December 21, 1865 (4 pages)

E it is the . inform hig. s in receipt ODS, E, Streets, his bods,‘icular atamine hig lly kepe Store, inglish holsale lL, will be by stathan éver advanced, ices with :0f 25 per &e. UITH’S, t styles e of Sae . er imported material. “4 We = See Bee eS SS eee onan yy a ' Pati Ww Daily 4 ‘Bi es , as 2 ey * So-piers’ Onpiaw Daucurexs —Mrs. > Lizzie Bell, of New York, isnow in this city soliciting aid toward the foundation of an . Asylum for the support aad education of the daughters of soldiers who have fallen in defense of the nation. Mrs. Bell has raised a. —large amount in this State, and she will remain in this city and Graes Valley several days, during which time she will actively _ Canvass for donations, We bupe these of _ our citizens that are able—and all can give something—will respond liberally to her appeals. Money cannot be applied to a nobler purpose, Mrs. Bell comes well recommended and her enterprise is heatily endors~ ed. She has letters from Gen. Jubn A. Dix, and Governer Fenton of New York; the latter says: “I commend her humane effort to the favorable consideration of the people.” From San Francisco she brings commendations from R. C. Ralston, R. G. Sneath, J. W. Stow and other prominent gentlemen. Goverver Low 8} euks oy bly of the enterprise and commends thé case . to the peeple. -Gen, McDowell writes a letter in which he says: “She brings such testimonials from prominent gentlemen in the East. both civil and military, that I have no hesitation 1n commending her to the good people of the Pucific States, in the hope she may receive the aii which the noble charity in which she is engaged so justly entitles her.” The institution for which Mra. Bell is soliciting is to be erected in one of the inta. ’ rior cities of New York, New Sipe WALK.—The enterprising residents on Gethsemane street, Piety Hill, are engsged in-making an excellent improves ment. A substantial five foot side walk is deing built the entire length of thy street.— The down town folks would do well'to ims bibe a little energy from the Piety Hillers. THEATRE Bauu.-A’ grand ball will be given at the Theatre on next Monday night. The supper will be gotten up by Mr. and ‘Mrs. Bailey, which is a-sure guarantee that it will be A No. 1, und the table will be sét upon the stage. The best of music will be provided ‘and no pains will be spared, by the managers, to make it the most agreeable party of the seasun, “The Theatre fluor is one of the best for dancing in the county. . . We hope to seea large crowd at the Theatre on Monday night. a -$ALE oF A Mine.—F. Tilton, Eaq., has sold a one-sixth interest in the Star Spangled Banner claim, to C, Chandler, for $10,000, We understand that the purchaser was offered an advance ef $1000 on his purchase before he had it twenty-four hours. This mine continues to improve, When the hoisting works and mill are completed the value of the mine, will grevtly increase. REDUCTION IN THE PRice OF WATER. We areinformed that ata miners’ meeting, recently held at -Moore’s Flat, the claim ownérs en the upper part of the ridge com" bined together for the purpose of securing a reduction in the price of water. -On Tuesday last they requested Col. Abbey, Superintendent of the Eureka Lake Canal Company, to.reduce the price of water to twelve and half cents per inch, exclusive of all taxes THe CuristTMAs. TreEe.—We are requested to state that all the committees appointed to make preparations for the Christmas tree and ali teachers connected with -the School are desired to meet at the Meth. odist Church this evening at 7 e’clock. It is important that all interested should be in attendance as the distribution of presents will take place on Saturday night and } the time is short for preparations. New Goops—expressiy for Christmas and New Years.