January 25, 1866 (4 pages)

. 1 rtm Teta et OR ene ne mini inci nancientne etn we yen ener eer enone cae ee : ; 3 dso nee would feed the hungry wad clothe rfemily-circle gathers aredind the warm fire, i tebe are supplied’ ‘with everything they desand we fear-seldom think of. the woes of the _ the benevolent citizens of Nevada to supply the wants of thie destitute. Let the minisfithe-good work. We know that gentlemen we ity. the, ) famine from ‘the . needle.— Sheree a th Gta Cherh i i wrath gandh of the temperature of* a to buppott; the atmosphere; and thére~ by pressere it is wig-d. This liquified gas is then passed . % very saall quasar Rovegk 3 worm.in. . bie batirof lighly' é6neentrated sult; where it ‘To aeqilire. that. state. ft is th ; . obliged to deprive the beth: ‘of ‘dl¥its calorie. three audlie, died. ia -one family. from disease’ ahd want, ‘when a few of the comforte of life might’ beve’ saved them. Phi wuffering does not exist in ourmidst because “of a -waut of liberality, for the people mame rena ern the poor and. un: Bec rag here. The renson is 'that saaediairts att brought to their notice . -antil after want and’ starvation’ have done tele work. Real poverty does not obtrude on the notice of the. public,-and ‘the naked must bunt them out. In’ nearly «alithe towns of the State, Benevolent Sosieties areorganized for this purpose.— Sacramento has its Huward Beuevoleat Aesociation, by -which hundreds are. every “Winter saved from starvation. -Wby can’t ve: organize such’ a Society in Nevadal— ‘Mothers and fathers should remember when ‘their. childrén ‘are. enjoying their meals eround the well filled tablé, that some little “ones are crying for bread, and: when the -eomfortably clothed, ad the storm beats “without, ‘the liappy ones should think of ‘those who are-shivering with cold. ' Young “nient.and young ladies should remember. that pea money and labor cau be applied to ne Eres hes in ‘supplying the needy the: mesns of sustaining life. ‘Those ‘sire Of the comforts of ‘life, do not know, poor. We hope something will be done by tere of the gospel. leadoff: in. the organize. tion of w Sudivty, ahd let the ludiée, who ‘have always been tmuistering angels, join in ‘will evatribute liberally: the means neces‘wary; 20d give all sid and encouragement to ‘the euterprise. Reader, ‘da your me in = e'good work, and fatherlesd, the ‘and the widow, daily own the bounty, of thy hand, Seay ts oy Pull @ icssing’on thee,” cises, closiag with» ball .in the evening, off which due notice will be given. The follow> ing, gentlemen, were eppoiated:on.the several committees —viz ; Committee, on Paradeand Oratien— . M. P, O'Conaor, B. Bord. "Dan: Collins, . C, Pepe, 8. Glass, J. Dun pioliff, C, Taylor. . Committee on Music—J. . *AvParvell; ‘De M.Ghoater, J. W. Smith, M. ‘McDonoiigh, 7. Chambers, A: Hooper, E. MoB8orley,' Ball Cominittee—Jas:¥. Bulger, J.:G. Pewning, P:-Brown, Jno. Collins, Dr. Tyrrell, E. Dooley, A. McKiaby. Goon Joke! On. THe Oud 'Man.—The ‘Mendocino Democrat tells a story of a coneciontious witness in a recent trial there, in: the’ Cguaty Court.” Te the, uqual interroga“Haig . You formed or expressed an un-' qaslified opinion as tythe guilt’or innocence ofthe. party 1” the juror replied in the neg-, ative ; he had cohtersedabout the case, out he was one of those then whe did not put-full eredence a mil that came.to hissears. The . MONE beliove, did was isWered that he— ror—coul) notte! until he had heard . it. “Woll,”’aaidthé attorney, “suppose: you were to meet ine down the street, and inquire ae'te'wiivther [had sedi.” R. Budd—the rie should, inform you ate pped se to Mathe ty take “a eantobee you’ believe’ ne 1" “Yes,” unhesitatingly : repliedthe juror. would cent be MPs, faa ah by bt @win, ivin jait abe Fort: Juckson, } . By constant passage through the: worm the y . temperature of the bath is reduced front 15 to degrees eree apretnegaas a hing 2 ice is formed i in molds. : “Tr is with a refreshing sense. of novelty that we find anything outspoken. and: down+ rightin the fence-straddling little Call: We are constrained ia common fairness to admit that on one subject at least this thim rigging, dodging, hide-and-goseok? little os go. has. declared itself in uaequiyoeal oC and-defined it’s. position so clearly. t cannot be mistaken. That subject-is oan bling, and the Cat hasplaced itself squarely befure this. community-as the “Gamblers Or; gan.”—Dramatie Chronicle. . name we were unable,to.learn, was rubbed night before last just’ in’ the rear of the Episcopal Church. The. robbers-were-four io number and a couple held the man while the others ‘went through him.’ -For-all their trouble they enly got $5.” CaLr.—The Mercury has often. satiobed us that San Jose was a fine place for calves, Hear what it sayés “Mr. Zeri Hamilton, of this township, bus a calf, which, when “One: day.old, weighed one bundred.and twenty pounds! It is the largest ‘calf of its size we ever heard of.” FRAnceE has now seventeen large commer+ cial ‘steamers running between Europe and the Aiierican'continent ahd: hericolonies.— Only a few years nfo.'the Medeterranean peervico: was. all.that this eountry, produced in the way of a, steam commercial navy.— th “May next, five steamers, will-run conatantly between Havre-and New York, WHILE sonie workiaes at Reading, Penn. sylvania,' were digging ‘a well, the bottom suddenly fell\out, revealing a subterranean lake of .a depth and magnitude still unas. certained. f r * Tue Rev. J. A. Davideos, late of California, is organizing temperance societies in Michigan; as: we ‘learn from the: Jackson Citizen, Deo. 18th: -—— Iv. is. said that the aléek.old.traiter, Wn. We . ] hope they "i hang him. thie time. Tue little tuwn et Pine” ‘Grove; Amador county,:is rising to importance, supported mainly by the Telluriam Mining CompanyAn Eastern paper anys that the Chinese . of California are adva nciog in civilization ; instead of ee hen-roosts, ‘they rob banks, . DAVY Crockett avid: that.when besundertook to spirk a pretty Quaker girl, his heart . began to flutter like a feverish duck in a mad. . puddle, oA PENNSYLVANIA. ‘paper telle of a emart from their warm beds; and taking Possession himself. Sptitig Hin; Amndb’c county, anid Waé Kilfed. Mas. Jane Swishelin bas started’ a Paper . . epidemic among the ents in Sweden. It 19 said that. since President Johnson . moved into it, the White House has been “mdte’ "open to tI thé Sdath.°"" * > #y ie. 34 # Brrvs.—Thirty Seanad eanihiges birds pare anntally se to'this'¢ountry from "st Germany. “TOLAeAULY Own. the Louievitte eat. nal presse ten: years, sold on its last A he in Philadelphia recently tout a pai aa Raaas: bitde 7 watt off his big toe and bled to death. . NATIONAL, EXCHANGE, HOTEL, THE Virginia Union says: ‘a man, whose dog. which id,in. the habit. of driving the pigs . . Mrcwaet Cannon fell down a shaft at . . . sion Lin Washingto calied the Reconstructi ai}? lawyer then desired to know what the juror. ist. ~, econstruction-. . Poon Puss: Phere is anid. to be Lo fata, & TO SCRIP: BP HOLDERS, § “a D blow on eee eee of a lemonSie Between Two Wives '—The other night, says