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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
TAX SALE NOTICE.

LII persons concerned, will please take Dotloa ,,d
N are hereby n0si-d. that Al sale Of and. .rg -.
for state county aud special taxes and costs due sHd
unpaid tiere0n Tor te year ISIS. made in pursuance
the 18th day % Juy, isse, /, the undersixDed mr.
chased 1910 acres Of land. the Of Iot IN ~.
subdivision Of the Ofsectisn q in towa.ii-
- range E for the sGa q 4 $lO0 dollars lot 2 ir
block " IN eaaai flusiees sUiin q = ofsct Is "a
10 =, for the sur Of GsloO dollars and The . nd
Of lot in Norton kiuneys subdn u a pt Of q " u
n see IS - 10 e fir the 81 2 I5-lOO az
lara and that : D. sm0nds pun Oh 1ssd 10 acres La
y In sec 10 To- {, Tor the SUN Of oo0 doll.rss
that the certificate 81 purchase ofths Iof 20 soId 10 -
said sinlonds ~ him duly assigned 20 me- aud "a,
nov the owner q the certificates Of purchase a.
said lots and lands described above.
That the time q redemption thereof from said s.ls
viii expire In two years from the date Of aIe aud ttat
the cost Of redemption will be dau5ls the amount IA
fer. and subsequent taxes II paid b. ne with ten r.
cent intsres; from day CT sale.
T.P. cAGTIS
J,lie;, March e5th, 1851 diva
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
Stone Warehouse.

TUE subscriber having leased the large Stone Ware
L house, is prepared to pay the
Highest Market Price in Cash,
for GRAIN and Country Produce. VIII advance Ium-
Der at cash rates for grain in store lie will keep
constantly on hand, SALT, WATER LINE, &c.
lie respectfully soIci;s the patronage OF his old
friends and former aud all others who may
wish to dispose Of their products and procure articles
In his line Of trade.
HENRY FISH.
Joliet. Nov q, 1850. n2+tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
THE INV Aids ONE
III. KNAPP, M. d.,
FORMERLY or y. Y, mas oPExED Az
N F 1 Il Nj A r Y,

N CHICAGO. ILL
ON new system, which embraces the most appruy.
" ed methods Of treating Diseases in this ca auy
other country All Female Diseases, Lung Disease
Cancers and rheumatism, specal diseases treated
in this Institution. in the Treatment Of which,
Doctor Ilis Consultations for years, have averaged
from hve 10 six tiOus md year. The following dis
eases which are pronounced fncludJc by the Medical
Faculty generally treated with in this In
stituton- All nervous aad neuralsc Affections, dis
eases OF women, all forms of scTofulA dyspepsia. cou
stipatiOn, skin diseases, and Tub-rculOss
Affections including pulmonary consumption, rleuma-
tsm Paralysis, epilepsy, Asthma salt rhenm. remit
tent and intermittent feyers the diseases ofchdrenGc
lie has had extensive practice aud wonderful sue
cess in the treatment OF CANCERS, which he cures
without the knife He treats successfully. on new
method, all the dssSses OF the EYE and EAR.
Remember the dG-tOr daes not promise TO cure all
stages of diseases. While diseases are cuRAELE il
taken in season. all s-AGEs not. Your lie
curable this week, not next-tO day, Tomorrow
hence, the danger ofdeay.
The Building pleasantly located. spacious and Will
accommodate several hundred patients. No ca-e will
be received where there any doubts Of a or
relief The best nurses only employed. who, with the
physician, will make all fea home that put them
selves under the care Of this Institution.
TEBMs-from ten to fifteen dollars per week. iargri-
ally an ddrdHoe No patient taken for less than
one month, one can he satisfied the beuefif
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in less time.
Many patients, who not able to come 10 the iufr-
mary. can be successfully treated at me, which will
cost from ten TO 6fteen dollars per month.
All le' ters nelosing letter stamp, addressed to
II KNAPP n. p Box l223, Chicago, H., will receive
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Ofice Hours from y. To oP NJ
Office las South Clark ST.. Clark aud Monroe
Sept. II, $50. nl3ly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
TAX SALE NOTICE-

