January 4, 1866 (4 pages)

L went out and made locations. “ledges yesterday moruing and will svon tere ' Mone QuantTZ— Quite an excitement . was created in town alew days since; by the aubouncement of the discovery. ‘of several large aud, to all outside indications, rieb . quartz ledges over in the vicinity of Green. horn creek. Horses and veliicleg were pressed into service and a-number of ‘parties A prospeeting party commenced work eu ‘one of the out rock enough to test. We shall then be able to speak with more certainty: of the value of this claim. Toe PAsceLoR a. where rlieles df -the-following itéiiis in tegird to the amount Paring ust as nd none shortest e in the take unoods are founda ac fole DES, PE, king, pound. nss'd. » T. iA nobs, sa iat ee, m, ete. @ and 00 able dis . zené vi Nevada for the liberal aid exteuded SPLENDID —. are > ingested to Julius Greenwald, Broads a “A. HerParker, F. 8; J. F. Hook, Warden; __V: Gj John Hart, RL. § P. Jemert, L. nial evade Daily B re : sei fe : ee Weare fusuisled by. = e4 rary 7 e's F estival and and Exhibition with . BEES = a= S WATCHES, STOR DIAMON Ds, JEWEL By SILVER WARE. —AND— 2 ee HAVE ARRIVED !. *. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts, — —= A are . and “—* Stock of . es Nevada. city, = — rESSES 8. HAAS & 60.05 would inform hes people of thts city and county that they ived a most. magnificent stock of and disposition of the money cullected : Amount culleeted by subscription, from . Dec. 12th te Dee. 22d, $162 75. Amount paid ea Church debt since Dee. 22d, $143 85. Balance oo hand, $18 90. Amount cleared by Festival and Exhibition, Jan. 1st, $246 20. Total amount collected, $408 95. Balance now on band, $265 10. The amuunt now-on haadis sufficient to pay off all the debts upon the Church aud ‘finish the building up. -'The Committee ree questus to retura their thanks to the citix them. package of the “Big Lick. smoking tebacco: from the manwfactory of Gail & Ax, Biitic more. It is the finest irticle of the kind we haye.sveu fur a long time and we recommend smokers to try it. I, O. O. F, IvsTatLatrion.—At the list regular meetipg of Oustomah Lodgé, No 16, heldat their Hall on Tuesday evening, Jan. 2d, 1866, the fulluwing named brothers were duly installed into their chairs as officers of the Ludge for the ensuing tern, by D. D. G. M., ose Kibbe of Grass. Valley, assisted by mentbers of the tnd W.G.L. of California? Ole. Torson,.N.G;—Philip-Baltz, —¥, G; Chas. Grove, R. ve =a “‘We-Bigelow, Treas; George Shaw Conductor; J.B. Gray, O. G; Wm. Eddy, I. G:Jonathan Clark, R. 8. te N. G; E. F. Spence, L. 8. to N. G; H.-W.} Clark, R.-S. to V. G; J: Thompson, L. 8. toyer 8.8. SaLe or a Mine.—The New York ledge, located in Willow Valley, was sold on Tuesday last, by Wim. Osborn to W. C. Felton, agent of an Eastera company for $3.000.— The New York is one ot the recent discoveries, and but little jias been done as yet. towards its development. The purchasers will, we understand go to work immediately and open the lead. Several mines in the viciuity of Willow Valley have recently passed into the hands of capitalists and a large ~ numberof men ate sererti in developing them. wpinteitok ENTITLED TO THE ScHvoL Fuxnp — We give below the names of the School Dietricta entitled to a share of the Public School Rungtiuring . the year ending August 30th, —1866,nnd-aléo-the number of children in each according to the census of August last: Allison Raneh, 156; Chalk Bluff, 193; Columbia Hill, 70; Clear Creek and Penn Valley, 74; Cherokee, 58; Eureka;54; Forest Spring, 201; French Cerfal, 145; Grass Valley, 838; Kentucky Flat, 41; -Little York and Lowell Hill, 54; Moeney Fiat, 40; Nevada, 566; North San Juan, 167;.North Bloomfield, 62; Oakland, 137; Omega,:57; Pleasant Valley, 49; Rough end Ready, 105 _ 53} total, 2,259 children. , > The semi-annaoal apportionment of the _ State Fund, Jan. Ist, 1866. gives Nevada county $4,630 01. Amount per child, $1 39. Fuanrrcre.—J. E. Johnston haa, at his store on Broad street, nearly opposite the National Exchange. a large aod splendid stock of Furniture, which he is offering for eale at Temarkably. low rates. Go and purvoage, all you in want of god furniture. : ZFEB. Liiteyon Broad street, is prepared to make boots and shoes to order and do all kinds of repairing. Cugap MeALs-—H. Pyrmont has opened _ atwo!