November 23, 1865 (4 pages)

roods! , OITY SSE it is the tw inferm his ae is in receipt Goons, plates selling ‘TED, . and custom, ru, > Streets, ng his ; articular atexamine his mally kept. cs Store, ¢ English Wholsale nd. and, will be © 4, le by. sta: tes than ever ve advanced, prices with mee of 25 per r cent r place. toods ! to SMITH’S. se needed. es, Trimas, &e, SMITHS, best styles— tide of San Hevithe Daily Teauseript. “on account of the weather. & large amount of gold. will be taken out } : Crane & Brigham Agents. © Réuroaw Suavey.—The sufvey of a line for a railroad from this city to Colfax was commenced some days ago, but the “party was compelled to abandon the work They propose first to make the-survey from this city to Grass Valley. The party starved out on two lines. One from’ the foot of Broad street along Peck’s ravine and. through , by Hoghes’ ranch, The other staiting point was out near J. N. Turner’s residence from which a survey was made by other parties several yearsago. Itis thought that a rvad of easy yrade can be gotten to Grass Valley, of between five and six miles in length. — As soon as the survey is made to the Valley the party will start to Colfax and after ascertaining the elevation tebe.avercome will commence running the line. 4 The parties who have taken thia matter in hand,’are thoroughly acquainted with rail road building, and are coufident that they can establish the feasibility of the project, and demonstrate that it will be a payingroad. Sucharvad would be of inealculable benefit te Grass Valley, Nevada, and the country lying nerth. ‘These towns are daily becoming mere prosperous as the. . great wealth of the mines is being developed: Easy and cheap communication with San Francisco would be a great advautage to them. We hope the railruad men will find sufficient encouragement te induce them to build the road. 4 HYDRAULIC MINING.—The Manzanita Hill claims were started yesterday. morning. Maltman & Co. have water enough . : in their own ditch, and several large streams are playing against the bauk. Work is started on these claims unusually early. and as they are among the best in this vicinity, during the present season. We understand that Williamson & Co., owners of the Lost Hill claims, will resume workin afew days. Last season these claims, which had been unworked for six or eight years, were fitted up at an expense of frem four to five thousand dollars. So much time wae consumed in fittiog up and cleaning out the diggings, that the season was gone before enough washing was done to test them fully. Thies Winter the claims can be worked to the best advantage, and we have no doubt they will prove exceedingly valuable. We learn that on Geld Flat, wherg are located some of the best hydraulic claims in the county, several companies ure already “piping” and others are almost ready. The preseat storm surprised mauy ‘miners by coming upon thew earlier thun usual and before they were prepared. These-are actively engayed in preparing their claims so as to take advuntuge of the abundant, suply of water as early as possible. At Moore's Flatand all the way down the Ridge to French Corral, water is abundant and everybody is busy. “A Hvee Bino.—We saw yesterday at the shop of Z. Davis, thé wing of a bird, recently shot by S. Stevens in Plumas county. The feathered giant is said to be of the egpdor family, aud measured eleven feet from tip to tip of the wings. ReTurnep.—Nat. Bailey, well known as the ‘host of the Bailey House an this city, arrived in town on ‘Tuesday from Idaho, where he has been sojourning fur nearly two years. Gaoven & Baken.—The Traveling Agent of the Grover & Baker Sewing-Ma-. Shine Company, F. J. Mette, is now in Ne vada, and will be here for a few days ouly, where he will be happy to mect all persons having the Grover & Baker Machine. All persvns wishing the Agent to cal uponthem, will please leave their address at thi® Office. Lessons given in sewing, braiding: embroidery; ete.EJUDICES Ruin Many, and shut out the light of reason, especially to those who seek health. tie Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Iodine Alterptive;is hourly proving itself to be "the only, scientific preparation ever made ee Tag Wearter.