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San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM
II Gums, and has become an established fact
Standard Medicine, known and approved by
all that have used it,I.: and is now resorted
to with confidence inla jail the diseases for
which it is recon- = mended.
1t has cured thous- q ands within the last
two years who had e given up all hopes of
relief, AS the numer- Ie Gus unsolicited certif-
icates In my posses G sion show.
The dose must bel IN adapted to the tenn
permanent of the indi- = Eldual taking it, and
used IN such quantl- = ties as to act gently
on the bowels.
Let the dictates of = your judgment guide
you in the use of the liver Invigorator,
and it will cure Liver > Complaints, Bilious
attacks, Dyspepsia : Chronic Darrhea,
Summer Complaints, Dysentery, Dropsy, Sour
Stomach, Habtual Costiveness, Cholic, Chol-
era, Cholera Morbus Cholera Infantum, Flat
ulence, Jaundice, Female Weaknesses, and
may be used successfully as an Ordinary Fam
ily Medicine. 1t will cure Sick Headache (as
thousands can testifv,) in twenty minutes, il
two or three Teaspoonfuls are taken at COM
mencement of attack.
All who use 1t are giving their testimony in
its favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigora-
tor, and swallow both together
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
For Supervisor.

II. P. Medina, of Bay State Ranch, is
candidate for Supervisor in District No. 2,
Calaveras county.
w. A. Wallace, of Lower Calaveri-
tas, is candidate for the Office of Supervisor,
In District No. 2, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention
Thomas MCGlinn, of San Andreas,
is candidate for the Office of Supervisor in
District No. 2, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
l.. A. stevens, of El Dorado, is can
didate for Supervisor in District No. Q, sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. iy7
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

HE Trout OF LAKE BIGLER.-A friend who
nas oeen sojonrning in the near neighborhood
OF Lake Bigler during the past three months,
informs us thatf. is not unusual To take monn-
tam trout there which weigh from six TO
twelve pounds. He, himself caught one that
weighed ten pounds, and a fisherman was re-
ported to have taken one weighing ts,e.,tv-
three pou'sds,
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

INcoRREoT STATEMENT.-We take the follow
ing paragraph from Poverty Bar letter pub
lished in the Sacramento Union, August 18th !:
). NJ Keith, the census taker, is warm
Douglas man, and is a member of the county
Central Committee, and as the Committee IS
dlvided-three for Breckenridge and four for
Donglas-keith holds the balance of power.
and refused to call Convention at the bid
ding of the owners of the Chronicle, thereby
defeating the plans of Avaine, one of the ed
ltors, who Is candidate for the Legislature.
Had Keith consented to call Convention be-
fore the news of the nomination arrived. Az
allne would have received the nomination and
Claimed 1T as the regular one, and that is all
powerful in this county. They are now irving
the terrors OF Marshal Solomon on ]. M. Keith.
and threatening him with official vengeance
should he dare to decide in the County Com
mlttee, by his vote, that Douglas is the regu-
lar nominee
There are just four material errors in the
above. We are authorized to state that Mr..
Keith, as Douglas man, never held the bal
ance of power in the Committee, and if he had,
was not applied to, and of course did not and
could not "refuse to call Convention. &C.
Mr.. Keith was not at any time solicited to call
a Convention for the benefit of Mr. Avaline or
anybody else; neither has he ever been spo-
ken to or written to by Marshal Solomon or
others, on the subject of his political preferen-
ces. Mr. Keith is Douglas man and so vo-
ted and acted in the Committee at its last
meeting he does not wish to draw upon
public sympathy, through misstatements af-
fecting the reputation of any innocent gentle
man.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

