September 1, 1868 (4 pages)

_ bered that Foss was just about throw-_-the plank strik:ng across his stomach, __ excellent speech, and handled the De-. _the falling of a heavy plank such as is} office. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Great MBETING aT TRUCKEE.—On Satarday'night a grand Union meeting was held at Truckee. E. H. Gaylord presided, and an immense crowd gathered from Truckee, Boca and the places round about, to listen to thé” apeeches of Hons. A: A. Sargent and T. B. Mc Farland. Mr. Sargent. made the first speech, and gave a thorough review of the position of parties, which was lis tened. to with close attention by, the audience. Judge McFarland made an mocracy without gloves, Both speakers were attentively listened to and. fre— quently cheered. During Judge MeFarland’s speech, one of the ‘unterrified’ attempted to interrupt the meeting, but he was quickly called to ‘order bya muscular Unionist. The meeting was @ decided: success, and the loyal‘men of Truckee and Boca predict good round majorities for Grant and Colfax at both places. Tae Risine Star.—The Rising Star quartz mine, located on Deer Creek a short distance below town, is yielding very rich quartz. We were shown yesterday by A. H. Hagadorn a specimen which: measures: more than a foot in diameter. It was streaked with pure, bright and glistening gold. ‘The ledge is about three feet in thickness, and the richest ruck is of the character of the specimen just mentioned. The second grade of ore contains more sulphurets but pays well. -The specimen was / taken from the new incline, 260 feet below the surface. The mine is. being rapidly opened for extensive working, and there is every indication that the “Rising Star? will soon be in the ascendancy as a good paying mine. » CHas. W. Foss.—This unfortunate man, who was so seriously injuredby4 used’ in planking the streets upon him, from-his-wagon; died-from the injuries sustained, yesterday. It will be femoming off the timber from his wagon when his foot slipped and he fell to the street, He suffered intensoly after ths accident, Deceased was a native of Maine, aged 31 years. TBIAL oF GEORGE CARR.—The trial of George Carr, charged with stealing & gold watch trom John Garver, of Hant’s Hill, took place inthe County Court yesterday. The case was pros-: ecuted by District Attorney Cross and defended by Williams & Jobnson. The case was vive the jury about 4 o’clotk, who returned in a short time with a verdict of guilty of petit larceny. The prisoner was ordered to appear tor sentence on Saturday next. Rowgrt TYLER. convicted of rape, was ordered to appear for sentence yesterday morning, and the time for passing sentence was continued to Saturday next.at 10 o'clock. Fist ARRivA.L—J. & S. Rosenthal received yesterday the first stock of Dry Goods for the Fall campaign. The goods are superior in quality to any ever brought to this market, while . the prices are so low that any one can well afford to purchase them. Jacob Rosenthal desires the city and country ladies to calland see the new stock as soon as possible, as he is well prepared to give them better bargains than was_before known in this section of country. The articles received are beautiful and of every shade and colur. Don’t fail to call and see the Dress and House Furnishing Goods before you purchase else. where; if you do you'll miss it tremendously. * Dr. J. P. WiBB.—Shortly after this gentleman opened his office on Broad street he was taken ill, and until now has been unable to attend to his’ practice. His health is now, however,. restored, and he may be found at ‘his FERNANDO Wood announces that he hag retired from political life. ., a pier gen ny ee ee Are Yor Biriovs }—Multitud both sexes will answer this question‘in the affirmative; ior, next w disorders of the stomach, liver cumplainig are perhaps the most prevalent of ‘all in— ternal diseases. Its usual symptoms are a yellowish tinge in the wiates o the eyes, especially near the’ inuer cor hers, 20 uneasy or stighily paintul sensation in the right side, pain between ‘the shoulder blaues, sick heudacue, lassitude, mental duliness, lack of appetite and irregularity of the boweis.