June 1, 1867 (4 pages)

i : a AI AE Ri Ne ae ee treme 7 te nae mam See Ae EEE LS UREN ORC ty ““alimian, to stand by * ‘/@onaummation of this work, and ‘men . "Poa that Gonoral Rosrane as given his @Ghséit to run for Governor upon the SP con coamdenental This may be so oF it ig ey tacoma ant ths nefarious _principles of the copperhead party be disgraced by @ cloak of ‘loyalty. If Rose. tipi consents to become a candidate cf the ' eopperheads, he. comes before the people prc lta ray et me of that party, eader, pledged to carry ont ‘ Saenuae ‘He comes a8“Gencral _»Einglish.came before.the People. of Conit, as Geary came before the peoRs Penneylvanis, and as McClellan eame before the people of the United States, opRepreseniting “principles which ‘are inimi~— to the nation, He, notwithstanding his‘ past record, will be as much the repMegentative of Democracy as VallandigGeneral Lee, the rebBette was a soldier of some note before bk ip arms against the nation, and ‘diould’ Rosecrans consent to become the ‘aes of the copperheads of California, we do not see why he should be entitled to any more support from Union _ men than Downey or Bigler, if they were candidates. Any one of these men as candidates of the Democracy would be the re tative of. the Johnson reconstruc “sion policy; and would be pledged ngainst the adoption of the proposed Constitution“Sal Amendments, and against the Reconstruction policy of Congress. They will ‘he plated ih antagonism to the Union “gas and we do not see why one should rvs any more than another. In this: contest it will not be an issue between men, but a contest for measures of the a ~Jmost vital importance to the State and na“tion’; measures upon which depend the safety and-unity of the nation, so far as the voice and votes of California go in the “tuatter. This State must aid or oppose I¢hework of re-organization of the States ri oon being #0 successfully carried forward “Wn the South. It is the duty of every loythe party. until the 2 een nothing when they oppose it. yh Rosecrans stand as high as Grant “@ soldier, yet. asthe representative of Weicchand principles he would be unWorthy of the support of members of the “"Gnion party, and his past record should have no more weight than the record of Johnson before he deserted the Union party. The time has come when Union x ‘*tken ‘cannot be led to embrace their oppo‘ménts, simply because they wear a gilded _ exterior. . We want. none of the Democraey in this State, even though it be offered date shape of sugar coated pills, labelled 8 on the outside. Let the Union ation select the best men in the “party for candidates, and if “Old Rosey” “eonsents to be a candidate for the Demoche'll Wish he was in Connecticut i the canvass is over. (idea tatia™ Ganend Connor declines to ‘bem candidate for Senator in San Joaquin . Dweap.—John Spratt,a man well known ‘in Yolo county, died suddenly at Woodland, on Wodneoday lnat. last. Tae Great Decieee 0 of Yolo county, contains the names of 1,159 citizens. Over vce names yet remain unregistered. lips made of India rubber, and pee lin the same material, are the —— ee to the fashions in New te # ei “4 a claims to be the greatest “ oity between St. Louis and the Rocky Mibestaing a Tun New. York Tribune thinks: that ‘wote of the South will exceed : . white vote, under the Reconstraction Malt am _ AP «dinner eon New York{. sient, by a wealthy citizen up town, the waters were dresséd in scarlét dats, knee-breeches, silk stockings, and a Gored'wigs, after the old Wiglish fashion Quakers, uayetho Denver News;-fromNorth Carolina, are emigrating in large numbers to Kansas. They make thé very best class of citizens, and we would be glad if some of them would pave the way for an-advent of their sect to Colorado. Cleaveland, Ohio, having been afflicted by ® frightful odor for several days, which repulsed her friends, at last discovered a dead mouse in her waterfall. It was most likely .put there by ‘her mischievons brother. GEORGE ‘Wilkes says of Hiram Woodruff: “He never betrayed his trust ; never was suspected of.alié; and if good deeds charter a man to be regarded asa Christian, Hiram Woodraff certainly was one.” THE Poon “Print. ”—The following toast was given at a printers’ supper — “The printer—independent as a woodsawyer, proud as Lucifer, poor as Job’s turkey, and the personification of intelligence.” EFrrcts oF Fridgut,—Amelia Lee, a young girl, while practicing singing in Spalding Church, England, was x0 frightened by a bat which alighted on her face and bit her, that she is suffering from pavalysis of the brain, which induces long fits of sleep, lasting for weeks. PorsonED.