the Salt Lake Vedette.s{poor victim of ‘plurality’ was frozen tedeath . almost,:while hauling woed-hetween the re. ~ ima spective cabins of his first and second wives, = }.in.a Landon. Hospital from. the effects. ofa! . BY MRS. Where he will serve Meals, FOR CASH, » at t the ff To 7. STREET, San gee dave, copeypere, in, Cattegnond .Congn. Cost or Dogs. In dows there are 86,000 doge, aud last ave thers ‘were honest ed b z In this ie: Jenuary 24th, opi, ate at Sarah R. Staa days. ‘The futiera} will take place this afternoon, fat.1-o’clock,. from .the. parent's residence, ‘on Washington street. Friends.andacquaintances are invited td attend. — egy ARRIVALS AT THE ts, aged,6 years, 9. months and 2} BROAD STREKTY NEVADA CITY. Weseeanay. January. 24, 1866. W Hamilton Sacram O 4 Peirce Moores A Harvill Relief Hill J L Tomason Quak hb T: Harper Sires Nal. C, Flanghers Bridge M Langetaff . 7 O Serer flee nt V EJ Bare : Vance Meadow L as pu TE Wim.Holbrook 8 SB eatin in 1853, t ‘ “BY ‘Or, ‘James i: Omice—28 Main Street,, Nevada ony. —— (oi AND ORES of veer Meonlolin Melted and a aa Correctness.of. Assaysi: fully guarantedd. Melting dood ‘m presehos of dapaditdra: jan24 Aimenmncbasatininai a, BLAZE’S omnes nea ‘< té é 2 COR. OF PINE, AND COMMERCIAL 81 ig You Want = Geod Drink, . ay abe eh sw ‘ao “TO BLAZHS! fs Ce Se éfh.48 \ . iczapow LAKE & MOORES . FLAT ‘EXCHANGE STABLES, eee or UNDERSIGNED would 1 Be TPES NED rte thie basi business at al Meadow Lake City, >: dnd will be rendy at al times to. ‘eacemanrdate parkr HORSES, TO. AND[FROM ‘THE ‘XT NEW MINES ‘ FOR’ONLY FOUR. DOLLARS, —EACH WAX—EREE TOLLS, Lancaster. and -Hasey, Proprietors. . Breakfast from 5 to 7 oePk, 26 ei, rma mner from 12:to 2 o'cloeky; 35 ; mandaner sonomaguac lah . . Supper trom’ 5 to 7 clock, 25. beg sleslthcsiat-iceenatlirnnnainammietalttan aang iciiaisisiintise ‘on tines Se We ike —_ ee ‘other aceordir Oo ThE EREEE OceaAES me To BE FOUND: jee side of San, “Franciang Is kept at the Store or HE-Centra} Atorrican-Transit compan will despatch the favor double engine steaniship MosBs TAYL OW, J. H. BLETHEN mander. ON, pom pe FEB,.15th, Conneétting at GREYTOWN with themagnif: icent new St r SANTIAGO, 2;500-tona., For New York. No charge for ‘Meals on the Isthmus. A baggage Master will be sent thro? each trip. . at the lowest rates, Phe Saw Juanvatid Colorado Rivers are now full of water. The.transit from Ocean to Ocean is madein 20hours.* ° ~ ‘Phe Aamerica will sail March 15th. For Maxthan in lormation aorny te. ‘Feeds. gen dnsurgnce-on Treasure} NW corner of farvers and Pine Sevectss Up stairay San Franciaed National Exchange Hotel Co, a eopon hereby given ta the stockholders . of the above named Cor] uration, that the annual Meeting of the said Compa.xy will be held-at the of: fice of ‘i I Caldwell, in. Nevada city and county, Cal.,-on Monday the 5th day of Mareh,’ 1866, at, 2 o'clock, P.M. of said day for the purpuse of elect: rf eR Er i Por par eta ARG oy Prego de apertegd gy ing 2 Thomas ae tp Fan iy laden bien: Caldwell, Secretary ‘Kommune o# are Wilon Fresh Fish !\Fresh Fish ! Fresh Fish. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. “MOSES KORN, WOULD inform the. people of Nevada city, that:-he-will offer for sale—ON WeRY. IDAY MORNING, at 8 ok—d Fresh lot of’ : . WER RINGS. FLOUNDERS RGEON, BOCK COD, 4 eee be am CRABS, ke. &e, And:qli other Kinds of Fish to‘be had:in the San Francisco market. ur The Wagon' will be in front of Carley & Beckmian’s Saloon, corner of Broad & Pine strects, er" day Morning. i at nal DS. BAKER. 