November 2, 1864 (4 pages)

Pod ‘" “gpector, 8. G. Lewis, Judges, M. Barker and Chas ~ and Vice composed of the sounaenye of Uridgeport;, Bloomficld-and Kureka, ; : _/Feltoa, : J . door to Joslyn’s suloon—Inspector, John Cald ~ tor, John Stewart, judges; AV right. ijnK O ‘Tompkins, judges, ~orbefure whatwfficer be was naturahaed, and _ all auch other questions aa shall tead to teat ~ Johnson. wad P. Hunneforth. ELECTION PROCLAMATION. OT ICE ishereby given thata K tion will be held on Taesday the eighth day uf November next throughout Névada county at whieh the following officers are to be el A Member of Congress forthe seeond Conyressional District, Five Electors of President President of the United States,A Supervisor for the 44 Distriet, Ata meeting of the Board of Supervisors for Nevada county. held Oct, 34,.1964, it was ordered that the followin preeiucts be established as the'kléétion precincts of Nevada eounty and that the 5 Ae abag ged wraee oreo erga gre and Judges of the respec = ; ie general election .to. be hoa Tues fiiy, Nov. ‘184, to-wit : ots Nevada Te Court tn : ° .evada precinct—at the Court House—Inapeerok ii. Hanson; judges 0. %. Green and J. fod : < Biue Tent—at Biue Tent House—Inspector, G:A. Cooper, judges, Lewis Williamson and. D. ntain, Well preeinct—-at Henry Sonsmners ‘Hein 2 ie, Henry Summers, Judges, 8. Grass Valley a ; recict—at Siulth’e Hotel—TH: spector, BE. W. Roberts, judges, J. JCollins and J, Jd. Dorsey. Ilison -Kanch precinet—at Jas. 0. Herren'’s Wortrcin ; ox, Win Vailé, judges, Phil Gald/Thos Paine. , sear Spriog recinet—At Blodget's Hotel— Inspect mic’ te Camapball, judges, obn Thrash2 _ eas. : : i Vista precinct—at Barker’s hotel—In‘Grease Valle Leach: _‘ : = lobe Ranch preeliitt—at Globe Ranch hotel— teepetter: — Biodget, judges, Av. Webster ’ nis. 4 gen h & Ready Township, Hough & Keady precinct—at Hurd’s sal ad. Goodman’s slore— inspector, Geo Flint, judges Willianison Barker and James Me¢Cauley. * indian Spring precinet—at Hateh’s hotel—inspecter, H. lL. Match, judges; ©. A. Seaman and tatter. © , ; Newtows precinct at Behardin’s stofe~—Inspector, C.O Taylor, judges, 8. Beasley and illiam Harris. . Antnony House precinet—at School house— Inspector Thomas Stark, judges, 8 Rainey and N Bowen. is ’ »” Spenceviile preeinct—at Burt *s. Inspec: ‘tor, J Heacock, judges. D. S. ‘Toliman and K. Cc. Party man Mooney biat—at Smith’s boarding house—Inpector, Jack Carter, judges, Wm Hartley and . 4. ] wlcieialy Bridgeport Township, French Corral precinect-—at French Corra) house—Inapector, GW. Parsley, judges, M, Alger-and A. H eddy. irchville preeinct--at Thompson’s hotel—Inspector Henry Everegt, Judges, Geo Newell and Vat Fogerty. " i Sweetland precinect—at Wood's hotel—Inspecs tor, C. W. Daniels, judges, Robt B Patton aed i P Sweetland. Cherokee precinct—at Smith’s hotel—Ing tor. David Akley, Judges, /ohu McGraw and J. Ws Murphy. Sav Juan precinct—at Wormwood’s saloon— Inspector, J B Johnson, judges; A B Lindsey and W © Holt. éad Montezuma Hill precinct—at the Caledonian Hotel—luspector, Frank Cofice, judges, EK A Fowler and M Haneahon. ~, Bloomfield Townsht Hloomfield precinct—at Rush's store-hotise— ins ewer KU Black, judges, AG. Dennett and JIM Bush. ‘On Columbia Hill precinet—at Rathburn’s oe Inapector, Thos Richardson, Judge, @ MeDonald and K P Hubbard. Lake city preelict—at Arnold’s hotel—Inapeotor, Wim Black, judges, H McUill and James. Jrogau. Helio Hill precinet—at ‘Todd’s Hotel—Inspector, Thos Carey, Judges, Chas Mclneosh and B ki Keasoner, ' wf: Eureka Township, Moore’s Flat precinct—qt Tailor shop next well, Judges, § B Blakesiee and Ira Stanley. Kureka precinet—gt Kagan’s Saloon—InapecJohn dienryand Alf Viero. y Bowman's Ranch precinct—at Bowman’s hotel Inspector, — Hoysiugton, Judes, J F Bowman, and M Rush Little York Township, Lowell Hill spretingte-at Dutly'’s hotel—Inspector J Dully, judges, A,P Schutt and J: Swent. 3 ; ed Dog precinet—at the Payilion—Inspector wea Begule, judges, Martin Gasher dnd’ Won You Bet preclnct—at Dunster’s hotel—Inspecier. W W Cozzens, Judges, Frank Ennis and A eace. Little York precinct—t Kmpire saloon—Inspector, Jos Gardner, Judges, I. Dodge and J Bolbroth. Quaker hill precinct—at wilson’s Brekerv—~ Inspector, Albert Clark, Judycs, Jas Davis and Jerry Wilson Washington Township, _ Washington precinet~at Melicans—tnspector A _ Mason, judges, — Venderson and Thomas marker, Alpha precinct--at Alpha hotel—fnepector, 6D skilman, Iyeees, Capt Merrimah avd wm mley* Omega precinct—At Pearce’s hotel—lnspecor wma Smith and F “Spreaker. Pall Creek’ precinct—at Leavy's store—Ing tor.uw Ring. judges, J Frerian and AC nes ~ Douner Lake preeinet—at Ky bert’s. store—In. spector, NK Muxey, judges, i Bb tlopkinsen and U.S Dewey. ; AN ACT: Amendatory. of and supplementary to an Act, passed March the twenty-third, A. D, eighteon hundred and filty, to regulate Elections. Approved April 4, 1861; Section 1. Section twenty-eight of gnid Act 1s amended ao ae to read as follows: Sec. 25. If any person offering to vote at any election shall be challenged in relation to his right to voteat the election, the Board of J er shall declare to him the qualitications of an elector, aud'the Luspeetur or one of the Judges shall tender to bim the follows . ing prelimiuary oath : “You do swear, or. aflirm, that you will on aud truly answer all such questions as shall be put to you tuuching your pas: of residence and qualifications ‘ss an elector?" The Inapector or one of the Judges shall then proceed te question the person challeaged in relation to lia uame,his then place of resideuce, how long be hus resided im the towuship and countyy where his last place of residency was, also‘as tu bis citwenship, and whether @ native or uaturaliged citizen, aud ifthe latter, when. where, aud-in what Court, his qualtficatious as ty tu vote. . See. 2. If any perdon shall refuse to take citizedship and right . . edge and bel Yoii fave uot voted this day 1 nia. ‘the 22d d ” leea to hie. oallibetied. ts ‘te Matbary, jected ; and if the. Board of Judges are ; satisfied, from bis “anawers as aforesaid, that such person is ‘not a legal voter, ‘they shall ( Bee. 3. If such person shall still insist that 5 Ay 909 to vote, Bn gene of fine no. cause to reject his vote under the prelimiaary examination, and the challenge shall not be withdrawn, he shall not be entitled to vote unless he take the following oath, to be administered by the Iaspector or one of the Judges, viz: ‘You doswear,(or affirm, as the case may be) that you are a citizen of the United States, that you are of the age of twenty-one years che ein Poa best of your knowl= , that you have resided in this ‘State six months next preceding this elec. tion, aad in this county, (township, or ward, as the-ease may be,) thirty days, and that ‘ Andin case the persun