March 2, 1865 (4 pages)

Pem +e entirely suspended at this time. season. tlemen of this section. . THURSDAY “nonntye, mnen 2. c— <= LOCAL Mia TTERS. MINING OPERATIONS. —The weather of the past week has been cold enough to freeze ‘up the diggings and. cuuse a very general ‘_ssupension. of mining operations throughout the county. We know ofseveral companies “on Gold Flatand in this vicinity that were. compelled to stop ‘cleaning up” in consequence of the freezing weather of the past three days. In the mining camps farther up . in the mountains all-mining operations must Very few of the largest mining companies in the county, though considerable -washing “has been . done," have ‘“‘cleaned up” during’ the * season, and therefore no very large .quantities of dust have yet been brought into the market. The miners are taking advantage ofthe great abundance of free water to “wash down,” when the weather ig not too cold, leaving the.result to, be found later in the 1. Thetreasure taken out during the coming Spring and Sufimer will far exceed the product of any season for the past five eee ee VACANCY FILLED.s-Some time since, S. “B. Davenport, who held the position of Revenue Collector of Sierra and Nevada countles, finding the work in both counties too heavy, resigned the office of Deputy for " Sierra county. Collector. Briggs has ap. pointed J. M. Haven, of Downieville; to fill the vacancy for Sierra county. NEWSPAPER CHANGE.—H. Blumenthal has sold the Grass Valley Union to Sol. A. Shane and Geo. B. Shearer The paper has come into the hands of practical printers, ‘and the new proprietors will continue its publication: as a staunch Union journal, We wish the new proprietors success in theenterprise of establishing. a Union paper in _ Grass Valley. ® CarRIaGEs. —On next Friday evening a Ladder Hall. A carriage list will be opened at the New York Hotel, and those who desite carriages can be-accommodated if they ‘will leave their orders at the Hotel. The _ supper will be supurb, and excellent music ‘has been engaged-for the occasion. THe Latest STYLES. Haas & Co., corner of Pine and Commercial streets, have “just received a large assortment of the latest style of fancy collars for gentlemen. They are all the rage in San Francisco, and will no doubt be eagerly sought for by genGo and look at them. SLEIGHING.— Yesterday we noticed one} or two sleighs on the streets, the snow being almost sufficient. to’ cover the planks. We are informed that the snow covers the ground to a considerable depth from the top of the hill on the Washington road to Alpha -and Omega, and that the sleighing along the Fidge is magnificent. Mr. Latta, who ruhs a stage line from this city to the above named places, came inte town With #full loadof passengers in a sleigh yesterday. If -the present .weather continues we may have excellent sleighing. between this city and Grass Valley before the end of the week. A MisTAKE.—We are requested to state that the party to be held at the residence of J.N. Turner, on Friday evening next, is not intended to raise money for the purpose. of making up the balance of Rev. H. Cummings’ salury, but that friends of the pastor design on that occasion to offer some substantial evidence of their esteem for him.— As Mr. Cummings has many friends in this community we have no doubt the party will be largely attended. G County Taxes.—During the month of February, County Collector Davenport collected $2,040 foreign miners’ licenses, . which amount, with. poll taxes and other licenses, makes the eutire collection for the month about $2,800. Most of the license’ collections in the county were made last ; : Mrerixe,— —The members of H and ‘Ladder Company, as per advertisement in another column, are notified to attend their regular monthly meeting, this evening at 74 "Yr is Gnderstood that at least one fullregiment or California Infantry will be ordered _ Yo" Arizona ‘imimediately, and the Native ria Cavalry battalion will be raised . and ordered: on service NeW 4 AND NEW GooDs! r . “A. J. HANSON OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and families of Nevada city and the Ee towns that he has paces a : AND Provision Store. cee aS In