—The wind <blew hard throughout Tuesday night and we had but little rain. The roads dried rapidly until yesterday morning about 9 o'clock when the rain commenced to fallin earnest and continued until late at aight without any indication’ up: More rain fell yesterYES, THEY HAVE ARRIVED ! A Large and Magnificent Stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! Of the Very Latest Styles}. * a : S. HAAS & CO’S, Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts, ESSRS 8. HAAS & CO., would inform the people of this city and county that they have just received a most magnificent stock of Fall . and W inter Clothing. of the Latest New York style. These goods are offered for sale . AT PANIC PRICES ! . wedo, NO, NOT ONE! Our Stock of by Ps RUBBER GOODS, of all kin Clothing, : Gent's Furnishing Goods, 7 Hats and Caps, Ladies’ Shoes, Misses’ Shoes, . ' AND ‘ Children’s Shoes F X¥OU WANT CLOTHING. that will pteve what it is represeuted to ve, call on db. HAAS & CO. F YOU DONT WANT TO. PAY #5 per cent more, tur the sume kiad of Gouds, tuen cull on ; : S. HAAS & CO. None ever go away from this Store DASSATISFIED With Prices, Fit or Quality of Goods! Our immense stock of Fashionable Clothing,,eomprising every necessary for a complete outfit, consisting in part of Black, Blue and Brown Beaver Frock Coats, Bluck, Blue aud Brown Cloth l'reck Couts, made up in the latest style ; Cassimere Business Suits, of every style and quality; ‘Together with an endless variety of Overcuats, Don’t believe a word of this but call and see for yourself ! §. HAAS & COMPANY. Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &. &c. JULIUS GREENWALD, Successor to Sam, Lewis. Importer of. Cigars and Tobacco! H AVING the same facilities for buying as the . vid tirm Lam evabled to. sell goods at San Francisco Jobbing Prices and26 per cent less than any Store inthe 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 faith. fully attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Oct 15th. em ‘*sOZODONT,’’ ‘*SOZODONT,?’ ‘*SO0ZODONT.”? For sale wy E. F. SPENCE—y if Nevada, Nov. 2nd + ©O THE LADIES: WALL & WINTER DRY GOODS! SOL. ROSENTHAL, . Sy ’ ‘Nevada and vicinity are particFALL & WINYER DRY GOODS! OF ALL KINDS, ~ Which I have Just Recoived. tre ees an " None Sell Clothing as Cheap as. Is the Largest in Nevada County !. . Notice to Quartz and Cement Mill . prepared to furnish ‘1° 'Shop op Main Street, Grass Valley. yRALL IMPORTATION} CLOTHING 1. CLOTHING 1 _. FOR THE : FALL & WINTER TRADE! a oe ? +" & JUST RECEIVED AT P. BANNER’S Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, A Large and Splendid Stock ef oe mln: MEN'S CLOTHING, BO Y°S CLOTHING, # URNISHING GOoDs. ‘HATS AND CAPS, RUBBER CLOTHING, TRUNKS AND VALISES, Together with an endless variety of ‘Fine and Heavy Boots, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters Of every description. These Goods have been selected expressly fur this market and are especially adapted for Fall and Winter Wear. And for Make, Style and Fit . calinot be stirpassed by any Establishment _ in this 3tate, Goods will be sold at Lower Rates than at any other House in Nevada County. Algo, a large stock of CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all sizes and colors — constantly on hand. = We invite the attention ofall in want of anything in our line te give us ‘a call, as our. stuck will be found complete in every particular and satisfaction uaranteed. af ‘2, BANNER. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. Nevada, Oct. 18th _ OWNERS, 0. W. HATHEWAY, OULD respeetfully inform the Quartz and Ce, meat Mill Men of Nevada county that he is Punched Quartz and Cement Mill , Steves. Made of the very best Russia Iron. From the Finest Quartz Sieves to the Coarsest Sieves, for Cement made at short notice and at San Francisco Prices, opposite T. Loyd’s Hardware Store.’ nl4 es ‘ > A. 8. HALLIDIE & CO.; WIRE ROPE MANUFACTURERS. 412 Clay street, San Francisco, INING COMPANIKS and others using M rope, are informed that wire rope is stronger, more durable and very much cheaper than any other kind of Rope, and it ianot affected by atmospheric changes. We manufacture of every length and size. Round Wire Rope, Of Iron and Steel, for Hoisting purposes, Ferry Ropes and Derrick Guys. Steck Wire Rope For small Gear and for Verrick Fall Ropes, very durable and light, with suitable Blocks. Flat Wtre BRope For Hosting from. Mines. ‘Small sizes for Pump selts. 