May 5, 1866 (4 pages)

Ly Ladies r past ust reSTN = vince ; Wear ents from sper <ETS and or ORE, MENSE renovafed and supplied with improved ma~ chinery, and we are informed by a geutleman . this place istaking out about fifty dollars Meadow ‘Lake. sas LockL AF FRAUIRS. THe OreGox LevoiigThis ledge ie te cated on Rush (Creek, ‘about three miles fom this city, and is ewned by Brown, Hinds and others. It was tiken up several f years ago, and -worked for some tite’ with varying’ vewults.A titwas erected, and after much expense, work was suspended. . Siuee the revival to prospecting, the pres ent company resumed work and succeeded, in striking pay rock. The will has been . who recently visited the mine, that the rock was paying splendidly; -Our informant-saw aspecimen about two feet in diameter which was studded with fine ‘gold. — Its: walae is — at between six and eight hundred } of the many ies “whic were “opened several years since, that from some cause fifl-d'to } paya Which. have since ‘been found valuable. Experience has demenstrated that few ledges in this county, with fivurdble indications on the surface, fail to p:y well when the water level is reached. Cliims which do not improve frum the ‘surface duwn, are an exception to the rule. The improved methods of working quartz, and. the decreased expense, haa encouraged our jminers to resume work upon many of the ledges abandoned years ago, and many of them are now ranked sarong the best'in the county. OA B Brovien Péacék CrAIMSs.—~Untit recent ly,. the. opiaion: that we very rich» placer. claims of any extent could be found at great altitudes, seems to lave been pretiy gener. ally aceepted by miners, and th-refute tittle prospeeting for mines of this character has heen done in such localities. The recent Giscovery of plager diggings, whieh, rival those of '49 and 750, -inrichness, above Eureka, in this county, and just across. the. county line; in Sierra county, prove the fiulsity of this opinion. Great, excitement existe “in Downieville in consequence of the strike made that county, and the ‘‘burg”’ hae been almost depopulated, for.» times .'The gravelin the hew mines is from four to five feet in depth and the gold iscoarse. The valley'in-Whieh these clainis dre located has bedn ptospeeted for more than a mile and seems to be very rich throughout, its w extent. About one thousand claims Ha already been located. The two men who first discovered these mines, ip 4 rin of two weeks took out $7,000 above expense:.— One nugget‘has been found worth $1,100. Such aw ehunk frem Central America or the lower regions, would carry off thousands from this State. About three mi'es above Eureka, mines have been discovered in‘a flat a quarter of 8 mile in length. . The company at werk in pér day tothe hand.» This looks like the placer mines of California were “Played out? (f): Dip'w GO BUT STRUCK IT—A few wie ag¢ 8 Gohipany ‘fitted ‘out inthis city for Montano but after diligent inquiry in regard to the coutitry, they “chose the better part” and concluded to sray. They went prospecting and struck a ledge of quartz four feet in thickness. « Phe reck contsins large quantitive of rich looking sulphurets, the. ledge is Well defined and shows every indication of richness.’ .Itis located on the ‘ridge beyond Gold Flat. The locators havé christened the,claim. Montana. They will. make more out of it than nine-tenthe of the i cra who go to Montana. ~~ ——— Rervanine Tine.—A few duye since a party of seven persone from Montana, passed.through Virginia City on their, way. to Many others disgusted by disappointments in that distant. region are also on theirway back. Nut Bailey who returned from’ Meadow Lake on Thursday, informs us that he met hundreds of persone en fhie road from Pally’s Station te Meadow Lake. “They are mostly from the State of . : Thus the tide of. emigration re . Nevada. tithe to our State. The road is clear of snow excepha distance of six miles on the. br ar Bailey caine . @ this city an less thay one day. Jensed & place, and will open a restau ‘ant Mesdiy Lake io « hort ie, Fp 2 tit» » ot -equal any mines of the kind in the State, :t number of coinpunies 6rganiza> The neigh q € led to Trustees of he various Districts, i ‘ihe tens Tend a interests'df this county. Work has been resuinéd’ upon many’ of the ‘ctaima in the, Jower part of Rough & Ready Township, but the greatest interest seems to be manifested:in the mines recently. discovered near the Junction of Greenhorn Creek: and ininers have examined these mines, and theirunspimous opinion is that they. will, ‘Many claims have been taken up, and:a large 'borhood i in which these’ claims are located: ‘is called the Fox Urdge District, . The Columbia Copper Mining Company, organi(ted for the purpose of working these claims filed its certificate of tneurporatiin in San Francisco,.on Thureday ‘list. ~ The capital stock is $110,000, divided into, 100 shares of $100. The Trustées are EC, McComb, ‘J. D. Sanford, D, Métrath, A, J. Downer and Isaac Swati. The gre . prevails in regard to the” new District, and all interested are confident that it will resu lt in the development of rich mines. RoBBEKS IDENTIFIED.—The Marysville Appeatof Friday, says that Mrs. Sherwood, of Eureka township, Nevada county, was brought to this city, yeeterday; by a deputy Sheriff, to identify parties now confined in jail as being the persons. who robbed her on the 6th of Mareh:last: The suspected parites were brought. out partially in disguise, with severa] others, when she picked out the two who committed the robbery at her house, without hesitation. .THe WEATHER.—On Monday sna Tyesously, and'siuce that time the weather has been showery. Yesterday we had two or three dashes of snow with a cold wind_all day. the farthers in the lowér part of the county. The ground had become dry, and great. fears were eutertained for the hay and graiu crops, The rains came just at the right time. and even should the dry. weather contiuue until harvest the crops will be abundant. Scnoo, MArTens,—Under the Revised School Law the election of School Trustees will take: place.en the last Saturday in June. The school year ends on the last day of June. In. Genséquence of this change in the lw, schools which are not keptopen three months will not. be deprived.of a share of the public fuodee The required blanks will be forward: about the first of Jane. Ricn STRIKEs.—Some prospecting is being done at Meadow Lake, inspite of snow. Last week twu Jedges which give: promise of “excerding great richness” were discovered on the bunk of the Nerth Fork of the South Yuba river. Sxow.—On Monday and Tuesday two feet of snow fell ut Meadow Lake. It melted before Wednesday night, The snow ig about five feet deep. ‘poe ceo aaah a ANAL HOSTETIER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, COR RECTIVE AND ALTERATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES —OF THE— STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. Cures 8 psia, bended Gene vousness, Depression of Spirits, Constipation, Colic, lutermitent Fevern,Cram and ae ‘om mann of of ther arising from “ly Weakness, ‘Whats, Apheresein the-system or produced by special causes. that is not wholesome, Genial and Le . This er Complaint, "Debility. Nere . Nuthi storative in its nature enters into the com pada eli vor STOM _— BITTE k of any Pay be con ius mine ae no deadly botan flerce excitant but it te a combination the extracts with the purulants.» The wesk sto is ra y invigorated and the appetite restored by rhie agreeable Tonic. and hence it works ye 000 of Prepon sia and in lese co forms of Indigestion. Acting ara tie painless a it, as well as upon the liver, (t aleo invariebly at hae hy the constipation induced by the digestive Bittous colic ie immediately 98—_— of the stimulant. and by _resortivg to it, the return of the 3 sa HOS rETTER’S = Ts he ' eXcitement . — day of the present week it, rained. continu” . . The late raing/are a'great blessing to . Bankert's Best Philadelphia Boots, of . rial or witnessed they can be appreciated. In case of titutional Weak. ness, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrepitude arising frum old age, anes An electric imfluence. Jn the of all diseases it operates as a del invigorant Last. but not least. itis the stimuStern W sunnes haven away, And beauteous Spring Se eta With radiant cvlors