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CABUS' HAIR TONIC.
THY ITI THY TTg

ME The undersigned hereby certify that the
w Tonic OF Geo. Cabug la worthy OF the conf
derce Of the community. We having tried the
same, recommend il to the public for It's great ex-
celence. 1t turns grey hair to its org ina color;
II removes the dandruf and seurf, and keeps the
Hair moist and soft. GHAs. SMITH
r. ID, PAnsELEE. j. ". 0rLsY.
VIM. Funk, Keosauuua. b. ARAaosT
Having witnessed the cirst OF this Tonic con-
cur ia recommending ii to the public
j. A. GRAHAM.
Sold by the following Druggists; A. j. Milkin-
son, J. IL. Hooper. j. I. Wilkinson, Bartlett, Kaye
Co., 5 u. Voweli, aud VIM. Striblon.
Aug. 2e-d6w
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DAY e BRO,
Wholesale GrOcers,
NO. lO5 NAtN-ST..

KE0KU
A RE in receipt Of
"A boo kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. ierman Soap,
90 +" Fancy Toilet Soap
10 dor. extra wire handled broomF.
30 bxs. assorted Candy,
100 +" Fancy Candies,
20 reams Writing Paper,
u, o0e Envelopes,
$4,000 assorted Cigars,
IS 900 Havanna &c
600 los. Indigo,
10 bills. assorted Nuts,
IU0kegs Bicarb Soda,
tea. Rice,
200 bxs assorted Glass,
500 Cotton Yam,
200 gross Matches,
200 reams wrapping Paper.
Besides large stook of the various articles OF
Groceries, which we offer ~ they very lowest figure.
We will At all times pay the highest price for
Hides, Furs, Pets, Feathers, Beesvsx and such
articles Of produce ne will preserve their nature In
transportation.
Seutl2d
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II a r DWARF and Cutlery.
:. w & III. TUCKER.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
nave 10 store and are receiving their supplies
for the Spring Trade direct from The IA akert rs,cb
they oder to CASH AsD rEosPr TINE suYERs on fs
vorabis terms he stock being unusually large
they eos hden solicit mil alton If the sams
W. IL. TUCKER
Sign Of Red Paddock, cor. Main a I'd sta.
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OrIgtnml Malice.

pFtEfnMt %0EgGe.
To u. A. Day, Jertmish Day, j. G.. Parrott CO.,
Vim. a X. l.. kuddiek, q. W. 8arrettson James
Burrows, Kendall. Howe Co., ldefendants):
NOO are hereby respectively notified that there
Il is now on file IN the Office of the Clerk of the
District Courtof Lee eeunty, lows, at Fl. Maalson
spetition Of Chas. b Alien, clsiminga Judgment
on foreclosure OF mortgage agaiust said ID.
4. Day for the cum OF three hundred and twenty
five dollars with ten per cent. interest from the
goth day Of December, 1855, and - against all
said praying slso fer the foreclosure OF
q mortgage given by sait ID. A. Day to Chas H.
Allen, upon lot four ~ Ia block twsnty-six in
ktbonrne's addition TO keokuk, Lee county, Iowa;
he sale OF said mortgaged premises, the extin-
guishment OF all equity OF redemption therein,
for cosis and q neral relief.
Now you are notified 10 appear and answer said
petition on tho morning Of the ID day Of tie next
term of said Court, TO b. holden on the first Mon
day December, 1860 or decree will be had therein
by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
Cetnber 10 1850 dI m
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n EUMIk
Shirt and Corset Manufact orv.
ThIrd-si., bet. Main g. Johnson.
A.
AHlkIs, CUksET5, BRACES, SKIRT sup
~ POKTEkS, &c, kept on hand, and made 10 or
Ger on the shortest notice, and warranted to fit or
exchanged.
5entlsmen and Ladies underwear made up to
order. y
Gentlemen's Linen altered ard repaired.
Stamping, pinking, Machine stitching, 40.
Oct9d Mps guEnuEan
+ shANBEhkIES-~Jussr received. korsala NV
" octld C0LLIEhS h ROBERTSON
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GsHIs preparation possesses the peculiar proper
Z ty OF Restoring the human Halr, and causes the
n air TO assume the color Ii possessed before 1t
tarned gray. II strengthens the Hair and keeps ii
glossy and clean. Nothing can excel this prepare
tion, ~ IL fleets the restoration Of the hair by its
action Mt tho roots. Prepared ard sold by
GEO. CABUS,
Two doors above the Billings Home,
jesdAwly keokuk, Iowa.
LSkIAKSWO0D POST0FFICE BY the autno
l. of "Heir Of Radcliffe at
OGDEN, BkOWhELL h CO.'S
CRY BeoK STORE,
Jy26-d No. ~ Main-st.
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~ Aur can be I'D all sfcctors Eye
lar vtSc MAJ require nc'icAl surgical AID
Or Won nr hxisksr hs during hs resdencei ta~ uns
Saaaea sivpdy p~rsovmrt ~ the
ona wbcs gained him ne hSb-s testimonials TIA.
- even sosny professional which Be his
sIruiurs s,pns io7 Clinton place. " u
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AAvse evc rexa The and abuse o. xasca and
rectksus Ne focuses arey sccur>As erAaus
oop BY ~ ptAaf~esscpe and opshameter and sccor1
nnre endeT used By Dr. 0vsefe
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commit. Al tsn m-ny Hal Wsaaeeiss evening ssar-
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NO ~ Mssl To sniy piath a-r~s
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rY~. =. % zee snsrnoso. until cid.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25