Dr. Hunt’s Building, . Adj. “the National Exchange ~ veo tabas 23 8 on Broad Street, He “Ee on hand and will be in. constant receipt of every thing m the way’ ot CROCERIES, ? PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, 4. we. Re which he tavites the aay of all in want of anything in this Hine, — These Goods willbe sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid contracting bad debts, I shall sell strictly Purchasers are particnlarly invited to the following List of Prices Current, CORRECTED EVERY MORNING, _—— Isthmus Butter, 40 cents per pound. Ranch Butter, 50 cents per pound. ; Goshen Cheese, 25 cents per pound. Califoruia Hams, 25 cents per pound. California Bacon, 25 cents per pound. Isthmus Cod Fish 15 cents per pound. California Lard per can $1 50 : Clear Pork 25 cents per pound. Crushed Sugar 20 cents per pound. Powdered Sugar 20 cents per pound. 8. F. Refined Sugar 16% cents per pound. Orleans Sugar 14 cents. per pound. Old Gov. Java Coffee, green, 30 cts per lb. Costa Rico Coffee; green; 26 cents per lb. Old Gov. Java Coffee, ground, 374 cts lb. Old Rio Coffee, ground, 25 cents per lb. Candles, 25 cents per . b. Wax Candles50 cents per pound. Dried Apples 14 cents per pound. Dried Prunes 16 cents per pound. Dried Currants 14 cents per pound. Dried Peaches 14 cents per pound. bs Comet Tea 874 cents per pound. Japan Tea 75 cents per pound. Young Hyson Fea, green, 874 ets per Ib. Basket Tea 75 cents per pound. Black Tea 50 cents per pound. MeMurry’s Oysters per can 50 cents. Kensett’s Oysters per can-50-cents. Shrives’ Oysters per can, 374 cents. Winslow's Green Corn per can 50 cents. Fresh Tomatoes per can 374 cents. ko Peas Leen can, 50 cents. urkey per can 50 cepts. ~ Chicken per can 50 cénts. Clams per can 50 cents. Lobsters per can 374 cents. Jellies and Jams per can 50 cents. Preston & Merrill's Yeast per can 25 cts. Nem Lover Raisins 4 boxes $1 50. do 4 do $250. Heavy Golden Syrup a gallon $1 25. Saleratus, Babbitt’s, 124 cents per lb. Soda do 124 do do Cream Tartar 624 do ‘do Eagle Chocolate 374 do do Pear! Barley 1 do do New Citron 374 do do Carolina Rico 15 do do White Beans 8 do do Chile Beans *° 8 do do Sardines per 4 boxes 25 cents. do i) do 374 do C. O. Soap bar 124 cents. Pale Soap do 2% do Casti® Soap do 50 = do Pickles per jar 4 gal. 60 cents. do do do 374 do Cateup ch — og 2% e"% x Tr Sacoe per ott e : Wire Vinegar bok gallon ia do Salt per 3 ags 1 0 rae 5 oe do 2% do do 10 do do 374 do do 20 do do 7% do do 50 do “~< SeyGround Pepper per do, Mustard wer do do Ginger do @& do . do Allspice do 2% do do Cinnamon do 4 ol no Pepper 7 do Allspice 35 «do Soda Crackers do 16 do Butter do” do 16 do Pic Niek do ~ = = Ginger Snaps 0 4 Jennie Lind Crac do 20 do Sugar Crackers do 20 do Alvoia’s Shovels $100.00. ¥ Hunt's Axes” 175 — Pick ar wel A 4 Axe . Nerads, Fob. 14th aH. HADBOR Lwi inter Clothing. % Rubber Goods ‘. Has opened a New Drug Store—formerly occuie dropsy, &c. warded for Assay or for ( s Fa Oo. R BY rife Pac if rok r i — a if PRnee I —— . Now is the time te call at S. HAAS & CO’S. dt t AND BUY . +, £1 eR EATLYSe REDUCED ‘PRICES! 1 Nevada, Feb. ist. W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., Dealers in _ HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, REVOLVERS, POWDER, FUSE, Leather-and Rubber Belting, Blocks & Sheaves, Cordage, Wheelbarrows, Oak, ‘Ash and Hickory Piank. A general assortment of Paints, Kerosene, [email protected] very fine assortment of EERO SEN F LA M?YP Ss. IRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on hand and made to order. nO. 27 MAIN STREET. Nevada, Feb. Stn. ; * DRUGS AND MEDICINES. WILLIAM H. KENT, pied by his Father— At No. 1 Commercial Street, Nevada. wee He will keep constantly on heada large and well-selected stor. of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, i or PERFUMERY, &c. a XP Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, Nevada,_Feb 9th. ~ oe THAT CREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla, Yel.ow Dock and Iodine Alterative, The Great Cure For all Diseases of the Lwver, Stomach and Bowels, Scrofulaand Rheumatism. NHE medicine reaches the CONSTITUTION itge? self, and restores it to its normal condition. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, AND » CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST, DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS Ok MILKY DISCHARGES APTéR URINATING. os these diseases it itruly a sovereign rem. and too much eannot be said in its praise. up 4 a Lithontriptic it hae no aes being chemfeally combined with lodine, it p .ssesses in a high degree the power of dissolving stone in the bladder and ureters of the Kidney, preventing ravel formations.and enlargement of the prosFate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder .~ CRANE & BRIGHAM, Wholesale Druggists, Agents. Sold by all Druggists. For sale whclvanie or retail by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, * Pineand Commercial Streets. French Hair Dressing Saloon. FELIX CILLET, Beigua fecal ahs ba ngene his Barber Shop, at the old stand on . ene s STREET, . few doors below Pine Street, whére he is pa Re to do anything in his Hine of business. Hair Cutting donc in the best style. Razors Hened and warranted. Xr Razors for Sale,.t waste nt tee BANKER, In the Granite building, Broad street, Nevada. Gone. Dust pated se ¥ sane ouks on Gam Pransiose . accounts make long friends’* we will hence . wagon Material, _Oiland Varnish, . market . . HOUSE. the undersigned vel havi formed a Copacer ey will continue the CROCERY, PROVISION —AND— * LIQUOR BUSIN ESS, At the old stand-off. ELLARD Beans & Co. + No. §2 Broad Street, — = the Kidd & Knox Block, be conducted upon a : CASH BASIS ! And having experietiéed the fact that “short forward limit the extent and term of our credit . business, to our old regular paying trade, at the expiration of which term, prompt payment will be required. Promises will not pay for “Grub” in the San Francisco market, and we cannot use them. Our stock in trade. will consist as heretofore of the best goods afforded by the San Francisco market, which we will offer to and a full guarantee given in all cases. as represented or be returned. Particular attention will be given the Retail Department, tn. the selection of Goods for our FAMILY . . TRADE. Asupply ofthe choicest selection . _1frém the Butter Market, As well as of all other Goods that furnish the LARDER OF THE FAMILY AND MINER. Will be found constautly on hand and arriving. Our business arrangement at San Francisco with J. R. WHITNKY, and our old partner, T. ELLARD BERANS, who are thoroughly acquainted with the wants of this vicinity will enable us to compete with-any house in the mountains. To dealers iu the neighboring towns we will offer_snperior inducements for “CASH.?~ Always on hand WINES & LIQUORS, in Cases. aad on Draught. — Wooden and Willow Ware, Mining Tools, Nails, &c. &c. patee the Agency for the best Eastern Em, we willbe able to fill orders to ay ecieat at Lowest Market Rates. city, FREE OF CHARGE ‘end with care and despatch. LEAVITT & HAMILTON. Nevada, Jan. 1, 1865. jiz ersons indebted tothe late irm x A. a: Hanson & Co. are requested to settle Leavitt & Hamilton. 7 NEW CIDER. NEW CIDER A. CHAPMAN, thelr accounts. they can purchasegny quantity, from one . pint fo twenty gallons, rt : COOD SWEET CIDER ! —made every day— At his Fruit Storé, on Pine Street, Second door from G. EK. Turner's. Also on hand all kinds of Fruit. _Nevaiia, Nov. 19th. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry “AND MACHINE SHOP. S1TAM ENGINES and BoiLERS built to order, ‘Castings and machinery of every description. artz machinery constructed, fitted up or repaired. Every kinds of building castings, saw, erist t and bark mills—horse power end ear w Orders filled promptiy;end at as low rates as any establishment in Sacramento or Sad Franciseo—freigh tadded. Heugh & Thom FAMILY ‘GROCERIES. A. BARUED ouLD inform the le of sgl ey city that he has just rece! vol pes a large and iggied -Fresh stock of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES. usually found in a well lated Bh i me kind. All goods delivéred free charge. Terms C A. BARUH, Commeyeial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. OLD House,” The BBs will ier cataal. : the trade at figures affording a fair living