November 14, 1865 (4 pages)

icular atamine his nest. \y Will be . po stathan ever \dvanced, ices with of 25 per cent lace, rds . {ITH'S. {ITH'S, t atyles— le. of Ban Pog © fluitie is the largest work of thé kind in the . timbers: that sustain it, and set off: “The _ with whum the owners of the flume had a mischief. ' Montezuma Hill and Cherokee, ‘The shaft owners propose to have a lot crushed: as . ty to. make a fair test. 'towhich he:calls the attention of purchaséts. . larceny. -Ordered to appear for sentence ichisavorning: “may add, Dr. Le Deyen—for his great bleod ie Se wr EMPT TO DexTROY Propeaty.— (Awathempt was made on Saturday night to . Mestroy the celebrated Magenta flume, The State, aud cost, a yery large sum of money. Two or three blasts were put into the heavy timbers were shattered and some damage done to the upper work. Some workmen, difficulty about wages, are wired of the ‘Tue Forest Rose —The forest Roce ledge is located in the new district. between is sunk sixteen feet. below the surface, at which depth the ledge is eighteen inches thick. he. gold-can be plainly seen; in every piece taken out. We learn that the soon as they can get outa — quantitae Cicdns AND Tosacco.—L Phillips adveftises that he has a large stock of excel lent Havana Cigars and Tobacco on hand, He has also a large stock of Toys and Fancy Goods. Remember the store, next to the Post Office, and give him a eall. ¢ Counry CovuKt, Nov. 13.—E. Rabb vs Sale & Canaro. Tried and submitted. D. Prescott ve Thos. Bridge ‘Tried and submitted, Wm. Moore pleaded guilty on two indictments for petit larceny Ordered to appear for sentence this morning. Chauney Tirrell pleaded. guilty of .petit ALTAMoN’ tr DisTeicr.—This is ithe name given tothe new school District, recently organized at Summit City. The boundaries are thesame as the boundaries of the Mend. ow Lake District. * SOMETHING For MILL Mun ~0: w. Hatheway, Main street, Grass Valley, is prepared to furnish sieves of the best Russian iron, all sizes, and at Saa Francisco prices, Owners of quartz and cement mills } ean get these things on short notice. Mill men. will-be glad to Jearn that they can be accommodated; without sending below fer these things. “ Houxe.—Henry Wirtz, the jailor of Ans dersonville, was hung at Washington on the morning of Friday, November J0th.— The dispatch says that he declared his. i nocence onthe scaffold and manifested no symptoms of fear. WM. JOuNson, the only brother of the President, died at Galvestop, Texas, on the “Sth Ant “from the effects of a gun-shot wound. Tue steamer Sunday, and this city rived at San Francisco on 6 Eastern mails will reach SGIvaNG.—Governir Low has is& proclimation, in harmony with that President Jobnson, inviting the people of this State to observe Thursday, December 7th, as a day of Tepnkegiviag et and praise. 'B. Haas, &.Co.—This popular clothing firm, who have wi received their Full Beg at stock of gentlemen’s furnishing are just in Teottet of a large invoice of Rubber Goeds,.to which they call the esEN ection of our iniding. commanity. t consists of Rubber Coats, Rubber Pants, Rubber Boots,. (long and short) Rubber ‘Phbés, Robber Biarkets,Rubber Gloves, &c. ~They are warranted to be of the best quality, abd will be’sold ut astonishingly low prices. Call at their store, opposite Masonic Hall, corner of Pine and Commercial atrecte. ™ C201 eee ee ee “Tue Best PHvsictane are, Dr. Diet, }~ Dr) Qbidfana Dt. Mertyman,” and we purifier up the invahd father, restores the mother, and saves the child. The iodine reaches the organs of life, revitalizes . ‘béart, Tiver and kidneys Doyen’s Sarsapariiia ‘Regine chterstine Gri & Brighim Agente. * a leat has “hws proclaimed the abulition of martial law in Kentucky. eon “vite v — = eoppettieed mill has been oct Wey wViedlin. Di ed a its ‘\. Ladies’ Shoes, dk Kacy eu ecisidiil delet os FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! Of the Very Latest