November 8, 1865 (4 pages)

APS, SES, iters for this © I's ME ST. ME ST. OD8! D 8ST. &e. &e. I have on sany ever ats of eveinvited to rice, as I Dolls and ut _ this and Placer counties. y ‘ « . = . ‘ ide. , «Bae Covongn's Inquest.—The following synopsis of theevidenee given before the Corner, was furnished*by a gentleman who was presect during theexamination, in reference to the explosion of the boiler at the Pennsylvania mill: — The testimony of all who visited the house where the deceased was found, was, that in their opinion, it was toru down by the boiler_in its pussuge. ‘The deceased when found, was lying upon her back on the floor, witha ebair under lier and her head hangiag 4 over the sill of the house. When found she wae dead. Those who assisted in taking her out of the ruins, neticed thather scalp was badly cut, her skull broken in, and the prain exposed. Dr. R. M. Hunt. testified that upowexamining her head, he found the skuil-sufficiently fractured to cause: death. From the testimony of Mr. Collier (which was not reduced to writing by the jury) it would seem that the accident, was occasioned by the mest wanton neglect, and carelessness ou the part of the engineer. The accident in his opinion, was oczasioned: by improper treatment of the engine. It seems that while the pump was working very slowly, the engine had been blowing off steam for:nearly ‘half an. hour, until the water was exhausted, and the flues overheated, when the introduction of a’ mere than ordinary amount ot cold water caused the flues ‘to collapse. . The jury found a verdict in accordance with the above testimony. ARRESTED.—Shetitf Kent was arrested yesterday, by Constable. Venard, upon a warrant sworn out by a party charging him __with assaultand battery. He was.taken before Judge Smith and held to appear for trial-on Thursday evening next, at 7: o'clock. DeaTu.—At Cement Hill, on the 7th inst., Marion Hutchinsea, aged 31 years.— Deceased was taken from her.family and Q friends, without a moment's warning, by the terrible accideat which. oceuired yesterday morning. She was aa-affectionate wife and mother, and her many friends will sorrow for her loss. The funeral will take place from the residence of A. Nevin, near the Pennsylvania mill, this afternoon at3 o’clk. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. Tut Parape.—The Nevada Light Guard of this cify,and the Union Guard and Howell Zouaves of Gruss Valley, will meet at a drill and parade. As this will be the last parade until after the Winter, all the Companies will no doubt be out in full strength. The order for the Light Guard will be found in today’s paper. Members should remember that that the fine for failure to turn out is $3. Every man should make it a point to be with his Company on next Saturday. Ricn Rockx.—Rock from the Eddy ledge. which is located a short distance north of Cayoteville was recently crushed at Palmer’s mill, and paid about $75 to the ton. The ledge is large and easily worked. Tue splendid new steamer . recently launched by the Steam Navigation Company has been christened the Capitol. She is designed for the Sacramento trade and will be the. lengest boat on the river. Aw OLD Case.—The case of the Nevada County and Saeramento Canal Company vs Kidd et ale., recently came up in the-Supremne Court. Judgment was reversed, and the case remanded for further proceedings. EXPLoxninc.—The exploring party, consisting of Messrs. Belden, Kutz, Dornin, . Worrell and the County Surveyor, started yesterday to look for the head waters of Bear Valley, and ascertain the condition of this county along the boundary line between They may bring up in the land of “Ho Jo” befere they re‘ turn.” . “ ee “Tne Best Prrsicians are, Dr. Diet, Dr. Quiet, and Dr. Merryman,” aod we may add, Dr. Le Deyen—for his great blood purifier builds up the invahd father, resteres the mother, and saves the child. The iodine ea the organs of life, revitalizes ‘through the brain, heart, liver and kidneys: Let all use Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla Iodine Alterative. Crane & Brigham Ageots. ° THe Dalles Mountaineer says a couple of miners came down from the John Day mines some days since with thirty-reven pounds of gold, the result of their industry a ving Dav IN MASSACHUSETTS. The telegraph told us the 13th of Novewot ~the Glenbrook Park on Saturday néxt for . A tie and Magnificent Stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! Of the Very Latest Styles ! at ti S. HAAS & CO’S, Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. +) Newada City. Deena BY breve 8S. HAAS & CO., would inform the peuple of thts city and county that they have just received a most magnificent stock of Fall and Winter poten of the Lutest: New Yerk style. “These goods are-oflered for sale “AT PANIC PRICES . None Sell Clothing as Cheap as we do, NO, NOT ONE! . Our Stock of ‘ Gent's Furnishing Goods, _ Hats and Caps, Ladies’ Shoes,Misses’ Shoes, # oh AND Children’s Shoes Is the Largest im Nevada County ! F YOU WANT CLOTHING that will prove what it is represented w ve, call on : 8. HAAS & CO. F YOU DONT WANT TO PAY 25 per cent more, for the sume kiad of Gouds, wen call on , ‘ S. HAAS & CO. ‘None ever go away from this Store DISSA RISFIED With Prices, Fit or Quality of Goods! Our immense stock of Fashionable Clothing comprising every necessary for a coniplete outfit, consisting in’ part of Black, Blue and Brown Beaver Frock Coats, Black, Blue and Brown Cloth Frock Coats, made up , in the latest style ; Cassimere Business Suits, of every style and quality; Together -with an endless variety of Overcoats, — Don’t believe a word of this but call *-. and see for yourself ! 'B, HAAS & COMPANY, ’ Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &o, &e JULIUS GREENWALD, ~ . Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and Tobacco! AVING the same facilities for buying as the eld tirm Lam enabled to sell goods at < San Francisco Jobbing Prices and 25 per cent less than any Store in the mountains, To my extensive stock I would call the attention of Dealers and the public generally. Orders from all parts of the country will be faithfully attended to. . : -JULIUS GREENWALD. . Nevada, Oct. 15th. i F “*gOZODONT,’’ ‘*sOZODONT,’’ .” **gQ9ZODONT.’’ For sale by ‘E. F. SPENCEt Nevada, Nov. 2nd . TO THE LADIES! PALL & WINTER DRY GOODS! SOL. ROSENTHAL, Og OS Rotten of Hivvadn ont vicinity are particularly invited to call and examine the new and beautiful stock of "BALL & WINTER DRY GOODS! OF ALL KINDS,. ‘Which I have Just Received. ‘eough. I then took medicine, getting worse; ] thought L knew better, aud returneu to duty. Lo “Very few persens, even. among physl@ans, would have been willing upon aty terms to ha been in the cotidition of the writer of the follow: ing letter on the l4th.of Febroary last. 1 will anticipate somewhat his report of the facts, by a visit, **the very picture of guod health”? Time, whica tries and proves:all things, has sufficiently tested this case, and shown that neither relapse noe collapse having fullowed, tke—eure is perfect, and ean be eitéd among the scons of similar cases, the result.of my improyed mode of treating disease without medicine. G. M, BOURNE, Water Care Physician No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post St. August 27th, 1864. Soe ~~ Saeramento, April 30, 1865. _ DR. G. M. BOURNE—Dcear Sir :—It is with pleasure and satisfaction that I now let you know ‘of my good health. Looking back on what I have passed through, it seemsas if lL was hited from the yrave, and 1 think it my dlty to acknowledge to you and the world the benefit I derivéd from water treatment as administered by you in your celebrated baths. Lu was in August h i864, when diseage developed itself with a severe with chiits, fevers, loss of strength, and was ronounced consumptive This sect me to thinkng. aad finally lL determined to leave my “busi,” ness and go to the Sandwich Islands. having'been informed that 1 could not bé cured here. [went to San Francisco, and whilc waiting for a ship, calledon Dr Beurne, who stated that a trip to b the Islands weuid probably resuit disastrously. was wholly unnecessary, ag I could be speedily eured at hisestablistunent. I placed iny self under his treatment, andinone week was so much improved that k thought I could risk returning howe and to my duty as eagineer on the Central Pacific Railroad. . Lhe Doctor objected: but 1 about two weeks my cough returned, and I kept rae worse, and contrary to Dr. Bourne's 1nunction never to take medicine again. committed that folly, and soon was 80 completely rundown that IL could scarcely walk; 80. 