March 23, 1865 (4 pages)

Ss>Eze pil Ber? aaa! Fes" aage 18, apd ha, for rules, 0wels, ips, for have to r York. rane & mil a © last ls =. & LiF $3 ate = & Duily Transcript, ‘THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, “THe AMERICAN CONFLICT.”—Mr. Elhyder Hammond, agent of “The American Conflict” by Hordce Greely, for this county, is now here soliciting subscriptions for the work. It is without exception the best man who feels an inferest ifi the events of the past four years should have a copy.— As it is only sold to subscribers, this will be tlie only opportunity offered to secure it.— Mr. Hammond is also agent for the Grass Valley Union, and will visit the various towns of the county with a view to increasing its subscription list. ‘ FLUME Broken Down.—The flume of Snell & Co., at Scott's Flat, was broken down last week by the weight of water, damaging theclaims to a considerable extent. The flume got filled up ffom some cause, and thé water was backed up. The damage amountsto about $250, NEW STORE!! AND NEW Goopbs!! . citizens and families of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that he.has opened a Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, : Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Bread Street, He has on hand and will be in constant receipt of everything in the way ot CROCERIES, 3 PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, _ _ CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, ae aa A New Lever.—Weunderstand that ao fine quartz ledge was strucka few days ago, by Mr. MeNéilly, between this city and . . Sagar Loaf: The ledge is large, and the . rock taken from it looks as though it would pay well. ~ ig THE WEATHER.—We have been favored with magnificent weather for the past few days, In many places around the town the almend and peach trees are beginning to bloom, and are in excellent condition to be “nipped” by frost. THE THEATRE.—The front wall of the theatre is now almost completed, and workmen will soon be engaged upon the interior . of the building. Every days’ work done . now. shows tu advantage, and the house will be ready for use, without doubt, by the Ist day of May. — : MovinG.—We noticed that W. H. Crawford was yesterday moving into his new quarters on Pine street. The location is a good one, and wheh fitted up the store will be one of the neatest in the city. _ Mi: Panaone, whe received ® cnsttict “from the Board of Supervisors for painting the iron work on the Court House, comméneed operatious yesterday. The doors and shutters are to be painted black on the outside, and the panels are to be green with black facings. District Couwr, March 22d,—Read ve Bennett. Tried and submitted Court adjourned till this morning at ten @,clock. . nts as wil atten RELIGtous Sexvicvs —Religious services willbe held at the Methodist Church _ every evening this week, except Saturday: These meetings have been continued for five or 8ix.weeks, and.considerable interest. is manifested in them. Preacliing this evening by Rev. D. A. Dryden. THe Roaps.—The ‘roads are improving very rapidly, and the California Stage Com: pany, always ready to increase the comfort of travelers, has commenced getting coaches in order to place upon:the various routes as seon as the roads are smooth enough. Saree . Ah BReap Rior 1n OreGon.—A bread riot occurred at Canon City, Oregon, about thie middle of February—the first on this ~ sonat. ra célebrated wit was much’ discom. ' fitted by a message politely dehvered ata supper party by a little girl: “Ifyou please, Mr,. ” said the child, “mamma sends Ler compliments, and would be mueh obliged . if you would begin ta. bo foney.” . ‘A-SPORTSMAN shot a black squirrel on thé plain near Marysville recently. bles. ' on hand alarge stock of clothing for gentlemen and boys, furnishing goods, &c.,-which must be sold inorder to make room for his fap ‘and he is bound to satisfy you in Don’t miss this splendM ‘chaiice. * Te which he invites the attention of all 1m want . ° Of anything in this line, These Goods will be sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. in order to sell Goods cheap and avoid con. tracting bad debts, I shall seil strictly FOR CASH ! Purchasers are partientarly invited to the following ; List of Prices Current : CORRECTED EVERY MORNING, Isthmus Butter, 40 cents per pound. Ranch Butter, 50 cents per pound. Goshen'C heese, 25 cents per pound. Calitoruia Hams, 25 cente per pound. California Bacon, 25 cents per pound. Isthmus Cod Fish 20 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 puund. 