Styles . —AT— _ f& HAAS & COS, Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts.Nevada City. By Apqnret 8S. MAAS & CO., would inform the peuple of thts city and county that the huye just-received a most magnificent stock of F and Winter Clothing, of the Lutest New York style. These goods are fered for sale AT PANIC PRICES ! None Sell Clothing as Cheap as we do, NO, NOT ONE! Our Stock of RUBBER GOODS, of all kinds, Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Hats and’ née Mises’ Shoes, children 8 Shoes Is the Largest in Nevada County : F YoU WANT CLOTHING that will prove what it is represeuted tw ve, cull on Ss. HAAS & CO. F YOU DOWT WANT TO PAY 25 per cent more, fur the sume kiad of Goods, then cail on 8S. HAAS & CO. None ever go away from this Store ? DISSA'TISFIED With Prices, Fit or Quality of Goods! Our immense stock of Fashionable Clothing‘ comprising every necessary for a complete outfit, consisting in part of Black, Blue and Brown Beaver Frock Coats, Black, Blue and Brown Cloth Frock Coats, made up in the latest style ; Cassimere Business Suits, of every style and quality; Together with an endless TARY of Overcoats, , Don’t believe a wo of this but call and see yourself ! 8. & COMPANY. Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &o, &c JULIUS GREENWALD, Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and Tobacco ! A VING the same facilities for buying as the old firm [am enabled to sell goods at San Francisco Jebbing Prices and 25 per cent leas than any Store fim the mountains. To my extensive stock I would call the attention of Dealers and the public generally. _ Orders from all parts of the country will be faithfully attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Oct. 15th. ‘*SOZODONT,’’ ‘*s0ZODONT,’’ For sale by _E. F. SPENCE+ . Nevada, Nov. 2nd. TO THE LADIES! =. ‘YALL & WINTER DRY GOODS! SOL. ROSENTHAL, On Commercial _ Nevada city. Tet ete beautiful stock of PALL & WINTER DRY GOODS! OF ALL KINDS, Which . have Cleared ‘Mecoivea. . ) Re lil "ana the new and € #2 See is, SHE HAVE ARRIVED . B ‘“SOZODONT."?} poors AND SH HOES! . ~ WILLIAM R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial § reets, NEVADA otery ie lhave fast receivea a NEW STOCK OF —* Consisting of 3 Gents’ Boots, Shoe Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s . Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &e., &e. From the best manufacturers of New York, Phila: * delphi and Boston. Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Shoes, . Just fromthe Manufactory, received by the las Steamer. I also have full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, Miller’s Celebrated Harness Black6 ing, Neats Foot Oil, Freuch Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leattier, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, *" and in ‘fact everything to be found in a first-class Shoe and Finding Store. Resadchia done in the best style. Boots and Shoes ie to order ! And & good, fit warranted in every case. I keep ‘Boots of my owh manufacture always on hand and } Willsell ally Guods, tf Cheaper than any other ‘Heuse in town! .£} ae Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 3ic. Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 32e. Remember the Corner! Nevada, November lith. FALL FASHIONS ! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! J. ROSENTHAL, 54 BROAD ST, 1 again in the field with a large and Beautiful Stock of New StylesDress Goods, ! Fanc plains ean” Lace Hoseries, Gloves, &e. &e. Which he has just received at his Store, I have on hand a stock #f Dry foods which surpasses any ever before brought to this city, New style Hats of evedescriptionAlso, Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mattings, all Paper, &c. “The Ladies of Nevada and vicinity are invited to eall and examine the New Goods and Price, as I will sell them at greatly Reduced Rates. Ladies’ Shoes and also-a large stock of