—Just received a large as sortment of Boys’ Clothing, complete suits, manufactured in San Francisco, comprising . freight added, the latest styles, for the holidays. Parents who wish to present theic boys with a spléndid suit will find precisely what they want by calling at.P. Batiner’s. Somethiag new— no more Shoddy Clothing—coat, vest and], pants, made from Califoruia wool, at the Pi#oneer Mills, in San Francisco, just the kind’ for boys—warranted to outlast any eastern d19-1w You May Cune Your Cuipren, if they inherit any taint of Scrofula, any weakness ef childhood, the effects of scarlet fever, measles, hooping cough; swelling of the plessness, want-of appetite, worms, &c., © favoraf FOR THE BENEFIT OF © ¢ THE NEVADA THEATER CO Company, will give a te "GRAND BALLL, On Monday Evening, December 25th, “AT THE NEW THEATER, For the purpose of paying some debts standing against the building. w EP Marselus, 11 Rolfe, A H-Hanson, J A Martin, T W Sigourney, Jas Colley, I T Saxby, G Morgan, A D Tower, A Haas, A Goldsmith, David Belden, T B MeFarland, G W Kidd, C M Bates, E G Waite, Wm H Crawford, J Harvey Helm, RH Farquhar, J W Hinds, James Davis, J McNeely, W BR Coe, P Banner, C Beckman. Floor Managers—P Stampf,. John Bazley, Ira A Eaton, C McElvey, John ‘A Lancaster, W Evans, RB Gentry, MS Deal, V Schmidtburg. Z * All are invited to attend. . 126 : a YES, THEY HAVE ARRIVED ! A Large and Magnificent Stock of Of the Very Latest Styles t AT ation S. HAAS & CO’S, Corner,of. Pine and Commercial Sts. : Nevada City. —— Semteaienal AVESSRS 8S. HAAS & CO., would inform the people of thts city and county that they have just received a most magnificent stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, of the Latest New York style. These goods are offered for sale AT PANIC PRICES ! we do, NO, NOT ONE! . / Our Stock of RUBBER GOODS, of all kinds, Clothing, : Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Ladies’ Shoes, Misses’ Shoes, 2 AND Children’s Shoes is the Largest in Nevada County ! provéswhat it is represented tu be, cull on 8. HAAS & CO. Bake * IZ you pONT WANT TO PAY 25 per cent more, for the sume kiad of Goods, then call on : “8. HAAS & 60. None ever go away fromthis Store : DISSATISF IED With Prices, Fit or Quality of Goods ! Our immense stock of Fashionable Clothing comprising every necessary for a complete : outfit, consisting in part of ' Black, Blue and Brown Beaver Frock Coats, in the latest style ; Cassimere Business Suits, of every style and quality: Together with an endless variety uf Uvercuats, Don’t believe a word of this but call and see for yourself ! S. HAAS & COMPANY. AGENCY OF THE New Almaden Quicksilver Mining COMEPANY. q ‘ FA a 100 FLASKS QUICKSILVER, in store, from the above mine and fur sale at San Francisco Wholesale Price, Crawford, Leavitt & Co. ¥ Agents for Nevada. . an §2 Broad and 48 Pine Streets. _ ‘Hurrah for the Holidays ! TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! NICK. SLOCOVICH, bgp na ans mea Se rh Lr nlga the most magnificent stoc of Toys, Fancy Goods and Nick Naxs ever brought to the mountains. Pi 4 He has Toys, Guns, Swords and accoutrements ore bi Pipl prctiwrn nants sega to call and look at the new Nevada, Nov. 24th.<-1m “GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL! 4 F The Trustees of the Nevada Theater Managers—A A Sargent, T P Hawley, R M Hunt FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! None Sell Clothing as Cheap as I~ OU WANT CLOTHING that wil . ‘Black, Blue and Brown Cloth Frock Coats, made up . aan Dolls of every variety) Who will BOOTS AND sHoes! _ WILLIAM R. CoE, . Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets’ _ NEVADA CITY. a i oe E have just received a * , . Consisting et. Gents? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, _ Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s _ Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &c., &c, From the best manufacturers of New York, Philadeiphia and: Boston. Bg Fa Oey : Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, ‘and Children’s Shoes, Just‘ from the Manufactory, received by the las ‘Steamer. I dso have full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, Miller's Celebrated Harness Black: ing, Neats Foot Oil,§ ‘ . French Calf, Kip, Lining. Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs,.Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in,faet everything to be found in a first-class Shoe and '. Finding Store. Repairtng dove in the best style: Boots and Shoes made to order I And a good fit warranted in évery case. T keep Roots of my own manufacture always on hand and will sell all my Goods, ~~ i@ Cheaper than any other House in town! .47 . Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, $20. Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 33e. Bemember the Corner! Nevada, Noyember 1th. . FALL IMPORTATION ! cen CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! FOR THE j FALL & WINTER TRADE! JUST RECEIVED AT P. BANNER’S Corner. of Broad and Pine Streets, A Large and Splendid Stock of MENS CLOTHING, BO WS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS. : HATS AND CAPS, RUBBER CLOTHING, _ ®RUNKS AND VALISEs, Together with an endless vatlety of . . ( Fine and Heavy Boots, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters Of every description. od These Goods have been selected expressly for this market and are especially adapted for Fat and Winier Wear. x And for Make, Style and Fit cannot> he surpassed by : any Establishment. in this State. Goods will be sold at Lower Rates than at any other Housein Nevada County. Also, a large stock of _ ‘CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all sizes and colors — constantly on hand. ” @Ve invite the attention of all in want of anything in our line to give a call, as our, stock will be found complete in every particular and satisfaction guaranteed. P. BANNER. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, Oct. 18th _—_— . J.L CALDWELL, __ Attorney and Connadine at Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street Nevada City. 'J,1. Caldwell, Notary PubJliedfor Nevadacoun y and Commissioner for the State of Nevads NOTICE. _ y Friends and. Patrons of the undersigned are’ T béreby notified that they have sold out their entire Estate, Stock and-geed will in the Livery Businessinthis place to. J. B. COOKE AND H.C. DADE, on the business of the concern at the old stand * We bespeak a liberal share of the pub: = ‘HUFFAKER & BRO. North San Juan, December Lith, . di4 A FEW HUNDRED reai Black Ham S NEW STOCK OF GooDs,. a he” ah uaa DEALERS IN MINERS’ TOOLS, &e. & NO. 59 BROAD STREET. UR -STOCK IS THE LARGEST and best selected in the mountains and we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. By fair and. honorable dealing we hope to secure a share of public patronage. : During the several months we have been in business the appreciation of the public has been beyond our most sanguine expectations. s We have established a House where our friends and the public can get good articles if they are tobe fouud in the market without paying the bad debts of others, &rCash customers or those just as good are the kind we are hunting after and none others. uf All Goods must be. paid . for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill, We are prepared to fill any order on the shortest notice, that can be filled by any House in the Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not to take un= due advantage of our customers, when.Goods are left to our selection. Besides the articles usually found in Grocery Stores; we have the following articles For Sale Cheap : PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, FUSE, STEEL; ROPE, Hemp and Rubber Packing, ‘QUICKSILVER, by the Tank or pound. ° TUBS, PAILS, Wood & Wiliow Ware, ass’d. ee A General Assortment of HARDWARE, ; Consisting of es Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. ° PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. ' NAILS, All soris by the keg or pound. —_ f tte A general and fine assortment of Kr AMMUNITION, «+ Of all kinds for Sportsmen ee Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, ; A lot assorted GLASS ‘AND STONE WARE. \ ee DEMIJOHNS, A Fine Lot. —— ma CANDLE S 43 ANY QUANTITY. od Wines, Brandies, _ Whiskys, Ales, Porters, Bitters, Cordials, Syrups And in short everything in that liae. Kerosene. aon a rig ” Sperm, ete. Our friends and the public may rely on having good Goods from our House and on satisfactory terms. ha All Goods delivered at a reasonable: distance 5 FREE OF CHARGE. . eer ~ .with which the applicaut. may be . arduse their guardians to a Let i . with deleterious drugs, ’ : of Call and see ouf “Stock and judge. . for yourselves, mie ies ce ey) i Candies GREGORY & WAITE. and wrote loug articles replete with sop tem me the biedd be puFged :4,which.constitute ¢isease ; a great Went: from those interested in the ‘continued supren. acy of the old system of one poison to cure anoth empyrics jaime in oa Pag t ined in. eir ignorance ee the sent enh base Pre of quoting imaginary cases as pruo: has demor strated their dishonesty. ry years of uninterrupted succeas the Elec. system is the leading idea in medical jur; dence, while by the old system, phy 8 Were content te cure one in every five cases there were those whe were diving deep into ihe science of the curative art; among these Were the Electro. pathista; finaily, it was discovered that the fuilure in’ most of the cases of oryanic dige S. Was citively ine vo Hoe machine. ‘Tuking this view of the'case, Dr. J. H. Josselyn, after years