October 7, 1865 (4 pages)

L cp 1s < Ps Gopher Poinu claims ‘near, Blue-"Tent. He. ~ bringing with him his better half to visit the “Man and horse 25 cents.” isentertained that the Indians will again _ with street filth, a second-hand quid of to_ ane, the skin, the lungs, the liver, the _kid~ ‘Reys, and the intestines, Good blood will . . Paper tells the following six-horse story :— __tetura_home by w high functionary of the . Transcript. Aevada by Messrs. Carr & Doud, which promises to be a steady paying thing. ‘The ledge is -from two’to three feet wide, and the rock is easily taken out at a trifling cost. Eighteen tons were crushed the other day at Murchie’s will, which yielded $25 to the ton. ‘The. lucky owners have named their ledge the Magnolia. — : New Metuop.—We learn that. Jobnson. Williams has bought out his partners -in the proposes to put up a four stamp will, in which to work the gravel taken from the claims, This is the first mill erected in that neighborhoag and the indications are that it will prove successful. The millis tobe run by the “hurdy-gurdy”’ water-wheel.”’ ExTorTIon.—An old gentleman, who recently came from the northern country, city; says the toll read and bridge owners along the road are guilty of unlawfully collecting money from travelers. It appears that the couple came down on horseback. At the toll houses along ihe road a list of. prices are nailed up. Ohne of the items is, The old gentleman says they charged the “old woman” at every gate, and he thinks it “agin the law, ’cause it was’nt vn the bill.” STILL THEY CoMe.—We thought that prospecting was about over in Exeelsior District for the Winter, but the miners seem determined to keep at work as long as they cau. Locations of over one mile of ledges were yesterday filed in the ‘office of the County Recorder. Before the winter sets in there will probably be more than one hundred miles.of quartz located in the. new District. Fast TimE.-An Eastern letter was received in this city yesterday in 23 days from New York, by the Overland mail.— The mails by this route have been arriving every day for several weeks, and little fear interrupt communication. No Maits.—The San Francisco boat failed‘to connect with the cars at Sacramento yesterday morning and no mail or express matter arrived in this city from the Bay in consequence. ae —_——o——_. CLEAN STREETS.—The Grass Valley Union has the following item, in reference toa scene on one of the principle thoroughfares of that city : A lady way seen, yesterday, wilking along Mill street with the following articles, among others, adhering to the’skirt of her dress :— A carpenter's shaving, a dead mouse, a halfconsumed cigar, a bunch of horse hair coated, bacco, the half of an old bovt heel and a quantity of street droppings. Cay One MEDICINE CURE ALL DisEASES ?—In answer, we would say that we have but one kind of blood, and whatever the disease may be, the life current must be purified, and only through the cleansing ormake strong nerves, and bring about health, banish rheumatism, serofula, eruptions,'mercurial and hereditary ailments, &¢. Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Iodine Alterative is the great blood purifier. Crane & Brigham Agents. a. feTae New York Leader says that when General Grant's arm was wrenched by a ruffianat the Astor House reception, the General showed that he knew how to take care of himself. With scarcely an effort, he twisted his assailant’s hand back again until the fellow fairly writhed with agony, and __ then, releasing him, said:—«“I'd knock you} down, sir, ifI did not know that the people. would tear you to pieces. Go!” which is tlightly sensational, tut may be all true, Tae Paris correspondent of an English A wealthy foreign parvenu, a few days back, aded in the Champs Elysees ina carriage drawn by six horses. Greatly to his astonishment, he was waited on shortly after his Police, whe told him that in France no one Was allowed touse six horses except the ‘overeign. He complained that he could hot have as many animals in hig carriage as wee but he was infornied that if he Presented himeelf with six horses the . Ricn Srame.