Dolls and Toys for Christmas. n¢ TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Toys! TOXS! TOYS! SELLING our. SELLING OUT. TOYS! TOYS ! FANCY GOODS ! PANCY GoopDs! CHEAP! CHEAP CHEAP! CHEAP! RETAIL—G622 WASHINGTON 87. RETAIL—622 WASHINGTON 8T. WHOLESALE~424 SANSOME 8T. WHOLESALE~424 SANSOME 8T. A. KOHLER, A. KOHLER. A. KOHLER. . Frapeigoe, Oot. 19th, EMPIRE SALOON. No, 19, East. Side Miil Street, Grasa Valley. CADY'S BRICK BUILDING. L. P. JOHNSON, AVING purchased the interest of James B. Jeffery in tha above lar and Handsome Saloon, now invites his to call aid see him. At .Wines,Liquors, Ales and Cigars, % dianets, Ales and. ‘ aug 10 L. P. JOHNSON, QUARTZ MACHINERY ! POR WA SALE. VW Witlliams’ Patent ¢ Gi dnd Amalgating’ Pans: built at the Nev ndry. _ One 2@-horse power Engine and Tube Boiler. “One® Stamp Battery “of Revolving new and in complete order, for sale on reasonable ‘terms by J. Mi, DAREMAN, a. 1 eet . the Grase Valigy Foundry. 8. RB . : Masonte Building, Pt pemaanis ses mA PLAYING none KNIVES, he a. . Brenig cud Steel Wire Rope °*~PPor small Gear and for Verrick Hall Ropes very and Gaiters, . a visit, **the very pieture of good health ’’ Time, the Empire Salon will be kept as usualf the finest waist 412 Clay — San Francisco. INING . COMPANTES and others using rope, are that.wire is strong-. er, more durable and very much ¢ than any other kind of Rope, had it is not affected by atmospheric ange: We manufacture of evese ate "meus und Wire Ro Ropes and Derrick Guys. . durable and wae Wie ikepe Blocks. a For Hoisting trom Mines. neal sizes for Pump Belts “Ga Ivanized rn Iron Wire Rope, ‘or Stays an Iron and ‘bopper Wire Cord, For Hanging Window pashes—Signal Cords, &¢ And would refer to the many Companies who are using our Ropes, throughout California nad the adjoining States. List of prices with strengths, etc., {forwarded ed application to the manufacturers, orto CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO., , 830-6m camninay nnnannn Agents for Nevada. ARE YOU INSURED! INSURANCE! Lice giclee ! ete FIRE Travelers, Miners, Mechanics, Merchants, Artisans, &c. A General Insurance business transacted by E. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Oct, 25th—1m An Interesting Letter. Very few’: “perscns, even among physicians, would have been willing upon any terms 'to have been in the condition of the writer of the fullowing letter on the 14th of February last. 1 will anticipate somewhat his report of the facta, by saying that on the 15th of Apgust, he made -me whica tries and proves all things, has sufficiently tested this case; and shown. that neither reldpse noe eollapse having followed, tke cure is perfect, and can be cited among the scores of similar casés. the result of my improved mode of treating disease without medicine. G. M, BOURNK, Water Cure Physician. No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post St. Anguet 27th, 1864. Sacramento, April 30, 1865. “DR. G. Mi BOURNE—Dear .Sir —{t, is with pleasure and satisfaction that I now let you know of my good heaith. _ Looking back on what L} have passed through, it seems as if I ‘was ‘lifted from the grave, and I think it my duty to acknowledye to you ana the world the benefit I de-tived irom water treatment as.administered by you in your celebrated baths. In was-in Augast 1864, w disease cee itself with a severe cough. [then took medicine, getting woree, witu chiila, fevers, loss of a i, and was ronounced consumptive. This set me to thinkng, aad finally I determined to.leave my business and go to the Sandwich Islands. having been informed that { could not be cured here. I went to San Francisco, and whilic waiting for a ship, calledon Dr Beurne, who stated that a trip the Islands would probably result disastrously. was wholly unnecessary. as I could be specdily cured ai his establishinent. I placed myself under his treatment, and in one week was #0 much improved that 1 thought lL