profit . — As to the Quality and Quantity of Goods pur-. . chased—that they shall prove in every respect oods delivered-a reasonabte distance from the Wane. ‘Inform the people ef Nevada that Bes Soe. a W. C. STILES, ‘South End ot the Suspension Bridge, NEVADA CITY, CAL, _ 3 M*ieace OF DEALER IN ALL FURNITURE a —SUCH AS—_ _ Bedsteads, iw « ; Washstands, Bookcases, “Tables, Cribs, &C. &C. And aos Lumber Generally. Penta and vou Done to Order. side of San Francisco. UNDERTAKING At the shortest notice and at reagonable rates. QUARTZ CRUSHINC, There is attached to my Establishment an EXCELLENT QUARTZ MILL, in good working order, supplied with the BEST MACHINERY, ‘Sak Grushing done on favorable terms. jaals WM.<C. RANDOLPH, Chronometer and Watch ese DEALER IN WATCHES, DIAM. Jewelry, Silver Ware, Saisiaden,: —AND— ~ FANCY GooDs. Masonic Building~Corner of Pine.& Commercial Streets; Nevada City. _Nevada, Jan. 19th. Saddlery and Harness jiee. w.c.d “Jer NKINSW xen respectfully inform the citizens ef t Nevada as he has purchased the stock rade-of K.P. Larribee, and will keep.cofstantly on hand at the Shop, FOOT OF MAIN STREET, Harnesses, Saddies, Whips, Spars, And in fact everything usually found in a Store of this kind. Harness Repairing and Trimming Done -at short notice and at the lowest rates. Nevada, Dec. 28th. BLAZE’S SALOON COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, . GO TO BLAZE’S 4 “iNew & Choice Perfumery. Knight Templars Perfume. * Lubins Extracts. Wight Blooming Cereus. Red Oross Knight Pefume. Dissolution. Eairy do én ie Jaques ado HE co p hereto os Barncy’s . dd pame Bt} f Morihing! & be ys the Ranch pA Milk eas ._ Assorted Odors, ved om the 4th ae te ry. Dy ss wes. For sale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY. fe buthd aici bills dae the Acid: Corner a: Pine and Commercial isi Ere alldebte. JG: WOKTu INGTON. a MEAT MARKET. ort 5 54% OO Pork, Mut panna Rd : POMADES & FANCY: Goons! FOR SALE BY _ JOSEPH M. LEVEY, je rater ve cash. i an” ; wo . eet ra and Commercial Streets. ty Every article furnished. Cheaper for Cash than it can be procured elsewhere this

Pem +e entirely suspended at this time. season. tlemen of this section. . THURSDAY “nonntye, mnen 2. c— <= LOCAL Mia TTERS. MINING OPERATIONS. —The weather of the past week has been cold enough to freeze ‘up the diggings and. cuuse a very general ‘_ssupension. of mining operations throughout the county. We know ofseveral companies “on Gold Flatand in this vicinity that were. compelled to stop ‘cleaning up” in consequence of the freezing weather of the past three days. In the mining camps farther up . in the mountains all-mining operations must Very few of the largest mining companies in the county, though considerable -washing “has been . done," have ‘“‘cleaned up” during’ the * season, and therefore no very large .quantities of dust have yet been brought into the market. The miners are taking advantage ofthe great abundance of free water to “wash down,” when the weather ig not too cold, leaving the.result to, be found later in the 1. Thetreasure taken out during the coming Spring and Sufimer will far exceed the product of any season for the past five eee ee VACANCY FILLED.s-Some time since, S. “B. Davenport, who held the position of Revenue Collector of Sierra and Nevada countles, finding the work in both counties too heavy, resigned the office of Deputy for " Sierra county. Collector. Briggs has ap. pointed J. M. Haven, of Downieville; to fill the vacancy for Sierra county. NEWSPAPER CHANGE.—H. Blumenthal has sold the Grass Valley Union to Sol. A. Shane and Geo. B. Shearer The paper has come into the hands of practical printers, ‘and the new proprietors will continue its publication: as a staunch Union journal, We wish the new proprietors success in theenterprise of establishing. a Union paper in _ Grass Valley. ® CarRIaGEs. —On next Friday evening a Ladder Hall. A carriage list will be opened at the New York Hotel, and those who desite carriages can be-accommodated if they ‘will leave their orders at the Hotel. The _ supper will be supurb, and excellent music ‘has been engaged-for the occasion. THe Latest STYLES. Haas & Co., corner of Pine and Commercial streets, have “just received a large assortment of the latest style of fancy collars for gentlemen. They are all the rage in San Francisco, and will no doubt be eagerly sought for by genGo and look at them. SLEIGHING.