July 18, 1865 (4 pages)

if “oy a Wa , * or Beale Honator. = AVID.BELD E N. ._ For Assembiymen, . John. Pa _ ae ~ Retben Leach, » For Sheriff, nn se BR. B Gentry. . E F. Bean. For Collector. Por Surveyor, Chas, Barker. #8. Bradley. For Clerk, H For Cerower, BR. H. Farquhar. . W.C. Stiles, . > For Recorder, Publie Administrator, J. C, Garber. W. W. Cozzens. For Distriet Attorney, Supt. of Schools,John Caldwell. M. 8. Deal, '-. Por Treasurer, © For Supervisor, E. F. Spence. . . Jonathan Clark. Honest asp Comprvent.—If the bolters of this-county were desirous of securing omen to he county offices who were “honest and capable,” their action in withdraw‘ing from the’ Union party was without the shadow of excuse. We have no hesitancy in saying that the ticket nominated by the flag representatives of the Union party in Con“vention is as good as any ever, presented to sired to secure the welfare of the county by selecting more hénest and capable men than the Union nominees, they have utterly ‘failed. Let the people of the county examine -_ the two tickets, commencing with Seuator, and through to the end, and we have no doubt as to the conclusion. But no one believes that these men spéak the truth when they make such professions. It is well known. that the apre-head ticket is the offspring of a few defeated office hunters and their friends, who met in caucus in this city after the Union nominations were made, issued their call aad went themselves ot sent out their, agents into the lanes and by-ways to precure signers. Signatures were received irrespective of past political action, end in many instances men were informed that “if they were in favor of any of the six ‘articles of faith” they could sign the call -without endorsing the balance. Their mass ‘Convention which assembled as ‘the people,” did not aumber a hundred, including copperheads, and yet this number was too many for the managers, and a nominating ~~ —gommittee was selected to make up a ticket. The committee labored and the ticket was brought forth. The sore-heads who went to the polle and participated in the Union primaries, many. of them pledging their honor as men that they would abide the decision of the Convention, were placed upon that. ticket,, yet, with candidates having such an infamous record, these men prate about honesty. If broken pledges, violated consciences.and. base trickery are evidénces of honesty,or virtues that entitle . mén to serve the people, the bolter's ticket should be mentioned as a paragon of honesty. There are men among the. bolters who did not break the oath taken at the pri-. maries without the pangs of « violated conscience. We know of one of the leading then who told a friend, he would givea thousand dollars if he-had never taken the oath showing that he,realized to sone extent the binding foroe ot tiie vatln’ “ “ -s But even ifthe two tickets were composed of men equally henest and -capable, there would still be good reason for every loyal man in the county to stand by the Un}ion party and the Union ticket, We care not who the men are that encoutage and urge this division of Union strength, they are the: enemies of the party and are hawsard ing the welfare of the country. The Dewocrats are still united and are as strong today ae they were a year ago. ‘Every’ wa who encourages or sustains.the bolters is aiding copperheads and giving them encourage: ment to keep up their organization, and if the . bolters ure supported to“ any extent the Democrats will, in all probability, put forth 8 ticket and run. into ‘officecon acoount of the divisionin Uaion ranks, We deo not, fer any such restit here, fur it “this county sore-heade find but little encouragement, among Union men:: They” are determined: 'y of the-party and . tgvote for every nominee on their ticket ; ". beat sense, a sermon for the times, and fer Es SaxJuamy Jolng 18 : Its F vhgesd ib é i the “Ridge ,”” as itis ot not, ‘be deemed