— W boever recugnizes this diagnosis as applying to his own condition, may be quile certain, more bile exists in his biood and jess passes through his buwels than is expeuient jor his heatth, and that his liver requires toning and regulating. Une 0. tue special uses of HOSTETTER’s BIT’TERS, is tO meet just such exigencies as this. Its tonic principle rouses the liver from itstorpor;-and--its—aperientctement> gently relieves the intestinal catial o1 the accretions consequent upon an insufficient supply of nature’s cathartic, the bile, ; = Persons of bilious habit will find it the best sateguard against the attacks to which they are constitutionally predisposed, and should careiully avvid all the ordinary alconolic stimulants. , Agents tor Pacitic coast, HUSTET. TEK, SMITH & CU., wholesale d. ug— me gists, San Francisco. csiaeanienien OF FASHION. ——— tHE MAN As I passed up the street, On the last pleasant day, I meta young gent, In euch stylish urray, That 1 made up my mind, When I saw his fine clothes, At no place but 8. HAAS & CO’S Could he und such as those. The Coat fitted neatly, Of cluth, "twas the best, The Pants set completely, And so.did the Vest. Tf “Dresswell” had seen him, He'd had such a'Fit : No doctor could have cured him, Es Or he. ped him 4 bit. Every garment he wore Just suited the man, As none but §. HAAS & CO, can: Cor. Pine and Commercial Street, Gent's Clothing, FURNISHING Goop,Ds, BOY’S CLOTHING, Seld at 30 per cent, cheaper than any other House in this. city or county. . . §. HAAS & CO. ~NEW ADVERTISEMENT, Ee HARDWARE : ‘HARDWARE : nd CREAT REDUCTION! IN PRICES OF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, &c. &c. e t# From Date we will sell for CASH ONLY! All Goods in our Line at SAN. FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES AND FREIGHT! Merchants, Mechanics and Mimers throughout the County will find it to their interest to ge" GKE OUa CAS«A PRICES BKKORE BUYING !_ag WE SHALL BE.CONSTANTLY LN RECEIPT of Goods, direct iroin Une Mantiacturers,and Can eave to vur ‘trade from LHS wo TYWENLY PEK CHNL upon their purchases. «2 Persons having accounts ‘opon our’ Books are requested Lo setiie them at yuce. CRAWFURD & (0. Nevada, July 3d, 1863. P. 8.—Parties indebted tous (the undersigned) must “scE Us” s0un, as we have done a Banking business with them (withvat. coilat eral) long enough, s CRAWFU«D, LEAVITT & Co. Nevada, July 84, 1988. % MTR I Be ep of ryarucie sold, being of our own mauufacture, . OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING ‘. Miners? Shirts. No MEUATON, 4. REUSTON, = HASTINGS ARE THE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS —OF— SAN FRANCISCO, NN wit — SPECIALITIES, _ PRICE AND GUARANTEE, The Lafgest dud most varied stock of GenCa -lemen's-ctotining, + arntishing-auodsLrunks}—— Kags aud Valises, onthe Faucific Coast. Eveis guarauteed, Havyittg coutracts direct with European and American Matulacturers. of piece goods wethereby gifect a saving of inily 00 pet Geut li wholeSaiy dealers protits and are . Lnus abies to offer superior Gouds at less than second rate prices. ; STYLES, Having agents in London and Paris we introduce the new styles in Saw #‘ranciscu simere 3 with their appearance in New ork, GOODS MADE TO ORDER. For the accommodation of such.as may desire, we have seCured the services of a celebraled suropean Culter, and are prepared to make up picce goods iu a styie eupériur to any othr house on the Coast. snirts, Lies, Collars, etc. Maue LO order at shor. nuiice. a COUNTY ORDERS, Goods forwarded by Express to any part of the s’acific coast ou the receipt of orders and Meastres ; stud lor directions for meusurement. HEUSTON, HASTINGS-& CD.) LICK HOUSE BLOCK, S AN F RAN crsc 6. A