A Split In another column will be found
the proceedings of the divided County Cen
trail Committee, at an adjourned meeting held
in San Andreas, last Wednesday. Failing to
agree, the members by resolution agreed to
separate. There were present in person,
Clary, Treat, Adams, Keith and Pollard. Alb
sent, DR.. Jones and Coddington. Mr. Treat
breckenridge held DR.. Jones proxy and Cod
dington is in New York, having neglected to
leave his proxy. So there were but six votes
IN the Committee. These were evenly divided
between Douglas aud Breckenridge. Adams.
Foiiard and Keith formed the Douglas Com
mit'eei Ciary and Treat with DR.. Jones'
proxy, the Breckenridge Committee The
former have ordered their primary elections
for thursday next, 18th inst, and their Coun-
ty Convention on Monday, 10th inst. to meet
at Campo Seco. They adopted the foIlownv
test
Are you resident of the precinct and will, vo,
port the Democratic electors to be Nominated
Douglas and johnson ticket ~ f e
The Breckenridge Committee ordered their
primary elections to be held Monday. 9th. OF
August, and their Convention at Campo Seco
Wednesday, 2sth. They adopted the follow
ing test for voters at the primary elections
viii you vote hr Breckeuridge and Lane at the mex
Presidential electionw -
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11


active cathartc which, % the proprietor h q S
used in his practice - more than 20 years
The constantly in II creasing d m a
from those who haveIe long used the Pills
and h satisfaction which all express in
regard to their use, " has induced m to
place t m within = reach of ALL
The Profession well e know that different
cathartics act on diff q ferent portions of the
bowels N
The Family Ca-lE thartic Pill has, with
due reference to this q well established fact
b cen compounded Is from a variety of the
priest Vegetable Extracts, which act alike on
every part of the alimentary canal, and are
good and safe in all cases where q cathartic is
needed, such as Derangements of the Stomach,
Sleepness, Pains in the Back and Loins, Cos
tiveness, Pain and Soreness over the whole
body, from sudden cold which frequently, if
neglected. end in long course of Fever, Loss
of Appetite, a creeping sensation of cold over
the body, Restlessness, Headache, or weight
in the head, all lnhammatory Diseases, Worms
in children or adults Rheumatism, a great
Purifier of the Blood, and tnany diseases to
which flesh is heir, too numerous to mention
Dose, to g.
Price Three Dimes
The Li0er I1oigoretor and Family Cathartic
Iilis are retaied by Druggists generally and
sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns. S. T. w. SANFORD, NJ d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
BroGdway, New York
Sold by the Druggists everywhere, and by
PARK & WHITE
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
132 Washington street,
aull-ly-46 San Francssco.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
ANOTHER NOTICE.

EEAR NOT, CREDULOUS PUBLIC; BUT
IL having resolved | would make no further
advances for the company, the publication of
the other notice was gratuitous act of J.
Johnson, Haas and Leszynsky, the business
transactions of the two latter being notorious.
therefore now notify the public that the par
ties above mentioned have no authority what
ever to contract any debts against the White
Mills Company, and that will not be respcs
sible for any contract they may make
JNO. WHITE, President
of the White Mills Quartz Mining and Crush
ing Company.
Coyote Flat, July 2sth, 1860 au4-47
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
For County Judge.
For the Assembly.

Thomas O'Brien, of Carsons is
candidate for the Assembly, subject to the de-
ciSion of the Democratic County Convention.
A. Lesley, of Ell Dorado, is candidate
for the Assembly, subject to the decision of
the Democratic County Convention.
j. MI. Henderson, of Cave City, is
candidate for the Assembly, subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
For Senator.

