April 25, 1866 (4 pages)

' Past st rec of vince ES . mts ‘om per d in ; my > destad = Ci 18 ‘ asa re ak Te ompecnin, Daily Granger. . 5 ene TSN eT ie BS aia Lote Wy. ck. ‘Nort BLvOMFIEbD.—A ‘cortespondent.}~" writing us from‘this:pince-eays a great ex‘gitement was kicked up in the town’ of North Bloomfield by ‘the discovery of a handsume piece of gold. He says: “F, Shotiéhet; Who has been working in the north bank of the creek, about. ene fourth of a mile above town, all winter, making -from three to eight dollars per day, iately started, a.small cut in towards the hill, and \while working, Friday, found quite a rich specimen. It is a blue washed quartz rock, measuring four inches across its surface, 14 inches in thicknees on an average, and weighing three and a half. pounds avoirdupois. ts intrinsic value is variously, estimated at from two to three hundred dollars, Next day everybody went to see the hole it came-out_of, keenly inspecting each gravel . bank on the wey, to see if they coud not find a kindred piece. [Since the above-was in ae Mr. Poquil: . ” lon has brought the specimen to-our office. It more: thao sustains the description of our correspondent, A broad. band of gold runs through the quartz. We=should estimate .it one half gold.—Ed. ] Co’s. ditch having become clogged up ity ~ sediment, between here and Eureka South, owing to which the compatiy could not sup. ply the amount of water required. throughout this viéinity. They, the Ditch Co. have quite’a nuimber of hands employed ‘cleaning it out, and when that is done work: will be again resumed, Up to this time, all-the claims here have yielded well. R. C. Black, who now owns the old Jacob claims, has beea taking out between $2,000 and $3,000 each run of from 8t0 10 days. The Jenny Lind Co-., adjoining, have been making net profituf from 6 to'8 dollars per day to the man. The Canadian, Marlow and:Montreul Co's. have each done better this season than for several preceding ones. Oar claims here are all good, and could a few capital” ists be induced to invest & part of their surplus cash im running a tunnel into this place, instead of their buying up “wild cat,” not only would they be largely remunerated, but:would, be the’ means of enabling us to work our claime the year round, instead of 3 months each year, and the way we would roll out the gold would astonish every one. Quartz Discoveries.— Within the past few days.some seven or eight good ledges have been found:on Deer Creek, about three miles from town. One of these ledges is about three fect in thickness and the rock bears the appearance of the best quality, although none of it has been crushed. We ~ learn,a few tons will be brought to the French mill some time this week “for crush< ing. Another of the above ‘ledges is about. eighteen inches in thickness, and a picce of thé quartz taken out at a distuncé ‘of fourteon. feet shows any amount of galena and is doubtless a yery valuable lode. In the immediate vicinity of the above, men ‘are engaged, in opening several ledges and their prospect is’ decidedly goud. There is no danger now. vf ledges nut being ‘thoroughly prospected, as men see the foolishness of sinking a shaft twenty or thirty feet dnd then leaving it for others to make.a @rtune out of it. Fine LepcGu.—For a ad “steady paying ledge, we,.believe. the Green Mountarn Company’s. situated on Deer Creek, at the head _of-Merchie’s ravine, 23 miles from this city, takes the premium. They havé & very large and ‘extensive lead and opened . .’ in such a manner that they could work at: Teast @ hundred men to good advantage, who sould get-out quartz enough tu keep'a dozen mills running. night aod day,. Last week seventy-five tons of ‘rock frm this lead was crushed at the Drietital mill and yielded the sum of'$2,000 over'and abave expenses. Ho! For Monrand.