uninetresting to a readers of your paper, and so. thinking, allow me to furnish you-with a few items of general character...The bolters are malkiag all the capital they _ . possibly can, of course, for the “ring; streuk. . ed and speckled” ticket, which they have placed in the field; but I-am satisfied that: } alarge majority of the Union men of this . township will stand by the regularly nominated Union ticket; when the hour of trial comes. The leaders of the short-hair party will not themselves vote their own ticket straight through. Ehave, as hear of a solitary person, belonging to or claiming . any affinity with that n, who intends on the contrary; they will give our ticket a moiety ‘of support. ~The short-hair faction, mach to my surprise and pleasure, ate not as numerous as that brilliant (") luminary; the Gazette, would have the ple believe, at least sofar asthe “ o" approach, they will become “smaller by derees and beautifully less.” It is a heavy fond for these disorganizers to carry in hing forward the ambitious views of Gov. Pow What lias Low ever done for the eneral interest of the Uuion party of this State What ‘sacrifices hus he undergone iw the great efforts made within the last four years to keep our great State in line with those other noble! which followed the and kept step to the music of the Union, that he should be elevated to the high: position ofa seat in the. Senate of the United States? The. short-hair faction -does not ‘avow openly: that Gov. Low is their Sirst choice for U. 8. Senator; they know full well, that an avowal of that kin would annibilate the least vestige of success on their part, hence their. reticence, Our candidate is the Hon. A. A. Sargent. Upon him ‘we reet oar guage of battle, and + We rise on victorious wings, or fall beaten, We show our hands; let these gr emreny ng show theirs. Will they do it 1— doubt it, “Let the galled jade wince, our withers are unwrung. Put. our. township: down. certein for the Union ticket and re will find my prediction in September next all ¢. K. Work!—Mr. Editor :—I have a motion ence you are in the habit of addressing six mornings out of every seven ofthe week.— But, before doing 80, indulge me with a few words introductory and explanatory. How is it that, i r this city: with only two Protestant churches } open on Sabbath mornings, and, with the pulpits of those two, oceupied by,men of trained intelleet and confessed ability, the usual attendance is so limited? ‘It certainly cannot be from ‘any lack of general intelligence, for—and I speak } from pretty extended obsarvatiqn—few, very few, communities, corresponding in numbers, can anywhere be found embracing an equal amount of intelligence, or a. readier and juater appreciation uf what 18 rare and excellent in pablié men and public speech. I may be mistaken,:but I can’t help thinking One explanation is to be found in the fact that, stayers-at-home do not dream how — they are losing.’ Of one of our city clergymen, it-may, indeed, be said, that he iatoo. reeent for the public to know very much about him. But, whoever hvatd ‘him JastSabbath morningt must have been impressed with the conviction, that he. was listening ‘to nd ordinary sermon. The aubject, discussed, might be condensed into this!" The Duty and the Dignity of Labor"'—a, subjeet, which every body in California, except the “bummers,” is, practically, interested in. It was, in the the California meridian. As an-intellectual and scholarly prodaction, it wad replete with fresh, vigorous, compact thought, cluthed. in ‘words, clear and. forelble snd marshalled with 9, skill; whieh.evinged, on the pact of the speaker, not gnly mastery of his mother tongue, but keen discrimination and quick perception of the subtleties which enter into a atyle, at once. hatural,, simple, polished and pointed. White fully meeting the demands of the moat fastidious and cultivated, it. was, ‘also,.level. equally to the comprehension