of experiment, has pertected an Eleectropathie In. strument. which will cure any disease which fiesh is heir to, always to be understood the case is not eo far advanced as to show a destruc. tion of the vital tissues. We do not claim that the use of medicines may not_.be more adavntageous in somecares, but, that In connection with medicines, it will perferm a cure much s00ner tvan without, and also that diseases hitherto deemed incurable; can be cured by this system but the directors desire to take this opportunity to inform invalids that the Resident Physician is a regular graduate and has had large exps ence in the treatment of disease. both with ‘d Be without the assistance of elertricity ; ‘ nn ee Bpteny eens ver oe gre es that will cure almost any nameabi hi which he will send with full tenrecicn use, to.any part ofthe Pacifiie cuast, upoh re. ceipt of a complete description of the ARE will warrant a complete and perfect me ae “4 cases wherd the medicines are used accord directions, and more especially in ail ca oe ‘of Female troubles, where great ovre and Saution are necessary to @ fav. eabje result. From ¢arly morn until late at m1 Ha is meat is exployed, imparting health and st ‘all who are 80 iortunate aa to obtain its servic Dis. eases (which by the old system) took mon’ or even years to cure, are now cured in a few or weeks. ‘The ost, too, 1s not so great as the old system, besides the saving of time. Cohnected with this system are the renowned Electro-Magnetic Bath than which there 48 nv wore powertni auxiliar in the world for the radical cure of diseave, There is no institute in tne State where the electropathie aystem is practiced, except atthe . Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington surel. Tnis Institute was established to, if Possible, prevent the unwary trom falling into those dens of robbery. (yclept paren 2m So traps), and hereaftcr the scientific originators of this Insti. tute will botbe to blame if the afflicted arerobbed of their money, and injured in constitution. There is alsv another view of the affair; The rising eration should be reared with strong constitution, and the Directors wish te their duties in their premises, if possible Sof prevent them from stu ng their young charges with a chance vf entailing upon the tender constitution: just forming a complication of evils, a tho times worse it would be consuming space, > rpose. sprnroponeg par ingyen E to pet acl pel at plica: suffice it to disenee, within dae catalo ea ba eo end Be w ean be cu at the Kilectrop: tute. We have instructed the Reatdeat Phra mo per Mc pansitan wie ts “his juduienten ces, When in4 within the bounds of cure. 4 itd Persons seeki "an ek 2, e Klectropat' Insti should be earetul to remember 9 name Api number. : : Electropathic Institu 645 Washington street, South sid bi 2. Keareey aud Montgomery, over the testaareer J H. JUSSELYN, M. D. Resident Physician, on the sign. With these remarks we leave the interests of the Institate with the public, asking only the same yenerous contidence and patronage thus fur awarded toit. The record shows over twenty thousand consul. tations, and a very Jar " por sore ¥ 4arge aluount of suffering Persons wishing to consult the Resident Physician by Letter, can do so with the utmost contideny. Alll«tters must be addressed plain. Fraucisco, Cal. All letters will be. Cestroyed or returned, as directed by the writer. 3 Office hours from 9 A, al. to4 P.M. Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &, é&e _ JULIUS GREENWALD, ~ Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and Tobaceo ! ee % e AVING the same faciliti for buying : H old tirm fam enabled to nell goods bs rien -78an Francisco Jobbing Prices an 25 per cent less than any Store. : oe im the mountains,: ' To my extensive stock I would call the attentive. of Deulers and the public generally. ‘ -Oraers from all parts of the country wid be fhinb; fully attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Oct. 15th. LAFAYETTE BAKERY, “Wholesale and Retail CANDY ESTABLISHMENT. KOHLER, Bread Street, Nevada, county that he has in his Store, the largest assortment of FR“XSH CANDIKS, of , ow ae pape ia superior to any in the 1 he for saleat the lowest priées. examine his goods before buyi " 1 j -@rape Vines, raised from my own steck, for by E.G. WaiTE. aia Nevada, Aug. Lith. thé. chorus, Beh ON Cacia iy s: for , nei. Retaft Dealers will fud it to their. ddvantage to” Seti ies Bitte STEPS sa bli Aen occa ci Alena