—If ture is a wan . in Nevada county who contemplates visiting the Montana mines, we would suggest that he first call at “Blaze’s’" ‘Saloon, on the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, and 4e¢ the large and beautiful quartz epecimeawhich was foynd in this county a few days 20. Itie valued at $300 and. is-the pret‘ticat piece of geld and quartz that'has been tound onthe coast. “Blaze” says the fools 4re not all déad, and. if it had been brought from Montana it would have been the means of {reezing to déxth atleast 500 men, aud = heer Start that'aamb pamery dyed of, ““Blqes'e avd Boe . . All sorts by the § Winter 8 frown ava paseed ) sea ise ret Sus Seed Benes With radiant smiles Sod color® ga Proclaiming ;Wiuter’s Feaieuite'Gas ‘The skies seemed’ bathed in deeper bans The sgaring clouds in purer white; * ‘Wate earth seemed re-created new, A paradise for man’s delight. But the kindly garb that Nature wears, Resplendent though it be, Is not half so dazzling to ‘the eye As the Spring and Summer styles NOW TO BE SEEN AT UST RECEIVED and : Pi manne ED and now openiug at the Clothing Emporium 5 ore . Cor.of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada city, oe A Large and splendid Stock of Gents’ and Boys’ FASHIONABLE CLOTHING . ! Selected expressly for this market of the most apae aproved Styles for the At present all mining operations are i cS, pended in consequence of the Eureka/La Spring and Summer Trade! And of qualities unsurpassed b any Clothing House inthe State, which will be soi ‘atsach pak oe ~ Low Rates! ri cannot fail to give ‘complete satisfattion. We hyve in aad @ Superior Stuck of FINE. DRESS SUITS! ! BUSINESS ‘SUITS! New Styles of Every Description, — Latest Siy.e SPRING HATS, including the celebrated Peto and Resorte Hats ! Just introduced. Two Hundred Pair. —Or— Bankert’s Best Philadelphia Boots, Just Unpacked.and for sule at IMPORTERS’ RATES! All “kidds of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, . . Bee " Mebtatae: for the season. ~—~—~Alse a well selected assortment for ladies and Childrens? Wear ! . FURNISHING coobs, In great variety from thé Finest By Gents’ French Silk and Lambs? Wool Underwrappers and Drawers, Down to the most economical Grey and White Merino, Fine White and Flannel Shirts, ana Thread Socks, Cravats, Ties, GLOVES, &e, &e. &. Trunks, Valises, . s, Sachels, &c. &e. Our Spring stock is the Lurgest to be~found in Ne7 vada couuty and our facilities in procuring our goods direct trom New Y om ond Philadelphia, and having been purchased at prevailing Iceduced Rates in the Kastern markets, evables us to Sell our Goods at Lower Rates than any other Heuse in the County ! —— All of our Wintér Clothing now instore, will be sold at GREATLY REDUCED KATES ! Call and examine. P. BANNER, Importer, Wholesale & Retail Dealer, COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS, Nevada. March 28th. TY HARDWARE ! Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. NAILS, : keg or pound For sale’ by ‘GREGORY & WAITE. . QUARTZ MILLS FOR SALE. A Fifteen St Stamp Mill] ! A Five, Stamp, Mills. TTHEE of tho shore, a se willy be sold Chéap ‘for Cash, or w upon a good vein on reasonable terms. ae As porte, cash and an ;. infterest in the vein. Parties having god Cidinis on in want of a Mill of an pea cued: fin og He Shik t, to state particular aren, sod SCRIPT J OFFI apo . New Spring Clothing ! 4 Great & Glorious News FOR THE LADIES 1! — co . . a See . Old Prices Again !. s A. GOLDSMITH “W OULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Nei vada and Vicinity that.he has received ms ‘Finest and Best selected” STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GooDs. Ever -exhibited in Nevada, And which will be sold at ASTONISHING LOW PRICES. —_—— The Public will find it preety to their adv auiage to call. and examine his Goods and Prices before purehasing’ elsewhere. oe He is determined not to be Undersold b. any other House in Nevada County. ‘Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended him sinte opening. business here he kindly solicits a continuance Of the same. A. GOLDSMITH, . ‘Corner of Broad and Pine Streets: . HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. ROWN and