and those who have paid any attention to the
French character, know that 1t is always oRigi
nal, fresh. sprightlyand entertaining.
Miss Onor N. Dodds, lady from Fairfax
county, Virginia, recently opened large gro
cery and provision store at Lake City, where the
miners are enabled to secure their supplies. She
is lady who, with her two beautiful and bloom
ing young nieces, constitute charming feature
of the place. An acquaintance here, to the res
pectable sojourner, is well worthy of cultivation.
Mr.. Hubbell, Collecting Agent of the Eureka
Lake and Miners Ditch Company, uses his ut
most efforts to entertain strangers, assisted by
Capt. Irwin and Mr.. James Creagan-all gentle
men with whom it is desirable and profitable to
hold friendly social intercourse.
To confess the truth, we are in love with the
"Ridge," from one extremity to the other, aud
shall not fail, SO often as leisure permits, or busi-
ness calls, to go among its excellent and hospta-
BILE people.
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k9The following letter, which emphafically speaks
for ITSELF written by the Dean ofthe Faculty Of the
Philadelphia College Of Medicine the editors Of the
Pacihc Medical and Surgical Journal" San Francisco,
for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January II, 1859.
10 the Editors efGk Fdcifc Medical and Surgical
Journal-Gentlemen-M attention has been called to
an artclc In the December number Of your Journal in
regard to the nd eu1dem degree granted by the Phla-
depniH COseEe Of Medicine to DR.. L. .Cxapkay when
the appIicatos for tbedegree made tote Faculty,
1t accompanied By adavts and the
effect that Dr. Cxapkay vas regular graduate NJ. D.
of the University Of Pesth had served a. Surgeon IN
the Hungarian Army. and was regular Prsctisioaer
Of Medicine. On the strength Of these the degree
granted. The 0d exndem degree its implies
conferred graduates only and gives pxivile-
ges Had there been The sgbfef suspicion of iyre0-
layity. the application would have been refused BY
inserfiag this In yosr josai yo sciH do an act Of
jwstice to the Ob1e0e, and csmfsra faror on
Yours, very respectfully,
Dean ofthe Faculty. Philadelphia College Of Med
cine.
Dr. l. !. Czapkay's Private Medical and Surgical In.
stitute IL Sacramruto street. below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mall Steamship Companys Once,
San Rnneiseo California. The Doctor osrs nee con-
sultstion. and sshs rsmuBssSiop uslss b ssess
ssrs.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

BALL No. I've stated last week, that it had
Ball on the 22d inst, but that he changed it to
the evening of Wednesday, Sept. 18th, in order
that he might not interfere with others who were
giving similar entertainments. His Ball will
occur at the last named time. The ride up the
Ridge, and the scenery when one gets to Arnolds
Ranch, are of such an inviting character, that
we opine there will be large turnout of ladies
and gentlemen, to participate in the festivities
promised.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

BALL No. 1.-Our readers are requested not
to forget the Ball which the ladies of French
Corral are getting up for Wednesday evening
next, 29th inst. The proceeds of this Ball are
to be applied to the payment of the debt accruing
from the erection of the new and capacious Town
Hall, of which the event is to be dedicatory.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25
KEEPERS SACRAMENTO In! !

sRed Bird" an eight-mule bell team, makes lis
trips regularly IN eight days between North San
Juan aud Sacramento; and those mules are
"some" ON pull; you'd better believe it 7"
Jo is careful in packing his freight, and not
only trustworthy, but very obliging in filing all
orders entrusted TO his charge We commend
him to those having psclnges or cargoes to be
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25
social Ball
AT
AlliSOn'S Ranch.

