February 6, 1866 (4 pages)

1@ fortets, ets, cts, -cts, C0,: ange adn, les, in. a. buman. bead, dressed, and appeared to take a good deat of . Se LOCAL AR FAIRS. Youxe Nick.—The Marysville. Appeal says: Our renders will recollect Nick’ Junings, alias, Dick Turpin, a small Jad ten years old sent to the Reform School a few monthsago from Nevada City as andneorrigible. thief. The Nevada authorities sent this boy to jail for five wenths to reform, and subsequently sentenced him tu the Re“form School. On Wedoeaday Superintendent Hublitzell brought: Nick dowe te our Office that weynight pass. our judgmest upon his prospects, the Nevada editors having pronounced against the hope of his reformation, Nick is looking fine, and says he feels . much better since he got the dirt washed off him which he gathered in the Nevada jail. He is a bright looking little fellow, with the clearest and keenest black eye we ever saw He was very neatly interest in the manner of setting type and the working of a power press. Wher the Comittee from. the Assembly. visit~the School we ask ‘them to, look at this lad and judge whether the Refortm School is a useless waste of money.: What the School has done for this juvenile culprit—a thief. because thrown upon the world: without a friend—it has done for many others, and should do for other hundreds loafing about our towns and cities. When this boy arrived ut the School he did not know w letter of the alphabet, but can now read and cipher quite well. ;A RoaD WANTED.—A road from Moore’s Flat to the Yuba river is, a much needed improvement. We understand that the people of Sierra county are ready to build a road from Alleghanytown to the other side of the river. ready opened from Alleghanytown to Dowuievillejand a road troin Moore’s to the river would-be-the connecting link. This would = . ae be far superior to any other route to the -populous and--wealthy portions of Sierra county. We are told by those who are posted in regard to the couuty through which the road would run, that it will be the shortest and easiest road from Sierra to the Office. roprie° is and above where sement and n hand onden — Gents p . ’ z ma —— to the ‘ER & isco, AW, City ja cvnn evadr ——— found where every, Veal, -: d& Brighiiur‘Agents. . ’ Bay. The heaviest part of the road would be frum Muore’s to the river. Won't some _anterprising road man confer with the Sierra folks und see if such a road exnnet-be put through? egy County Court, Monday; Feb. 5th — Rhatigham vs Edmunds. ‘Lria] set for the 2Uth inst. Argument’ upon. demurrer. in sume case to be heard Saturday. Holmes & Allen vs George. Set for tria) February 20th. The People vs J W. Maddock. Appealed from the Court of M.P. O'Connor: Set for trial on Saturday. H. Eisenbrown discharged from his debts. 8. Cowen discharged from his debts. Court adjowrned to Saturday next. Socran Partry.—The Nevada Quadrille Band will give one of their pleasant Socials at the National Exchange, on next Thursday night. This announcement is sufficient to ‘call out a large party. “Excéllent music and a pleasant dance is.in storé for those who attend. If the evening is unpleasant carriages will be furnished free of -charge. Roap MAaTrers.—The Board of Supervisors will be ready to take up road matters about next Thursday. All who Jiave road business to atterid to should make a nvteof the matter. a THANKS.—We aré indebted to Senators Belden, Kutz and Pratt,and to Axsemblymen Hatch, Pattison and Dornia, for valuable Legislative documents. ~ County Scrip.—Wm. H. * Crawford, County Treasurer, advertises that all scrip drawn on the General Fund to May 9th, is now payable. Interest ‘on_ such scrip is: stopped. Snow.—The snow io Bear Valley is about’ three feet deep. Ler NOT ONE Be Missine around the home fireside’ and family altar, from” the visit of the great destroyer, Death—where faintings, weaknesses and the silent but sure ravuges of a poisoned. impure blood, go on the destruction of life's power. Invalid, fly tothe beat medicine of the age, for all diseases of thé blood and nerves—Le Doy ‘en’ Sarsaparilia Iedine: Alteratives Crane A tolerable’ road~is al-j L + srew ] ALL. Grass Valley Circle, FEMAN BROTHERHOOD. g _Take pleasure in anwsuncing tothe citizens of Nevada county and vicinity that they will givea_ GRAND BALE AND SUPPER, At Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley, . On St, Patrick’s Night, ‘SATURDAY EVE’G, MARCH I7th, 1866. 