"A IL persons concerned will please take notice
a That at sale Of Lands, Town and CITY lots for
ct1c county and special taxes and costs for the wear
1re1 made IN pursuance Of law. in the County Of viii
80 cste OF Illinois on the 18th day Of july 1859 and
~. am holder Of the purchase certificates Of
me eoWihs described tracts Of lands and lots sold
- ~ sale anf that the time Of redemption thereof
aqN sald sale viii expire in two years from the dste
q said sale and the redemption will he 49, nv,
amount sold for, and Subsequent taxes IL mad ~
with Interest thereon and cost OF Advertise ~ nv
Description. Sec T,,,va " % Vt ~.
30cres hfswgr as al 10 81 ., T.
1tt-l00 acres hf Of lot W hf S'''0
neqr II IS lie 90
20 ttlo0 acres und hfe hi or s IS az 1 70
10 ncres lot No % 10 AZ or 80
lot 3 Block West Joliet, 81
n <lot IL Blk n, Canal Trrs-
bees Subdi. W hf Is SIS ZOE 91s
400 bet in lot (Shop) 9 "a I4E 100
April o, 1851. JUN E DAuuh I5.;,v
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
INFORMATION

1 tanIea Of Boy named Patrick LaughIin, who
= .en Joliet some i've months ago. since which time
~. NOT oeen heard FROM Said boy is IL wears az
sse and has sandy hair Any Information wbicb I'll
. ms whereabouts will be thankfully received NV
Anthony AeNenny, or his father. "
5olIst, March 20, ls5I-!t "N AAOohLiN'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09

TT you want hns furnishing goods, so to
i WILLIAMS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09

For Sale or Rent
A FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE in the most dcsira
~ bic location In the city.
Inquire Ct W. CAsWELL-
at the Flour and Feed Store IS Bluff Street.
For Sale,
A good second hand TOP BUGGY,
N inquire Of W. b. BASWELL'
at the Grocery and Provision Store, As Bluff ST.
Choice Lot Of Fresh Green and
N Black Teas, Oh the trGy from BostOa and
warranted to give satisfaction, just received at
Is Bluff st.
Notice to school Teachers.
rTNHERE will be a Free Examination Gf School Teach
ers at my Office Wednesday the 9th inst, at 10
o'clock. A. NJ. EDWARD SAVAGE.
Joliet, March, IS. 1861.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
MARRIED

Az the New England Hotel, in this city, on the 10th
nit. by Rev. Chas. Button, Mr.. HTMAS ii. ltUDD ana
Miss Massey SHoENAKER. .
In jackson, on 18th ult- by Rev. X. N. Morse, MT.
CYRrs HENPHiLL and Miss ELIZABETH LISEBARsER
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09
Tax Sale Notice.

LII persons concerned, will please take notice,
"A that at sale of land, and lo;s for State County
and special taxes and for the year 1855 made in
pursuance OF law in the County Of Will and State Of
illinois, on the 18th day OF July, 1851 the following
tracts. lots or parcels of lands were sal and that
am holder OF the purchase certificates thereof by
chase and assignment, that The time Of redemption
thereof from sad sale will expire in two years from
The date of said SALE and that the redemption will lie
double the amount sold for and subsequent taxes IL
paid by me, with ten cent interest thereon from
the day of sale with the Of Advertising which said
lots and tracts are described as follows:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-09

