October 23, 1868 (4 pages)

ti) ~¥ i. fe. ili Ny tw cir The NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. © Hon. 8. Garfield, of Washington Ter. coftt, sivory, will address the peopie of Grass Valley,..Friday, Oct. 23. A grand Union meeting and torchlight procession will take place at Grass . ; Valley on the 31st inst. Hon. C. B. Denio and other speakers will address the people. Let every Union man come ‘out. MorRE OF THE EaRTHQUAKE.—Several passengers who left San Francisco at 4 o’clock on Tuesday, arrived on the stage yesterday. They infofm us that the accounts published do not begin to give an idea of the amount of damage done in the city, or the consternation of the peoplé. The houses were generally vacated, and people frantic with terror rushed to the ‘streets. The plaza and other open places were crowded with panic strack inhabitants,and the wholesale houses on Front, Battery and Sansome: Streets were generally closed, al-anost all kinds of business being en' tirely suspended. A ‘letter from Chas. Marsh to-E. W. Brown, states, “an immense amount of damuge is done, particularly im the lower-part of the city on the made ground. Qn California street, between Sansome and Battery, it is settled about two feet,and on Front street the ground is cracked open. The machinery in many of the shops is displaced. Seventeen bodies are reported at the @ead house.” <a TERRIBLE EXPLoston.—Steve Ven-. ard, who has just returned from the end . of the railroad, gives us particulars of a ‘terrible explosion of powder in a wagon and tent belonging to the railroad company. The explosion was caused by a man striking a match on the wheel of the wagon. One thousand. kegs of powder were discharged with a terrific report and six men were killed,namely, Louis Rathrock, Alex. Pritchard and four Chinamen. One of the bodies was thrown 1000 feet, and of one of the parties only a hand was found. The accident occurred at Twelve Mile Canon. Tae Buue Tent De .ecation.—In our account of the demonstration on Tuesday night we unintentionally neglected to mention the Blue Tent delegation. -They came.in a wagon and carried lamps. A sickly looking individual represented Democracy’ on its last legs, while several mea labored hard to keep it up. In the rear of the wagon was a man who had a hide stretched over a box and practically il” lustrated the manner of tanning Democratic hides. The transparency promised two toone for Grant at Blue Tent. This part of the procession caused great amusement, and the boys were enthusiastically cheered as they passed through the streets. Tage Concert To-Nient.—A rich treat is in store for those who attend the Theatre this evening to hear the treat cantatrice and queen of song, Htadaime Parepa Rosa. Never since days of Jenny Lind, has a vocalist received such univeral praise and given such general satisfaction to her audiences throughout the United States as ' Pavepa Rosa. A number of seats have already been engaged, and as the Concert is for this evening only, we advise lovers of music not to neglect the favored opportunity. Ge and hear the songstress. i Tae EARTHQUAKE IN THIS CounTY. At Red Dog the shock was not severe ‘enough to be noticed by any one, but at You Bet, only a mile and a half distant, it was very severe and was felt by a number of persons. Some say it was accompanied by a roaring sound. At Chalk Blaff, only a short distance from You Bet, it was so severe that some of the people rushed from their houses. A Goop Rott.—The Grant Club in this city has 802 names on the roll. The roll in 1864 was 660. The old roll and the new one may be seen at the Club room, and every man who has not . % onee. od” shies .torted a we qede ; payment of the Wau. : TO-DAY, Sick Such is the experience of th Few ‘health. ‘To what does, the. 1a attribute his uncerthin a? Not to himself, of cotiree. + e on the be, hot, or too of 408 danip, or ted , Or too vatee to fortify . on and bodily Grgeab 4 ‘the pxtremes and changes vf wi ¢omplains ?