6h fer e ' — Tickets~including Supper—Five Dollars, FThe Committees will be annvgnced hereafter. Grass Valley, Jan. 27th. LIVERY STABLE, Broad Street, opposite National. Exchange SAXBY & LANCASTER, of = Pome Would inform the people of Névada that they a= have purchased the livery stuck and business of Harvey Helm and united the stock of the Union Livery Stable, and now have the largest Tot of Horses, Buggies and Carriages to be found in this part of the State. ‘Teams, with elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let av the shortest notice and on the most reasona ble terms. Our Horses are free from vice, of fine style and capable of going as fist us any gentleman cares to drive. z Sa oee for Fuperals attended to with promptGood Saddle-Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or mouth and the best of care guaranteed. SAXBY & LANCASTER. Nevada, Dee. 5th. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE; Main Street, Nevada, Opposite the Union Hotel. HENRY PLACE, Having just ecompleted a large and commomay favor hiny with their.patronage. Transient Horses will be fed, and taken care of aceordivg to order, Horses boarded by the Day, Week or Month. FEED FOR SALE. He also keeps for sale Hay, Grain, and all of “‘hoss groceries.” ‘ kinds seps NEW FORWARDING HOUSE ! * JOSEPH WORRILL & CO.” 7OULD inform the Merchants of Nevada county that they have established a FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX And are now prepared to forward Goods With despatch and at Low Rates! Direct all Goods, “CARE WORRILL & CO: COLFAX.” Colfax, Sept. 16 AGENCY OF THE New Almaden Quicksilver Mining COMPANY, 1 FLASKS QUICKSILVER, iv OO store, Ifuin the above mine aud tor sale ut Sam Francisco Wholesale Price, freight added, Crawford, Leavitt & Co. Agents for Nevada. a3 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets. FAMILY GROCERIES A. BARUH, 7 OULD inform the peeple of Nevana city that he has just received a large and Fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, Everything usually found in a well reghlated Store of this kind. All goodsdelivered iree 0 eharge. Terms Cash. A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Névada, Nov. 2vth. _W. W. CROSS, : Attorney and’ Counselor at Law. Office—In Kidd's Building, corner of Broad and Ping Streets, Nevada city. > ~gug2 THE “GEM” SALOON _VAN ALSTINE & JENKINS, H‘4** OPENED the*-Gem Saleen” on _, BROAD STREET, A few doors Below Crawford, a pee Stor. ft you want @*;good square drink” ora Fise cua Trop into tile Gem thd pe get it. Hager Heer Wholesale and Hetail. . Nevada, Oct: 12th Lu) })\ By fair and honorable dealing we i \IH ARDWARE, AT COLFAX, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERIES LIQUORS, FEED, all kinds! MINERS’ TUOLS, &e.,&¢ NO. 59 BROAD STREET. (yeR sTock IS THE LARGEST. 7 and best stfected inthe mountains ; antee satisfaction in all Sases. Chronometer and” ‘Watch Maker, A LARGE ASSORTMENT Op WATCHES, _ DIAMONDS, JEWELRY. = —AND=— SILVER WARE. hope to secure a share of public patronage. been in businéss the appréejation of the public has ‘been beyond our most sanguine expectations. We have established a House where our friends and the public can get good articles if they are tobe fouud in the market w ithout paying the bad debts of others, : ‘kr Cash customers or those just as good are the kKiad “we are hunting/after aud none others. All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill, We are prepared té fill any order on the shortest notice, that can be filled by any any House in the Mountains, andave pledge ourselves not to take up duc advantage of our cnstomers, when-goods are left to onr selection. Besides the articles usually found in Grocery Steres, we have the tollowing articles For Sale Cheap: PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, . FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, Hemp and Rubber Packing, QUICKSILVER, by the Tank orpound. TRUBS, PAILS, Wood & Willow Ware, ass'd. A Géneral Assortment of — _.___Vonsisting of — = Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. _ PITCHFORKS, HOKS, Ke. tc . ~ —" Wesee, All soris by the keg or pound, —— A gefieral and fine assortmient of cr ADMEMUNETFION, ~% Of all kinds for Sportsmen Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. DEMIJONUNS, ' & Fine Lot. wcaANDLE S ‘ANW QUANTITY. es Wines, Brandies, Whiskys, Ales, Porters, Bitters, Cordials Syrups And in short everything in that line. Kerosene. Lard Oil, : Sperm, etc. Our friends and the public may rely on having good Goods from our House and on satisfactory terme. All Goods delivered at a reasonable distance FREE OF CHARGE. Call and see our Stock and judge for. yourselves, -Masonte Building—Corner of Pine & Com hse rer 4 Nevada, Aug. 11th: JUST RECEIVED and FOR SALE CHEAP, by _‘W: C, RANDOLPH, mercial Streets, Nevada City. Nevada, Dec. 19th. : LAFAYETTE BAKERY. . — Wholesale and Retail . CANDY ESTABLISHMENT . M. KOMLER, Broad Street, Nevada, would inform the people-efthis city and the county that he has in his Store, the largest assortment vf FRKSH CANDIES, of every flavor and _deseription, superior to any in, the mountains, which he offers for sale at the lowest prices. 