—Anottier ledge has been } struck in the vicinity of Willow Valley, : BAY VIEW PARK STOCK ASSOCIATION! OF SAN FRANCISCO. Grand Ladies’ Tournament, ee ge BAY VIEW PARK ASSOCIAION would announce that on SATURDAY Oct. 7th, the closing day as their Fair, a Grand Ladies’ Tournament Will take place, at which $2.2'75 worth of Pri zes will be awarded to the most acco mplished Equestriennes. Premiums will be awarded according. to merits of competitors, each contestant receiving a Prethium. ee The annexed list of Valuable Articles_havye been kindly contributed by the business firms annexed for the purpose abovs mentioned. . Kirby & Byrne, $75. One fine Cashmere Long Shawl. Heynemann’& Co $150 es Moire Antique Silk Robe. Goodwin & Co $150 : eh ~ One Ladies’ Chair. I. C. Mayer & Son $150 : One elegant } dark Mink Cape: Main. & Winchester $125 9 ~~ ~~~ : = * One Ladies’ Saddle. Hyde & McClennen $125 ba One Ladies’ Saddle, Wheeler & Wilson $125 One Sewing Machine. Grover & Baker $100 . One Séwing Machine. Shreve & Co $100 2 _. One Set Jewelry —pearliand coral. Barrett & Sherwood $100 : One Ladies’ Watch. Tucker & €o $100 a ‘ «One Silver Pitcher. Haynes & Lawton $75 ~° » One pair French Vases. A. Kohler $75 : One Ladies’ Guitar. J. D. Roberts $75 One fine square Cashmere Shaw] M. Friedlander $75 One elegant Point Applique Set. Meyer & Johnassen $60 ae One Ladies’ Cloak. Austin & Co $60 One blabk Silk Dress. W. H. Keith & Co $50 One Perfume Case. Rubber Clothing Co $50 One Set Jewelry. Dannebaum, Katzenstien Co $50 _One gold-mwounted Black Comb. Steinhart Bros $40 ‘ One Lace Set. S. Goldsmith, 19 Montgomery street $40 . Oue Real Point Lace Set Mrs. M. A. Butler $40 One fine Bonnet. John O’Kane $30 = One Ladies’ Riding Bridle. c. 6. Keene $30 : One fine Concertina: J. Peirce $25 One Rocking Chair. Thos. Tobin $25 One Chantilly Lace Veil. Rosenblatt & Co $45 Glove Box, $25. : Albumin, &c., $20. Holcombe & Bros $25 Soe One pair Ladies’ Riding Boots, $15. . . One pair Ladies’ Slippers, $10. Greenberg & Mandell $5 One pair Vases. The following named ladies have expressed their intention to compete for the prizes offered by the Association. The Committee. ‘are desirous ofreceiving additional names,. and the list will remain open for that purpose: : Mrs. R. C. Saufiley, Miss Berry. Mrs. Olmstead. Mrs Dora Harris. ; Miss Emma Jones, of Santa Clara Co. ' Miss Cook, of Sun Mateo‘county: Entries will be received atthe Club Room up to 10-P. Mon FRIDAY, October 5th, or by personal application to either of the following named Committee: « : C TEMPLE EMMETT: ‘E. T. PEASE. = 8.C. BOWLEY. W. PORTER, : Committee. « By order. . Cuas. M. Cuase, Secretary. ol‘Money Saved is Money Earned ! WM. B. LAKE’S General Purchasing and Collecting Shee AGENCY, ee Groceries, Provisions, Furniture, Clothing. Boots, Hats, Cards, Law Boo! vsiey, Wetchen, Posey Geeas ™ane : Letter Paper, . Music, . Silver and Piated Ware and Merchandise of Every . GRAND HORSE Fair. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,-—Ii 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 herrour eystem, ifnot promptly attended ty will produce astith complaints as Rheumatism, Neuralgia; Mental and Physical Debility, Impotency, Heart Disease, and numerous minor complaints, under which the patient suffers until the physical powers are destroyed, the nervous power wasted and the sufferer sinks into an untimely grave. In ALL eases of nervous disorders, Watts Nervous Antidote will effect & permanent cure and restore the patient to health and strength, even when apparently upon the Verge, of the graye, this metlicine will snatch the intended victim from thé felt 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 ocwill find the use of this medicine of great. benefit, as it produces activity of the physical system and quiets the nerves. Watt’s Nervous Antidote is for sale by all Druggists. . sep9 3m . $x __ Wan ufact,. ie Singe Ng Co. Sewing Mlarhines, No. 139 Montgoniery Street, a me Moreo.—Thé Singer Machine 1s the only Machi = will seq: all Kinds of cloth with all kinds of thread. MACHINES SOLD IN TWO YEARS! f te almost incredible increase in the sale of the Singer Machine during the past two years is owing tothe popularity of the Letter A Wraverse 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 Machines. ¢f_this firm, which are generally acknowledged even by dealers in other sewing machines, to be unequalled’ fur such purposes. No other Family Sewing Machine has such perfect and improved applianées for Ruffling, Hemming, Binding, Felling, Tucking, Gathering,, Guaging, Braiding, Cording, Quilting, ete. 