8. F. Refined Sugar 16§ cents per pound. Orleans Sugar 14 cents per pound. . . “Costa Rico Coffee, green, 25 cents per Ib. Old Gov. Java Coffee, ground, 374 cta Ib. Old Rio Coffee, ground, 25 cents per . b. Candles, 25 cents per Ib. Wax Candles50. cents per pound. Dried Apples 14 cents per_peund.~ Dried Prunes 16. cents per pound. ~Dried-Currants 14 cents per pound. Dried Peaches 14 cents per pound. Comet Tea 874 cents per pound. Japan Tea 75 cents per pound. Young Hyson Tea, green, 874 cte per lb. Basket Tea 75 Cents per pound. i ; Black Tea 50 cents per pound: ve 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 ean 374 cents. Green Peas per can 50 cents. Turkey per can 50 cents. Chicken pet can 50 cents, Clams per can 50 cents, i Lebsters per can.374 cents. Jellies and Jams per can 50 cents, Preston & Merrill's Yeast per can 25 cts. New Layer Raisins 4 boxes. $1 50. do do 4 do $250. iecste OF PRICES! A. H: HANSON +t OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THK . Winter Clothing & Rubber Goods Old Gov. Java Coffee, green, 30 cts per Ib. . . ed with promptness and despatch i a z mmm "§, HAAS &'CO'S. AND BOY. AT GREATLY er REDUCED PRICES! 4} . Nevada, Feb. ist. ; e DRUGS AND MEDICINES. roe WILLIAM H. KENT, _ ‘Has opened a New Drug Store—formerly occu: pied by his Father— — At No. 1 Commercial Street, Nevada. He will keep constantly on hand a large and well-selected stock of DRUGs, , MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, &c. fully compounded at all hours, Nevada. Feb 9th Washington, Alpha « Omega -SEOOR DENS) : R. W, LATTA, Pakes this method or informing the travelling pubPee lic that he has purchased the entire interest of Hank Place and will run as follows : ~~. Leaves the National Exthange Hotel, Nevada city, on Tuesdays, Thurédays and Saturdays. At 8 O’élock, A. M. —_—_— * ves Washin n, every Monday, Wede ae and Mo tei _ At 8 o'clock, A. M. Light Freight will be taken and deliver a) RK. W. LATTA. Nevada, January 17th. French Hair Dressing Saloon. FELIX GILLET, ESPECTFULLY informs his cld customers and the public in general that he: has reopened his Barber Shop, at the old stand on COMMERCIAL. STREET, A few doors below Pine Street, where he is ready to do anything in his line of business. Hatr Cutting donc in the best style. _ Baszors Hened and warranted. *XrRazors for Sale,.y aurtrlealar attention paid the cutting " Chit. ” GEORGE W. KIDD, ~~ BANKER, ~ In the Granite building, B OLD DUST purchased rates, and liberal ad warded for Asaay or street, Nevada, e highest market made on for(vinage atthe U.S Mint tern cities at the lowesf rates @ made, and state and vounty securities purchased at the highest market valne. Neyada county, Cal. : To the Stockholders of the above Company. : & will please take notice tnat the QuarterQu ly meeting of the Company will be held at the Commeny's Office, in this city on Saturday, April ist, 1865, at 8o’clock, P. M, — _. &. H. OTHEMAN, Séeretary. Nevada, March 13th. LESSONS. sepa neemanertae # JOHN ¥F. BUSSENIUS, vw FOULD inform the Citizens of Nevada and Grass Vallev that he will give lessons in usic, upon the Piano or Guitar.Parties. obs desc sa se to, eh scrip ceascs pores GF GREAT REDUCTION 4 creditors,o . . THE NEW YORK HOME Now is the. time te-call at’ s ith a’Cash Capital of over three and a quarter > Physicians’ Prescriptions care. : & ‘. marketaffords are customers. ¢ TRE! FIRE! FIRELI. season for disastrous fires 1s approashing. _ _ Are You Insured? al In justice to yourself, your family and your ‘ an Insurance Policy ofa RELIABLE AND SOLVENT. COMPANY. T lions, stands without a peer in the world. Established almost at the commencement of the present century, has ence its reputation through a THOUSAND: IRES, for fairaess, '“PHE NEW YORK PHENIX, Taalso established permanently, and fast gainding tke popularity which its judicious management‘and conars le and prompt dealing with the insured deserves. Each of the auove Companies ‘has deposited the sum of $75.000—said deposit being hr by the Controller of State—for the security of parties insured . . Agl riske bound and losses adjusted + 4 E. ¥.SPENCK, Agent for Névada. Groceries and Provisions !!! Drugs and Medicines! ‘wt J. HYDELIFF, OULD. inform the citizens-of You Bet and the adjoining rprece Midhen that he has opened a new store at the above place where h will always keep on hand the best of © Groceries,,.. . Provisions, : aos Dry Goods, Hardware, Drugs and Medicines, ao, &c. All of which will be sold , : CHEAP FOR CASH: My store at Red is . will, as heretofure be supplied with everything in the above Jine.