January 25, 1867 (4 pages)

. NEVADA CFTY, CALIFORNIA. <== BOcaAL INTELLIGENCE. Tar BENEVOLENT Sc Soctery—The. Be “‘nevolent Society was organized at just the a hint Sidebar as here, A a bailings were crushed by the snow. “WaAnm.—In the 900-feet level of the} Belcher mine,says thé Gold Hill Wews,it is Fight time to) relieve the wants of the poor, which . yhen the importance of such a pene was 1s first “urged there were those who said that it would be useless in this city; thatthere were no poor here. Yesterday no less than five or six were found ENT L RE, ELRY, “who were suffering for food, clothing and fuel. which man and wife were sick, and the thildren suffering for bread, The cold winds found their way through the crevices in the house, and starvation was on the threshold. They were found by theagents of the Benevolent Society ; supplied with food, and made comfortable. Several other homes were made happy by the agents of the society. The Society is now thorough-ly organized and it deserves and should ._ receive the hearty co-operation of all good “Will be made. citizens, Such works-as it is now doing make the angels in Heaven rejoice. The ‘man or woman who relieves the wants of the suffering is doing God’s service. Let ‘every man in the city be enrolled upon the lists of the Society, and by giving a small “amount monthly, help to increase the power of the organization to aid the needyWe understand that the Directors will recommend at the next meeting of the Society a removal of the restriction which limits the number of active members to} fifty, and also recommend the admission of ladies as active members. These will _be great improvements and we hope they . A lady can do more charit‘able work in one day than a mancan in g@ week and they should be enlisted in the cause. We are requested to ask all those who know of persons who deserve the aid. of the Society, to report them to either of the officers. We give the names of the officers: G. K. Farquhar, E, F. Spence, E. F. Bean, E. G. Waite, Jonathan Clark, G. V. Schmidtburg, Jas. Munro and A. Goldsmith. All cases reported to the. officers or to any active member of the Society will . be promptly relieved, — THE SNow Srornm.—For nearly fortyeight hours it has snowed almost incessantly, and the ground is covered to the depth of eighteen inches. But a short distance from town toward the ridges it is two or three feet deep,and a gentleman who came in by way of Sugar Loaf Gap yesterday, says he came through snow waist deep.— Never before was such a snow storm known in these parts, Yesterday men were out on a number of the buildings throwing off the snow. One or two awnings gave way under the heavy load, There seems to be little prospect for any change in the weather atthis writing. Should this storm be followed by a warm rain. the rivers will be filled to overflowing, and great damage would, in all probability, be done. —— Bravutiror Worx.—At the iii of G. R. Crawford may be seen a beautiful piece of moss work. It is composed of various colored mosses and shells arranged in the ¢ intensified by the present } In one case a family was found in . . shoulder to wrist. no unusual thing to sex see the ‘perspiration . ‘warm and opt that men_ can peed . but a few minutes at atime without restComstock ledge and sir is sc sepia phic mana _ cl CoLusa Coprer nd ters hhandiea pounds of copper ore, which was put through the smelting works about three on pounds of pure copper. ae PROFLIGATE ‘Trosband in Louisville squandered his wife’s fortune and then ran off with a beautiful and dashing daughterofsin. _ Me ‘Passep.—The House passed the bill requiring rebels to take the test oath before ‘practicing in United States Courts, by a vote of 109 to 42. j Jounson has signed the bill Saeki for the meeting of the Fortieth Congress -on the 4thof March." Wonders will never cease. ’ 3 * SACRAMENTO SHIRT STORE! A FIT GUARANTEED! No. 67 J street, one door above 3d. ASH & HURLEY, "Orders promptly attended te. LAMBS’ WOOL, SILK, MERINO, COTTON AND FLANNEL Under Shirts and Drawers, English Half Hore, Neck Ties; Handkerehlefe, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, at And a General Assortment of Gentlemen's MyEnhing Goods ! . ter Those sending orders for Shirts, will please send the measure-of the neck also sleeve from Sacramento, Jan. 21th. SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL REPORT, OF THE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY “1.