3 Retail Dealers will find it to their advantage to examiue his goods before buying elsewhere. Mr. Kohler being an experienced Candy maker: sells only fresh articles to-tiis patrons and has ne old Candies on hand,— —-~ Resides-this, he has a fine-assortment of large aud small Cakes for Christnas and New Years, aud also humerous articles for ornamenting Christmas ‘Trees Remember that at this place you will find the best goods at the-lowést prices. alo === PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. Established in Lapa. scons MBs —BY— JSAMES J. OTT, Office—28 Main Street, Nevada City. “MOLD AND ORES of.every description Melted und Agssayed. Corfectuess of Assays fully guaruuteed. Metting done in presence of depositors, —_jan24BLAZE’S SALJON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL $11 If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZH’S J. ‘A. MARTIN "DD, 8, BAKER. & CO, DEALERS IN D.S. BAKER. Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground. Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. pee MEATS, OF AUD KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap ratesfor Cash, qj Goods delivered free of Charge ‘Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD-—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash, uygld United States Brewery, No. 108 Main Street, Nevada City. THE undersigned would respectfully inICM \form the citizens of; Nevada and. vicinity giae 7 that he has leased the UNITED STATES BREWERY, {late belonging-to A. F. Sehellhyrn, decéased,) and that he will keep constantly, on hand ‘THE BEST. BEER IN THE MARKET. Families and Saloons can be sure of obtaining the very best of Beer--in Kegs and Bottles, In quantities to @uit, and at as low a price as can be furnished by any Brewery inthe county. a Orders left at the Brewery will be promptly attended to. CASPER POGELENevada, Feb. 3d, 18t6. Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish. MOSES KORN, WOULD inform the people of NevaOy eity that-he will offer for sale—ON EVERY FRIDAY MORNSING, at 8 ovloek—a Frestriot of : HERRINGS, FLOUNDERS, S'TURGEON, ROCK COD, SALMON, PERCH, ° SMELTS, PIKK, CRABS, &ec, &e. And all other kinds of Fish to be had inthe San Francisco market.” . , x? The Wazon will be in front of: GREGORY & WAITE) Carley & Mevkmah's Saloon, corner of Broad & Pine streets, Every ry . Resident Physician; vn the sign. [~~ Important: Medical Discavery. Electricity as a. Curative Agent, hen it was promulgated by thé Directors . 1Y ofthe Electroputhic Institute that disease could ‘beventirely eradicated from the system ‘without the ase of poisonous drugs; the though t less and those who do not look deeply into canse and effect scoutéd the assertion as chimeric}, und wrote loug artities replete with supotstry, claiming that only through: the digestive ays. tem could the blood be purged of the poisons which constitute disease; a great ery went up from those ‘mterested in the continued supremacy of the old system of one poison to’eure anoth er. Allofthe empyrics joined in the chorus, add in their 1gnorance laugned at the new ays. tem; circulating base storiesof-itsTERE; nary—eases—as-proots, — ‘Time and quoting ima has demov strated their distionesty;Aftér_ five— j years of uninterrvpted success the Blew ropathic system is the leading adea in thedical juri ‘ dence, while by theold system, eu veidluay ben content tc cure one in every five cases-there were those who were diving deep iit the science of the curative art; atuony these were the Blectropathists ; finally, it was discovered that the fuilure in most of the cases of Oryvanic diseases wig eutirely due to the machine. 'Pakmy this view x . of the case, Dr. J. H. Josselyn, after-yenrs-of experiment, has perfected an Klectropathie Instrument, which will cure: any disease which flesh is heli to; al Ways to De understood that the case is notso far advanced as to show a destruction of the vital tissues —§ We donot claim that the use of medicines may not be more ndavyntageous in somecares, but, thatin connection with medicines, it will perform a cure niuch sooner than without, and also that diseases hitherto deemed % i PATCH but the directors desire to take this opportunity to inform invalids that the Resident’ Physician ence in the treatment Of disease. both with and without the assistance of elcrtricity 5 he has also discovered several ‘cclectic’? Vegetable