September 20, 1864 (4 pages)

j nd ae 18 ne ch r. nd ae iss yO “ f vel et, hod cinthe will vho n it isit wil} 3, ing, tice PB . ‘Bevada Baily Bese TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20th. “ae st eo : eo) . Ne i cau gh LOGAL MATTERS. ‘Insure Your Prover'ty.—In our col“wmns toxday, will be feund an advertisement of the Phoenix Fire Insurance Co:-. Vhie . . Company was the first topay the losses of those who were insured by it, after the late fire inthis city. No’man ghould be without an insurance upon hia property against fire. “Many a man owes all he is worth to-day,.to aninaurance upon his property, which gave him astart after the.fire. Our city was laid jn ashes on the 8th of November, 1863, and the 12th, four deys after, the Phoenix pard the policies of those who were. insured by them, in gold coin. ‘The Odd Fellows’ Hall, aud-several of the heaviest losera were insured by this Company. H. Mackie & Co. are agents for the Phoenix in this city. If you sre not insured, don’t rest till you hold a policy from this Company. MILITARY ENCAMPMENT.—We understand that an encampment of the military companies of Nevada and some of the adjoins} ing counties 16 talked of, for some time this Fall. It is proposed that the eompanies organize into a’battalion, elect their Major and gointoan encampment for ten. or. twelve’ days at. the. Glenbrook Race Course between this place and Grass Valley. We hope the plan proposed will be carried out. Such an encampment is worth more than a-year’s organization to'a company. No.better ground than the one proposed can be found in this State. There is ample room for the encampmént of a regiment, ‘and a splendid ground for the evolutions. Let us have the en~ campment. : THe DEDICATION.—The colored people’s ‘church was dedicated in this city on Sunday Yast. The dedication services were conduicted by Rev. J. B Hi the M. B. Charch and the sermon, an @ hone, preached by Rey. T. D. M. Wards P. E. of the A, M. E. Church. Aftep fie sermon a collecs tion was taken ap'to pay the debts, and ‘about $350 was raiaed. Fire at Buue Texyt.—On Friday last, ‘a cabin occupied by some men employed on the Central Company's claims, was totally destroyed by fire. The fire took place soun after noon and itis supposed to have originated from the fire place. The occupants lost titir provisions, bedding and clothing. MINING AT BLUE Tent.—In anticipation of an aqueous winter, the miners in the vicinity of Blue Tent are making exteiisive preparations for working the wines. Should the season be favorable, not a single claim will be unworked in that neighborhood. THE Potosi.—Wilham Thomas & Co., owners of the Potosi lead, located on Gold Flat, near Weeks’ mill, got up steam un Sat. urday last. They have an incline down upon the lead 140. feet. The lead 1s two feet thick, and their last crushing paid $40 t the ton. 4 n ——— re LEASE ExrirepD.—Weeks’_ terra of lease expired in August, and the owners of the mill and mine—San Francisco men—are having the water kept out ofthe diggings. We understand work will soon be commenced again. It is anexcellent mine, and will give employment to a large number of men. More. So_piers.—Sergeant” Ridley started for San Francisco yesterday morning with seven recruite in charge. {Thies makes thirtystwo that have volunteered from this county within three monthe. SPLENDID GraPes.—We saw yesterday, some of the finest grapes brought to our ‘ market this season, at the markets of Peran, on Commercial street, and Briggs, on Broad street. They were of the Black Hamburg variety, very large and of splendid flavor.— They were grown ina vineyard near this ame Git Ye SociaL PakTy.—A social party will be given at the Kentucky House, J. H. Shadduck proprietor, on next. Thursday evening. The house is three miles below Grass Valley, on the old Auburn road., ‘I'he table will be supphed with all kinds of game, and the best music to be had will be on hand. Read his advertisement. ere ie «Hon. A. A. SAnGeNn?:is-announced to make a Union speech in the Assembly Cham. _. ber, Sacramento, te-night. ag L. Ww. Wiuttams iy SE LER Fores man of ‘Nevada Hose Co. No. 1, vice Joho Pattison, resigned. _ ae Cue’s Line from this ae Soneemnemamnenel . what has been known as the Pacific and. Mclace te ‘Sacramento. I will, on and after Sept. ikth, 1864 runa Daily Line of