— Persons in want of anything m the Grocery. D Goods, or Hardware line will find it to their advantage to cal) at either of my stores as I sll Cheap for Cash, M. J. HYDELIFF. Red vog and You Bet, Dec, 6th, EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s, Brick Building, Mill Sireet, , GRASS VALLEY. AMES B. JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevadaand vicinity that he has become sole proprietor of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. To which he invites the attention of those who know agood thing and can appreciate it when it is sparkling before their eyes. Nevadans! give mea call when you visit Grasq: Valley—1 wi:l always be on band. read; and willing to serve you with the best in the *ghop.?? JAMES B JEFFERY. Grass Valley. Sept sth—tf . DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine ats. “would iaform my friends aud all wishing my services that I am preparedto attend those favoring me witha call, stany hour. ‘Teeth after having become sensitiv cxposure ot the nerve will be filled without eausing pain. . ik WILL WARRANT ALL WORK doneat thie >fice to be pe: formed in a more skilful manner, and. bettar satisfaction giyen than_elsewhere in thia vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. M charges are moderate, and to suit the times. em * caret located in this city Residenoe on Sacramento street, third house from Temperance Hall. : me we promptly and neatly Roots and Shoes, Vuleantte Work done at this office. FAMILY GROCERIES. moi A BARUE, = WeeeSa meer” stock of res Groceries, Choice F Eyerytt usually found in a well regulated Store oft Nein’. All goods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash, A. BARUH, Commercial Street. ° Nevada, Nov. 29th, Nevada Kestaurant,. C. LECOCQ:..----.:-.-. Proprietor. Pine St., bet. Broad and Spring St., . Next Building to Dai.y ‘Transcript Office. JAVvi leased the above House and far : AVING lea Ay sO ture, the undersigned ‘has bea sate TISSERIE RESTAURANT AND RO 5 Ina style Te una ——* ~ he wand house tains. ph spheyes, aad the best edibiea ‘the “* we regularly served up to In the Restaurant ng erie Meais can be obtained at all hours of the day and night, and Mraclomere are required to pay for on:y what they order. veedeent of his ability to please even the most fastidious, the riétor respectfully solicite a montiacseee of public patronage. Remember Neveds. Jan. 4th. Saddlery and Harness Shop. WG. D respectfully injorm Werte ap Bape will Site con dat the Shop, stantly on hand ‘at ; MAIN STREET, FOOT ofthiskind. =~ ~~ PHXSLCIAN. Heavy Golden Syru r gallon $1 25, Saleratus, Babbitt's: 124 cents per Ib. Soda do I do do Cream Tartar do do Eagle Chocolate 374. do du Peart Barley ] do do .New_ Citron 374. do do tar do Ps White. ns 5 0 einen 8 woe Sardines per } boxes 25, cents. do 0 de 374 do C.O.S8oap per bar 124 cents. Pale Soap. do .% do Castile Soap do 75 # do Pickles per jar 4 gal. 60 cents. de de do 374 do Cateup per bottle quarts 25 cents. do do = 124 do Pepper Sauce per bottle 124 do rage do, do, % do do 10 do do 37} do do 20 do do 7%. do oo do do $175 4 Grou ane do Mostar do iat do do Ginger =de)" Allasi do Cinnamon do = 4 Butter do do ~-1%6 do. Jennie Sie Lind Grac do ie, Api gies a ‘sShovels $100 Pine Oe Seder ® ay . henna ge conus. ag ana dg: ME?" Hand -shoutd: . find‘a surgesn who can sym _4 their tr -and_relieye. Harness Be patring and Trimming . — SPECIAL NOTICES, ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE, San Francisco. chy NO. 645 WASHINGTON STREET. Established February 12, 1860, by an association of sctentifie gentleman, for the eure of disease and the suppression of quackery. ERSONS SUFFERING FROM DISRASE, can rely upon the most scientific and honorable treatment at the above.Medical.1 cure, the Resident Physician will warrant them. a perfect and permanent reHef-from the affliction. . And if their cases be incurable, he will so state, ond advise them of the best method of relief, so far as science cin go to accomplish -the. object. The basis of treatment at the Institute is the Electropathic System. But the Resident Physician, J. H. JOSSELYN, M.D., a Graduate of the Universfty of Pennay)vania has discovered several valuable remedies of the vegetable kingdom that will eure any nameable disease. —' : Since the establishment of the Institute, al. MO, every kind of disease has been treated