BLEACHED SHIRTINGS and Sheeting of all widths. . T@ble Linens, Towelings, Napkins, Bed Quilts, &c, a: GOLDSMITW’S, DRESS GOODS. RINTS, Chambreys, Delaines, Poi de Chaes: Ginghams, Alpaccas, Poplins, French and English Lustres and Bareges. Also a full: assortment of Black and Colored Silks, at A. GOLDSMITH’S. Ce at MILLINERY GOODS. ONNETS and HATS of all descriptions and latest styles. trimmed and untrimmed. French Flowers, Hat-and’Bonnet Frames, &c. &c , at A. GOLDSMITH’S, CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS. ASQUES and SACKS, Lace GCaribaldi’s and Berthas all of thé latest styles and trimmed in the handsomest manner at, A. GOLDSMITH’S. Carpets, Oil Cloths, MATTINCS, RUCS, &e. &C. XrTLhe best assortment in the county, at A. GOLDSMITH’S. NEW GOODS! Received by Every” Steamer, . —AT~ ies coLDsiitH’s. 0, April 12th, 0deie ai e Redaction’ in’ Peet rf. Hrenak Prints Two Bits and a half. ===> brated Golicn-Balsan,a preparation following rates: —@HRAT BARGAINT “€ hee a ete ay Ve rv? iff .fayce : ‘ed to the Ladies of of Nevada Gout. eeaceeeeimanal SOL. pat elt I [ AS JUST RETURNED from San FranCisco .with a large and most: magnificent Dry and Fancy Goods, Hats, Silks 'é&c. My Stock consists in part of _ SILK MANTILLAS, DRESS. Goops, = HATS, SILKS, & latge and beaatiful assortment, and in faet every. ‘thing else usually four— . in a First Class Dry Goods Establishment, Lévi-atthese Prices’ ~-Prints-One-Bit ‘anda halfa yard. ‘. Bleached and Unbleached Muslin ! TWO BITS A YARD. To every person purchasing a Silk Dress at my Store, I will give them-a:Calico Dress. Ladies, —before purchasing anything in the Dry Goods line, in this city, call atmy store and examine the goods and prices. No Humbuging—I sell cheaper than any store:in.the.town. SOL. ROSENTHAL, Commercial Street, Opposite the Masonic Halk Nevada, April 22. $100 Reward For an Incurable Case! ier ft Special attention is respectfully «directed; to our exclusive manufacture of the celepre “never known to lai] in the cure of Syphilis, in all its stages, and used in the }’rench hospitals: for the last ten yéars with the greatest succesk. For obvious reasons, we cannot publish the ‘teatimoniats (6 .the thousatds. who have’ been eured by: it, but in the innumerable cases in Which it has been administered we have to learn an instance of its failure. GOLDEN ALSAM No. 3; for first and second stages, . pee! as sores on the legs or body, sure eyes, Golden Balsam, No. 2, tor tertiary, Mercu poe or Syphilitic Rheumatism, pains in the: bones, etc. Sent.by express to any part of the Pacific Coast. Price, Fitty dollars per dozen, or . Five Dollars per bottte. C.F. RICHARDS, &: CO: Wholesale ani retail Drugyists and Chen ists, corner Clay and Sansome Sts. San Francisco, sole agents, to whom ali orders must be addGressea Also, agents for, celebrated . Spanish Antidote, apreparation warran. ted to cure Gonorrhiae, Gieet, Irrita 7 tion, Gravel, and all Urinary Derangements,. Neither ef the above genuine without our signature across the face of the (labelad ki avr NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! _ LADIES, RALLY ! Gor TO THE NEW D DRY Goons STORE CLINE & NOVITZKY, No. 30 Commercial Street, and convince yourselves of the Great Reduction in Prices since we opened our spores _ Our stock consists in part of the choicest and best selected stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! Ever brought to Nevada city. B. CLINE, H, NOVITZKY. _ New ana Valuable Books. ‘ THE undersigned takes pleagure in announcing to the citizens of Nevada county. thathe, bas the sdle 'y for the following valuable works, to wit: Cobbins’ Domestic Bible, Pierce’s Cottage Cyclopedia, and Browne’s Four years-in Secessia.