— Yesterday we noticed one} or two sleighs on the streets, the snow being almost sufficient. to’ cover the planks. We are informed that the snow covers the ground to a considerable depth from the top of the hill on the Washington road to Alpha -and Omega, and that the sleighing along the Fidge is magnificent. Mr. Latta, who ruhs a stage line from this city to the above named places, came inte town With #full loadof passengers in a sleigh yesterday. If -the present .weather continues we may have excellent sleighing. between this city and Grass Valley before the end of the week. A MisTAKE.—We are requested to state that the party to be held at the residence of J.N. Turner, on Friday evening next, is not intended to raise money for the purpose. of making up the balance of Rev. H. Cummings’ salury, but that friends of the pastor design on that occasion to offer some substantial evidence of their esteem for him.— As Mr. Cummings has many friends in this community we have no doubt the party will be largely attended. G County Taxes.—During the month of February, County Collector Davenport collected $2,040 foreign miners’ licenses, . which amount, with. poll taxes and other licenses, makes the eutire collection for the month about $2,800. Most of the license’ collections in the county were made last ; : Mrerixe,— —The members of H and ‘Ladder Company, as per advertisement in another column, are notified to attend their regular monthly meeting, this evening at 74 "Yr is Gnderstood that at least one fullregiment or California Infantry will be ordered _ Yo" Arizona ‘imimediately, and the Native ria Cavalry battalion will be raised . and ordered: on service NeW 4 AND NEW GooDs! r . “A. J. HANSON OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and families of Nevada city and the Ee towns that he has paces a : AND Provision Store. cee aS In Dr. Hunt’s Building, . Adj. “the National Exchange ~ veo tabas 23 8 on Broad Street, He “Ee on hand and will be in. constant receipt of every thing m the way’ ot CROCERIES, ? PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, 4. we. Re which he tavites the aay of all in want of anything in this Hine, — These Goods willbe sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid contracting bad debts, I shall sell strictly Purchasers are particnlarly invited to the following List of Prices Current, CORRECTED EVERY MORNING, _—— Isthmus Butter, 40 cents per pound. Ranch Butter, 50 cents per pound. ; Goshen Cheese, 25 cents per pound. Califoruia Hams, 25 cents per pound. California Bacon, 25 cents per pound. Isthmus Cod Fish 15 cents per pound. California Lard per can $1 50 : Clear Pork 25 cents per pound. Crushed Sugar 20 cents per pound. Powdered Sugar 20 cents per pound. 8. F. Refined Sugar 16% cents per pound. Orleans Sugar 14 cents. per pound. Old Gov. Java Coffee, green, 30 cts per lb. Costa Rico Coffee; green; 26 cents per lb. Old Gov. Java Coffee, ground, 374 cts lb. Old Rio Coffee, ground, 25 cents per lb. Candles, 25 cents per . b. Wax Candles50 cents per pound. Dried Apples 14 cents per pound. Dried Prunes 16 cents per pound. Dried Currants 14 cents per pound. Dried Peaches 14 cents per pound. bs Comet Tea 874 cents per pound. Japan Tea 75 cents per pound. Young Hyson Fea, green, 874 ets per Ib. Basket Tea 75 cents per pound. Black Tea 50 cents per pound. MeMurry’s Oysters per can 50 cents. Kensett’s Oysters per can-50-cents. Shrives’ Oysters per can, 374 cents. Winslow's Green Corn per can 50 cents. Fresh Tomatoes per can 374 cents. ko Peas Leen can, 50 cents. urkey per can 50 cepts. ~ Chicken per can 50 cénts. Clams per can 50 cents. Lobsters per can 374 cents. Jellies and Jams per can 50 cents. Preston & Merrill's Yeast per can 25 cts. Nem Lover Raisins 4 boxes $1 50. do 4 do $250. Heavy Golden Syrup a gallon $1 25. Saleratus, Babbitt’s, 124 cents per lb. Soda do 124 do do Cream Tartar 624 do ‘do Eagle Chocolate 374 do do Pear! Barley 1 do do New