% b-IVU aCfts u = lot 5 " q u 90 10 3,2F
subdiv. of a part of ; 4 sw 4 S. 3oT. NRlOE
East side Lot , IS
10 acres Lot 2.l5
10 acres Lot - 2l5
Canal Trustees subdiv. W u :. Is T. So ROE
Lot Block 30 l39
Subdiv. { Lot Block II and Lot , Block SO Cand
Trustees Sub. half 5. 10 I IS Il 10 Z
Lot 1,67
School Section Addition to Joliet:
Lot IS Sub II half Block 80 So
Lot 10 II half SO SO
III Lot Block "a ~
Lot Block 1917 2S
Town Of Crete. Lot Block 2T3
Wrights Subdiv. of part of FRI E 4 z of Canal
Sec - T 20 K ZOE
Lot 20. 20
II AIden's Addition to Wilmington:
Out Lot Gore No q, IFS
WM. DENTON.
Joliet. March u lSfl 2q.l,r
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26
Hydraulic Hose Making,

The undersigned would respectfully inform the mi
ners Of North San Juan aud surrounding mining
camps. that he has on hand at his manufactory,
100 Bolts of Lawrence Duck,
From 0OO0 to OO00000o0000 and that he can sell it at
about 10 cents per yardcheaper than has ever be-
fore been sold Oh this Ridge AS the durability
his work, the following recommendation from Mr..
sam Howe, President and Foreman of the Eureka
Mining Company, on this Hill. speaks for itself:
After having tried the Hose of different makers,
and OF d.ereht Kinds, in the Eureka Claims, have
no hesftaton IN pronouncing that made by Mr.. Frank
Souie, from Lawrence Duck SUPERIOR every respect
to any other use it with pressure of at least IT'S
ieet ana can say that it answers admirably the
lastlng longer than any other part of the hose.''
SAM. HOWE,
President Eureka Mining Company.
Otner names could be procured, but the above is
sufficient to satisfy all.
Ny manufactory is Flume street. first door above
the Church.
FRANK SOULE.
a5-Orders from distance promptly attended to-
jan26 3m
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REMARKABLE FAcTs.-The day after Christ
1oc loG IL: ~ La. l.

mas last, lady in this city became mother
to a fine and healthy girl child There is
nothing startling IN this fact, nor calculated
to excite comment. as ushal, mother and
child did we'll andprogressed in health and
strength. But two weeks afterwards the
same lady was again the mother of child,
a fine boy, who is also hourshing as well as
the doubly taxed mother. This circumstance,
although of extreme rarity, being probably
the second well ascertained case of the kind
in the United States, is ore which is known
to medical men as having occurred before,
and is accounted forupon clearly ascertained
physical sreAnas. \ similar case was
reported in the New York papers as having
occurred in that city, Il few years since
San Francisco Herald
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POStDOnenent!

THE subscriber having visited the mountains
to establish agencies for the sale of tickets in his
GIFT ENTERTAINMENT, was showed in,
which rendered it impossible for him to sell a
sufficient number of tickets, and receive returns
by the time first designated for the drawing. He
has therefore postponed the Rattle to
Friday, 18th of March, 1861,
at which time it will positively come off.
Mr.. E. T. JORDAN is the agent for the sale OF
tickts at North San Juan. b. CRABTREE.
n. B. take the liberty of referring to Messrs.
|. I. SAXBY and I. G. SMITH for testimonials of
character. B. c..
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

INTENSELY CeLD-We are informed that
on Monday week intense cold was encoun-
tered by stage passengers on the Ridge below
Forest City. Ice Termed on the bridle- bits
of the horses, and the cutting wind reminded
our informant of the prairie breezes of Iowa
aud Wisconsin. The Stage Company have
large, handsomely painted sleigh, in which
passengers are carried from Bope's Ranch to
Forest City with great expedition.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

LECTURE, To-NIGHT-Calvin B. Mcdonald,
Esq, will deliver his promised lecture this even
ing in the Methodist Church. Subject: "RIcHE-
LIEU" We should be pleased to see numerous
audience, for think they will be well enter
tanned. The ladies are especially requested to
turn out and give their counteuance to this intel
lectual kind of entertainment. 1t will have a
great influence towards encouraging men of tai
ents to visit and lecture before in the future.
Besides, they always draao the men after them
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