offering to vote produce a. certified transe of a Court of tent jurisdiction, admitting bim to citizenship, duly attested by the Clerk thergof, as evidence “of bie right to vote, and the person.so preducing the same is uskoown to the Board of Judges, he shal! ke oath that be is the persou therein med. Sec. 4. If any person challenged os unqualified shall be guilty of wilfol and corrupt tnlse sweering or affirming in taking any oath or affirmation prescribed by this Act, such person shall be adjudged guilty of wilful and corrupt perjury. ‘Bee. 5. Every person who shall wilfully and. corruptly procure any person to swear or sffirm falsely as aforesaid, shall be ad. judged guilty of subornation of rjury, and shall upon conviction thereof suffer the pun» isbinent directed by law in cases of wilful and ee perjury. ° Sec. 6. Every person who shall procure, aid, assist, counsel, or advise another: to give or offer his vote at any general or’ special election, knowing thot the person is not duly qualified to vote, sball on convics tion be adjudged guilty of a misdemeanor, and punished by a fine of not less than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars, or imprisonment not less than two nor more than six months, or by both such fine aud impriss onmelit. as the Court may direct. Sec.7. The Board of Judges of Election shall keep.a minute of their roceedings in respect to the challenging and administering of oaths to persona offering to vote, in which shall be entered by one of them the name of every person who shall have taken the gaths prescribed by this Act, or either of them, ecifying in each case whether the prelimnary oath, or the general oath, or.both, were taken; which minutes and statement shall be certified by the Inapector and. -res turned by him to the office at which the returns of vetes given at such election are made, and the minutes so returned shall be filed in the office aforesaid, Ne a eee , df ea benpeater y hn sa) do not faithfully and impartially di their their duties they shall be ¢ ai & misdemeanor, and upon conviction shail-_be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred . dollars; or imprisonment net exceeding six months, or by by both such fine and ims prisvnment, as the Court may direct. ‘ Sed, 9. All Acts and parts of Acts in conflict with the provisions of this Act are berés by repealed, R. H, iy Tagg Hy Ge kh. Attest, Nevada, Oct. 7th. HAR, Clerk. Farquhar, Dep. UMMONS.—1n the District Court of the Mth OD Judieial District. ofthe State of California, n and for the county of Nevada. Joseph Frank, Henry. Falkensetein and Moses M ertield, partners composing firm of Frank, ‘Folvensute & Ca, va. Jessel and Zacharias. Action bronght in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada and the coniplaint filed in said county of Nevada in the office of the clerk of said District court. The People of the State of California send Greeting to Jessel and Zacharias You are hereby required to a pear in an action } brought againet you by the above named Plaintiff in the Diatrict Court of the 14th Jucicial District of the State of California, in and for. the county of Nevada and to answer the complain¢® flied therein within ten days after the service on you of this summone—if served within vhis county : or, if served out of this county, but within this Judicial District, within twenty drys. ; or if served out of said District then within forty day s—or judgment by default will te ta ken oe Ou, aecording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to reeovto be due and ow. er the sum of 83,324 23 heat tes nts for #0 ing said plaint much goods, wares and merchandise sold delivered to you by’said plaintiffs at your spec iol instance and request. And you are hereby notified that if yuu fail to appear and answer said complaint aa above required, the said plainyd will take Judgment for said sum with all costs eC. Given under my handand the seel of tne District Court of the 14th Judicial for the county o 1864. seal -~ ) District of the State of California, in and. f Nevada. thie ist da ofJuly, K. H. FARQUHAR, Vlerk. By G, K. uhar, Deputy. Ky orderot Hon. 'T. B, MePariend, District Judge. A true ° attest, R. gh ARQUHAR, Clerk Per revenue stamp : ’ 4 A.C. Niles, Plaintiff's Attorney. aug? sy au ML AM'TZ MANING COMPANY. Location of works, Nevada covnty, Califor. Notice is hereby given thatat a pt the Board of Trustees of said compan. : ay of October 1844, an aseensnient of paral oe per, epare was levied on s ort company, immediately, in U. 8. coin. te AD ES down at Sates dee ees Asscsament ’ . y stock upon wi said shall unpaid on the 1844, will be advertised on chat set and unless ment i] Sosebd ab eneiten cetera ah Revate ohty bb. RB. Offlee— A, Sanford’s atore, y ‘. DYSPEPSIA, . . hy rr deemed guilty of eases : ‘Is a perfectly harmless preparation, and can be of sidewalks. DR. ROSENBAUM’S CZLEBKATED ETOMACH BITTERS. T[ HES sxccllont Medicine always relieves and K y effectually cures the following dis LOSS OF APPETITE, _-"" "" “MORNING HEADACHE, FEVER AND AGUE, ers JAUNDICE, LANGUOR, = : , iret Gee. ! Try them—test them onyour Constitution and you will be fuily sati with the result. t ROSENBAUM'S BITTERS Are no QUACK MBEIMcCINE but the scientific and efficacious compouud ofa Reguiar Physician who hes made the study,of Medicine his profession. : are exceedingly popular and the more th are known the better they are liked. ‘They are orbs whieh possess the power of curing diseas¢6 without injuring the Constitation: . For sate by all Draggists and Liquor Dealers, or by \N. B. JACOBS & CO., ' sepi4 423 Front street. San Francisco. THAT GREATEST BLOOD Le Doye Dock and Iodine Alterative, The Great Cure For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, Scrofulaiand Rheumatism. JHE medicine reaches the CONSTITUTION itself, and restores it to its norma! condition. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, “ENFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, AND » CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, . STRANGUNAKY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST; DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER URINATING. For these diseases it is truly a sovereign remedy and too much eannot be said in ifs praise.Asa Lithontriptic it has no equal ; being chemleally combined with Iodine; it possesses in a high degreethe power of dissolving stone in the bladder and ureters of the Kidney, preventing -gravel formations.and enlergement of the pros-. trate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder dropsy, &c. CRANE & BRIGHAM, Wholesale Draggists, Agents. Sold by all Druggists. For sale whclesaie or retail by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Pine and Commercial Streets. Watt's Nervous ‘Antidote. The Greatest Medical Discovery OF THE AGE: A CERTAIN &SPEEDYEURE FOR ALL I NERVOUS AFFECTIONS! — Medicine is ofa purely Vegetable pre, aration and has never known to fail in eflecting 4 periianent ture in the following Ague, Anxiety; Loss of Aypetite, Asthma, Bronchitis, Cholera More . bus, Rheumatism, Convaiatons, Colic, Dysentery, \ Welirum Tremens, ; AS Mental or ; Physical Debility, Dyspepsia, Fits, Gout, Headache, Hysterics, Heart Disease, Palsy, Imbecility, Ime poteney, Supp cssed memse a, ‘Neuraigta, hy a ° lessness, StVitas Dance Stricture, Tic Dole ereux Whoop. “ ing Cough, a&e, \ Columns of certificates of cures might be pub}lished sufficient to satisfy the’ mo skeptical, that this medicine is all that ity discover claims for it Persons with any of the above disease, will do well to give it atrial before dosing themselves with mineral peisans , that wh le they sometimes afford temporary relief always leave behind them the seeds of some other diseasey oftentimes far worse than that which they are given to cure, Watt’s Nervous Antidote iven to an infant without fear of iijury. la there are many persona that give it to ery ig babies, ua a, soothiag syrup, with miracutous effect. The Antidote is for sale at wholesale by CRANE & BRIGMAM, corner of Front and Clay streets, San Francisco, end at retail by all respectable Druggists. 018 3m NSOG,¥ &N'L NOTICK —State of Califor. . nia, County of Nevada—in the Court.—In the matter of tion of Freder Bulacher, an Insolvent debtor, Pursuantto an order-of the Hon. A©; Niles, Judge of the said County Court, notice ia hereby given to all the creditors of the said insolvent, Frederick Bue lacher, to be and appear before the Hon. ‘A, Cc. Niles, Judge of.the Court aforcsaid, in open Court, at the Court room of said Conrt. in. the county of Nevada, on the seventh (7th) day of November, A. D., M4, an 100’clock A. M., of that day, then and thereto show cause,if any they can, why the prayer ef said Inselvent should not be granted, an assignment of his estate be made, and he be discharged from his debts ond liabilities, iu yorsntnes of the Statute in such casen made and provided ; and in the mean time all proceedings agaiast said Insolvent be stayed P nana ——) Witness my hand and the 1 of said } seal f Coart, this thirtieth vty we A. D, 1864. KR. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Hawley & Williams Att’ys for Plaintiff 0% RDINANC No. 20,—An Ordinance. to -amend au Ordinance, entitled an Ordinance establishing and providing for the tonstruction BEC. 1; Section 2 of Ordinance Nu. 12, is y amended 80 an to read aa followa: Wi tite ot Main St. from Commercial to intersection of Kast Broad St-, 5 feet wide, said work to be completed by the 20th day of November next Passed Oct. ist. 1864. J. CLARK, President, 8. RB. Perry, Clerk. Z.'P. DAVIS, reasonsble terms, Poeaneciee ad Laws. the said prelimigary oath whea eo tendered 1 ) v { me NTN eS A FICE—in Lewis’ cones gE. Ww. SMITH, Justice 6f the * BOWEL COMPLAINT, ofthe records: Heck palatable and are composed of Roots. a . from the system yet diseovered. cd in the most scientifie manner. ns’. Sarsaparilla, Yellow . /fature time. The’ ‘Elee _ "any any other Heegablighment in California. wl at 7 30 & M. 3.10 P.M. 730 P.M. city and intermediate carg at Neweastle at 7.30.4. o. coln at 7.30 A. hh. Important. to Shippers of . Freight Caduce’s Schconer Line 2) Will have their goods delivered at Lincoln with dispatch, on through bills of lading, for FIVE DOLLARS PER TON, WEIGHT tember, . > Mark all goods care and send sh er — 8 charge t forwarding. Down freights taken on liberfice. cisco, or at C. C. R. R. office at Lincoln. sep2s New & Choice Perfamery. che ou pring at his res. pairing, . at hort notice and oa a The Electropathic Institute, 645 Washingion Street, Xetablished Fe 1860, by an association of Scientific for eure of Diseases and for the suppression of QvaqcK Eu ry. HE one great object of the Establishmenf of ei the Institute was to insure to the afflicted Scientific and h treatment, wherc they, would be safe from the wiles of empyricks who not only rob them of their money -but fill, their ‘¢ystems with poisonous érals;/thereby destroying what little of the coustitution was left . from the ravages of disease. : The result thus far has greatly exceeded the most: sa ine expectations of its founders.” So liberally has been the patronage of thepublic that the Resident Consulting Physician, ; . J. H. Fossetyn, M.D. ‘Has been enabledto reduce the prices of cure very materially. The Institute combines with-: in 3s practice both the use of Vegetable Medi.’ eines; and the Miousre patie stem, that is. the use of Electricity and the Celebrated Electro Magnetic Baths the most powerful auxillery in the remoyal of diseases . It is not necessary to enumerate the diseases treated at the Institute. Diseases no matter what may be their name or nature will be treatVenereal. * This terrible scourge can be.entirely eradicated, the system practiced at the Institute in a shorter time than it has hitherto been accomplished by any pliysican in this country, and ‘so entirely is tht disease removed that no taint is left in the blood, to break out at some psident Physician’ would here advise any one who has éver been afflicted, and who may have any fears that a cure was not effected, or that there is some of the virus still remaining to call or write and consult: him,-and they-can at onec have their mind relieved, and should there be any trouble a cure-ean be*war-" : r Res ws ao > To Females. . Ladies afflicted or in trouble will find at the Institute one who can understand and sympathise with them in their afflictions tind one who will tender them prompt assistap¢a, no matter -what may be trouble or disease. With the utmost dispatch and secrecy. Irregularities attended to promptly and by the most approved methods Seminel Weakness. That soul destroying disorder can be cured in a very short by the system. practised stitute, anda-perfect cure warranied. Medicines sent to all parts of the State, Oregon and Nevada Territory, in fact. everywhere within the range of Express facilities. All letters answered promptly and with pleasure, when directed to J. H. JOSSELYN, M. D. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, tropathic Institute 645 ashington Street, SAN FRANCISCO. Dr. J. Hy, Jossely m has no connection bes th Vashington Street. b—3m Central Pacific Railroad, € NAND AFTER Wednesday,.July 20th, until further notice, the trains of the Central Pacific lroad will be run as follows:UP TRAINS LEAVE Sacramento at 6.15 A. M-, arrive at Newcastle member the No,/64 San Franeises, Au. a Sacramento at 1 Pp. m., arrive at Newcastle at Sacramento at 5 30 vp. M. arrive at Newcastle at DOWN TRAINS LEAVE Neweastle at 6.30 a. M., arrive at Sacramento at8a M. I Newcastle a: 10.15 A. M , arrive at Sacramento at 11.45 A. M. rhe nm at 5.30 Pp. M. arrive at Sacramento at 790 POM: : The6.15 A. M.and6 P.M. up trains conneet at the junction with the cars of the California Cen tral Railroad for Lincoln. The 6.45-A. M , down train receives passengers from Folsom for Sacramento; and the 1030 a. M., train connects at the same place with the cars for Folsom and at Sacramento with'the steamers for San Franeisco. , On Sunday one train only will-be ran, leaving Sacramentg at6.15 A. m,, and Neweastle at 10.30 A. M. Stages for Virginia city, Duteh Flat, Nevada places connect with the ’ Stages for Marysville an@other points north connect at LinC. CROCKER, Superintendent C. F. KR. R./ Sacramento, Aug. 7—tf . able. at the In}: Medical and Surgical Institute, Commeretel. cant Wau below « Cc. W. MOORE, M. D., ote Surgeon, U. 8. As. Quarantine ysician, lone New Orleans and Buston. ectare? on . Morbid Anatomy and Diseases of: « Women and Children, Member of Massa. chusetts Medical Society, ete. tte, D®: MOORE would respectfully inform the people of Ualifornia that he has established an Institute for the Whether Chronic or Acute. AT No 641 COMMERCIAL STREET, A few doors below Kearney, where he may’ ve consulted at all hours. DISEASES OF THE [TERINE OR OVARIAE ee FUNCTIONS: C¥iaracterized by irregular, suppressed, or painful menstruation, sation of weight vous headache, leueorrlioea or whites. are treated on acientific principles, and a prompt and permanent cure effected. if : “. NERVOUS APFECTIONS, ’ : Such as neuralgia, paralysis, giddiness, dimness of vision, ete. Will receive special attention. DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL Peper Male or female, are treated with all the skill and iatices which modern science has madg availNauseous drugs and nostrums, which aré ~ 80 often administered for weeks without bewetie, aae entirely disearded, and afew days only are required to accomplish a pé?rfect cure. SECONDARY AND MEREDITARY AFFECTIONS. Scrofula in its manifol d allformDysvepsia, Emaciation and Debility, treated,with certa and unfailing remedies— speedily, expelling all corrupt humyrs, and imparting healthy tone to the system by purifying the blood, regulating the secretions, and reinvigorating the vital were. reeks years. practice it different parts of the world, has given the Doctor advantages posses. sed by few, and his remarkable success warrants a promise of effectual cure. edicines with fnll directions will be sent to any part of the State on receipt of letter deseribing symptoms An infirmary is connected with the establish: mame where patients who desire may receive toard and constant attention during their sick‘ness, thus avoiding the inconvenience of a hotelwe Kind and attentive nurses will be employed and c no means will be lett untried to give full satisfaction. Consultation free. ' TO THE LADIES. ee Females in trouble or afflicted with disease, are respectfully invited to call on DR. MOORE, atid consult him about their troubies. His uniform sneeess in his.treatment of Female Suppression cnd kindred diseases is a sufficient arantee of his scientific atta'nments. Let no alse dei revent you, but call at once, and save yourself from future suffering and misery. Consultations are confidential, and his offices wore for the strictest privacy. Address, C. W. MOORE. M. D., 641 Commercial St. San Francisco, Ort. 13th.3m NATIONAL EXCHANCE BROAD STREET..NEVADA CITY. =, This old and well esAR tablished Hotelis nanin [Fi] Opened to the Public. it has been remodeled and enlarged and is now one of the most commodious Houses in the in terior of the State. Located in an elevated position it commands a view of the city and surrounding country and insures good air in the heat of summer. Built of brick AND. FIKKPROOF, ite wails keep out, in great measure, the leat of the sunand give security in, case of fire. THE EXCHANG & ts Bear the center of the town on a wide and THE business street of thecity._. There aré no wooden buildings near the Hotel toe it in case of conflagration. THE ROOMS are elegantly furnieched, the” Beds are ot Sp and Hair Wattraneds nexlin fhe State—all . rhicelled by =F H ture new and of the latést style. ° ; SUITS OF ROOMS, and’ every aceommodation furnished families and the traveling public, and every care taken to make the House a HOME FOR BOARDERS THE TABLE will+at atl times be furnished with everything the market affords, re ee Xs! the Califor ny, a, Was ton, Omega, Moores Flat, and Red Dog, have the and take their rture from this Hotel. The House is kept open all Night, THE SALOON is fitted up in superior style, oolaey’s, ir offices at where but best Wines and Liquors are to be found. The“BILLIARD TABLES are Phelan’a best. ; Connected with the Establishment 18 a LIVERY STABi.B Where the bess Turnouts may be had. _ Lancaster & Hasey, Prop’s. Nevada, May 10th. FREEPORT RAIL ROAD. From San Francisco to Lincoin, Grass Valley, Nevada and — the surrounding country. Cee ARTIES SHIPPING FREIGHT KROM San Franciseo for the Interior of the State TO FREEPORT, AND MEASUREMENT, WITH NO CHARGES FOR DRAYAGE, HANDLING. LEVEE DUES OR FORWARDING !«-a9 R. R., Freeport receipts w s. Scheonhts advanced without commission, and orwarded from Lincoln without _ For further information apply at Cadue’s ofWASHINGTON STREET WHARF, San Franbest style. Come and-give me a trial. Miner’s Hotel and Restaurant. Fr. Stumpf, Proprietor. _ The above Hotel is now eompleted and ready to accommodate any numLodgber of persons with Board a : ing. This House has now the best Frenth cook 1% the State, ; ‘The table will be supplied with everything-the market aflords. The Lodging Department contains everyth to maks travelers comfortable via Freeport and Liveoin, by shipping, via Board as cheap as at any other place ip the mountains. The Bar is always supplied with Wines, ae and Cigars. nglish, French and German spoken Heuse. Shaving and Hair Cutting. at this Pe arn BURBRIDGE is always‘on hand at his shop, Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, Ready to do Mair Cuttmg and Shaving in vd y MEAT MARKET. ROE ean be found JAMES M at the olds on Broad.st. where r upply éverybody with the best of tf Veal, Pork, Mutton, Corucd Beef and Pork-&c. &c. at the lowest cash prices. . Cc. L. WILSON. Knight Templars Perfume " OP ESE st the Olt Piece, on Brad) . Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE SHOP. S1Tam ENoives and Boiexs halit tnonder, pommnene constructed, fit machinia Stage Comza* oan & pola min the sides and back, sen. &in ‘the’ peivis,.weakness. ner§ DEV cans Cas Inve ciety, « lack of towns. Pro} Desiri; liable « cilities mix o} Com, adopte ‘Sot tes r End Office years y pany & ther 1 quarte: The. PHO) ings of is base found 1 sured a TO PAY busines by reas pany fr ness li lived, u: JAM. 