remedies that will cure almost any nameable disease, which he will send with full instructions for use, to any part of the Pacifiie coast, upon-receipt'of a camplete description of the disease with which the applicaut may be afflicted, andwill warrant a ar 9 und perfect cure in a}) cases wherd the medicines are used according to directions and more especially in all cases of Female troubles, where great care and cautlon are necessary to a favorable result. rom early morn until late at mght, this mstrument is employed, imparting health and strength to all who are 80 jortanate as to obtain its services. Dis eases (which by the old system) took months, or even years to cure, are now cured in a few days or weeks. The cost, too, is not so great as by the old system, besides the *aving of time. Connected With this system are the renowned Klectro-Magnetic Baths, than which there is ng more powertn) auxiliary in the world for the radical cure of disease. .£here is no institute in the State where tne electropathic system is practiced; except at the Klectropathic Institute, 645 Washington sircet. This. Insutute was established to, if possible, prevent theunwary trom tuliing into those dens of robbery (yclept quack doctyrs’ traps), and hereafter the ecientifie originators of tliia Institute will notbe to blame if the afficted are ‘robbed of their money, and injured in constitution, ‘There is also another view of the affair. The rising gencration should be reared with strong constitution, and the Direetors wish to arouse their guardinus to a proper “sense of their duties in their premises, if possible to prevent them from stuiling their young charges with deleterious drugs, with a chance ot entai!ing upon the tender constitution just forming, ‘a comnpHeation of evils, a thousand times worse than death. + lt would be consuming space, to no purpose, to enumerate the diseases to which this system ts appli + sutlive -it-to-say, that tliere is no disease, within the catalogue of human ills but what van be eured at the Kiectropathic Institute. } We have instructed the Kesident Physician to warrant a perfect aud permanent cure, or ask no within the bounds of cure. _ CAUTION. Persons seeking the Electropathic Institute, whould be careful to remember the, name and number. ; Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington street, Southside, Letween Keareey aud Moutgomery, over the restaurant. J. H. JO3SELYN,:M, D. With these remarks we ieave the interests of the Inatitute contidence and patronage thus far awarded to it The record shows over twenty thousand consul tutions, and.u very lurge amount oi suffering relieved. : a Persons wishing to consult the. Kesident Physician by Letter, can do so with the utmost contidence., All letters must be addressed plainly J. tt. JOSSKELYN, M, D., Box 1945, San Fraucisco, Cal. All letters will be Cestroye ) or returned, as direeted by the writer. Office hours from ¥ A. M. to4 P.M. a J. W. HENDS. Re We TULLY ‘BANKING HOUSE AND ASSAY OFFICE, HINDS & TULLY, Bankers. Successors to G, W. Kidd, noly, } AVING bought the well known Banking s.Ouse und business of George W. Kidd, On Broad Strect, Nevada City, Willcarry on the Banking ‘business, at the old stand, uuder the firm name of Minds & Tully. Whe Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. cr Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Mates. : Liberal udvauces made on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U. 5. Mint. Deposits Received. Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento. Drafts on the Kastern States at the Lowest Kates. Collectious made. State and County securities purchased at the highest market value,_Ageuts tur the London and Liverpooi Fire anu cife Insurance Company. : Gold-and Ores of every description MELTED, HREPFINED and ASSAYED: All awsays wWarranied to ve correct. Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of California ; Sacramento, D. VU. Mil.e & Co.; New York, Leea & Walier. apl CITY BREWERY. JOHN BLASAUF, Whuld respectfully inform the peo \ ple of Nevada county.that he is now prepared to furuish the very best LAGER BEER, Ever manufactured and at the lowest rates. » Families and Saleens can be sure splgndid urticle of Beer in Kegs or’ Bottles,’ : In-any-quantity; frei w pint toone hundred ai lous. ‘Alt orders feft at tiie City Brewery ou Spring STREE'L, willbe promptly and faithfully atte» Ck Soa mR Le We ie ae aE Th Heres le ” of getting a @ isa reguiur graduate and his bad large OX Peri no pay for services, when in his judginent itis. @ 4 $ } withthe public, asking only the same pencrous — < ohne kPa AE a ae oe Racist, iP a Enea a. Ee re) AEE ee E, fe spo emt tk ee?