E it is the . inform hig. s in receipt ODS, E, Streets, his bods,‘icular atamine hig lly kepe Store, inglish holsale lL, will be by stathan éver advanced, ices with :0f 25 per &e. UITH’S, t styles e of Sae . er imported material. “4 We = See Bee eS SS eee onan yy a ' Pati Ww Daily 4 ‘Bi es , as 2 ey * So-piers’ Onpiaw Daucurexs —Mrs. > Lizzie Bell, of New York, isnow in this city soliciting aid toward the foundation of an . Asylum for the support aad education of the daughters of soldiers who have fallen in defense of the nation. Mrs. Bell has raised a. —large amount in this State, and she will remain in this city and Graes Valley several days, during which time she will actively _ Canvass for donations, We bupe these of _ our citizens that are able—and all can give something—will respond liberally to her appeals. Money cannot be applied to a nobler purpose, Mrs. Bell comes well recommended and her enterprise is heatily endors~ ed. She has letters from Gen. Jubn A. Dix, and Governer Fenton of New York; the latter says: “I commend her humane effort to the favorable consideration of the people.” From San Francisco she brings commendations from R. C. Ralston, R. G. Sneath, J. W. Stow and other prominent gentlemen. Goverver Low 8} euks oy bly of the enterprise and commends thé case . to the peeple. -Gen, McDowell writes a letter in which he says: “She brings such testimonials from prominent gentlemen in the East. both civil and military, that I have no hesitation 1n commending her to the good people of the Pucific States, in the hope she may receive the aii which the noble charity in which she is engaged so justly entitles her.” The institution for which Mra. Bell is soliciting is to be erected in one of the inta. ’ rior cities of New York, New Sipe WALK.—The enterprising residents on Gethsemane street, Piety Hill, are engsged in-making an excellent improves ment. A substantial five foot side walk is deing built the entire length of thy street.— The down town folks would do well'to ims bibe a little energy from the Piety Hillers. THEATRE Bauu.-A’ grand ball will be given at the Theatre on next Monday night. The supper will be gotten up by Mr. and ‘Mrs. Bailey, which is a-sure guarantee that it will be A No. 1, und the table will be sét upon the stage. The best of music will be provided ‘and no pains will be spared, by the managers, to make it the most agreeable party of the seasun, “The Theatre fluor is one of the best for dancing in the county. . . We hope to seea large crowd at the Theatre on Monday night. a -$ALE oF A Mine.—F. Tilton, Eaq., has sold a one-sixth interest in the Star Spangled Banner claim, to C, Chandler, for $10,000, We understand that the purchaser was offered an advance ef $1000 on his purchase before he had it twenty-four hours. This mine continues to improve, When the hoisting works and mill are completed the value of the mine, will grevtly increase. REDUCTION IN THE PRice OF WATER. We areinformed that ata miners’ meeting, recently held at -Moore’s Flat, the claim ownérs en the upper part of the ridge com" bined together for the purpose of securing a reduction in the price of water. -On Tuesday last they requested Col. Abbey, Superintendent of the Eureka Lake Canal Company, to.reduce the price of water to twelve and half cents per inch, exclusive of all taxes THe CuristTMAs. TreEe.—We are requested to state that all the committees appointed to make preparations for the Christmas tree and ali teachers connected with -the School are desired to meet at the Meth. odist Church this evening at 7 e’clock. It is important that all interested should be in attendance as the distribution of presents will take place on Saturday night and } the time is short for preparations. New Goops—expressiy for Christmas and New Years.—Just received a large as sortment of Boys’ Clothing, complete suits, manufactured in San Francisco, comprising . freight added, the latest styles, for the holidays. Parents who wish to present theic boys with a spléndid suit will find precisely what they want by calling at.P. Batiner’s. Somethiag new— no more Shoddy Clothing—coat, vest and], pants, made from Califoruia wool, at the Pi#oneer Mills, in San Francisco, just the kind’ for boys—warranted to outlast any eastern d19-1w You May Cune Your Cuipren, if they inherit any taint of Scrofula, any weakness ef childhood, the effects of scarlet fever, measles, hooping cough; swelling of the plessness, want-of