gay, Proclaiming Winters Pashivad o'er The ate tote lose re HOW 40a 8" press READ =>;m €2 READ A . so eo i 7 2 bal J SEX UsT RECEIVED and now opening at the ‘> « 54 Cor. of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada city. A Large and splendid Stock.of es Geuts’ and. Boys’ FASHIONABLE. CLOTHING . Selected expressly for this market: of tle most apf proved Styles for the Spring and Summer Trade aed And of qualities unsurpassed by’ aii Clothing. House iu_the State, which will be sold at caak Low tates 3 As cannot fail to. give a satisfaction. We haye in store aSuyperior Stock uf FINE DRESS SUITS! . ! SINESS: SUITS! New Styles of Every beseription, , Latest Sty:e SPRING HATS, incliding the cele_. brated Peto atid Resorte Hats ! Just introduced. Two Hundred Pair OF + aus. Just Unpacked and for sale at IMPORTERS’ RATES! All kinds of Gents’ Boots,, Shees . and ’ a Suitable for the season. Alse a well selected assortment for Ladies and Childrens’ Wear ! FURNISHING COODS, In great’ variety from the Finest French Silk and Lambs’ Woeol Une derwrappers and Drawers, Down to the most economical Grey and White Merino, Fine White and Planuel Shirts, English Thread Socks, (Cravats, Ties, GLOVES, & a6. &e. &e. Trunks; 2 Valises, g) Rachels, eo, 6. Our Spring stock is the je Largest tobe foundAn Nevada comm. and our facilities in procuring eur goods direct frou New York and Philadelphia, and having been purehased at the prevailing Reduced Ratés in the Kastern markets, enables us to Sell our Goods at Lower Rates than any other House in the County : os “au of our Winter Clothing now in sture, will pe sold at GREATLY EDUCED RATES! » Call and. examine. P. BANNER, Import: Whiolesale & Retail Dealer, COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS, Nevada. March 28th. ‘See i —~AT+Old. Priges. Again! A, GOLDSMITH OULD vada and vicinity that he has received the Finest and Best selected STOCK Or SPRING AND suMtiatA goons " Ever exhibitea ‘in Nevada, And which will Bé sold at ASTONISHING LOW PRICES. The Public will find it greatly to their advantage to call and examine hié Goodsand Prices before purchasing elsewli¢re. . He is determined not. to be Undersold by. any other Housejin . Mevada County._Aui —_— 7 Thankful for the-very liberal patronage him since opening business here he kindly solicits a continugnee ofthe wre. fet A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of Riroed, and Pine Streets, HGUSE FURMISHING GOODS. ROWRN Las ‘BLEACHED SHIRTINGS and of all widths. .'Lable-Lineus, Towclings, weer Bed Quilts, ke. &e. ut PA A. GOLDSMITH’S, DRESS. G GOODS. RINTS, Chambreys, a, Deltas, Poi de Chevre, Ginghams, Alpaccas, Poplins, French and Eng‘lish Lustres and Also a. full assortment of Black and Colored Silks, at GOLDSMI imaiieas MILLINERY GOODS. ONNETS and HATS of all descriptions and latest styles. trimmed and untrimmed. French Flowers, Hat and Bonnet Frames, &c. &e , at A. GOLDSMIT ED’S. $100 Reward For an Incurable Case! x A Special attention is respectfully directed to our exclusive manufacture of the celebrated Golden Balsam,.a preparation never known to oe in cure of 3 nits alt ie stage and used. in the ihe leat t ten oN ie with the greatest oaatent Yor obvious reasons, we ot publish the testimonidis o. the thousands who have been cured by it, but .in the innumerable cases in which it has. bern administered we have et to learn an instance of its failure. GOLDEN ALSAM No. 1, for frst aud second stages, such as sores on the legs or Body, sure 2 arees ete. .Gol sam, No. 2, for tertiary, Mereu yphilitie Rheumatism, pafus in the bones, ete. Sent by express to.any part of tbe PacifieCoast. Price. Pitty dollars yer dozen, or Five Oetenignn ae Wholesale ont 5 retail . corner Clayand gen, Bee. tan tan Francisco, daessea Reape Spanish Antidote, ted to tag — oe aS Bu. a EriTy « oa ‘ Wholesale aiid Retail Dealets in ci popa . PINE BEANDIES, WINES, , f Liguons Gensaaixy, nas Ble Ro, 18D Sv event sole agents, t whom ali orders a bees l CLOAKS AND MANTILLASASQUES and SACKS, Lace. Paribaldi’s and B Berthas all of the latest styles and trimmed in the handsomest manner at, A. GOLDSMI {thalaatin Carpets, oi Cloths, MATTINGS, RUGS, RorThe