1@ fortets, ets, cts, -cts, C0,: ange adn, les, in. a. buman. bead, dressed, and appeared to take a good deat of . Se LOCAL AR FAIRS. Youxe Nick.—The Marysville. Appeal says: Our renders will recollect Nick’ Junings, alias, Dick Turpin, a small Jad ten years old sent to the Reform School a few monthsago from Nevada City as andneorrigible. thief. The Nevada authorities sent this boy to jail for five wenths to reform, and subsequently sentenced him tu the Re“form School. On Wedoeaday Superintendent Hublitzell brought: Nick dowe te our Office that weynight pass. our judgmest upon his prospects, the Nevada editors having pronounced against the hope of his reformation, Nick is looking fine, and says he feels . much better since he got the dirt washed off him which he gathered in the Nevada jail. He is a bright looking little fellow, with the clearest and keenest black eye we ever saw He was very neatly interest in the manner of setting type and the working of a power press. Wher the Comittee from. the Assembly. visit~the School we ask ‘them to, look at this lad and judge whether the Refortm School is a useless waste of money.: What the School has done for this juvenile culprit—a thief. because thrown upon the world: without a friend—it has done for many others, and should do for other hundreds loafing about our towns and cities. When this boy arrived ut the School he did not know w letter of the alphabet, but can now read and cipher quite well. ;A RoaD WANTED.—A road from Moore’s Flat to the Yuba river is, a much needed improvement. We understand that the people of Sierra county are ready to build a road from Alleghanytown to the other side of the river. ready opened from Alleghanytown to Dowuievillejand a road troin Moore’s to the river would-be-the connecting link. This would = . ae be far superior to any other route to the -populous and--wealthy portions of Sierra county. We are told by those who are posted in regard to the couuty through which the road would run, that it will be the shortest and easiest road from Sierra to the Office. roprie° is and above where sement and n hand onden — Gents p . ’ z ma —— to the ‘ER & isco, AW, City ja cvnn evadr ——— found where every, Veal, -: d& Brighiiur‘Agents. . ’ Bay. The heaviest part of the road would be frum Muore’s to the river. Won't some _anterprising road man confer with the Sierra folks und see if such a road exnnet-be put through? egy County Court, Monday; Feb. 5th — Rhatigham vs Edmunds. ‘Lria] set for the 2Uth inst. Argument’ upon. demurrer. in sume case to be heard Saturday. Holmes & Allen vs George. Set for tria) February 20th. The People vs J W. Maddock. Appealed from the Court of M.P. O'Connor: Set for trial on Saturday. H. Eisenbrown discharged from his debts. 8. Cowen discharged from his debts. Court adjowrned to Saturday next. Socran Partry.—The Nevada Quadrille Band will give one of their pleasant Socials at the National Exchange, on next Thursday night. This announcement is sufficient to ‘call out a large party. “Excéllent music and a pleasant dance is.in storé for those who attend. If the evening is unpleasant carriages will be furnished free of -charge. Roap MAaTrers.—The Board of Supervisors will be ready to take up road matters about next Thursday. All who Jiave road business to atterid to should make a nvteof the matter. a THANKS.—We aré indebted to Senators Belden, Kutz and Pratt,and to Axsemblymen Hatch, Pattison and Dornia, for valuable Legislative documents. ~ County Scrip.—Wm. H. * Crawford, County Treasurer, advertises that all scrip drawn on the General Fund to May 9th, is now payable. Interest ‘on_ such scrip is: stopped. Snow.—The snow io Bear Valley is about’ three feet deep. Ler NOT ONE Be Missine around the home fireside’ and family altar, from” the visit of the great destroyer, Death—where faintings, weaknesses and the silent but sure ravuges of a poisoned. impure blood, go on the destruction of life's power. Invalid, fly tothe beat medicine of the age, for all diseases of thé blood and nerves—Le Doy ‘en’ Sarsaparilia Iedine: Alteratives Crane A tolerable’ road~is al-j L + srew ] ALL. Grass Valley Circle, FEMAN BROTHERHOOD. g _Take pleasure in anwsuncing tothe citizens of Nevada county and vicinity that they will givea_ GRAND BALE AND SUPPER, At Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley, . On St, Patrick’s Night, ‘SATURDAY EVE’G, MARCH I7th, 1866. 