appetite, worms, &c., © favoraf FOR THE BENEFIT OF © ¢ THE NEVADA THEATER CO Company, will give a te "GRAND BALLL, On Monday Evening, December 25th, “AT THE NEW THEATER, For the purpose of paying some debts standing against the building. w EP Marselus, 11 Rolfe, A H-Hanson, J A Martin, T W Sigourney, Jas Colley, I T Saxby, G Morgan, A D Tower, A Haas, A Goldsmith, David Belden, T B MeFarland, G W Kidd, C M Bates, E G Waite, Wm H Crawford, J Harvey Helm, RH Farquhar, J W Hinds, James Davis, J McNeely, W BR Coe, P Banner, C Beckman. Floor Managers—P Stampf,. John Bazley, Ira A Eaton, C McElvey, John ‘A Lancaster, W Evans, RB Gentry, MS Deal, V Schmidtburg. Z * All are invited to attend. . 126 : a YES, THEY HAVE ARRIVED ! A Large and Magnificent Stock of Of the Very Latest Styles t AT ation S. HAAS & CO’S, Corner,of. Pine and Commercial Sts. : Nevada City. —— Semteaienal AVESSRS 8S. HAAS & CO., would inform the people of thts city and county that they have just received a most magnificent stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, of the Latest New York style. These goods are offered for sale AT PANIC PRICES ! we do, NO, NOT ONE! . / Our Stock of RUBBER GOODS, of all kinds, Clothing, : Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Ladies’ Shoes, Misses’ Shoes, 2 AND Children’s Shoes is the Largest in Nevada County ! provéswhat it is represented tu be, cull on 8. HAAS & CO. Bake * IZ you pONT WANT TO PAY 25 per cent more, for the sume kiad of Goods, then call on : “8. HAAS & 60. None ever go away fromthis Store : DISSATISF IED With Prices, Fit or Quality of Goods ! Our immense stock of Fashionable Clothing comprising every necessary for a complete : outfit, consisting in part of ' Black, Blue and Brown Beaver Frock Coats, in the latest style ; Cassimere Business Suits, of every style and quality: Together with an endless variety uf Uvercuats, Don’t believe a word of this but call and see for yourself ! S. HAAS & COMPANY. AGENCY OF THE New Almaden Quicksilver Mining COMEPANY. q ‘ FA a 100 FLASKS QUICKSILVER, in store, from the above mine and fur sale at San Francisco Wholesale Price, Crawford, Leavitt & Co. ¥ Agents for Nevada. . an §2 Broad and 48 Pine Streets. _ ‘Hurrah for the Holidays ! TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! NICK. SLOCOVICH, bgp na ans mea Se rh Lr nlga the most magnificent stoc of Toys, Fancy Goods and Nick Naxs ever brought to the mountains. Pi 4 He has Toys, Guns, Swords and accoutrements ore bi Pipl prctiwrn nants sega to call and look at the new Nevada, Nov. 24th.<-1m “GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL! 4 F The Trustees of the Nevada Theater Managers—A A Sargent, T P Hawley, R M Hunt FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! None Sell Clothing as Cheap as I~ OU WANT CLOTHING that wil . ‘Black, Blue and Brown Cloth Frock Coats, made up . aan Dolls of every variety) Who will BOOTS AND sHoes! _ WILLIAM R. CoE, . Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets’ _ NEVADA CITY. a i oe E have just received a * , . Consisting et. Gents? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, _ Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s _ Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &c., &c, From the best manufacturers of New York, Philadeiphia and: Boston. Bg Fa Oey : Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, ‘and Children’s Shoes, Just‘ from the Manufactory, received by the las ‘Steamer. I dso have full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, Miller's Celebrated Harness Black: ing, Neats Foot Oil,§ ‘ . French Calf, Kip, Lining. Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs,.Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in,faet everything to be found in a first-class Shoe and '. Finding Store. Repairtng dove in the best style: Boots and Shoes made to order I And a good fit warranted in évery case. T keep Roots of my own manufacture always on hand and will sell all my Goods, ~~ i@ Cheaper than any other House in town! .47 . Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, $20. Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 33e. Bemember the Corner! Nevada, Noyember 1th. . FALL IMPORTATION ! cen CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! FOR THE j FALL & WINTER TRADE! JUST RECEIVED AT P. BANNER’S Corner. of Broad and Pine Streets, A Large and Splendid Stock of MENS CLOTHING, BO WS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS. : HATS AND CAPS, RUBBER CLOTHING, _ ®RUNKS AND VALISEs, Together with an endless vatlety of . . ( Fine and Heavy Boots, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters Of every description.