of the humblest. The ‘sermon, I do not hesitate to edy, was not only: too, vo heavy that they made my back ache is concerned, and as the ides of September . tosubmit to the Nevada portion of the audi. one of the very. best I ever heard. in Nevada, . (and I have heard @“henp"—some of them'. . rains County a f Sunare anxious to find dipeay 3 Seal and dishonorable ‘Work, have that t Shasta Cuelet, Jey _— — this false “Nor will you see one fine « on. that sabe, as app lied to our coun have Hck in tho el Thies ne oppve at cyto coe used here The Caareetion sattied anticipate more than half the usual vote.— One ballot would elect the whole ticket, h the exception ef Recorder, who has an opponent running independent, ‘and who so announced himself before the Convention. “Sargent is reponsible forthe bolt in Shas‘ta*county,”"—said the Gazette. — Try again. ABRBIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Monpvay, July 17, 1865. Mra Ackley Volcano £E A Fostez Tilton mili . Wm Lamb Marysville Josiah cock do JN Loughlin Rock er H Southard do W_F Houston Brnshe D H Birdsill e OP MecCalmont G V M M Tilton E J Bear do ' FM Polley. Unionville SF eign Nee bs E D elerrick B-F JonesP. Clancy Ye E Lace Central Springs A Brown do J A Whole do A W May Leiyavitie. A W Lester do 8 Reihardson Co! Hill Joh Earl C RK Clark Grass Vul uy Geo W Doud Union D pees Senens & Thos Miden Jas D Whito W » John Smith R&k M Enright Canada mill John Peter Rush creek T C Hursy Cleveland Uv E bon me Baad Val M Mehler Willow Val Geo Sha Jas Pascoe Wet hill Wm Philpot Pleasant v C P Tolliferro Rock er D W Ridiey Quaker hill W F Houston Selby ¥ Chas Marvin Omega > z McDonald rien L hae Milk tae Mrs Dunster Red A a Hotbibok. do EW Roberts Grass ye JC Raymond do bi DANIEL CLANCY, HORSESHOER & BLACKSMITH, BROAD STREET, below Sanford’s Store. “WOULD a oe Sh oe and the : kinds of work in his line ina 7 eine thas, cannot fail to give satistnethio: WAGON MAKING AND REPAIRING done St short notice and at reasonable ‘PICKS of the werytodah quality always on hand fad cthet Mining Toole sepeland os short notice. HORSE SH@EING. . warranted, tr As GOLDSMITH, Dealer in FORFIGN ‘AND DOMESTIC DRY .G00D8! Embroideries, late, Millinery and STRAW GOODS. —— _ Always on hand a fall assortment of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. &c. ‘Corngt Broad and Pine Streets. All ordets will be-varefully aud promptly attended to. © ' . ~ July 15 ¢ DELL, CRANNA & Co. Nos §1}¢anad 613. FRONT STREET 3 @AN” FRANCISCO. ‘Importers and Wholemle Dealers in By eh ey +0 better any ing srorpaotad Ginee:¥5 SNowpen be’ invited. to. repeat ee will send the unprincipled ‘fice hunters, why comrvss ibe balls Wet, howling . ‘Tue overland telegraph is: reported ta “loug hays” bolted 4 Shalta county. The the question and from that fact _we do not}. Pm would call « 4 to this peed fh jioaa gt B . wartant to do it in a. sty’ passed Blacksmith in the State. * t Sho 2 ! is carried on by is an sccomplished workman, and is to roa par ‘and Seip ae police in the —_* ved parser ae] Pinca atae lee ees . The case will-be-concluded to-day: — : -BILUARDs.+ Beekman: & Carley have {ble at theirSaloon. Geent-er-it~lected_to notice the arrival of Judge T. H. . Rolfe, formerly editor of the Democrat in He thinks that Reese will yet be a grent ‘country. eee —— INviGoRATE THE SyYsTEeM. — Vigarou digestion and pure bile produce nutritious blood a healthy frame. , Does the victim of a dispeptic stomac¢h and a. disordered liver desire to know how the digestion may be body purified? Drt Hostgtter’s Stomach Bitters will accomplish this desirable revolution in the. system regulating the secremal juices which dissolve the food, strengthen every relaxed nerve, muscle and fibre, and*brings the whole mochinory of vitality into vigorous and healthful play. Sold by Druggists and-dealers everywhere. . Every Man HIS OWN Docror —By keeping the blodd and finids ‘of the body healthy you prevent disease. If your, blood is contaminated, purify it. If your'ehildren are puny, thin, weak and feeble, full of running sores, enrich the blood. If your wife is fainting, weak, pale, bloodless, failing in strength, appetite or sleep—save. her. .Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Todine Alterative is a working miracle, a pearl: of great price. Crane & Brigham, Agents. MEADOW LAKE & MOORES FLAT a " ‘EXCHAN GE STABLES, Tse UNDERSIGNED wonid mcd raach inform rt mam Pe pmepawnens "Meadow Lake City, Sen TORE iinet ver with 7 HORSES TO AND FROM THE xrNEW. MINES AT VERY Low x7 RATES. Moore's Flat, July léth. ICE CREAM! IC. ICE CRAM! H“SF You EVER TASTED ANY JVENKAN’ S Vanilla or Zemon Ice Oream ? If not go im poo Andie orcad His Cream is the real, pure article—no sham, his the Ladies and ‘Gentlemen, — Who may desire to partake of cooling beverage. . 1s situated opposite the Uiion Hotel, on MAIN STREET, favor him with th night. He will sso send Crea fs hentes ote without extra ¢ Ice Cream Saloon, JENKINS oe, ph where are pre. pared all the Cooling of the season, viz : _ . Sherry, amd, Claret Cobblers, Ming Julops, Iced Champagne, &e. Jyl: A. R. JENKINS. ak Grime Peake FFICE at the Old Place Broad (PA °Ans vor ‘ Sa iPS yt Sa ni tetnedctines RON A SSA AA aa Hatch & Taylor appear for the dof _ Back Acaiw.—We Gaaeauanaty neg. this city “The Judge has been away nearly . two years, but does not look a day older than_. when he left us. improved, the bile and other fluids of. the . : tions and excretions, giving tone to thé ani-}apartments have agp fitted upin segrestons sylefor F accommodation Srca tne lag eg who © soar ong 4 nn zm “T Young a —we foa. . just received a magnificent litttle carom ta-. Flam tg ‘Cons Broud & Pine sts. “spenex +4 And examine the large and extensive Stock ofClothing — Gon Dy, Has TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAP. ‘ER THAN ANY OTHER: HOUSE aN NEVADA —_" The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION bbb bb b bb Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our_prices.to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented. P. BANNER, Nevada, May @th. = «0 HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING. REMOVAL. 2 FELIX Gil LLETT, . 7 A*xouxces to his customers and the public in general that he has Removed his Shaving-andHair Cutting Saloon to Pine Street, Opposite ys Ayre 9 ee anything in hi eect beciaes in a mathematical and political menner, é ta Contest, a ta Low or a ta Sargent. Mr. Gillett takes this of. thanking his firends and the public fo Set ier aatanyes Nevada, July ith, eae 1 CALDWELL, . Attorney and Counselor at Law, Office No. 42 Broad i Street, Nevada City. Ji Ti Caldwell, Notary Pi Public for Nevada coun_ and Commissioner for the State of Nevada. “*Fruit ‘and’ a Vegetables. JOSEPH “W. JACKSON, . EEE ER Stes or On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Where he receives every morning, _ NEW CIDER, always on hand. Fruits and Vegetables delivered Free of charge. t . supplied at the Lowest Market Rates The e of the public is solicited. jy! “Do You _WANT ICE! Pea eee & HALE would inform FB ao ahs y e are quality of ICE, ite ver Crystal. Allorders left at No, § Commercial trot wil be ‘mit Mace S ; 7 J. WITWER, Agent. PAINTING & GRAINING. Se eaeieneiaeel . ‘Malm Street, oppssite Wm. R. Gie's Shée Stone. ee ad . and -of all kinds at the shortest notice ‘reasonable terms. 4 large assort“WALL PAPER Constaptly on hand and for aple _ matt Rebirern. owt OR per tem, Main Bleeds, “Long Hairs” and “Short Hairé” clipped . Fruit and Vegetable Store, 8 PREPARED TO DO HOUSE seid walls a them. . Nation No§ ville sa Evans of the . low hie and wa it by o1 not por name i ‘tone. CaP to Be ¢ Rollin slande cause, and s¢ “space, impres serve 1 from t throug show . THe of the as dee taking a New eers ai with a depth. thing is to.b the wa ion m For thata Saturé the E: beat, c! locate A hote