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 sent graus with specimens of work: ’ LOUVAL AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN. WILLIAM BRODERICK. General Agent for Singer Mauf’g Co, Pe ar LE DOYEN’S SARSAPARILLA, z i San Francisca, sepl —AND— ! WATT’S NERVOUS ANTIDOTE ! FOR SALE : In Quantities to suit ! —BY— SPENCE. ' Nevada, Sept; Mth, . THE “GEM” SALOON HASLETYT & VAN ALSTEIN, “Sandy” and “Uncle Billy,” AVE UPENED the*-Gem Saloon” on x BROAD STREET,’ A few doors beluw Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s Store. Lf you want a*-good square drink” or a Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’! get it. Lager Beer Wholesale and Retall. Nevada, June 14th EMPIRE SALOON. No. 19 East Side Miil Street, Grass Valley. CADY’S BRICK BUILDING. L. P. JOHNSON, i AVING purchased the interest of James B. Jef. fery in tha above Popular and Handsome Saloon, now invites his friends to call and see him. At the Empire Saloon will be kept as usualf tlie finest Wines, Liquors, Ales and Cigars, To be had in the Mountains. i L. P. JOHNSON, DO YOU WANT ICE ! [Homeson. STONE & HALE would inform the people of this city that they are prepared to furnish, all in wnnt, with the yery best quality of ICE, Clear as Crystal. All orders left at No. § Commercial Street will be promptly attended to. my6 3 J. WITWER, Agent. PAINTING & CRAININC. F. A. POTTER, : Main Street, opposite Wm. R. Cve's Shoe Store. aug 10 : ty PREPARED TO DO HOUSE PAINTING and Graining of all kinds at the shortest notice. and on the most reasonable terms. A large assortment of SPLENDID WALL PAPER. Constantly on. hand and for sale As Cheap as the Cheapest ! F. A. POTTER, Main Street, Nevada, May 18th. Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. “) wHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN . FINE BRANDIES, WINES, AND : LIQUORS, GENERALLY.cupation requires extraordinary exercise-of the-brain,. R. FININGER & CO. BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STREET. _WHOLESALE’ & RETAIL DEALERS IN’ GROCERIES LIQUORS, FEED all kinds ‘MINERS’ TOOLS, &e. &e NO. 59 BROAD STREET. 3) Ov STOCK IS THE LARGEST and 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 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 our friends and the public can get good articles if they are tobe fouud in the market without paying the bad debts of others, as ‘&rCash customers or those just as good are the kind we are hunting after and none others. All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or .on . presentation of Bill, wee We are 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 eur selection. Besides the articles usually found in 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 & Wiliow Ware, ass‘d. —i General Assortment of HARDWARE, Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. — PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c, NAILS, All soris by the keg or pound, A’ general and fine assortment of “Kr AMMUNITION, 1% Of all kinds for Sportsmen ee Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot assorted i GLASS AND STONE WARE. amas DEMIIZJOHNS, 4 Fine Lot, weceaANDLE 8.2 ANY QUANTI’ry, “Wines, Brandies, Whiskys, Alea . Porters, Bitters, ae Cordials, Pen. Syrups And in short everything in that line. ——— ‘) Keresene. .Lard. Oil, : Sperm, etc. Our friends and the public may rely on, having good Goods from our House and on satisfactory terms. _ All Goods delivered at a reasonable distance FREE OF CHARGE. _ Call and see our Stock and judge for yourselves. 4 GREGORY & WAITE). 4 A. Ss WALLIDIE & Pe. ‘WIRE ROPE MANUFACTURERS. 412 Clay street, San Franciseu. ATINING COMPANIS and others using rope, are joformed that wire rape is strong€r, more durable and very much chéaper than any other kind of Rope, andit isnot affected Ly atmospheric changes. We manufacture of cyery length and size. : os Round Wire Rope, Of Iron and Steel, for Hoisting purposes, Ropes and Derrick. Guys. : Steel Wire Rope : For smal! Gear and for Derrick, ¥all Ropes, very durable and light, with suitable Blocks.= Flat Wire Rope, : For ‘Hoisting froii Mines. Small sizes for Pump selts. . eee! i Galvanized Iron Wire Rope, ' For Stays and Guys. : Iron and Copper Wire Cord, For Hanging Window sashes—Signal Corda, &e And would refer to the many Companies who are’using our Ropes, throughout California nad the adjoining States. : _ List of prices with strengths, ete., forwarded . ed application to the manufacturers, orto . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO., 830-6m Agents for Nevada. G. R. CRAWFORD, 3 Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets. Ferry Retail Dealer in [h 4 STATIONERY, Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Justice’s and-Constable’s Blanks. Nevada, July 28th MEADOW LAKE & MOORES FLAT. ‘ EXCHANGE STABLES. Ts UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the public that he has established a branch of his business at é Meadow Lake City, And will be ready at all tinies to accommodate parties with &r HORSES TO AND FROM THE er NEW MINES FOR ONLY FOUR DOLLARS, =pRACH WAY-—FREE TOLLS.— {P. E. JEFFERIS. Moore’s Flat, July 14th. United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. BECKMAN & CARLEY, OULO inform theit friends that they have fitted up in style the above Saloon and are ex zroperne to furnish to their patrons, the ° Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Ifyou want to play a game of Billiards you can be accommodated, as we have two of the best Tables ia the State. my31 DRUGS AND MEDICINES. \ JOHN F. BUSSENIUS; (Successor to J. M. Levey), Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada, We keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of 2 z DRUG MEDICIN CHEMICALS . PERFUMERY DYE-STUFES, EXTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, * And everything usually kept in a first-class Drugstore. : kr Physicians Prescriptions: care-fully compounded atall hours. Hafinig had many years’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I confidently solicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865. ; Attorney and Counselor at. Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. JI. Caldwell, Notary Public for Nevadacou and Commissiguer for the State of Nevada uJohn Caldwell, Attorney and €ounseler at Law, Notary Public and* Cohveyancer, MOQRE’S FLAT, NEVADA COUNTY. Moore's Flat, July 2ist. A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ( price—ts Lewis’ Building, corner Broad and Piue streets, Nevada W. W. CROSS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office—In Kidd's Building, corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Neyada city. -~ , aug? A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—In Kidd's ‘Building, corner o Broad and Piue streets. Nev: _ §E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace_ as ( weion at the Gld Place; on A and Counselor at Law, : Office—In Kidd’s Building, corner of Broad and ‘Nevada, Aug. 11th. Pine streets, up stairs, auglo

L cp 1s < Ps Gopher Poinu claims ‘near, Blue-"Tent.. He. ~ bringing with him his better half to visit the “Man and horse 25 cents.” isentertained that the Indians will again _ with street filth, a second-hand quid of to_ ane, the skin, the lungs, the liver, the _kid~ ‘Reys, and the intestines, Good blood will . . Paper tells the following six-horse story :— __tetura_home by w high functionary of the . Transcript. Aevada by Messrs. Carr & Doud, which promises to be a steady paying thing. ‘The ledge is -from two’to three feet wide, and the rock is easily taken out at a trifling cost. Eighteen tons were crushed the other day at Murchie’s will, which yielded $25 to the ton. ‘The. lucky owners have named their ledge the Magnolia. — : New Metuop.—We learn that. Jobnson. Williams has bought out his partners -in the proposes to put up a four stamp will, in which to work the gravel taken from the claims, This is the first mill erected in that neighborhoag and the indications are that it will prove successful. The millis tobe run by the “hurdy-gurdy”’ water-wheel.”’ ExTorTIon.—An old gentleman, who recently came from the northern country, city; says the toll read and bridge owners along the road are guilty of unlawfully collecting money from travelers. It appears that the couple came down on horseback. At the toll houses along ihe road a list of. prices are nailed up. Ohne of the items is, The old gentleman says they charged the “old woman” at every gate, and he thinks it “agin the law, ’cause it was’nt vn the bill.” STILL THEY CoMe.—We thought that prospecting was about over in Exeelsior District for the Winter, but the miners seem determined to keep at work as long as they cau. Locations of over one mile of ledges were yesterday filed in the ‘office of the County Recorder. Before the winter sets in there will probably be more than one hundred miles.of quartz located in the. new District. Fast TimE.-An Eastern letter was received in this city yesterday in 23 days from New York, by the Overland mail.— The mails by this route have been arriving every day for several weeks, and little fear interrupt communication. No Maits.—The San Francisco boat failed‘to connect with the cars at Sacramento yesterday morning and no mail or express matter arrived in this city from the Bay in consequence. ae —_——o——_. CLEAN STREETS.