William II. Lewis. of Vallecito, is q
candidate for State Senator for the Nineteenth
Senatorial District, composed of the counties
OF Caiaveras aud Amador,) subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic County Convention
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

Editor Independent Rambler having allu-
ded to me in the last issue of your paper
speaks rather precariously concerning the
weight of my antecedent political sins, and
doesn't wonder at my lack of confidence in
political purity. When one opens gap by
frank admissions, be is not unfrequently dis
appointed in finding some sort of cattle inva-
ding his premises. As Rambler has a grudge
against me, give him credit in embracing the
opportunity so readily at his command Ny
pedigree is not over and above acceptable to
the more fastldious; nevertheless, feel quite
easy IN claiming some sort of fellowship with
democracy that recognizes him. My allegi-
ance to the party is anterior to his going out
two years ago, and dying by the waysde
claiming an auspicious resurrection now. He
was seen in this camp last spring with his
shroud about him, trying to precipitate in
primary meeting of living democrats. With
out alluding to my former political views,
feel constrained for one, out of democratic
charity, to allow this prodigal son to return to
the household of his nativity; and if it needs
any rejoicing, let him toot his own horn. IF
one must be born democrat to constitute his
soundness, | must give in to those who be-
leve In the immaculate conception of democ-
racy by referring them to King James view of
royalty, who was candidly allowed to be the
biggest fool in all England This handling
democracy rough shod. in democratic club
Rambler styles telling tales out of school it
is wonder this infallibe parsonage doesn't
accuse me of turning states evidence. He
ought certainly to have more respect for our
association, than to suppose we lack courage
in speaking freely, always holding fast to
that which is good, and eschewing that which
is evil. FAIR PLAY
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

INTERESTING SUPREME Court DECISION
The Marysville appeal says: Judge Sexton,
of the Fifteenth Judicial District, has render
ed a decision which in effect declares that for
eign miners working upon private lands, are
equally bound with others to pay the foreign
miners license. The case in which this de-
cision was rendered was an action in the ma
ture of trespass, brought against the Tax Col
lector of Butte county by j. L. Henshaw, own
er in fee simple of certain mineral land which
some Chinese were mining by right of lease.
The officer named collected the regular month
ly license of four dollars each from the Chi
nese by levy and forced sale, thereby causing
them to cease work, to the damage of Hen
shaw, who was receiving from them monthly
rental of four dollars per man. The Court
sustained demurrer interposed by defendant
alleging insufficiency of the facts stated to
constitute cause of action; maintained the
right of the State to tax all foreign miners
and dismissed the suit.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

II nALT'S OLDLONDON CLUB HOUSE
~ Gin, which has been used so extensively
in California for the past five years. is pro-
nounced by all good judges to be the best ar
tice of Gun ever offered for sale in this mar
ket in bottles.
In consequence of other parties shipping
Gin in green cases, and branding it Club House
Gin, hereafter the genuine Datys Old London
Club House Gin, will be put up in Unpaiated
Gases.
In ordering Club House Gin merchants
should be particular to order Daly's" CEn6
House Gin.
VIM. NEWELL h CO.,
aull-7ls Sole AGENTS.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

DEATH FROM BITE.-A man named Will
liam Cox, at Nights Landing, in Yolo, Au-
gust I'd, was bitten by a rattlesnake and died
in few hours
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
SANFORD'S
Family CadhartiC Pills.

Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and
put up in Glass Cases, Air Tight, and will keep
in any climate.
The Enanilal Cnthnatic PiIL l. a ccnntla hut
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

Politics IN NEW JERsEY.-The Douglas
New Jersey Convention adopted resolutions
in favor of Douglas and Johnson, and in rep
rotation of the proscriptive policy of the
Administration also, condemning the per-
sonal interference of the President in the
election of his successor, and adjourned sine
die
The Breckinridge Convention adopted a
resolution recommending a union of all par
ties opposed to Lincoln and Hamlin-the
whole electoral vote of the State to be cast
for either of such candidates whom it will
elect. The ticket nominated by the Breckin-
ridge Convention consists of two Douglas,
two Breckenridge and one Bell and Everett
man.
The Bell and Everett Convention also NOM
mated a full electoral ticket.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