VOU are respectfully invited to attend So.
Il cial Ball, to be given at Allison's Ranch, ON
Thursday evening, Sept. 9Th, 1860.
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. Allerss Little Grass VAL
ley, P. Burns. Nevada, r. Phillips, w. Shan
graw. Grass Valley, Mr.. Cady. Rough & Res-
Rice. Keystone Ranch, Mr.. Cross. Montezu-
ma Hill, E. Fowler. Camptonville, DR.. Geo. s.
Farley. Birchville, P Fogarty, J. Thompson.
FLOOR MANAGERs.-H. Everett, NJ. Edwards
Music by Sacks Band.
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JOHN R. RIDGE.-The personal and political
friends of this gentleman, we learn, intend to
press his appointment as one of the Douglas
Electors for California. We know very little
about the honors and emoluments attached to
the position of member of an Electoral Col
lege, but we do know, that if any man in the
State is entitled to high consideration by the
partisans of the 'Lttle Giant" Mr.. Ridge is that
man. AS We utterly eschew politics, this matter
may not perhaps be regarded as any especial part
of our business; but we love and honor Mr..
Ridge, as one who, although party politician,
is too noble, too honorable, too intelligent and
too well educated to be anything else than high
minded gentleman, who reflects luster upon the
editorial profession. The friends of Douglas
need not be told that Mr.. Ridge was the first
editor in California who boldly hoisted the flag
Of their favorite, which he has ever since sus-
tanned with unbending constancy and courage.
We say, then, let his name be placed on the
Electoral Ticket by all means.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25
New STORE and NEW GOODS
p. b. BRADFORD

p. b. BRADFORD
HAVING taken the new and elegant Brick
i i building of J. w. Guthrie, situate on Flume
street, adjoining Franchere & Buffers Apothe-
cary store, would inform the citizens of North
San Juan, and the public generally, that he is
now opening, and will keep constantly on hand,
general assortment of
Groceries, Provisions and LIZ
quOrS,
with everything else in the line of that business,
all of the first quality, and at much lower rates
than are common in the mountains.
P. B. Bradford having his own teams and do
ing his own hauling, is enabled to save enough,
in the way of freight, to warrant him in selling
at the very lowest figures.
North San Juan, Aug. 25, 1860. If
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Hydraulic Hose Making.
CAPT. YORK.

nF Sweetland, wishes to say to the miners OF
VDths Ridge. that he is making Hose Of superior
quality. and as cheap as honest workmanship can be-
done. Ills prices for Lawrence Duck Of less than
9-OOs 10 cents per yari sam aud for go 10 o, and
IL 0, his charges are IL cents per yard seam.
Capt. York uses " wATER PRoof CEMENT in the seam
or lap. that prevents leakage.
Heconfdently refers to his custom .rs believing
they have had entire satisfaction aud endorse his
provement valuable.
&H-Orlers left with Block 4 Firth. North San Juan
will he promptly receive aud attended to.
Where parties furnish good materials, he warrants
all his work.
SweetIand, August 20, 1850. I'm
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BALL No. 2.-Mr. Martin Moroney will treat
the public to pleasant hop, at Birchville, on
Friday, August 3lst. No doubt his friends will
see that the affair is literally patronised.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

PoLlr1cs AT MooRE's FLAr.-The politicians
of the mountains are beginning to stir. At
Moore's Flat the Breckenridge and Lane men
have suspended their colors-that is to say, a
lengthy strip of canvas containing the names Of
their candidates-across one of the prominent
streets, where it can be easily seen and read by
the resident and wayfarer. The Douglas and
johnson men have banner suspended across
the same street, lower down, also announcing
their Presidential preferences. The Lincoln and
Hamlin men are yet to be heard from.
There are at least three ex-Assembfymen and
ex-Senators residing here, viz: s. H. Chase, Tex
Senator,) and John Caldwell and H. Hayes, Tex
Assemblymen.) Now, these gentlemen alone,
considering their talents, ought to keep reading
community like Moore's Fiat, in a constant state
of political acknowledgement their posi-
lions are in any manner antagonistic, fact
of which we yet remain in ignorance.
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DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AN0 SURGICAL
INSTITUTE.
2ACrA nth at. ha1nvw Hmmt Ap~.


Sacramento St, below Montgomery,
Opposite Pacific Mail Ncomship CO's Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Estabised 1854 for the Permanent cure of all ctron-
&c and Pr1rdte Diseases
And0e !Supprcssion Of Quackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician. L. j. CZAPKAY,
d., late in the Hungarian Revolutionary war: Chief
Physician to the Goth Regiment Of Ionvcds Chief
Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of Pesth. Hungary
che late Lecturer on Diseases of Women and Children
and Honorary member of the Philadelphia College
Of Medicine.
A3-On1ce HourS-Frcm "a. n. to gP.x.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent Cure guaranteed. or no pay.
Consultations. by letter or otherwise, free.
Address, LII. CZAPKAT,
San Francisco, Cal.
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IRON IN WAsHoE--S. A. McMeans writes To
the Solano Herald, from Washoe, that, in his
opinion, Virginia district furnish all the mon-
ey, and Sullivan district all the iron necessary to
build double-track railroad from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, and then leave millions for posterity
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

BALL No. 3.-Uncle Allison's Ball, at the
Thursday, 9th of September. Mrs. Allison, as
we have heretofore intimated, is experimenting
the arrangements for this Ball, which is a snffi-
cient recommendation to secure it large attend
znee
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

THE WAY THEY Do THEM IN MARIPosA.-At
the August term of the Court of Sessions of
Mariposa, says the Star, seven gambling cases
were disposed of by fine of 800 and costs, in
esch instance. Two of the parties, in default of
payment were lodged in Jail to board it out.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25
Marysville Agricultural Fair.