—Three boys, digging in the woods, near Albany, New York, lately, for artichokes, sweet flag and other well MIiscHIEVoUS Joxm—A. young lady in . ‘setible at the 36 tap of ‘the bell, én of Ireland, and Antone Stephens, a native of Austria, were yesterday naturalized in the County Court. For. ‘One Day.—We learn from the Grass Valley Union that J. G. Bolander, “was sent by Judge Byrne to the county jail, for one day, for. refusing. to answer questions concerning money in his possession, belonging to Otto Wiedero, against whom a — pending. Dr. Bryant, who professes to cure all manner of deseases by the laying on of. hands, will soon visit.this county. ABour $1,000 has beet raised by the Boethern Relief Committée in Grase Val. ley. THE people of Auburn are skier steps to get up a Fourth of July celebration. STARTED vP.—The mill upon the Jim ledge has started up again; and there is a prospect that the mine will pay first rate. THE Birchville Company, at Eureka, have a ledge in their mine two feet and a half wide and the rock is filled with rich galena sulphurets, YESTERDAY was the warmest -~ we have had for a month. atest DENVER.—Active preparations are already being made’ for many fine large buildings to be erected in Denver, Colorado, this season. j A SHEEP recently 1 landed o1 on Rye Beach, New Haven,having swam seven miles. QUAKERS.—A Quaker meeting-house has been erected in San Jose, and the members of that denomination residing there are known roots, dug up and ate something which resembled the artichoke, and in a few moments all were taken ill. One died, but the others were saved by the prompt use of remedies. THEY are enjoying a tremendous sensation in Liverpool, England, where a youth of 17, disguised as a young lady, has, by the connivance of the principal lady teacher, been residing for a year past in a fashionable girl’s boarding school, patronized exclusively by the aristocracy. A UADY in Vermont has for twenty-five years past spent all her savings in adding gold beads to a chain or string which was left to her by a relative, with the inj unction to do so “for her sake.” A gentleman who saw the chain lately says it is now about thirty feet in length, and consists of more than one thousand gold beads, of different patterns, worth from three to five dollars apiece, _ A LITTLE boy in an Illinois country town was recently killed under somewhat odd circumstances. His father hada but: ting ram, and the boy was amusing him. self by putting the-handle of a pitchfork through a crack in the barn door for the ram to but against. The ram butted at the handle aud drove the tines of the fork violently: against the boy’s head, one of the tines entering the boy’s eye and penetrating the brain. -_ GREELY, it is said; has written a letter to Breckinridge, asking him to come. back and help to reconstruct the South. We shall next expect to hear that the “white coated” has again embraced spiritualism, and is communicating with Booth on the subject of loyalty. ~~» -—--—Curious Horg.—The principal hotel of Omaha is remarkable for its great powerin the divisibility of provisions. Travelers who have stopped there say it is astonishing to contemplate the number of dishes it takes in that house to serve up a single small potato. Tue Silver Mountain Bulletin entered the third year of its existence on the 4th inst, In announcing this fact the editor says the continued publication of the pa per is problematical: « Encouragement in a financial shape being lacking. victed of robbing Downing’s clothing store ig ordered to aspen ecm the Hong 3 : A hg: Annual Meetin To we Sewrenclp.