48 a jast resort I concluded to once moreiry the Water Cure. 1 went to San Francisco, few of my friends expecting me to retarn ; in tact [ thought my return dvubttui. Onarriving at Dr Bourne's estab lishment, Feb. 14, 1806, I _ not able 19 get-intO the bath without assistance, but in a few days 1 began to gain. lremained with him only six weeks, “when . lejt, **a wiser and a better man,”’ without the aid of medicine. Lt have now been at work ecveral weeks. and find that I am gaining every day, anc-at present. bid fair to be stouter than ever before. Persons visiting the Doctor’s establishment will find it just what it shyuld be, in both Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s departments, and I cannut say too much in praise of the Doetor’s kind attention to his patients. This letter 1 write for the benetit of the afflicted, to be used as the. Doctor decides, and should it be the means of directing any one to his care and treatment who, as they aséiredly will, find relief, I will be paid for my trouble. Your obedient servant, JAMES CAMPBELL, Engineer Central Pacific Kaitroad. San Francisco, August 25, 1865. Advised by the undersigned, Mr. Jas Cemrbell, of the Central Pacific Railroad, who was then in a most deplorable state of ill-health, placed himself under the care of Dr. Bourne, the Water Cure Physician. Some six months aiterward he visited this city, when I accidentally met him at Dr Bourne’s establishnent, agd I um happy to ey restored to the enjoyment of good health and fine spirits. JOHN SULLIVAN. DR. BOURNE treats all diseases of the throat, ‘bronchitis, incipient consumption, pleurisy, croup, ete—with test success. Great relief is atiorded in advanced stages of consumption Rheumatisii. paralysis, neuralgia, fever and ague, dropsy, etc. ete., are also cured quickly.,, picasantly and economically. No medicine whaever. cot3i—3m aK wanufacty,; a Sing? n Sewing Mlachinues, No. 189 Montgomery Street, . x 2) ” ‘Weewe.—The Singer Machine to the only Machine that will sow all kinds of cloth with all kinds of thread. 975,000 MACHINES SOLD IN TWO YEARS! Tas almost-incredible increase in the-sale of the Singer Machine during the past two years is owing to the larity. of the Letter A-Traveerse Shuttle Family Machine, which was introduced in 1860, since which time it has earned and established a reputation for family uses equal to the celebrated manufacturing Magchives of this firm, which are generally acknowledged even by dealers in other-sewing machines, to be unequalled for such ‘No other Family Sewing Machine has such perfect and improved appliances for Ruffling, Hemming, Binding, Felling, Tucking, Gathering, Guaging, Braiding, Cording, Quilting, etc. All persons requiring information about ‘our Sew: ing Machines, their Sizes, Prices, Working Capacities. and the best Method of Purchasing. can obtain it by sending for a copy of the Singer Manufacturing Company’s ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET. Which is entirely devoted to the subject. It will be seut graus with specimens of work; LOVAL AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN. : WILLIAM BRODERICK. sepl General Agent for Singer Mauf’g Co. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—It is no probable that there is a place on the face of the earth where the inhabitants suffer so much with diseases having their origin in derangement of the nervous system, ifnot promptly sttended tu will produce such complaints as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Mental and Physical Debility, Impotency, Heart Disease, and numerous minor complaints, under Which the patient suffers wntil the physical powers are destroyed, an untimely grave. In ALL cases of nervous disorders, 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, Th# medicine is of purely vegetable extraction and will harm no will find the use of this mediéine of great benefit, as San Francisco, motto is ‘Quick nd Small Profits,” and uiets my Bog sath Laren Pee Sat. navree Weton Nervous Amtaete i Ee . saying that on the 15th of August, he made me . , For Stays and Guys. chest’ and lunge=which includes, ‘diphtheria, . ~ Chronometer-and Watch W tee ose tried prqntse « WATCHES, DIAMONDS; "Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles, FANCY GOODS. Masonic Bulldin g—Oorner of Pine & Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Nevada, Jan. 19th. : A. S: HALLIDIE & CO., -. WIRE ROPE MANUFACTURERS. 