— The above works are sold only by subscription and will be delivered to subscribers in a short time at the al8 Domestic Bible,.. .812 00 cye oainy ePeeeeseeteoeeee ri} £8: Four yéarsin Secessia, 3 5 . W.8. DAY, Nevada. April 11th, 1866. ‘ pin: e half of ofthe o} a Pier Saldons in Moore’s Fiat, ts omit Rar tere i if chea). Itisa cormer Saloon and doing a good business. One half of the entire property will be sold, which wae of ager te billiard mores lot @ ee iM: esl oa re prot cella dy tary] chance four any ,ove to engage in the ve sa bay ay se Fae frit culars enquire of Greeny © Een & E Ph g ae Cokin a etors, pes bes) MON ROE. ‘ROCTRINE ‘a Roa AME Rica: {MILITARY . GOVERNMENT FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR RERELS . ! ey ——— All who endorse the abte’s are @ solic ~ ited to make their. HEADQUARTERS aT THE STORE ROOMS —or— Crawford » Leavitt & Co, mwhere I they will find at ali times A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK oF IRON, STEEL, POWDER, FUSE, Mining and Farming Tools, Groceries & Provisions FLOUR AND FEED, WINES AND LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, §. Etc. Ete. s friends for their patrouage during the past ‘year, which we have endeavored to Zain, and hope to retwin and increase by a fair and honorable course of dealing. : Our Prices are made at a fair living advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market rates, without which, no Honge can long sustain either itself, its credit or its oe OUR TERMS ARE CASH . Or 30 days to approved orsdtiqnadé. All accounts averaging] over our ‘*Time” limit, will invariably be fc ed with. interest as upon money loaned. All who f vor our’ business terme are respectiully solicited to extend ,us, or continue their patronage. ' Allerrors of our own, or employees promptly rectified upon’ being brought to our notice. —eee = ARE AGENTS FOR Almaden Quicksilver COMPANY. Will sell FOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight added. . pert cee , All indebted to .our Firm on the ". ldst yeara” biisineas are requested to settle their. accounts at once. " Goa tec sa jie. Crawford Leavitt a ( Co eomede\ Moore's Flat, April 20th HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE, + Wwe. return. ‘thanks to our idkiny Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT.

' Past st rec of vince ES . mts ‘om per d in ; my > destad = Ci 18 ‘ asa re ak Te ompecnin, Daily Granger. . 5 ene TSN eT ie BS aia Lote Wy. ck. ‘Nort BLvOMFIEbD.—A ‘cortespondent.}~" writing us from‘this:pince-eays a great ex‘gitement was kicked up in the town’ of North Bloomfield by ‘the discovery of a handsume piece of gold. He says: “F, Shotiéhet; Who has been working in the north bank of the creek, about. ene fourth of a mile above town, all winter, making -from three to eight dollars per day, iately started, a.small cut in towards the hill, and \while working, Friday, found quite a rich specimen. It is a blue washed quartz rock, measuring four inches across its surface, 14 inches in thicknees on an average, and weighing three and a half. pounds avoirdupois. ts intrinsic value is variously, estimated at from two to three hundred dollars, Next day everybody went to see the hole it came-out_of, keenly inspecting each gravel . bank on the wey, to see if they coud not find a kindred piece. [Since the above-was in ae Mr. Poquil: . ” lon has brought the specimen to-our office. It more: thao sustains the description of our correspondent, A broad. band of gold runs through the quartz. We=should estimate .it one half gold.—Ed. ] Co’s. ditch having become clogged up ity ~ sediment, between here and Eureka South, owing to which the compatiy could not sup. ply the amount of water required. throughout this viéinity. They, the Ditch Co. have quite’a nuimber of hands employed ‘cleaning it out, and when that is done work: will be again resumed, Up to this time, all-the claims here have yielded well. R. C. Black, who now owns the old Jacob claims, has beea taking out between $2,000 and $3,000 each run of from 8t0 10 days. The Jenny Lind Co-., adjoining, have been making net profituf from 6 to'8 dollars per day to the man. The Canadian, Marlow and:Montreul Co's. have each done better this season than for several preceding ones. Oar claims here are all good, and could a few capital” ists be induced to invest & part of their surplus cash im running a tunnel into this place, instead of their buying up “wild cat,” not only would they be largely remunerated, but:would, be the’ means of enabling us to work our claime the year round, instead of 3 months each year, and the way we would roll out the gold would astonish every one. Quartz Discoveries.