—John Turner; tine . IGS betwee about to organize a congregation. —_—_—_—_————————_—___ ; ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & ‘MASEY, Proprietor, May 31, 1867, J Craft San Francisc T Turner Moores J Dodson do @ D-Dornin San Jua P Curry do J Morgan do J Clark do AB LindseyJG Gilchrist do J Dixon < J W Brown Washin W B Churchill Py T E D Carney Hunts h F M Watson Hun-h CJ Brown Dutch F E H Goodman Gol F. L Van Dusen Washi N P Brown’ Nevada I, Haner Bloomfield C Barker do W Oliver Eorest Hil R L Thomas _. do C W Scott-Anthon h H Wa do W Myer.Colfax HD Shaw do J Culbertson Cisco “J D White Washin RP Barnett Cana.h Miss Alexander do V Hutchings do BF Olampitt & sdo R Wing Pittsbur m_. . __=[===E ey Temperance’ “Lecture, A TEMPERANCE LECTURE ill ed by Youre will be deliverARTEMUS WARD, AT THE NEVADA THEATRE, Saturday Rveling June Ist, 1867. Doors eg at? o'clock. Lecture commences at 8o'cl ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. parser. m3i of the Stechnahdine of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPA. OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office of the Company, in the City of Sacramento, on TUESDAY, the bgp Ahk 18.7, m3i LEK, JR,, Secretary, Pennsylvania Engine Company. The members of the ‘above named are hereby notified to t Se Bote, on ie .Wednesday Evening, June 5th. stan p nana) Bietion Of Officers will take place LOST. ON THE isth Patter VELVet Fome RSE, containing ‘o Ra0 per and come mia col.” the property st tke TRaNebairr Ufloe is Se Ere meni of County, California. . mas ee May 20th J. F. BUSSENIUS, Pharmaceutist and Chemist, MASONIC BUILDING. Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., NEVADA, &® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCUrately prepared at all hours—DAY OR NIGHT, AGENT FOR _ Occidental Insurance Company of San Francisco, and New York Life Insurance Company of New York, Suet PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. E. F. SPENCE, Agent for Nevada. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY. HE DEMOGRANS OF NEVADA TOWNare requested to meet at TEMPERANCE HALLS on Saturday evening, June Ist, at Ke o'clock, to select” m delegates to attend e County Convention,to at Grass ValOe 3B rder of the Township Committee, D. CLAN BY: . Commitice. m%6 Wu. W. CROSS. FARE TO SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH Five Dollars ‘and ‘a Half . ley, on June 15! FARE. TO — 50 OTS. ye TELEGRAPH STAGE LINE . Colne with the Central Pacific Railroad at Colfax. A Daily Six Horse Coach will leave the ‘National Exchange Hotel, Nevada, At5.304. m., (Sundays excepted) connecting at Colfax with the Cars Fox Sonremenia.snd. ¥. at Cisco via “Whe Faré from Nevada t ‘Virginia. Ci same as from Colfax to: Virginia. _— . ab Rs dba, agin mnen agent's eS passes Nevada, April sa #7" 7eleeraph Stage Co. Ohio Mining Company. OTICE is hereby given that there will bee 5) Ruscse sas mt gs Not a foe ‘the , GEO. G. ELLIS, Secretary To Rent or For Sale, ‘ eres fully sustains yeur prediction ” 18 A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF Tas Protoxide’ ‘ot Iron. STRIKES AT THE ROOT oF DISEASE By-supplying the Blood withite vrra1 PRINCI, PLE, OR LIFE veamenelll earate This is the secret of the mondecia success of: this remedy in curing Diegeniin, Liver Ceapbnint Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils, Ner. vous Affections, Chills and Fevers, Homors, Loss of Constitutional Vigor Diseases of the Ktaneve and Bladder, Female Complaints, And all Diseases originating ina Bad state of the Blood, or accompanied by Desmirr OF A LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM. gine free from Alcohol in any form, ita enereffects are not followed by corresponding fom on, butare permanent, infusing sTRENeTH, . VIGOR and NEW LuiFs into all parts of the system, and building up an Kron Constitution. te Dyspepsia and Debility. From the Venerable Archdeacon SCOTT, D.D, gies Canada East, March 24, 1865. * “y am an ase Dyspepti of more ears’ etan ap z “T have i 80 wonderfully benefitted in the three short weeks during which I have used the Peruvian Syrup, thatI can -] scarcely perreeds myselfof the real 5 OE People who have