eould risk returuing heme and to my duty as eagineer on the Central Pacific Railroad. The Doctor objected: eg bs thought I knew better, and returneu to Jove gee about two weeks my cough returned kept etting worse, and Bae oan to Dr. beaten > nection pores, to take medicine ayain, committed that tolly,.and soon was so run down that I could searcely walk; 20,8 a iast resort I concluded to once more try the Water Cure. I went to San Francisco, ay of my friends expecting me to return ; in fact I thought m y return dvubtiul. On nase at Dr p Sebi 6 establishment, Feb. 14, 1865, I wae not able to get into the bath out nesistance. but in afew days I began te gain. lremained with him only six weeks, when I left, ‘‘a wiser and a better man,’’ without the aid of medicine. { have now been at work several weeks. and find that I am his eure and treatment wh 4 as em t assuredly ve » find relief, I will be paid for my trouble. our obedient serv, : t yer CAMPBELL, n Franciseg, August 25,.1865, Advised by ‘the usidersil Jas Camp’ bell, of the Central Pact Ra who: was then im a facet ‘deplorable state of ill-health, laced himself emser the anes of Dr: Bourne, the brary my Physician. six woe tally w ie V, en wo him at oth uy aon a and I si » restered to the enjoyment of iheekth anced uespirits, J JOHN SULLIVA DR. BOURNE treats all diseases of the throat, chest ‘and lunge—which includes, diphtheria, . bronchitis, . t consumption, pleurisy, greatest succces. ie pr thai oes eB age. gaan 4 ed quickly ag drone tag ‘omedicime wha” t31—3m GEO. E. WiTHINGTON, etxe one Ornamental proud . y er. INSURANCE against oasis to . Pe, Of Iron and Steel. or Hoisting purposes, Ferry * . ing every day, and at t Ey oe ° er than ceed uae. Dorcas tor’a. eatablis t will find Fs po by! should be, in both ern es 8 departmenta, and . cannot wepioe of the Doetor’s kind site att stay ‘e sry 1 . This letter I write for benefit of the. ‘atflicted, to be used { pln a raanet d > and should it be the’ ele to he OR . @ ~ WEHOLEAALE #RETATL, asi LIQUORS, FERD, al kinis, MINERS’ TOOLS, &. Ge ‘NO. 69 BROAD STREET. UR “strocx Is THE LARGEST and best selected in the mountains aud we guar antee satisfaction in all cases. By fair and honorable dealing we . hope to secure a share of public patronage. During the several months we have been in business the appreciation of the publie bes been beyond our most sanguing expectations. We have established a House where our friends and the public can get good articles if ‘they are tobe fouud in the market without Paying : ‘the bad debts of others. krCash customers or those just as good are the kind we are ee after and: nove others. omni neameernannne, All Goods must be paid -for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill, Weare prepared to fill any order on by any House in the Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not to také undue advantage of our customers, when Goods are left to our selection. Besides the articles usually found im Grocery Stores, we have the following articles For Sale Cheap: PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, Hemp and Rubber Packing, QUICKSILVER, by the Tank or pound. TUBS, PAILS, Wood & Willow Ware, das’d. ae etic A. General Assortment Gf: HARDWARE, Consisting of = Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. PITOCOHFORKS, HOKEs, ke. NAILS, . All soris by the keg or peund. A general and’ fine assortment’ of kr AMMUNITION, 7 Of all kinds for Sportemen Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. DEMIFJOHNS, A Fine Lot, wrcaANDLE'S . ANY QUANTITY. Wines, Brandies, Pb And ia short everything in thet line. Kerosene. ) Sperm, et¢Our friends and the public may rely on huving good Goods from our House aud oa satisfactory terms. ~ Goods delivered at a reasons dis‘tance . FRee oF cHARGE. 5 mmemenemeenl (Call and see our Stock and judge for RY & WAITH d 5 re rand aceey . =. ad hg: ih Se ee ET ‘the shortest notice, that ean be filled s