—The amount of the Ca Capital Stock of this Company is Seven Hun: and facia. Thoue vond Dollars, _ paid in ore 50,000 woe amount of the Assets is One = Two dred and a Tigh tee The cand Two undred inety one Dollarsand ty-five Cents, in Go 218,201 85 llL—The Company has no Debts. IV.—The amount of ws le effected dari Bist, 1866: et form of a beautiful boquet, and would rRe vessecveseds. HES, gay 4 make an excellent parlor ornament. It V.—This Company tneuréé: against the followwas made by a lady of this city, and re-. tng rivks, viz: nme Moussheid fiects great credit upon her taste and inurnisure, Wenuele ta" in Po a ebait genuity. Those who want a Lae a@ other Bersomal J Pre tan Distkior Court. —The District Court was yesterday engaged in the triad . RAM of the case of Riggs vs Venard.: This isa . suit against Venard, as Constable,for levying upon and selling property not liable to execution. The parties reside at Meadow Lake, and a number of witnesses were in attendance from: that place. THe TRavet.—The travel has been ‘very much interrupted by the late storm. The Marysville stage arrived in this city on Wednesday, ‘after a two days’ trip.— The San Jnan stage started out yesterday ‘butencountered such deep snow that it}. Brest ae seers! nr The tke i _Braaer it jou ive ml or cold, vaduipeas aul use Hall’s SION Sena Phorire. WAR ara cop all an pares NAVIGA isKs, M.ALL PORTS OF THE Pa. E icaae Company will take on any Se te tae tae tn it consisten’ il re-insure to an exten SIBLE COMPANIES JONATHAN HUNT. J. M acme San Presta January 16th, H, &. BIGELOW, General Agent. E. F.SPENCE, “Agent "for ‘Nevada City. _ EB. S. Pratt, Agent for North San Juan. Harada A, tae, Xt ALEX. SLOAN. Al, JENKIN, THE ‘GEM SALOON, . WAKE SNAKES THe _ ing. This isthe deepest work on the} miles from Ashtod,Colusa county,prodaced : “HAPPY NEW YEAR" AND RENEW THEIR PLRDGES 10 SELL, THR ' WREST coons IN THE MAGKET AND ON THE oe BEST “OF “TERMS. “hlows”’ they still “live and move and have their sisting of “Tn epite of the Hurricane and other Wiacadtes Be being” and succeed in keeping the largest stock . . ee ee t ~~ R-enaweenn, ‘Obeid. of Broad 4 and: ‘Ping Streets. RETAIL “pRaLaR IX bk STATIONERY, . Blank Hooks, ._ Albums, : Gold Pens, : Mouldings, tee eg ei] ee, &et&e. Picture Frames, of any size, made to order, BANNER’ 61" “ORT WEs 19 620, 000 WORTH ‘OF SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING! FURNISHING ‘goons, ‘MATS, CAPS, BOooTs, SHOES, RUBBER Goons, BLANKETS, BOoY’s CLOTHING, &e. &c, NOW BE RETAILED —AT THE— Mammoth Clothing Emporium, Or BANNER BROTHERS, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets NEVADA CITY, —-AT— af [NEW YORK COST PRICES cee "This we will keep up until the above named amount of Goods are sold out of eur store and everybedy, and the rest of mankind are exceedingly well dressed from Head te Foot, BANNER BROTHERS HAVE THE BEST OF . CLOTHING AND FURNISHING COODS! AT LOWER BATES Than ever before known in Nevada ao COUNTY! 2] BANNER’ S .g) Is the place to Buy and save Money ! Cor, Broad & Pine sts. Nevada city. LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. ~~ The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK, Has the Largest Cash Assets. _ Pays the Highest Dividends, _ And does the Largest amount of businesof any Co m pany in the United Aelia of San Francisco. ay judicious, distribution of its risks and prompt payment of all its lossses by Wire or Marine is taking the leaa ofall Companies omthis coast, oR DATERTORE. Agent. 