— No. He says, j %, that only an iron mati could Such great heat, or such vidlent ¢ r such sudden vicissitudes. Why then does he not resort to the great Tonic and Preventive, which, if it will not make him an iron man, wilt at ‘least quadruple the capacity of his system two repel all external agencies that tend to. produce disease? HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS, taken faithfully according to the direcbrace the nerves, tone the liver, and regulate and regulate and invigorate the whole anima! machinery, that the system, instead of being at the mercy of the weather, and liable to be prostrated by every change of temperature, will become ¢ase-hardened, as it were, fluences. It is to this:preventive principle thatHOSTETTER’S BITTERS “owe their great popularity in the West Sndies, Critish America and Australia. Agents fot Pacific coast, HOSTETTER, SMITH & CO., wholesale d:uggists, San Francisco. sence . MATRA RED OE TELE, CAUTION! LL PERSONS -ARE HEREBY CAU4k. ‘TIONED not to negotiate for an, Order Nu. 8) dated July 14th, 1868, ‘drawn. on the Mohawk and Montreal Corisolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company in favor of the under8:gned, for the sum of One Hundred, KightyFour and 96-100 ($184 96) dollars, upon whieh One Hundred Dollars have been paid, and the balance having been stopped the hands of the company: . J. SEMMONS. Meadow Lake, Oct. 19th 1968, o23—1m }NTERPRISE GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location of Works, meeting of the Board‘of Trustees. of said 1868, an assessment of one do. per share was levied upon each and every share of the capital stock of said Company, legally cnpabig Unaimaats bathe Recomeryr at he a mm to cretary, a office, Room Number 5, Government Hoyse, Northwest corner of Sansome and Washington streets, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day of Nov, 1868, shall be deemed i gee no unless oe pe shall be nade before, be sold at public auction. WM. B. MAY, Secretary. Office—Room No oo Government House, northwest corner W. ington. and Sansome streets, San Francisco, ‘ alifornia, San Francisco, Uct, 22nd. NEVADA THEATRE, PAREPA ROSA, The Celebrated Cantatrice, D @e VIVO has the honor to announce BJe tothe public of Nevada City aid its vicinity, that the acknowledged QUEEN OF SONG, Mme, Euphrosine Parepa Rosa, ance in this city in a GRAND CONCERT! —ON— “Friday Evening, Oct. 23d. MME. PAREPA ROSA. Will be assisted by MR. BROOKHOUSE BOWLER, The Distinguished Tenor. SIG. P, FERRANTI, . The Kminently Brilliant Baritone. MR. GEORGE T, EVANS, 'The Favorite Pianist. Admission $1 0. Reserved Seats $2. Seats can be secured at the National Exchange Hotel on Tuesday. 018 VALTABLE MINING GROUND —aND— WATER RIGHT FOR SALE, At Moore’s Fiat. iC CLAIMS of JAMES MANOGUE & CO., situated the east side of Moore's Flat, Nevad a and sv far as worked it has proven . ean te Bho owners—and ths bed rock tw r and five hundred feet of eleven inch Pipe 5 two jg aad feet six inch iron & good cast iron be with the claims. In connection tions, will so strengthen the stomach,: and almost impervious to climatic inMeadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county . » _ California. Notice is hereby given, ‘that at a}: ~~ Company, held on the 19th day of October . . . on the 5th day of December,1s68,to pay the de-" linquent assexsment, together with costs of ad. }. vertising and expenses of sale. Will make her FIRST ‘AND ONLY appear{. 0O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. . opposrTION CLOTHING STORE . : i ‘ < Nae ne os rSe ee is <euarea ties beciroul ohn A. Lancaster ben A. T. Robinson under the firm of LANCASon dls apenas who will hereafter do Nevede _ J Lk A. T. ROBINSON, Nevada, Oct, 3d. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, _ Opposite the National Exchange LANCASTER & ROBINSON, > ~ ae Pa BUGUIES vw ve isouuu in this part of the State Teams, with elegant Buggi Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most r terme. Our Horses are tree from, vice, of tine style and capable of going as fast as any gentieman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended te wita promptness. : _ Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the best of care guaranteed. LANCASTEK & ROBINSON, Nevada, Oct. 4th, DISSOLUTION. Noo is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between I. T, baxby aud J. A. Lancaster, in the-Livery business and the firm name of SAXBY & LANCAS JK is this day dissolved by mutual consent, All persons indested to the firm are requested to cali and settle i tely and 4li persons having demands against said firm are requested tw present.the came tor payment. Hither party is authorized to make settlement, i 1, T. sAXBY, “J. A. LANCASTER, Nevada, Oct. 1 1868, , FOR THIRTY DAYS! We will sell our Large stock of CLOTHING,‘BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, BEST RUBBER COATS AND BOOTS, Fa, ae SAN FRANCISCO . < WHOLESALE PRICE3os TO MAKE ROOM FORK A LARGE SUP. PLY OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS Anybody in want of the articles above men tioned will find it to their advantage by calling on S. HAAS & CO. Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts. Nevada. Sept. 26th, BUILDER’S INSURANCE CO Of San Francisco. THOMAS MOONEY, President. i THOS, 8. FINCHLEY, Agent, FOR NEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIES 2” Leave your-orders on slate at VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO. * North-west corner Commercial & Pine ets. Nevada, June 234,._. : Cal. RB. CLARKE, 0. DUNBLE, CLARKE & DUNKLE, FORWARDING MERCHANTS. OFFICE AT RAILROAD DEPOT, terms, . ("SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Wal 14 Volcanoes hae yomrtulss ee Mark pods “C & D. COME ara mow TE unl A hewrth ko wh” Wayons and . B. MEYER &, 00.,_ OULD inform the People of Nevada that W they are at their old stand, Cor, of Broad & Pime Streets, Selling Clothing 30 per cent cheap——— @y" ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS 18 TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF __ SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aAND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dregs Suits. FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners? Shirts and Underclothing, amin Shoes, and at Gaiters, TRUNKS, \ VALISES, SATCHELS,; » UMBRELLAS, — CANNOT BE EXCELLED! FURNISHING Coops , hase us.# call and we will guarantee satisfaction . i noe 8” Dun'T FORGET THE PLACE, OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE, MEYER & CO., Proprietors, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada city. — FOUND! Cassin’s Grape Brandy Bitters! Kn a cock-tail to be delicious, os WrrTRY THEM !_24 For sale by GREGORY & CO. BAKER & MARTIN, ly28-8m A, ISOARD, t@ LOOK OUT FOR FIRES !.#) EK, F. SPENCE, Insurance Age nit. DISSOLUTAON. OTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name and style of Victor Chevalier & Co. ix this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Chevalier retiring from thetirm, Alidebts and accounts due the late firm must be paid to Martin Wetzel who alone has power to collect and receipt for the same. Demands due from the late firm should be presented to Mr. Wetzel for ment, MARTIN WETZEL, VICTOR CHEVALIER, October 13th, 1868. MARTIN WETZEL, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts, NEVADA CITY, Wholesale and Rétail dealers — WINES, LIQUORS, &e. os pe MATS ON HAND PATTIE TRUFFE, CHAMPIGONS ane Lai ies ot PANE PRESERVES put 5s Wear Gentieenes of Nevada and veiiey give us acall, A Republican Mass Meeting < Will be held at GRASS VALLEY, Saturday’ Evening, October Sist G@” Distinguished Speakers will be present. : vl4 J. P. WEBB, M. D., a FANCY ARTICLES [> Dr. 3. ©. YOUNG, im 1850. become ed, place it pemeag very first.of the world ‘ cexs of its treatment ranks it to none PRIVATE DISEASES have been kroaged with that oe ge ge ERAL POISON, are not cured diseas has only assumed a new form, ; t . Do nor BB Satisrizp wire Parriat Cone. . That leaves the poison to crawl. gh the Bee eee ray into the tissues Page beneath the a i Naaetbe ater aaa fect ouRES ean be o ; — whom long p ; ne Owen into the at_once the cause are saa lenin the URINARY ORG. otor’s care In all diseases e: PERYVECT. SPERDY. IN ALL CASES CURES GUARANTEED,’ In Syphilia and its * n, i Crit afdact wt rgans in either cure always or NO PAY req % Th man = ing weakness inl muscular tigen . that gro arises, He will fo oe the’ wodkenens tion. unaccountable A “the x barren = society -dreed oft versant with rhe ade him ro Those who have become the victlens ) vices, that s table habit, which fills thousandsot with paralytics and consum ves; and dreds of untimely graves wi Ny viciims, should consult Witsoe: delay, one who will sympathive with » To such the Doctor would recommend himself, to each ‘all; i teat iil ofa —— Permanent without Hindrance from Business, Change Diet, Fear of : ‘ sg Do not forget the address. THE t's their #ufthere a minister relief, and. w ing in society dence of the community ? standing how imperativel, quirements are, Reng rand Bh wry physician who is fully competent te adthe ntmost can “Consultation (by Letter or Oshsemibe) Fans See address below. : THE CELEBRATED FEMALE’ Compeunded from the private pr Dr. Young, have now ded popularity, are the saiest surest remedies for ‘the Prantly accruing tessdinemtalsod ; Societe thom the . to 2, No lady should be without these» office, Sent by Mail or wo any part oi the State, ; GREAT F. Discovery of in'polat of aumiber of patieats and accom: diseases ; in , q the Bladder, Kt neys and preatate: = Weakness, Diseases of thé ; spepsia, Indigestio i