icular atamine his nest. \y Will be . po stathan ever \dvanced, ices with of 25 per cent lace, rds . {ITH'S. {ITH'S, t atyles— le. of Ban Pog © fluitie is the largest work of thé kind in the . timbers: that sustain it, and set off: “The _ with whum the owners of the flume had a mischief. ' Montezuma Hill and Cherokee, ‘The shaft owners propose to have a lot crushed: as . ty to. make a fair test. 'towhich he:calls the attention of purchaséts. . larceny. -Ordered to appear for sentence ichisavorning: “may add, Dr. Le Deyen—for his great bleod ie Se wr EMPT TO DexTROY Propeaty.— (Awathempt was made on Saturday night to . Mestroy the celebrated Magenta flume, The State, aud cost, a yery large sum of money. Two or three blasts were put into the heavy timbers were shattered and some damage done to the upper work. Some workmen, difficulty about wages, are wired of the ‘Tue Forest Rose —The forest Roce ledge is located in the new district. between is sunk sixteen feet. below the surface, at which depth the ledge is eighteen inches thick.. he. gold-can be plainly seen; in every piece taken out. We learn that the soon as they can get outa — quantitae Cicdns AND Tosacco.—L Phillips adveftises that he has a large stock of excel lent Havana Cigars and Tobacco on hand, He has also a large stock of Toys and Fancy Goods. Remember the store, next to the Post Office, and give him a eall. ¢ Counry CovuKt, Nov. 13.—E. Rabb vs Sale & Canaro. Tried and submitted. D. Prescott ve Thos. Bridge ‘Tried and submitted, Wm. Moore pleaded guilty on two indictments for petit larceny Ordered to appear for sentence this morning. Chauney Tirrell pleaded. guilty of .petit ALTAMoN’ tr DisTeicr.—This is ithe name given tothe new school District, recently organized at Summit City. The boundaries are thesame as the boundaries of the Mend. ow Lake District. * SOMETHING For MILL Mun ~0: w. Hatheway, Main street, Grass Valley, is prepared to furnish sieves of the best Russian iron, all sizes, and at Saa Francisco prices, Owners of quartz and cement mills } ean get these things on short notice. Mill men. will-be glad to Jearn that they can be accommodated; without sending below fer these things. “ Houxe.—Henry Wirtz, the jailor of Ans dersonville, was hung at Washington on the morning of Friday, November J0th.— The dispatch says that he declared his. i nocence onthe scaffold and manifested no symptoms of fear. WM. JOuNson, the only brother of the President, died at Galvestop, Texas, on the “Sth Ant “from the effects of a gun-shot wound. Tue steamer Sunday, and this city rived at San Francisco on 6 Eastern mails will reach SGIvaNG.—Governir Low has is& proclimation, in harmony with that President Jobnson, inviting the people of this State to observe Thursday, December 7th, as a day of Tepnkegiviag et and praise. 'B. Haas, &.Co.—This popular clothing firm, who have wi received their Full Beg at stock of gentlemen’s furnishing are just in Teottet of a large invoice of Rubber Goeds,.to which they call the esEN ection of our iniding. commanity. t consists of Rubber Coats, Rubber Pants, Rubber Boots,. (long and short) Rubber ‘Phbés, Robber Biarkets,Rubber Gloves, &c. ~They are warranted to be of the best quality, abd will be’sold ut astonishingly low prices. Call at their store, opposite Masonic Hall, corner of Pine and Commercial atrecte. ™ C201 eee ee ee “Tue Best PHvsictane are, Dr. Diet, }~ Dr) Qbidfana Dt. Mertyman,” and we purifier up the invahd father, restores the mother, and saves the child. The iodine reaches the organs of life, revitalizes . ‘béart, Tiver and kidneys Doyen’s Sarsapariiia ‘Regine chterstine Gri & Brighim Agente. * a leat has “hws proclaimed the abulition of martial law in Kentucky. eon “vite v — = eoppettieed mill has been oct Wey wViedlin. Di ed a its ‘\. Ladies’ Shoes, dk Kacy eu ecisidiil delet os FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! Of the Very Latest Styles . —AT— _ f& HAAS & COS, Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts.Nevada City. By Apqnret 8S. MAAS & CO., would inform the peuple of thts city and county that the huye just-received a most magnificent stock of F and Winter Clothing, of the Lutest New York style. These goods are fered for sale AT PANIC PRICES ! None Sell Clothing as Cheap as we do, NO, NOT ONE! Our Stock of RUBBER GOODS, of all kinds, Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Hats and’ née Mises’ Shoes, children 8 Shoes Is the Largest in Nevada County : F YoU WANT CLOTHING that will prove what it is represeuted tw ve, cull on Ss. HAAS & CO. F YOU DOWT WANT TO PAY 25 per cent more, fur the sume kiad of Goods, then cail on 8S. HAAS & CO. None ever go away from this Store ? DISSA'TISFIED With Prices, Fit or Quality of Goods! Our immense stock of Fashionable Clothing‘ comprising every necessary for a complete outfit, consisting in part of Black, Blue and Brown Beaver Frock Coats, Black, Blue and Brown Cloth Frock Coats, made up in the latest style ; Cassimere Business Suits, of every style and quality; Together with an endless TARY of Overcoats, , Don’t believe a wo of this but call and see yourself ! 8. & COMPANY. Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &o, &c JULIUS GREENWALD, Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and Tobacco ! A VING the same facilities for buying as the old firm [am enabled to sell goods at San Francisco Jebbing Prices and 25 per cent leas than any Store fim the mountains. To my extensive stock I would call the attention of Dealers and the public generally. _ Orders from all parts of the country will be faithfully attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Oct. 15th. ‘*SOZODONT,’’ ‘*s0ZODONT,’’ For sale by _E. F. SPENCE+ . Nevada, Nov. 2nd. TO THE LADIES! =. ‘YALL & WINTER DRY GOODS! SOL. ROSENTHAL, On Commercial _ Nevada city. Tet ete beautiful stock of PALL & WINTER DRY GOODS! OF ALL KINDS, Which . have Cleared ‘Mecoivea. . ) Re lil "ana the new and € #2 See is, SHE HAVE ARRIVED . B ‘“SOZODONT."?} poors AND SH HOES! . ~ WILLIAM R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial § reets, NEVADA otery ie lhave fast receivea a NEW STOCK OF —* Consisting of 3 Gents’ Boots, Shoe Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s . Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &e., &e. From the best manufacturers of New York, Phila: * delphi and Boston. Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Shoes, . Just fromthe Manufactory, received by the las Steamer. I also have full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, Miller’s Celebrated Harness Black6 ing, Neats Foot Oil, Freuch Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leattier, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, *" and in ‘fact everything to be found in a first-class Shoe and Finding Store. Resadchia done in the best style. Boots and Shoes ie to order ! And & good, fit warranted in every case. I keep ‘Boots of my owh manufacture always on hand and } Willsell ally Guods, tf Cheaper than any other ‘Heuse in town! .£} ae Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 3ic. Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 32e. Remember the Corner! Nevada, November lith. FALL FASHIONS ! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! J. ROSENTHAL, 54 BROAD ST, 1 again in the field with a large and Beautiful Stock of New StylesDress Goods, ! Fanc plains ean” Lace Hoseries, Gloves, &e. &e. Which he has just received at his Store, I have on hand a stock #f Dry foods which surpasses any ever before brought to this city, New style Hats of evedescriptionAlso, Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mattings, all Paper, &c. “The Ladies of Nevada and vicinity are invited to eall and examine the New Goods and Price, as I will sell them at greatly Reduced Rates. Ladies’ Shoes and also-a large stock of Dolls and