if “oy a Wa , * or Beale Honator. = AVID.BELD E N. ._ For Assembiymen, . John. Pa _ ae ~ Retben Leach, » For Sheriff, nn se BR. B Gentry. . E F. Bean. For Collector. Por Surveyor, Chas, Barker. #8. Bradley. For Clerk, H For Cerower, BR. H. Farquhar. . W.C. Stiles, . > For Recorder, Publie Administrator, J. C, Garber. W. W. Cozzens. For Distriet Attorney, Supt. of Schools,John Caldwell. M. 8. Deal, '-. Por Treasurer, © For Supervisor, E. F. Spence. . . Jonathan Clark. Honest asp Comprvent.—If the bolters of this-county were desirous of securing omen to he county offices who were “honest and capable,” their action in withdraw‘ing from the’ Union party was without the shadow of excuse. We have no hesitancy in saying that the ticket nominated by the flag representatives of the Union party in Con“vention is as good as any ever, presented to sired to secure the welfare of the county by selecting more hénest and capable men than the Union nominees, they have utterly ‘failed. Let the people of the county examine -_ the two tickets, commencing with Seuator, and through to the end, and we have no doubt as to the conclusion. But no one believes that these men spéak the truth when they make such professions. It is well known. that the apre-head ticket is the offspring of a few defeated office hunters and their friends, who met in caucus in this city after the Union nominations were made, issued their call aad went themselves ot sent out their, agents into the lanes and by-ways to precure signers. Signatures were received irrespective of past political action, end in many instances men were informed that “if they were in favor of any of the six ‘articles of faith” they could sign the call -without endorsing the balance. Their mass ‘Convention which assembled as ‘the people,” did not aumber a hundred, including copperheads, and yet this number was too many for the managers, and a nominating ~~ —gommittee was selected to make up a ticket. The committee labored and the ticket was brought forth. The sore-heads who went to the polle and participated in the Union primaries, many. of them pledging their honor as men that they would abide the decision of the Convention, were placed upon that. ticket,, yet, with candidates having such an infamous record, these men prate about honesty. If broken pledges, violated consciences.and. base trickery are evidénces of honesty,or virtues that entitle . mén to serve the people, the bolter's ticket should be mentioned as a paragon of honesty. There are men among the. bolters who did not break the oath taken at the pri-. maries without the pangs of « violated conscience. We know of one of the leading then who told a friend, he would givea thousand dollars if he-had never taken the oath showing that he,realized to sone extent the binding foroe ot tiie vatln’ “ “ -s But even ifthe two tickets were composed of men equally henest and -capable, there would still be good reason for every loyal man in the county to stand by the Un}ion party and the Union ticket, We care not who the men are that encoutage and urge this division of Union strength, they are the: enemies of the party and are hawsard ing the welfare of the country. The Dewocrats are still united and are as strong today ae they were a year ago. ‘Every’ wa who encourages or sustains.the bolters is aiding copperheads and giving them encourage: ment to keep up their organization, and if the . bolters ure supported to“ any extent the Democrats will, in all probability, put forth 8 ticket and run. into ‘officecon acoount of the divisionin Uaion ranks, We deo not, fer any such restit here, fur it “this county sore-heade find but little encouragement, among Union men:: They” are determined: 'y of the-party and . tgvote for every nominee on their ticket ; ". beat sense, a sermon for the times, and fer Es SaxJuamy Jolng 18 : Its F vhgesd ib é i the “Ridge ,”” as itis ot not, ‘be deemed uninetresting to a