B. MEYER & CO., OULD inform the People of Nevada that W they are at their old staud, Cor, of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 per cent cheaper than any other store ! (7° ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF Sik, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE LINEN: SHIRTS! and Underclothing, Boots, enias: and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, ~ SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, CANNOT BE EXCELLED! Give us a call and we will guar_antee satisfaction ! {2 Dow T FORGET THE PLACE. ‘OPPOSITION CLOTHING, STORE, “MEYER & CO., Proprictors, . MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —AT—. GEORGE E. TURNER’S,. PINE STREET, iS a —ncane i, AS ON HAND A. LARGE STOCK HARDWARE, MINERS ‘Toons, CUTLERY, TiNWARE, CROCKERY, Se 3, Doors, STOViS, PLATED WARE, &c. t@-WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS’ LOW AS ANYWHERH IN THE STATE. ged . PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERYTHING IN-THAT LINE, Agent. for the PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! For Nevada City, And will furnish every description’ of (iS SILVER PLATED WARE.@1 Or replate Goods from which Silver has been worn, with any thickness of Silver desired, Call and see the Goods. GLORGE E. TURNER, toa Ps! PU STREST, “Nevada, Aug. 20th. BUILDER'S. INSURANCE C0, Of San Frantisco. THOMAS MOONEY, President. THOS. 8. FINCHLEY, Agent, FOR NEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIES. — ee” Leave your orders on slate at ~~ * VICPOR CHEVALIER & CO, North-west corner Commercial & Pine sts. . Nevada, June 23d. CROUKERY, GLASS WARE, &ec. &e, WwW: OFFER TO THE TRADE A VERY Large and well selected Stock of Goods, comprising ENGLISH sARTHENWARE, FRENCH PJRCELAIN; CUT & PRESSED GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, CLOCKS, &e, WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, Recen ly established her , and now in successful Operai on, duu are prepared to luraish every description of SILVER PLATED WARE, With a full guarantee as to quality, of superior Tulsi and ia.est design. We ure aloo prepa vd to re-p.uve goods frum Which the silver has beeu worn, W.th auy weigat of -ilver desired, aud ibe fall weigh. Coutracted ior ,Uaraule. d. Uruers respectfully pulicited. : HAYNES & LAWTON, 516, 518, 520 and 522 Sansome st, Cerner. of Merchant. San Francisco, July 26th. —AND— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargu & Co. Nevada City. WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours for 25 cemtis. Louging 25 cts. ‘Tite oad always supplied Ww Lu ‘ the Dost LiQUUKS ainw UlLuaks, if yuu waut a guvod square Meal or a guvd drink gu lo BloltLu’s, Nevada, Juiy 25.n A. Cy NILES, . Attorney and Counselor: rT A —orrice— GRAND DISPLAY. “Ss SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS! ~ Ladies of Nevada county, attention A. GOLDSMITH, AS JUST RECBIVE ANNUAL si‘uck Fashionable Dress Goods, SILKS, POPLIN 38, LAWNS, TAIKOS, per steamer, his Linen Lawns, Chambays,.PERCALES, . French, English & American Prints IN GisHial Va Kia, AND OF ‘THE Latest Patterns, Domestic . Goods, COTTON SHEKTINUS from 4 quarters to 12 quarters Lu width; rowai’ aad! bieuched, A large assortment of enti TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWEL, ING, IRISH LINENS, &c, White Goods. A splendid stock of $ WISS MULL, JACONSl, NALN SUUKS, plain, stripes aud checked, ~~ , Bindtur LA WINS, aud UCR MUSLINS, . Fancy Goods, ‘Dresé Trimmings, Kiv GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &¢,'' MILLINERY GOODS, _ Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Bons Mets aid sats. trimmeu iud uulrimmed. LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, A new and recherche article o: the New Saeh Paticru. PEs Sat G8 ppee CARPETS AND OI; CLOTHS, . "Of all descriptions, ~~ Also, & coniplete assor;ment of Ladies; Mis. 8¢s aud CALUdrei’s Shoes aud Galtecs. 