INTERESTING TO FRENcHMEN. French
man who was naturalized in the courts of the
United States, and afterward returned to his
native land on q visit, was a few months 400
drafted by the conscription for military service.
He protested, exhibiting his naturalization pa
pers as citizen of the United States. as his
protection. The case was investigated before
the civil courts of the Empire in June last.
where it was adjudged that his naturalization
as an American citizen divested him of his
rights as Frenchman and relieved him of its
responsibilities. This is the first time Euro
pean court of law has recognized the interna-
tional obligations of our code of Naturaliza-
ton. Will the petty German States follow
the example of their powerful neighbor and
cultivate closer relations with the people of
the Uni ed States
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
Z o r S Al E!
THE UNION HOTEL.
Vallecito, Calaveras county,

5 OFFERED FOR SALE, on account of the
n desire of the Proprietor to remove from the
State. This fine HOTEL two-story house, is
situated in the most central part of the town,
and is we'll known for the style of its accom-
modations as welras for the comfort it offers
to the numerous patrons whose patronage it
enjoys.
Vallecito itself promises TO become one of
the most aourishing mining towns in the State.
Upon completion of fume that is being con-
structed to supply its rich and extensive pla-
Ger diggings, and the investment in conse-
quence cannot fail to become source ofproft
to whoever undertakes it.
For particulars apply directly to the under
signed, proprietor, who will grant the fairest
terms possible in respect to the purchase
money.
au4-49 j. MOLLY.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
n O RTH A M ERICAN
- OWN see
ktOn ROad .

stock ton Road.
VENHE ABOVE HOUSE, situated at the juno
u ton of the stage road Uia. M~cDermott's
Bridge and the new Stockton Road, is in sue
cessful operation and the proprietor is pre-
pared to attend to the wants of the travelling
public. The bar is stocked with the choicest of
Cigars and Liquors,
and every accommodation appertaining to a
roadside Hotel.
Hay and grain by the sack, bail or ton.
| also take this occasion of returning thanks
for the liberal patronage | have received for
the past two years, and hope to meet a con-
tinuation of the same. JAMES COLE.
North American, Aug. IL, go. my l9tf
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

Resotped, That we recommend the holding
of Primary Meetings in the various precincts
to send delegates to said County Convention,
according to the above apportionment, on
Thursday, the 10th day of August, 1860, and
that the following De the test of those desiring
to vote thereat: Are you a resident of said
precinct, and will you support the Democratic
Electors to be nominated upon the Douglas
and Johnson ticket?
1t was further
Resolced, That the proceedings of this COM
mittee be furnished the Calaueras Chronicle
and San Andreas Independent for publication
Whereupon the committee adjourned sine
de A. @. ADAMS, Chairman.
j. G. POLLARD, Secretary.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

READ IT.-Read the letter-on our first page.
from Fort Yuma. E. r. p is an old resident
of CaiaFeras county. who win frequently, we
trust, let US hear from him through the col
umns of the Independent.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

Married--At Central Hill, Calaveras coun-
ty, August 9th, 1860, by w. X. Boucher, Esq,
JOSEPH c. AUSTIN to Miss JANE BRIGHT.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
PRESERVED SAMPLES
OF FRUIT,
GRAINS, GRASSES OR VEGETABLES
For the Fair.

DERSONS intending to exhibit any or all
Il kinds of Fruits at the coming San yoa-
quin Valley Agricultural Fair, for premiums.
are informed that Fruits can be preserved in
light colored spirits, in pint or quart bottles.
TO persons who get no premiums, it will be
gratifying TO them to know that they have
produced something for the Fair.
Freight on shipment of such articles paid
BY [jy2S:4t] E. s. HOLDEN, Pres't.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

Died-At FL Dorado Flat, August 4th, inst,
of disease of the lungs, JOSEPH Riley BLIGH,
formerly of Newton county, Missouri.
Deceased leaves a sister and many friends
to mourn his death.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11
n O T ICE
SANFORD,S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATES.