known me are astonished at Iam widely known, and.can but peace 99 to others that which has done so un for me.” Acase of 27 years standing cured. From INSLEY JEWETT, No. 15 Avon Place, Boston, Mags, “T have suffered, and sometimes severely, for 2 years, from dyspepsia. I-commenced taking the Pert Pernvian Syrup, and found immediate ben from it. In the.course of three or four weeks I was entirely relieved from my sufferings, and have enjoyed uninterrupted health ever since. One of the most Distinguished Jua friend, as follows: “T have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP. NEW MaN Of me ; infased intomy r and energy ; Tam no longer oy yen debilitated, as when you ae saw me, ee peal taland puyslcal ‘than yn mak ating te last: tive youre” at any . H An eminent Divine of Boston, says: “T have been us: sis iabweasl weg od some time past ; neing ves me ey of spirit Risctic Elacticity of — Thousands have been changed by the ws af this remedy ; from weak, sickly, suff ing creatures, to strong, healthy, and hapy sonably hesitate to give it atrial. , A hic t of 32 pages, co curtihente of f cares and recommesiatious 4 goon fe! will beast pone toany pee ofe Rentn ace” Me PRON , FOR sau BY J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, No, 36 Dey Street, ‘ —— % RF SPENCE, Newadan ’ -BOcal THE GE “ Jocated at ¢ ship, is yie was comple and since t lion has be after two v ‘mill, was $ during. the. were inter storms, an¢ upon the g twelve fee rapidly, an road open { that work ‘ tage. CONVICTE as August Courity Cor of attempt upon a chi testimony } laid the git road to sch to consam plead « insa: “could’nt s a moment lty as e@ was or Monday ne Tar Ra ed to those Glenbrook commence race will be and Evans’ @ running Then will f “Charley C lor.” The four ‘horse race “Char. berth” an against 3:4 time witho ing up” at between Jc — inte) a am cae” ELECTIO election fo1 throughou day of Jun notices, cel be forward: elections a State Sup quired to of the Reg heretofore, 36, 38.and The provis to election: cluded am the Regis was passe Act. The their elect their

i : a AI AE Ri Ne ae ee treme 7 te nae mam See Ae EEE LS UREN ORC ty ““alimian, to stand by * ‘/@onaummation of this work, and ‘men . "Poa that Gonoral Rosrane as given his @Ghséit to run for Governor upon the SP con coamdenental This may be so oF it ig ey tacoma ant ths nefarious _principles of the copperhead party be disgraced by @ cloak of ‘loyalty. If Rose. tipi consents to become a candidate cf the ' eopperheads, he. comes before the people prc lta ray et me of that party, eader, pledged to carry ont ‘ Saenuae ‘He comes a8“Gencral _»Einglish.came before.the People. of Conit, as Geary came before the peoRs Penneylvanis, and as McClellan eame before the people of the United States, opRepreseniting “principles which ‘are inimi~— to the nation, He, notwithstanding his‘ past record, will be as much the repMegentative of Democracy as VallandigGeneral Lee, the rebBette was a soldier of some note before bk ip arms against the nation, and ‘diould’ Rosecrans consent to become the ‘aes of the copperheads of California, we do not see why he should be entitled to any more support from Union _ men than Downey or Bigler, if they were candidates. Any one of these men as candidates of the Democracy would be the re tative of. the Johnson reconstruc “sion policy; and would be pledged ngainst the adoption of the proposed Constitution“Sal Amendments, and against the Reconstruction policy of Congress. They will ‘he plated ih antagonism to the Union “gas and we do not see why one should rvs any more than another. In this: contest it will not be an issue between men, but a contest for measures of the a ~Jmost vital importance to the State and na“tion’; measures upon which depend the safety and-unity of the nation, so far as the voice and votes of California go in the “tuatter. This State must aid or oppose I¢hework of re-organization of the States ri oon being #0 successfully carried forward “Wn the South. It is the duty of every loythe party. until the 2 een nothing when they oppose it. yh Rosecrans stand as high as Grant “@ soldier, yet. asthe representative