Toys for Christmas. n¢ TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Toys! TOXS! TOYS! SELLING our. SELLING OUT. TOYS! TOYS ! FANCY GOODS ! PANCY GoopDs! CHEAP! CHEAP CHEAP! CHEAP! RETAIL—G622 WASHINGTON 87. RETAIL—622 WASHINGTON 8T. WHOLESALE~424 SANSOME 8T. WHOLESALE~424 SANSOME 8T. A. KOHLER, A. KOHLER. A. KOHLER. . Frapeigoe, Oot. 19th, EMPIRE SALOON. No, 19, East. Side Miil Street, Grasa Valley. CADY'S BRICK BUILDING. L. P. JOHNSON, AVING purchased the interest of James B. Jeffery in tha above lar and Handsome Saloon, now invites his to call aid see him. At .Wines,Liquors, Ales and Cigars, % dianets, Ales and. ‘ aug 10 L. P. JOHNSON, QUARTZ MACHINERY ! POR WA SALE. VW Witlliams’ Patent ¢ Gi dnd Amalgating’ Pans: built at the Nev ndry. _ One 2@-horse power Engine and Tube Boiler. “One® Stamp Battery “of Revolving new and in complete order, for sale on reasonable ‘terms by J. Mi, DAREMAN, a. 1 eet . the Grase Valigy Foundry. 8. RB . : Masonte Building, Pt pemaanis ses mA PLAYING none KNIVES, he a. . Brenig cud Steel Wire Rope °*~PPor small Gear and for Verrick Hall Ropes very and Gaiters, . a visit, **the very pieture of good health ’’ Time, the Empire Salon will be kept as usualf the finest waist 412 Clay — San Francisco. INING . COMPANTES and others using rope, are that.wire is strong-. er, more durable and very much ¢ than any other kind of Rope, had it is not affected by atmospheric ange: We manufacture of evese ate "meus und Wire Ro Ropes and Derrick Guys. . durable and wae Wie ikepe Blocks. a For Hoisting trom Mines. neal sizes for Pump Belts “Ga Ivanized rn Iron Wire Rope, ‘or Stays an Iron and ‘bopper Wire Cord, For Hanging Window pashes—Signal Cords, &¢ And would refer to the many Companies who are using our Ropes, throughout California nad the adjoining States. List of prices with strengths, etc., {forwarded ed application to the manufacturers, orto CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO., , 830-6m camninay nnnannn Agents for Nevada. ARE YOU INSURED! INSURANCE! Lice giclee ! ete FIRE Travelers, Miners, Mechanics, Merchants, Artisans, &c. A General Insurance business transacted by E. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Oct, 25th—1m An Interesting Letter. Very few’: “perscns, even among physicians, would have been willing upon any terms 'to have been in the condition of the writer of the fullowing letter on the 14th of February last. 1 will anticipate somewhat his report of the facta, by saying that on the 15th of Apgust, he made -me whica tries and proves all things, has sufficiently tested this case; and shown. that neither reldpse noe eollapse having followed, tke cure is perfect, and can be cited among the scores of similar casés. the result of my improved mode of treating disease without medicine. G. M, BOURNK, Water Cure Physician. No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post St. Anguet 27th, 1864. Sacramento, April 30, 1865. “DR. G. Mi BOURNE—Dear .Sir —{t, is with pleasure and satisfaction that I now let you know of my good heaith. _ Looking back on what L} have passed through, it seems as if I ‘was ‘lifted from the grave, and I think it my duty to acknowledye to you ana the world the benefit I de-tived irom water treatment as.administered by you in your celebrated baths. In was-in Augast 1864, w disease cee itself with a severe cough. [then took medicine, getting woree, witu chiila, fevers, loss of a i, and was ronounced consumptive. This set me to thinkng, aad finally I determined to.leave my business and go to the Sandwich Islands. having been informed that { could not be cured here. I went to San Francisco, and whilic waiting for a ship, calledon Dr Beurne, who stated that a trip the Islands would probably result disastrously. was wholly unnecessary. as I could be specdily cured ai his establishinent. I placed myself under his treatment, and in one week was #0 much improved that 1 thought lL eould risk