with success, ¢specially those complaints which have been ill-treated ty gacks, the names of. which should not be mentioned here. rey FEMALES should bear in mind that the only safety in the trevtment of complaints peouliar totheir sex, is to havea physician who has. made the female economy his particular study. In the Resident Physician at the institute, they will thize with them in 4 may be. . ‘0 the rheumatic and nervous person, this Inent cure.” \ For those suffering from the effects of mercury and those diseases for which mercury is usually iven, there is no remedy so sure:as the Elec‘ropathic system, as practiced at the Institute, ' 644 Washington street. Tho Resident’ bib} Leng is ne Foreign Adventurer, nor is he wedded to one idea. All scientitie bg ad are made . him a source of benefit to thoee who may: see fit to consult him. Come one, come all, and receive the blessings of health! The motto is—A Perfeut Cure, or no money required. Bei Tay Persons living at a distance from the citv, can _ consult the Resident Physician by etter, stating the case, and will receive advice and medecines, as the case may require. All correspondenee sirictly eonfidential. “ J, Hi JOSSELYN, M. D., Resident Physician, Klectropathic Institute, fe-19 645 Washington Street, San Franciseo . stitute offers the blessings of certain and permaBrandreth’s Vegetable Pilis This medecine of enduring efficacy, is justly. stomach aiid bowels, the common symptoms of which are costiveness, spasms, loss of appetite, sick headache, giddiness, sense of bluatiug after meals, dizziness‘of the eyes: drowsineas, and ¥ . cramping pains in the stomach and bowels.— These symptoma being suffered to remain,.@ torpid state of the liver supervenes, and all the function of the frame is, to a eertain ex prostrated ; buta little perseverance in the dee pi Maas Sees ’ Brandreth’s Pills, Will ever restore the system from this state of misery. Twoor three doses will convince the afflicted of their Beit senshi The stomach will speedily regain ita atrengh, a healthy action of the livér will soon take place, and insteed of Jis*fessness, heat, pain and jaundiced appearance, strength, activity, and: renewed heafth will be the blessed result , * Principal office Brandreth Building New York. W. Ff. BRANDKETH, office at Crane & Brigham's, San Francisco. fe 23 There is po prefaration in existence which has such a soothing effect in cases of tiervous excite ment as . 2 Dr, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, ‘Although the fame of this renowned invigorant rests mainly”on its astonishing cures of . Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and intestinal disorders, it is @qually effacious in nervous comvous headache, vertigo, general debility and all peculiar disturbances and derangements to, which, as a sex, they, are subject. It cheers and lightens the depressed Mental powers as well as strengthens the body, andits use is never followed by any unpleasart reaction.=S0ld by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. MUSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, fe23 Sen Francisco. Notice to the Sick.—Hew long. we ave desired and nee‘ed on this Coast, a Surgery and Médical Dispensary, that -we could with safety trust our case in the hands of skillful and. prretical physicians. Should we at any time tequire medics assistance, we may congratulate ourselves that such a place is now established at No. 313 Montgomery Street, San Franciseo, known by the name of ‘Peake’s Surgery and Medical Dispensary.”? which is fitted up regardless of cost, with all the modern improvements, an extensive Labratory, which contains all the’ choice and lati st Medicines, Chemicals, ete., for the cure of private and other diseases. The Re ception and Consulting Rooms are commodieus and wé) adapted for the business. The Physic « jans connected with the Surgery and Dispensary, knowledgeand experience. It isthe only establishment on this coast wheté persons who are, suffering from certain diseases can get properly cured. For particulars see advertisement of Peake’s Surgery and Dispensary, 813 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, me Pomades and Fancy Goods, . ¥ * ; dei : dnatitute.their-casesbe within the limit of prized as a corrector of all disorders of the ~ horrors of dyspepsia are experienced, Every Eo i ves Paogermntate tp sure catia om ee 4 plaints ‘Thousands of ladies resort to it ne ge tae < § remedy for hysteria, fluttering of the heart, ner: -2:.cence sni i lec A etn tik