best assortment in the county, at A. GOLDSMITH’S. i arte x1 ti Usa : ” a AEG As 4 ~Reoeived by Every Steamer, — sataciss “i bes jas ATS, #00 bees #8 mat ® i sedis COLDSMITH’S. at wp a gre pen tr eet te 4 wit’) 4) Ys tfully inform: the Ladies of Neé Crawford,Leavitt&Co, “MOAROR poormne” A Xeni for are dogue Great & Glorious News et cu a eee, : =: _ notte FOR THE Lapies.s— . MILITARY. ES As the Spring and Summer styles y _ NOW.TO BESEEN AT _ ao eee : For Gg Bulb M NR Rie [cee Bot ag DRY Goops! TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR New. Spring Clothing ! datacom yp “REBELS 1 All who endorse the above are solic‘ited to make theirs HEADQUARTERS AT THE STORE ROOMS ; Where thev will. and/atjali times 3 A FULL{[AND COMPLETE . STOCK [or HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, POWDER, FUSE, . Mining and Farming Tools, Groceries & Provisions eiouR ANDIFEED, WINES AND LIQUORS, . Ete. Ete. i as 24 S95 oe 2S ‘We return thanks to our many friends for their patrouage during the past year, which we have endeavored to gain, and hope to retuin and inctease by @ fair and ‘honorable eourse of dealing. rr Our Prices are st ha a fairl living advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market rates, without which, no House can long sustain either itself, its credit Gr its reputation. ae oe OUR TERMS ARE CASH ! Or 30 days to approved credittrade, ‘ Wi ie i} ee £ All accounts averaging] over four **Tiiné” limit, will fnvaridbly be obiarged ‘with interest. ag upon money Jogpeds ks gs uy All whd't-vorwas-buniibde tomate are reapectiully solicited to ep eacias or, “Continne their patronage. Allerrors of our own, or employees promptly rectified upon being brought to our potice. ant canis Almaden Quicksilver COMPANY:” *: Will sell YOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight ee ‘Silver Flasks; in order, BOUGHT. ae All tndebted to out ’ . evs ie * b . evade Bub, 1pth. last years’ busioess are request to ) their ae~ counts at once. ta Goods’ ‘delivetsd 4° réadonable distanite Free‘of Charge. 7” f wi, “ toast Leavitt Oo oe 5 eee Ja 7 wh

Ly Ladies r past ust reSTN = vince ; Wear ents from sper <ETS and or ORE, MENSE renovafed and supplied with improved ma~ chinery, and we are informed by a geutleman . this place istaking out about fifty dollars Meadow ‘Lake. sas LockL AF FRAUIRS. THe OreGox LevoiigThis ledge ie te cated on Rush (Creek, ‘about three miles fom this city, and is ewned by Brown, Hinds and others. It was tiken up several f years ago, and -worked for some tite’ with varying’ vewults.A titwas erected, and after much expense, work was suspended. . Siuee the revival to prospecting, the pres ent company resumed work and succeeded, in striking pay rock.. The will has been . who recently visited the mine, that the rock was paying splendidly; -Our informant-saw aspecimen about two feet in diameter which was studded with fine ‘gold. — Its: walae is — at between six and eight hundred } of the many ies “whic were “opened several years since, that from some cause fifl-d'to } paya Which. have since ‘been found valuable. Experience has demenstrated that few ledges in this county, with fivurdble indications on the surface, fail to p:y well when the water level is reached. Cliims which do not improve frum the ‘surface duwn, are an exception to the rule. The improved methods of working quartz, and. the decreased expense, haa encouraged our jminers to resume work upon many of the ledges abandoned years ago, and many of them are now ranked sarong the best'in the county. OA B Brovien Péacék CrAIMSs.—~Untit recent ly,. the. opiaion: that we very rich» placer. claims of any extent could be found at great altitudes, seems to lave been pretiy gener. ally aceepted by miners, and th-refute tittle prospeeting for mines of this character has heen done in such localities. The recent Giscovery of plager diggings, whieh, rival those of '49 and 750, -inrichness, above Eureka, in this county, and just across. the. county line; in Sierra county, prove the fiulsity of this opinion. Great, excitement existe “in Downieville in consequence of the strike made that county, and the ‘‘burg”’ hae been almost depopulated, for.» times .'The gravelin the hew mines is from four to five feet in depth and the gold iscoarse. The valley'in-Whieh these clainis dre located has bedn ptospeeted for more than a mile and seems to be very rich throughout, its w extent. About one thousand claims Ha already been located. The two men who first discovered these mines, ip 4 rin of two weeks took out $7,000 above expense:.