od These Goods have been selected expressly for this market and are especially adapted for Fat and Winier Wear. x And for Make, Style and Fit cannot> he surpassed by : any Establishment. in this State. Goods will be sold at Lower Rates than at any other Housein Nevada County. Also, a large stock of _ ‘CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all sizes and colors — constantly on hand. ” @Ve invite the attention of all in want of anything in our line to give a call, as our, stock will be found complete in every particular and satisfaction guaranteed. P. BANNER. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, Oct. 18th _—_— . J.L CALDWELL, __ Attorney and Connadine at Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street Nevada City. 'J,1. Caldwell, Notary PubJliedfor Nevadacoun y and Commissioner for the State of Nevads NOTICE. _ y Friends and. Patrons of the undersigned are’ T béreby notified that they have sold out their entire Estate, Stock and-geed will in the Livery Businessinthis place to. J. B. COOKE AND H.C. DADE, on the business of the concern at the old stand * We bespeak a liberal share of the pub: = ‘HUFFAKER & BRO. North San Juan, December Lith, . di4 A FEW HUNDRED reai Black Ham S NEW STOCK OF GooDs,. a he” ah uaa DEALERS IN MINERS’ TOOLS, &e. & NO. 59 BROAD STREET. UR -STOCK IS THE LARGEST and best selected in the mountains and we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. By fair and. honorable dealing we hope to secure a share of public patronage. : During the several months we have been in business the appreciation of the public has been beyond our most sanguine expectations. s We have established a House where our friends and the public can get good articles if they are tobe fouud in the market without paying the bad debts of others, &rCash customers or those just as good are the kind we are hunting after and none others. uf All Goods must be. paid . for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill, We are prepared to fill any order on the shortest notice, that can be filled by any House in the Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not to take un= due advantage of our customers, when.Goods are left to our selection. Besides the articles usually found in Grocery Stores; we have the following articles For Sale Cheap : PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, FUSE, STEEL; ROPE, Hemp and Rubber Packing, ‘QUICKSILVER, by the Tank or pound. ° TUBS, PAILS, Wood & Wiliow Ware, ass’d. ee A General Assortment of HARDWARE, ; Consisting of es Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. ° PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. ' NAILS, All soris by the keg or pound. —_ f tte A general and fine assortment of Kr AMMUNITION, «+ Of all kinds for Sportsmen ee Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, ; A lot assorted GLASS ‘AND STONE WARE. \ ee DEMIJOHNS, A Fine Lot. —— ma CANDLE S 43 ANY QUANTITY. od Wines, Brandies, _ Whiskys, Ales, Porters, Bitters, Cordials, Syrups And in short everything in that liae. Kerosene. aon a rig ” Sperm, ete. Our friends and the public may rely on having good Goods from our House and on satisfactory terms. ha All Goods delivered at a reasonable: distance 5 FREE OF CHARGE. . eer ~ .with which the applicaut. may be . arduse their guardians to a Let i . with deleterious drugs, ’ : of Call and see ouf “Stock and judge. . for yourselves, mie ies ce ey) i Candies GREGORY & WAITE. and wrote loug articles replete with sop tem me the biedd be puFged :4,which.constitute ¢isease ; a great Went: from those interested in the ‘continued supren. acy of the old system of one poison to cure anoth empyrics jaime in oa Pag t ined in. eir ignorance ee the sent enh base Pre of quoting imaginary cases as pruo: has demor strated their dishonesty. ry years of uninterrupted succeas the Elec. system is the leading idea in medical jur; dence, while by the old system, phy 8 Were content te cure one in every five cases there were those whe were diving deep into ihe science of the curative art; among these Were the Electro. pathista; finaily, it was discovered that the fuilure in’ most of the cases of oryanic dige S. Was citively ine vo Hoe machine. ‘Tuking this view of the'case, Dr. J. H. Josselyn, after years of experiment, has