412 Clay street, San Francisco, ee INING COMPANIES and others using” rope, are informed that. wire rope is stronger, more durable and very much cheaper than any other kind of Rope, and it isnot aflected by atmospheric changes. We manufacture of every length ana size. ‘ Round Wire Rope, Of Iron and Steel, for Hoisting purposes, Ferry Ropes and Derrick Guys. . Steel Wire Rope For small Gear and for Derrick Fall Ropes, vety durable and light, with suitable Biocks. . WBlat Wire Hope, For Hoisting from Mines. ‘Small sizes for Pamp selts. $ : ‘Galvanized Iron Wire Bope, Iron and Copper Wire Cord, For Hanging Window Sashes—Nignal Cords, & And would refer to the many Companies ‘who are using our Ropes, throughout California nad the «tjoining States. : List of priccs with strengths, ete., forwarded od application to the manufacturers, orto ‘CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO., 830-6m ¥ Agentetor Nevada. Great American PRIZE CONCERT! AT CROSBY’S OPERA HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILL., FEBRUARY 22nd, 1866. 20,000 Valuable Gifts worth $96,800 Presented to the Ticket Holders. 100,000 Tickets only will be sold. _ I Gift of $10,000 cash .ecesceeeeeeee+0$10,000 1 Gift of $5,000 CABNs coccerccccesscceses §,000 50 Gifts, 50 English Patent Lever Gold Watches, valued at $400 each..20,000 100 Gifts, 100 American. Silver, Lever Watches, valued at $100 each. ..++++ 48 Gifts 48 Silver, Lever Watches valued at $50 CAC cect eases eenes Ber edeseces. 5000 Gifts, 5000, Turkey Morocco, gold clasps, Albums# valued at $5 each. 4800 Gifts, 4800 gold clash Albums, ;val10,000 Gifts, 10,000. cash at. $l1—each. 10,000 All the above Goods are genuine, as represented. and are listed at a fair valuation. Each ticket is registered before being sent out. 10,000 2,400 25,000 40,000 Tickets already sold. Send in your orders if you wish to secure them, Tickets One Dollar each in Greenbacks or 11 for $10 sent by mail to any address upbn receipt of Price and P. O. Stamp. BRIGGS, LEMON & CO. BRS 14¢ Dearborn Street, Chicago, Tll., Nov. 3d—2m 8. ROTHSCHILD, Masonic Building, PINE STREET. DEALER IN Cigars, Tobacco, Meershaum Pipes, MATCHES, PLAYING CARDS, KNIVES, &c. The choicest Havana Cigars, 3 for 50 cts. « The best Havana Cigars, 12 1-2 cts. &7 Store closed from Friday Evening to Saturday Evening. * 826 JAMES J. OTT, ASSAYER, Pioneer Office, Nevada City, Cal. GOLD MELTED AND ASSAYED, ETURNo» given infrom three to six hours, in Bars and correctness of Assays is fully guaranteed. Melting done in presence of Depositors. Grains and Clippings returned or brought in .account: Assays made of Minerals, Jeweler's sweepings, ete. Charges for Melting and Assaying Gold at Sen Francisco prices. y jy23 ARE YOU INSURED! ——— ne LIFE INSURANCE ! INSURANCE against accidents to Merchants, Artisans, &0 A General Insurance business transacted by E. ¥F. SPENCE. Special Netice.—We would call the attentiva of our readers to the Grover & Baker Machines.— ia too well established for us to at‘Their reputation is Seaham tempt a word in their fayer, but . any persuo Tudle a reliable Timi} sdhor Mastin’, Parties will be notified by mail of the result of the . FIRE INSURANCE! & WHOLESALE & RETAIL * 5 eae ‘ DEALERS IN “=: GROCERIES LIQUORS, PEED, all kinds, MINERS. FOOLS, Sex be NO. 39 BROAD STREET. H STOCK IS THE LARGEST aud best selected in the mountains aud we guiaantee satisfaction in all cases. : By fair and honorable dealing we hope to sécure a share of public patronage. " ‘During the several months we have been in business the appreciation of the public has been beyond our most sanguine expectations. We have established a House where wur friends and the publi¢ can: get good articles if they. are to be foundin the market withious paying the bad debts of others. iF Cash customers or those just as : good are the kind we are hunting after ad none others. All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill. We are prepared to fill any orderon 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, es: 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. oo. A General Assortment of HARDWARE, Consisting of Padlocks, &c. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. . NAILS, All soris by the keg or pound. A general and fine assortment of er AMMUNITION, ~& Of all kinds for Sportsmen Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot. assorted Chey GLASS AND STONE WABE. DEMIJOHNS, & Fine Lot, amc AN DLE Sw ANY QUANTITY. ae Wines,_. Brandies, _Whiskys, _ Porters, Bitters, . i Syrups And in short everything in that line. Kerosene. . . Lard Oil, Sperm, etc. _ Our friends and the public may rely vn having good Goods from our Houge and on satisfactory terms. All Goods delivered at a reasonable dix tance FREE OF CHARGE. GREGORY & WAITE ok PARR: a +H apd ee 9 + Dorada, Aug. 11th. WAITS 4 ‘Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, _

