November 21, 1867 (4 pages)

ee buildings, recently completed, -ean be "tute, and the one used here from Tenkind as_the—one ~asedat the Bay to: the rain fall between the two places ‘Tesignation as Town Recorder to the ' UNEVADA CPT, canivonnia! ” & Co., must settle up of make satiate month, or their accounts will — INTELLIGENCE, in the hands of an attorney for Bice. New Burprmcs.—From almost any prominent point on the hills:about Ne— vada, some twenty-five or thirty new seen. They vary in size from 2 small -eabin to large brick buildings of three stories Among the number are seve. ral Very fine dwellings,granite machine and blacksmith shop atthe Nevada Foundry is now complet-ed,.and is one of the finest buildings of ‘the kind.in the State. The Addition to the National Exchange Hotel is now en‘tirely completed, and is being furnished by Lancaster & Hasey. Dreyfuss, on ‘Spring street, has about completed his ‘fine twestery brick dwellin g house, and ‘J. E. Johnson has finished a ‘splendid frame dwelling on Nevada street. The. vother buildings are mostly intended for ‘small residences and business places. We do not ‘believe there is a carpenter . ; ‘in this vicinity out of employment, and the number of new and substantial Huildings recently erected speaks well. ‘for the permanent prosperi ty of Nevada. THe Ran Fauu.—tThe rain fall from ‘) o'clock on Tuesday, up to yesterday. Morning, according to the South Yuba Canal Co’, guage, was 1.46 inches — “This makes a total of 2.91 inches during the storm, The rain fall at this place, up to. 9 o'clock on Tuesday, was 1.45: inches. Up to the-same time the fall at Grass Valley was.onl y 0.83 inches — The guage used at Grass Valley was’ obtained from the Smithsonian Instiment of San Francisco, and is the same measure the rain-fall. The difference in the amount of water which fell during the late storm at Nevada and Grass Valley, may be owing to the variable character of the rain, and it is possible that both guages in use are correct.— But taking the average, it is hardly probable that so great a difference in could exist’ CABIN RoBBED.—On Sunday night last, the cabin of D. Anderson, situated on Selby Flat, was entered and robbed. The thief was provided with false keys, as Mr. Anderson, who had come to Ne-— vada in the evening, locked his door before leaving home, and on his return found it fastened. The rogue made a clean sweep of everything in the house, taking clothes, bedding,blankets, boots, provisions, etc., and even stole two pounds of beef-swak, hanging up ina sack. Nothing has been seen or heard “of the missing articles. ’ A FINE PRESENT.—The Rescue Hose ‘Company, of Timbuctoo, ascertaining that the Pennsylvania Engine Compa. ny of this city, desired to procure a jumper, have written a letter to Chief Engineer Schmittburg,presenting a fine hose cart to our boys, The Pennsylvania Co, will meet on Saturday night and the present-will no doubt be accepted. The Rescue boys were entertained in our city on the Fourth ‘of July several years ago, and remember our hos. pitality. _— RESIGNED.—W. S. Byrne, of: the Grass Valley Union, has tendered his Board of City Trustees. Byrne will be The large tion, cs we aan & CO, Nevada, November 5th, 1867. DENTISTRY. —Dr. Asay, late of Philadelphia, has become associated with tistry, and they are prepared to do all Kinds of surgical and mechanical Dentistry in the best manner. Full upper or lower set: of teeth on Vunileanite, $25: Teetl-on gold or silver plate-at reasonable rates. In any case gatisfaction guaranteed. Office, No. 1 Commercial street, over Drug Store, * oem Wf) MRS, M. A, RAGSDALE’S VEGETABLE PREPARATION, OR INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR PUTRID SORE THROAT, SCARLET FEVER DIPTHERIA, STOPPAGE OF THE NOSE,-CATARRH,CROUP, AND ALL:KINDS OF H@ARSENESS J IPHTHERTA is an exceedingly malignant inflammation of the throat, with general depression of the gystem, which progressés rapidly to e-fatal termination if it is not relieved. This disease is “so active and so dangerous that I-would advise-all persons who are attacked with it to ‘give this medicine a trial. ‘ My medicine may be used in any condition, or for the youngest child, without harm. No person.need fear'to swallow the Wash: it is