COMMoTIoN ABOUT COOLIES = The San
Francisco Mechanics Institute is in great
connection in relation to coolieism. A
while ago, II series of resolutions were pas
sed and published by that body, in strong
opposition to the further immigration of
Chinese and by agreement, an address to
the workingmen of California was prepared
and presented by committee. 1t is made
apparent by the Morning Call, that the Insti-
tute contains disproportion of bankers,
lawyers, and others who are by occupation
anything but ''mechanics;" and they having
no sympathy with the industrial classes,
and many of them having Cinnamon labor
ing at low wages in their vineyards, opposed
the adoption of the address, and rescinded
the resolutions already adopted. This mis-
representation of their views aroused the
real mechanics who are to hold a mass
meeting this evening. 1t is not unlikely that
the Institute will be broken up by the com
motioa, siace the anti-coolie leaders are men
of positive character aud high intelligence.
1t does not appear by what right bankers,
lawyers and doctors undertake to represent
the sentiments of mechanics.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

SuPERsEDEAs A murder is very rarely
committed of hate, aud the perpetrator con-
victed aud senteucei-no matter how noto-
riously infamous his previous life may have
been-but some officious lawyer discovers a
technical defect in the pleadings, and appeals
the case to the Supreme Court which body,
ia the exercise Of a remarkably generous
philanthropy, at once orders a superSedeas
to issue. The criminal is rescued from the
gallows the cause is remanded for a hear
ing, in which, nearly nine cases out of ten,
the ends of justice are defeated, and the
assassin and cut throat is permitted to 60
free Is it any wonder that so little value
is set upon human life in this State, when
those who destroy it have no fear of suffering
the penalty
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

CoNJuGAL CoNsoLATIoN.-Not far from here
resides queer old fellow, who, having been ten
years separated from his wife, ever telling of
her good qualities. Not long ago, the "good
Rhody," as he called her, died in ''the States,
and the sorrowful news having reached the sur
vivor, he carried the letter to friend, and with
tears in his eyes, said-"Wel, B.; Rhody's
dead. But if the Lord wanted her worse'n me,
LET HER RIP"
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26
NEVADA IrEMs.-The following items are

NEVADA lTEMs.-The following items are
clipped from the Democrat:
MALICIOUS MIscHIEF.-Patrick Kerogan
was committed to Jail yesterday, for fifteen
days, for malicious mischief. He was con-
victed at North San Juan for breaking down
door and other depredations.
NsANE-Michael 'Ccnners, who was
brought down from Moore's Flat last Satur-
day, charged with insanity, was examined
to-day by physicians, pronounced insane,
and will be sent to Stockton.
Cry TAxEs-About $l.70o was paid to
the City Marshal on Friday and Saturday,
on account of city taxes. The total amount
paid in thus far is $500, leaving a balance
of about $500 still due on the assessment
roll The delinquent list will be published
in a few days.
SALE OF HoGs-Frank Nelson the Pound
master, soldto- day, atauction, fourteen hogs,
tor S4S,5
The following are from the Transcript of
Thursday:
CAPTURE Horace p Russ is the agent of
the knicke kerbocker Co., aquartz mining COM
pany doing business a mile or two below
Grass Valley Mr.. Russ some time ago sent
his family to the States, and has recently been
overhaulng his business and settling it up.
On Sunday night last some fifteen or twenty
of his workmen, Cornishmen and lrshmen,
taking a notion into their enlightened nod
dies that he was going to absquatulate, for
cibly arrested him, and brought him up
towards Nevada to puthim injail. Arriving
as far asJ Byrnes office, in Grass Valley,
Mr.. Russ requested to be allowed to see him,
which was granted. Mr.. Pegg, a'Justce of
Grass Valley, was called in and the mob
finally induced to release Mr. Russ. On yes
terday he came to Nevada and confessedjudg
ment for S 500. We learn that Mr. Russ is
fully responsible and solvent, and that the
act was -gratHitous outrage. The kidnap-
pers had no warrant or other process. A
prosecution for false Imprisonment is said to
be contemplated.
Red Dog is TO have fine improvement, in
the shape of a snug theatre, capable of ac-
ommodating three hundred silters. 1t viii
be constructed on the plan of the late Fris sbie
theater'of Nevada. The foundation is'nearly
completed. Good companies are promised
appreciation if they will call after the build
ing is completed. The ''Dog" is increasing
in population and business and this is true
of the whole Of Little York Township.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