—The Grass Valley Union has the following item, in reference toa scene on one of the principle thoroughfares of that city : A lady way seen, yesterday, wilking along Mill street with the following articles, among others, adhering to the’skirt of her dress :— A carpenter's shaving, a dead mouse, a halfconsumed cigar, a bunch of horse hair coated, bacco, the half of an old bovt heel and a quantity of street droppings. Cay One MEDICINE CURE ALL DisEASES ?—In answer, we would say that we have but one kind of blood, and whatever the disease may be, the life current must be purified, and only through the cleansing ormake strong nerves, and bring about health, banish rheumatism, serofula, eruptions,'mercurial and hereditary ailments, &¢. Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Iodine Alterative is the great blood purifier. Crane & Brigham Agents. a. feTae New York Leader says that when General Grant's arm was wrenched by a ruffianat the Astor House reception, the General showed that he knew how to take care of himself. With scarcely an effort, he twisted his assailant’s hand back again until the fellow fairly writhed with agony, and __ then, releasing him, said:—«“I'd knock you} down, sir, ifI did not know that the people. would tear you to pieces. Go!” which is tlightly sensational, tut may be all true, Tae Paris correspondent of an English A wealthy foreign parvenu, a few days back, aded in the Champs Elysees ina carriage drawn by six horses. Greatly to his astonishment, he was waited on shortly after his Police, whe told him that in France no one Was allowed touse six horses except the ‘overeign. He complained that he could hot have as many animals in hig carriage as wee but he was infornied that if he Presented himeelf with six horses the . Ricn Srame.—Anottier ledge has been } struck in the vicinity of Willow Valley, : BAY VIEW PARK STOCK ASSOCIATION! OF SAN FRANCISCO. Grand Ladies’ Tournament, ee ge BAY VIEW PARK ASSOCIAION would announce that on SATURDAY Oct. 7th, the closing day as their Fair, a Grand Ladies’ Tournament Will take place, at which $2.2'75 worth of Pri zes will be awarded to the most acco mplished Equestriennes. Premiums will be awarded according. to merits of competitors, each contestant receiving a Prethium. ee The annexed list of Valuable Articles_havye been kindly contributed by the business firms annexed for the purpose abovs mentioned. . Kirby & Byrne, $75. One fine Cashmere Long Shawl. Heynemann’& Co $150 es Moire Antique Silk Robe. Goodwin & Co $150 : eh ~ One Ladies’ Chair. I. C. Mayer & Son $150 : One elegant } dark Mink Cape: Main. & Winchester $125 9 ~~ ~~~ : = * One Ladies’ Saddle. Hyde & McClennen $125 ba One Ladies’ Saddle, Wheeler & Wilson $125 One Sewing Machine. Grover & Baker $100 . One Séwing Machine. Shreve & Co $100 2 _. One Set Jewelry —pearliand coral. Barrett & Sherwood $100 : One Ladies’ Watch. Tucker & €o $100 a ‘ «One Silver Pitcher. Haynes & Lawton $75 ~° » One pair French Vases. A. Kohler $75 : One Ladies’ Guitar. J. D. Roberts $75 One fine square Cashmere Shaw] M. Friedlander $75 One elegant Point Applique Set. Meyer & Johnassen $60 ae One Ladies’ Cloak. Austin & Co $60 One blabk Silk Dress. W. H. Keith & Co $50 One Perfume Case. Rubber Clothing Co $50 One Set Jewelry. Dannebaum, Katzenstien Co $50 _One gold-mwounted Black Comb. Steinhart Bros $40 ‘ One Lace Set. S. Goldsmith, 19 Montgomery street $40 . Oue Real Point Lace Set Mrs. M. A. Butler $40 One fine Bonnet. John O’Kane $30 = One Ladies’ Riding Bridle. c. 6. Keene $30 : One fine Concertina: J. Peirce $25 One Rocking Chair. Thos. Tobin $25 One Chantilly Lace Veil. Rosenblatt & Co $45 Glove Box, $25. : Albumin, &c., $20. Holcombe & Bros $25 Soe One pair Ladies’ Riding Boots, $15. . . One pair Ladies’ Slippers, $10. Greenberg & Mandell $5 One pair Vases. The following named ladies have expressed their intention to compete for the prizes offered by the Association. The Committee. ‘are desirous ofreceiving additional names,. and the list will remain open for that purpose: : Mrs. R. C. Saufiley, Miss Berry. Mrs. Olmstead. Mrs Dora Harris. ; Miss Emma Jones, of Santa Clara Co. ' Miss Cook, of Sun Mateo‘county: Entries will be received atthe Club Room up to 10-P. Mon FRIDAY, October 5th, or by personal application to either of the following named Committee: « : C TEMPLE EMMETT: ‘E. T. PEASE. = 8.C. BOWLEY. W. PORTER, : Committee. « By order. . Cuas. M. Cuase, Secretary. ol‘Money Saved is Money Earned ! WM. B. LAKE’S General Purchasing and Collecting Shee AGENCY, ee Groceries, Provisions, Furniture, Clothing. Boots, Hats, Cards, Law Boo! vsiey, Wetchen, Posey Geeas ™ane : Letter Paper, . Music, . Silver and Piated Ware and Merchandise of Every . GRAND HORSE Fair. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,-—Ii 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 herrour eystem, ifnot promptly attended ty will produce astith complaints as Rheumatism, Neuralgia; Mental and Physical Debility, Impotency, Heart Disease, and numerous minor complaints, under which the patient suffers until the physical powers are destroyed, the nervous power wasted and the sufferer sinks into an untimely grave. In ALL eases of nervous disorders, Watts Nervous Antidote will effect & permanent cure and restore the patient to health and strength, even when apparently upon the Verge, of the graye, this metlicine will snatch the intended victim from thé felt 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 ocwill find the use of this medicine of great. benefit, as it produces activity of the physical system and quiets the nerves. Watt’s Nervous Antidote is for sale by all Druggists. . sep9 3m . $x __ Wan ufact,. ie Singe Ng Co. Sewing Mlarhines, No. 139 Montgoniery Street, a me Moreo.—Thé Singer Machine 1s the only Machi = will seq: all Kinds of cloth with all kinds of thread. MACHINES SOLD IN TWO YEARS! f te almost incredible increase in the sale of the Singer Machine during the past two years is owing tothe popularity of the Letter A Wraverse 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 Machines. ¢f_this firm, which are generally acknowledged even by dealers in other sewing machines, to be unequalled’ fur such purposes. No other Family Sewing Machine has such perfect and improved applianées for Ruffling, Hemming, Binding, Felling, Tucking, Gathering,, Guaging, Braiding, Cording, Quilting, ete. 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 sent graus with specimens of work: ’ LOUVAL AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN. WILLIAM BRODERICK.

General Agent for Singer Mauf’g Co, Pe ar LE DOYEN’S SARSAPARILLA, z i San Francisca, sepl —AND— ! WATT’S NERVOUS ANTIDOTE ! FOR SALE : In Quantities to suit ! —BY— SPENCE. ' Nevada, Sept; Mth, . THE “GEM” SALOON HASLETYT & VAN ALSTEIN, “Sandy” and “Uncle Billy,” AVE UPENED the*-Gem Saloon” on x BROAD STREET,’ A few doors beluw Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s Store. Lf you want a*-good square drink” or a Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’! get it. Lager Beer Wholesale and Retall. Nevada, June 14th EMPIRE SALOON. No. 19 East Side Miil Street, Grass Valley. CADY’S BRICK BUILDING. L. P. JOHNSON, i AVING purchased the interest of James B. Jef. fery in tha above Popular and Handsome Saloon, now invites his friends to call and see him. At the Empire Saloon will be kept as usualf tlie finest Wines, Liquors, Ales and Cigars, To be had in the Mountains. i L. P. JOHNSON, DO YOU WANT ICE ! [Homeson. STONE & HALE would inform the people of this city that they are prepared to furnish, all in wnnt, with the yery best quality of ICE, Clear as Crystal. All orders left at No. § Commercial Street will be promptly attended to. my6 3 J. WITWER, Agent. PAINTING & CRAININC. F. A. POTTER, : Main Street, opposite Wm. R. Cve's Shoe Store. aug 10 : ty PREPARED TO DO HOUSE PAINTING and Graining of all kinds at the shortest notice. and on the most reasonable terms. A large assortment of SPLENDID WALL PAPER. Constantly on. hand and for sale As Cheap as the Cheapest ! F. A. POTTER, Main Street, Nevada, May 18th. Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. “) wHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN . FINE BRANDIES, WINES, AND : LIQUORS, GENERALLY.cupation requires extraordinary exercise-of the-brain,. R. FININGER & CO. BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STREET. _WHOLESALE’ & RETAIL DEALERS IN’ GROCERIES LIQUORS, FEED all kinds ‘MINERS’ TOOLS, &e. &e NO. 59 BROAD STREET. 