readers of your paper, and so. thinking, allow me to furnish you-with a few items of general character......The bolters are malkiag all the capital they _ . possibly can, of course, for the “ring; streuk. . ed and speckled” ticket, which they have placed in the field; but I-am satisfied that: } alarge majority of the Union men of this . township will stand by the regularly nominated Union ticket; when the hour of trial comes. The leaders of the short-hair party will not themselves vote their own ticket straight through. Ehave, as hear of a solitary person, belonging to or claiming . any affinity with that n, who intends on the contrary; they will give our ticket a moiety ‘of support. ~The short-hair faction, mach to my surprise and pleasure, ate not as numerous as that brilliant (") luminary; the Gazette, would have the ple believe, at least sofar asthe “ o" approach, they will become “smaller by derees and beautifully less.” It is a heavy fond for these disorganizers to carry in hing forward the ambitious views of Gov. Pow What lias Low ever done for the eneral interest of the Uuion party of this State What ‘sacrifices hus he undergone iw the great efforts made within the last four years to keep our great State in line with those other noble! which followed the and kept step to the music of the Union, that he should be elevated to the high: position ofa seat in the. Senate of the United States? The. short-hair faction -does not ‘avow openly: that Gov. Low is their Sirst choice for U. 8. Senator; they know full well, that an avowal of that kin would annibilate the least vestige of success on their part, hence their. reticence, Our candidate is the Hon. A. A. Sargent. Upon him ‘we reet oar guage of battle, and + We rise on victorious wings, or fall beaten, We show our hands; let these gr emreny ng show theirs. Will they do it 1— doubt it, “Let the galled jade wince, our withers are unwrung. Put. our. township: down. certein for the Union ticket and re will find my prediction in September next all ¢. K. Work!—Mr. Editor :—I have a motion ence you are in the habit of addressing six mornings out of every seven ofthe week.— But, before doing 80, indulge me with a few words introductory and explanatory. How is it that, i r this city: with only two Protestant churches } open on Sabbath mornings, and, with the pulpits of those two, oceupied by,men of trained intelleet and confessed ability, the usual attendance is so limited? ‘It certainly cannot be from ‘any lack of general intelligence, for—and I speak } from pretty extended obsarvatiqn—few, very few, communities, corresponding in numbers, can anywhere be found embracing an equal amount of intelligence, or a. readier and juater appreciation uf what 18 rare and excellent in pablié men and public speech. I may be mistaken,:but I can’t help thinking One explanation is to be found in the fact that, stayers-at-home do not dream how — they are losing.’ Of one of our city clergymen, it-may, indeed, be said, that he iatoo. reeent for the public to know very much about him. But, whoever hvatd ‘him JastSabbath morningt must have been impressed with the conviction, that he. was listening ‘to nd ordinary sermon. The aubject, discussed, might be condensed into this!" The Duty and the Dignity of Labor"'—a, subjeet, which every body in California, except the “bummers,” is, practically, interested in. It was, in the the California meridian. As an-intellectual and scholarly prodaction, it wad replete with fresh, vigorous, compact thought, cluthed. in ‘words, clear and. forelble snd marshalled with 9, skill; whieh.evinged, on the pact of the speaker, not gnly mastery of his mother tongue, but keen discrimination and quick perception of the subtleties which enter into a atyle, at once. hatural,, simple, polished and pointed. White fully meeting the demands of the moat fastidious and cultivated, it. was, ‘also,.level. equally to the comprehension of the