— Within the past few days.some seven or eight good ledges have been found:on Deer Creek, about three miles from town. One of these ledges is about three fect in thickness and the rock bears the appearance of the best quality, although none of it has been crushed. We ~ learn,a few tons will be brought to the French mill some time this week “for crush< ing.. Another of the above ‘ledges is about. eighteen inches in thickness, and a picce of thé quartz taken out at a distuncé ‘of fourteon. feet shows any amount of galena and is doubtless a yery valuable lode. In the immediate vicinity of the above, men ‘are engaged, in opening several ledges and their prospect is’ decidedly goud. There is no danger now. vf ledges nut being ‘thoroughly prospected, as men see the foolishness of sinking a shaft twenty or thirty feet dnd then leaving it for others to make.a @rtune out of it. Fine LepcGu.—For a ad “steady paying ledge, we,.believe. the Green Mountarn Company’s. situated on Deer Creek, at the head _of-Merchie’s ravine, 23 miles from this city, takes the premium. They havé & very large and ‘extensive lead and opened . .’ in such a manner that they could work at: Teast @ hundred men to good advantage, who sould get-out quartz enough tu keep'a dozen mills running. night aod day,. Last week seventy-five tons of ‘rock frm this lead was crushed at the Drietital mill and yielded the sum of'$2,000 over'and abave expenses. Ho! For Monrand.—If ture is a wan . in Nevada county who contemplates visiting the Montana mines, we would suggest that he first call at “Blaze’s’" ‘Saloon, on the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, and 4e¢ the large and beautiful quartz epecimeawhich was foynd in this county a few days 20. Itie valued at $300 and. is-the pret‘ticat piece of geld and quartz that'has been tound onthe coast. “Blaze” says the fools 4re not all déad, and. if it had been brought from Montana it would have been the means of {reezing to déxth atleast 500 men, aud = heer Start that'aamb pamery dyed of, ““Blqes'e avd Boe . . All sorts by the § Winter 8 frown ava paseed ) sea ise ret Sus Seed Benes With radiant smiles Sod color® ga Proclaiming ;Wiuter’s Feaieuite'Gas ‘The skies seemed’ bathed in deeper bans The sgaring clouds in purer white; * ‘Wate earth seemed re-created new, A paradise for man’s delight. But the kindly garb that Nature wears, Resplendent though it be, Is not half so dazzling to ‘the eye As the Spring and Summer styles NOW TO BE SEEN AT UST RECEIVED and : Pi manne ED and now openiug at the Clothing Emporium 5 ore . Cor.of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada city, oe A Large and splendid Stock of Gents’ and Boys’ FASHIONABLE CLOTHING . ! Selected expressly for this market of the most apae aproved Styles for the At present all mining operations are i cS, pended in consequence of the Eureka/La Spring and Summer Trade! And of qualities unsurpassed b any Clothing House inthe State, which will be soi ‘atsach pak oe ~ Low Rates! ri cannot fail to give ‘complete satisfattion. We hyve in aad @ Superior Stuck of FINE. DRESS SUITS! ! BUSINESS ‘SUITS! New Styles of Every Description, — Latest Siy.e SPRING HATS, including the celebrated Peto and Resorte Hats ! Just introduced. Two Hundred Pair. —Or— Bankert’s Best Philadelphia Boots, Just Unpacked.and for sule at IMPORTERS’ RATES! All “kidds of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, . . Bee " Mebtatae: for the season. ~—~—~Alse a well selected assortment for ladies and Childrens? Wear ! . FURNISHING coobs, In great variety from thé Finest By Gents’ French Silk and Lambs? Wool Underwrappers and Drawers, Down to the most economical