Ss>Eze pil Ber? aaa! Fes" aage 18, apd ha, for rules, 0wels, ips, for have to r York. rane & mil a © last ls =. & LiF $3 ate = & Duily Transcript, ‘THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, “THe AMERICAN CONFLICT.”—Mr. Elhyder Hammond, agent of “The American Conflict” by Hordce Greely, for this county, is now here soliciting subscriptions for the work. It is without exception the best man who feels an inferest ifi the events of the past four years should have a copy.— As it is only sold to subscribers, this will be tlie only opportunity offered to secure it.— Mr. Hammond is also agent for the Grass Valley Union, and will visit the various towns of the county with a view to increasing its subscription list. ‘ FLUME Broken Down.—The flume of Snell & Co., at Scott's Flat, was broken down last week by the weight of water, damaging theclaims to a considerable extent. The flume got filled up ffom some cause, and thé water was backed up. The damage amountsto about $250, NEW STORE!! AND NEW Goopbs!! . citizens and families of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that he.has opened a Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, : Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Bread Street, He has on hand and will be in constant receipt of everything in the way ot CROCERIES, 3 PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, _ _ CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, ae aa A New Lever.—Weunderstand that ao fine quartz ledge was strucka few days ago, by Mr. MeNéilly, between this city and . . Sagar Loaf: The ledge is large, and the . rock taken from it looks as though it would pay well. ~ ig THE WEATHER.—We have been favored with magnificent weather for the past few days, In many places around the town the almend and peach trees are beginning to bloom, and are in excellent condition to be “nipped” by frost. THE THEATRE.—The front wall of the theatre is now almost completed, and workmen will soon be engaged upon the interior . of the building. Every days’ work done . now. shows tu advantage, and the house will be ready for use, without doubt, by the Ist day of May. — : MovinG.—We noticed that W. H. Crawford was yesterday moving into his new quarters on Pine street. The location is a good one, and wheh fitted up the store will be one of the neatest in the city. _ Mi: Panaone, whe received ® cnsttict “from the Board of Supervisors for painting the iron work on the Court House, comméneed operatious yesterday. The doors and shutters are to be painted black on the outside, and the panels are to be green with black facings. District Couwr, March 22d,—Read ve Bennett. Tried and submitted Court adjourned till this morning at ten @,clock. . nts as wil atten RELIGtous Sexvicvs —Religious services willbe held at the Methodist Church _ every evening this week, except Saturday: These meetings have been continued for five or 8ix.weeks, and.considerable interest. is manifested in them. Preacliing this evening by Rev. D. A. Dryden. THe Roaps.—The ‘roads are improving very rapidly, and the California Stage Com: pany, always ready to increase the comfort of travelers, has commenced getting coaches in order to place upon:the various routes as seon as the roads are smooth enough. Saree . Ah BReap Rior 1n OreGon.—A bread riot occurred at Canon City, Oregon, about thie middle of February—the first on this ~ sonat. ra célebrated wit was much’ discom. ' fitted by a message politely dehvered ata supper party by a little girl: “Ifyou please, Mr,. ” said the child, “mamma sends Ler compliments, and would be mueh obliged . if you would begin ta. bo foney.” . ‘A-SPORTSMAN shot a black squirrel on thé plain near Marysville recently. bles. ' on hand alarge stock of clothing for gentlemen and boys, furnishing goods, &c.,-which must be sold inorder to make room for his fap ‘and he is bound to satisfy you in Don’t miss this splendM ‘chaiice. * Te which he invites the attention of all 1m want . ° Of anything in this line, These Goods will be sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. in order to sell Goods cheap and avoid con. tracting bad debts, I shall seil strictly FOR CASH ! Purchasers are partientarly invited to the following ; List of Prices Current : CORRECTED EVERY MORNING, Isthmus Butter, 40 cents per pound. Ranch Butter, 50 cents per pound. Goshen'C heese, 25 cents per pound. Calitoruia Hams, 25 cente per pound. California Bacon, 25 cents per pound. Isthmus Cod Fish 20 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 puund. 