Coaches from Nevada, Grass Valley, Allison Ranch and Forest Springs. pit ayy with the’ Pacific Railroad at New: castle for. SACRAMENTO. Ve This Line will be run as an Accommodatio Linc. Every safety and comfort guaranteed., Office at Union Hotel, Nevada. . Wisconsin Hotel, Girass Valley, W. H. Mitchell. Agent. ~ ; What Cheer House, Sacramento, W.S. McRoberts, Agent. Cc, T, CANFIELD, Sole Proprietor, ~ : Nevada, Sept. 15th. 2 Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FINE BRANDIES, WINES, _ AND Liquors generally. BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STREET Nevada, Sept. 14th. DR. ROSENBAUM’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. vais excelent Medicine alwaya relieves and generally effectually cures the following diseases : . DYSPEPSIA, 7 LOSS OF APPETITE, ' MORNING HEADACHE, FEVER AND AGUE, ' JAUNDICE, LANGUOR, : i BOWEL COMPLAINT, ceo. &e. Try them—tert them on your Constitution and you will be fully satisfied with the result. ROSENSAUMS BITTERS Are no QUACK MEDICINE but the scientific and ‘efficacious compouud ofa Regular Physician who h: 8 made the study of Medicine his. profession. ‘hey are exceedingly popular and the more they are knowu the better they are liked. ‘They are very palatable and are composed of Roots and Herbs whieh possess the power of curing disea ses without injuring the Constitution. For sale by all Druggiste and Liquor Dealers, or by N. B. JACOBS & CO., 423 Front street, San Francisco. tc DENTISTRY ! 21 K. FELLERS, T. w. M’INTYRE. DRS. FELLERS & McINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnson & Co’s atore..Mill street, Grass Valley.@amm And south east corner Kidd & Knox’s Building entrance on Broad street, Nevada. sepl4 One ofthe above firm can at all times be found at their office in, Nevada a ‘l'eeth inserted on Gold, Silver and Vulcanite plates. Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all op} erations. ™ aug2s NOTICE. Ts firm of C. H. Meyer & Co. is day disA. ‘solved. The business will hereafter be conert by R. Fininger &Co., with the same fa lities as. heretofore and at the same old stand, 76 Broad street. C. H. MEYER & Co. Nevada, Sept. 2th. 1864. sepl¢ PAID IN GREENBACKS. I . C. MILLS, J. COLLEY, P. L RYAN, B. e HOAGLAND. M. TRACY and BARNEY McUANK, comprising the firm of McLane .@ Co. paid me $6425 in Greenbacks-~for Goods purchased, payable in Gold Coin—bemg balance of account due morethan one year. We feel it ourduty to let the public know of this that they may know who the parties are who avail themselves of thischeap but unjust mode of paying their honest debts” W.H. CRAWFORD & CO. Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept, 11th. Greenbacks Agovin! CARD has been published charging Me Liane & Co with paying a bill of $64 25 in Greenbacks, but the author of the Card neglect ed to state that suit was breught against the Compan), and as a consequence he was paid: in Greenbacks. NO AGREEMENT was. made to pay the bill in Gotp Coin. Under similar eircumstances we, as well as all sensible pcople, should expect them, especially from the LITTLE GENTLEMAN. McLANE & CO, Nevada, Sept. 14th, 1864. The Greenback Question. NSWER TO McLANE & COMPANY°’S CARD —In regarc to suit being brought, the facts are these :—For the past six teen months we have dunned McLane & Company for the small sum of $64 25. some of the firm giving as the reason for not paying, that one of the Company had failed to pay his Assessments and at the same time telling us that they would like to have us bring suit as by that means the one in arrears Would be obliged to pay up.— Another of the firm telling us if we would sue he would pay in coin—we brought suit. It Low seems the object was moreto have an EXCUSE for paying Greenbacks than from anv desire to 5 make the delinquent pay up, thereby effecting, a saving of About Two Dollars to each one of th Company, which amount probably is eonsider of more importance te. them than the name of being honorable business men. . W. H. CBAWFORD & CO. Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept, 15th. 1864.Notice. LL persons having any unsettled business A with GEO. A. CHUKCH, are hereby notitied that 1 have been authorised to attend to hie affairs during his absence from the State. woe . “Having bought out the en-. tire stock of Weaver & Company's Column. 