3) Ov STOCK IS THE LARGEST and 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 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 our friends and the public can get good articles if they are tobe fouud in the market without paying the bad debts of others, as ‘&rCash customers or those just as good are the kind we are hunting after and none others.. All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or .on . presentation of Bill, wee We are 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 eur selection. Besides the articles usually found in 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 & Wiliow Ware, ass‘d. —i General Assortment of HARDWARE, Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. — PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c, NAILS, All soris by the keg or pound, A’ general and fine assortment of “Kr AMMUNITION, 1% Of all kinds for Sportsmen ee Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot assorted i GLASS AND STONE WARE. amas DEMIIZJOHNS, 4 Fine Lot, weceaANDLE 8.2 ANY QUANTI’ry, “Wines, Brandies, Whiskys, Alea . Porters, Bitters, ae Cordials, Pen. Syrups And in short everything in that line. ——— ‘) Keresene. .Lard. Oil, : Sperm, etc. Our friends and the public may rely on, having good Goods from our House and on satisfactory terms. _ All Goods delivered at a reasonable distance FREE OF CHARGE. _ Call and see our Stock and judge for yourselves. 4 GREGORY & WAITE). 4 A. Ss WALLIDIE & Pe. ‘WIRE ROPE MANUFACTURERS. 412 Clay street, San Franciseu. ATINING COMPANIS and others using rope, are joformed that wire rape is strong€r, more durable and very much chéaper than any other kind of Rope, andit isnot affected Ly atmospheric changes. We manufacture of cyery length and size. : os Round Wire Rope, Of Iron and Steel, for Hoisting purposes, Ropes and Derrick. Guys. : Steel Wire Rope : For smal! Gear and for Derrick, ¥all Ropes, very durable and light, with suitable Blocks.= Flat Wire Rope, : For ‘Hoisting froii Mines. Small sizes for Pump selts. . eee! i Galvanized Iron Wire Rope, ' For Stays and Guys. : Iron and Copper Wire Cord, For Hanging Window sashes—Signal Corda, &e And would refer to the many Companies who are’using our Ropes, throughout California nad the adjoining States. : _ List of prices with strengths, ete., forwarded . ed application to the manufacturers, orto . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO., 830-6m Agents for Nevada. G. R. CRAWFORD, 3 Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets. Ferry Retail Dealer in [h 4 STATIONERY, Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Justice’s and-Constable’s Blanks. Nevada, July 28th MEADOW LAKE & MOORES FLAT. ‘ EXCHANGE STABLES. Ts UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the public that he has established a branch of his business at é Meadow Lake City, And will be ready at all tinies to accommodate parties with &r HORSES TO AND FROM THE er NEW MINES FOR ONLY FOUR DOLLARS, =pRACH WAY-—FREE TOLLS.— {P. E. JEFFERIS. Moore’s Flat, July 14th. United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. BECKMAN & CARLEY, OULO inform theit friends that they have fitted up in style the above Saloon and are ex zroperne to furnish to their patrons, the ° Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Ifyou want to play a game of Billiards you can be accommodated, as we have two of the best Tables ia the State. my31 DRUGS AND MEDICINES. \ JOHN F. BUSSENIUS; (Successor to J. M. Levey), Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada, We keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of 2 z DRUG MEDICIN CHEMICALS . PERFUMERY DYE-STUFES, EXTRACTS, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, * And everything usually kept in a first-class Drugstore. : kr Physicians Prescriptions: care-fully compounded atall hours. Hafinig had many years’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I confidently solicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865. ; Attorney and Counselor at. Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. JI. Caldwell, Notary Public for Nevadacou and Commissiguer for the State of Nevada uJohn Caldwell, Attorney and €ounseler at Law, Notary Public and* Cohveyancer, MOQRE’S FLAT, NEVADA COUNTY. Moore's Flat, July 2ist. A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ( price—ts Lewis’ Building, corner Broad and Piue streets, Nevada W. W. CROSS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office—In Kidd's Building, corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Neyada city. -~ , aug? A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—In Kidd's ‘Building, corner o Broad and Piue streets. Nev: _ §E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace_ as ( weion at the Gld Place; on A and Counselor at Law, : Office—In Kidd’s Building, corner of Broad and ‘Nevada, Aug. 11th. Pine streets, up stairs, auglo