1866. ree A 6 NIL eotinalee . other OILS. » . THE MOUNTAINS. . J. NEWMAN & CO., Have ‘just jarrived . _. With a Large and well-selected stock GROCERIES, _ LIQUORS, CASE Goons, FEED, . CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &e. ee IF ANYBODY WANTS MENING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to their heart's content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, &c., is wanted, they are the men to supply-any demand, If the ladies ‘‘or any other man,”’ de> sires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE. If Liquors of every description are to be discovered anywhere, the cellar of GREGORY & WAITE is the most prominent place to prospect. ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9CORDS BACON. 8 CORDS HAMS. 2 TONS LARD—all Nevada made, 1200 POUNDS HONEY—in comb. 8 TONS WHEAT, 12 TONS FEED. CORN MEAL, HOMINY, OAT MEAL, RYE AND RICE FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, till you:can’t rest. A STUNNING AMOUNT OF SUGAR, of every deecription. . TUBS, PAILS, AND WOOD AND WILLOW WARE generally. TOBACCO’S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, WASHBOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries. AN UNLIMITED: SUPPLY OF BUTTER. DITTO OF NAILS, CANDLES to meet the demand. quantities, _ KEROSENE of the most brilliant nature and To make the whole story short OUR ESTABLISHMENT IS AS COMPLETE AS ANY IN Thankful for a very liberal patronage the subscribers beg to give renewed expressions of thelr high consideration. GREGORY &£ WAITE. rset Jan, 3d. 2 ALMANACS FOR 1867 ! Without Meney and without Price ! SPENCE’S, —OFr— ‘BOOTS AND SHOES,;} ote Py td Which they will sell at the most reasonable prices. G3" Please call and see for yourselves. Commercial street, Two doots from Blaze’s Saloon, a Nevada, December 20th, Lot Wor Saleand Rooms to Let, TWO ‘on Pine Street are offered Ess Ale i EE 1 sure No, 183 eva da, 21. ANTELOPE RESTAURANT, ALEX.{GAU Ur.PRormrEton. . 2 experience in the rd = ere tw renew HARDWARE SYRUPS & PICKELS, _& MACKEREL in like . ersten. -T7 of gon chr let rritation, revel, and all uri. Ee~Conatabie and Fustice’s ‘Bianks on wen; DANCING @ SCHOOL, "THE UNDERSIGNED. whoee Denein School opened in Nevada city, on ning nesday ening, December 5th, prs mae the dion tion all who ge to. ac acorrect knowledge of the peomlishment Clasees meet at the Theatre on Tuesday and Saturday Evenings of each week.— Terms $10 for. ten léssons, ao. 5 Lessons «given, for Ladies On everySat-— urday Afternoon, at 2 clock, free or charge. All the modern Fancy Dances, and. Quadrilles, quickly and correct} i DICK SON & EDMONDS. Music furnished for Balls and Parties at short, notice and on tegen terms, Nevada, Dec) 7 5. F. BUSSENIUS, : Apothecary and Chemist Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts,_ NEVADA. $2" PHYSICIANS’ PRESORIPTIONS CARE FULLY PREPARED AT ALL HOURS—DAY OR NIGHT, } nov? WHEN YOU GO TO iS SAN FRANCISCO gy Do. not fail to get one of LAMOTT'S NEW STYLE OF HATS LAMOTT . ! 18 THE HATTER OF THE DAY! THE ONLY PLACE IN THE STATE TO BE CER_ . TAIN. OF GETTING THE NEW STYLE! THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ON THIS COAST IS TO BE FOUND THERE FOR Mien or Boys. G2” SEND IN YOUR ORDERS TO Lamott, 227 Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Jan. 20th, A P. FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE ! (@ Send for Circular, (@~ Send for Samples, R. A. DIVER, Agent for Nevada County. —SALESROOMS— : . At Goldsmith’s, corner of Broadand — Pine streets, Nevada City, -NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL! © DR. LE BICHAU’S GOLDEN BALSAM, —AND-— SPANISH. ANTIDOTE. — DRE LE HICHAU'S Golden Palsani No.1, cares er first and second stages ; sores on Price $50 yi sore eara, eyes, Nose, &c.— Le Richa ‘9 Golden Balsam No, 2 cures tertary, me hilitic rheumati ey bones, ana eradleates all dinenses froux Py ish Antidote for the cure Dr. Te Richau’s Y= Spanieh Injection a wash and injection for severe cases of ; ipflamatory gloat, pirtotares and all of we kidneys and Price ice 61 50. ‘Dr. Le Richau's Golden Ointment for the effectual nooing @ of syphilitic sores and eru: — Also Agen’ ts for Dr. Le Richan’s Golden Pills beg semi eet . cee oa Siercr ie [eres and. Pevnons Liquors . Sumetion of ¥kain CHOICE Kipge EB si homet eri tae abe fine av h LiL