PosTpoNED-Crabtree's Gift Entertainment
has been postponed till Friday, the 10Th day of
March. 1t appears that Mr.. C. went high up in
the mountains to establish agencies for the sale
of his tickets, and got showed in. The number
of tickets disposed Of therefore, has not yet been
sufficiently large to justify immediate draw
ing He assures us that the rattle will take place
punctually at the time now last designated.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

To BES.-Tlre Territorial Enterprise says
"We are glad to notice that the Mary ySvlle
Appeal has been enlargea--a sare indication
of success. BEN AVERY, the editor. is a
gentleman and a fine writer; ifhe would only
chew tobacco, instead of cough lozenges. he
would be ss near perfect as editers generally
get to be-"
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

ALL THE BETTER.-'Quod," correspondent
of the Appeal says: "Two weeks of the session
have passed away, and but two bills have passed
the Legislature"
If two months had passed away with the same
result, it would be much better for the Treasury
and people.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

EProf. Davenport delivered an illustrative
lecture at the Methodist Church on Thursday
evening, on the subject of phrenology as con-
nected with psychology, etc. The attendance
was not large but good deal of sport was en-
loved. The heads of several citizens were exam
ined, and very equivocal traits of character as
cribed to one or two Of them.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

SoUTH CAROLINA LoGIC.-South Carolina
assumes that Major Anderson (the Govern
ment,) has committed an aggressive act in
retiring to Fort Summer. If retreating is
an act of aggression, the man who retreats
to avoid a blow is guilty of assault and
battery. and the Shouldcr-hitter much
injured ndividual.-Sacramento News.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

Rich CLEAN UP.-The Eureka Company of
this place, cleaned up on Tuesday, after twelve
days run, forty-three pounds nine of gold
equal, at $40 per o., Troy weight, to $3.50 |!
Who says the mines are giving out? There is
plenty more mining ground in this vicinity,
fully as rich, if not richer than this. All we
want is an investment of capital to develop it
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

JEWISH PAPER.-Dr. NJ. Bien, gentleman
of decided literary ability, has commenced the
publication at San Francisco, of the "True Pa
cifc Messenger" weekly paper, devoted to the
religion and interests of the Jewish nation. The
first number shows ereditably. Success to it.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

FIREMAN's BALL.-Rescue Hose Co., No. l.,
of Timbuctoo, has announced the intention of
giving Ball on the evening of the 22d of Feb
ruary. Jack Clark is admonished that he will be
expected to furnish the particulars--f any thing
spicy should occur.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

APPoINTMENT-Mrs. L. C. McKeeby, of Sc.
bastopol. has received the appointment of solici
tor in aid of the funds of the Washington Mon.
ument for this region.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26
sALE..-

NONSTABLE'S SALE..--
u State Of Cdtitornta, county Of Nevnda,
Township Of Bradgepo1t
Ry virtue of an execution to delivered, issued
from the court of r. IL Tafquhar, Esq, an acting
Justice of the Peace in ard for the county aforesaid
bearing date January 23d 1861. to satisfy judg
rendered by said Justice OF the Peace the 2d
day of january, 4. 1861 in favor of A. Puckett,
and against the Troy Mining Co.. at Kate Hayes Flat,
for the of S22S and so CENTS debt interest," dana
ges and costs of suit have taken in execution, and
will sell to the highest bidder for cash. certain lot
of mining claims located at Kate Hayes Flat, near
French Corral. Nevada county, Cal. said claims
known as the Troy Co. claims, and are bounded as
follows On the east by Brutus & Cos claims, and ON
the west by the Kate Hayes Cos. claims On
Saturday, tile 10th day of February,
A. d. 1s6I between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
o'clock p NJ in front of the office of r. Ii. Farquhar
ESQ., in the town of North San Ju state and county
aforesaid Taken the property of the Troy Co., to
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
North San Juan, January %. 1861.
w. S. EDWARDS, Constable.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