0 J de MARTIN _D. 8. BAKER. & co, ae “Deatens ut’ Groteries; Provisions, ‘Cah Fruits, Wheat, Bariey ana Greuna Peea — No, 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Fane, ane S or rte Bultps Cash,’ Goods delivered free of Cha Within ‘a reasonable distance of aS W OODAOfall aeneunend: and for sale Cheap for Cash. ' — cs eure veers wer. qe P, E. JEFFERIS. Moore's Plat, July 14th. ash. sent call the-attention . 1 it ecarsundeby te sltndaien & Baker Machines — Their ig too well established fer ua. te at-pecmn wanting: a teflalae Pally Sonic wei: = investigate these before on oa ward tothe . ise is suitigient.’’ Ri ‘aud Blow 027 ay etree Newada, Deo. RUAN TS . ventyend AWFORD. Treas Ferra spe ay Byguli tioned FY 10h . og March. Cag apncgpa teen cory, ok the]. fo —_ Hig po mg reliant ceuses ae went ee % ~ (ML. SABER BOOT AND'SHOE STORE, , Commercial OF etkth site, see Piso. in New Boods: and, New, Prices! * Gbnbtasiry Gi hisnd’n lati fot of Be BOY'S: cUsTom MADE That the tity tor Wet weather. 5, Aes 2 ira LADIEY "AND CHILDRENS’ BOOTS. ove AND, GAITERS, i enna fe ta: -ainy See we making-and.ropairieg’ atthe lowest Myiig-rates. For “— Juan’ Del Po Esra. sion Street “ ot oe SE Fae eT of amon i = oe ae ONT a evi BE ‘BRUAD STREET, oan 8 W, Sidley went tir Bebtlaha; wid was ota with BIRTH. 7. lila ok timer’ Day, February 1 ’ — Bodstenas, invited him to visit her at London; and Ten-. In tis city, Jan, 21th, to the wifeof'Thomas H. Via. Micatagma . sia Sofas, ae nyson asked w Visit from hint at hiv home on . Ne a ‘ Mirrors, &c, rorya he opto er 6 RASC CARRYING, on 68 MAIL Mearyiling Gem s!~-Oheap for: Cash perheads do? DIED, UPHOLSTERING @1 end*REPAIRING +! Done at the shortest notice. . ; ; xr Call and. eXamine thé. ‘Sook ray » Nevada, Jan, 4th RISLEY'S BUCHU, ‘FOR SALE BY. = Nee dy 2 PENCE Nevada, Nov. 30, : ‘ ‘«K % DRUGS. AND MEDICINES. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS; (Successor to J. M. Levey), Neva wu kee oeny on hand & large and well selected stock of DRUG CHEM ss ae oe PSE ereees ‘EXTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES; Aud Aud oqerything usually kept ina first-class Drngnay Physicians Sed acal wate, care fully compounded Ha had mgs A years’ experience as a ‘druggist and , inthe best houses, I confidently solicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. ‘JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. “Nevada, May 13, 1865. a G. R, CRAWFORD, C Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, STATIONERY, Blank Books, ae : Gold Pens PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &e. ¥ re) a ustice’s and Constahle’s ‘Blauke. MevadajJuly 28th ia wom _FENIAN EXCHANGER: ;, Late Eldorado . Pine Street, 2nd door from: egg ron as Office. g 3 Hi, DUGGAN, Proprietor.—The’ Proprie@ tor would vomparathite ick mang his friends and the public generally, that he has ‘dpewed the above named Neat ne 9 attractive Saloon, anes , the lovets of . itiméite Pleasure and. os always:é themse’ 8 Poe Ales, Wines, a Ei Ce eT Heke Cie Bae a tone we < bbding Jo SayGley Drop in, Geats evada, Nov.7. _ — cae agg fe Big. Tanuel ros ae " Neyads county, Caly s cE.— ‘tthe Stoc FN Gite of de sore Comoe the. eletion ear Satoh ni Bee . cay A gs ae "cae A. H Othomas, Béofetarys" ees ae all Road D otis, . igs rich a . FY FICE—In im Kidd's ee Broad and acs _Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts.,. ia 0s . ee” 2 eee ee te . ls *S. See, ee i es chic es SS ed. . es te K. Retalt Dealer in INEWMUSC , Bat atte ed “gel” cae a 1.2 @& ea ee ae a, PRE Sos 4 oo. toa Sete Be oe teas eee . tt ——_ a> —_ _ ote Bed oo.