6h fer e ' — Tickets~including Supper—Five Dollars, FThe Committees will be annvgnced hereafter. Grass Valley, Jan. 27th. LIVERY STABLE, Broad Street, opposite National. Exchange SAXBY & LANCASTER, of = Pome Would inform the people of Névada that they a= have purchased the livery stuck and business of Harvey Helm and united the stock of the Union Livery Stable, and now have the largest Tot of Horses, Buggies and Carriages to be found in this part of the State. ‘Teams, with elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let av the shortest notice and on the most reasona ble terms. Our Horses are free from vice, of fine style and capable of going as fist us any gentleman cares to drive. z Sa oee for Fuperals attended to with promptGood Saddle-Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or mouth and the best of care guaranteed. SAXBY & LANCASTER. Nevada, Dee. 5th. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE; Main Street, Nevada, Opposite the Union Hotel. HENRY PLACE, Having just ecompleted a large and commomay favor hiny with their.patronage. Transient Horses will be fed, and taken care of aceordivg to order, Horses boarded by the Day, Week or Month. FEED FOR SALE. He also keeps for sale Hay, Grain, and all of “‘hoss groceries.” ‘ kinds seps NEW FORWARDING HOUSE ! * JOSEPH WORRILL & CO.” 7OULD inform the Merchants of Nevada county that they have established a FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX And are now prepared to forward Goods With despatch and at Low Rates! Direct all Goods, “CARE WORRILL & CO: COLFAX.” Colfax, Sept. 16 AGENCY OF THE New Almaden Quicksilver Mining COMPANY, 1 FLASKS QUICKSILVER, iv OO store, Ifuin the above mine aud tor sale ut Sam Francisco Wholesale Price, freight added, Crawford, Leavitt & Co. Agents for Nevada. a3 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets. FAMILY GROCERIES A. BARUH, 7 OULD inform the peeple of Nevana city that he has just received a large and Fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, Everything usually found in a well reghlated Store of this kind. All goodsdelivered iree 0 eharge. Terms Cash. A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Névada, Nov. 2vth. _W. W. CROSS, : Attorney and’ Counselor at Law. Office—In Kidd's Building, corner of Broad and Ping Streets, Nevada city. > ~gug2 THE “GEM” SALOON _VAN ALSTINE & JENKINS, H‘4** OPENED the*-Gem Saleen” on _, BROAD STREET, A few doors Below Crawford, a pee Stor. ft you want @*;good square drink” ora Fise cua Trop into tile Gem thd pe get it. Hager Heer Wholesale and Hetail. . Nevada, Oct: 12th Lu) })\ By fair and honorable dealing we i \IH ARDWARE, AT COLFAX, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERIES LIQUORS, FEED, all kinds! MINERS’ TUOLS, &e.,&¢ NO. 59 BROAD STREET. (yeR sTock IS THE LARGEST. 7 and best stfected inthe mountains ; antee satisfaction in all Sases. Chronometer and” ‘Watch Maker, A LARGE ASSORTMENT Op WATCHES, _ DIAMONDS, JEWELRY. = —AND=— SILVER WARE. hope to secure a share of public patronage. been in businéss the appréejation of the public has ‘been beyond our most sanguine expectations. We have established a House where our friends and the public can get good articles if they are tobe fouud in the market w ithout paying the bad debts of others, : ‘kr Cash customers or those just as good are the kKiad “we are hunting/after aud none others. All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill, We are prepared té fill any order on the shortest notice, that can be filled by any any House in the Mountains, andave pledge ourselves not to take up duc advantage of our cnstomers, when-goods are left to onr selection. Besides the articles usually found in Grocery Steres, we have the tollowing articles For Sale Cheap: PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, .. FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, Hemp and Rubber Packing, QUICKSILVER, by the Tank orpound. TRUBS, PAILS, Wood & Willow Ware, ass'd. A Géneral Assortment of — _.___Vonsisting of — = Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. _ PITCHFORKS, HOKS, Ke. tc . ~ —" Wesee, All soris by the keg or pound, —— A gefieral and fine assortmient of cr ADMEMUNETFION, ~% Of all kinds for Sportsmen Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. DEMIJONUNS, ' & Fine Lot.