Esg@ Capt. N. G. Miller has been appointed
chairman of the Committee on Mines and
Mining Interests, of the Assembly, and J. c.
Eastman, chairman of the Committee on
Printing
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

Bsg-It is proposed that Union meetings
be held ali over the State on the 22d of Feb
ry-Washington's birth day. The idea
is good one, but the time mentioned ap-
pears remote.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

TTHANKs to Hon. N. c. Miller, for a copy
of the "Homographic Chart"
To E. T. Jordan, expressman, for the pictori-
ais, magazines, etc., and several other favors.
To Myrom Angel for express fayors.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

HOSE MAKING.-Attention is directed to the
advertisement of Mr.. Frank Soule, hose maker.
The reference which he gives is worthy of all
credibility.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26
THE LAW OF NEwspApERs.ll. Sulrscfiber

THE LAW OF FNEwsPAPERs-l Subscribers
who'do not give express notice to the contrary
sare considered as wishing to continue their
subscription.
2. If subscribers order their paper stopped
publishers may continue To send ii till all
charges paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the office or place to which
they are sent, they are held responsible
until they settletther bill and giyr notice to
discontinue them.
+. If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
paper is sent to its former direction, they
are'held responsible. Notice should always
he given of removal.
PostmasterS failing to give notice with
in three months, of the failure of II snpscri-
'ber to call for his paper, is liable for the
amount of the subscription.
The conrts have decided that refusing to
take paper periodical from tie office, or
removing and leaving it tuncalied for, is prima
facia evidence of frand.
Postmasters would oblige ny strict
fulhllment of the regulations requiring them
to notify publishers, once in three months,
of papers not taken from their Office by sub
Scrfbers.
Under the law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the counties in which they
ARE published.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26
l. E @ T U r e
CALVIN r.. NIcDONAln

Will deliver a Lecture in the NJ. E. Church this
Saturday evening, January 26th, at o'clock.
Subject: "RICHELIEU."
G5Tickets, so cents. Ladies free.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

WEALTH does not always improve Us.
man, as he gets to be worth more, may be
come worth less.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26
Columbia Hill Notice.

All persons at Columbia Hill and vicinity indebted
for Goods purchased at his Columbia Hill store, sold
by Charles Lauer De Young will please nav me be.
fore the 1st of February. If not paid on or before
the date above mentioned, he will proceed to collect
by law. Parties indebted will send by mail or other-
wise. w. NJ. COHN
North San Juan, Jan. H. 1861. ow
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

WAY cannot the Eaaperor Nepoleon insure
his life? Because no ore can be foard WHO
can make out his policy
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

WHY are Fixed stars like wicked old men?
Because they scintillate, (sin still late.)
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

A man passes for a sage if he seeks for
wisdom; if he thinks he has found it, he is a
fool.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

YoUNa lovers are called turtles, and they
are generally green turtles.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26
NORTH SAN JUAN, JAN. 20, 1851.

l.. P. FISHER, No FIJI Washington street San
Francisco, is only authorized Agent for that
city
RANDALL & CO, 'sTDztreet 's1arysvil.e .eresa
thorized TO receive advertisements and stbscrip-
tions for the Press at tiEit place.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-26

CUPERIOR San Juan cured HAMS, Shoul-
~ ders, Bacon, Salt Pork and Lard, constantly
On hand DEAN & BALDWIN.