. NEVADA CFTY, CALIFORNIA. <== BOcaAL INTELLIGENCE. Tar BENEVOLENT Sc Soctery—The. Be “‘nevolent Society was organized at just the a hint Sidebar as here, A a bailings were crushed by the snow. “WaAnm.—In the 900-feet level of the} Belcher mine,says thé Gold Hill Wews,it is Fight time to) relieve the wants of the poor, which . yhen the importance of such a pene was 1s first “urged there were those who said that it would be useless in this city; thatthere were no poor here. Yesterday no less than five or six were found ENT L RE, ELRY, “who were suffering for food, clothing and fuel. which man and wife were sick, and the thildren suffering for bread, The cold winds found their way through the crevices in the house, and starvation was on the threshold. They were found by theagents of the Benevolent Society ; supplied with food, and made comfortable. Several other homes were made happy by the agents of the society. The Society is now thorough-ly organized and it deserves and should ._ receive the hearty co-operation of all good “Will be made. citizens, Such works-as it is now doing make the angels in Heaven rejoice. The ‘man or woman who relieves the wants of the suffering is doing God’s service. Let ‘every man in the city be enrolled upon the lists of the Society, and by giving a small “amount monthly, help to increase the power of the organization to aid the needyWe understand that the Directors will recommend at the next meeting of the Society a removal of the restriction which limits the number of active members to} fifty, and also recommend the admission of ladies as active members. These will _be great improvements and we hope they . A lady can do more charit‘able work in one day than a mancan in g@ week and they should be enlisted in the cause. We are requested to ask all those who know of persons who deserve the aid. of the Society, to report them to either of the officers. We give the names of the officers: G. K. Farquhar, E, F. Spence, E. F. Bean, E. G. Waite, Jonathan Clark, G. V. Schmidtburg, Jas. Munro and A. Goldsmith. All cases reported to the. officers or to any active member of the Society will . be promptly relieved, — THE SNow Srornm.—For nearly fortyeight hours it has snowed almost incessantly, and the ground is covered to the depth of eighteen inches. But a short distance from town toward the ridges it is two or three feet deep,and a gentleman who came in by way of Sugar Loaf Gap yesterday, says he came through snow waist deep.— Never before was such a snow storm known in these parts, Yesterday men were out on a number of the buildings throwing off the snow. One or two awnings gave way under the heavy load, There seems to be little prospect for any change in the weather atthis writing. Should this storm be followed by a warm rain. the rivers will be filled to overflowing, and great damage would, in all probability, be done. —— Bravutiror Worx.—At the iii of G. R. Crawford may be seen a beautiful piece of moss work. It is composed of various colored mosses and shells arranged in the ¢ intensified by the present } In one case a family was found in . . shoulder to wrist. no unusual thing to sex see the ‘perspiration . ‘warm and opt that men_ can peed . but a few minutes at atime without restComstock ledge and sir is sc sepia phic mana _ cl CoLusa Coprer nd ters hhandiea pounds of copper ore, which was put through the smelting works about three on pounds of pure copper. ae PROFLIGATE ‘Trosband in Louisville squandered his wife’s fortune and then ran off with a beautiful and dashing daughterofsin. _ Me ‘Passep.—The House passed the bill requiring rebels to take the test oath before ‘practicing in United States Courts, by a vote of 109 to 42. j Jounson has signed the bill Saeki for the meeting of the Fortieth Congress -on the 4thof March." Wonders will never cease. ’ 3 * SACRAMENTO SHIRT STORE! A FIT GUARANTEED! No. 67 J street, one door above 3d. ASH & HURLEY, "Orders promptly attended te. LAMBS’ WOOL, SILK, MERINO, COTTON AND FLANNEL Under Shirts and Drawers, English Half Hore, Neck Ties; Handkerehlefe, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, at And a General Assortment of Gentlemen's MyEnhing Goods ! . ter Those sending orders for Shirts, will please send the measure-of the neck also sleeve from Sacramento, Jan. 21th. SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL REPORT, OF THE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY “1.