humblest. The ‘sermon, I do not hesitate to edy, was not only: too, vo heavy that they made my back ache is concerned, and as the ides of September . tosubmit to the Nevada portion of the audi. one of the very. best I ever heard. in Nevada, . (and I have heard @“henp"—some of them'. . rains County a f Sunare anxious to find dipeay 3 Seal and dishonorable ‘Work, have that t Shasta Cuelet, Jey _— — this false “Nor will you see one fine « on. that sabe, as app lied to our coun have Hck in tho el Thies ne oppve at cyto coe used here The Caareetion sattied anticipate more than half the usual vote.— One ballot would elect the whole ticket, h the exception ef Recorder, who has an opponent running independent, ‘and who so announced himself before the Convention. “Sargent is reponsible forthe bolt in Shas‘ta*county,”"—said the Gazette. — Try again. ABRBIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Monpvay, July 17, 1865. Mra Ackley Volcano £E A Fostez Tilton mili . Wm Lamb Marysville Josiah cock do JN Loughlin Rock er H Southard do W_F Houston Brnshe D H Birdsill e OP MecCalmont G V M M Tilton E J Bear do ' FM Polley. Unionville SF eign Nee bs E D elerrick B-F JonesP. Clancy Ye E Lace Central Springs A Brown do J A Whole do A W May Leiyavitie. A W Lester do 8 Reihardson Co! Hill Joh Earl C RK Clark Grass Vul uy Geo W Doud Union D pees Senens & Thos Miden Jas D Whito W » John Smith R&k M Enright Canada mill John Peter Rush creek T C Hursy Cleveland Uv E bon me Baad Val M Mehler Willow Val Geo Sha Jas Pascoe Wet hill Wm Philpot Pleasant v C P Tolliferro Rock er D W Ridiey Quaker hill W F Houston Selby ¥ Chas Marvin Omega > z McDonald rien L hae Milk tae Mrs Dunster Red A a Hotbibok. do EW Roberts Grass ye JC Raymond do bi DANIEL CLANCY, HORSESHOER & BLACKSMITH, BROAD STREET, below Sanford’s Store. “WOULD a oe Sh oe and the : kinds of work in his line ina 7 eine thas, cannot fail to give satistnethio: WAGON MAKING AND REPAIRING done St short notice and at reasonable ‘PICKS of the werytodah quality always on hand fad cthet Mining Toole sepeland os short notice. HORSE SH@EING. .

warranted, tr As GOLDSMITH, Dealer in FORFIGN ‘AND DOMESTIC DRY .G00D8! Embroideries, late, Millinery and STRAW GOODS. —— _ Always on hand a fall assortment of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c. &c. ‘Corngt Broad and Pine Streets. All ordets will be-varefully aud promptly attended to. © ' . ~ July 15 ¢ DELL, CRANNA & Co. Nos §1}¢anad 613. FRONT STREET 3 @AN” FRANCISCO. ‘Importers and Wholemle Dealers in By eh ey +0 better any ing srorpaotad Ginee:¥5 SNowpen be’ invited. to. repeat ee will send the unprincipled ‘fice hunters, why comrvss ibe balls Wet, howling . ‘Tue overland telegraph is: reported ta “loug hays” bolted 4 Shalta county. The the question and from that fact _we do not}. Pm would call « 4 to this peed fh jioaa gt B . wartant to do it in a. sty’ passed Blacksmith in the State. * t Sho 2 ! is carried on by is an sccomplished workman, and is to roa par ‘and Seip ae police in the —_* ved parser ae] Pinca atae lee ees . The case will-be-concluded to-day: — : -BILUARDs.+ Beekman: & Carley have {ble at theirSaloon. Geent-er-it~lected_to notice the arrival of Judge T. H. . Rolfe, formerly editor of the Democrat in He thinks that Reese will yet be a grent ‘country. eee —— INviGoRATE THE SyYsTEeM. — Vigarou digestion and pure bile produce nutritious blood a healthy frame. , Does the victim of a dispeptic stomac¢h and a. disordered liver desire to know how the digestion may be body purified? Drt Hostgtter’s Stomach Bitters will accomplish this desirable revolution in the. system regulating the secremal juices which dissolve the food, strengthen every relaxed nerve, muscle and fibre, and*brings the whole mochinory of vitality into vigorous and healthful play. Sold by Druggists and-dealers everywhere. . Every Man HIS OWN Docror —By keeping the blodd and finids ‘of the body healthy you prevent disease. If your, blood is contaminated, purify it. If your'ehildren are puny, thin, weak and feeble, full of running sores, enrich the blood. If your wife is fainting, weak, pale, bloodless, failing in strength, appetite or sleep—save. her. .Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Todine Alterative is a working miracle, a pearl: of great price. Crane & Brigham, Agents. MEADOW LAKE & MOORES FLAT a " ‘EXCHAN GE STABLES, Tse UNDERSIGNED wonid mcd raach inform rt mam Pe pmepawnens "Meadow Lake City, Sen TORE iinet ver with 7 HORSES TO AND FROM THE xrNEW. MINES AT VERY Low x7 RATES. Moore's Flat, July léth. ICE CREAM! IC. ICE CRAM! H“SF You EVER TASTED ANY JVENKAN’ S Vanilla or Zemon Ice Oream ? If not go im poo Andie orcad His Cream is the real, pure article—no sham, his the Ladies and ‘Gentlemen, — Who may desire to partake of cooling beverage. . 1s situated opposite the Uiion Hotel, on MAIN STREET, favor him with th night. He will sso send Crea fs hentes ote without extra ¢ Ice Cream Saloon, JENKINS oe, ph where are pre. pared all the Cooling of the season, viz : _ . Sherry, amd, Claret Cobblers, Ming Julops, Iced Champagne, &e. Jyl: A. R. JENKINS. ak Grime Peake FFICE at the Old Place Broad (PA °Ans vor ‘ Sa iPS yt Sa ni tetnedctines RON A SSA AA aa Hatch & Taylor appear for the dof _ Back Acaiw.—We Gaaeauanaty neg. this city “The Judge has been away nearly . two years, but does not look a day older than_. when he left us. improved, the bile and other fluids of. the . : tions and excretions, giving tone to thé ani-}apartments have agp fitted upin segrestons sylefor F accommodation Srca tne lag eg who © soar ong 4 nn zm “T Young a —we foa. . just received a magnificent litttle carom ta-. Flam tg ‘Cons Broud & Pine sts. “spenex +4 And examine the large and extensive Stock ofClothing — Gon Dy, Has TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAP. ‘ER THAN ANY OTHER: HOUSE aN NEVADA —_" The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION bbb bb b bb Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our_prices.to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented. P. BANNER, Nevada, May @th. = «0 HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING. REMOVAL. 2 FELIX Gil LLETT, . 7 A*xouxces to his customers and the public in general that he has Removed his Shaving-andHair Cutting Saloon to Pine Street, Opposite ys Ayre 9 ee anything in hi eect beciaes in a mathematical and political menner, é ta Contest, a ta Low or a ta Sargent. Mr. Gillett takes this of. thanking his firends and the public fo Set ier aatanyes Nevada, July ith, eae 1 CALDWELL, . Attorney and Counselor at Law, Office No. 42 Broad i Street, Nevada City. Ji Ti Caldwell, Notary Pi Public for Nevada coun_ and Commissioner for the State of Nevada. “*Fruit ‘and’ a Vegetables. JOSEPH “W. JACKSON, . EEE ER Stes or On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Where he receives every morning, _ NEW CIDER, always on hand. Fruits and Vegetables delivered Free of charge. t . supplied at the Lowest Market Rates The e of the public is solicited. jy! “Do You _WANT ICE! Pea eee & HALE would inform FB ao ahs y e are quality of ICE, ite ver Crystal. Allorders left at No, § Commercial trot wil be ‘mit Mace S ; 7 J. WITWER, Agent. PAINTING & GRAINING. Se eaeieneiaeel . ‘Malm Street, oppssite Wm. R. Gie's Shée Stone. ee ad . and -of all kinds at the shortest notice ‘reasonable terms. 4 large assort“WALL PAPER Constaptly on hand and for aple _ matt Rebirern. owt OR per tem, Main Bleeds, “Long Hairs” and “Short Hairé” clipped . Fruit and Vegetable Store, 8 PREPARED TO DO HOUSE seid walls a them. . Nation No§ ville sa Evans of the . low hie and wa it by o1 not por name i ‘tone. CaP to Be ¢ Rollin slande cause, and s¢ “space, impres serve 1 from t throug show . THe of the as dee taking a New eers ai with a depth. thing is to.b the wa ion m For thata Saturé the E: beat, c! locate A hote