entirely free from poison; but it is best in all cases to spit out all the slime that can be got 4 up. : Aly medicines are labeled, and none are genuine unless my signature is attached to the “Same. “The medicines were patented August 16th, 1864, by Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale, I present for the consideration of the public the following ' Certificates: Lone Vaux, February 6, 18%. Dear Madam :—This is to certify that one of my sisters, after suffering from a very severe attack of Putrid Sore Throat and also afflicted for two years with Catarrh in the head, and having been attended by one of the most eminent physicians in Grass Valley for about six moneia. without receiving more than momentary relief, was finally permanently cured b the use of Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale'’s infallible remedy for Putrid Sore Throat and Catarrh in the head. in the incredibly short time of about two months. E. R. MONTGOMERY, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of February, 1865. M. P. O’Connon, J. P., Nevada Connty. ILLINOISTOWN, Feb. 8, 1865, had a very dangerous case of Croup in my family, and there not being a physician in town, I was induced to try Mrs. M.A. Ragadale’s infallible cure for Croup, Putrid Sore Throat ‘and Scarlet Fever. The result was everything I could desire. The patient was relieved in a very short time and entirely cured in a few days—without any deleterious effect from the medicine, or loss of strength to the patient. Believing that it is the best remedy for. cases of this kind, and knowing the convenience to families of having a remedy at hand are m reasons for recommending this infallible cure to the public. JOHN KNEELAND. Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale :—Last Fall one of my children, five months old, was attacked with a severe Sore Throat;and Hoarseness. So bad was the disease that I thought I would lose it. I gave the child your Medicine, and in less than two hours it found relief, breathed free, and,is icine to the public as a remedy that all persons who have families should have on hand, I consider it a safe and sure cure for. the complaints which the advertisements ret forth. Colfax, May 24, 1866, W. A, HIMES. Lincotn, May 30, 1966. Dear Madame :—This is to certify that I have used your infallible remedy for Diptheria, Putrid Sore Throat, etc.,in my practice with very good saccess, and I take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted with those diseases, J. T. HAMILTON, M. D. Heatpssvre, Cal., May 22, a. v. 1866. This is to certify to the public that I had. in September, 1863, three of my children attacked with Diptheria—having them attended by -a most eminent physicial until my little son died ; and then, being informed of Mrs. M. A. Ragedale’s Vegetable Preparation or Infallible Remedy for Putrid Sore Throat, Scarlet Fever and Diptheria, I sent and got it immediately, and my children werc cheeresey wen _ nee rs. The cure was permanent in afew days. sarees . MARK BUCKLLY. Krnesprine Rancuo, Dec. 21, 1965. Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale:—Dear Madam: This Dr. Wm. Kent in the practice of Den-. ' ~ This is to certify that in November last, I . ’ well and healtny, Ican recommend your med-+fs his aid of Democracy in the late can" @ candidate for Clerk of the Assembly, and he will no doubt win on account of Vass, For Senrence.—Jerrold! convicted of assault with a deadly weapon, with intent to do great bodily harm,is ordered to appeat before the County -Court for Sentence, at 10 o’clock on Saturday morning. DELINQUENTs,—C. H. Mead informs us that there are 560 delinquent tax payers on the assessment roll. The ~-"gmount will be “about $12,000. Th namber last year was over 800. THE Cotuections.