7 Pi apie Wuralhing Gveods, achoice BOCK. ears Se a «Ido not pretend to sell my goods at Cuet, batotfer toem at as dow a tigure as they can be silorded, and iny prices whl commend iuy Goods Lo all reasunadie, sensible people. A., GULUDS MII, Sere «= FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $425 per Pair: French Calf Footing Fronts! . $1 50 per pairt iA me: A LARGE ASSORTMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins. Also, keep constantly on k.nd: a large assortment of GENTs’, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS" FRENCH CALF SCREWED. BOOTS AND oHOsS, which for cheapness and @ure ability cannot be surpassed, s : «7 Also, LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILDRENS’ SiUas aud GALTERS on handat al times in endiess variety, ; &2™ Country orders promptly filled. _ ¥. A. SEIBERLICH, 214 California Street. San Francisco, July 16th. } The American Submerged Pump . ; —oF— The Pacific Pump Manufacturing COMPANY, ‘}‘HE CHEAPEST, BEST AND MOST DUR1 ABLE rUMP IN USE, N® PACKING, * ALL METAL, This pump saves fifty per cent, of power, is always iu working order, and is admirably adapteu fOr Wels, IirgsliOk of Miuiug pur UBS, . ‘Lue smallest size will throw a stream sixty ‘feet aud raise ‘iweuty Guilous per ming ; the dargeest will raise 40,000 galluus per, + ULE Will Bicam power. due PuupmMay be seen working at Z, P, Davis’ shup, brvad Sweet, Nevada, Cali and seo It. Nevada, Augtist 14th, 1868, Cab, BR, CLARKE, 0. DUNKELE, CLARKE & DUNKLE, FORWARDING MERCHANTS, . OFFICE AT RAILROAD DEPOT, COLFAX. tA SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. gf 7" Mark your Goods plainly “C & D.; Colttlax, ~ ' alées bases —— Notary Public and Conveyancer _ . OBFICK—SKCUND STREET, Meadow. LAKBecocces isd © »»Nevada County, of Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada city, } Corner gf, Brand de diae Bttécta; Nevada. All basineas eutrusted to me will be prompy. ly attenued ww: i te © res ‘ va Pate ts New Style Traveling Dress Goods,

_ bered that Foss was just about throw-_-the plank strik:ng across his stomach, __ excellent speech, and handled the De-. _the falling of a heavy plank such as is} office. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Great MBETING aT TRUCKEE.—On Satarday'night a grand Union meeting was held at Truckee. E. H. Gaylord presided, and an immense crowd gathered from Truckee, Boca and the places round about, to listen to thé” apeeches of Hons. A: A. Sargent and T. B. Mc Farland. Mr. Sargent. made the first speech, and gave a thorough review of the position of parties, which was lis tened. to with close attention by, the audience. Judge McFarland made an mocracy without gloves, Both speakers were attentively listened to and. fre— quently cheered. During Judge MeFarland’s speech, one of the ‘unterrified’ attempted to interrupt the meeting, but he was quickly called to ‘order bya muscular Unionist. The meeting was @ decided: success, and the loyal‘men of Truckee and Boca predict good round majorities for Grant and Colfax at both places. Tae Risine Star.—The Rising Star quartz mine, located on Deer Creek a short distance below town, is yielding very rich quartz. We were shown yesterday by A. H. Hagadorn a specimen which: measures: more than a foot in diameter. It was streaked with pure, bright and glistening gold. ‘The ledge is about three feet in thickness, and the richest ruck is of the character of the specimen just mentioned. The second grade of ore contains more sulphurets but pays well. -The specimen was / taken from the new incline, 260 feet below the surface. The mine is. being rapidly opened for extensive working, and there is every indication that the “Rising Star? will soon be in the ascendancy as a good paying mine. » CHas. W. Foss.—This unfortunate man, who was so seriously injuredby4 used’ in planking the streets upon him, from-his-wagon; died-from the injuries sustained, yesterday. It will be femoming off the timber from his wagon when his foot slipped and he fell to the street, He suffered intensoly after ths accident, Deceased was a native of Maine, aged 31 years. TBIAL oF GEORGE CARR.