Citron 374 do do Carolina Rico 15 do do White Beans 8 do do Chile Beans *° 8 do do Sardines per 4 boxes 25 cents. do i) do 374 do C. O. Soap bar 124 cents. Pale Soap do 2% do Casti® Soap do 50 = do Pickles per jar 4 gal. 60 cents. do do do 374 do Cateup ch — og 2% e"% x Tr Sacoe per ott e : Wire Vinegar bok gallon ia do Salt per 3 ags 1 0 rae 5 oe do 2% do do 10 do do 374 do do 20 do do 7% do do 50 do “~< SeyGround Pepper per do, Mustard wer do do Ginger do @& do . do Allspice do 2% do do Cinnamon do 4 ol no Pepper 7 do Allspice 35 «do Soda Crackers do 16 do Butter do” do 16 do Pic Niek do ~ = = Ginger Snaps 0 4 Jennie Lind Crac do 20 do Sugar Crackers do 20 do Alvoia’s Shovels $100.00. ¥ Hunt's Axes” 175 — Pick ar wel A 4 Axe . Nerads, Fob. 14th aH. HADBOR Lwi inter Clothing. % Rubber Goods ‘. Has opened a New Drug Store—formerly occuie dropsy, &c. warded for Assay or for ( s Fa Oo. R BY rife Pac if rok r i — a if PRnee I —— . Now is the time te call at S. HAAS & CO’S. dt t AND BUY . +, £1 eR EATLYSe REDUCED ‘PRICES! 1 Nevada, Feb. ist. W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., Dealers in _ HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, REVOLVERS, POWDER, FUSE, Leather-and Rubber Belting, Blocks & Sheaves, Cordage, Wheelbarrows, Oak, ‘Ash and Hickory Piank. A general assortment of Paints, Kerosene, [email protected] very fine assortment of EERO SEN F LA M?YP Ss. IRON HOSE PIPE,

Constantly on hand and made to order. nO. 27 MAIN STREET. Nevada, Feb. Stn. ; * DRUGS AND MEDICINES. WILLIAM H. KENT, pied by his Father— At No. 1 Commercial Street, Nevada. wee He will keep constantly on heada large and well-selected stor. of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, i or PERFUMERY, &c. a XP Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, Nevada,_Feb 9th. ~ oe THAT CREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla, Yel.ow Dock and Iodine Alterative, The Great Cure For all Diseases of the Lwver, Stomach and Bowels, Scrofulaand Rheumatism. NHE medicine reaches the CONSTITUTION itge? self, and restores it to its normal condition. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, AND » CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST, DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS Ok MILKY DISCHARGES APTéR URINATING. os these diseases it itruly a sovereign rem. and too much eannot be said in its praise. up 4 a Lithontriptic it hae no aes being chemfeally combined with lodine, it p .ssesses in a high degree the power of dissolving stone in the bladder and ureters of the Kidney, preventing ravel formations.and enlargement of the prosFate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder .~ CRANE & BRIGHAM, Wholesale Druggists, Agents. Sold by all Druggists. For sale whclvanie or retail by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, * Pineand Commercial Streets. French Hair Dressing Saloon. FELIX CILLET, Beigua fecal ahs ba ngene his Barber Shop, at the old stand on . ene s STREET, . few doors below Pine Street, whére he is pa Re to do anything in his Hine of business. Hair Cutting donc in the best style. Razors Hened and warranted. Xr Razors for Sale,.t waste nt tee BANKER, In the Granite building, Broad street, Nevada. Gone. Dust pated se ¥ sane ouks on Gam Pransiose . accounts make long friends’* we will hence . wagon Material, _Oiland Varnish, . market . . HOUSE. the undersigned vel havi formed a Copacer ey will continue the CROCERY, PROVISION —AND— * LIQUOR BUSIN ESS, At the old stand-off. ELLARD Beans & Co. + No. §2 Broad Street, — = the Kidd & Knox Block, be conducted upon a : CASH BASIS ! And having experietiéed the fact that “short forward limit the extent and term of our credit . business, to our old regular paying trade, at the expiration of which term, prompt payment will be required. Promises will not pay for “Grub” in the San Francisco market, and we cannot use them. Our stock in trade. will consist as heretofore of the best goods afforded by the San Francisco market, which we will offer to and a full guarantee given in all cases. as represented or be returned. Particular attention will be given the Retail Department, tn. the selection of Goods for our FAMILY . . TRADE. Asupply ofthe choicest selection . _1frém the Butter Market, As well as of all other Goods that furnish the LARDER OF THE FAMILY AND MINER. Will be found constautly on hand and arriving. Our business arrangement at San Francisco with J. R. WHITNKY, and our old partner, T. ELLARD BERANS, who are thoroughly acquainted with the wants of this vicinity will enable us to compete with-any house in the mountains. To dealers iu the neighboring towns we will offer_snperior inducements for “CASH.?