— One nugget‘has been found worth $1,100. Such aw ehunk frem Central America or the lower regions, would carry off thousands from this State. About three mi'es above Eureka, mines have been discovered in‘a flat a quarter of 8 mile in length. . The company at werk in pér day tothe hand.» This looks like the placer mines of California were “Played out? (f): Dip'w GO BUT STRUCK IT—A few wie ag¢ 8 Gohipany ‘fitted ‘out inthis city for Montano but after diligent inquiry in regard to the coutitry, they “chose the better part” and concluded to sray. They went prospecting and struck a ledge of quartz four feet in thickness. « Phe reck contsins large quantitive of rich looking sulphurets, the. ledge is Well defined and shows every indication of richness.’ .Itis located on the ‘ridge beyond Gold Flat. The locators havé christened the,claim. Montana. They will. make more out of it than nine-tenthe of the i cra who go to Montana. ~~ ——— Rervanine Tine.—A few duye since a party of seven persone from Montana, passed.through Virginia City on their, way. to Many others disgusted by disappointments in that distant. region are also on theirway back. Nut Bailey who returned from’ Meadow Lake on Thursday, informs us that he met hundreds of persone en fhie road from Pally’s Station te Meadow Lake. “They are mostly from the State of . : Thus the tide of. emigration re . Nevada. tithe to our State. The road is clear of snow excepha distance of six miles on the. br ar Bailey caine . @ this city an less thay one day. Jensed & place, and will open a restau ‘ant Mesdiy Lake io « hort ie, Fp 2 tit» » ot -equal any mines of the kind in the State, :t number of coinpunies 6rganiza> The neigh q € led to Trustees of he various Districts, i ‘ihe tens Tend a interests'df this county. Work has been resuinéd’ upon many’ of the ‘ctaima in the, Jower part of Rough & Ready Township, but the greatest interest seems to be manifested:in the mines recently. discovered near the Junction of Greenhorn Creek: and ininers have examined these mines, and theirunspimous opinion is that they. will, ‘Many claims have been taken up, and:a large 'borhood i in which these’ claims are located: ‘is called the Fox Urdge District, . The Columbia Copper Mining Company, organi(ted for the purpose of working these claims filed its certificate of tneurporatiin in San Francisco,.on Thureday ‘list. ~ The capital stock is $110,000, divided into, 100 shares of $100. The Trustées are EC, McComb, ‘J. D. Sanford, D, Métrath, A, J. Downer and Isaac Swati. The gre . prevails in regard to the” new District, and all interested are confident that it will resu lt in the development of rich mines. RoBBEKS IDENTIFIED.—The Marysville Appeatof Friday, says that Mrs. Sherwood, of Eureka township, Nevada county, was brought to this city, yeeterday; by a deputy Sheriff, to identify parties now confined in jail as being the persons. who robbed her on the 6th of Mareh:last: The suspected parites were brought. out partially in disguise, with severa] others, when she picked out the two who committed the robbery at her house, without hesitation. .THe WEATHER.—On Monday sna Tyesously, and'siuce that time the weather has been showery.. Yesterday we had two or three dashes of snow with a cold wind_all day. the farthers in the lowér part of the county. The ground had become dry, and great. fears were eutertained for the hay and graiu crops, The rains came just at the right time. and even should the dry. weather contiuue until harvest the crops will be abundant. Scnoo, MArTens,—Under the Revised School Law the election of School Trustees will take: place.en the last Saturday in June. The school year ends on the last day of June. In. Genséquence of this change in the lw, schools which are not keptopen three months will not. be deprived.of a share of the public fuodee The required blanks will be forward: about the first of Jane. Ricn STRIKEs.