3 , Galvanized Iron Wire Rope, . ‘or Stays av uys. irom and Copper Wire Cord, For Hanging Window pashes—Sixnal Cords, & And would refer to the many Companies who pao pang A sining 8, thro t California dt join tates. List of prices with strengths, etc., forwarded ed application to the manufacturers, or to FORD, LEAVITT & CO., . aks Agents for Nevada. ARE YOU INSURED! FIRE INSURANCE! LIFE INSURANCE! . INSURANCE against accidents to U A General Insurance business transacted by ie Flididits motto is ‘‘Quick Safes and Small GREGORY:& WAITE WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES LIQUORS, FRED, all ins MINERS’ TUOOLS, &e. &e NO. 59 BROAD STREET. S eceeeaneemanael UR STOCK IS THE LARGEST aud best selected in the mountains and we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. : By fair and honorable dealing we hope to secure a share of public patronage. During theseveral tionths we have been in business the appreciation ofthe public bas been beyond our most sanguine expectations. We have established a House where our friends and the public can get good articles if they are.to be fouud in the market witliout paying the bad debts of others. Cash customers or those just as good are the kind we are hunting after and none others. é All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill Weare prepared to fill any. order on the shortest notice, that can be filled by any House in the Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not to take 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, ass’d. ‘ iba “A General Assortwent of HARDWARE, Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, qc. PITCHFORKS, HOES, Ke. NAILS, All soris by the keg er pound, @e etn A general and fine assortment of Kr AM MUNETEON, <}% a Of all kiuds for Sportemen Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. —_——— \ DEMIJQHNS, A Fine Lot. mcaNDLE 84 ANY QUANTITY. Wines, Whiskys, Ales, ae Porters, Bitters, Cordials, Syrups And in short everything in that line. Kerosene. Lard Qil, Sperm, etc. Our friends and the public may rely va having good Goods from our House and on satisfactory terms. be . All Goods delivered at a reasonable disFREE OF CHARGE. . Calland see our Stock and judge for yourselves, ol eattiwe arom ae KE. F. SPENCE: # we GREGORY & WAITE "Fr ‘. deemed incurable, can be cured ‘. should be caref hen it was promulgated by the Difeétors ofthe Electropathic Institute that disease could be entirely. eradicated from the system without the use of poisonous drugs, the thought ; less and those who do not look deeply inte cause and effect scouted the assertion as chimerical, and wrote loug articles replete with sopoistry, claiming that only. through the. five. system could the blood be purged of the poisdns which constitute disease ; a great cry went up from those interested in the continued #ipremacy of the old system ofone poison tocure anoth * er. Allofthe empyrics joined in the chorus, add in their ignorance laugned at the new system, circulating base stories of. its ill-suceexs, and Bete imaginary cases as proofs. ‘Time has 'demov strated their dishonesty. After five years bape lg RN! Ho: success the Elec ropathie system is the leading idea in medical jurispruence, while by the old system, physiciins were content te cure one in every five cases there were those whe were diving deep into the science of the curative art; dinong these were the Electropathists ; finally, it was discovered that the fai)}ure in most of the cases of orvanic diseases. was entirely due to the machine. Takimg this view of thecase, Dr. J. H. Josselyn, after years of experiment, has perfected an Electropathie Instrument, which will cure eh disease which fiesh is heir to, always to be understood that the case is not eo far advanced as to show a destrfction of the vital tissues. We do not claim that the use of medicincs may not be more adavntageous in somecases, but, that in connection with medicines, it will Poors > eure much sooner than without, and also that diseases hitherto vig Bra but the directors desire to take this opportunity to inform invalids that the Resident Physician ~~ is a regular graduate and has had la’ experi--. enee in the treatment of disease. both with and -; without the assistance of elertricity ; he has also discovered scveral “eclectic” Vegetable remedies that will cure almost any nameable disease which he will send with full instructions fo: pose gong SSapises-aeseon f th mal Nel ce mm a On oO: e with which the applicaut may be