APS, SES, iters for this © I's ME ST. ME ST. OD8! D 8ST. &e. &e. I have on sany ever ats of eveinvited to rice, as I Dolls and ut _ this and Placer counties. y ‘ « . = . ‘ ide. , «Bae Covongn's Inquest.—The following synopsis of theevidenee given before the Corner, was furnished*by a gentleman who was presect during theexamination, in reference to the explosion of the boiler at the Pennsylvania mill: — The testimony of all who visited the house where the deceased was found, was, that in their opinion, it was toru down by the boiler_in its pussuge. ‘The deceased when found, was lying upon her back on the floor, witha ebair under lier and her head hangiag 4 over the sill of the house. When found she wae dead. Those who assisted in taking her out of the ruins, neticed thather scalp was badly cut, her skull broken in, and the prain exposed. Dr. R. M. Hunt. testified that upowexamining her head, he found the skuil-sufficiently fractured to cause: death. From the testimony of Mr. Collier (which was not reduced to writing by the jury) it would seem that the accident, was occasioned by the mest wanton neglect, and carelessness ou the part of the engineer. The accident in his opinion, was oczasioned: by improper treatment of the engine. It seems that while the pump was working very slowly, the engine had been blowing off steam for:nearly ‘half an. hour, until the water was exhausted, and the flues overheated, when the introduction of a’ mere than ordinary amount ot cold water caused the flues ‘to collapse. . The jury found a verdict in accordance with the above testimony. ARRESTED.—Shetitf Kent was arrested yesterday, by Constable. Venard, upon a warrant sworn out by a party charging him __with assaultand battery. He was.taken before Judge Smith and held to appear for trial-on Thursday evening next, at 7: o'clock. DeaTu.—At Cement Hill, on the 7th inst., Marion Hutchinsea, aged 31 years.— Deceased was taken from her.family and Q friends, without a moment's warning, by the terrible accideat which. oceuired yesterday morning. She was aa-affectionate wife and mother, and her many friends will sorrow for her loss. The funeral will take place from the residence of A. Nevin, near the Pennsylvania mill, this afternoon at3 o’clk. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. Tut Parape.—The Nevada Light Guard of this cify,and the Union Guard and Howell Zouaves of Gruss Valley, will meet at a drill and parade. As this will be the last parade until after the Winter, all the Companies will no doubt be out in full strength. The order for the Light Guard will be found in today’s paper. Members should remember that that the fine for failure to turn out is $3. Every man should make it a point to be with his Company on next Saturday. Ricn Rockx.—Rock from the Eddy ledge. which is located a short distance north of Cayoteville was recently crushed at Palmer’s mill, and paid about $75 to the ton. The ledge is large and easily worked. Tue splendid new steamer . recently launched by the Steam Navigation Company has been christened the Capitol. She is designed for the Sacramento trade and will be the. lengest boat on the river. Aw OLD Case.—The case of the Nevada County and Saeramento Canal Company vs Kidd et ale., recently came up in the-Supremne Court. Judgment was reversed, and the case remanded for further proceedings. EXPLoxninc.—The exploring party, consisting of Messrs. Belden, Kutz, Dornin, . Worrell and the County Surveyor, started yesterday to look for the head waters of Bear Valley, and ascertain the condition of this county along the boundary line between They may bring up in the land of “Ho Jo” befere they re‘ turn.” . “ ee “Tne Best Prrsicians are, Dr. Diet, Dr. Quiet, and Dr. Merryman,” aod we may add, Dr. Le Deyen—for his great blood purifier builds up the invahd father, resteres the mother, and saves the child. The iodine ea the organs of life, revitalizes ‘through the brain, heart, liver and kidneys: Let all use Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla Iodine Alterative. Crane & Brigham Ageots. ° THe Dalles Mountaineer says a couple of miners came down from the John Day mines some days since with thirty-reven pounds of gold, the result of their industry a ving Dav IN MASSACHUSETTS. The telegraph told us the 13th of Novewot ~the Glenbrook Park on Saturday néxt for . A tie and Magnificent Stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING ! Of the Very Latest Styles ! at ti S. HAAS & CO’S, Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. +) Newada City. Deena BY breve 8S. HAAS & CO., would inform the peuple of thts city and county that they have just received a most magnificent stock of Fall and Winter poten of the Lutest: New Yerk style. “These goods are-oflered for sale “AT PANIC PRICES . None Sell Clothing as Cheap as we do, NO, NOT ONE! . Our Stock of ‘ Gent's Furnishing Goods, _ Hats and Caps, Ladies’ Shoes,Misses’ Shoes, # oh AND Children’s Shoes Is the Largest im Nevada County ! F YOU WANT CLOTHING that will prove what it is represented w ve, call on : 8. HAAS & CO. F YOU DONT WANT TO PAY 25 per cent more, for the sume kiad of Gouds, wen call on , ‘ S. HAAS & CO. ‘None ever go away from this Store DISSA RISFIED With Prices, Fit or Quality of Goods! Our immense stock of Fashionable Clothing comprising every necessary for a coniplete outfit, consisting in’ part of Black, Blue and Brown Beaver Frock Coats, Black, Blue and Brown Cloth Frock Coats, made up , in the latest style ; Cassimere Business Suits, of every style and quality; Together -with an endless variety of Overcoats, — Don’t believe a word of this but call *-. and see for yourself ! 'B, HAAS & COMPANY, ’ Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &o, &e JULIUS GREENWALD, ~ . Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and Tobacco! AVING the same facilities for buying as the eld tirm Lam enabled to sell goods at < San Francisco Jobbing Prices and 25 per cent less than any Store in the mountains, To my extensive stock I would call the attention of Dealers and the public generally. Orders from all parts of the country will be faithfully attended to. . : -JULIUS GREENWALD. . Nevada, Oct. 15th. i F “*gOZODONT,’’ ‘*sOZODONT,’’ .” **gQ9ZODONT.’’ For sale by ‘E. F. SPENCEt Nevada, Nov. 2nd . TO THE LADIES! PALL & WINTER DRY GOODS! SOL. ROSENTHAL, Og OS Rotten of Hivvadn ont vicinity are particularly invited to call and examine the new and beautiful stock of "BALL & WINTER DRY GOODS! OF ALL KINDS,. ‘Which I have Just Received. ‘eough. I then took medicine, getting worse; ] thought L knew better, aud returneu to duty. Lo “Very few persens, even. among physl@ans, would have been willing upon aty terms to ha been in the cotidition of the writer of the follow: ing letter on the l4th.of Febroary last. 1 will anticipate somewhat his report of the facts, by a visit, **the very picture of guod health”? Time, whica tries and proves:all things, has sufficiently tested this case, and shown that neither relapse noe collapse having fullowed, tke—eure is perfect, and ean be eitéd among the scons of similar cases, the result.of my improyed mode of treating disease without medicine. G. M, BOURNE, Water Care Physician No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post St. August 27th, 1864. Soe ~~ Saeramento, April 30, 1865. _ DR. G. M. BOURNE—Dcear Sir :—It is with pleasure and satisfaction that I now let you know ‘of my good health. Looking back on what I have passed through, it seemsas if lL was hited from the yrave, and 1 think it my dlty to acknowledge to you and the world the benefit I derivéd from water treatment as administered by you in your celebrated baths. Lu was in August h i864, when diseage developed itself with a severe with chiits, fevers, loss of strength, and was ronounced consumptive This sect me to thinkng. aad finally lL determined to leave my “busi,” ness and go to the Sandwich Islands. having'been informed that 1 could not bé cured here. [went to San Francisco, and whilc waiting for a ship, calledon Dr Beurne, who stated that a trip to b the Islands weuid probably resuit disastrously. was wholly unnecessary, ag I could be speedily eured at hisestablistunent. I placed iny self under his treatment, andinone week was so much improved that k thought I could risk returning howe and to my duty as eagineer on the Central Pacific Railroad. . Lhe Doctor objected: but 1 about two weeks my cough returned, and I kept rae worse, and contrary to Dr. Bourne's 1nunction never to take medicine again. committed that folly, and soon was 80 completely rundown that IL could scarcely walk; 80. 