—The trial of George Carr, charged with stealing & gold watch trom John Garver, of Hant’s Hill, took place inthe County Court yesterday. The case was pros-: ecuted by District Attorney Cross and defended by Williams & Jobnson. The case was vive the jury about 4 o’clotk, who returned in a short time with a verdict of guilty of petit larceny. The prisoner was ordered to appear tor sentence on Saturday next. Rowgrt TYLER. convicted of rape, was ordered to appear for sentence yesterday morning, and the time for passing sentence was continued to Saturday next.at 10 o'clock. Fist ARRivA.L—J. & S. Rosenthal received yesterday the first stock of Dry Goods for the Fall campaign. The goods are superior in quality to any ever brought to this market, while . the prices are so low that any one can well afford to purchase them. Jacob Rosenthal desires the city and country ladies to calland see the new stock as soon as possible, as he is well prepared to give them better bargains than was_before known in this section of country. The articles received are beautiful and of every shade and colur. Don’t fail to call and see the Dress and House Furnishing Goods before you purchase else. where; if you do you'll miss it tremendously. * Dr. J. P. WiBB.—Shortly after this gentleman opened his office on Broad street he was taken ill, and until now has been unable to attend to his’ practice. His health is now, however,. restored, and he may be found at ‘his FERNANDO Wood announces that he hag retired from political life. ., a pier gen ny ee ee Are Yor Biriovs }—Multitud both sexes will answer this question‘in the affirmative; ior, next w disorders of the stomach, liver cumplainig are perhaps the most prevalent of ‘all in— ternal diseases. Its usual symptoms are a yellowish tinge in the wiates o the eyes, especially near the’ inuer cor hers, 20 uneasy or stighily paintul sensation in the right side, pain between ‘the shoulder blaues, sick heudacue, lassitude, mental duliness, lack of appetite and irregularity of the boweis.— W boever recugnizes this diagnosis as applying to his own condition, may be quile certain, more bile exists in his biood and jess passes through his buwels than is expeuient jor his heatth, and that his liver requires toning and regulating. Une 0. tue special uses of HOSTETTER’s BIT’TERS, is tO meet just such exigencies as this. Its tonic principle rouses the liver from itstorpor;-and--its—aperientctement> gently relieves the intestinal catial o1 the accretions consequent upon an insufficient supply of nature’s cathartic, the bile, ; = Persons of bilious habit will find it the best sateguard against the attacks to which they are constitutionally predisposed, and should careiully avvid all the ordinary alconolic stimulants. , Agents tor Pacitic coast, HUSTET. TEK, SMITH & CU., wholesale d. ug— me gists, San Francisco. csiaeanienien OF FASHION. ——— tHE MAN As I passed up the street, On the last pleasant day, I meta young gent, In euch stylish urray, That 1 made up my mind, When I saw his fine clothes, At no place but 8. HAAS & CO’S Could he und such as those. The Coat fitted neatly, Of cluth, "twas the best, The Pants set completely, And so.did the Vest. Tf “Dresswell” had seen him, He'd had such a'Fit : No doctor could have cured him, Es Or he. ped him 4 bit. Every garment he wore Just suited the man, As none but §. HAAS & CO, can: Cor. Pine and Commercial Street, Gent's Clothing, FURNISHING Goop,Ds, BOY’S CLOTHING, Seld at 30 per cent, cheaper than any other House in this. city or county. . . §. HAAS & CO. ~NEW ADVERTISEMENT, Ee HARDWARE : ‘HARDWARE : nd CREAT REDUCTION! IN PRICES OF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, &c. &c. e t# From Date we will sell for CASH ONLY! All Goods in our Line at SAN. FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES AND FREIGHT! Merchants, Mechanics and Mimers throughout the County will find it to their interest to ge" GKE OUa CAS«A PRICES BKKORE BUYING !