Engines. Mining and Agricultural purposes
Rotary Force Pumps. Pitcher top and Bowl top Lift
Pumps
he shove copstantly on hand and for sale by
JOHN D. WING 4 CO.,
jly n ~ ~ &coxfovrio stysa.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

Blasting Powder!
VKYE HAVE BUILT A p0W0D8
VX MagnSina Of our own. and Wii3pqHw fsjE Hast
ing PowderJ less than San rraneIseaa yf freight.
J. 81. WRIGHT ACO..
sug sn YigAlsvnIz
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

uArrEx11oN d directed to the advertise
meut Of : "Ranch for Sale" J" in this weeks paper.
The Ranch is we'll located. and can be bought
eheap.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

CAPTURE OF 4 NpanNnnn-Wm Frice, whe
killed Robert Poels Il (HGaento couHQt shcu'
the sl h1s. Ss, q i.s, - ssgsaI:d Ts : 'sss
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

INDIANS ABOUT Our friend DR.. O. F. Clark
advertises grand "Green Corn Dance" with
other collaterals, at his Wigwam, on the evening
of Tuesday, 18th inst. If we can buy, beg, or
borrow pair Of noccasins, we shall certainly be
at the Doctors feast. Cumtux!
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

No. Is stated that new
1;resh of the lsusof Cali1mlts, By ". II. Wood,
Vii Se published b ~ dsys.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

FIRE.-At about quarter to IL o'clock on
Thursday night, our citizens were aroused by
the cry of 'tfre." A small frame house, imme-
'diately in the rear of the new brewery, on the
hillside southwest Of Main street, and occupied
by man called Saxton, was discovered to be in
flames, and was burned to the ground in short
time. Fortunately, it stood comparatively isola-
ted, or much damage might have resulted. The
occupant went home druna, and to bed with a
pipe in his mouth, from which the fire originated.
Nick Brust had the hose out in order along the
street, which would have been used to great adj
vantage had there been a necessity for II.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

Important to Miners
ID DLACEskKy1E13up>rtgn rtgnk ueetySdar laxea lot
Sof Es~.ss<Aluriss q - SsssE ssrreSsses
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25
Mining Ground T. water Ditch
For Sale.

WVHE mining claims known - the Buck Brock
Co ground, situated on Manzanita Hill. near the
town oe Sweetsnd with cuts, tunnels. sluices &C.,
Alsa one water di ch and water privilege, reservoir,
&c Apply to
J.MrArLIeTER, sweetlaud,
or ORLANDO EVANS. Buckeye Hnl.
S~setisnd, 10th August. 1850. ~
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

pJrDeE STIDGER, we are grati6ed to learn
through Mr.. Furth, who saw him yesterday, is
considered out of all danger, and is quite COM
foztable. The broken bones are knitting favor
aSsy, sad the doctors think they will soon be
enabled to reIease him irom the splints.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

MGrcHEz1s HeTE--In speaking Of Colum-
bia Hill, its people, improvements and places of
resort, we unintentionally emissed J. w. Mitch
ellis Hotel and Restaurants very pleasant and
entertaining feature of the place. Wenow make
good the defect by recommending him and his
interesting little family to bountiful share of
public support.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

SHOOTING FOR TURKEYs.-Our estimable
TREND G. w. Koch, who brews the exquisite
lager beer--the Furcst, sweetest and wholesomest
lsecRin She Stabe-Sntends entertaining the crack
shots OF San JEAN and vic;aity with a shooting
MstcA for turkeys, on Saturday, Sept. LIST. As
we have good reasons for rating oursclf among
the "crack" shots, we shall be on hand, and ex-
pect to carry off more than one turkey.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

TMoNTEzuMA HILL has several attractions.
It's cool waters, 3itspure air, and its prominent
location as a lookout perch, are among them.
Dan Leggett, with his hotel, billiard-tables and
xlrinaing saloon, is one of its chief presiding
geniuses. Those who alight at his hospitable
door, can exclaim with Falstaff, "Shall not
take mine ease at mine Inn :"
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

New GROCERY AND Provision SroRE.-Mr.
p. B. Bradford has instituted new grocery, pro-
vision and liquor store on Flume street, two doors
north of our Office, where, he asserts, all goods
in his line can be bought cheaper than anywhere
else, as he does his own freighting. See his ad-
vertisement.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

JUNCTION CoMPANY.-Thisconnpan claims,
which are situated on Manzanita Hill, between
San Juan and Sweetland, are paying we'll. The
company has been running hard bedrock tun-
mel for the past three years, which is now COM
pleted, with shaft raised from it. The first run,
of ten days, was cleaned up this week, and
amounted to oser $500. This, considering the
delays and disadvantages which usually attend
rhe opeaing Of diggings, is splendid yield. May
the ccsaPany have many such!
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

A WARNING.-gAe bright column OF exnse
which shot up from the burning cabin on Thurs
day night, and produced such CONSERVATION
among property holders, should serve as hint
Tor ehe Snoreasc and enlargement of preventive
seasures against confagration. More hose is
wauted, and sn extension of the underground
pipe to the eastern portion of the town.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

GAN OPINION As Is."-One of San Juan's
savants, metaphysicians and philosophers, who
Is noted for his original and forcbte SMILES, in
speaking Of the future of California, few days
ago, remarked, that "she was destined to become
the Italy of America-the land of the dance, the
song, the brigand and the beegar"
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25
el2,5OO.

&1The aboxe articles will be disposed Of by COM
mittee selected by vote Of the audience. former
occaaiona. G. W. YOUNG.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR.
Nevada. Juiy %. 1850.
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