On Monday, Sd of September, proximo,
the Annual Fair of the Northern District of
California, will begin, and extend through
the week to Saturday evening, sth proximo.
The people of Narysviile have been up and
doing, and we feel assured that the Fair will
loom up as the greatest agricultural demon
stration ever yet witnessed in California
We know the men who arc engaged in 1t, to
be among the most energetic, thorough
going, generous and difficult to beat of any
in the State. Therefore we can promise, that
everything connected with the approaching
Fair, will be introduced aud maintained in
style that must do ample honor to the
G-r-e-a-t North of California. OF the Pa.
vilion we need not speak. Its capacious-
ness, its convenience, and its interior deco
rations and arrangements have been studied,
and will doubtless be appreciated by people
of good taste, come from what quarter they
may. Of course, as in 1858 and 1859, it will
again be chock full of the products and rep
resentatives of the agricultural and horti-
cultural wealth of the northern counties.
The grounds appropriated to the exhibi-
tion of domestic animals, we learn, are to be
several times larger than heretofore, and a
much more extensive hlppodrome will be
provided for the fair equestriennes who may
choose to witch the world with feats of
noble horse ewomanship. The hotels and
boarding houses have arranged to put on no
extra prices, and visitors to the Fair need
not be apprehensive of unfair treatment.
The people of Marysville have acquired an
enviable reputation for their hospitality,
which they will not consent to lose to graft
fy the avarice of anybody.
During the week of the Fair-aud it will
be week Of weeks for Marysville-there
will beabundance of intellectual amusement
The Theater will be opened by Mr.. George
Ryer, with a histrionic troupe, and there
will be no end to the balls, the junketings,
and merry -makinas. The Pavilion all day
will sparkle with psatoons and battalions Of
Ewes fairest daughters. This is an attrac-
tion worthy of being considered.
Our county of Nevada has deep stake in
this .'Fair of the Northern District Of Cali
fornia, and we hope our people will not oe
oblivious to an affair in which they have
such great and abiding interest. Who
can surpass US Nevadans in peaches, in ap-
Piles, in pears, in plums, in melons, in pump
kins, in squashes, in potatoes, in tomatoes,
in maize, in stalwart men, in beautiful wo
men, and in wholesome, double-6sted babies
Who, indeed We pause for reply. No
reply being vouchsafed, let all those who can,
60 to the Fair, and insure for themselves a
week of happiness among the generous
spirits Of Marysville.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

The Office of the HYDRAULIC PREss has
been removed to Green's new fire-proef brick
building, corner of Main and Flume streets
mp stairs, entrance outside, on Flume street
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

ACCIDENT TO DIR. WEAvER.-Dr. James Wea-
yer, proprietor of the Ditch bearing his name,
was riding through the hume of that work, about
eight miles above Eureka, one day last week,
when broken plank gave away under his horse,
causing him to fall partly through the opening.
The Doctors right leg was caught in the breach,
and the small bone of the leg fractured, near the
ancle. The wound is not serious enough to pre-.
vent him from riding about and attending to bu-
siness.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

A PARIS letter states that pistol ball was
found in one of Prince Jerome Bonaparte's
lungs after death, which had been lodged there
more than fifty years ago in a duel with brother
of Marshall Davoust.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

SERIOUS AccsDRNr.-On Monday last while
the hands in the XIX claims, at Wolsey's Flat,
were excavating in lower stratum Of hard grav-
el, containing numerous large boulders, one of
the latter fell upon Sandy McAean,- completely
scalping the left side of his head, causing slight
fracture of the skull, and breaking his right leg
in several places. DR.. Hardy, Of Moore's Flat,
was sent for, and arriving promptly on the spot,
took surgical charge of the case.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-25

Coon EArING AND DRINKING.-The people
Of Columbia Hill-or North Columbia, as the
Post Office Department has christened it-live on
the fat of the land. If anybody doubts this as
sertion, let him Try an experiment on the eata-
bles and drinkables which our friend A. J. Put
nam furnishes from the capacious harder of his
Restaurant and the smiling demiiohas and decan-
tiers of his Mell-stocked' baE.