ti) ~¥ i. fe. ili Ny tw cir The NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. © Hon. 8. Garfield, of Washington Ter. coftt, sivory, will address the peopie of Grass Valley,....Friday, Oct. 23. A grand Union meeting and torchlight procession will take place at Grass . ; Valley on the 31st inst. Hon. C. B. Denio and other speakers will address the people. Let every Union man come ‘out. MorRE OF THE EaRTHQUAKE.—Several passengers who left San Francisco at 4 o’clock on Tuesday, arrived on the stage yesterday. They infofm us that the accounts published do not begin to give an idea of the amount of damage done in the city, or the consternation of the peoplé. The houses were generally vacated, and people frantic with terror rushed to the ‘streets. The plaza and other open places were crowded with panic strack inhabitants,and the wholesale houses on Front, Battery and Sansome: Streets were generally closed, al-anost all kinds of business being en' tirely suspended. A ‘letter from Chas. Marsh to-E. W. Brown, states, “an immense amount of damuge is done, particularly im the lower-part of the city on the made ground. Qn California street, between Sansome and Battery, it is settled about two feet,and on Front street the ground is cracked open. The machinery in many of the shops is displaced. Seventeen bodies are reported at the @ead house.” <a TERRIBLE EXPLoston.—Steve Ven-. ard, who has just returned from the end . of the railroad, gives us particulars of a ‘terrible explosion of powder in a wagon and tent belonging to the railroad company. The explosion was caused by a man striking a match on the wheel of the wagon. One thousand. kegs of powder were discharged with a terrific report and six men were killed,namely, Louis Rathrock, Alex. Pritchard and four Chinamen. One of the bodies was thrown 1000 feet, and of one of the parties only a hand was found. The accident occurred at Twelve Mile Canon. Tae Buue Tent De .ecation.—In our account of the demonstration on Tuesday night we unintentionally neglected to mention the Blue Tent delegation. -They came.in a wagon and carried lamps. A sickly looking individual represented Democracy’ on its last legs, while several mea labored hard to keep it up. In the rear of the wagon was a man who had a hide stretched over a box and practically il” lustrated the manner of tanning Democratic hides. The transparency promised two toone for Grant at Blue Tent. This part of the procession caused great amusement, and the boys were enthusiastically cheered as they passed through the streets. Tage Concert To-Nient.—A rich treat is in store for those who attend the Theatre this evening to hear the treat cantatrice and queen of song, Htadaime Parepa Rosa. Never since days of Jenny Lind, has a vocalist received such univeral praise and given such general satisfaction to her audiences throughout the United States as ' Pavepa Rosa. A number of seats have already been engaged, and as the Concert is for this evening only, we advise lovers of music not to neglect the favored opportunity. Ge and hear the songstress. i Tae EARTHQUAKE IN THIS CounTY. At Red Dog the shock was not severe ‘enough to be noticed by any one, but at You Bet, only a mile and a half distant, it was very severe and was felt by a number of persons. Some say it was accompanied by a roaring sound. At Chalk Blaff, only a short distance from You Bet, it was so severe that some of the people rushed from their houses. A Goop Rott.—The Grant Club in this city has 802 names on the roll. The roll in 1864 was 660. The old roll and the new one may be seen at the Club room, and every man who has not . % onee. od” shies .torted a we qede ; payment of the Wau. : TO-DAY, Sick Such is the experience of th Few ‘health. ‘To what does, the. 1a attribute his uncerthin a? Not to himself, of cotiree. + e on the be, hot, or too of 408 danip, or ted , Or too vatee to fortify . on and bodily Grgeab 4 ‘the pxtremes and changes vf wi ¢omplains ?