wcaANDLE S ‘ANW QUANTITY. es Wines, Brandies, Whiskys, Ales, Porters, Bitters, Cordials Syrups And in short everything in that line. Kerosene. Lard Oil, : Sperm, etc. Our friends and the public may rely on having good Goods from our House and on satisfactory terme. All Goods delivered at a reasonable distance FREE OF CHARGE. Call and see our Stock and judge for. yourselves, -Masonte Building—Corner of Pine & Com hse rer 4 Nevada, Aug. 11th: JUST RECEIVED and FOR SALE CHEAP, by _‘W: C, RANDOLPH, mercial Streets, Nevada City. Nevada, Dec. 19th. : LAFAYETTE BAKERY. . — Wholesale and Retail . CANDY ESTABLISHMENT . M. KOMLER, Broad Street, Nevada, would inform the people-efthis city and the county that he has in his Store, the largest assortment vf FRKSH CANDIES, of every flavor and _deseription, superior to any in, the mountains, which he offers for sale at the lowest prices. 3 Retail Dealers will find it to their advantage to examiue his goods before buying elsewhere. Mr. Kohler being an experienced Candy maker: sells only fresh articles to-tiis patrons and has ne old Candies on hand,— —-~ Resides-this, he has a fine-assortment of large aud small Cakes for Christnas and New Years, aud also humerous articles for ornamenting Christmas ‘Trees Remember that at this place you will find the best goods at the-lowést prices. alo === PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. Established in Lapa. scons MBs —BY— JSAMES J. OTT, Office—28 Main Street, Nevada City. “MOLD AND ORES of.every description Melted und Agssayed. Corfectuess of Assays fully guaruuteed. Metting done in presence of depositors, —_jan24BLAZE’S SALJON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL $11 If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZH’S J. ‘A. MARTIN "DD, 8, BAKER. & CO, DEALERS IN D.S. BAKER. Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground. Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. pee MEATS, OF AUD KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap ratesfor Cash, qj Goods delivered free of Charge ‘Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD-—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash, uygld United States Brewery, No. 108 Main Street, Nevada City. THE undersigned would respectfully inICM \form the citizens of; Nevada and. vicinity giae 7 that he has leased the UNITED STATES BREWERY, {late belonging-to A. F. Sehellhyrn, decéased,) and that he will keep constantly, on hand ‘THE BEST. BEER IN THE MARKET. Families and Saloons can be sure of obtaining the very best of Beer--in Kegs and Bottles, In quantities to @uit, and at as low a price as can be furnished by any Brewery inthe county. a Orders left at the Brewery will be promptly attended to. CASPER POGELENevada, Feb. 3d, 18t6. Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish! Fresh Fish. MOSES KORN, WOULD inform the people of NevaOy eity that-he will offer for sale—ON EVERY FRIDAY MORNSING, at 8 ovloek—a Frestriot of : HERRINGS, FLOUNDERS, S'TURGEON, ROCK COD, SALMON, PERCH, ° SMELTS, PIKK, CRABS, &ec, &e. And all other kinds of Fish to be had inthe San Francisco market.” . , x? The Wazon will be in front of: GREGORY & WAITE) Carley & Mevkmah's Saloon, corner of Broad & Pine streets, Every ry . Resident Physician; vn the sign. [~~ Important: Medical Discavery. Electricity as a. Curative Agent, hen it was promulgated by thé Directors . 1Y ofthe Electroputhic Institute that disease could ‘beventirely eradicated from the system ‘without the ase of poisonous drugs; the though t less and those who do not look deeply into canse and effect scoutéd the assertion as chimeric}, und wrote loug artities replete with supotstry, claiming that only through: the digestive ays. tem could the blood be purged of the poisons which constitute disease; a great ery went up from those ‘mterested in the continued supremacy of the old system of one poison to’eure anoth er. Allofthe empyrics joined in the chorus, add in their 1gnorance laugned at the new ays. tem; circulating base storiesof-itsTERE; nary—eases—as-proots, — ‘Time and quoting ima has demov strated their distionesty;Aftér_ five— j years of uninterrvpted success the Blew ropathic system is the leading adea in thedical juri ‘ dence, while by theold system, eu veidluay ben content tc cure one in every five cases-there were those who were diving deep iit the science of the curative art; atuony these were the Blectropathists ; finally, it was discovered that the fuilure in most of the cases of Oryvanic diseases wig eutirely due to the machine. 'Pakmy this view x . of the case, Dr. J. H. Josselyn, after-yenrs-of experiment, has perfected an Klectropathie Instrument, which will cure: any disease which flesh is heli to; al Ways to De understood that the case is notso far advanced as to show a destruction of the vital tissues —§ We donot claim that the use of medicines may not be more ndavyntageous in somecares, but, thatin connection with medicines, it will perform a cure niuch sooner than without, and also that diseases hitherto deemed % i PATCH but the directors desire to take this opportunity to inform invalids that the Resident’ Physician ence in the treatment Of disease. both with and without the assistance of elcrtricity 5 he has also discovered several ‘cclectic’? Vegetable