—Some prospecting is being done at Meadow Lake, inspite of snow. Last week twu Jedges which give: promise of “excerding great richness” were discovered on the bunk of the Nerth Fork of the South Yuba river. Sxow.—On Monday and Tuesday two feet of snow fell ut Meadow Lake. It melted before Wednesday night, The snow ig about five feet deep. ‘poe ceo aaah a ANAL HOSTETIER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, COR RECTIVE AND ALTERATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES —OF THE— STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. Cures 8 psia, bended Gene vousness, Depression of Spirits, Constipation, Colic, lutermitent Fevern,Cram and ae ‘om mann of of ther arising from “ly Weakness, ‘Whats, Apheresein the-system or produced by special causes. that is not wholesome, Genial and Le . This er Complaint, "Debility. Nere . Nuthi storative in its nature enters into the com pada eli vor STOM _— BITTE k of any Pay be con ius mine ae no deadly botan flerce excitant but it te a combination the extracts with the purulants.» The wesk sto is ra y invigorated and the appetite restored by rhie agreeable Tonic. and hence it works ye 000 of Prepon sia and in lese co forms of Indigestion. Acting ara tie painless a it, as well as upon the liver, (t aleo invariebly at hae hy the constipation induced by the digestive Bittous colic ie immediately 98—_— of the stimulant. and by _resortivg to it, the return of the 3 sa HOS rETTER’S = Ts he ' eXcitement . — day of the present week it, rained. continu” . . The late raing/are a'great blessing to . Bankert's Best Philadelphia Boots, of . rial or witnessed they can be appreciated. In case of titutional Weak. ness, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrepitude arising frum old age, anes An electric imfluence. Jn the of all diseases it operates as a del invigorant

Last. but not least. itis the stimuStern W sunnes haven away, And beauteous Spring Se eta With radiant cvlors gay, Proclaiming Winters Pashivad o'er The ate tote lose re HOW 40a 8" press READ =>;m €2 READ A . so eo i 7 2 bal J SEX UsT RECEIVED and now opening at the ‘> « 54 Cor. of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada city. A Large and splendid Stock.of es Geuts’ and. Boys’ FASHIONABLE. CLOTHING . Selected expressly for this market: of tle most apf proved Styles for the Spring and Summer Trade aed And of qualities unsurpassed by’ aii Clothing. House iu_the State, which will be sold at caak Low tates 3 As cannot fail to. give a satisfaction. We haye in store aSuyperior Stock uf FINE DRESS SUITS! . ! SINESS: SUITS! New Styles of Every beseription, , Latest Sty:e SPRING HATS, incliding the cele_. brated Peto atid Resorte Hats ! Just introduced. Two Hundred Pair OF + aus. Just Unpacked and for sale at IMPORTERS’ RATES! All kinds of Gents’ Boots,, Shees . and ’ a Suitable for the season. Alse a well selected assortment for Ladies and Childrens’ Wear ! FURNISHING COODS, In great’ variety from the Finest French Silk and Lambs’ Woeol Une derwrappers and Drawers, Down to the most economical Grey and White Merino, Fine White and Planuel Shirts, English Thread Socks, (Cravats, Ties, GLOVES, & a6. &e. &e. Trunks; 2 Valises, g) Rachels, eo, 6. Our Spring stock is the je Largest tobe foundAn Nevada comm. and our facilities in procuring eur goods direct frou New York and Philadelphia, and having been purehased at the prevailing Reduced Ratés in the Kastern markets, enables us to Sell our Goods at Lower Rates than any other House in the County : os “au of our Winter Clothing now in sture, will pe sold at GREATLY EDUCED RATES! » Call and. examine. P. BANNER, Import: Whiolesale & Retail Dealer, COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS, Nevada. March 28th. ‘See i —~AT+Old. Priges. Again! A, GOLDSMITH OULD vada and vicinity that he has received the Finest and Best selected STOCK Or SPRING AND suMtiatA goons " Ever exhibitea ‘in Nevada, And which will Bé sold at ASTONISHING LOW PRICES. The Public will find it greatly to their advantage to call and examine hié Goodsand