~ Always on hand WINES & LIQUORS, in Cases. aad on Draught. — Wooden and Willow Ware, Mining Tools, Nails, &c. &c. patee the Agency for the best Eastern Em, we willbe able to fill orders to ay ecieat at Lowest Market Rates. city, FREE OF CHARGE ‘end with care and despatch. LEAVITT & HAMILTON. Nevada, Jan. 1, 1865. jiz ersons indebted tothe late irm x A. a: Hanson & Co. are requested to settle Leavitt & Hamilton. 7 NEW CIDER. NEW CIDER A. CHAPMAN, thelr accounts. they can purchasegny quantity, from one . pint fo twenty gallons, rt : COOD SWEET CIDER ! —made every day— At his Fruit Storé, on Pine Street, Second door from G. EK. Turner's. Also on hand all kinds of Fruit. _Nevaiia, Nov. 19th. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry “AND MACHINE SHOP. S1TAM ENGINES and BoiLERS built to order, ‘Castings and machinery of every description. artz machinery constructed, fitted up or repaired. Every kinds of building castings, saw, erist t and bark mills—horse power end ear w Orders filled promptiy;end at as low rates as any establishment in Sacramento or Sad Franciseo—freigh tadded. Heugh & Thom FAMILY ‘GROCERIES. A. BARUED ouLD inform the le of sgl ey city that he has just rece! vol pes a large and iggied -Fresh stock of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES. usually found in a well lated Bh i me kind. All goods delivéred free charge. Terms C A. BARUH, Commeyeial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. OLD House,” The BBs will ier cataal. : the trade at figures affording a fair living profit . — As to the Quality and Quantity of Goods pur-. . chased—that they shall prove in every respect oods delivered-a reasonabte distance from the Wane. ‘Inform the people ef Nevada that Bes Soe. a W. C. STILES, ‘South End ot the Suspension Bridge, NEVADA CITY, CAL, _ 3 M*ieace OF DEALER IN ALL FURNITURE a —SUCH AS—_ _ Bedsteads, iw « ; Washstands, Bookcases, “Tables, Cribs, &C. &C. And aos Lumber Generally. Penta and vou Done to Order. side of San Francisco. UNDERTAKING At the shortest notice and at reagonable rates. QUARTZ CRUSHINC, There is attached to my Establishment an EXCELLENT QUARTZ MILL, in good working order, supplied with the BEST MACHINERY, ‘Sak Grushing done on favorable terms. jaals WM.<C. RANDOLPH, Chronometer and Watch ese DEALER IN WATCHES, DIAM. Jewelry, Silver Ware, Saisiaden,: —AND— ~ FANCY GooDs. Masonic Building~Corner of Pine.& Commercial Streets; Nevada City. _Nevada, Jan. 19th. Saddlery and Harness jiee. w.c.d “Jer NKINSW xen respectfully inform the citizens ef t Nevada as he has purchased the stock rade-of K.P. Larribee, and will keep.cofstantly on hand at the Shop, FOOT OF MAIN STREET, Harnesses, Saddies, Whips, Spars, And in fact everything usually found in a Store of this kind. Harness Repairing and Trimming Done -at short notice and at the lowest rates. Nevada, Dec. 28th. BLAZE’S SALOON COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, . GO TO BLAZE’S 4 “iNew & Choice Perfumery. Knight Templars Perfume.. * Lubins Extracts. Wight Blooming Cereus. Red Oross Knight Pefume. Dissolution. Eairy do én ie Jaques ado HE co p hereto os Barncy’s . dd pame Bt} f Morihing! & be ys the Ranch pA Milk eas ._ Assorted Odors, ved om the 4th ae te ry. Dy ss wes. For sale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY. fe buthd aici bills dae the Acid: Corner a: Pine and Commercial isi Ere alldebte. JG: WOKTu INGTON. a MEAT MARKET. ort 5 54% OO Pork, Mut panna Rd : POMADES & FANCY: Goons! FOR SALE BY _ JOSEPH M. LEVEY, je rater ve cash. i an” ; wo . eet ra and Commercial Streets. ty Every article furnished. Cheaper for Cash than it can be procured elsewhere this