. 1 rtm Teta et OR ene ne mini inci nancientne etn we yen ener eer enone cae ee : ; 3 dso nee would feed the hungry wad clothe rfemily-circle gathers aredind the warm fire, i tebe are supplied’ ‘with everything they desand we fear-seldom think of. the woes of the _ the benevolent citizens of Nevada to supply the wants of thie destitute. Let the minisfithe-good work. We know that gentlemen we ity. the, ) famine from ‘the . needle.— Sheree a th Gta Cherh i i wrath gandh of the temperature of* a to buppott; the atmosphere; and thére~ by pressere it is wig-d. This liquified gas is then passed . % very saall quasar Rovegk 3 worm.in. . bie batirof lighly' é6neentrated sult; where it ‘To aeqilire. that. state. ft is th ; . obliged to deprive the beth: ‘of ‘dl¥its calorie. three audlie, died. ia -one family. from disease’ ahd want, ‘when a few of the comforte of life might’ beve’ saved them. Phi wuffering does not exist in ourmidst because “of a -waut of liberality, for the people mame rena ern the poor and. un: Bec rag here. The renson is 'that saaediairts att brought to their notice . -antil after want and’ starvation’ have done tele work. Real poverty does not obtrude on the notice of the. public,-and ‘the naked must bunt them out. In’ nearly «alithe towns of the State, Benevolent Sosieties areorganized for this purpose.— Sacramento has its Huward Beuevoleat Aesociation, by -which hundreds are. every “Winter saved from starvation. -Wby can’t ve: organize such’ a Society in Nevadal— ‘Mothers and fathers should remember when ‘their. childrén ‘are. enjoying their meals eround the well filled tablé, that some little “ones are crying for bread, and: when the -eomfortably clothed, ad the storm beats “without, ‘the liappy ones should think of ‘those who are-shivering with cold. ' Young “nient.and young ladies should remember. that pea money and labor cau be applied to ne Eres hes in ‘supplying the needy the: mesns of sustaining life. ‘Those ‘sire Of the comforts of ‘life, do not know, poor. We hope something will be done by tere of the gospel. leadoff: in. the organize. tion of w Sudivty, ahd let the ludiée, who ‘have always been tmuistering angels, join in ‘will evatribute liberally: the means neces‘wary; 20d give all sid and encouragement to ‘the euterprise. Reader, ‘da your me in = e'good work, and fatherlesd, the ‘and the widow, daily own the bounty, of thy hand, Seay ts oy Pull @ icssing’on thee,” cises, closiag with» ball .in the evening, off which due notice will be given. The follow> ing, gentlemen, were eppoiated:on.the several committees —viz ; Committee, on Paradeand Oratien— . M. P, O'Conaor, B. Bord. "Dan: Collins, . C, Pepe, 8. Glass, J. Dun pioliff, C, Taylor. . Committee on Music—J. . *AvParvell; ‘De M.Ghoater, J. W. Smith, M. ‘McDonoiigh, 7. Chambers, A: Hooper, E. MoB8orley,' Ball Cominittee—Jas:¥. Bulger, J.:G. Pewning, P:-Brown, Jno. Collins, Dr. Tyrrell, E. Dooley, A. McKiaby. Goon Joke! On. THe Oud 'Man.—The ‘Mendocino Democrat tells a story of a coneciontious witness in a recent trial there, in: the’ Cguaty Court.” Te the, uqual interroga“Haig . You formed or expressed an un-' qaslified opinion as tythe guilt’or innocence ofthe. party 1” the juror replied in the neg-, ative ; he had cohtersedabout the case, out he was one of those then whe did not put-full eredence a mil that came.to hissears. The . MONE beliove, did was isWered that he— ror—coul) notte! until he had heard . it. “Woll,”’aaidthé attorney, “suppose: you were to meet ine down the street, and inquire ae'te'wiivther [had sedi.” R. Budd—the