— No. He says, j %, that only an iron mati could Such great heat, or such vidlent ¢ r such sudden vicissitudes. Why then does he not resort to the great Tonic and Preventive, which, if it will not make him an iron man, wilt at ‘least quadruple the capacity of his system two repel all external agencies that tend to. produce disease? HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS, taken faithfully according to the direcbrace the nerves, tone the liver, and regulate and regulate and invigorate the whole anima! machinery, that the system, instead of being at the mercy of the weather, and liable to be prostrated by every change of temperature, will become ¢ase-hardened, as it were, fluences. It is to this:preventive principle thatHOSTETTER’S BITTERS “owe their great popularity in the West Sndies, Critish America and Australia. Agents fot Pacific coast, HOSTETTER, SMITH & CO., wholesale d:uggists, San Francisco. sence . MATRA RED OE TELE, CAUTION! LL PERSONS -ARE HEREBY CAU4k. ‘TIONED not to negotiate for an, Order Nu. 8) dated July 14th, 1868, ‘drawn. on the Mohawk and Montreal Corisolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company in favor of the under8:gned, for the sum of One Hundred, KightyFour and 96-100 ($184 96) dollars, upon whieh One Hundred Dollars have been paid, and the balance having been stopped the hands of the company: . J. SEMMONS. Meadow Lake, Oct. 19th 1968, o23—1m }NTERPRISE GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location of Works, meeting of the Board‘of Trustees. of said 1868, an assessment of one do. per share was levied upon each and every share of the capital stock of said Company, legally cnpabig Unaimaats bathe Recomeryr at he a mm to cretary, a office, Room Number 5, Government Hoyse, Northwest corner of Sansome and Washington streets, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day of Nov, 1868, shall be deemed i gee no unless oe pe shall be nade before, be sold at public auction. WM. B. MAY, Secretary. Office—Room No oo Government House, northwest corner W. ington. and Sansome streets, San Francisco, ‘ alifornia, San Francisco, Uct, 22nd. NEVADA THEATRE, PAREPA ROSA, The Celebrated Cantatrice, D @e VIVO has the honor to announce BJe tothe public of Nevada City aid its vicinity, that the acknowledged QUEEN OF SONG, Mme, Euphrosine Parepa Rosa, ance in this city in a GRAND CONCERT! —ON— “Friday Evening, Oct. 23d. MME. PAREPA ROSA. Will be assisted by MR. BROOKHOUSE BOWLER, The Distinguished Tenor. SIG. P, FERRANTI, . The Kminently Brilliant Baritone. MR. GEORGE T, EVANS, 'The Favorite Pianist. Admission $1 0. Reserved Seats $2. Seats can be secured at the National Exchange Hotel on Tuesday. 018 VALTABLE MINING GROUND —aND— WATER RIGHT FOR SALE, At Moore’s Fiat. iC CLAIMS of JAMES MANOGUE & CO., situated the east side of Moore's Flat, Nevad a and sv far as worked it has proven . ean te Bho owners—and ths bed rock tw r and five hundred feet of eleven inch Pipe 5 two jg aad feet six inch iron & good cast iron be with the claims. In connection tions, will so strengthen the stomach,: and almost impervious to climatic inMeadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county . » _ California. Notice is hereby given, ‘that at a}: ~~ Company, held on the 19th day of October . . . on the 5th day of December,1s68,to pay the de-" linquent assexsment, together with costs of ad. }. vertising and expenses of sale. Will make her FIRST ‘AND ONLY appear{. 0O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. . opposrTION CLOTHING STORE . : i ‘ < Nae ne os rSe ee is <euarea ties beciroul ohn A. Lancaster ben A. T. Robinson under the firm of LANCASon dls apenas who will hereafter do Nevede _ J Lk A. T. ROBINSON, Nevada, Oct, 3d. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, _ Opposite the National Exchange LANCASTER & ROBINSON, > ~ ae Pa BUGUIES vw ve isouuu in this part of the State Teams, with elegant Buggi Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most r terme. Our Horses are tree from, vice, of tine style and capable of going as fast as any gentieman cares to drive.