2 WEAVER & COMPANY. Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864, w= beg to inform our friends and the public *hat on and after _ ‘conf Monday the 25th day of J anuary, We shall sell our Goods, + . EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH R. FININCER & co., a ¢ é = rj chased or on delivery. ~~~ pee Pa We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that hasbeen. sustained in collecting such a. large number of accounts as lave heretofore been on the Books of this House. eo. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING Sustomers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchanthastomakeup LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS . By adopting the Inour business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the cred= it system, and with our facilitics in San Francisco, will be ableto give our customers all the ces aS will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. Our business will beconducted on the principles of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere.to ONE PRICE. -. Thanking our friends for the hberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, wil) meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. i FORCASH. 4 NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada Uity. oe _ BAM. R. PERRY. Nevada, Sept. 15th.: aH Goods delivéred Free of Charge. 3 We shall keép no more running accounts, and! all Goods quflered must be paid for when pur. Cash Principle r3; advantages of the markets, and sell at such pri-* é * D.S. BAKER. J. A. MARTIN. D. S. BAKER & CO. ‘ DEALEKS iN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada, . RESH MEATS, OF AUL KINDS = hand and for sale at Cheap rates for Cash, Z : Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. Cheap for Cash. auglO CEO. R. CRAWFORD, ‘Masonic Building, on Pine Street JUSTICES’ AND CONSTABES’ ' Blanks. “—~ @ Dealer.in ~~ _ PLAIN AND FANCY BLANK BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH: ALBUMS, &e. Nevada, July 28th W OOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale Always on hand a full supply of wr sTATIONERY, 1 sR 0 Se EMTS BI EMINBAL MAKE ROOM FOR . THE FLORENCE It makes four distinct Stitches, feeds the work either way, sews . thin and heavy geods, . without one or id tension, will ‘ getherand sew on , at the same time. it makes a Stitch alike on both sides of the fabric, has no springs to , get out of order, and is the most rapid sewer in the world, So tiny Every Machime fully warranted.: We, the undersigned, have each purchaked a Florence Sewing Machine. and have them now in use, : at AY We have thoroughly tested them on work of all grades—heavy, medium ard light—and our opinion is that the FLORENCY is durable, will notieasily get out of ordg, is strong and simple in construction,'and its is easily learned by the most mexperienced.It will do a greater range of work with lers troubte and change, and Sate ocus it altogcther better than any other ity Sewing Machine we have ever seen 5 Mrs_Dr. Chase..,..31 Tark street 8. ¥. Mrs D.B. Coffin...20 “lary atrect. do Mis J. B Wooster... §25 Folsom st. do Mrs 8S. D. Gilmore.. +-518 Fotaom at. do Mrs Daniel Dunn... 414 Folsom st, do Mrp J ‘Spimoni.cicccscsecens 228 Rich at, do Mrs Pruett.. -.616 California street, do Mrs 8. M. Morton..632 Sutter street, do Mrs Bohem.00.-aseeeee-+.617 Pine atreet do: Miss Ann Bradley. -612 California st, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker..--259 Stevenson at, de Mrs John ©. Corbet. -°..Mission Dolores. Miss. Annie ma 98 as scesecveccaceeslsl Dorado. Mins Maggie McBoyle..+0++.El Dorado: Chas S. Preble. .ecaceceeeeessseesSacramento. Fa Wi. Hoag. scevesvescccccscccscesees:, Oakland. Mrs A. M. Durnham..e.ssesessesssOckland. Mrs Orrie Woodill...5 eese Oakland, . Mrs Mary EK. Burekhalter...Dutch Flat. C, Je OVOP +0 oo. ccc eeecesees ceeceesecees NADA. Mrs Samuel T. Pong, Clarksville, El Dorado co R. H. Farquhar. county clerk..Nevada city. Geo. Ks Farquhar ctr: do EB. W. Bigelow. c.ccovewccevesstracce do N. W. Know!ton,practical machiniat. . do Co Ms Bates, Me Dessecsecccscedsccs ie John Herginger.cs.dccescesccescces o~ He MEAG Nes 6. 