rie should, inform you ate pped se to Mathe ty take “a eantobee you’ believe’ ne 1" “Yes,” unhesitatingly : repliedthe juror. would cent be MPs, faa ah by bt @win, ivin jait abe Fort: Juckson, } . By constant passage through the: worm the y . temperature of the bath is reduced front 15 to degrees eree apretnegaas a hing 2 ice is formed i in molds. : “Tr is with a refreshing sense. of novelty that we find anything outspoken. and: down+ rightin the fence-straddling little Call: We are constrained ia common fairness to admit that on one subject at least this thim rigging, dodging, hide-and-goseok? little os go. has. declared itself in uaequiyoeal oC and-defined it’s. position so clearly. t cannot be mistaken. That subject-is oan bling, and the Cat hasplaced itself squarely befure this. community-as the “Gamblers Or; gan.”—Dramatie Chronicle. . name we were unable,to.learn, was rubbed night before last just’ in’ the rear of the Episcopal Church. The. robbers-were-four io number and a couple held the man while the others ‘went through him.’ -For-all their trouble they enly got $5.” CaLr.—The Mercury has often. satiobed us that San Jose was a fine place for calves, Hear what it sayés “Mr. Zeri Hamilton, of this township, bus a calf, which, when “One: day.old, weighed one bundred.and twenty pounds! It is the largest ‘calf of its size we ever heard of.” FRAnceE has now seventeen large commer+ cial ‘steamers running between Europe and the Aiierican'continent ahd: hericolonies.— Only a few years nfo.'the Medeterranean peervico: was. all.that this eountry, produced in the way of a, steam commercial navy.— th “May next, five steamers, will-run conatantly between Havre-and New York, WHILE sonie workiaes at Reading, Penn. sylvania,' were digging ‘a well, the bottom suddenly fell\out, revealing a subterranean lake of .a depth and magnitude still unas. certained. f r * Tue Rev. J. A. Davideos, late of California, is organizing temperance societies in Michigan; as: we ‘learn from the: Jackson Citizen, Deo. 18th: -—— Iv. is. said that the aléek.old.traiter, Wn. We . ] hope they "i hang him. thie time. Tue little tuwn et Pine” ‘Grove; Amador county,:is rising to importance, supported mainly by the Telluriam Mining CompanyAn Eastern paper anys that the Chinese . of California are adva nciog in civilization ; instead of ee hen-roosts, ‘they rob banks, . DAVY Crockett avid: that.when besundertook to spirk a pretty Quaker girl, his heart . began to flutter like a feverish duck in a mad. . puddle, oA PENNSYLVANIA. ‘paper telle of a emart from their warm beds; and taking Possession himself. Sptitig Hin; Amndb’c county, anid Waé Kilfed. Mas. Jane Swishelin bas started’ a Paper . . epidemic among the ents in Sweden. It 19 said that. since President Johnson . moved into it, the White House has been “mdte’ "open to tI thé Sdath.°"" * > #y ie. 34 # Brrvs.—Thirty Seanad eanihiges birds pare anntally se to'this'¢ountry from "st Germany. “TOLAeAULY Own. the Louievitte eat. nal presse ten: years, sold on its last A he in Philadelphia recently tout a pai aa Raaas: bitde 7 watt off his big toe and bled to death. . NATIONAL, EXCHANGE, HOTEL, THE Virginia Union says: ‘a man, whose dog. which id,in. the habit. of driving the pigs . . Mrcwaet Cannon fell down a shaft at . . . sion Lin Washingto calied the Reconstructi ai}? lawyer then desired to know what the juror. ist. ~, econstruction-. . Poon Puss: Phere is anid. to be Lo fata, & TO SCRIP: BP HOLDERS, § “a D blow on eee eee of a lemonSie Between Two Wives '—The other night, says the Salt Lake