Carriages for Funerals attended te wita promptness. : _ Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the best of care guaranteed. LANCASTEK & ROBINSON, Nevada, Oct. 4th, DISSOLUTION. Noo is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between I. T, baxby aud J. A. Lancaster, in the-Livery business and the firm name of SAXBY & LANCAS JK is this day dissolved by mutual consent, All persons indested to the firm are requested to cali and settle i tely and 4li persons having demands against said firm are requested tw present.the came tor payment. Hither party is authorized to make settlement, i 1, T. sAXBY, “J. A. LANCASTER, Nevada, Oct. 1 1868, , FOR THIRTY DAYS! We will sell our Large stock of CLOTHING,‘BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, BEST RUBBER COATS AND BOOTS, Fa, ae SAN FRANCISCO . < WHOLESALE PRICE3os TO MAKE ROOM FORK A LARGE SUP. PLY OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS Anybody in want of the articles above men tioned will find it to their advantage by calling on S. HAAS & CO. Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts. Nevada. Sept. 26th, BUILDER’S INSURANCE CO Of San Francisco. THOMAS MOONEY, President. i THOS, 8. FINCHLEY, Agent, FOR NEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIES 2” Leave your-orders on slate at VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO. * North-west corner Commercial & Pine ets. Nevada, June 234,._. : Cal. RB. CLARKE, 0. DUNBLE, CLARKE & DUNKLE, FORWARDING MERCHANTS. OFFICE AT RAILROAD DEPOT, terms, . ("SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Wal 14 Volcanoes hae yomrtulss ee Mark pods “C & D. COME ara mow TE unl A hewrth ko wh” Wayons and . B. MEYER &, 00.,_ OULD inform the People of Nevada that W they are at their old stand, Cor, of Broad & Pime Streets, Selling Clothing 30 per cent cheap——— @y" ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS 18 TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF __ SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aAND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dregs Suits. FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners? Shirts and Underclothing, amin Shoes, and at Gaiters, TRUNKS, \ VALISES, SATCHELS,; » UMBRELLAS, — CANNOT BE EXCELLED! FURNISHING Coops , hase us.# call and we will guarantee satisfaction . i noe 8” Dun'T FORGET THE PLACE, OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE, MEYER & CO., Proprietors, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada city. — FOUND! Cassin’s Grape Brandy Bitters! Kn a cock-tail to be delicious, os WrrTRY THEM !_24 For sale by GREGORY & CO. BAKER & MARTIN, ly28-8m A, ISOARD, t@ LOOK OUT FOR FIRES !.#) EK, F. SPENCE, Insurance Age nit. DISSOLUTAON. OTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name and style of Victor Chevalier & Co. ix this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Chevalier retiring from thetirm, Alidebts and accounts due the late firm must be paid to Martin Wetzel who alone has power to collect and receipt for the same. Demands due from the late firm should be presented to Mr. Wetzel for ment, MARTIN WETZEL, VICTOR CHEVALIER, October 13th, 1868. MARTIN WETZEL, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts, NEVADA CITY, Wholesale and Rétail dealers — WINES, LIQUORS, &e. os pe MATS ON HAND PATTIE TRUFFE, CHAMPIGONS ane Lai ies ot PANE PRESERVES put 5s Wear Gentieenes of Nevada and veiiey give us acall, A Republican Mass Meeting < Will be held at GRASS VALLEY, Saturday’ Evening, October Sist G@” Distinguished Speakers will be present. : vl4 J. P. WEBB, M. D., a FANCY ARTICLES [> Dr. 3. ©. YOUNG, im 1850. become ed, place it pemeag very first.of the world ‘ cexs of its treatment ranks it to none PRIVATE DISEASES have been kroaged with that oe ge ge ERAL POISON, are not cured diseas has only assumed a new form, ; t . Do nor BB Satisrizp wire Parriat Cone. . That leaves the poison to crawl. gh the Bee eee ray into the tissues Page beneath the a i Naaetbe ater aaa fect ouRES ean be o ; — whom long p ; ne Owen into the at_once the cause are saa lenin the URINARY ORG. otor’s care In all diseases e: PERYVECT. SPERDY. IN ALL CASES CURES GUARANTEED,’ In Syphilia and its * n, i Crit afdact wt rgans in either cure always or NO PAY req % Th man = ing weakness inl muscular tigen . that gro arises, He will fo oe the’ wodkenens tion. unaccountable A “the x barren = society -dreed oft versant with rhe ade him ro Those who have become the victlens ) vices, that s table habit, which fills thousandsot with paralytics and consum ves; and dreds of untimely graves wi Ny viciims, should consult Witsoe: delay, one who will sympathive with » To such the Doctor would recommend himself, to each ‘all; i teat iil ofa —— Permanent without Hindrance from Business, Change Diet, Fear of : ‘ sg Do not forget the address. THE t's their #ufthere a minister relief, and. w ing in society dence of the community ? standing how imperativel, quirements are, Reng rand Bh wry physician who is fully competent te adthe ntmost can “Consultation (by Letter or Oshsemibe) Fans See address below. : THE CELEBRATED FEMALE’ Compeunded from the private pr Dr. Young, have now ded popularity, are the saiest surest remedies for ‘the Prantly accruing tessdinemtalsod ; Societe thom the . to 2, No lady should be without these» office, Sent by Mail or wo any part oi the State, ; GREAT F. Discovery of in'polat of aumiber of patieats and accom: diseases ; in , q the Bladder, Kt neys and preatate: = Weakness, Diseases of thé ; spepsia, Indigestio i