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Pod ‘" “gpector, 8. G. Lewis, Judges, M. Barker and Chas ~ and Vice composed of the sounaenye of Uridgeport;, Bloomficld-and Kureka, ; : _/Feltoa, : J . door to Joslyn’s suloon—Inspector, John Cald ~ tor, John Stewart, judges; AV right. ijnK O ‘Tompkins, judges, ~orbefure whatwfficer be was naturahaed, and _ all auch other questions aa shall tead to teat ~ Johnson. wad P. Hunneforth. ELECTION PROCLAMATION. OT ICE ishereby given thata K tion will be held on Taesday the eighth day uf November next throughout Névada county at whieh the following officers are to be el A Member of Congress forthe seeond Conyressional District, Five Electors of President President of the United States,A Supervisor for the 44 Distriet, Ata meeting of the Board of Supervisors for Nevada county. held Oct, 34,.1964, it was ordered that the followin preeiucts be established as the'kléétion precincts of Nevada eounty and that the 5 Ae abag ged wraee oreo erga gre and Judges of the respec = ; ie general election .to. be hoa Tues fiiy, Nov. ‘184, to-wit : ots Nevada Te Court tn : ° .evada precinct—at the Court House—Inapeerok ii. Hanson; judges 0. %. Green and J. fod : < Biue Tent—at Biue Tent House—Inspector, G:A. Cooper, judges, Lewis Williamson and. D. ntain, Well preeinct—-at Henry Sonsmners ‘Hein 2 ie, Henry Summers, Judges, 8. Grass Valley a ; recict—at Siulth’e Hotel—TH: spector, BE. W. Roberts, judges, J. JCollins and J, Jd. Dorsey. Ilison -Kanch precinet—at Jas. 0. Herren'’s Wortrcin ; ox, Win Vailé, judges, Phil Gald/Thos Paine. , sear Spriog recinet—At Blodget's Hotel— Inspect mic’ te Camapball, judges, obn Thrash2 _ eas. : : i Vista precinct—at Barker’s hotel—In‘Grease Valle Leach: _‘ : = lobe Ranch preeliitt—at Globe Ranch hotel— teepetter: — Biodget, judges, Av. Webster ’ nis. 4 gen h & Ready Township, Hough & Keady precinct—at Hurd’s sal ad. Goodman’s slore— inspector, Geo Flint, judges Willianison Barker and James Me¢Cauley. * indian Spring precinet—at Hateh’s hotel—inspecter, H. lL. Match, judges; ©. A. Seaman and tatter. © , ; Newtows precinct at Behardin’s stofe~—Inspector, C.O Taylor, judges, 8. Beasley and illiam Harris. . Antnony House precinet—at School house— Inspector Thomas Stark, judges, 8 Rainey and N Bowen. is ’ »” Spenceviile preeinct—at Burt *s. Inspec: ‘tor, J Heacock, judges. D. S. ‘Toliman and K. Cc. Party man Mooney biat—at Smith’s boarding house—Inpector, Jack Carter, judges, Wm Hartley and . 4. ] wlcieialy Bridgeport Township, French Corral precinect-—at French Corra) house—Inapector, GW. Parsley, judges, M, Alger-and A. H eddy. irchville preeinct--at Thompson’s hotel—Inspector Henry Everegt, Judges, Geo Newell and Vat Fogerty. " i Sweetland precinect—at Wood's hotel—Inspecs tor, C. W. Daniels, judges, Robt B Patton aed i P Sweetland. Cherokee precinct—at Smith’s hotel—Ing tor. David Akley, Judges, /ohu McGraw and J. Ws Murphy. Sav Juan precinct—at Wormwood’s saloon— Inspector, J B Johnson, judges; A B Lindsey and W © Holt. éad Montezuma Hill precinct—at the Caledonian Hotel—luspector, Frank Cofice, judges, EK A Fowler and M Haneahon. ~, Bloomfield Townsht Hloomfield precinct—at Rush's store-hotise— ins ewer KU Black, judges, AG. Dennett and JIM Bush. ‘On Columbia Hill precinet—at Rathburn’s oe Inapector, Thos Richardson, Judge, @ MeDonald and K P Hubbard. Lake city preelict—at Arnold’s hotel—Inapeotor, Wim Black, judges, H McUill and James. Jrogau. Helio Hill precinet—at ‘Todd’s Hotel—Inspector, Thos Carey, Judges, Chas Mclneosh and B ki Keasoner, ' wf: Eureka Township, Moore’s Flat precinct—qt Tailor shop next well, Judges, § B Blakesiee and Ira Stanley. Kureka precinet—gt Kagan’s Saloon—InapecJohn dienryand Alf Viero. y Bowman's Ranch precinct—at Bowman’s hotel Inspector, — Hoysiugton, Judes, J F Bowman, and M Rush Little York Township, Lowell Hill spretingte-at Dutly'’s hotel—Inspector J Dully, judges, A,P Schutt and J: Swent. 3 ; ed Dog precinet—at the Payilion—Inspector wea Begule, judges, Martin Gasher dnd’ Won You Bet preclnct—at Dunster’s hotel—Inspecier. W W Cozzens, Judges, Frank Ennis and A eace. Little York precinct—t Kmpire saloon—Inspector, Jos Gardner, Judges, I. Dodge and J Bolbroth. Quaker hill precinct—at wilson’s Brekerv—~ Inspector, Albert Clark, Judycs, Jas Davis and Jerry Wilson Washington Township, _ Washington precinet~at Melicans—tnspector A _ Mason, judges, — Venderson and Thomas marker, Alpha precinct--at Alpha hotel—fnepector, 6D skilman, Iyeees, Capt Merrimah avd wm mley* Omega precinct—At Pearce’s hotel—lnspecor wma Smith and F “Spreaker. Pall Creek’ precinct—at Leavy's store—Ing tor.uw Ring. judges, J Frerian and AC nes ~ Douner Lake preeinet—at Ky bert’s. store—In. spector, NK Muxey, judges, i Bb tlopkinsen and U.S Dewey. ; AN ACT: Amendatory. of and supplementary to an Act, passed March the twenty-third, A. D, eighteon hundred and filty, to regulate Elections. Approved April 4, 1861; Section 1. Section twenty-eight of gnid Act 1s amended ao ae to read as follows: Sec. 25. If any person offering to vote at any election shall be challenged in relation to his right to voteat the election, the Board of J er shall declare to him the qualitications of an elector, aud'the Luspeetur or one of the Judges shall tender to bim the follows . ing prelimiuary oath : “You do swear, or. aflirm, that you will on aud truly answer all such questions as shall be put to you tuuching your pas: of residence and qualifications ‘ss an elector?" The Inapector or one of the Judges shall then proceed te question the person challeaged in relation to lia uame,his then place of resideuce, how long be hus resided im the towuship and countyy where his last place of residency was, also‘as tu bis citwenship, and whether @ native or uaturaliged citizen, aud ifthe latter, when. where, aud-in what Court, his qualtficatious as ty tu vote. . See. 2. If any perdon shall refuse to take citizedship and right . . edge and bel Yoii fave uot voted this day 1 nia. ‘the 22d d ” leea to hie. oallibetied. ts ‘te Matbary, jected ; and if the. Board of Judges are ; satisfied, from bis “anawers as aforesaid, that such person is ‘not a legal voter, ‘they shall ( Bee. 3. If such person shall still insist that 5 Ay 909 to vote, Bn gene of fine no. cause to reject his vote under the prelimiaary examination, and the challenge shall not be withdrawn, he shall not be entitled to vote unless he take the following oath, to be administered by the Iaspector or one of the Judges, viz: ‘You doswear,(or affirm, as the case may be) that you are a citizen of the United States, that you are of the age of twenty-one years che ein Poa best of your knowl= , that you have resided in this ‘State six months next preceding this elec. tion, aad in this county, (township, or ward, as the-ease may be,) thirty days, and that ‘ Andin case the persun offering to vote produce