-bit Restaurant on Commercial street. Breakfast, Diover, Supper and Lodgings 25 Masonic Build img—Corner of Pine & Com FOR SALE CHEAP, by » “W. C. RANDOLPH, mercial Streets, Nevada City. Nevada, Dec. 19th. San Francisco Jobbing Prices and Spenceville, 53; Sweetland, 86; Washingtow, . ; Cigars, Tobacco and Fancy Goods, ON BROAD STREET, dext door to the Post Office Has a large stock of Havana Cigars, of every brand, BD a large quantity of Superb Smoking and“ Chewing Tobacco, to which he invites the attention of Smokers and Chewers. He has also, Pipes of-every variety, from a common Clay to a splendid Meefschaum. Also on hand a aplendid stock of Toya Fancy Goods and Nick Naxs of every kind, together with a fine stock of The proprietor of this establishment is bound td retain its good -reputation for keeping splendid goods and selling them lower than anybody else in this city, Galland examinethe goods, at the old stand! next deor to-the Post Oitice-. ni¢ Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. &e JULIUS GREENWALD, Z Gucodliue te Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and Tobacco ! old firm 1am enabled to sell goods at ~~ 25 per cent less than any Store * in the mountains, To my extensive stock I would call the attention of Dealers and the public generally. “Orders from all, parts of the country will be faith fully attended te. J ULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Oct. 15th. PATRONIZE A HOME INSTITUTION! —THE— PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY ; 436 Califoruia . Street, ase FRANCISCO. a —Officers.~ me J. Hant, President. A.J, Ralston, Seeretary §.M. Wilson, Attorney. °-M. F. Hutchins, 8. 8. Thomson, NEVADA CITY AGENCY. NO. 30 MEAIN S8T.; re H. OTHEMAN, Agent ‘Nevada, Dec, 28th. a { Surveyors. EADOW LAKE Mili:snd Mining ny, Nevada Coumy: Cal. Notice: There are delinquent upon the following described Stock, on account of Anseasments levied on the 22nd day of November, 1865, the several amounts _ setopposite the names of the respect ve shareholders: asfeliows: : Pe aan oa No 2 Sheree ARs aybourn * oo” 80'S ‘foo 25 00 do do 39 100 25 00 do do # 100 25 00 do do 41° 100 25 00 yee oe 55 00 -G.H ° aS rt § 8 200 50 00 do ~ do 600 125 00 R.P. Barnett, «© 200 1900 6900 And in acco’ ce with law, and an order of the a, made on the 22nd day of Notem > ay: ef each parcel of said Stock as ul be ald at the office. of Compint, ei on wh ase supeaty Tath, 1865 at the haus. of 12 of nae to ‘hee then call on None ever go away from this Store . Our immense stock of Fashionable Clothing com-?-Bilack, Blue and Brown Cloth Frock Coats, made up’ A VING the same facilities for buying as_the [ . Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Compa-}Of the Very Latest Styles . = ‘STATIONERY, 's. HAAS & cors, “Sheet Hiss. "GB GRAWEO yr RD, * Oer. of Broad and Pine Streets. ‘Gold Pens PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &e. Justice’s and Constable's Blanks. —— —— Se SOS ae — we do, NO, 2 NOT! NEI Our Stock of “RUBBER GOODS, of all kinds. Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, mer. Hats and Caps, Ladies’ Shoes, ee Misses’ Shoes, AND = Children’s Shoes &c, &e, Es-the Largest in’ Nevada County ! prove what it is represented to be, call on BS. HAAS & CO. FYOU DON’T WANT TO PAY 25 per ceut-more, for the same kiad of Goods, 8S. HAAS & CO. ——_ DISSATISFIED With Prices, Fit or Quality of Goods! prising evéry necessary for a complete outfit, consisting in part of Black, Blue and Brown Beaver Frock Coats, * in the latest sty le ; ; Cassimere-Business Suits, of every style and quality: ‘Together with an endless variety-wf Overcuats, Don’t believe a word of this but call and see for yourself! _ 8. HAAS & COMPANY. “FALL IMPORTATION ! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! FOR THE FALL & WINTER -TRADE! JUST RECEIVED AT P. BANNER’S A Large and Splendid Stock ef MENS CLOTHING, — BO ¥°S CLOTHING, _— ‘FURNISHING Goons, HATS AND CAPS, RUBBER CLOTHING, ‘“‘]RUNKS AND VALISES, Together with-an endless variety of Fine and Heavy Boots, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters Of every description. “These Goods have been selected expressly for this market and are — adapted for = Fall and “Winter Wear. Ana for Make, Style and Fit. cannot be surpassed by any Establishment in this State. : Goods will be sold at Lower Rates _ than at any other House in Also, a large stock of . CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all sizes and colors — constantly on hand. ac os a We invite the attention of all in want of enything jn our line to give a eall,as our stock willbe ‘found éomplete in every particular end sey ; eS ioamace SEE ADOW LAKE & MOORES FLAT None Sell Clothing as Cheap as i bee UNDERSIGNED would respectful of his business at F YOU WANT CLOTHING that=witt}. With despatch and at aes nent ee AEE ane A aha STABLES, i inform the public that he has established a brane Meadow Lake City, ill be npedy, atall times te wn mvdgts par. ties wit itr HORSES 'TO ANDEFROM: THE xrNEW MINES FOR ONLY FOUR DOLLARS, —EACH —— TOLLS.— : EJ BEPERS: Meee! i naa DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JOHN -F. BUSSENIUS, (Successor to J. M. Levey),Corner of Pine 7 ” tse Sts., Neva ILL keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of DRUGS MER DECEN Pin ALS : etitiaes eDYE-ST is, XTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARPICL a8, ios everything usually kept in a first class Drugstore. er Physicians Preseri tion 6 carefully compounded atall Having had many years’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I confidently solicit, the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. — ¥. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May. 13, 1865. NEW FORWARDING HOUSE! A} COLFAX. JOSEPH WORRILE &{C0. OULD inform the Merchants of Nevada county that they have established a FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX And are now prepared to forward Goods. ates . Direct all Goods, “CARE WORRILL & CO. COLFAX.” Colfex, Bept. 16° LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. Main Street, Nevada, ; _ Opposite the Union Hotele a Ba, “WENRY PEACE. Mines just compleand commo. Ja: above location, is prepared to accommodate all whe may fa'ver him with their patronage. Transiont Horses will be fed, and taken care of according to order. Horses boarded by the Day, Week or Month. “FEED FOR SALE. of * sep8 ‘hoss groceries.” , —GH. FERRAND. WPHOTOGRAPHIC.4 oi SS A DAGUERREAN ARTIST » $2 Every kind of Photographs and Ambr types taken In the best style cfthe Art. ON PINE STREET, ~~~ Over the United States Bakery. THE “GEM” SALOON. oo { VAN ALSTINE & JENKINS, H AVE OPENED the **Gem Saloon” on BROAD STREET, & few doors below Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s ‘Btore. If you want a «good square drink” or.a Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’ll get it. Nevada, Oct. 12th R. FININGER & Co. Suecessors te G. H. Meyer & Co, ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS UN . FINE BRA NDIES, : AND LIQUORS, GENERALLY. — P. BANNER. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, — Nevada, Oct, 18th. cents bach. “Ain't that ehiesp enough 2 we ‘ veld dehinguent tem: circulating base stor ee of uninterrv system is the lead dence, while by the old:system, physicians were content tc cure one in every five cases there were those who were diving deep into the science of the curative art; among these Were the Electro‘ aig . j finally, 3 it was discovered that the. _ fee he heir to, always to beuacere 0 . electropat! hie system is He also keeps for sale Hay, Grain, and all kinds+ Lager Beer Wholesale and Hetail. . WINES, 3 "hen it was city (08.0 sft of the Electropath could bé entirely eradicated. without the use edi polsoucan Foca ei tho those whe do not lock deep “elaimm a “gren-eryae ch co! from iucse interested in the tinued guprem‘ney of the old system of one poi: cure anoth er. All of the empyries joined in the-chorus, add-in thetrSeas Up: ignorance laugned at the new sysrex . of et a a noting nary cases. as s. Time oc eeeereke sated thale dishonesty. After five pa success the Elec ropathie ng idea’ in medical jurispra. eases of organic dis (ase is noted faradvanced as to show a Hestruction.of the vital tissues. Wedo not claim that the use of medicines may not be more adavutageous in some cares, but, that in connection with Atmedicines, it will perferm a cure much sooner than without, and also that diseases hitherto deemed inetrable, can be curéd by this system, but the directors desire to take this opportunity to. inform invalids that the Resident Physician isa reguiar graduate and haw bad large experience in the treatment of disease. both with,and without the assistance of elertricity ; he has also discovered scveral ‘eclectic’? 