ee will warrant a complete and perfect cure in ali eases wherd the medicines are used accor to directions and more especially in all cases of Female troubles, where _— omre and caution are necessary to a favorable result. From early morn until late at might, this instrument is employed, imparting health and toall who are #0 fortunate aa to obtain its services. Dis. eases (which by the old system) took months, or even years to cure,-are now cured in a few days or weeks. The cost, too, is not so great as by the old system, besides the saving of time. Connected with this system are the renowned Electro-Magnetic Baths, than which there is no more powerfn) in the world for the radi cure pie pom There is no institute in the State where thie electropathic system is practiced, except at the Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington street. : This Institute was established to, if possible, prevent the unwary trom falling into those dens of robbe cl uack doctors’ rae hereafter the selentifle ° aes of ast robhed of their money, and tnjurea Th ng ati. The. ris eneration should be reared atrong cote ieation, and the Directors with to their seo from an " prevent them from stuffin r with a ae ay Sar shi ing upon the tender constitution. a complication of evil», a tho It would be consuming space purpo to enumerate the disbabes to which tie ayetems disease, within the catal ofh ills” what can be cared at the It ithie Institute, warrant a perfect and permanent cure, or ask no pay for services, when in his judginent it is wit! CAUTION.the Electropathie Institute, Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington street, South side, Letween J. H. JOSSELYN, M. D. Resident Sapaelen, on the sign. With these with the public, asking only the same confidence and patronage thes fur a beret tute will not be to b the te tution. ‘There is also another view of the affair. arouse their guardians to a p sense of be poate with deleterious drugs, just forming, ‘than death. ween is applicable, snffice it to say, that ie no Insti We have instructed the Resident Physician to the bounds of cure. Persons see! to remember the name and number. _Keareey and Montgomery, over the restaurant. remarks we leave the interests of the Inatitute The recerd shows over twenty thousand consultations, and a very large amount of suffering yg idea ‘iin ersons wishing to consult the Resident Physician by Letter, cando so with the utmost Allletters must be addressed plainconfidence. ly J. H. JOSSELYN, M, D., Box 1945, San rancisco, Cal. All letters will be destroyed or returned, as directed by the writer. Office hours from 9 A. M. to4 P. M. noly. Special Notice.—We would call'the attention of our readers to the Grover & Baker Machines,.— ‘Their reputation is too well established for us ‘to a.tempt word in their favor, but would advise avy person wanting a reliable Family Sewing Machine, to investigate these before buying. “A word te the wise is sufficjent.”’ ; 027 NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—It is nv probable that there is a place on the face of the earth where the inhabitants sufferso much with diseases having their origin in derangement of the neryous system, if not promptly attended ty will produce such complaints as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Mental aud Physical Debility, Impotency, Heart Disease, and ‘. Dumerous minor complaints, under which the patient suffers until the physical powers are destroyed, the nervous power wasted and the sufferer sinks intu an untimely grave. In ALL cases of nervous disurders, Watt’s Nervous Antidote wil! effect & permanent cure and restore the patient to health and strength, even when apparently upon the verge of the grave, this medicine will snateh the intended victim from the fell destroyer, and hold the grim monster at bay, sometimes for years, The medicine is of purely vegetable extraction and will harm no one. Persons of sedentary habits or those whose uccupation requires extraordinary exercise of the brain, will find the ‘use of this medicine of great benelit, as it produces activity of the physical system and quiets the nerves. W s Nervous Antidote is r sale by all sep 3in R. FININGER & CO. Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLKSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FINE BRANDIES, WINES, LIQuoRs, GRNKRALLX.~ BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STRER *

roods! , OITY SSE it is the tw inferm his ae is in receipt Goons, plates selling ‘TED, . and custom, ru, > Streets, ng his ; articular atexamine his mally kept. cs Store, ¢ English Wholsale nd. and, will be © 4, le by. sta: tes than ever ve advanced, prices with mee of 25 per r cent r place. toods ! to SMITH’S. se needed. es, Trimas, &e, SMITHS, best styles— tide of San Hevithe Daily Teauseript. “on account of the weather. & large amount of gold. will be taken out } : Crane & Brigham Agents. © Réuroaw Suavey.—The sufvey of a line for a railroad from this city to Colfax was commenced some days ago, but the “party was compelled to abandon the work They propose first to make the-survey from this city to Grass Valley. The party starved out on two lines. One from’ the foot of Broad street along Peck’s ravine and. through , by Hoghes’ ranch, The other staiting point was out near J. N. Turner’s residence from which a survey was made by other parties several yearsago. Itis thought that a rvad of easy yrade can be gotten to Grass Valley, of between five and six miles in length. — As soon as the survey is made to the Valley the party will start to Colfax and after ascertaining the elevation tebe.avercome will commence running the line. 4 The parties who have taken thia matter in hand,’are thoroughly acquainted with rail road building, and are coufident that they can establish the feasibility of the project, and demonstrate that it will be a payingroad. Sucharvad would be of inealculable benefit te Grass Valley, Nevada, and the country lying nerth. ‘These towns are daily becoming mere prosperous as the. . great wealth of the mines is being developed: Easy and cheap communication with San Francisco would be a great advautage to them. We hope the railruad men will find sufficient encouragement te induce them to build the road. 4 HYDRAULIC MINING.—The Manzanita Hill claims were started yesterday. morning. Maltman & Co. have water enough . : in their own ditch, and several large streams are playing against the bauk. Work is started on these claims unusually early. and as they are among the best in this vicinity, during the present season. We understand that Williamson & Co., owners of the Lost Hill claims, will resume workin afew days. Last season these claims, which had been unworked for six or eight years, were fitted up at an expense of frem four to five thousand dollars. So much time wae consumed in fittiog up and cleaning out the diggings, that the season was gone before enough washing was done to test them fully. Thies Winter the claims can be worked to the best advantage, and we have no doubt they will prove exceedingly valuable. We learn that on Geld Flat, wherg are located some of the best hydraulic claims in the county, several companies ure already “piping” and others are almost ready. The preseat storm surprised mauy ‘miners by coming upon thew earlier thun usual and before they were prepared. These-are actively engayed in preparing their claims so as to take advuntuge of the abundant, suply of water as early as possible. At Moore's Flatand all the way down the Ridge to French Corral, water is abundant and everybody is busy. “A Hvee Bino.—We saw yesterday at the shop of Z. Davis, thé wing of a bird, recently shot by S. Stevens in Plumas county. The feathered giant is said to be of the egpdor family, aud measured eleven feet from tip to tip of the wings. ReTurnep.—Nat. Bailey, well known as the ‘host of the Bailey House an this city, arrived in town on ‘Tuesday from Idaho, where he has been sojourning fur nearly two years. Gaoven & Baken.—The Traveling Agent of the Grover & Baker Sewing-Ma-. Shine Company, F. J. Mette, is now in Ne vada, and will be here for a few days ouly, where he will be happy to mect all persons having the Grover & Baker Machine. All persvns wishing the Agent to cal uponthem, will please leave their address at thi® Office. Lessons given in sewing, braiding: embroidery; ete.EJUDICES Ruin Many, and shut out the light of reason, especially to those who seek health. tie Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Iodine Alterptive;is hourly proving itself to be "the only, scientific preparation ever made ee Tag Wearter.—The wind <blew hard throughout Tuesday night and we had but little rain. The roads dried rapidly until yesterday morning about 9 o'clock when the rain commenced to fallin earnest and continued until late at aight without any indication’ up: More rain fell yesterYES, THEY HAVE ARRIVED ! A Large and Magnificent Stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! Of the Very Latest Styles}.. * a : S. HAAS & CO’S, Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts, ESSRS 8. HAAS & CO., would inform the people of this city and county that they have just received a most magnificent stock of Fall . and W inter Clothing. of the Latest New York style. These goods are offered for sale . AT PANIC PRICES ! . wedo, NO, NOT ONE! Our Stock of by Ps RUBBER GOODS, of all kin Clothing, : Gent's Furnishing Goods, 7 Hats and Caps, Ladies’ Shoes, Misses’ Shoes, . ' AND ‘ Children’s Shoes F X¥OU WANT CLOTHING. that will pteve what it is represeuted to ve, call on db. HAAS & CO. F YOU DONT WANT TO. PAY #5 per cent more, tur the sume kiad of Gouds, tuen cull on ; : S. HAAS & CO. None ever go away from this Store DASSATISFIED With Prices, Fit or Quality of Goods! Our immense stock of Fashionable Clothing,,eomprising every necessary for a complete outfit, consisting in part of Black, Blue and Brown Beaver Frock Coats, Bluck, Blue aud Brown Cloth l'reck Couts, made up in the latest style ; Cassimere Business Suits, of every style and quality; ‘Together with an endless variety of Overcuats, Don’t believe a word of this but call and see for yourself ! §. HAAS & COMPANY. Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &. &c. JULIUS GREENWALD, Successor to Sam, Lewis. Importer of. Cigars and Tobacco! H AVING the same facilities for buying as the . vid tirm Lam evabled to. sell goods at San Francisco Jobbing Prices and26 per cent less than any Store inthe 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 faith. fully attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Oct 15th. em ‘*sOZODONT,’’ ‘*SOZODONT,?’ ‘*SO0ZODONT.”? For sale wy E. F. SPENCE—y if Nevada, Nov. 2nd + ©O THE LADIES: WALL & WINTER DRY GOODS! SOL. ROSENTHAL, . Sy ’ ‘Nevada and vicinity are particFALL & WINYER DRY GOODS! OF ALL KINDS, ~ Which I have Just Recoived. tre ees an " None Sell Clothing as Cheap as. Is the Largest in Nevada County !. . Notice to Quartz and Cement Mill . prepared to furnish ‘1° 'Shop op Main Street, Grass Valley. yRALL IMPORTATION} CLOTHING 1. CLOTHING 1 _. FOR THE : FALL & WINTER TRADE! a oe ? +" & JUST RECEIVED AT P. BANNER’S Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, A Large and Splendid Stock ef oe mln: MEN'S CLOTHING, BO Y°S CLOTHING, # URNISHING GOoDs. ‘HATS AND CAPS, RUBBER CLOTHING, TRUNKS AND VALISES, Together with an endless variety of ‘Fine and Heavy Boots, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters Of every description. These Goods have been selected expressly fur this market and are especially adapted for Fall and Winter Wear. And for Make, Style and Fit . calinot be stirpassed by any Establishment _ in this 3tate, Goods will be sold at Lower Rates than at any other House in Nevada County. Algo, a large stock of CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all sizes and colors — constantly on hand. = We invite the attention ofall in want of anything in our line te give us ‘a call, as our. stuck will be found complete in every particular and satisfaction uaranteed. af ‘2, BANNER. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. Nevada, Oct. 18th _ OWNERS, 0. W. HATHEWAY, OULD respeetfully inform the Quartz and Ce, meat Mill Men of Nevada county that he is Punched Quartz and Cement Mill , Steves. Made of the very best Russia Iron. From the Finest Quartz Sieves to the Coarsest Sieves, for Cement made at short notice and at San Francisco Prices, opposite T. Loyd’s Hardware Store.’ nl4 es ‘ > A. 8. HALLIDIE & CO.; WIRE ROPE MANUFACTURERS. 412 Clay street, San Francisco, INING COMPANIKS and others using M rope, are informed that wire rope is stronger, more durable and very much cheaper than any other kind of Rope, and it ianot affected by

atmospheric changes. We manufacture of every length and size. Round Wire Rope, Of Iron and Steel, for Hoisting purposes, Ferry Ropes and Derrick Guys. Steck Wire Rope For small Gear and for Verrick Fall Ropes, very durable and light, with suitable Blocks. Flat Wtre BRope For Hosting from. Mines. ‘Small sizes for Pump selts. 3 , Galvanized Iron Wire Rope, . ‘or Stays av uys. irom and Copper Wire Cord, For Hanging Window pashes—Sixnal Cords, & And would refer to the many Companies who pao pang A sining 8, thro t California dt join tates. List of prices with strengths, etc., forwarded ed application to the manufacturers, or to FORD, LEAVITT & CO., . aks Agents for Nevada. ARE YOU INSURED! FIRE INSURANCE! LIFE INSURANCE! . INSURANCE against accidents to U A General Insurance business transacted by ie Flididits motto is ‘‘Quick Safes and Small GREGORY:& WAITE WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES LIQUORS, FRED, all ins MINERS’ TUOOLS, &e. &e NO. 59 BROAD STREET. S eceeeaneemanael UR STOCK IS THE LARGEST aud best selected in the mountains and we guarantee satisfaction in all cases. : By fair and honorable dealing we hope to secure a share of public patronage. During theseveral tionths we have been in business the appreciation ofthe public bas been beyond our most sanguine expectations. We have established a House where our friends and the public can get good articles if they are.to be fouud in the market witliout paying the bad debts of others. Cash customers or those just as good are the kind we are hunting after and none others. é All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill Weare prepared to fill any. order on the shortest notice, that can be filled by any House in the Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not to take 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, ass’d. ‘ iba “A General Assortwent of HARDWARE, Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, qc. PITCHFORKS, HOES, Ke. NAILS, All soris by the keg er pound, @e etn A general and fine assortment of Kr AM MUNETEON, <}% a Of all kiuds for Sportemen Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. —_——— \ DEMIJQHNS, A Fine Lot. mcaNDLE 84 ANY QUANTITY. Wines, Whiskys, Ales, ae Porters, Bitters, Cordials, Syrups And in short everything in that line. Kerosene. Lard Qil, Sperm, etc. Our friends and the public may rely va having good Goods from our House and on satisfactory terms. be . All Goods delivered at a reasonable disFREE OF CHARGE. . Calland see our Stock and judge for yourselves, ol eattiwe arom ae KE. F. SPENCE: # we GREGORY & WAITE "Fr ‘. deemed incurable, can be cured ‘. should be caref hen it was promulgated by the Difeétors ofthe Electropathic Institute that disease could be entirely. eradicated from the system without the use of poisonous drugs, the thought ; less and those who do not look deeply inte cause and effect scouted the assertion as chimerical, and wrote loug articles replete with sopoistry, claiming that only. through the. five. system could the blood be purged of the poisdns which constitute disease ; a great cry went up from those interested in the continued #ipremacy of the old system ofone poison tocure anoth * er. Allofthe empyrics joined in the chorus, add in their ignorance laugned at the new system, circulating base stories of. its ill-suceexs, and Bete imaginary cases as proofs. ‘Time has 'demov strated their dishonesty. After five years bape lg RN! Ho: success the Elec ropathie system is the leading idea in medical jurispruence, while by the old system, physiciins were content te cure one in every five cases there were those whe were diving deep into the science of the curative art; dinong these were the Electropathists ; finally, it was discovered that the fai)}ure in most of the cases of orvanic diseases. was entirely due to the machine. Takimg this view of thecase, Dr. J. H. Josselyn, after years of experiment, has perfected an Electropathie Instrument, which will cure eh disease which fiesh is heir to, always to be understood that the case is not eo far advanced as to show a destrfction of the vital tissues. We do not claim that the use of medicincs may not be more adavntageous in somecases, but, that in connection with medicines, it will Poors > eure much sooner than without, and also that diseases hitherto vig Bra but the directors desire to take this opportunity to inform invalids that the Resident Physician ~~ is a regular graduate and has had la’ experi--. enee in the treatment of disease. both with and -; without the assistance of elertricity ; he has also discovered scveral “eclectic” Vegetable remedies that will cure almost any nameable disease which he will send with full instructions fo: pose gong SSapises-aeseon f th mal Nel ce mm a On oO: e with which the applicaut may be ee will