a. certified transe of a Court of tent jurisdiction, admitting bim to citizenship, duly attested by the Clerk thergof, as evidence “of bie right to vote, and the person.so preducing the same is uskoown to the Board of Judges, he shal! ke oath that be is the persou therein med. Sec. 4. If any person challenged os unqualified shall be guilty of wilfol and corrupt tnlse sweering or affirming in taking any oath or affirmation prescribed by this Act, such person shall be adjudged guilty of wilful and corrupt perjury. ‘Bee. 5. Every person who shall wilfully and. corruptly procure any person to swear or sffirm falsely as aforesaid, shall be ad. judged guilty of subornation of rjury, and shall upon conviction thereof suffer the pun» isbinent directed by law in cases of wilful and ee perjury. ° Sec. 6. Every person who shall procure, aid, assist, counsel, or advise another: to give or offer his vote at any general or’ special election, knowing thot the person is not duly qualified to vote, sball on convics tion be adjudged guilty of a misdemeanor, and punished by a fine of not less than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars, or imprisonment not less than two nor more than six months, or by both such fine aud impriss onmelit. as the Court may direct. Sec.7. The Board of Judges of Election shall keep.a minute of their roceedings in respect to the challenging and administering of oaths to persona offering to vote, in which shall be entered by one of them the name of every person who shall have taken the gaths prescribed by this Act, or either of them, ecifying in each case whether the prelimnary oath, or the general oath, or.both, were taken; which minutes and statement shall be certified by the Inapector and. -res turned by him to the office at which the returns of vetes given at such election are made, and the minutes so returned shall be filed in the office aforesaid, Ne a eee , df ea benpeater y hn sa) do not faithfully and impartially di their their duties they shall be ¢ ai & misdemeanor, and upon conviction shail-_be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred . dollars; or imprisonment net exceeding six months, or by by both such fine and ims prisvnment, as the Court may direct. ‘ Sed, 9. All Acts and parts of Acts in conflict with the provisions of this Act are berés by repealed, R. H, iy Tagg Hy Ge kh. Attest, Nevada, Oct. 7th. HAR, Clerk. Farquhar, Dep. UMMONS.—1n the District Court of the Mth OD Judieial District. ofthe State of California, n and for the county of Nevada. Joseph Frank, Henry. Falkensetein and Moses M ertield, partners composing firm of Frank, ‘Folvensute & Ca, va. Jessel and Zacharias. Action bronght in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada and the coniplaint filed in said county of Nevada in the office of the clerk of said District court. The People of the State of California send Greeting to Jessel and Zacharias You are hereby required to a pear in an action } brought againet you by the above named Plaintiff in the Diatrict Court of the 14th Jucicial District of the State of California, in and for. the county of Nevada and to answer the complain¢® flied therein within ten days after the service on you of this summone—if served within vhis county : or, if served out of this county, but within this Judicial District, within twenty drys. ; or if served out of said District then within forty day s—or judgment by default will te ta ken oe Ou, aecording to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to reeovto be due and ow. er the sum of 83,324 23 heat tes nts for #0 ing said plaint much goods, wares and merchandise sold delivered to you by’said plaintiffs at your spec iol instance and request. And you are hereby notified that if yuu fail to appear and answer said complaint aa above required, the said plainyd will take Judgment for said sum with all costs eC. Given under my handand the seel of tne District Court of the 14th Judicial for the county o 1864. seal -~ ) District of the State of California, in and. f Nevada. thie ist da ofJuly, K. H. FARQUHAR, Vlerk. By G, K. uhar, Deputy. Ky orderot Hon. 'T. B, MePariend, District Judge. A true ° attest, R. gh ARQUHAR, Clerk Per revenue stamp : ’ 4 A.C. Niles, Plaintiff's Attorney. aug? sy au ML AM'TZ MANING COMPANY. Location of works, Nevada covnty, Califor. Notice is hereby given thatat a pt the Board of Trustees of said compan. : ay of October 1844, an aseensnient of paral oe per, epare was levied on s ort company, immediately, in U. 8. coin. te AD ES down at Sates dee ees Asscsament ’ . y stock upon wi said shall unpaid on the 1844, will be advertised on chat set and unless ment i] Sosebd ab eneiten cetera ah Revate ohty bb. RB. Offlee— A, Sanford’s atore, y ‘. DYSPEPSIA, . . hy rr deemed guilty of eases : ‘Is a perfectly harmless preparation, and can be of sidewalks. DR. ROSENBAUM’S CZLEBKATED ETOMACH BITTERS. T[ HES sxccllont Medicine always relieves and K y effectually cures the following dis LOSS OF APPETITE, _-"" "" “MORNING HEADACHE, FEVER AND AGUE, ers JAUNDICE, LANGUOR, = : , iret Gee. ! Try them—test them onyour Constitution and you will be fuily sati with the result. t ROSENBAUM'S BITTERS Are no QUACK MBEIMcCINE but the scientific and efficacious compouud ofa Reguiar Physician who hes made the study,of Medicine his profession. : are exceedingly popular and the more th are known the better they are liked. ‘They are orbs whieh possess the power of curing diseas¢6 without injuring the Constitation: . For sate by all Draggists and Liquor Dealers, or by \N. B. JACOBS & CO., ' sepi4 423 Front street. San Francisco. THAT GREATEST BLOOD Le Doye Dock and Iodine Alterative, The Great Cure For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, Scrofulaiand Rheumatism. JHE medicine reaches the CONSTITUTION itself, and restores it to its norma! condition. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, “ENFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, AND » CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, . STRANGUNAKY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST; DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER URINATING. For these diseases it is truly a sovereign remedy and too much eannot be said in ifs praise.Asa Lithontriptic it has no equal ; being chemleally combined with Iodine; it possesses in a high degreethe power of dissolving stone in the bladder and ureters of the Kidney, preventing -gravel formations.and enlergement of the pros-. trate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder dropsy, &c. CRANE & BRIGHAM, Wholesale Draggists, Agents. Sold by all Druggists. For sale whclesaie or retail by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Pine and Commercial Streets. Watt's Nervous ‘Antidote. The Greatest Medical Discovery OF THE AGE: A CERTAIN &SPEEDYEURE FOR ALL I NERVOUS AFFECTIONS! — Medicine is ofa purely Vegetable pre, aration and has never known to fail in eflecting 4 periianent ture in the following Ague, Anxiety; Loss of Aypetite, Asthma, Bronchitis, Cholera More . bus, Rheumatism, Convaiatons, Colic, Dysentery, \ Welirum Tremens, ; AS Mental or ; Physical Debility, Dyspepsia, Fits, Gout, Headache, Hysterics, Heart Disease, Palsy, Imbecility, Ime poteney, Supp cssed memse a, ‘Neuraigta, hy a ° lessness, StVitas Dance Stricture, Tic Dole ereux Whoop. “ ing Cough, a&e, \ Columns of certificates of cures might be pub}lished sufficient to satisfy the’ mo skeptical, that this medicine is all that ity discover claims for it Persons with any of the above disease, will do well to give it atrial before dosing themselves with mineral peisans , that wh le they sometimes afford temporary relief always leave behind them the seeds of some other diseasey oftentimes far worse than that which they are given to cure,