—The amount of the Ca Capital Stock of this Company is Seven Hun: and facia. Thoue vond Dollars, _ paid in ore 50,000 woe amount of the Assets is One = Two dred and a Tigh tee The cand Two undred inety one Dollarsand ty-five Cents, in Go 218,201 85 llL—The Company has no Debts. IV.—The amount of ws le effected dari Bist, 1866: et form of a beautiful boquet, and would rRe vessecveseds. HES, gay 4 make an excellent parlor ornament. It V.—This Company tneuréé: against the followwas made by a lady of this city, and re-. tng rivks, viz: nme Moussheid fiects great credit upon her taste and inurnisure, Wenuele ta" in Po a ebait genuity. Those who want a Lae a@ other Bersomal J Pre tan Distkior Court. —The District Court was yesterday engaged in the triad . RAM of the case of Riggs vs Venard.: This isa . suit against Venard, as Constable,for levying upon and selling property not liable to execution. The parties reside at Meadow Lake, and a number of witnesses were in attendance from: that place. THe TRavet.—The travel has been ‘very much interrupted by the late storm. The Marysville stage arrived in this city on Wednesday, ‘after a two days’ trip.— The San Jnan stage started out yesterday ‘butencountered such deep snow that it}. Brest ae seers! nr The tke i _Braaer it jou ive ml or cold, vaduipeas aul use Hall’s SION Sena Phorire. WAR ara cop all an pares NAVIGA isKs, M.ALL PORTS OF THE Pa. E icaae Company will take on any Se te tae tae tn it consisten’ il re-insure to an exten SIBLE COMPANIES JONATHAN HUNT. J. M acme San Presta January 16th, H, &. BIGELOW, General Agent. E. F.SPENCE, “Agent "for ‘Nevada City. _ EB. S. Pratt, Agent for North San Juan. Harada A, tae, Xt ALEX. SLOAN. Al, JENKIN, THE ‘GEM SALOON, . WAKE SNAKES THe _ ing. This isthe deepest work on the} miles from Ashtod,Colusa county,prodaced : “HAPPY NEW YEAR" AND RENEW THEIR PLRDGES 10 SELL, THR ' WREST coons IN THE MAGKET AND ON THE oe BEST “OF “TERMS. “hlows”’ they still “live and move and have their sisting of “Tn epite of the Hurricane and other Wiacadtes Be being” and succeed in keeping the largest stock . . ee ee t ~~ R-enaweenn, ‘Obeid. of Broad 4 and: ‘Ping Streets. RETAIL “pRaLaR IX bk STATIONERY, . Blank Hooks, ._ Albums, : Gold Pens, : Mouldings, tee eg ei] ee, &et&e. Picture Frames, of any size, made to order, BANNER’ 61" “ORT WEs 19 620, 000 WORTH ‘OF SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER

CLOTHING! FURNISHING ‘goons, ‘MATS, CAPS, BOooTs, SHOES, RUBBER Goons, BLANKETS, BOoY’s CLOTHING, &e. &c, NOW BE RETAILED —AT THE— Mammoth Clothing Emporium, Or BANNER BROTHERS, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets NEVADA CITY, —-AT— af [NEW YORK COST PRICES cee "This we will keep up until the above named amount of Goods are sold out of eur store and everybedy, and the rest of mankind are exceedingly well dressed from Head te Foot, BANNER BROTHERS HAVE THE BEST OF . CLOTHING AND FURNISHING COODS! AT LOWER BATES Than ever before known in Nevada ao COUNTY! 2] BANNER’ S .g) Is the place to Buy and save Money ! Cor, Broad & Pine sts. Nevada city. LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. ~~ The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK, Has the Largest Cash Assets. _ Pays the Highest Dividends, _ And does the Largest amount of businesof any Co m pany in the United Aelia of San Francisco. ay judicious, distribution of its risks and prompt payment of all its lossses by Wire or Marine is taking the leaa ofall Companies omthis coast, oR DATERTORE. Agent. 