warrant a complete and perfect cure in ali eases wherd the medicines are used accor to directions and more especially in all cases of Female troubles, where _— omre and caution are necessary to a favorable result. From early morn until late at might, this instrument is employed, imparting health and toall who are #0 fortunate aa to obtain its services. Dis. eases (which by the old system) took months, or even years to cure,-are now cured in a few days or weeks. The cost, too, is not so great as by the old system, besides the saving of time. Connected with this system are the renowned Electro-Magnetic Baths, than which there is no more powerfn) in the world for the radi cure pie pom There is no institute in the State where thie electropathic system is practiced, except at the Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington street. : This Institute was established to, if possible, prevent the unwary trom falling into those dens of robbe cl uack doctors’ rae hereafter the selentifle ° aes of ast robhed of their money, and tnjurea Th ng ati. The. ris eneration should be reared atrong cote ieation, and the Directors with to their seo from an " prevent them from stuffin r with a ae ay Sar shi ing upon the tender constitution. a complication of evil», a tho It would be consuming space purpo to enumerate the disbabes to which tie ayetems disease, within the catal ofh ills” what can be cared at the It ithie Institute, warrant a perfect and permanent cure, or ask no pay for services, when in his judginent it is wit! CAUTION..the Electropathie Institute, Electropathic Institute, 645 Washington street, South side, Letween J. H. JOSSELYN, M. D. Resident Sapaelen, on the sign. With these with the public, asking only the same confidence and patronage thes fur a beret tute will not be to b the te tution. ‘There is also another view of the affair. arouse their guardians to a p sense of be poate with deleterious drugs, just forming, ‘than death. ween is applicable, snffice it to say, that ie no Insti We have instructed the Resident Physician to the bounds of cure. Persons see! to remember the name and number. _Keareey and Montgomery, over the restaurant. remarks we leave the interests of the Inatitute The recerd shows over twenty thousand consultations, and a very large amount of suffering yg idea ‘iin ersons wishing to consult the Resident Physician by Letter, cando so with the utmost Allletters must be addressed plainconfidence. ly J. H. JOSSELYN, M, D., Box 1945, San rancisco, Cal. All letters will be destroyed or returned, as directed by the writer. Office hours from 9 A. M. to4 P. M. noly. Special Notice.—We would call'the attention of our readers to the Grover & Baker Machines,.— ‘Their reputation is too well established for us ‘to a.tempt word in their favor, but would advise avy person wanting a reliable Family Sewing Machine, to investigate these before buying. “A word te the wise is sufficjent.”’ ; 027 NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—It is nv probable that there is a place on the face of the earth where the inhabitants sufferso much with diseases having their origin in derangement of the neryous system, if not promptly attended ty will produce such complaints as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Mental aud Physical Debility, Impotency, Heart Disease, and ‘. Dumerous minor complaints, under which the patient suffers until the physical powers are destroyed, the nervous power wasted and the sufferer sinks intu an untimely grave. In ALL cases of nervous disurders, Watt’s Nervous Antidote wil! effect & permanent cure and restore the patient to health and strength, even when apparently upon the verge of the grave, this medicine will snateh the intended victim from the fell destroyer, and hold the grim monster at bay, sometimes for years, The medicine is of purely vegetable extraction and will harm no one. Persons of sedentary habits or those whose uccupation requires extraordinary exercise of the brain, will find the ‘use of this medicine of great benelit, as it produces activity of the physical system and quiets the nerves. W s Nervous Antidote is r sale by all sep 3in R. FININGER & CO. Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLKSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FINE BRANDIES, WINES, LIQuoRs, GRNKRALLX.~ BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STRER *