—Daring themonth . subscribed and sworn to before me this 16t : ; Dec., 1866. .W. STARR. J. P. of November, up to the time the Assess. day of Dec., 4 No. id, Places Camaty, Out: ment Roll was passed over to the Au, ditor, about $42,000 of conaty taxes is to certify that six of my children were suffering from a very severe attack of Diptheria, and were attended by an eminent practising hysician without deriving any benefit from Bis treatment; and hfiving been informed of the snecess of Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale’s infallible remedy for Diptheria, Putrid Sore Throat, ete. I waa, laduced to try it, and had the: satisfac-’ tion of witnessing yoo ye nana shone and in every case a speedy and permanen cure. bd GRORGE ALLEN. Subscribed and sworn to before me the 14th ‘day of May, a. p. 1866. H. W. STARR, J. P. No. 10, Placer County, Cal. . Lancotn, Dec. 13, 1886. Mre. M. A. e:—Dear Madam: This is to certify that my daughter Ella had been sick with Diptheria one week, and had the at. tention of the practising physicians of this, place, and was pronoun incurable by them; when I concluded to send for you, and in two hours time she hegun to feel relieved, and in two days from the time she first took the medchur hee wasable to ede and has now entirely recovered. I therefore take pleasure in recommendin; Swot eee t : al apo § th or pn sore throa wart si Ws. E. MASON. Mrs. e's Vegetable ration is were paid. FARMING, MINING, We IRON PIP CO.’S turers’ Prices and freight. aera, are requested to call distance, Nevada, Noy. 9, 1867, WM. ¥. CRAWFORD, » yg CAS © Lmavire. SUCCESSORS TO Crawford, Leavitt & Co.; Heavy and Shelf Hardware, : Stoves and Tin Ware, Tron, Steel and Nails, Rope, Pitas ‘oid ots, POWDER, FUSE, And Sporting Materials ‘anid MECHA NICS’ TOOLS. nufacture to order Iron. and Steel, Rope and Wire k\ Manufactory, A LL_PERSONS-INDEBTED TO THE late firm of Crawtord, Leavitt & Co, at our otlice at once, where either member of the old firm will be readysto receipt for any amount. DELAYS ARK DANGEKOUS, Goods delivered free of cha CRAY CRAWFORD & co,, . WHOLSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN aeonap ’ ND CANVAS HOSE. Are local agents for A. 8S. HALLIDIE & Orders for which we will flll at the. Manufac.) Remember, ge & reasonable FORD.& CO, M. 8, HAMILTON. » CROCKERY, WOODEN and WILLOW WARES, FLOUR, Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE a reasonable distance. < ‘Nevada, Nov" 9, 1967. Commercial streets, Nevapa Crry and by druggists throughout the State. nog” M.S. HAMILTON & co., (Succesgors to Crawford, Leavitt & Co. ) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, . POWDER, PEED, Etc., Ete Orders Filled with Promptness, . M.S. HAMILTON & CO.,' 52 Broad Street, (Kidd's Block), A, W, LESTER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in: WINES AND LIQUORS, t THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, and a ai Cia By Rae to PE dase TSE Fy Me el ee LF Citizens of = ey NEVADA: CITY AND COUNTY! . 7, ABRAWAW GoLDsurrx, { {es THIS METHOD OF INFORMING you that I have just “ARROVE” from San Francisco, and brought up ‘ta few leetle tings for de peoples.®) I did not how. ever bring any **pudding”? for you to sama or “strimgs? to chew. Neither did I ring up a stock of worthless trash to humbug or soft soap you with as Rlisenae and cant a high estimate of your intelligence and goo judgment. I have however brought with me the LARGEST. —aND— MOST COMPLETE STOCK —OF — STAPLE & FANCY DRY Goops MILLINERY GOODS, . Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes, CARPETS, and OIL CLOTHS Gents’ Furnishing Goods, 0 Ever brought into the county, which I shall take pleasure in presenting to you, for a very small compensation in coim—say . Twenty Per Cent Less Than Any “Other House In The County. THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT : —OF— DRESS GOODS,: From the finest Silk down toa Bit Calico, can be found at THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor, Broad & Pine streets. *"'t Sheetings, Muslins, AND . Household Furnishing Goods, . OF EVERY VARIETY, AT A. GOLDSMITH’S, ‘ Cor. Broad & Pine streets, MILLINERY GOODs, EVERY DESCRIPTION. OF Also, LATEST STYLES OF Cloaki, Peplums, Shawls, &e., —AT— THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor, Broad & Pine streets, A splendid assortment of Fine Cassimeres, Cottonnets, Jeans, Ke, . For Mens’ and Boys’ wear. —AT— A, GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes, San Francisco Custom Made, ke The nicest in the Mountains, ; Can be got at the ® THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, LJ PLAID & PLAIN FLANN ELS, OF ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES, —AT— A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor, Broad & Pine streets, THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Carpets, 5 Oil Cloths, Mattings, suc, RRAD,!. ed and flied, upper or lower set. oe) the most improved principle at reasonable rates, A. K. BRIegs, PE TRS ” Yillerere, doc. i EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice, ky Cali and examine the Steck LBW a3 D. 8, BAKER, a. A, MARTIN © BAKER & MARTIN,. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PRO-VISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD OF ALL KINDS, * . dita WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED 3. change Hetel, Nevada City. a ghpe cies eA Bureaus, vee Bedsteads, Chairs, : ik Tables, Shakes, Shingles, &c., &e,, WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. %3 BROAD STRERT, Nevada, September 12th. NEW GROCERY STORE, ee YT. L, BALDWIN, ( OMMERCIAL STREET, next door to the Masonic Buildin , keeps constantly on hand an excellent stock of : Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, AND EVERYTHING IN THE ‘GRUB LINE’. All of which will be sold All long-winded customers are expected to pay up before the account is outlawed or give a durable note on sheepskin. : All goods warranted as represented and gat“ Isfaction Gierenteod in.every case, JOHN BELDEN will always be fonnd on hand ready to do the agreeable for all castomers. Give us a call, * Nevada, October 4th. ‘ ; JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, eee” Gay” Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully } prepared, Agent Occidental Insurance Company, San Francisco, MASONIC BUILDIN' a, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, $8" Residence next House above Methodist . Church, Broad Street, Nevada, DRS. KENT & ASAY, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, ALL OPERATIONS carefully and skillfully performed. Diseases and sensitive Teeth treatTeeth inserted on Vulcanite 25, for full Also, on Gold or Silver DR. ASAY having enjoyed a large practice in Philadelphia, has coucInded to remain permanently in Nevada, and feeis assured that his long experience in his profession will enable him to give entire satisfaction in all his oper-"""" tions, the Drug Store, Office, No.1 COMMERCIAL ST., CNet ' o16 4. CHAPMAN CHAPMAN & BRIGGS. PINE STREET, NEVADA, FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, —-AND-— General Varitty Store, APPLES, CHERRIES, APRICOTS, berries . of all kinds, and every variety of the Choicest Frait received fresh every day from the ranch, CIDER, manataetured at Chapman's Ranch, and Pure Cider Vinegar. Nuts and Cenfectionery. CAN BE FOUND AT A. GOLDSMITH'S, A Tip-Top Lot of Gents’ ey Furnishing Goods, Liquors 02 ‘ Genuine Havana Cigars and all the favorite Hearth Rugs, brands of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Crumb Cloths, . pA Choice Lot of House Plants and hardy Door Mats, Flowering Shrubs, jy2 &c. &e, &e. WILD DUCK SALOON, -—-ANnD— BOWLING ALLEY, Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, MAIN STREET, SPLENDID TEN PIN ALLEY at thi ace. We ee on hand the best of Wines, Ale and Cigars. KIsTLE & HAHN, Proprietora, of the best manufactures, can always. be found at ‘ A. GOLDSMITH’S. Cor. Broad & Pine streets, THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. . "IF YOU ARE IN PURSUIT gt OF GOOD GOODS, GOOD_gas S@BARGAINS AND WOULD_ges 2 HAVE YOUK GOODS WAB-_ged o MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. Louis Dreyfuss...Proprictor, AGER BEER of the best kind always on p hand and tor sale by the pint, quart, gal. lon or barrel. “If you want to live well and be jolly and fat, With your head fuil of fun as a merry young cat -2~ Don’? FORGET TO CALL BY FOR A GLASS F Goov BEER. a ee ES RANTED AS REPRESENeg ke TED and at the same time _geg Ew receive courteous and imgeg ¢2@" partial treatment, call at A. GOLDSMITH, Proprietor. A theKanch there isa gvod House ard barn, It i situated a shor{t.distance from bia and uear the Hureka Lake Water Co's Where water can be land. is the best Kauch for timber in this cS) i ounce. Also, for sale a lot of 3 ; gh 9 MANCH FOR SALE, LARGE RANCH, one of the best in the county, is fo for sale On Hil . Di ; » &o, For further parti . Coinmbia Nevada, Oct. 28d. ‘ to WKANCIS, Wi