1866. ree A 6 NIL eotinalee . other OILS. » . THE MOUNTAINS. . J. NEWMAN & CO., Have ‘just jarrived . _. With a Large and well-selected stock GROCERIES, _ LIQUORS, CASE Goons, FEED, . CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &e. ee IF ANYBODY WANTS MENING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to their heart's content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, &c., is wanted, they are the men to supply-any demand, If the ladies ‘‘or any other man,”’ de> sires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE. If Liquors of every description are to be discovered anywhere, the cellar of GREGORY & WAITE is the most prominent place to prospect. ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9CORDS BACON. 8 CORDS HAMS. 2 TONS LARD—all Nevada made, 1200 POUNDS HONEY—in comb. 8 TONS WHEAT, 12 TONS FEED. CORN MEAL, HOMINY, OAT MEAL, RYE AND RICE FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, till you:can’t rest. A STUNNING AMOUNT OF SUGAR, of every deecription. . TUBS, PAILS, AND WOOD AND WILLOW WARE generally. TOBACCO’S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, WASHBOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries. AN UNLIMITED: SUPPLY OF BUTTER. DITTO OF NAILS, CANDLES to meet the demand. quantities, _ KEROSENE of the most brilliant nature and To make the whole story short OUR ESTABLISHMENT IS AS COMPLETE AS ANY IN Thankful for a very liberal patronage the subscribers beg to give renewed expressions of thelr high consideration. GREGORY &£ WAITE. rset Jan, 3d. 2 ALMANACS FOR 1867 ! Without Meney and without Price ! SPENCE’S, —OFr— ‘BOOTS AND SHOES,;} ote Py td Which they will sell at the most reasonable prices. G3" Please call and see for yourselves. Commercial street, Two doots from Blaze’s Saloon, a Nevada, December 20th, Lot Wor Saleand Rooms to Let, TWO ‘on Pine Street are offered Ess Ale i EE 1 sure No, 183 eva da, 21. ANTELOPE RESTAURANT, ALEX.{GAU Ur..PRormrEton. . 2 experience in the rd = ere tw renew HARDWARE SYRUPS & PICKELS, _& MACKEREL in like . ersten. -T7 of gon chr let rritation, revel, and all uri. Ee~Conatabie and Fustice’s ‘Bianks on wen; DANCING @ SCHOOL, "THE UNDERSIGNED. whoee Denein School opened in Nevada city, on ning nesday ening, December 5th, prs mae the dion tion all who ge to. ac acorrect knowledge of the peomlishment Clasees meet at the Theatre on Tuesday and Saturday Evenings of each week.— Terms $10 for. ten léssons, ao. 5 Lessons «given, for Ladies On everySat-— urday Afternoon, at 2 clock, free or charge. All the modern Fancy Dances, and. Quadrilles, quickly and correct} i DICK SON & EDMONDS. Music furnished for Balls and Parties at short, notice and on tegen terms, Nevada, Dec) 7 5. F. BUSSENIUS, : Apothecary and Chemist Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts,_ NEVADA. $2" PHYSICIANS’ PRESORIPTIONS CARE FULLY PREPARED AT ALL HOURS—DAY OR NIGHT, } nov? WHEN YOU GO TO iS SAN FRANCISCO gy Do. not fail to get one of LAMOTT'S NEW STYLE OF HATS LAMOTT . ! 18 THE HATTER OF THE DAY! THE ONLY PLACE IN THE STATE TO BE CER_ . TAIN. OF GETTING THE NEW STYLE! THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ON THIS COAST IS TO BE FOUND THERE FOR Mien or Boys. G2” SEND IN YOUR ORDERS TO Lamott, 227 Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Jan. 20th, A P. FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE ! (@ Send for Circular, (@~ Send for Samples, R. A. DIVER, Agent for Nevada County. —SALESROOMS— : . At Goldsmith’s, corner of Broadand — Pine streets, Nevada City, -NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL! © DR. LE BICHAU’S GOLDEN BALSAM, —AND-— SPANISH. ANTIDOTE. — DRE LE HICHAU'S Golden Palsani No.1, cares er first and second stages ; sores on Price $50 yi sore eara, eyes, Nose, &c.— Le Richa ‘9 Golden Balsam No, 2 cures tertary, me hilitic rheumati ey bones, ana eradleates all dinenses froux Py ish Antidote for the cure Dr. Te Richau’s Y= Spanieh Injection a wash and injection for severe cases of ; ipflamatory gloat, pirtotares and all of we kidneys and Price ice 61 50. ‘Dr. Le Richau's Golden Ointment for the effectual nooing @ of syphilitic sores and eru: — Also Agen’ ts for Dr. Le Richan’s Golden Pills beg semi eet . cee oa Siercr ie [eres and. Pevnons Liquors . Sumetion of ¥kain CHOICE Kipge EB si homet eri tae abe fine av h LiL