Grey and White Merino, Fine White and Flannel Shirts, ana Thread Socks, Cravats, Ties, GLOVES, &e, &e. &. Trunks, Valises, . s, Sachels, &c. &e. Our Spring stock is the Lurgest to be~found in Ne7 vada couuty and our facilities in procuring our goods direct trom New Y om ond Philadelphia, and having been purchased at prevailing Iceduced Rates in the Kastern markets, evables us to Sell our Goods at Lower Rates than any other Heuse in the County ! —— All of our Wintér Clothing now instore, will be sold at GREATLY REDUCED KATES ! Call and examine. P. BANNER, Importer, Wholesale & Retail Dealer, COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS, Nevada. March 28th. TY HARDWARE ! Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. NAILS, : keg or pound For sale’ by ‘GREGORY & WAITE. . QUARTZ MILLS FOR SALE. A Fifteen St Stamp Mill] ! A Five, Stamp, Mills. TTHEE of tho shore, a se willy be sold Chéap ‘for Cash, or w upon a good vein on reasonable terms. ae As porte, cash and an ;. infterest in the vein. Parties having god Cidinis on in want of a Mill of an pea cued: fin og He Shik t, to state particular aren, sod SCRIPT J OFFI apo . New Spring Clothing ! 4 Great & Glorious News FOR THE LADIES 1! — co . . a See . Old Prices Again !. s

A. GOLDSMITH “W OULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Nei vada and Vicinity that.he has received ms ‘Finest and Best selected” STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GooDs. Ever -exhibited in Nevada, And which will be sold at ASTONISHING LOW PRICES. —_—— The Public will find it preety to their adv auiage to call. and examine his Goods and Prices before purehasing’ elsewhere. oe He is determined not to be Undersold b. any other House in Nevada County. ‘Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended him sinte opening. business here he kindly solicits a continuance Of the same. A. GOLDSMITH, . ‘Corner of Broad and Pine Streets: . HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. ROWN and BLEACHED SHIRTINGS and Sheeting of all widths. . T@ble Linens, Towelings, Napkins, Bed Quilts, &c, a: GOLDSMITW’S, DRESS GOODS. RINTS, Chambreys, Delaines, Poi de Chaes: Ginghams, Alpaccas, Poplins, French and English Lustres and Bareges. Also a full: assortment of Black and Colored Silks, at A. GOLDSMITH’S. Ce at MILLINERY GOODS. ONNETS and HATS of all descriptions and latest styles. trimmed and untrimmed. French Flowers, Hat-and’Bonnet Frames, &c. &c , at A. GOLDSMITH’S, CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS. ASQUES and SACKS, Lace GCaribaldi’s and Berthas all of thé latest styles and trimmed in the handsomest manner at, A. GOLDSMITH’S. Carpets, Oil Cloths, MATTINCS, RUCS, &e. &C. XrTLhe best assortment in the county, at A. GOLDSMITH’S. NEW GOODS! Received by Every” Steamer, . —AT~ ies coLDsiitH’s. 0, April 12th, 0deie ai e Redaction’ in’ Peet rf. Hrenak Prints Two Bits and a half. ===> brated Golicn-Balsan,a preparation following rates: —@HRAT BARGAINT “€ hee a ete ay Ve rv? iff .fayce : ‘ed to the Ladies of of Nevada Gout. eeaceeeeimanal SOL. pat elt I [ AS JUST RETURNED from San FranCisco .with a large and most: magnificent Dry and Fancy Goods, Hats, Silks 'é&c. My Stock consists in part of _ SILK MANTILLAS, DRESS. Goops, = HATS, SILKS, & latge and beaatiful assortment, and in faet every. ‘thing else usually four— . in a First Class Dry Goods Establishment, Lévi-atthese Prices’ ~-Prints-One-Bit ‘anda halfa yard. ‘. Bleached and Unbleached Muslin ! TWO BITS A YARD. To every person purchasing a Silk Dress at my Store, I will give them-a:Calico Dress. Ladies, —before purchasing anything in the Dry Goods line, in this city, call atmy store and examine the goods and prices. No Humbuging—I sell cheaper than any store:in.the.town. SOL. ROSENTHAL, Commercial Street, Opposite the Masonic Halk Nevada, April 22. $100 Reward For an Incurable Case! ier ft Special attention is respectfully «directed; to our exclusive manufacture of the celepre “never known to lai] in the cure of Syphilis, in