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 complete description of the disease with which the applicaut may be afflicted, and wilt-wafrant a com ae and perfect cure in ali cases wherd the medicines are used according to direetions, and more especially in all cases of Female troubles; where great care and cautlon are necessary to a favorable result: From early _morn until date at night, this Instrument is employed, imparting health and strength to all. who are.s0.iortutiate aa to obtain its-services. Dis. eases (whictli by the old syStem)took months, or en years to cure, are now cured in a few days ‘ke. The cost, too, 1s not so great as by system, besides the savitig~ of tinie. with this systemare the renowned ro-Magnetic Baths, is no wore powertn) auxiliary e radical cure of disease.” in. the State where tie acticed, except at. the stitute,. Electropathic 645 Washington street. This Inspitute was establish prevent the unwary from falling in of robbery (yclept quack doctors’ t hereafter the scientific originators of thi tute will notbe to blame if the afllicte robbed of their money, and injured in const tutién. There is also another View of the affair, The. rising generation should be Feared with strong constitution, and the Directors wish to arouse their guardialis to a proper sense of their duties in their premises, if possible to . prevent them from stuffing their young charges with deleterious.drugs, with a chance of entailing upon the tender constitution in forming, a complication of evil», a thousan times worse than death. It would be consuming ace, to no purpose; to enumerate the diseases to which this system _ is applicable, stiflice it to say, that there is no disease, within the catalogue of human illsbut what can be cured at the Kiectropathic Institute. We have instructed the Resident Physician to warrant a perfect and ob cody wg cure, or ask no no pay for services, when in his judginent it ig within the bownds of cure. CAUTION. yy theuld—be~carefat-tenumber. Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington street, Sotith side, Letween bashes and Montgomery, over the restaurant. J. H. JOSSELYN, M. D. Resident Physician, on the sign. With these remarks we leave the interests of the Institute with the public. asking only the same generous confidenee and patronage thus far awarded to it. The kerord shows over twenty thousand. consul per s, and a very large amount of suffering relieved. Persons wishing to consult the Resident Physician by Letter, can do 80 with the utmost cone ce. Allletters must ey ag plainpad “fi. JOSSELYN, M. D., Box 1945, Sun inal » Cal. All letters will be cestroye i or returned, as directed by the ee Office hours from 9 A. M. to4 P.M n019, \ ‘CIPY BRE BREWERY. JOHN BLASAUT, ’ Would respectfully inform the peo \ ple of Nevada county that he is now . prepared to furnish the very best ) LAGER BEER, : iN manufactured and at the lowest “pame. rates. “Families and Bp loti can be sure of getting a splendid article of Beer in egs . or ~Bottles, -In any quantity, fi m 4 pint to lous. Auge galAll orders left_at-the-City Brewery SPRING STREET, will be promptly and faithfully attended to. \ dig GRAP FEW HUNDRE Grape Vines, rai sale by E.G. WAITE.NOTICE, * 1). EXE Friends and Patrons of the war are VINES, real Black Hamburgh from my own stoek, jor . aie bereby_notified that they have sold out their entire Estate, Stock ‘and geod will in th r Laivery Business inthis place to. : Who will-earry on the business of the concern at the old stand. We bespeak a liberal share of the pubi¢ patronage for our successors HU FFAKER be gan a North San Juan, December 11th. BLAZE’S SALQON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL SI If You Want a Good Deine. Go Ke JALAZE'S Santas of the . once FFICE at the Ola Place, on ‘Breed ee $ BRICK STORE; 76 BROAD STREET. Bi Street Persons secking the Electropathie Institute, as