8. F. Refined Sugar 16§ cents per pound. Orleans Sugar 14 cents per pound. . . “Costa Rico Coffee, green, 25 cents per Ib. Old Gov. Java Coffee, ground, 374 cta Ib. Old Rio Coffee, ground, 25 cents per . b. Candles, 25 cents per Ib. Wax Candles50. cents per pound. Dried Apples 14 cents per_peund.~ Dried Prunes 16. cents per pound. ~Dried-Currants 14 cents per pound. Dried Peaches 14 cents per pound. Comet Tea 874 cents per pound. Japan Tea 75 cents per pound. Young Hyson Tea, green, 874 cte per lb. Basket Tea 75 Cents per pound. i ; Black Tea 50 cents per pound: ve 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 ean 374 cents. Green Peas per can 50 cents. Turkey per can 50 cents. Chicken pet can 50 cents, Clams per can 50 cents, i Lebsters per can.374 cents. Jellies and Jams per can 50 cents, Preston & Merrill's Yeast per can 25 cts. New Layer Raisins 4 boxes. $1 50. do do 4 do $250. iecste OF PRICES! A. H: HANSON +t OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THK . Winter Clothing & Rubber Goods Old Gov. Java Coffee, green, 30 cts per Ib. . . ed with promptness and despatch i a z mmm "§, HAAS &'CO'S. AND BOY. AT GREATLY er REDUCED PRICES! 4} . Nevada, Feb. ist. ; e DRUGS AND MEDICINES. roe WILLIAM H. KENT, _ ‘Has opened a New Drug Store—formerly occu: pied by his Father— — At No. 1 Commercial Street, Nevada. He will keep constantly on hand a large and well-selected stock of DRUGs, , MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, &c. fully compounded at all hours, Nevada. Feb 9th Washington, Alpha « Omega -SEOOR DENS) : R. W, LATTA, Pakes this method or informing the travelling pubPee lic that he has purchased the entire interest of Hank Place and will run as follows : ~~. Leaves the National Exthange Hotel, Nevada city, on Tuesdays, Thurédays and Saturdays. At 8 O’élock, A. M. —_—_— * ves Washin n, every Monday, Wede ae and Mo tei _ At 8 o'clock, A. M. Light Freight will be taken and deliver a) RK. W. LATTA. Nevada, January 17th. French Hair Dressing Saloon. FELIX GILLET, ESPECTFULLY informs his cld customers and the public in general that he: has reopened his Barber Shop, at the old stand on COMMERCIAL. STREET, A few doors below Pine Street, where he is ready to do anything in his line of business. Hatr Cutting donc in the best style. _ Baszors Hened and warranted. *XrRazors for Sale,.y aurtrlealar attention paid the cutting " Chit. ” GEORGE W. KIDD, ~~ BANKER, ~ In the Granite building, B OLD DUST purchased rates, and liberal ad warded for Asaay or street, Nevada, e highest market made on for(vinage atthe U.S Mint tern cities at the lowesf rates @ made, and state and vounty securities purchased at the highest market valne. Neyada county, Cal. : To the Stockholders of the above Company. : & will please take notice tnat the QuarterQu ly meeting of the Company will be held at the Commeny's Office, in this city on Saturday, April ist, 1865, at 8o’clock, P. M, — _. &. H. OTHEMAN, Séeretary. Nevada, March 13th. LESSONS. sepa neemanertae # JOHN ¥F. BUSSENIUS, vw FOULD inform the Citizens of Nevada and Grass Vallev that he will give lessons in usic, upon the Piano or Guitar.Parties. obs desc sa se to, eh scrip ceascs pores GF GREAT REDUCTION 4 creditors,o . . THE NEW YORK HOME Now is the. time te-call at’ s ith a’Cash Capital of over three and a quarter > Physicians’ Prescriptions care. : & ‘. marketaffords are customers. ¢ TRE! FIRE! FIRELI. season for disastrous fires 1s approashing. _ _ Are You Insured? al In justice to yourself, your family and your ‘ an Insurance Policy ofa RELIABLE AND SOLVENT. COMPANY.

T lions, stands without a peer in the world. Established almost at the commencement of the present century, has ence its reputation through a THOUSAND: IRES, for fairaess, '“PHE NEW YORK PHENIX, Taalso established permanently, and fast gainding tke popularity which its judicious management‘and conars le and prompt dealing with the insured deserves. Each of the auove Companies ‘has deposited the sum of $75.000—said deposit being hr by the Controller of State—for the security of parties insured . . Agl riske bound and losses adjusted + 4 E. ¥.SPENCK, Agent for Névada. Groceries and Provisions !!! Drugs and Medicines! ‘wt J. HYDELIFF, OULD. inform the citizens-of You Bet and the adjoining rprece Midhen that he has opened a new store at the above place where h will always keep on hand the best of © Groceries,,.... . Provisions, : aos Dry Goods, Hardware, Drugs and Medicines, ao, &c. All of which will be sold , : CHEAP FOR CASH: My store at Red is . will, as heretofure be supplied with everything in the above Jine.