48 a jast resort I concluded to once moreiry the Water Cure. 1 went to San Francisco, few of my friends expecting me to retarn ; in tact [ thought my return dvubttui. Onarriving at Dr Bourne's estab lishment, Feb. 14, 1806, I _ not able 19 get-intO the bath without assistance, but in a few days 1 began to gain. lremained with him only six weeks, “when . lejt, **a wiser and a better man,”’ without the aid of medicine. Lt have now been at work ecveral weeks. and find that I am gaining every day, anc-at present. bid fair to be stouter than ever before. Persons visiting the Doctor’s establishment will find it just what it shyuld be, in both Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s departments, and I cannut say too much in praise of the Doetor’s kind attention to his patients. This letter 1 write for the benetit of the afflicted, to be used as the. Doctor decides, and should it be the means of directing any one to his care and treatment who, as they aséiredly will, find relief, I will be paid for my trouble. Your obedient servant, JAMES CAMPBELL, Engineer Central Pacific Kaitroad. San Francisco, August 25, 1865. Advised by the undersigned, Mr. Jas Cemrbell, of the Central Pacific Railroad, who was then in a most deplorable state of ill-health, placed himself under the care of Dr. Bourne, the Water Cure Physician. Some six months aiterward he visited this city, when I accidentally met him at Dr Bourne’s establishnent, agd I um

happy to ey restored to the enjoyment of good health and fine spirits. JOHN SULLIVAN. DR. BOURNE treats all diseases of the throat, ‘bronchitis, incipient consumption, pleurisy, croup, ete—with test success. Great relief is atiorded in advanced stages of consumption Rheumatisii. paralysis, neuralgia, fever and ague, dropsy, etc. ete., are also cured quickly.,, picasantly and economically. No medicine whaever. cot3i—3m aK wanufacty,; a Sing? n Sewing Mlachinues, No. 189 Montgomery Street, . x 2) ” ‘Weewe.—The Singer Machine to the only Machine that will sow all kinds of cloth with all kinds of thread. 975,000 MACHINES SOLD IN TWO YEARS! Tas almost-incredible increase in the-sale of the Singer Machine during the past two years is owing to the larity. of the Letter A-Traveerse Shuttle Family Machine, which was introduced in 1860, since which time it has earned and established a reputation for family uses equal to the celebrated manufacturing Magchives of this firm, which are generally acknowledged even by dealers in other-sewing machines, to be unequalled for such ‘No other Family Sewing Machine has such perfect and improved appliances for Ruffling, Hemming, Binding, Felling, Tucking, Gathering, Guaging, Braiding, Cording, Quilting, etc. All persons requiring information about ‘our Sew: ing Machines, their Sizes, Prices, Working Capacities. and the best Method of Purchasing. can obtain it by sending for a copy of the Singer Manufacturing Company’s ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET. Which is entirely devoted to the subject. It will be seut graus with specimens of work; LOVAL AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN. : WILLIAM BRODERICK. sepl General Agent for Singer Mauf’g Co. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—It is no probable that there is a place on the face of the earth where the inhabitants suffer so much with diseases having their origin in derangement of the nervous system, ifnot promptly sttended tu will produce such complaints as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Mental and Physical Debility, Impotency, Heart Disease, and numerous minor complaints, under Which the patient suffers wntil the physical powers are destroyed, an untimely grave. In ALL cases of nervous disorders, 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, Th# medicine is of purely vegetable extraction and will harm no will find the use of this mediéine of great benefit, as San Francisco, motto is ‘Quick nd Small Profits,” and uiets my Bog sath Laren Pee Sat. navree Weton Nervous Amtaete i Ee . saying that on the 15th of August, he made me . , For Stays and Guys. chest’ and lunge=which includes, ‘diphtheria, . ~ Chronometer-and Watch W tee ose tried prqntse « WATCHES, DIAMONDS; "Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles, FANCY GOODS. Masonic Bulldin g—Oorner of Pine & Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Nevada, Jan. 19th. : A. S: HALLIDIE & CO., -. WIRE ROPE MANUFACTURERS. 