L went out and made locations. “ledges yesterday moruing and will svon tere ' Mone QuantTZ— Quite an excitement . was created in town alew days since; by the aubouncement of the discovery. ‘of several large aud, to all outside indications, rieb . quartz ledges over in the vicinity of Green. horn creek. Horses and veliicleg were pressed into service and a-number of ‘parties A prospeeting party commenced work eu ‘one of the out rock enough to test. We shall then be able to speak with more certainty: of the value of this claim. Toe PAsceLoR a. where rlieles df -the-following itéiiis in tegird to the amount Paring ust as nd none shortest e in the take unoods are founda ac fole DES, PE, king, pound. nss'd. » T. iA nobs, sa iat ee, m, ete. @ and 00 able dis . zené vi Nevada for the liberal aid exteuded SPLENDID —. are > ingested to Julius Greenwald, Broads a “A. HerParker, F. 8; J. F. Hook, Warden; __V: Gj John Hart, RL. § P. Jemert, L. nial evade Daily B re : sei fe : ee Weare fusuisled by. = e4 rary 7 e's F estival and and Exhibition with . BEES = a= S WATCHES, STOR DIAMON Ds, JEWEL By SILVER WARE. —AND— 2 ee HAVE ARRIVED !. *. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts, — —= A are . and “—* Stock of . es Nevada. city, = — rESSES 8. HAAS & 60.05 would inform hes people of thts city and county that they ived a most. magnificent stock of and disposition of the money cullected : Amount culleeted by subscription, from . Dec. 12th te Dee. 22d, $162 75. Amount paid ea Church debt since Dee. 22d, $143 85. Balance oo hand, $18 90. Amount cleared by Festival and Exhibition, Jan. 1st, $246 20. Total amount collected, $408 95. Balance now on band, $265 10. The amuunt now-on haadis sufficient to pay off all the debts upon the Church aud ‘finish the building up. -'The Committee ree questus to retura their thanks to the citix them. package of the “Big Lick. smoking tebacco: from the manwfactory of Gail & Ax, Biitic more. It is the finest irticle of the kind we haye.sveu fur a long time and we recommend smokers to try it. I, O. O. F, IvsTatLatrion.—At the list regular meetipg of Oustomah Lodgé, No 16, heldat their Hall on Tuesday evening, Jan. 2d, 1866, the fulluwing named brothers were duly installed into their chairs as officers of the Ludge for the ensuing tern, by D. D. G. M., ose Kibbe of Grass. Valley, assisted by mentbers of the tnd W.G.L. of California? Ole. Torson,.N.G;—Philip-Baltz, —¥, G; Chas. Grove, R. ve =a “‘We-Bigelow, Treas; George Shaw Conductor; J.B. Gray, O. G; Wm. Eddy, I. G:Jonathan Clark, R. 8. te N. G; E. F. Spence, L. 8. to N. G; H.-W.} Clark, R.-S. to V. G; J: Thompson, L. 8. toyer 8.8. SaLe or a Mine.—The New York ledge, located in Willow Valley, was sold on Tuesday last, by Wim. Osborn to W. C. Felton, agent of an Eastera company for $3.000.— The New York is one ot the recent discoveries, and but little jias been done as yet. towards its development. The purchasers will, we understand go to work immediately and open the lead. Several mines in the viciuity of Willow Valley have recently passed into the hands of capitalists and a large ~ numberof men ate sererti in developing them. wpinteitok ENTITLED TO THE ScHvoL Fuxnp — We give below the names of the School Dietricta entitled to a share of the Public School Rungtiuring . the year ending August 30th, —1866,nnd-aléo-the number of children in each according to the census of August last: Allison Raneh, 156; Chalk Bluff, 193; Columbia Hill, 70; Clear Creek and Penn Valley, 74; Cherokee, 58; Eureka;54; Forest Spring, 201; French Cerfal, 145; Grass Valley, 838; Kentucky Flat, 41; -Little York and Lowell Hill, 54; Moeney Fiat, 40; Nevada, 566; North San Juan, 167;..North Bloomfield, 62; Oakland, 137; Omega,:57; Pleasant Valley, 49; Rough end Ready, 105 _ 53} total, 2,259 children. , > The semi-annaoal apportionment of the _ State Fund, Jan. Ist, 1866. gives Nevada county $4,630 01. Amount per child, $1 39. Fuanrrcre.—J. E. Johnston haa, at his store on Broad street, nearly opposite the National Exchange. a large aod splendid stock of Furniture, which he is offering for eale at Temarkably. low rates. Go and purvoage, all you in want of god furniture. : ZFEB. Liiteyon Broad street, is prepared to make boots and shoes to order and do all kinds of repairing. Cugap MeALs-—H. Pyrmont has opened _ atwo!-bit Restaurant on Commercial street. Breakfast, Diover, Supper and Lodgings 25 Masonic Build img—Corner of Pine & Com FOR SALE CHEAP, by » “W. C. RANDOLPH, mercial Streets, Nevada City. Nevada, Dec. 19th. San Francisco Jobbing Prices and Spenceville, 53; Sweetland, 86; Washingtow, . ; Cigars, Tobacco and Fancy Goods, ON BROAD STREET, dext door to the Post Office Has a large stock of Havana Cigars, of every brand, BD a large quantity of Superb Smoking and“ Chewing Tobacco, to which he invites the attention of Smokers and Chewers. He has also, Pipes of-every variety, from a common Clay to a splendid Meefschaum. Also on hand a aplendid stock of Toya Fancy Goods and Nick Naxs of every kind, together with a fine stock of The proprietor of this establishment is bound td retain its good -reputation for keeping splendid goods and selling them lower than anybody else in this city, Galland examinethe goods, at the old stand! next deor to-the Post Oitice-. ni¢ Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. &e JULIUS GREENWALD, Z Gucodliue te Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and Tobacco ! old firm 1am enabled to sell goods at ~~ 25 per cent less than any Store * in the mountains, To my extensive stock I would call the attention of Dealers and the public generally. “Orders from all, parts of the country will be faith fully attended te. J ULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Oct. 15th. PATRONIZE A HOME INSTITUTION! —THE— PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY ; 436 Califoruia . Street, ase FRANCISCO. a —Officers.~ me J. Hant, President. A.J, Ralston, Seeretary §.M. Wilson, Attorney. °-M. F. Hutchins, 8. 8. Thomson, NEVADA CITY AGENCY. NO. 30 MEAIN S8T.; re H. OTHEMAN, Agent ‘Nevada, Dec, 28th. a { Surveyors. EADOW LAKE Mili:snd Mining ny, Nevada Coumy: Cal. Notice: There are delinquent upon the following described Stock, on account of Anseasments levied on the 22nd day of November, 1865, the several amounts _ setopposite the names of the respect ve shareholders: asfeliows: : Pe aan oa No 2 Sheree ARs aybourn * oo” 80'S ‘foo 25 00 do do 39 100 25 00 do do # 100 25 00 do do 41° 100 25 00 yee oe 55 00 -G.H ° aS rt § 8 200 50 00 do ~ do 600 125 00 R.P. Barnett, «© 200 1900 6900 And in acco’ ce with law, and an order of the a, made on the 22nd day of Notem > ay: ef each parcel of said Stock as ul be ald at the office. of Compint, ei on wh ase supeaty Tath, 1865 at the haus. of 12 of nae to ‘hee then call on None ever go away from this Store . Our immense stock of Fashionable Clothing com-?-Bilack, Blue and Brown Cloth Frock Coats, made up’ A VING the same facilities for buying as_the [ . Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Compa-}Of the Very Latest Styles . = ‘STATIONERY, 's. HAAS & cors, “Sheet Hiss. "GB GRAWEO yr RD, * Oer. of Broad and Pine Streets. ‘Gold Pens PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &e. Justice’s and Constable's Blanks. —— —— Se SOS ae — we do, NO, 2 NOT! NEI Our Stock of “RUBBER GOODS, of all kinds. Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, mer. Hats and Caps, Ladies’ Shoes, ee Misses’ Shoes, AND = Children’s Shoes &c, &e, Es-the Largest in’ Nevada County ! prove what it is represented to be, call on BS. HAAS & CO. FYOU DON’T WANT TO PAY 25 per ceut-more, for the same kiad of Goods, 8S. HAAS & CO. ——_ DISSATISFIED With Prices, Fit or Quality of Goods! prising evéry necessary for a complete outfit, consisting in part of Black, Blue and Brown Beaver Frock Coats, * in the latest sty le ; ; Cassimere-Business Suits, of every style and quality: ‘Together with an endless variety-wf Overcuats, Don’t believe a word of this but call and see for yourself! _ 8. HAAS & COMPANY. “FALL IMPORTATION ! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! FOR THE FALL & WINTER -TRADE! JUST RECEIVED AT P. BANNER’S A Large and Splendid Stock ef MENS CLOTHING, — BO ¥°S CLOTHING, _— ‘FURNISHING Goons, HATS AND CAPS,