ee buildings, recently completed, -ean be "tute, and the one used here from Tenkind as_the—one ~asedat the Bay to: the rain fall between the two places ‘Tesignation as Town Recorder to the ' UNEVADA CPT, canivonnia! ” & Co., must settle up of make satiate month, or their accounts will — INTELLIGENCE, in the hands of an attorney for Bice. New Burprmcs.—From almost any prominent point on the hills:about Ne— vada, some twenty-five or thirty new seen. They vary in size from 2 small -eabin to large brick buildings of three stories Among the number are seve. ral Very fine dwellings,granite machine and blacksmith shop atthe Nevada Foundry is now complet-ed,.and is one of the finest buildings of ‘the kind.in the State. The Addition to the National Exchange Hotel is now en‘tirely completed, and is being furnished by Lancaster & Hasey. Dreyfuss, on ‘Spring street, has about completed his ‘fine twestery brick dwellin g house, and ‘J. E. Johnson has finished a ‘splendid frame dwelling on Nevada street. The. vother buildings are mostly intended for ‘small residences and business places. We do not ‘believe there is a carpenter . ; ‘in this vicinity out of employment, and the number of new and substantial Huildings recently erected speaks well. ‘for the permanent prosperi ty of Nevada. THe Ran Fauu.—tThe rain fall from ‘) o'clock on Tuesday, up to yesterday. Morning, according to the South Yuba Canal Co’, guage, was 1.46 inches — “This makes a total of 2.91 inches during the storm, The rain fall at this place, up to. 9 o'clock on Tuesday, was 1.45: inches. Up to the-same time the fall at Grass Valley was.onl y 0.83 inches — The guage used at Grass Valley was’ obtained from the Smithsonian Instiment of San Francisco, and is the same measure the rain-fall. The difference in the amount of water which fell during the late storm at Nevada and Grass Valley, may be owing to the variable character of the rain, and it is possible that both guages in use are correct.— But taking the average, it is hardly probable that so great a difference in could exist’ CABIN RoBBED.—On Sunday night last, the cabin of D. Anderson, situated on Selby Flat, was entered and robbed. The thief was provided with false keys, as Mr. Anderson, who had come to Ne-— vada in the evening, locked his door before leaving home, and on his return found it fastened. The rogue made a clean sweep of everything in the house, taking clothes, bedding,blankets, boots, provisions, etc., and even stole two pounds of beef-swak, hanging up ina sack. Nothing has been seen or heard “of the missing articles. ’ A FINE PRESENT.—The Rescue Hose ‘Company, of Timbuctoo, ascertaining that the Pennsylvania Engine Compa. ny of this city, desired to procure a jumper, have written a letter to Chief Engineer Schmittburg,presenting a fine hose cart to our boys, The Pennsylvania Co, will meet on Saturday night and the present-will no doubt be accepted. The Rescue boys were entertained in our city on the Fourth ‘of July several years ago, and remember our hos. pitality. _— RESIGNED.—W. S. Byrne, of: the Grass Valley Union, has tendered his Board of City Trustees. Byrne will be The large tion, cs we aan & CO, Nevada, November 5th, 1867. DENTISTRY. —Dr. Asay, late of Philadelphia, has become associated with tistry, and they are prepared to do all Kinds of surgical and mechanical Dentistry in the best manner. Full upper or lower set: of teeth on Vunileanite, $25: Teetl-on gold or silver plate-at reasonable rates. In any case gatisfaction guaranteed. Office, No. 1 Commercial street, over Drug Store, * oem Wf) MRS, M. A, RAGSDALE’S VEGETABLE PREPARATION, OR INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR PUTRID SORE THROAT, SCARLET FEVER DIPTHERIA, STOPPAGE OF THE NOSE,-CATARRH,CROUP, AND ALL:KINDS OF H@ARSENESS J IPHTHERTA is an exceedingly malignant inflammation of the throat, with general depression of the gystem, which progressés rapidly to e-fatal termination if it is not relieved. This disease is “so active and so dangerous that I-would advise-all persons who are attacked with it to ‘give this medicine a trial. ‘ My medicine may be used in any condition, or for the youngest child, without harm. No person.need fear'to swallow the Wash: it is entirely free