_ag WE SHALL BE.CONSTANTLY LN RECEIPT of Goods, direct iroin Une Mantiacturers,and Can eave to vur ‘trade from LHS wo TYWENLY PEK CHNL upon their purchases. «2 Persons having accounts ‘opon our’ Books are requested Lo setiie them at yuce. CRAWFURD & (0. Nevada, July 3d, 1863. P. 8.—Parties indebted tous (the undersigned) must “scE Us” s0un, as we have done a Banking business with them (withvat. coilat eral) long enough, s CRAWFU«D, LEAVITT & Co. Nevada, July 84, 1988. % MTR I Be ep of ryarucie sold, being of our own mauufacture, . OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING ‘. Miners? Shirts. No MEUATON, 4. REUSTON, = HASTINGS ARE THE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS —OF— SAN FRANCISCO, NN wit — SPECIALITIES, _ PRICE AND GUARANTEE, The Lafgest dud most varied stock of GenCa -lemen's-ctotining, + arntishing-auodsLrunks}—— Kags aud Valises, onthe Faucific Coast. Eveis guarauteed, Havyittg coutracts direct with European and American Matulacturers. of piece goods wethereby gifect a saving of inily 00 pet Geut li wholeSaiy dealers protits and are . Lnus abies to offer superior Gouds at less than second rate prices. ; STYLES, Having agents in London and Paris we introduce the new styles in Saw #‘ranciscu simere 3 with their appearance in New ork, GOODS MADE TO ORDER. For the accommodation of such.as may desire, we have seCured the services of a celebraled suropean Culter, and are prepared to make up picce goods iu a styie eupériur to any othr

house on the Coast. snirts, Lies, Collars, etc. Maue LO order at shor. nuiice. a COUNTY ORDERS, Goods forwarded by Express to any part of the s’acific coast ou the receipt of orders and Meastres ; stud lor directions for meusurement. HEUSTON, HASTINGS-& CD.) LICK HOUSE BLOCK, S AN F RAN crsc 6. A B. MEYER & CO., OULD inform the People of Nevada that W they are at their old staud, Cor, of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 per cent cheaper than any other store ! (7° ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF Sik, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE LINEN: SHIRTS! and Underclothing, Boots, enias: and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, ~ SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, CANNOT BE EXCELLED! Give us a call and we will guar_antee satisfaction ! {2 Dow T FORGET THE PLACE. ‘OPPOSITION CLOTHING, STORE, “MEYER & CO., Proprictors, . MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —AT—. GEORGE E. TURNER’S,. PINE STREET, iS a —ncane i, AS ON HAND A. LARGE STOCK HARDWARE, MINERS ‘Toons, CUTLERY, TiNWARE, CROCKERY, Se 3, Doors, STOViS, PLATED WARE, &c. t@-WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS’ LOW AS ANYWHERH IN THE STATE. ged . PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERYTHING IN-THAT LINE, Agent. for the PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! For Nevada City, And will furnish every description’ of (iS SILVER PLATED WARE.@1 Or replate Goods from which Silver has been worn, with any thickness of Silver desired, Call and see the Goods. GLORGE E. TURNER, toa Ps! PU STREST, “Nevada, Aug. 20th. BUILDER'S. INSURANCE C0, Of San Frantisco. THOMAS MOONEY, President. THOS. 8. FINCHLEY, Agent, FOR NEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIES. — ee” Leave your orders on slate at ~~ * VICPOR CHEVALIER & CO, North-west corner Commercial & Pine sts. . Nevada, June 23d. CROUKERY, GLASS WARE, &ec. &e, WwW: OFFER TO THE TRADE A VERY Large and well selected Stock of Goods, comprising ENGLISH sARTHENWARE, FRENCH PJRCELAIN; CUT & PRESSED GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, CLOCKS, &e, WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, Recen ly established her , and now in successful Operai on, duu are prepared