all its stages, and used in the }’rench hospitals: for the last ten yéars with the greatest succesk. For obvious reasons, we cannot publish the ‘teatimoniats (6 .the thousatds. who have’ been eured by: it, but in the innumerable cases in Which it has been administered we have to learn an instance of its failure. GOLDEN ALSAM No. 3; for first and second stages, . pee! as sores on the legs or body, sure eyes, Golden Balsam, No. 2, tor tertiary, Mercu poe or Syphilitic Rheumatism, pains in the: bones, etc. Sent.by express to any part of the Pacific Coast. Price, Fitty dollars per dozen, or . Five Dollars per bottte. C.F. RICHARDS, &: CO: Wholesale ani retail Drugyists and Chen ists, corner Clay and Sansome Sts. San Francisco, sole agents, to whom ali orders must be addGressea Also, agents for, celebrated . Spanish Antidote, apreparation warran. ted to cure Gonorrhiae, Gieet, Irrita 7 tion, Gravel, and all Urinary Derangements,. Neither ef the above genuine without our signature across the face of the (labelad ki avr NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! _ LADIES, RALLY ! Gor TO THE NEW D DRY Goons STORE CLINE & NOVITZKY, No. 30 Commercial Street, and convince yourselves of the Great Reduction in Prices since we opened our spores _ Our stock consists in part of the choicest and best selected stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! Ever brought to Nevada city. B. CLINE, H, NOVITZKY. _ New ana Valuable Books. ‘ THE undersigned takes pleagure in announcing to the citizens of Nevada county. thathe, bas the sdle 'y for the following valuable works, to wit: Cobbins’ Domestic Bible, Pierce’s Cottage Cyclopedia, and Browne’s Four years-in Secessia.— The above works are sold only by subscription and will be delivered to subscribers in a short time at the al8 Domestic Bible,.... .812 00 cye oainy ePeeeeseeteoeeee ri} £8: Four yéarsin Secessia, 3 5 . W.8. DAY, Nevada. April 11th, 1866. ‘ pin: e half of ofthe o} a Pier Saldons in Moore’s Fiat, ts omit Rar tere i if chea). Itisa cormer Saloon and doing a good business. One half of the entire property will be sold, which wae of ager te billiard mores lot @ ee iM: esl oa re prot cella dy tary] chance four any ,ove to engage in the ve sa bay ay se Fae frit culars enquire of Greeny © Een & E Ph g ae Cokin a etors, pes bes) MON ROE. ‘ROCTRINE ‘a Roa AME Rica: {MILITARY . GOVERNMENT FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR RERELS . ! ey ——— All who endorse the abte’s are @ solic ~ ited to make their. HEADQUARTERS aT THE STORE ROOMS —or— Crawford » Leavitt & Co, mwhere I they will find at ali times A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK oF IRON, STEEL, POWDER, FUSE, Mining and Farming Tools, Groceries & Provisions FLOUR AND FEED, WINES AND LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, §. Etc. Ete. s friends for their patrouage during the past ‘year, which we have endeavored to Zain, and hope to retwin and increase by a fair and honorable course of dealing. : Our Prices are made at a fair living advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market rates, without which, no Honge can long sustain either itself, its credit or its oe OUR TERMS ARE CASH . Or 30 days to approved orsdtiqnadé. All accounts averaging] over our ‘*Time” limit, will invariably be fc ed with. interest as upon money loaned. All who f vor our’ business terme are respectiully solicited to extend ,us, or continue their patronage. ' Allerrors of our own, or employees promptly rectified upon’ being brought to our notice. —eee = ARE AGENTS FOR Almaden Quicksilver COMPANY. Will sell FOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight added. . pert cee , All indebted to .our Firm on the ". ldst yeara” biisineas are requested to settle their. accounts at once. " Goa tec sa jie. Crawford Leavitt a ( Co eomede\ Moore's Flat, April 20th HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE, + Wwe. return. ‘thanks to our idkiny Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT.