November 27, 1866 (4 pages)

MENT}! . STORE ang Lecessors,} their line r other rs 1 & cargo for efit BEWARE} ISIONS RS, S; &e. &e. ' ve, > enough dnotto , 4 kinds, vefit of me; Lard niverse. want at as intain ot dg than ard, that , Or RO sale. ~ tes’ down ter, , We ly Sluice jes, 9 mijohns hem. yuantity ind have ne., ‘ ‘ m.} sake a berAITE. : a strvet. . and is enlisting soldiers for the cavalry ~~ top dirt has been worked off to the top of ‘NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ‘LOCAL ENTELLIGENCE eeeMiss PIrrstncer’s READINGS.—The weather permitting, Miss Eliza A. Pittsinger will give her readings at the Congregational Church this evening. Miss Pittsinger’s poems have gained for her a wide reputation, and she will read*several of her best productions this evening. Her poems are chiefly patriotic, and commend themselves to all lovers of freedom. * “The } Eagle,” written in the early stage of the war is truly beautiful and prophetic. The} . poems entitled “Land of Beauty, Land of Gold” and “Give us back our dead” are gems. Besides her own productions Miss Pittsinger will read a number of selections from the best authors. The entertainment. will be excellent and we advise al -to attend this evening. . THE Raw Fauu.—The rain fall up to yesterday at 11 o'clock, according to the guage at the office of the South Yuba Canal Company, was ‘as follows: the old guage, 2.32; the Teynent guage, such as is used in San Francisco, measured 2.86. The variation of the two guages in the last twenty-four hours of thé storm waé . ‘ 24 of aninch. These. guages are placed side by side and the result shows that the rain fall in the mountains is even greater than was supposed. The excess has been 80 great that many believed the measure Went could not be accurate. The total fall ‘in this city duting the season, according to Tennent’s guage has been 6.47. MINING.—We understand that the recent storm gave the miners of Little York Township sufficient water to work their cement mills,“and that several will re. sume operations this week. The supply isnot yet sufficient for many of the hy: draulic claims to. commence operations, but a number of these will start soon. ‘We hear from all parts of the county that an unusual amount of this kind of mining will be done during the present season.—. We hope the storm will continue until every locality is supplied with sufficient Water for mining purposes. RECRUITING.—Lieut. Porter has taken charge of the recruiting office in this city regiment which is being raised for the regular army, on this coast. Men who ‘want to enter the service will now find an ‘opportunity todo so. The rendezvous is in the Kidd & Knox building, corner: of Broad and Pine streets. : THe GazeTTE.—The Nevada Gazette has again changed hands. The old proprietors have sold the entire establishment to our worthy County Assessor, E. F. Bean, and although the’ new proprietor and conductor of the paper has not declared “his policy,” we are confident that hereafter the Gazette will be true to the principles of the Union-party. No one who is acquainted with the’ irrepressible na_ ture of the new proprietor, can question his position. We welcome.our friend to the fraternity and wish him great success in his new enterprise. The paper of this morning will no doubt fully explain the intention of its new editor and proprietor. THANKSGIVING Servicrs.—The Protestant churches of this city have made. ar rangements for united services during the present week, On Thanksgiving Day the service will be held in the Methodist Church, and the sermon will be preached by the Rey. Henry ‘A. Wirt, of the Baptist Church. Union prayer meetings will be held at the Methodist Church on “Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, and at thé Congregational Church on Tuesday and Friday evenings. ‘In these services all the congregations of the city will unite, and all the people are invited to attend. MILL STaRTED.—The mill of Garber & Wear, on the old’ Blue Lead claim, at Red Dog, started up yesterday thorning. The ‘the old breasts by hydraulic, leaving a strata of cement about six feet deep, which _ Will now be crushed in the mill. The Stavel is rich, some of it prospecting as high us six bits to the pan. Bully Seanseript. FRESH OYSTERS AND CLAMS, — RECEIVED DAILY AND SEVRED TO ORDER. Oysters Raw, : : Oysters Stewed, : Oysters Fried, Fancy Roast, Clam Chowder, * Ss Clam Soup. PIG'S FEET, LAMB: TONGUES, TEA AND TOAST, AT JENKINS’ SALOON, ' Opposite the: Union Hotel, Main Street. 027-1 ANDREW R. JENKINS, Prep’r. Dry' Fancy Goods, Goods, -. JHow to Eeonomize ! Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH? S Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts,Nevada City. Car pets, Millinery Oil Cloths, Goods, MELLVILLE C. KEITH, M. D. Homeepathic Physician, NO. 655 HOWARD STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. Persons suffering from CANCER, PALSEY, PARALYSIS; AND CHRONIC DISEASES ‘And who have been given up as hopeless by other Physicians, will find it to their advantage to consult DR, KEITH. Office Hours—10 4. Mm. to 12 M.;2to4 P. M.; Tto 8P.M. Consultation free. sepl5 MRS. C. COOK, First Premium, Manufacturer of HAIR JEWELRY, 519 Montgomery street, Between Clay and Commercial Streets. . SAN FRANCTSCO, San Francisco, Nov. 18th. J. F. BUSSENIUS, Apothecary and Chemist, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts. NEVADA. cay (2 PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTION CAREFULLY PREPARED AT ALL HOURS—DAY OR NIGHT. nov? “ABOLITION OIL ’ [For abolishing pain} For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, NEW MILLINERY STORE NO. 3 MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY, Third Door below Gilman's Dry Goods Store. BS. A. F. JONES would _ respectfully inform the Ladies of Nevada City that she has just received a choice selection of New & Fashionable Millinery Goods CONSISTING OF Bonnets, Hats, Turbans, Feathers, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, Velvets, Veils, Ornaments, &c. Which will be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRIMo Suits made to order at short notice. Also, Press and Coloring ee sack th ao shee “TOYS NEW STOCK PRICES LOWER! NEW FANCY ARTICLES! FOR 'PRESENTS ! Selected by MR. KOHLER from the Richest ColoF lections in Europe. A. KOHLER, WHoLEsaLE Rooms—424% Sansonie Street, up Stairs, extending from Clay to Commercial,’ San Francisco. nl3 Grass Valley and Nevada Laundry. OFFICE AT T. C, Lampe’s Barber Shop, NationR al Exchange; ~ E are ys to turn out any quantity of RENOVATED and CLEAN LINEN, on ; ° 3HEs HORTEST NOTICE. ed with buttons on. Packages called for and returned. All orders left at the office B ior tly attendto. ~~ LIBBEY # KAISER, Proprietors, Nevada, October 26th, 1866. im Wall Paper. Wall Paper. . “i F. A. POTTER,, MASONIC BUIRDING, PINE STREST, § . _“~< on hand and for gale, .every variety and quality of Wall Paper, Window Shades, Win_DOW FIXTURES, PICTURE CORDS, TASSELS, PICTURE MOULDINGS & CORNICE (2 Frames made to order. Fall andWinter Dry & Fancy Goods The Ch eapest Dry Goods in town. . CLINE & NOVITSKY, wee inform the people of Nevada City and vicinicy that they have JusST RECEIVED A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS! The Best Stock of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS, FLANNELS, ALPACCAS, MERINOS, SILKS, HOST. RY, LACES, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY & THREE-PLY CARPETS, &., &. To be found in our Store on F@"COMMERCIAL STREET, nearly opposite Randwtph's Jewelry Store. 463 : E CLINE & NOVITSKY. Nevada City, Oct. 2ist. H. H. BANCROFT & LL Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, CO. SAN FRANCISCO. K® constantly on hand full Stocks of Miscellaneous Books, Scientific Books, School Booka, Law Books, Medical Books, BLANKS, and Stationers’ Holiday Goods ! Gift Books, Standard Books, and Poets, fine bindings, Photograph — Albums, Engravings, Pictures, Statuary and Fine ions, Officials others promptly fil and ‘reawoeltaliy caianed.Stationery, All garments washed without injury and return. CHARLES F. ROBRINS & CO., ° ‘AMERICAN, : ft ENGLISH AND FRENCH WATCHES, g3 FOR SALE BY W.[C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, Sept. 7th.’ > : D. 8. BAKER, ae J. A, MARTIN. BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS : OF A_ KINDS. —ALSO— ‘WHEAT, CORN, 4. BARLEY, . Big? GROUND FEED, WOOD! WOOD! Woop! Shakes, Shingles, &c., &¢., WHERE? At.BAKER & MARTINS, = NO. 73 BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. (Established in 1853.) BY— JAMES J, OTT, , Office—28 Main Street, Nevada City. Bee AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Melted and Assayed. Correctness of Assays fully guaranteed. : eiting done in the presence of depositors. DANIEL E. ALEXANDER, Attorney at Law, OFFICE—No, 86 Commercial Street, near Pine. NEVADA CITY, CAL: . Will practice in all the Courts of the State. o& c. M. BATES, PHMYSICIEAN. : _ '—OFrFIce—In Masonic Building, on Pine street, Nevada city PAPER WAREHOUSE, 538 Clay Street, San Francisco. Importers and Dealers in’ TYPE, PRESSES AND PRENTING MATERIAL. San Francisco, Sept, 18th. : JAMES MONRO, Dealer, in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef, CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c, (2 Everything in the Meat line sold at the lowest Cash price. Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Theatre. : si CH. FERRAND, wPHOTOUVRAPHIC 2 —~AND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, G2” Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best style of the Art. ON PINE 8SFREET, Over the United States Bakery.GOOD NEWS FROM NEVADA! MINERS’ TWO0-BIT RESTAURANT. ‘q‘HE undersigned takes this method of inform: 1 ing his numerous old friends and the public tpigeneral that he has opened the.above named on : : HORS, OF OMMERCIAL STREET, Where he will serve Meals, FOR CASH ONLY FOR TWO-BITS EACH! Twenty-Five Cents. . : PA SPT HENRY PYRMONT J. I. Caldwell and John Caldwell, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. No. 42 Broad street, Nevada, City. ot oa LDWELL, Notary Public for Nevada County and Commissicner for the State of Nevada. JOHN CALDWELL, 7 oman git and NoPublic for Nevada County,7 I CALDWELL, Depity District Attorney. BLAZE’S SALOON ! Corner of Pine and Coiiimercial Sts. ta IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK 4 é GO TO BLAZE’S, rm A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTARY PUBLIC, And Commission of Deeds for Nevada. Main street, North San Juan, next.door above Frank Smith's. — OFFICE— : ' Corner of Broad and “Pine. Streets, Nevada City. 7 REGISTERED _ = General Accident Tickets or Policies : —OF THE— ao > _. RAILWAY PASSENGERS — "ASSURANCE COMPANY, aon or bcesyene. Cover all kinds of Accidents, ‘ : Traveling or otherwise, They require no Application, are fully Registered, and Insure for _ FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS in case of Fatal Accidents, . ' iting ae —on— $25 Weekly Compensation in case OF DISABLING BODILY INJURY, At 25 Cents per day. ey A. H, OTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada Office No, 30 Main Street. Nevada, Nov. 2nd. Importers-and Dealers in APSTATIONERY, r BLANK BOOKS, FOOLSCAP, LEGAL, LETTER, AND NOTE ‘PAPERS, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, * WRITING FLUIDS AND INKS, POST OFFICE AND LEGAL ENVELOPES, . MEMORANDUM AND TIME BOOKS, CARD STOCK, &c. &. Everyth'ng in the Stationery Line at San Francisco Prices, Ge"BLANK BOOKS MANUFACTURED. gg Steam Printing Establish ment, Saci nhento, Oct. 16th—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—cornerof Broad and Pine sts; I would inform my friends and all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those fav me with acall,atany hour. Teet after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain, I WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this office to be performed in a more skillful Manner, and better satisfaction given than cleewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made, M charges are moderate, and to suit the times i am permanently located in this city, on Sacramento street, third house ance Hall. : Vulcanite Work done at this office. NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY Residence Temperpromptly and neatly Nm Tie MACHINE SHOP. STKAM ENGINES AND BOILERS built te order. haa AND. MACHINERY of every description. : QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, or repaired, Every kinds of Building Castings, Saw, Crist " Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any Kstablix-hment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freight added. ts Nevada, Sept. 15th. HEUGH & THOM. “NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL! 28. LE RICHAUS ’ GOLDEN BALSAM, —AND— SPANISH ANTIDOTE, a firstand second s Se eon legs or ; sore ears, eyes, Be, &e, Bs Oe rile ficken’ Golden Balsam No, 2 cures tertiary, mercurial or Md pear rheumatism, pains in the bones, andseradicates all diseases from the “TO Le Richeu's Spanish Antidate for the cure of gonorrhea, gleet, irritation, gravel, and all urinary or genital disarran ements. Dr. Le Richau’s Spanish pueeion. a hey . and injection for severe caees of gonorr: . rma iy ar an and all diseases of the kidd b er, os r, Le Richau’s Ly oa Ointment for pe effec. hedling of s © sores eruptions, “Tae ye ted OF Dr. Le Richan’s Gulden Pills for seminal weakness, Cp open imcy, and ed apt 809 aris from and excessive abnee. Dau sent eyerywhere by Express, carefully packed. ge None genuine without the signature of C, FRENCH RICHARDS, Chemist, on every bottle, C. F. RICHARDS & CO., Druggists and Chemists, south-west corner of Clay and Sansomwme streets, San Francisco, Sole Agents. nls €6:; BOres On J.C, DEUEL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ANS NOTARY PUBLIC. NO. 18 MILL TR ERT, ¢ 8 VALL ay. CONNECTI(cur, H. 8. CROCKER & co,, 42 & 44 3 Street, Sacramento, . . Malt and Bark Mills; horse. power and car wheels. I R LE HICHAU’S Golden Baleam No.1, cures _ mastur a fitted up: ‘tp tients team sieabins

MENT}! . STORE ang Lecessors,} their line r other rs 1 & cargo for efit BEWARE} ISIONS RS, S; &e. &e. ' ve, > enough dnotto , 4 kinds, vefit of me; Lard niverse. want at as intain ot dg than ard, that , Or RO sale. ~ tes’ down ter, , We ly Sluice jes, 9 mijohns hem. yuantity ind have ne., ‘ ‘ m.} sake a berAITE. : a strvet. . and is enlisting soldiers for the cavalry ~~ top dirt has been worked off to the top of ‘NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ‘LOCAL ENTELLIGENCE eeeMiss PIrrstncer’s READINGS.—The weather permitting, Miss Eliza A. Pittsinger will give her readings at the Congregational Church this evening. Miss Pittsinger’s poems have gained for her a wide reputation, and she will read*several of her best productions this evening. Her poems are chiefly patriotic, and commend themselves to all lovers of freedom. * “The } Eagle,” written in the early stage of the war is truly beautiful and prophetic. The} . poems entitled “Land of Beauty, Land of Gold” and “Give us back our dead” are gems. Besides her own productions Miss Pittsinger will read a number of selections from the best authors. The entertainment. will be excellent and we advise al -to attend this evening. . THE Raw Fauu.—The rain fall up to yesterday at 11 o'clock, according to the guage at the office of the South Yuba Canal Company, was ‘as follows: the old guage, 2.32; the Teynent guage, such as is used in San Francisco, measured 2.86. The variation of the two guages in the last twenty-four hours of thé storm waé . ‘ 24 of aninch. These. guages are placed side by side and the result shows that the rain fall in the mountains is even greater than was supposed. The excess has been 80 great that many believed the measure Went could not be accurate. The total fall ‘in this city duting the season, according to Tennent’s guage has been 6.47. MINING.—We understand that the recent storm gave the miners of Little York Township sufficient water to work their cement mills,“and that several will re. sume operations this week. The supply isnot yet sufficient for many of the hy: draulic claims to. commence operations, but a number of these will start soon. ‘We hear from all parts of the county that an unusual amount of this kind of mining will be done during the present season.—. We hope the storm will continue until every locality is supplied with sufficient Water for mining purposes. RECRUITING.—Lieut. Porter has taken charge of the recruiting office in this city regiment which is being raised for the regular army, on this coast. Men who ‘want to enter the service will now find an ‘opportunity todo so. The rendezvous is in the Kidd & Knox building, corner: of Broad and Pine streets. : THe GazeTTE.—The Nevada Gazette has again changed hands. The old proprietors have sold the entire establishment to our worthy County Assessor, E. F. Bean, and although the’ new proprietor and conductor of the paper has not declared “his policy,” we are confident that hereafter the Gazette will be true to the principles of the Union-party. No one who is acquainted with the’ irrepressible na_ ture of the new proprietor, can question his position. We welcome.our friend to the fraternity and wish him great success in his new enterprise. The paper of this morning will no doubt fully explain the intention of its new editor and proprietor. THANKSGIVING Servicrs.—The Protestant churches of this city have made. ar rangements for united services during the present week, On Thanksgiving Day the service will be held in the Methodist Church, and the sermon will be preached by the Rey. Henry ‘A. Wirt, of the Baptist Church. Union prayer meetings will be held at the Methodist Church on “Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, and at thé Congregational Church on Tuesday and Friday evenings. ‘In these services all the congregations of the city will unite, and all the people are invited to attend. MILL STaRTED.—The mill of Garber & Wear, on the old’ Blue Lead claim, at Red Dog, started up yesterday thorning. The ‘the old breasts by hydraulic, leaving a strata of cement about six feet deep, which _ Will now be crushed in the mill. The Stavel is rich, some of it prospecting as high us six bits to the pan. Bully Seanseript. FRESH OYSTERS AND CLAMS, — RECEIVED DAILY AND SEVRED TO ORDER. Oysters Raw, : : Oysters Stewed, : Oysters Fried, Fancy Roast, Clam Chowder, * Ss Clam Soup. PIG'S FEET, LAMB: TONGUES, TEA AND TOAST, AT JENKINS’ SALOON, ' Opposite the: Union Hotel, Main Street. 027-1 ANDREW R. JENKINS, Prep’r. Dry' Fancy Goods, Goods, -. JHow to Eeonomize ! Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH? S Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts,Nevada City. Car pets, Millinery Oil Cloths, Goods, MELLVILLE C. KEITH, M. D. Homeepathic Physician, NO. 655 HOWARD STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. Persons suffering from CANCER, PALSEY, PARALYSIS; AND CHRONIC DISEASES ‘And who have been given up as hopeless by other Physicians, will find it to their advantage to consult DR, KEITH. Office Hours—10 4. Mm. to 12 M.;2to4 P. M.; Tto 8P.M. Consultation free. sepl5 MRS. C. COOK, First Premium, Manufacturer of HAIR JEWELRY, 519 Montgomery street, Between Clay and Commercial Streets. . SAN FRANCTSCO, San Francisco, Nov. 18th. J. F. BUSSENIUS, Apothecary and Chemist, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts. NEVADA. cay (2 PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTION CAREFULLY PREPARED AT ALL HOURS—DAY OR NIGHT. nov? “ABOLITION OIL ’ [For abolishing pain} For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, NEW MILLINERY STORE NO. 3 MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY, Third Door below Gilman's Dry Goods Store. BS. A. F. JONES would _ respectfully inform the Ladies of Nevada City that she has just received a choice selection of New & Fashionable Millinery Goods CONSISTING OF Bonnets, Hats, Turbans, Feathers, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, Velvets, Veils, Ornaments, &c. Which will be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRIMo Suits made to order at short notice. Also, Press and Coloring ee sack th ao shee “TOYS NEW STOCK PRICES LOWER! NEW FANCY ARTICLES! FOR 'PRESENTS ! Selected by MR. KOHLER from the Richest ColoF lections in Europe. A. KOHLER, WHoLEsaLE Rooms—424% Sansonie Street, up Stairs, extending from Clay to Commercial,’ San Francisco. nl3 Grass Valley and Nevada Laundry. OFFICE AT T. C, Lampe’s Barber Shop, NationR al Exchange; ~ E are ys to turn out any quantity of RENOVATED and CLEAN LINEN, on ; ° 3HEs HORTEST NOTICE. ed with buttons on. Packages called for and returned. All orders left at the office B ior tly attendto. ~~ LIBBEY # KAISER, Proprietors, Nevada, October 26th, 1866. im Wall Paper. Wall Paper. . “i F. A. POTTER,, MASONIC BUIRDING, PINE STREST, § . _“~< on hand and for gale, .every variety and quality of Wall Paper, Window Shades, Win_DOW FIXTURES, PICTURE CORDS, TASSELS, PICTURE MOULDINGS & CORNICE (2 Frames made to order. Fall andWinter Dry & Fancy Goods The Ch eapest Dry Goods in town. . CLINE & NOVITSKY, wee inform the people of Nevada City and vicinicy that they have JusST RECEIVED A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS!

The Best Stock of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS, FLANNELS, ALPACCAS, MERINOS, SILKS, HOST. RY, LACES, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY & THREE-PLY CARPETS, &., &. To be found in our Store on F@"COMMERCIAL STREET, nearly opposite Randwtph's Jewelry Store. 463 : E CLINE & NOVITSKY. Nevada City, Oct. 2ist. H. H. BANCROFT & LL Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, CO. SAN FRANCISCO. K® constantly on hand full Stocks of Miscellaneous Books, Scientific Books, School Booka, Law Books, Medical Books, BLANKS, and Stationers’ Holiday Goods ! Gift Books, Standard Books, and Poets, fine bindings, Photograph — Albums, Engravings, Pictures, Statuary and Fine ions, Officials others promptly fil and ‘reawoeltaliy caianed.Stationery, All garments washed without injury and return. CHARLES F. ROBRINS & CO., ° ‘AMERICAN, : ft ENGLISH AND FRENCH WATCHES, g3 FOR SALE BY W.[C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, Sept. 7th.’ > : D. 8. BAKER, ae J. A, MARTIN. BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS : OF A_ KINDS. —ALSO— ‘WHEAT, CORN, 4. BARLEY, . Big? GROUND FEED, WOOD! WOOD! Woop! Shakes, Shingles, &c., &¢., WHERE? At.BAKER & MARTINS, = NO. 73 BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. (Established in 1853.) BY— JAMES J, OTT, , Office—28 Main Street, Nevada City. Bee AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Melted and Assayed. Correctness of Assays fully guaranteed. : eiting done in the presence of depositors. DANIEL E. ALEXANDER, Attorney at Law, OFFICE—No, 86 Commercial Street, near Pine. NEVADA CITY, CAL: . Will practice in all the Courts of the State. o& c. M. BATES, PHMYSICIEAN. : _ '—OFrFIce—In Masonic Building, on Pine street, Nevada city PAPER WAREHOUSE, 538 Clay Street, San Francisco. Importers and Dealers in’ TYPE, PRESSES AND PRENTING MATERIAL. San Francisco, Sept, 18th. : JAMES MONRO, Dealer, in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef, CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c, (2 Everything in the Meat line sold at the lowest Cash price. Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Theatre. : si CH. FERRAND, wPHOTOUVRAPHIC 2 —~AND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, G2” Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best style of the Art. ON PINE 8SFREET, Over the United States Bakery.GOOD NEWS FROM NEVADA! MINERS’ TWO0-BIT RESTAURANT. ‘q‘HE undersigned takes this method of inform: 1 ing his numerous old friends and the public tpigeneral that he has opened the.above named on : : HORS, OF OMMERCIAL STREET, Where he will serve Meals, FOR CASH ONLY FOR TWO-BITS EACH! Twenty-Five Cents. . : PA SPT HENRY PYRMONT J. I. Caldwell and John Caldwell, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. No. 42 Broad street, Nevada, City. ot oa LDWELL, Notary Public for Nevada County and Commissicner for the State of Nevada. JOHN CALDWELL, 7 oman git and NoPublic for Nevada County,7 I CALDWELL, Depity District Attorney. BLAZE’S SALOON ! Corner of Pine and Coiiimercial Sts. ta IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK 4 é GO TO BLAZE’S, rm A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTARY PUBLIC, And Commission of Deeds for Nevada. Main street, North San Juan, next.door above Frank Smith's. — OFFICE— : ' Corner of Broad and “Pine. Streets, Nevada City. 7 REGISTERED _ = General Accident Tickets or Policies : —OF THE— ao > _. RAILWAY PASSENGERS — "ASSURANCE COMPANY, aon or bcesyene. Cover all kinds of Accidents, ‘ : Traveling or otherwise, They require no Application, are fully Registered, and Insure for _ FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS in case of Fatal Accidents, . ' iting ae —on— $25 Weekly Compensation in case OF DISABLING BODILY INJURY, At 25 Cents per day. ey A. H, OTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada Office No, 30 Main Street. Nevada, Nov. 2nd. Importers-and Dealers in APSTATIONERY, r BLANK BOOKS, FOOLSCAP, LEGAL, LETTER, AND NOTE ‘PAPERS, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, * WRITING FLUIDS AND INKS, POST OFFICE AND LEGAL ENVELOPES, . MEMORANDUM AND TIME BOOKS, CARD STOCK, &c. &. Everyth'ng in the Stationery Line at San Francisco Prices, Ge"BLANK BOOKS MANUFACTURED. gg Steam Printing Establish ment, Saci nhento, Oct. 16th—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—cornerof Broad and Pine sts; I would inform my friends and all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those fav me with acall,atany hour. Teet after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain, I WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this office to be performed in a more skillful Manner, and better satisfaction given than cleewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made, M charges are moderate, and to suit the times i am permanently located in this city, on Sacramento street, third house ance Hall. : Vulcanite Work done at this office. NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY Residence Temperpromptly and neatly Nm Tie MACHINE SHOP. STKAM ENGINES AND BOILERS built te order. haa AND. MACHINERY of every description. : QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, or repaired, Every kinds of Building Castings, Saw, Crist " Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any Kstablix-hment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freight added. ts Nevada, Sept. 15th. HEUGH & THOM. “NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL! 28. LE RICHAUS ’ GOLDEN BALSAM, —AND— SPANISH ANTIDOTE, a firstand second s Se eon legs or ; sore ears, eyes, Be, &e, Bs Oe rile ficken’ Golden Balsam No, 2 cures tertiary, mercurial or Md pear rheumatism, pains in the bones, andseradicates all diseases from the “TO Le Richeu's Spanish Antidate for the cure of gonorrhea, gleet, irritation, gravel, and all urinary or genital disarran ements. Dr. Le Richau’s Spanish pueeion. a hey . and injection for severe caees of gonorr: . rma iy ar an and all diseases of the kidd b er, os r, Le Richau’s Ly oa Ointment for pe effec. hedling of s © sores eruptions, “Tae ye ted OF Dr. Le Richan’s Gulden Pills for seminal weakness, Cp open imcy, and ed apt 809 aris from and excessive abnee. Dau sent eyerywhere by Express, carefully packed. ge None genuine without the signature of C, FRENCH RICHARDS, Chemist, on every bottle, C. F. RICHARDS & CO., Druggists and Chemists, south-west corner of Clay and Sansomwme streets, San Francisco, Sole Agents. nls €6:; BOres On J.C, DEUEL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ANS NOTARY PUBLIC. NO. 18 MILL TR ERT, ¢ 8 VALL ay. CONNECTI(cur, H. 8. CROCKER & co,, 42 & 44 3 Street, Sacramento, . . Malt and Bark Mills; horse. power and car wheels. I R LE HICHAU’S Golden Baleam No.1, cures _ mastur a fitted up: ‘tp tients team sieabins