1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM
II Gums, and has become an established fact
Standard Medicine, known and approved by
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

Resolced, That the proceedings of this COM
mittee be published in the Calauerds Chronicle
and San Andreas Independent.
WM. II. CLARY, Chairman.
j. T. TREAT, Secretary.
San Andreas independent., 1860-08-11

tral Committee on the sth day Of February
1860, to-wit
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
NEW AND CHEAP
S 2 RING c. 90 ID S.

tESHE LARGEST and BEST Stock in this County.
purchased upon the very hest terms. few Of
which will call attention 10,
Best French Cloths Cassimeres, vestings, and every
thing for Gents and Boys wear; Shoes coihing.
HATS-Fine Moleskin, Cashmere, Washington,
Senate Hungarian, American Planters, Nuria, Smoke
Gable and other Soft and Straw Hats.
BONNETs- Cheap, Trimmed and Untrimmed,
Saln. silk, Straw, Lace and Braid Bunhets, Coloured
and " bite.
Misses and Ladies' Equestrian and other flats
Black, Black and White, White and Coloured Roach
es and Tabs.
Fine and Cheap Parasols.
Patent SELF Adjustable Gorse,s and Rubber Busks
Richardson Il stewards Linens, Diapers, Damask
Table Cloths Napkins Shcetn,gs &c.
Brilhants and Percale for Sacks and busters, with
White Braids, Cords and fasses, fringes, &c, for
Trimmings
India willis Dimity English Long Cloths, &c.
Muslin Collars and Sleeves in Sets.
Bcrages Muslin Robes, Stripes, &c.
Organizes, Gil CHAINS, English Prints, Chollies, &c.
Table and Piano Covers.
Oak and Rose painted characteristics.
Panished Tin, Old Dominion Coilee Pots, higgins,
Tea Pots. &c.
Wster Coolers, Patent SelfSealing Fruit Cans.
Coach and Floor Oil Cloths, Enamelled Muslin aud
Drills, Patent Leather
School Books Wall and Bor,er Paper, Fire Screens,
Window Contains.
sole Leather calfskns, White and Pink Linings
and Bindings, Cochineal Boo;ops, Poi Calf. Morocco
and Goat Skins, Brislles Lasts, Peg. Booweb, Avis
Sc. SIS.
Lard and Tanners Oil. kcrosine Oil Lamps, Wicks
and Chmne,s Fine Salad oil, Essence snd Extract
o. Office White aud Brown Windsor and other Soaps
Extracts of Peach, Lemon. Vanilla and Cinnamon
Old English Cheese. Tendon Porter, Old Java and
Laguyra Coffee. Roe fferrings Rsisins and Figs il
small boxes and drums sugar House Syrup, Fine
Black and Green Teas, White Northern Potatoes.
JAMES WEBB.
April 10. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
THE GoLpEg FEN

something News II sloa Day Easily Realized.
ssIlISG A Skw 4RTicLE or
UTILITY, NOVELTY.
BEATTY and SALEA BILff'Y.
Presenting honorable. profitable and popular induce
meats ~ dealers ana traders both iqes anil travelling
10 eag &c in is sae.
THE GOLDEN PEN
Is warranted superior 10 any other Metallic Pen ever
iaifl5uerd u lhe public. They are vel tempered,
smooth, 4ni elastic. made 81 ihe Finest Steel and
Hisi.d ,ciG GeldEA Finish giving them The most 81.
tfariite appearance viii c,rTode and never fail
to gise satisfaction. Nothing except Tire finest Gold
Pens ever tenie Invented il the ren line can com
paTe with lem in Appearance qualify, s,ienbihtg.
ec0nsiag 81 ehsapue.-. They ste. in,lre superior.
sHl hy many pfeierrcd 90 a solid eold Zen, as the
paiais negef come on.
they rili much easier, a. half dine, % dime
esen. rash hin osh.r pens lwsr pfiec; will last
JEs RISES tasaEs, write smoother and arc every way
preferable. lhsU beet recommendation i the '1pid
iotfaiucon ihey ar receiving in Schools. Colleges.
Bank. aui Mercantile Establishments generally.
Throughout tie i4ian.
E,srt PFraEa construction renders tten universal
fssase. While hsif elastic qualities make them suite.
Sc f.,r every general u-e. Pui up 10 = and AZ
tfseiiye .lyis. aFh GHeu.sf.. caids DC.
IsrJ4s IL .Sae.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-01-18
MoREHEAp CITY, n. O.,