from poison; but it is best in all cases to spit out all the slime that can be got 4 up. : Aly medicines are labeled, and none are genuine unless my signature is attached to the “Same. “The medicines were patented August 16th, 1864, by Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale, I present for the consideration of the public the following ' Certificates: Lone Vaux, February 6, 18%. Dear Madam :—This is to certify that one of my sisters, after suffering from a very severe attack of Putrid Sore Throat and also afflicted for two years with Catarrh in the head, and having been attended by one of the most eminent physicians in Grass Valley for about six moneia. without receiving more than momentary relief, was finally permanently cured b the use of Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale'’s infallible remedy for Putrid Sore Throat and Catarrh in the head. in the incredibly short time of about two months. E. R. MONTGOMERY, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of February, 1865. M. P. O’Connon, J. P., Nevada Connty. ILLINOISTOWN, Feb. 8, 1865, had a very dangerous case of Croup in my family, and there not being a physician in town, I was induced to try Mrs. M.A. Ragadale’s infallible cure for Croup, Putrid Sore Throat ‘and Scarlet Fever. The result was everything I could desire. The patient was relieved in a very short time and entirely cured in a few days—without any deleterious effect from the medicine, or loss of strength to the patient. Believing that it is the best remedy for. cases of this kind, and knowing the convenience to families of having a remedy at hand are m reasons for recommending this infallible cure to the public. JOHN KNEELAND. Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale :—Last Fall one of my children, five months old, was attacked with a severe Sore Throat;and Hoarseness. So bad was the disease that I thought I would lose it. I gave the child your Medicine, and in less than two hours it found relief, breathed free, and,is icine to the public as a remedy that all persons who have families should have on hand, I consider it a safe and sure cure for. the complaints which the advertisements ret forth. Colfax, May 24, 1866, W. A, HIMES. Lincotn, May 30, 1966. Dear Madame :—This is to certify that I have used your infallible remedy for Diptheria, Putrid Sore Throat, etc.,in my practice with very good saccess, and I take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted with those diseases, J. T. HAMILTON, M. D. Heatpssvre, Cal., May 22, a. v. 1866. This is to certify to the public that I had. in September, 1863, three of my children attacked with Diptheria—having them attended by -a most eminent physicial until my little son died ; and then, being informed of Mrs. M. A. Ragedale’s Vegetable Preparation or Infallible Remedy for Putrid Sore Throat, Scarlet Fever and Diptheria, I sent and got it immediately, and my children werc cheeresey wen _ nee rs. The cure was permanent in afew days. sarees . MARK BUCKLLY. Krnesprine Rancuo, Dec. 21, 1965. Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale:—Dear Madam: This Dr. Wm. Kent in the practice of Den-. ' ~ This is to certify that in November last, I . ’ well and healtny, Ican recommend your med-+fs his aid of Democracy in the late can" @ candidate for Clerk of the Assembly, and he will no doubt win on account of Vass, For Senrence.—Jerrold! convicted of assault with a deadly weapon, with intent to do great bodily harm,is ordered to appeat before the County -Court for Sentence, at 10 o’clock on Saturday morning. DELINQUENTs,—C. H. Mead informs us that there are 560 delinquent tax payers on the assessment roll. The ~-"gmount will be “about $12,000. Th namber last year was over 800. THE Cotuections.