of Weicchand principles he would be unWorthy of the support of members of the “"Gnion party, and his past record should have no more weight than the record of Johnson before he deserted the Union party. The time has come when Union x ‘*tken ‘cannot be led to embrace their oppo‘ménts, simply because they wear a gilded _ exterior. . We want. none of the Democraey in this State, even though it be offered date shape of sugar coated pills, labelled 8 on the outside. Let the Union ation select the best men in the “party for candidates, and if “Old Rosey” “eonsents to be a candidate for the Demoche'll Wish he was in Connecticut i the canvass is over. (idea tatia™ Ganend Connor declines to ‘bem candidate for Senator in San Joaquin . Dweap.—John Spratt,a man well known ‘in Yolo county, died suddenly at Woodland, on Wodneoday lnat. last. Tae Great Decieee 0 of Yolo county, contains the names of 1,159 citizens. Over vce names yet remain unregistered. lips made of India rubber, and pee lin the same material, are the —— ee to the fashions in New te # ei “4 a claims to be the greatest “ oity between St. Louis and the Rocky Mibestaing a Tun New. York Tribune thinks: that ‘wote of the South will exceed : . white vote, under the Reconstraction Malt am _ AP «dinner eon New York{. sient, by a wealthy citizen up town, the waters were dresséd in scarlét dats, knee-breeches, silk stockings, and a Gored'wigs, after the old Wiglish fashion Quakers, uayetho Denver News;-fromNorth Carolina, are emigrating in large numbers to Kansas. They make thé very best class of citizens, and we would be glad if some of them would pave the way for an-advent of their sect to Colorado. Cleaveland, Ohio, having been afflicted by ® frightful odor for several days, which repulsed her friends, at last discovered a dead mouse in her waterfall. It was most likely .put there by ‘her mischievons brother. GEORGE ‘Wilkes says of Hiram Woodruff: “He never betrayed his trust ; never was suspected of.alié; and if good deeds charter a man to be regarded asa Christian, Hiram Woodraff certainly was one.” THE Poon “Print. ”—The following toast was given at a printers’ supper — “The printer—independent as a woodsawyer, proud as Lucifer, poor as Job’s turkey, and the personification of intelligence.” EFrrcts oF Fridgut,—Amelia Lee, a young girl, while practicing singing in Spalding Church, England, was x0 frightened by a bat which alighted on her face and bit her, that she is suffering from pavalysis of the brain, which induces long fits of sleep, lasting for weeks. PorsonED.—Three boys, digging in the woods, near Albany, New York, lately, for artichokes, sweet flag and other well MIiscHIEVoUS Joxm—A. young lady in . ‘setible at the 36 tap of ‘the bell, én of Ireland, and Antone Stephens, a native of Austria, were yesterday naturalized in the County Court. For. ‘One Day.—We learn from the Grass Valley Union that J. G. Bolander, “was sent by Judge Byrne to the county jail, for one day, for. refusing. to answer questions concerning money in his possession, belonging to Otto Wiedero, against whom a — pending. Dr. Bryant, who professes to cure all manner of deseases by the laying on of. hands, will soon visit.this county. ABour $1,000 has beet raised by the Boethern Relief Committée in Grase Val. ley. THE people of Auburn are skier steps to get up a Fourth of July celebration. STARTED vP.—The mill upon the Jim ledge has started up again; and there is a prospect that the mine will pay first rate. THE Birchville Company, at Eureka, have a ledge in their mine two feet and a half wide and the rock is filled with rich galena sulphurets, YESTERDAY was the warmest -~ we have had for a month. atest DENVER.—Active preparations are already being made’ for many fine large buildings to be erected in Denver, Colorado, this season. j A SHEEP recently 1 landed o1 on Rye Beach, New Haven,having swam seven miles. QUAKERS.