RUBBER CLOTHING, ‘“‘]RUNKS AND VALISES, Together with-an endless variety of Fine and Heavy Boots, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters Of every description. “These Goods have been selected expressly for this market and are — adapted for = Fall and “Winter Wear. Ana for Make, Style and Fit. cannot be surpassed by any Establishment in this State. : Goods will be sold at Lower Rates _ than at any other House in Also, a large stock of . CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all sizes and colors — constantly on hand. ac os a We invite the attention of all in want of enything jn our line to give a eall,as our stock willbe ‘found éomplete in every particular end sey ; eS ioamace SEE ADOW LAKE & MOORES FLAT None Sell Clothing as Cheap as i bee UNDERSIGNED would respectful of his business at F YOU WANT CLOTHING that=witt}. With despatch and at aes nent ee AEE ane A aha STABLES, i inform the public that he has established a brane Meadow Lake City, ill be npedy, atall times te wn mvdgts par. ties wit itr HORSES 'TO ANDEFROM: THE xrNEW MINES FOR ONLY FOUR DOLLARS, —EACH —— TOLLS.— : EJ BEPERS: Meee! i naa DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JOHN -F. BUSSENIUS, (Successor to J. M. Levey),Corner of Pine 7 ” tse Sts., Neva ILL keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of DRUGS MER DECEN Pin ALS : etitiaes eDYE-ST is, XTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARPICL a8, ios everything usually kept in a first class Drugstore. er Physicians Preseri tion 6 carefully compounded atall Having had many years’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I confidently solicit, the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. — ¥. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May. 13, 1865. NEW FORWARDING HOUSE! A} COLFAX. JOSEPH WORRILE &{C0. OULD inform the Merchants of Nevada county that they have established a FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX And are now prepared to forward Goods. ates . Direct all Goods, “CARE WORRILL & CO. COLFAX.” Colfex, Bept. 16° LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. Main Street, Nevada, ; _ Opposite the Union Hotele a Ba, “WENRY PEACE. Mines just compleand commo. Ja: above location, is prepared to accommodate all whe may fa'ver him with their patronage. Transiont Horses will be fed, and taken care of according to order. Horses boarded by the Day, Week or Month. “FEED FOR SALE. of * sep8 ‘hoss groceries.” , —GH. FERRAND. WPHOTOGRAPHIC.4 oi SS A DAGUERREAN ARTIST » $2 Every kind of Photographs and Ambr types taken In the best style cfthe Art. ON PINE STREET, ~~~ Over the United States Bakery. THE “GEM” SALOON. oo { VAN ALSTINE & JENKINS, H AVE OPENED the **Gem Saloon” on BROAD STREET, & few doors below Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s ‘Btore. If you want a «good square drink” or.a Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’ll get it. Nevada, Oct. 12th R. FININGER & Co. Suecessors te G. H. Meyer & Co, ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS UN . FINE BRA NDIES, : AND LIQUORS, GENERALLY. — P. BANNER. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, — Nevada, Oct, 18th. cents bach. “Ain't that ehiesp enough 2 we ‘ veld dehinguent tem: circulating base stor ee of uninterrv system is the lead dence, while by the old:system, physicians were content tc cure one in every five cases there were those who were diving deep into the science of the curative art; among these Were the Electro‘ aig . j finally, 3 it was discovered that the. _ fee he heir to, always to beuacere 0 . electropat! hie system is He also keeps for sale Hay, Grain, and all kinds+ Lager Beer Wholesale and Hetail. . WINES, 3 "hen it was city (08.0 sft of the Electropath could bé entirely eradicated. without the use edi polsoucan Foca ei tho those whe do not lock deep “elaimm a “gren-eryae ch co! from iucse interested in the tinued guprem‘ney of the old system of one poi: cure anoth er. All of the empyries joined in the-chorus, add-in thetrSeas Up: ignorance laugned at the new sysrex . of et a a noting nary cases. as s. Time oc eeeereke sated thale dishonesty. After five pa success the Elec ropathie ng idea’ in medical jurispra. eases of organic dis (ase is noted faradvanced as to show a Hestruction.of the vital tissues. Wedo not claim that the use of medicines may not be more adavutageous in some cares, but, that in connection with Atmedicines, it will perferm a cure much sooner than without, and also that diseases hitherto deemed inetrable, can be curéd by this system, but the directors desire to take this opportunity to. inform invalids that the Resident Physician isa reguiar graduate and haw bad large experience in the treatment of disease. both with,and without the assistance of elertricity ; he has also discovered scveral ‘eclectic’? 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 complete description of the disease with which the applicaut may be afflicted, and wilt-wafrant a com ae and perfect cure in ali cases wherd the medicines are used according to direetions, and more especially in all cases of Female troubles; where great care and cautlon are necessary to a favorable result: From early _morn until date at night, this Instrument is employed, imparting health and strength to all. who are.s0.iortutiate aa to obtain its-services. Dis. eases (whictli by the old syStem)took months, or en years to cure, are now cured in a few days ‘ke. The cost, too, 1s not so great as by system, besides the savitig~ of tinie. with this systemare the renowned ro-Magnetic Baths, is no wore powertn) auxiliary e radical cure of disease.” in. the State where tie acticed, except at. the stitute,. Electropathic 645 Washington street. This Inspitute was establish prevent the unwary from falling in of robbery (yclept quack doctors’ t hereafter the scientific originators of thi tute will notbe to blame if the afllicte robbed of their money, and injured in const tutién. There is also another View of the affair, The. rising generation should be Feared with strong constitution, and the Directors wish to arouse their guardialis to a proper sense of their duties in their premises, if possible to . prevent them from stuffing their young charges with deleterious.drugs, with a chance of entailing upon the tender constitution in forming, a complication of evil», a thousan times worse than death. It would be consuming ace, to no purpose; to enumerate the diseases to which this system _ is applicable, stiflice it to say, that there is no disease, within the catalogue of human illsbut what can be cured at the Kiectropathic Institute. We have instructed the Resident Physician to warrant a perfect and ob cody wg cure, or ask no no pay for services, when in his judginent it ig within the bownds of cure. CAUTION. yy theuld—be~carefat-tenumber. Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington street, Sotith side, Letween bashes and Montgomery, over the restaurant. J. H. JOSSELYN, M. D. Resident Physician, on the sign. With these remarks we leave the interests of the Institute with the public. asking only the same generous confidenee and patronage thus far awarded to it. The kerord shows over twenty thousand. consul per s, and a very large amount of suffering relieved. Persons wishing to consult the Resident Physician by Letter, can do 80 with the utmost cone ce. Allletters must ey ag plainpad “fi. JOSSELYN, M. D., Box 1945, Sun inal » Cal. All letters will be cestroye i or returned, as directed by the ee Office hours from 9 A. M. to4 P.M n019, \ ‘CIPY BRE BREWERY. JOHN BLASAUT, ’ Would respectfully inform the peo \ ple of Nevada county that he is now . prepared to furnish the very best ) LAGER BEER, : iN manufactured and at the lowest “pame. rates. “Families and Bp loti can be sure of getting a splendid article of Beer in egs . or ~Bottles, -In any quantity, fi m 4 pint to lous. Auge galAll orders left_at-the-City Brewery SPRING STREET, will be promptly and faithfully attended to. \ dig GRAP FEW HUNDRE Grape Vines, rai sale by E.G. WAITE.NOTICE, * 1). EXE Friends and Patrons of the war are VINES, real Black Hamburgh from my own stoek, jor . aie bereby_notified that they have sold out their entire Estate, Stock ‘and geod will in th r Laivery Business inthis place to. : Who will-earry on the business of the concern at the old stand. We bespeak a liberal share of the pubi¢ patronage for our successors HU FFAKER be gan a North San Juan, December 11th. BLAZE’S SALQON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL SI If You Want a Good Deine. Go Ke JALAZE'S Santas of the . once FFICE at the Ola Place, on ‘Breed ee $ BRICK STORE; 76 BROAD STREET. Bi Street Persons secking the Electropathie Institute, as