NiA 49, ~
yxyHIC II will he opened Oh the 2Sth inst, for the
w accommodation Of the travelling and pleasure
seeking public.
This house is beautifully situated in the new and
growing City of Mareheai, at the terminus Of the Al.
& N. G. R. r., in full view Of Fort Macon the Inlet,
Beaufort, aud the surrounding waters Of the Harbor,
which extends from Northwest round East 10 South
west which view is quite treat 10 those coming from
the up country to such sheet Of water. together
with The number Of vessels sailing thereon, from the
largest Barque down to The smallest Canoe.
a new ha,hng,hcuse just put up Tor those who de-
sire The luxury Of the salt bath which 50 conducive
to health; also good Sai.hoats and tusty sailors, al
ways ready to carry persons to any point they may
desire for small pay
The proprietor will do all in Ills power 70 render
comfortable those who NAV favor him with their com,
pany. His charges moderate, 81 so per day per
week, or month as per contract, In advance.)
w. W. GUESS.
August "a. O5-6w,
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SPRING GOODS FOR 1859.

TsRS. OWEN announces TO her patrons and the
VA puhie generally that she is in the receipt Of
her Spring Goods, consisting ofeyey variety ol desra.
HE Fancy and staple articles that possibly ae 10
demand aud al prlees varying from the loves, 70 the
highes, that the market will justify.
In the MILLINERY Lioe--she has silk Donnets
priced from -. 50 10 Sic, with almost every nermed
ale price.
Of STRAW G0ODS--A great ,aliety Of styles
suited 10 every age, from the infant Old alie.
prices varying from 80 cents to that Of any quality
wanted.
or DRESS GoDDs-she has Muslin Robes a fol.
lows: Muslin Rshes A'aIlas from sl.50 10 $500;
o:sanlies from 81 80 u S6co; Double Yolants frum
$40 10 SD; Beruge Robe Aallas varying from 81 TO
$40: Beraee Robe Double Volanis from 50 TO $40;
Berare Roha A'Tuuqne. designs Brrage Robe
Daiila I'LL more novel s..irlc lHdiinl de
Black anl White Chauiilly Lace Points and Man
tics, prices VARYING from $3.50 10 sl3.
All STYLES Of steel Extension skirts from Size 20
- so; Douglass & Sherwood's TumiuIe Corset aui
skirt Supporters.
10 lie articles 81 Dlaek Slka The par,icul at,tn
ton Of al those who wish beautiful alt.r
Al reduced price Is invited. This article havineheen
purchased much below ihe market salne-say 3 70 30
inch ii 81 - 10 yards q Tie drss would eost from
sl250 10 sl5--worih much more, according Il tie
usual Price ofihe urielc.
Without further partieurIi1ine. al persons desiring
yery si,sh ami reasonably priced gaas requested
10 call anl examine for themselves. They assured
ihat il viii pay them for their trouble.
IN ad3n to The aiirae, eness 81 The stock, he has
engaged tasty and fashionable llly from abroad %
assist her in making up Dresses and Msallcs.
10 CASH buyers. liberal Discount will BE made
j. such consideration il ue th,se Who prefer buying
flr cash - Il ends an further irnuble.
In making ample preparations and outlay ia goods
she ai,lefs herslf that she viii he appreciated By
generous ard intelligent muriiy.
&. II. OWEN.