Vedette.s{poor victim of ‘plurality’ was frozen tedeath . almost,:while hauling woed-hetween the re. ~ ima spective cabins of his first and second wives, = }.in.a Landon. Hospital from. the effects. ofa! . BY MRS. Where he will serve Meals, FOR CASH, » at t the ff To 7. STREET, San gee dave, copeypere, in, Cattegnond .Congn. Cost or Dogs. In dows there are 86,000 doge, aud last ave thers ‘were honest ed b z In this ie: Jenuary 24th, opi, ate at Sarah R. Staa days. ‘The futiera} will take place this afternoon, fat.1-o’clock,. from .the. parent's residence, ‘on Washington street. Friends..andacquaintances are invited td attend. — egy ARRIVALS AT THE ts, aged,6 years, 9. months and 2} BROAD STREKTY NEVADA CITY. Weseeanay. January. 24, 1866. W Hamilton Sacram O 4 Peirce Moores A Harvill Relief Hill J L Tomason Quak hb T: Harper Sires Nal. C, Flanghers Bridge M Langetaff . 7 O Serer flee nt V EJ Bare : Vance Meadow L as pu TE Wim.Holbrook 8 SB eatin in 1853, t ‘ “BY ‘Or, ‘James i: Omice—28 Main Street,, Nevada ony. —— (oi AND ORES of veer Meonlolin Melted and a aa Correctness.of. Assaysi: fully

guarantedd. Melting dood ‘m presehos of dapaditdra: jan24 Aimenmncbasatininai a, BLAZE’S omnes nea ‘< té é 2 COR. OF PINE, AND COMMERCIAL 81 ig You Want = Geod Drink, . ay abe eh sw ‘ao “TO BLAZHS! fs Ce Se éfh..48 \ . iczapow LAKE & MOORES . FLAT ‘EXCHANGE STABLES, eee or UNDERSIGNED would 1 Be TPES NED rte thie basi business at al Meadow Lake City, >: dnd will be rendy at al times to. ‘eacemanrdate parkr HORSES, TO. AND[FROM ‘THE ‘XT NEW MINES ‘ FOR’ONLY FOUR. DOLLARS, —EACH WAX—EREE TOLLS, Lancaster. and -Hasey, Proprietors. . Breakfast from 5 to 7 oePk, 26 ei, rma mner from 12:to 2 o'cloeky; 35 ; mandaner sonomaguac lah . . Supper trom’ 5 to 7 clock, 25. beg sleslthcsiat-iceenatlirnnnainammietalttan aang iciiaisisiintise ‘on tines Se We ike —_ ee ‘other aceordir Oo ThE EREEE OceaAES me To BE FOUND: jee side of San, “Franciang Is kept at the Store or HE-Centra} Atorrican-Transit compan will despatch the favor double engine steaniship MosBs TAYL OW, J. H. BLETHEN mander. ON, pom pe FEB,.15th, Conneétting at GREYTOWN with themagnif: icent new St r SANTIAGO, 2;500-tona., For New York. No charge for ‘Meals on the Isthmus. A baggage Master will be sent thro? each trip. . at the lowest rates, Phe Saw Juanvatid Colorado Rivers are now full of water. The.transit from Ocean to Ocean is madein 20hours.* ° ~ ‘Phe Aamerica will sail March 15th. For Maxthan in lormation aorny te. ‘Feeds. gen dnsurgnce-on Treasure} NW corner of farvers and Pine Sevectss Up stairay San Franciaed National Exchange Hotel Co, a eopon hereby given ta the stockholders . of the above named Cor] uration, that the annual Meeting of the said Compa.xy will be held-at the of: fice of ‘i I Caldwell, in. Nevada city and county, Cal.,-on Monday the 5th day of Mareh,’ 1866, at, 2 o'clock, P.M. of said day for the purpuse of elect: rf eR Er i Por par eta ARG oy Prego de apertegd gy ing 2 Thomas ae tp Fan iy laden bien: Caldwell, Secretary ‘Kommune o# are Wilon Fresh Fish !\Fresh Fish ! Fresh Fish. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. “MOSES KORN, WOULD inform the. people of Nevada city, that:-he-will offer for sale—ON WeRY. IDAY MORNING, at 8 ok—d Fresh lot of’ : . WER RINGS. FLOUNDERS RGEON, BOCK COD, 4 eee be am CRABS, ke. &e, And:qli other Kinds of Fish to‘be had:in the San Francisco market. ur The Wagon' will be in front of Carley & Beckmian’s Saloon, corner of Broad & Pine strects, er" day Morning. i at nal DS. BAKER. 