Prices before purchasing elsewli¢re. . He is determined not. to be Undersold by. any other Housejin . Mevada County._Aui —_— 7 Thankful for the-very liberal patronage him since opening business here he kindly solicits a continugnee ofthe wre. fet A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of Riroed, and Pine Streets, HGUSE FURMISHING GOODS. ROWRN Las ‘BLEACHED SHIRTINGS and of all widths.. .'Lable-Lineus, Towclings, weer Bed Quilts, ke. &e. ut PA A. GOLDSMITH’S, DRESS. G GOODS. RINTS, Chambreys, a, Deltas, Poi de Chevre, Ginghams, Alpaccas, Poplins, French and Eng‘lish Lustres and Also a. full assortment of Black and Colored Silks, at GOLDSMI imaiieas MILLINERY GOODS. ONNETS and HATS of all descriptions and latest styles. trimmed and untrimmed. French Flowers, Hat and Bonnet Frames, &c. &e , at A. GOLDSMIT ED’S. $100 Reward For an Incurable Case! x A Special attention is respectfully directed to our exclusive manufacture of the celebrated Golden Balsam,.a preparation never known to oe in cure of 3 nits alt ie stage and used. in the ihe leat t ten oN ie with the greatest oaatent Yor obvious reasons, we ot publish the testimonidis o. the thousands who have been cured by it, but .in the innumerable cases in which it has. bern administered we have et to learn an instance of its failure. GOLDEN ALSAM No. 1, for frst aud second stages, such as sores on the legs or Body, sure 2 arees ete. .Gol sam, No. 2, for tertiary, Mereu yphilitie Rheumatism, pafus in the bones, ete. Sent by express to.any part of tbe PacifieCoast. Price. Pitty dollars yer dozen, or Five Oetenignn ae Wholesale ont 5 retail . corner Clayand gen, Bee. tan tan Francisco, daessea Reape Spanish Antidote, ted to tag — oe aS Bu. a EriTy « oa ‘ Wholesale aiid Retail Dealets in ci popa . PINE BEANDIES, WINES, , f Liguons Gensaaixy, nas Ble Ro, 18D Sv event sole agents, t whom ali orders a bees l CLOAKS AND MANTILLASASQUES and SACKS, Lace. Paribaldi’s and B Berthas all of the latest styles and trimmed in the handsomest manner at, A. GOLDSMI {thalaatin Carpets, oi Cloths, MATTINGS, RUGS, RorThe best assortment in the county, at A. GOLDSMITH’S. i arte x1 ti Usa : ” a AEG As 4 ~Reoeived by Every Steamer, — sataciss “i bes jas ATS, #00 bees #8 mat ® i sedis COLDSMITH’S. at wp a gre pen tr eet te 4 wit’) 4) Ys tfully inform: the Ladies of Neé Crawford,Leavitt&Co, “MOAROR poormne” A Xeni for are dogue Great & Glorious News et cu a eee, : =: _ notte FOR THE Lapies.s— . MILITARY. ES As the Spring and Summer styles y _ NOW.TO BESEEN AT _ ao eee : For Gg Bulb M NR Rie [cee Bot ag DRY Goops! TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR New. Spring Clothing ! datacom yp “REBELS 1 All who endorse the above are solic‘ited to make theirs HEADQUARTERS AT THE STORE ROOMS ; Where thev will. and/atjali times 3 A FULL{[AND COMPLETE . STOCK [or HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, POWDER, FUSE, . Mining and Farming Tools, Groceries & Provisions eiouR ANDIFEED, WINES AND LIQUORS, . Ete. Ete. i as 24 S95 oe 2S ‘We return thanks to our many friends for their patrouage during the past year, which we have endeavored to gain, and hope to retuin and inctease by @ fair and ‘honorable eourse of dealing. rr Our Prices are st ha a fairl living advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market rates, without which, no House can long sustain either itself, its credit Gr its reputation. ae oe OUR TERMS ARE CASH ! Or 30 days to approved credittrade, ‘ Wi ie i} ee £ All accounts averaging] over four **Tiiné” limit, will fnvaridbly be obiarged ‘with interest. ag upon money Jogpeds ks gs uy All whd't-vorwas-buniibde tomate are reapectiully solicited to ep eacias or, “Continne their patronage. Allerrors of our own, or employees promptly rectified upon being brought to our potice. ant canis Almaden Quicksilver COMPANY:” *: Will sell YOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight ee ‘Silver Flasks; in order, BOUGHT. ae All tndebted to out ’ . evs ie * b . evade Bub, 1pth. last years’ busioess are request to ) their ae~ counts at once. ta Goods’ ‘delivetsd 4° réadonable distanite Free‘of Charge. 7” f wi, “ toast Leavitt Oo oe 5 eee Ja 7 wh