—A Quaker meeting-house has been erected in San Jose, and the members of that denomination residing there are known roots, dug up and ate something which resembled the artichoke, and in a few moments all were taken ill. One died, but the others were saved by the prompt use of remedies. THEY are enjoying a tremendous sensation in Liverpool, England, where a youth of 17, disguised as a young lady, has, by the connivance of the principal lady teacher, been residing for a year past in a fashionable girl’s boarding school, patronized exclusively by the aristocracy. A UADY in Vermont has for twenty-five years past spent all her savings in adding gold beads to a chain or string which was left to her by a relative, with the inj unction to do so “for her sake.” A gentleman who saw the chain lately says it is now about thirty feet in length, and consists of more than one thousand gold beads, of different patterns, worth from three to five dollars apiece, _ A LITTLE boy in an Illinois country town was recently killed under somewhat odd circumstances. His father hada but: ting ram, and the boy was amusing him. self by putting the-handle of a pitchfork through a crack in the barn door for the ram to but against. The ram butted at the handle aud drove the tines of the fork violently: against the boy’s head, one of the tines entering the boy’s eye and penetrating the brain. -_ GREELY, it is said; has written a letter to Breckinridge, asking him to come. back and help to reconstruct the South. We shall next expect to hear that the “white coated” has again embraced spiritualism, and is communicating with Booth on the subject of loyalty. ~~» -—--—Curious Horg.—The principal hotel of Omaha is remarkable for its great powerin the divisibility of provisions. Travelers who have stopped there say it is astonishing to contemplate the number of dishes it takes in that house to serve up a single small potato. Tue Silver Mountain Bulletin entered the third year of its existence on the 4th inst, In announcing this fact the editor says the continued publication of the pa per is problematical: « Encouragement in a financial shape being lacking. victed of robbing Downing’s clothing store ig ordered to aspen ecm the Hong 3 : A hg: Annual Meetin To we Sewrenclp.—John Turner; tine . IGS betwee about to organize a congregation. —_—_—_—_————————_—___ ; ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & ‘MASEY, Proprietor, May 31, 1867, J Craft San Francisc T Turner Moores J Dodson do @ D-Dornin San Jua P Curry do J Morgan do J Clark do AB LindseyJG Gilchrist do J Dixon < J W Brown Washin W B Churchill Py T E D Carney Hunts h F M Watson Hun-h CJ Brown Dutch F E H Goodman Gol F. L Van Dusen Washi N P Brown’ Nevada I, Haner Bloomfield C Barker do W Oliver Eorest Hil R L Thomas _. do C W Scott-Anthon h H Wa do W Myer.Colfax HD Shaw do J Culbertson Cisco “J D White Washin RP Barnett Cana.h Miss Alexander do V Hutchings do BF Olampitt & sdo R Wing Pittsbur m_. . __=[===E ey Temperance’ “Lecture, A TEMPERANCE LECTURE ill ed by Youre will be deliverARTEMUS WARD, AT THE

NEVADA THEATRE, Saturday Rveling June Ist, 1867. Doors eg at? o'clock. Lecture commences at 8o'cl ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. parser. m3i of the Stechnahdine of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPA. OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office of the Company, in the City of Sacramento, on TUESDAY, the bgp Ahk 18.7, m3i LEK, JR,, Secretary, Pennsylvania Engine Company. The members of the ‘above named are hereby notified to t Se Bote, on ie .Wednesday Evening, June 5th. stan p nana) Bietion Of Officers will take place LOST. ON THE isth Patter VELVet Fome RSE, containing ‘o Ra0 per and come mia col.” the property st tke TRaNebairr Ufloe is Se Ere meni of County, California. . mas ee May 20th J. F. BUSSENIUS, Pharmaceutist and Chemist, MASONIC BUILDING. Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., NEVADA, &® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCUrately prepared at all hours—DAY OR NIGHT, AGENT FOR _ Occidental Insurance Company of San Francisco, and New York Life Insurance Company of New York, Suet PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. E. F. SPENCE, Agent for Nevada. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY. HE DEMOGRANS OF NEVADA TOWNare requested to meet at TEMPERANCE HALLS on Saturday evening, June Ist, at Ke o'clock, to select” m delegates to attend e County Convention,to at Grass ValOe 3B rder of the Township Committee, D. CLAN BY: . Commitice. m%6 Wu. W. CROSS. FARE TO SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH Five Dollars ‘and ‘a Half . ley, on June 15! FARE. TO — 50 OTS. ye TELEGRAPH STAGE LINE . Colne with the Central Pacific Railroad at Colfax. A Daily Six Horse Coach will leave the ‘National Exchange Hotel, Nevada, At5.304. m., (Sundays excepted) connecting at Colfax with the Cars Fox Sonremenia.snd. ¥. at Cisco via “Whe Faré from Nevada t ‘Virginia. Ci same as from Colfax to: Virginia. _— . ab Rs dba, agin mnen agent's eS passes Nevada, April sa #7" 7eleeraph Stage Co. Ohio Mining Company. OTICE is hereby given that there will bee 5) Ruscse sas mt gs Not a foe ‘the , GEO. G. ELLIS, Secretary To Rent or For Sale, ‘ eres fully sustains yeur prediction ” 18 A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF Tas Protoxide’ ‘ot Iron. STRIKES AT THE ROOT oF DISEASE By-supplying the Blood withite vrra1 PRINCI, PLE, OR LIFE veamenelll earate This is the secret of the mondecia success of: this remedy in curing Diegeniin, Liver Ceapbnint Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils, Ner. vous Affections, Chills and Fevers, Homors, Loss of Constitutional Vigor Diseases of the Ktaneve and Bladder, Female Complaints, And all Diseases originating ina Bad state of the Blood, or accompanied by Desmirr OF A LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM. gine free from Alcohol in any form, ita enereffects are not followed by corresponding fom on, butare permanent, infusing sTRENeTH, . VIGOR and NEW LuiFs into all parts of the system, and building up an Kron Constitution. te Dyspepsia and Debility. From the Venerable Archdeacon SCOTT, D.D, gies Canada East, March 24, 1865. * “y am an ase Dyspepti of more ears’ etan ap z “T have i 80 wonderfully benefitted in the three short weeks during which I have used the Peruvian Syrup, thatI can -] scarcely perreeds myselfof the real 5 OE People who have known me are astonished at Iam widely known, and.can but peace 99 to others that which has done so un for me.” Acase of 27 years standing cured. From INSLEY JEWETT, No. 15 Avon Place, Boston, Mags, “T have suffered, and sometimes severely, for 2 years, from dyspepsia. I-commenced taking the Pert Pernvian Syrup, and found immediate ben from it. In the.course of three or four weeks I was entirely relieved from my sufferings, and have enjoyed uninterrupted health ever since. One of the most Distinguished Jua friend, as follows: “T have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP. NEW MaN Of me ; infased intomy r and energy ; Tam no longer oy yen debilitated, as when you ae saw me, ee peal taland puyslcal ‘than yn mak ating te last: tive youre” at any . H An eminent Divine of Boston, says: “T have been us: sis iabweasl weg od some time past ; neing ves me ey of spirit Risctic Elacticity of — Thousands have been changed by the ws af this remedy ; from weak, sickly, suff ing creatures, to strong, healthy, and hapy sonably hesitate to give it atrial. , A hic t of 32 pages, co curtihente of f cares and recommesiatious 4 goon fe! will beast pone toany pee ofe Rentn ace” Me PRON , FOR sau BY J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, No, 36 Dey Street, ‘ —— % RF SPENCE, Newadan ’ -BOcal THE GE “ Jocated at ¢ ship, is yie was comple and since t lion has be after two v ‘mill, was $ during. the. were inter storms, an¢ upon the g twelve fee rapidly, an road open { that work ‘ tage. CONVICTE as August Courity Cor of attempt upon a chi testimony } laid the git road to sch to consam plead « insa: “could’nt s a moment lty as e@ was or Monday ne Tar Ra ed to those Glenbrook commence race will be and Evans’ @ running Then will f “Charley C lor.” The four ‘horse race “Char. berth” an against 3:4 time witho ing up” at between Jc — inte) a am cae” ELECTIO election fo1 throughou day of Jun notices, cel be forward: elections a State Sup quired to of the Reg heretofore, 36, 38.and The provis to election: cluded am the Regis was passe Act. The their elect their