— Persons in want of anything m the Grocery. D Goods, or Hardware line will find it to their advantage to cal) at either of my stores as I sll Cheap for Cash, M. J. HYDELIFF. Red vog and You Bet, Dec, 6th, EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s, Brick Building, Mill Sireet, , GRASS VALLEY. AMES B. JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevadaand vicinity that he has become sole proprietor of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. To which he invites the attention of those who know agood thing and can appreciate it when it is sparkling before their eyes.. Nevadans! give mea call when you visit Grasq: Valley—1 wi:l always be on band. read; and willing to serve you with the best in the *ghop.?? JAMES B JEFFERY. Grass Valley. Sept sth—tf . DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine ats. “would iaform my friends aud all wishing my services that I am preparedto attend those favoring me witha call, stany hour. ‘Teeth after having become sensitiv cxposure ot the nerve will be filled without eausing pain. . ik WILL WARRANT ALL WORK doneat thie >fice to be pe: formed in a more skilful manner, and. bettar satisfaction giyen than_elsewhere in thia vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. M charges are moderate, and to suit the times. em * caret located in this city Residenoe on Sacramento street, third house from Temperance Hall. : me we promptly and neatly Roots and Shoes, Vuleantte Work done at this office. FAMILY GROCERIES. moi A BARUE, = WeeeSa meer” stock of res Groceries, Choice F Eyerytt usually found in a well regulated Store oft Nein’. All goods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash, A. BARUH, Commercial Street.. ° Nevada, Nov. 29th, Nevada Kestaurant,. C. LECOCQ:...----.:-.-. Proprietor. Pine St., bet. Broad and Spring St., . Next Building to Dai.y ‘Transcript Office. JAVvi leased the above House and far : AVING lea Ay sO ture, the undersigned ‘has bea sate TISSERIE RESTAURANT AND RO 5 Ina style Te una ——* ~ he wand house tains. ph spheyes, aad the best edibiea ‘the “* we regularly served up to In the Restaurant ng erie Meais can be obtained at all hours of the day and night, and Mraclomere are required to pay for on:y what they order. veedeent of his ability to please even the most fastidious, the riétor respectfully solicite a montiacseee of public patronage. Remember Neveds. Jan. 4th. Saddlery and Harness Shop. WG. D respectfully injorm Werte ap Bape will Site con dat the Shop, stantly on hand ‘at ; MAIN STREET, FOOT ofthiskind. =~ ~~ PHXSLCIAN. Heavy Golden Syru r gallon $1 25, Saleratus, Babbitt's: 124 cents per Ib. Soda do I do do Cream Tartar do do Eagle Chocolate 374. do du Peart Barley ] do do .New_ Citron 374. do do tar do Ps White. ns 5 0 einen 8 woe Sardines per } boxes 25, cents. do 0 de 374 do C.O.S8oap per bar 124 cents. Pale Soap.. do .% do Castile Soap do 75 # do Pickles per jar 4 gal. 60 cents. de de do 374 do Cateup per bottle quarts 25 cents. do do = 124 do Pepper Sauce per bottle 124 do rage do, do, % do do 10 do do 37} do do 20 do do 7%. do oo do do $175 4 Grou ane do Mostar do iat do do Ginger =de)" Allasi do Cinnamon do = 4 Butter do do ~-1%6 do. Jennie Sie Lind Grac do ie, Api gies a ‘sShovels $100 Pine Oe Seder ® ay . henna ge conus. ag ana dg: ME?" Hand -shoutd: . find‘a surgesn who can sym _4 their tr -and_relieye. Harness Be patring and Trimming . — SPECIAL NOTICES, ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE, San Francisco. chy NO. 645 WASHINGTON STREET. Established February 12, 1860, by an association of sctentifie gentleman, for the eure of disease and the suppression of quackery. ERSONS SUFFERING FROM DISRASE, can rely upon the most scientific and honorable treatment at the above.Medical.1 cure, the Resident Physician will warrant them. a perfect and permanent reHef-from the affliction. . And if their cases be incurable, he will so state, ond advise them of the best method of relief, so far as science cin go to accomplish -the. object. The basis of treatment at the Institute is the Electropathic System. But the Resident Physician, J. H. JOSSELYN, M.D., a Graduate of the Universfty of Pennay)vania has discovered several valuable remedies of the vegetable kingdom that will eure any nameable disease. —' : Since the establishment of the Institute, al. MO, every kind of disease has been treated with