Watt’s Nervous Antidote iven to an infant without fear of iijury. la there are many persona that give it to ery ig babies, ua a, soothiag syrup, with miracutous effect. The Antidote is for sale at wholesale by CRANE & BRIGMAM, corner of Front and Clay streets, San Francisco, end at retail by all respectable Druggists. 018 3m NSOG,¥ &N'L NOTICK —State of Califor. . nia, County of Nevada—in the Court.—In the matter of tion of Freder Bulacher, an Insolvent debtor, Pursuantto an order-of the Hon. A©; Niles, Judge of the said County Court, notice ia hereby given to all the creditors of the said insolvent, Frederick Bue lacher, to be and appear before the Hon. ‘A, Cc. Niles, Judge of.the Court aforcsaid, in open Court, at the Court room of said Conrt. in. the county of Nevada, on the seventh (7th) day of November, A. D., M4, an 100’clock A. M., of that day, then and thereto show cause,if any they can, why the prayer ef said Inselvent should not be granted, an assignment of his estate be made, and he be discharged from his debts ond liabilities, iu yorsntnes of the Statute in such casen made and provided ; and in the mean time all proceedings agaiast said Insolvent be stayed P nana ——) Witness my hand and the 1 of said } seal f Coart, this thirtieth vty we A. D, 1864. KR. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Hawley & Williams Att’ys for Plaintiff 0% RDINANC No. 20,—An Ordinance. to -amend au Ordinance, entitled an Ordinance establishing and providing for the tonstruction BEC. 1; Section 2 of Ordinance Nu. 12, is y amended 80 an to read aa followa: Wi tite ot Main St. from Commercial to intersection of Kast Broad St-, 5 feet wide, said work to be completed by the 20th day of November next Passed Oct. ist. 1864. J. CLARK, President, 8. RB. Perry, Clerk. Z.'P. DAVIS, reasonsble terms, Poeaneciee ad Laws. the said prelimigary oath whea eo tendered 1 ) v { me NTN eS A FICE—in Lewis’ cones gE. Ww. SMITH, Justice 6f the * BOWEL COMPLAINT, ofthe records: Heck palatable and are composed of Roots. a . from the system yet diseovered. cd in the most scientifie manner. ns’. Sarsaparilla, Yellow . /fature time. The’ ‘Elee _ "any any other Heegablighment in California. wl at 7 30 & M. 3.10 P.M. 730 P.M. city and intermediate carg at Neweastle at 7.30.4. o. coln at 7.30 A. hh. Important. to Shippers of . Freight Caduce’s Schconer Line 2) Will have their goods delivered at Lincoln with dispatch, on through bills of lading, for FIVE DOLLARS PER TON, WEIGHT tember, . > Mark all goods care and send sh er — 8 charge t forwarding. Down freights taken on liberfice. cisco, or at C. C. R. R. office at Lincoln. sep2s New & Choice Perfamery. che ou pring at his res. pairing, . at hort notice and oa a The Electropathic Institute, 645 Washingion Street, Xetablished Fe 1860, by an association of Scientific for eure of Diseases and for the suppression of QvaqcK Eu ry. HE one great object of the Establishmenf of ei the Institute was to insure to the afflicted Scientific and h treatment, wherc they, would be safe from the wiles of empyricks who not only rob them of their money -but fill, their ‘¢ystems with poisonous érals;/thereby destroying what little of the coustitution was left . from the ravages of disease. : The result thus far has greatly exceeded the most: sa ine expectations of its founders.” So liberally has been the patronage of thepublic that the Resident Consulting Physician, ; . J. H. Fossetyn, M.D. ‘Has been enabledto reduce the prices of cure very materially. The Institute combines with-: in 3s practice both the use of Vegetable Medi.’ eines; and the Miousre patie stem, that is. the use of Electricity and the Celebrated Electro Magnetic Baths the most powerful auxillery in the remoyal of diseases . It is not necessary to enumerate the diseases treated at the Institute. Diseases no matter what may be their name or nature will be treatVenereal. * This terrible scourge can be.entirely eradicated, the system practiced at the Institute in a shorter time than it has hitherto been accomplished by any pliysican in this country, and ‘so entirely is tht disease removed that no taint is left in the blood, to break out at some psident Physician’ would here advise any one who has éver been afflicted, and who may have any fears that a cure was not effected, or that there is some of the virus still remaining to call or write and consult: him,-and they-can at onec have their mind relieved, and should there be any trouble a cure-ean be*war-" : r Res ws ao > To Females. . Ladies afflicted or in trouble will find at the Institute one who can understand and sympathise with them in their afflictions tind one who will tender them prompt assistap¢a, no matter -what may be trouble or disease. With the utmost dispatch and secrecy. Irregularities attended to promptly and by the most approved methods Seminel Weakness. That soul destroying disorder can be cured in a very short by the system. practised stitute, anda-perfect cure warranied. Medicines sent to all parts of the State, Oregon and Nevada Territory, in fact. everywhere within the range of Express facilities. All letters answered promptly and with pleasure, when directed to J. H. JOSSELYN, M. D. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, tropathic Institute 645 ashington Street, SAN FRANCISCO. Dr. J. Hy, Jossely m has no connection bes th Vashington Street. b—3m Central Pacific Railroad, € NAND AFTER Wednesday,.July 20th, until further notice, the trains of the Central Pacific lroad will be run as follows:UP TRAINS LEAVE Sacramento at 6.15 A. M-, arrive at Newcastle member the No,/64 San Franeises, Au. a Sacramento at 1 Pp. m., arrive at Newcastle at Sacramento at 5 30 vp. M. arrive at Newcastle at DOWN TRAINS LEAVE Neweastle at 6.30 a. M., arrive at Sacramento at8a M. I Newcastle a: 10.15 A. M , arrive at Sacramento at 11.45 A. M. rhe nm at 5.30 Pp. M. arrive at Sacramento at 790 POM: : The6.15 A. M.and6 P.M. up trains conneet at the junction with the cars of the California Cen tral Railroad for Lincoln. The 6.45-A. M , down train receives passengers from Folsom for Sacramento; and the 1030 a. M., train connects at the same place with the cars for Folsom and at Sacramento with'the steamers for San Franeisco. , On Sunday one train only will-be ran, leaving Sacramentg at6.15 A. m,, and Neweastle at 10.30 A. M. Stages for Virginia city, Duteh Flat, Nevada places connect with the ’ Stages for Marysville an@other points north connect at LinC. CROCKER, Superintendent C. F. KR. R./ Sacramento, Aug. 7—tf . able. at the In}: Medical and Surgical Institute, Commeretel. cant Wau below « Cc. W. MOORE, M. D., ote Surgeon, U. 8. As. Quarantine ysician, lone New Orleans and Buston. ectare? on . Morbid Anatomy and Diseases of: « Women and Children, Member of Massa. chusetts Medical Society, ete. tte, D®: MOORE would respectfully inform the people of Ualifornia that he has established an Institute for the Whether Chronic or Acute. AT No 641 COMMERCIAL STREET, A few doors below Kearney, where he may’ ve consulted at all hours. DISEASES OF THE [TERINE OR OVARIAE ee FUNCTIONS: C¥iaracterized by irregular, suppressed, or painful menstruation, sation of weight vous headache, leueorrlioea or whites. are treated on acientific principles, and a prompt and permanent cure effected. if : “. NERVOUS APFECTIONS, ’ : Such as neuralgia, paralysis, giddiness, dimness of vision, ete. Will receive special attention. DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL Peper Male or female, are treated with all the skill and iatices which modern science has madg availNauseous drugs and nostrums, which aré ~ 80 often administered for weeks without bewetie, aae entirely disearded, and afew days only are required to accomplish a pé?rfect cure. SECONDARY AND MEREDITARY AFFECTIONS. Scrofula in its manifol d allformDysvepsia, Emaciation and Debility, treated,with certa and unfailing remedies— speedily, expelling all corrupt humyrs, and imparting healthy tone to the system by purifying the blood, regulating the secretions, and reinvigorating the vital were. reeks years. practice it different parts of the world, has given the Doctor advantages posses. sed by few, and his remarkable success warrants a promise of effectual cure. edicines with fnll directions will be sent to any part of the State on receipt of letter deseribing symptoms An infirmary is connected with the establish: mame where patients who desire may receive toard and constant attention during their sick‘ness, thus avoiding the inconvenience of a hotelwe Kind and attentive nurses will be employed and c no means will be lett untried to give full satisfaction. Consultation free. ' TO THE LADIES. ee Females in trouble or afflicted with disease, are respectfully invited to call on DR. MOORE, atid consult him about their troubies. His uniform sneeess in his.treatment of Female Suppression cnd kindred diseases is a sufficient arantee of his scientific atta'nments. Let no alse dei revent you, but call at once, and save yourself from future suffering and misery. Consultations are confidential, and his offices wore for the strictest privacy.. Address, C. W. MOORE. M. D., 641 Commercial St. San Francisco, Ort. 13th.3m NATIONAL EXCHANCE BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY. =, This old and well esAR tablished Hotelis nanin [Fi] Opened to the Public. it has been remodeled and enlarged and is now one of the most commodious Houses in the in terior of the State. Located in an elevated position it commands a view of the city and surrounding country and insures good air in the heat of summer. Built of brick AND. FIKKPROOF, ite wails keep out, in great measure, the leat of the sunand give security in, case of fire. THE EXCHANG & ts Bear the center of the town on a wide and THE business street of thecity.._. There aré no wooden buildings near the Hotel toe it in case of conflagration. THE ROOMS are elegantly furnieched, the” Beds are ot Sp and Hair Wattraneds nexlin fhe State—all . rhicelled by =F H ture new and of the latést style. ° ; SUITS OF ROOMS, and’ every aceommodation furnished families and the traveling public, and every care taken to make the House a HOME FOR BOARDERS THE TABLE will+at atl times be furnished with everything the market affords, re ee Xs! the Califor ny, a, Was ton, Omega, Moores Flat, and Red Dog, have the and take their rture from this Hotel. The House is kept open all Night, THE SALOON is fitted up in superior style, oolaey’s, ir offices at where but best Wines and Liquors are to be found. The“BILLIARD TABLES are Phelan’a best. ; Connected with the Establishment 18 a LIVERY STABi.B Where the bess Turnouts may be had. _ Lancaster & Hasey, Prop’s. Nevada, May 10th. FREEPORT RAIL ROAD. From San Francisco to Lincoin, Grass Valley, Nevada and — the surrounding country. Cee ARTIES SHIPPING FREIGHT KROM San Franciseo for the Interior of the State TO FREEPORT, AND MEASUREMENT, WITH NO CHARGES FOR DRAYAGE, HANDLING. LEVEE DUES OR FORWARDING !«-a9 R. R., Freeport receipts w s. Scheonhts advanced without commission, and orwarded from Lincoln without _ For further information apply at Cadue’s ofWASHINGTON STREET WHARF, San Franbest style. Come and-give me a trial. Miner’s Hotel and Restaurant. Fr. Stumpf, Proprietor. _ The above Hotel is now eompleted and ready to accommodate any numLodgber of persons with Board a : ing. This House has now the best Frenth cook 1% the State, ; ‘The table will be supplied with everything-the market aflords. The Lodging Department contains everyth to maks travelers comfortable via Freeport and Liveoin, by shipping, via Board as cheap as at any other place ip the mountains. The Bar is always supplied with Wines, ae and Cigars. nglish, French and German spoken Heuse. Shaving and Hair Cutting. at this Pe arn BURBRIDGE is always‘on hand at his shop, Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, Ready to do Mair Cuttmg and Shaving in vd y MEAT MARKET. ROE ean be found JAMES M at the olds on Broad.st. where r upply éverybody with the best of tf Veal, Pork, Mutton, Corucd Beef and Pork-&c. &c. at the lowest cash prices. . Cc. L. WILSON. Knight Templars Perfume " OP ESE st the Olt Piece, on Brad) . Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE SHOP. S1Tam ENoives and Boiexs halit tnonder, pommnene constructed, fit machinia Stage Comza* oan & pola min the sides and back, sen.. &in ‘the’ peivis,.weakness. ner§ DEV cans Cas Inve ciety, « lack of towns. Pro} Desiri; liable « cilities mix o} Com, adopte ‘Sot tes r End Office years y pany & ther 1 quarte: The. PHO) ings of is base found 1 sured a TO PAY busines by reas pany fr ness li lived, u: JAM. 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