0 J de MARTIN _D. 8. BAKER. & co, ae “Deatens ut’ Groteries; Provisions, ‘Cah Fruits, Wheat, Bariey ana Greuna Peea — No, 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Fane, ane S or rte Bultps Cash,’ Goods delivered free of Cha Within ‘a reasonable distance of aS W OODAOfall aeneunend: and for sale Cheap for Cash. ' — cs eure veers wer. qe P, E. JEFFERIS. Moore's Plat, July 14th. ash. sent call the-attention . 1 it ecarsundeby te sltndaien & Baker Machines — Their ig too well established fer ua. te at-pecmn wanting: a teflalae Pally Sonic wei: = investigate these before on oa ward tothe . ise is suitigient.’’ Ri ‘aud Blow 027 ay etree Newada, Deo. RUAN TS . ventyend AWFORD. Treas Ferra spe ay Byguli tioned FY 10h . og March. Cag apncgpa teen cory, ok the]. fo —_ Hig po mg reliant ceuses ae went ee % ~ (ML. SABER BOOT AND'SHOE STORE, , Commercial OF etkth site, see Piso. in New Boods: and, New, Prices! * Gbnbtasiry Gi hisnd’n lati fot of Be BOY'S: cUsTom MADE That the tity tor Wet weather. 5, Aes 2 ira LADIEY "AND CHILDRENS’ BOOTS. ove AND, GAITERS, i enna fe ta: -ainy See we making-and.ropairieg’ atthe lowest Myiig-rates. For “— Juan’ Del Po Esra. sion Street “ ot oe SE Fae eT of amon i = oe ae ONT a evi BE ‘BRUAD STREET, oan 8 W, Sidley went tir Bebtlaha; wid was ota with BIRTH. 7. lila ok timer’ Day, February 1 ’ — Bodstenas, invited him to visit her at London; and Ten-. In tis city, Jan, 21th, to the wifeof'Thomas H. Via. Micatagma . sia Sofas, ae nyson asked w Visit from hint at hiv home on . Ne a ‘ Mirrors, &c, rorya he opto er 6 RASC CARRYING, on 68 MAIL Mearyiling Gem s!~-Oheap for: Cash perheads do? DIED, UPHOLSTERING @1 end*REPAIRING +! Done at the shortest notice. . ; ; xr Call and. eXamine thé. ‘Sook ray » Nevada, Jan, 4th RISLEY'S BUCHU, ‘FOR SALE BY. = Nee dy 2 PENCE Nevada, Nov. 30, : ‘ ‘«K % DRUGS. AND MEDICINES. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS; (Successor to J. M. Levey), Neva wu kee oeny on hand & large and well selected stock of DRUG CHEM ss ae oe PSE ereees ‘EXTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES; Aud Aud oqerything usually kept ina first-class Drngnay Physicians Sed acal wate, care fully compounded Ha had mgs A years’ experience as a ‘druggist and , inthe best houses, I confidently solicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. ‘JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. “Nevada, May 13, 1865. a G. R, CRAWFORD, C Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, STATIONERY, Blank Books, ae : Gold Pens PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &e. ¥ re) a ustice’s and Constahle’s ‘Blauke. MevadajJuly 28th ia wom _FENIAN EXCHANGER: ;, Late Eldorado . Pine Street, 2nd door from: egg ron as Office. g 3 Hi, DUGGAN, Proprietor.—The’ Proprie@ tor would vomparathite ick mang his friends and the public generally, that he has ‘dpewed the above named Neat ne 9 attractive Saloon, anes , the lovets of . itiméite Pleasure and. os always:é themse’ 8 Poe Ales, Wines, a Ei Ce eT Heke Cie Bae a tone we < bbding Jo SayGley Drop in, Geats evada, Nov.7. _ — cae agg fe Big. Tanuel ros ae " Neyads county, Caly s cE.— ‘tthe Stoc FN Gite of de sore Comoe the. eletion ear Satoh ni Bee . cay A gs ae "cae A. H Othomas, Béofetarys" ees ae all Road D otis, . igs rich a . FY FICE—In im Kidd's ee Broad and acs _Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts.,. ia 0s . ee” 2 eee ee te . ls *S.. See, ee i es chic es SS ed. . es te K. Retalt Dealer in INEWMUSC , Bat atte ed “gel” cae a 1.2 @& ea ee ae a, PRE Sos 4 oo. toa Sete Be oe teas eee . tt ——_ a> —_ _ ote Bed oo.