success, ¢specially those complaints which have been ill-treated ty gacks, the names of. which should not be mentioned here. rey FEMALES should bear in mind that the only safety in the trevtment of complaints peouliar totheir sex, is to havea physician who has. made the female economy his particular study. In the Resident Physician at the institute, they will thize with them in 4 may be. . ‘0 the rheumatic and nervous person, this Inent cure.” \ For those suffering from the effects of mercury and those diseases for which mercury is usually iven, there is no remedy so sure:as the Elec‘ropathic system, as practiced at the Institute, ' 644 Washington street. Tho Resident’ bib} Leng is ne Foreign Adventurer, nor is he wedded to one idea. All scientitie bg ad are made . him a source of benefit to thoee who may: see fit to consult him. Come one, come all, and receive the blessings of health! The motto is—A Perfeut Cure, or no money required. Bei Tay Persons living at a distance from the citv, can _ consult the Resident Physician by etter, stating the case, and will receive advice and medecines, as the case may require. All correspondenee sirictly eonfidential. “ J, Hi JOSSELYN, M. D., Resident Physician, Klectropathic Institute, fe-19 645 Washington Street, San Franciseo . stitute offers the blessings of certain and permaBrandreth’s Vegetable Pilis This medecine of enduring efficacy, is justly. stomach aiid bowels, the common symptoms of which are costiveness, spasms, loss of appetite, sick headache, giddiness, sense of bluatiug after meals, dizziness‘of the eyes: drowsineas, and ¥ . cramping pains in the stomach and bowels.— These symptoma being suffered to remain,.@ torpid state of the liver supervenes, and all the function of the frame is, to a eertain ex prostrated ; buta little perseverance in the dee pi Maas Sees ’ Brandreth’s Pills, Will ever restore the system from this state of misery. Twoor three doses will convince the afflicted of their Beit senshi The stomach will speedily regain ita atrengh, a healthy action of the livér will soon take place, and insteed of Jis*fessness, heat, pain and jaundiced appearance, strength, activity, and: renewed heafth will be the blessed result , * Principal office Brandreth Building New York. W. Ff. BRANDKETH, office at Crane & Brigham's, San Francisco. fe 23 There is po prefaration in existence which has such a soothing effect in cases of tiervous excite ment as . 2 Dr, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, ‘Although the fame of this renowned invigorant rests mainly”on its astonishing cures of . Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and intestinal disorders, it is @qually effacious in nervous comvous headache, vertigo, general debility and all peculiar disturbances and derangements to, which, as a sex, they, are subject. It cheers and lightens the depressed Mental powers as well as strengthens the body, andits use is never followed by any unpleasart reaction.=S0ld by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. MUSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, fe23 Sen Francisco. Notice to the Sick.—Hew long. we ave desired and nee‘ed on this Coast, a Surgery and Médical Dispensary, that -we could with safety trust our case in the hands of skillful and. prretical physicians. Should we at any time tequire medics assistance, we may congratulate ourselves that such a place is now established at No. 313 Montgomery Street, San Franciseo, known by the name of ‘Peake’s Surgery and Medical Dispensary.”? which is fitted up regardless of cost, with all the modern improvements, an extensive Labratory, which contains all the’ choice and lati st Medicines, Chemicals, ete., for the cure of private and other diseases. The Re ception and Consulting Rooms are commodieus and wé) adapted for the business. The Physic « jans connected with the Surgery and Dispensary, knowledgeand experience. It isthe only establishment on this coast wheté persons who are, suffering from certain diseases can get properly cured. For particulars see advertisement of Peake’s Surgery and Dispensary, 813 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, me Pomades and Fancy Goods, .. ¥ * ; dei : dnatitute.their-casesbe within the limit of prized as a corrector of all disorders of the ~ horrors of dyspepsia are experienced, Every Eo i ves Paogermntate tp sure catia om ee 4 plaints ‘Thousands of ladies resort to it ne ge tae < § remedy for hysteria, fluttering of the heart, ner: -2:.cence sni i lec A etn tik