—Daring themonth . subscribed and sworn to before me this 16t : ; Dec., 1866. .W. STARR. J. P. of November, up to the time the Assess. day of Dec., 4 No. id, Places Camaty, Out: ment Roll was passed over to the Au, ditor, about $42,000 of conaty taxes is to certify that six of my children were suffering from a very severe attack of Diptheria, and were attended by an eminent practising hysician without deriving any benefit from Bis treatment; and hfiving been informed of the snecess of Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale’s infallible remedy for Diptheria, Putrid Sore Throat, ete. I waa, laduced to try it, and had the: satisfac-’ tion of witnessing yoo ye nana shone and in every case a speedy and permanen cure. bd GRORGE ALLEN. Subscribed and sworn to before me the 14th ‘day of May, a. p. 1866. H. W. STARR, J. P. No. 10, Placer County, Cal. . Lancotn, Dec. 13, 1886. Mre. M. A. e:—Dear Madam: This is to certify that my daughter Ella had been sick with Diptheria one week, and had the at. tention of the practising physicians of this, place, and was pronoun incurable by them; when I concluded to send for you, and in two hours time she hegun to feel relieved, and in two days from the time she first took the medchur hee wasable to ede and has now entirely recovered. I therefore take pleasure in recommendin; Swot eee t : al apo § th or pn sore throa wart si Ws. E. MASON. Mrs. e's Vegetable ration is were paid. FARMING, MINING, We IRON PIP CO.’S turers’ Prices and freight. aera, are requested to call distance, Nevada, Noy. 9, 1867, WM. ¥. CRAWFORD, » yg CAS © Lmavire. SUCCESSORS TO Crawford, Leavitt & Co.; Heavy and Shelf Hardware, : Stoves and Tin Ware, Tron, Steel and Nails, Rope, Pitas ‘oid ots, POWDER, FUSE, And Sporting Materials ‘anid MECHA NICS’ TOOLS. nufacture to order Iron. and Steel, Rope and Wire k\ Manufactory, A LL_PERSONS-INDEBTED TO THE late firm of Crawtord, Leavitt & Co, at our otlice at once, where either member of the old firm will be readysto receipt for any amount. DELAYS ARK DANGEKOUS, Goods delivered free of cha CRAY CRAWFORD & co,, . WHOLSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN aeonap ’ ND CANVAS HOSE. Are local agents for A. 8S. HALLIDIE & Orders for which we will flll at the. Manufac.) Remember, ge & reasonable FORD.& CO, M. 8, HAMILTON.

» CROCKERY, WOODEN and WILLOW WARES, FLOUR, Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE a reasonable distance. < ‘Nevada, Nov" 9, 1967. Commercial streets, Nevapa Crry and by druggists throughout the State. nog” M.S. HAMILTON & co., (Succesgors to Crawford, Leavitt & Co. ) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, . POWDER, PEED, Etc., Ete Orders Filled with Promptness, . M.S. HAMILTON & CO.,' 52 Broad Street, (Kidd's Block), A, W, LESTER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in: WINES AND LIQUORS, t THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, and a ai Cia By Rae to PE dase TSE Fy Me el ee LF Citizens of = ey NEVADA: CITY AND COUNTY! . 7, ABRAWAW GoLDsurrx, { {es THIS METHOD OF INFORMING you that I have just “ARROVE” from San Francisco, and brought up ‘ta few leetle tings for de peoples.®) I did not how. ever bring any **pudding”? for you to sama or “strimgs? to chew. Neither did I ring up a stock of worthless trash to humbug or soft soap you with as Rlisenae and cant a high estimate of your intelligence and goo judgment. I have however brought with me the LARGEST. —aND— MOST COMPLETE STOCK —OF — STAPLE & FANCY DRY Goops MILLINERY GOODS, . Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes, CARPETS, and OIL CLOTHS Gents’ Furnishing Goods, 0 Ever brought into the county, which I shall take pleasure in presenting to you, for a very small compensation in coim—say . Twenty Per Cent Less Than Any “Other House In The County. THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT : —OF— DRESS GOODS,: From the finest Silk down toa Bit Calico, can be found at THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor, Broad & Pine streets. *"'t Sheetings, Muslins, AND . Household Furnishing Goods, . OF EVERY VARIETY, AT A. GOLDSMITH’S, ‘ Cor. Broad & Pine streets, MILLINERY GOODs, EVERY DESCRIPTION. OF Also, LATEST STYLES OF Cloaki, Peplums, Shawls, &e., —AT— THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor, Broad & Pine streets, A splendid assortment of Fine Cassimeres, Cottonnets, Jeans, Ke, . For Mens’ and Boys’ wear. —AT— A, GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes, San Francisco Custom Made, ke The nicest in the Mountains, ; Can be got at the ® THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, LJ PLAID & PLAIN FLANN ELS, OF ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES, —AT— A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor, Broad & Pine streets, THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Carpets, 5 Oil Cloths, Mattings, suc, RRAD,!. ed and flied, upper or lower set. oe) the most improved principle at reasonable rates, A. K. BRIegs, PE TRS ” Yillerere, doc. i EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice, ky Cali and examine the Steck LBW a3 D. 8, BAKER, a. A, MARTIN © BAKER & MARTIN,. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PRO-VISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD OF ALL KINDS, * . dita WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED 3. change Hetel, Nevada City. a ghpe cies eA Bureaus, vee Bedsteads, Chairs, : ik Tables, Shakes, Shingles, &c., &e,, WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. %3 BROAD STRERT, Nevada, September 12th. NEW GROCERY STORE, ee YT. L, BALDWIN, ( OMMERCIAL STREET, next door to the Masonic Buildin , keeps constantly on hand an excellent stock of : Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, AND EVERYTHING IN THE ‘GRUB LINE’. All of which will be sold All long-winded customers are expected to pay up before the account is outlawed or give a durable note on sheepskin. : All goods warranted as represented and gat“ Isfaction Gierenteod in.every case, JOHN BELDEN will always be fonnd on hand ready to do the agreeable for all castomers. Give us a call, * Nevada, October 4th. ‘ ; JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, eee” Gay” Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully } prepared, Agent Occidental Insurance Company, San Francisco, MASONIC BUILDIN' a, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, $8" Residence next House above Methodist . Church, Broad Street, Nevada, DRS. KENT & ASAY, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, ALL OPERATIONS carefully and skillfully performed. Diseases and sensitive Teeth treatTeeth inserted on Vulcanite 25, for full Also, on Gold or Silver DR. ASAY having enjoyed a large practice in Philadelphia, has coucInded to remain permanently in Nevada, and feeis assured that his long experience in his profession will enable him to give entire satisfaction in all his oper-"""" tions, the Drug Store, Office, No.1 COMMERCIAL ST., CNet ' o16 4. CHAPMAN CHAPMAN & BRIGGS. PINE STREET, NEVADA, FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, —-AND-— General Varitty Store, APPLES, CHERRIES, APRICOTS, berries . of all kinds, and every variety of the Choicest Frait received fresh every day from the ranch, CIDER, manataetured at Chapman's Ranch, and Pure Cider Vinegar. Nuts and Cenfectionery. CAN BE FOUND AT A. GOLDSMITH'S, A Tip-Top Lot of Gents’ ey Furnishing Goods, Liquors 02 ‘ Genuine Havana Cigars and all the favorite Hearth Rugs, brands of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Crumb Cloths, . pA Choice Lot of House Plants and hardy Door Mats, Flowering Shrubs, jy2 &c. &e, &e. WILD DUCK SALOON, -—-ANnD— BOWLING ALLEY, Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, MAIN STREET, SPLENDID TEN PIN ALLEY at thi ace. We ee on hand the best of Wines, Ale and Cigars. KIsTLE & HAHN, Proprietora, of the best manufactures, can always. be found at ‘ A. GOLDSMITH’S. Cor. Broad & Pine streets, THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. . "IF YOU ARE IN PURSUIT gt OF GOOD GOODS, GOOD_gas S@BARGAINS AND WOULD_ges 2 HAVE YOUK GOODS WAB-_ged o MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. Louis Dreyfuss.....Proprictor, AGER BEER of the best kind always on p hand and tor sale by the pint, quart, gal. lon or barrel. “If you want to live well and be jolly and fat, With your head fuil of fun as a merry young cat -2~ Don’? FORGET TO CALL BY FOR A GLASS F Goov BEER. a ee ES RANTED AS REPRESENeg ke TED and at the same time _geg Ew receive courteous and imgeg ¢2@" partial treatment, call at A. GOLDSMITH, Proprietor. A theKanch there isa gvod House ard barn, It i situated a shor{t.distance from bia and uear the Hureka Lake Water Co's Where water can be land. is the best Kauch for timber in this cS) i ounce. Also, for sale a lot of 3 ; gh 9 MANCH FOR SALE, LARGE RANCH, one of the best in the county, is fo for sale On Hil . Di ; » &o, For further parti . Coinmbia Nevada, Oct. 28d. ‘ to WKANCIS, Wi