remedies that will cure almost any nameable disease, which he will send with full instructions for use, to any part of the Pacifiie coast, upon-receipt'of a camplete description of the disease with which the applicaut may be afflicted, andwill warrant a ar 9 und perfect cure in a}) cases wherd the medicines are used according to directions and more especially in all cases of Female troubles, where great care and cautlon are necessary to a favorable result. rom early morn until late at mght, this mstrument is employed, imparting health and strength to all who are 80 jortanate as to obtain its services. Dis eases (which by the old system) took months, or even years to cure, are now cured in a few days or weeks. The cost, too, is not so great as by the old system, besides the *aving of time. Connected With this system are the renowned Klectro-Magnetic Baths, than which there is ng more powertn) auxiliary in the world for the radical cure of disease. .£here is no institute in the State where tne electropathic system is practiced; except at the Klectropathic Institute, 645 Washington sircet. This. Insutute was established to, if possible, prevent theunwary trom tuliing into those dens of robbery (yclept quack doctyrs’ traps), and hereafter the ecientifie originators of tliia Institute will notbe to blame if the afficted are ‘robbed of their money, and injured in constitution, ‘There is also another view of the affair. The rising gencration should be reared with strong constitution, and the Direetors wish to arouse their guardinus to a proper “sense of their duties in their premises, if possible to prevent them from stuiling their young charges with deleterious drugs, with a chance ot entai!ing upon the tender constitution just forming, ‘a comnpHeation of evils, a thousand times worse than death. + lt would be consuming space, to no purpose, to enumerate the diseases to which this system ts appli + sutlive -it-to-say, that tliere is no disease, within the catalogue of human ills but what van be eured at the Kiectropathic Institute. } We have instructed the Kesident Physician to warrant a perfect aud permanent cure, or ask no within the bounds of cure. _ CAUTION. Persons seeking the Electropathic Institute, whould be careful to remember the, name and number. ; Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington street, Southside, Letween Keareey aud Moutgomery, over the restaurant. J. H. JO3SELYN,:M, D. With these remarks we ieave the interests of the Inatitute contidence and patronage thus far awarded to it The record shows over twenty thousand consul tutions, and.u very lurge amount oi suffering relieved. : a Persons wishing to consult the. Kesident Physician by Letter, can do so with the utmost contidence., All letters must be addressed plainly J. tt. JOSSKELYN, M, D., Box 1945, San Fraucisco, Cal. All letters will be Cestroye ) or returned, as direeted by the writer. Office hours from ¥ A. M. to4 P.M. a J. W. HENDS. Re We TULLY ‘BANKING HOUSE AND ASSAY OFFICE, HINDS & TULLY, Bankers. Successors to G, W. Kidd, noly, } AVING bought the well known Banking s.Ouse und business of George W. Kidd, On Broad Strect, Nevada City, Willcarry on the Banking ‘business, at the old stand, uuder the firm name of Minds & Tully. Whe Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. cr Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Mates. : Liberal udvauces made on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U. 5. Mint. Deposits Received. Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento. Drafts on the Kastern States at the Lowest Kates. Collectious made. State and County securities purchased at the highest market value,_Ageuts tur the London and Liverpooi Fire anu cife Insurance Company. : Gold-and Ores of every description MELTED, HREPFINED and ASSAYED: All awsays wWarranied to ve correct. Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of California ; Sacramento, D. VU. Mil.e & Co.; New York, Leea & Walier. apl CITY BREWERY. JOHN BLASAUF, Whuld respectfully inform the peo \ ple of Nevada county.that he is now prepared to furuish the very best LAGER BEER, Ever manufactured and at the lowest rates. » Families and Saleens can be sure splgndid urticle of Beer in Kegs or’ Bottles,’ : In-any-quantity; frei w pint toone hundred ai lous. ‘Alt orders feft at tiie City Brewery ou Spring STREE'L, willbe promptly and faithfully atte» Ck Soa mR Le We ie ae aE Th Heres le ” of getting a @ isa reguiur graduate and his bad large OX Peri no pay for services, when in his judginent itis. @ 4 $ } withthe public, asking only the same pencrous — < ohne kPa AE a ae oe Racist, iP a Enea a. Ee re) AEE ee E, fe spo emt tk ee?