pertected an Eleectropathie In. strument. which will cure any disease which fiesh is heir to, always to be understood the case is not eo far advanced as to show a destruc. tion of the vital tissues. We do not claim that the use of medicines may not_.be more adavntageous in somecares, but, that In connection with medicines, it will perferm a cure much s00ner tvan without, and also that diseases hitherto deemed incurable; can be cured by this system but the directors desire to take this opportunity to inform invalids that the Resident Physician is a regular graduate and has had large exps ence in the treatment of disease. both with ‘d Be without the assistance of elertricity ; ‘ nn ee Bpteny eens ver oe gre es that will cure almost any nameabi hi which he will send with full tenrecicn use, to.any part ofthe Pacifiie cuast, upoh re. ceipt of a complete description of the ARE will warrant a complete and perfect me ae “4 cases wherd the medicines are used accord directions, and more especially in ail ca oe ‘of Female troubles, where great ovre and Saution are necessary to @ fav. eabje result. From ¢arly morn until late at m1 Ha is meat is exployed, imparting health and st ‘all who are 80 iortunate aa to obtain its servic Dis. eases (which by the old system) took mon’ or even years to cure, are now cured in a few or weeks. ‘The ost, too, 1s not so great as the old system, besides the saving of time. Cohnected with this system are the renowned Electro-Magnetic Bath than which there 48 nv wore powertni auxiliar in the world for the radical cure of diseave, There is no institute in tne State where the electropathie aystem is practiced, except atthe . Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington surel. Tnis Institute was established to, if Possible, prevent the unwary trom falling into those dens of robbery. (yclept paren 2m So traps), and hereaftcr the scientific originators of this Insti. tute will botbe to blame if the afflicted arerobbed of their money, and injured in constitution. There is alsv another view of the affair; The rising eration should be reared with strong constitution, and the Directors wish te their duties in their premises, if possible Sof prevent them from stu ng their young charges with a chance vf entailing upon the tender constitution: just forming a complication of evils, a tho times worse it would be consuming space, > rpose. sprnroponeg par ingyen E to pet acl pel at plica: suffice it to disenee, within dae catalo ea ba eo end Be w ean be cu at the Kilectrop: tute. We have instructed the Reatdeat Phra mo per Mc pansitan wie ts “his juduienten ces, When in4 within the bounds of cure. 4 itd Persons seeki "an ek 2, e Klectropat' Insti should be earetul to remember 9 name Api number. : : Electropathic Institu 645 Washington street, South sid bi 2. Keareey aud Montgomery, over the testaareer J H. JUSSELYN, M. D. Resident Physician, on the sign. With these remarks we leave the interests of the Institate with the public, asking only the same yenerous contidence and patronage thus fur awarded toit. The record shows over twenty thousand consul. tations, and a very Jar " por sore ¥ 4arge aluount of suffering Persons wishing to consult the Resident Physician by Letter, can do so with the utmost contideny. Alll«tters must be addressed plain. Fraucisco, Cal. All letters will be. Cestroyed or returned, as directed by the writer. 3 Office hours from 9 A, al. to4 P.M. Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &, é&e _ JULIUS GREENWALD, ~ Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and Tobaceo ! ee % e AVING the same faciliti for buying : H old tirm fam enabled to nell goods bs rien -78an Francisco Jobbing Prices an 25 per cent less than any Store. : oe im the mountains,: ' To my extensive stock I would call the attentive. of Deulers and the public generally. ‘ -Oraers from all parts of the country wid be fhinb; fully attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Oct. 15th. LAFAYETTE BAKERY, “Wholesale and Retail CANDY ESTABLISHMENT. KOHLER, Bread Street, Nevada, county that he has in his Store, the largest assortment of FR“XSH CANDIKS, of , ow ae pape ia superior to any in the 1 he for saleat the lowest priées. examine his goods before buyi " 1 j -@rape Vines, raised from my own steck, for by E.G. WaiTE. aia Nevada, Aug. Lith. thé. chorus, Beh ON Cacia iy s: for , nei. Retaft Dealers will fud it to their. ddvantage to” Seti ies Bitte STEPS sa bli Aen occa ci Alena