returuing heme and to my duty as eagineer on the Central Pacific Railroad. The Doctor objected: eg bs thought I knew better, and returneu to Jove gee about two weeks my cough returned kept etting worse, and Bae oan to Dr. beaten > nection pores, to take medicine ayain, committed that tolly,.and soon was so run down that I could searcely walk; 20,8 a iast resort I concluded to once more try the Water Cure. I went to San Francisco, ay of my friends expecting me to return ; in fact I thought m y return dvubtiul. On nase at Dr p Sebi 6 establishment, Feb. 14, 1865, I wae not able to get into the bath out nesistance. but in afew days I began te gain. lremained with him only six weeks, when I left, ‘‘a wiser and a better man,’’ without the aid of medicine. { have now been at work several weeks. and find that I am his eure and treatment wh 4 as em t assuredly ve » find relief, I will be paid for my trouble. our obedient serv, : t yer CAMPBELL, n Franciseg, August 25,.1865, Advised by ‘the usidersil Jas Camp’ bell, of the Central Pact Ra who: was then im a facet ‘deplorable state of ill-health, laced himself emser the anes of Dr: Bourne, the brary my Physician. six woe tally w ie V, en wo him at oth uy aon a and I si » restered to the enjoyment of iheekth anced uespirits, J JOHN SULLIVA DR. BOURNE treats all diseases of the throat, chest ‘and lunge—which includes, diphtheria, . bronchitis, . t consumption, pleurisy, greatest succces. ie pr thai oes eB age. gaan 4 ed quickly ag drone tag ‘omedicime wha” t31—3m GEO. E. WiTHINGTON, etxe one Ornamental proud . y er. INSURANCE against oasis to . Pe, Of Iron and Steel. or Hoisting purposes, Ferry * . ing every day, and at t Ey oe ° er than ceed uae. Dorcas tor’a. eatablis t will find Fs po by! should be, in both ern es 8 departmenta, and . cannot wepioe of the Doetor’s kind site att stay ‘e sry 1 . This letter I write for benefit of the. ‘atflicted, to be used { pln a raanet d > and should it be the’ ele to he OR . @ ~ WEHOLEAALE #RETATL, asi LIQUORS, FERD, al kinis, MINERS’ TOOLS, &. Ge ‘NO. 69 BROAD STREET. UR “strocx Is THE LARGEST and best selected in the mountains aud we guar antee satisfaction in all cases. By fair and honorable dealing we . hope to secure a share of public patronage. During the several months we have been in business the appreciation of the publie bes been beyond our most sanguing expectations. We have established a House where our friends and the public can get good articles if ‘they are tobe fouud in the market without Paying : ‘the bad debts of others. krCash customers or those just as good are the kind we are ee after and: nove others. omni neameernannne, All Goods must be paid -for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill, Weare prepared to fill any order on by any House in the Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not to také undue advantage of our customers, when Goods are left to our selection. Besides the articles usually found im Grocery Stores, we have the following articles For Sale Cheap: PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, Hemp and Rubber Packing, QUICKSILVER, by the Tank or pound. TUBS, PAILS, Wood & Willow Ware, das’d. ae etic A. General Assortment Gf: HARDWARE, Consisting of = Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. PITOCOHFORKS, HOKEs, ke. NAILS, . All soris by the keg or peund. A general and’ fine assortment’ of kr AMMUNITION, 7 Of all kinds for Sportemen Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. DEMIFJOHNS, A Fine Lot, wrcaANDLE'S . ANY QUANTITY. Wines, Brandies, Pb And ia short everything in thet line. Kerosene. ) Sperm, et¢Our friends and the public may rely on huving good Goods from our House aud oa satisfactory terms. ~ Goods delivered at a reasons dis‘tance . FRee oF cHARGE. 5 mmemenemeenl (Call and see our Stock and judge for RY & WAITH d 5 re rand aceey . =. ad hg: ih Se ee ET ‘the shortest notice, that ean be filled s