412 Clay street, San Francisco, ee INING COMPANIES and others using” rope, are informed that. wire rope is stronger, more durable and very much cheaper than any other kind of Rope, and it isnot aflected by atmospheric changes. We manufacture of every length ana size. ‘ Round Wire Rope, Of Iron and Steel, for Hoisting purposes, Ferry Ropes and Derrick Guys. . Steel Wire Rope For small Gear and for Derrick Fall Ropes, vety durable and light, with suitable Biocks. . WBlat Wire Hope, For Hoisting from Mines. ‘Small sizes for Pamp selts. $ : ‘Galvanized Iron Wire Bope, Iron and Copper Wire Cord, For Hanging Window Sashes—Nignal Cords, & And would refer to the many Companies ‘who are using our Ropes, throughout California nad the «tjoining States. : List of priccs with strengths, ete., forwarded od application to the manufacturers, orto ‘CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO., 830-6m ¥ Agentetor Nevada. Great American PRIZE CONCERT! AT CROSBY’S OPERA HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILL., FEBRUARY 22nd, 1866. 20,000 Valuable Gifts worth $96,800 Presented to the Ticket Holders. 100,000 Tickets only will be sold. _ I Gift of $10,000 cash ..ecesceeeeeeee+0$10,000 1 Gift of $5,000 CABNs coccerccccesscceses §,000 50 Gifts, 50 English Patent Lever Gold Watches, valued at $400 each....20,000 100 Gifts, 100 American. Silver, Lever Watches, valued at $100 each. ...++++ 48 Gifts 48 Silver, Lever Watches valued at $50 CAC cect eases eenes Ber edeseces. 5000 Gifts, 5000, Turkey Morocco, gold clasps, Albums# valued at $5 each.. 4800 Gifts, 4800 gold clash Albums, ;val10,000 Gifts, 10,000. cash at. $l1—each.. 10,000 All the above Goods are genuine, as represented. and are listed at a fair valuation. Each ticket is registered before being sent out. 10,000 2,400 25,000 40,000 Tickets already sold. Send in your orders if you wish to secure them, Tickets One Dollar each in Greenbacks or 11 for $10 sent by mail to any address upbn receipt of Price and P. O. Stamp. BRIGGS, LEMON & CO. BRS 14¢ Dearborn Street, Chicago, Tll., Nov. 3d—2m 8. ROTHSCHILD, Masonic Building, PINE STREET. DEALER IN Cigars, Tobacco, Meershaum Pipes, MATCHES, PLAYING CARDS, KNIVES, &c. The choicest Havana Cigars, 3 for 50 cts. « The best Havana Cigars, 12 1-2 cts. &7 Store closed from Friday Evening to Saturday Evening. * 826 JAMES J. OTT, ASSAYER, Pioneer Office, Nevada City, Cal. GOLD MELTED AND ASSAYED, ETURNo» given infrom three to six hours, in Bars and correctness of Assays is fully guaranteed. Melting done in presence of Depositors. Grains and Clippings returned or brought in .account: Assays made of Minerals, Jeweler's sweepings, ete. Charges for Melting and Assaying Gold at Sen Francisco prices. y jy23 ARE YOU INSURED! ——— ne LIFE INSURANCE ! INSURANCE against accidents to Merchants, Artisans, &0 A General Insurance business transacted by E. ¥F. SPENCE. Special Netice.—We would call the attentiva of our readers to the Grover & Baker Machines.— ia too well established for us to at‘Their reputation is Seaham tempt a word in their fayer, but . any persuo Tudle a reliable Timi} sdhor Mastin’, Parties will be notified by mail of the result of the . FIRE INSURANCE! & WHOLESALE & RETAIL * 5 eae ‘ DEALERS IN “=: GROCERIES LIQUORS, PEED, all kinds, MINERS. FOOLS, Sex be NO. 39 BROAD STREET. H STOCK IS THE LARGEST aud best selected in the mountains aud we guiaantee satisfaction in all cases. : By fair and honorable dealing we hope to sécure a share of public patronage. " ‘During the several months we have been in business the appreciation of the public has been beyond our most sanguine expectations. We have established a House where wur friends and the publi¢ can: get good articles if they. are to be foundin the market withious paying the bad debts of others. iF Cash customers or those just as : good are the kind we are hunting after ad none others. All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill. We are prepared to fill any orderon 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, es: 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. oo. A General Assortment of HARDWARE, Consisting of Padlocks, &c. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. . NAILS, All soris by the keg or pound. A general and fine assortment of er AMMUNITION, ~& Of all kinds for Sportsmen Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot. assorted Chey GLASS AND STONE WABE. DEMIJOHNS, & Fine Lot, amc AN DLE Sw ANY QUANTITY. ae Wines,_. Brandies, _Whiskys, _ Porters, Bitters, . i Syrups And in short everything in that line. Kerosene. . . Lard Oil, Sperm, etc. _ Our friends and the public may rely vn having good Goods from our Houge and on satisfactory terms. All Goods delivered at a reasonable dix tance FREE OF CHARGE. GREGORY & WAITE ok PARR: a +H apd ee 9 + Dorada, Aug. 11th. WAITS 4 ‘Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, _