to luraish every description of SILVER PLATED WARE, With a full guarantee as to quality, of superior Tulsi and ia.est design. We ure aloo prepa vd to re-p.uve goods frum Which the silver has beeu worn, W.th auy weigat of -ilver desired, aud ibe fall weigh. Coutracted ior ,Uaraule. d. Uruers respectfully pulicited. : HAYNES & LAWTON, 516, 518, 520 and 522 Sansome st, Cerner. of Merchant. San Francisco, July 26th. —AND— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargu & Co. Nevada City. WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours for 25 cemtis. Louging 25 cts. ‘Tite oad always supplied Ww Lu ‘ the Dost LiQUUKS ainw UlLuaks, if yuu waut a guvod square Meal or a guvd drink gu lo BloltLu’s, Nevada, Juiy 25.n A. Cy NILES, . Attorney and Counselor: rT A —orrice— GRAND DISPLAY. “Ss SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS! ~ Ladies of Nevada county, attention A. GOLDSMITH, AS JUST RECBIVE ANNUAL si‘uck Fashionable Dress Goods, SILKS, POPLIN 38, LAWNS, TAIKOS, per steamer, his Linen Lawns, Chambays,.PERCALES, . French, English & American Prints IN GisHial Va Kia, AND OF ‘THE Latest Patterns, Domestic . Goods, COTTON SHEKTINUS from 4 quarters to 12 quarters Lu width; rowai’ aad! bieuched, A large assortment of enti TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWEL, ING, IRISH LINENS, &c, White Goods. A splendid stock of $ WISS MULL, JACONSl, NALN SUUKS, plain, stripes aud checked, ~~ , Bindtur LA WINS, aud UCR MUSLINS, . Fancy Goods, ‘Dresé Trimmings, Kiv GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &¢,'' MILLINERY GOODS, _ Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Bons Mets aid sats. trimmeu iud uulrimmed. LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, A new and recherche article o: the New Saeh Paticru. PEs Sat G8 ppee CARPETS AND OI; CLOTHS, . "Of all descriptions, ~~ Also, & coniplete assor;ment of Ladies; Mis. 8¢s aud CALUdrei’s Shoes aud Galtecs. 7 Pi apie Wuralhing Gveods, achoice BOCK. ears Se a «Ido not pretend to sell my goods at Cuet, batotfer toem at as dow a tigure as they can be silorded, and iny prices whl commend iuy Goods Lo all reasunadie, sensible people. A., GULUDS MII, Sere «= FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $425 per Pair: French Calf Footing Fronts! . $1 50 per pairt iA me: A LARGE ASSORTMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins. Also, keep constantly on k.nd: a large assortment of GENTs’, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS" FRENCH CALF SCREWED. BOOTS AND oHOsS, which for cheapness and @ure ability cannot be surpassed, s : «7 Also, LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILDRENS’ SiUas aud GALTERS on handat al times in endiess variety, ; &2™ Country orders promptly filled. _ ¥. A. SEIBERLICH, 214 California Street. San Francisco, July 16th. } The American Submerged Pump . ; —oF— The Pacific Pump Manufacturing COMPANY, ‘}‘HE CHEAPEST, BEST AND MOST DUR1 ABLE rUMP IN USE, N® PACKING, * ALL METAL, This pump saves fifty per cent, of power, is always iu working order, and is admirably adapteu fOr Wels, IirgsliOk of Miuiug pur UBS, . ‘Lue smallest size will throw a stream sixty ‘feet aud raise ‘iweuty Guilous per ming ; the dargeest will raise 40,000 galluus per, + ULE Will Bicam power. due PuupmMay be seen working at Z, P, Davis’ shup, brvad Sweet, Nevada, Cali and seo It. Nevada, Augtist 14th, 1868, Cab, BR, CLARKE, 0. DUNKELE, CLARKE & DUNKLE, FORWARDING MERCHANTS, . OFFICE AT RAILROAD DEPOT, COLFAX. tA SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. gf 7" Mark your Goods plainly “C & D.; Colttlax, ~ ' alées bases —— Notary Public and Conveyancer _ . OBFICK—SKCUND STREET, Meadow. LAKBecocces isd © »»Nevada County, of Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada city, } Corner gf, Brand de diae Bttécta; Nevada. All basineas eutrusted to me will be prompy. ly attenued ww: i te © res ‘ va Pate ts New Style Traveling Dress Goods,