5:4 sauce asses vue bios . A Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, Drugs and Chemicals. Just received and for sale by Joseph M, Levey, Corner ’of Commercial and Pine Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf ; = SELLING OFF AT COST—BARGAINS. the surrounding countr he has removed his stock of <A BOOTS & SHOES. To Kidd’s Building, on Pine street, and is sel) them offat low rates. mi from the Bay., which he will sell at bargains. Repairing promptly and neatly doue. W. L. Shaefer would inforn# the citizens of Nevada =< that ee J He has just receivad a large and splendid stock of boots and shoes He invites the attention of everybody to call and examine his stock. Boots made to order.— P. Branntiters. oo sinia dice s000 enincaccns do Previous to purchasing the Florence, I owned and used a Wheeler & Wilson for two years, and used a.Grover & Baker a long time. Mrs Mary A. MERCHANT, Dress Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco. Previous to purchasin and used and the the Florence, [ owned Grover & Baker Machine one year, heeler & Wilson two years. Mrs. & WELLER, Dress Maker. 406 Dupont street. San Francisco, ». Previous to purchasin the Wheeler & Wilson the Florence, I. used ewing Machine Mrs. J. D, BLAIN, Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a year ; have also used the Williame & Orvis and the Gray & Grace. Mks 5S. P Vick, Dress Maker Seamstress 109 Stevenson etreet, San ‘Francisco Previous to penenaens the Florence, I owned ank used a.Grover & Ba Machine two year, anda Wheeler & Wilson three years. Mrs Cuas. UZNAY. 419 Bryant BLAZE’S SALOON:* . COR: OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81_ If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’sS street, San Francisco, 1 have used a Florence Sewing Machine two ; ap I brought it with-me across the plains ; At.hae never yet been ont ofarder, and I can tru-. ly say that itexcels all other Machines ehat I have used. I_ran a Ladd & Webster six months a Wheelcr & Wilson & Wilson eight months, and used a Grover & Baxer «alternately with Sloat’s Z. P. DAVIS, reasonsble terms, novi3 : ~ Having wert a shop at his residonee on pring atreet is ready to do work at Gnnsmithing, Lock repairing, &c. at short notice and on for two years. I am familiar with the Howe and severpl of the small machines, but I never used one that would. do all kinds of work to equal the Florence. I dd not think it can be too highly Precommended. Mrs Isaac ELLIs, Marysville. Fhave had my Florence Sewing Machine for F. PIM, PHYSICIAN. Office at J. M. Levey’s Drug Store, Pine and Commercial streets. corner O¢ _all three years. I purchased one of the first made -. at the manufactory, and brought it to thie State with me. I have used it almost steadily, and have never had the first thiag get out of order. Mrs NEwtTon Damon, Drees Maker and Tailoress, MEAT MARKET. body withthe best of f, Veal the lewest cash prices. JAMES MONROK can be found at the old-stand on Broad st.-where he is prepared to supply every Pork, Mutton, Corucd Beef and Pork &c, &, at Seventh st, betweea Bryant & Brannan, 8S. F, I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two ears, the tl as & Farr six months, the Sloat tliptic about the same length of tim’, the Williame & Orvis nearly two years, and have dealt in several of the small machines until thoreughlv disgusted with every machine that sews with: only one thread. The Florence-18. the .only.-Ma« . MEAT MARKET. tte the very best of Beef, Pork, ° ton. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork at his sho at reasonable rates for cash. JAMES COLLEY keeps on hand, Mut. onBroad street two doors below Hanson & Co’s, which he will sell -ehine that has come undef my notiee that gives’ perfect and entire satisfaction onal}, } e 8s of work. No one can estimate ité valae until they have used and tested it, as Ihave done _: Indeed for thin work it is invaluable. GEORGE. GILLIs, Carson city, N. T. , 1 believe I can fully and conscientiously indorse each qualification claimed for the Florence A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ia Nevada, Nov. 19 WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &e. Nextdoor to Weaver & Cu’s on Broad Street Maehine. 1 have thorough)v tested it en workof all grades and each trial -has been ywverayent ‘satisfactory. It takes’ hold of delicate fabric delicately, and ofa strong one with strength. To me, it seems more than a Machme—an almost intelligent willing helper. Its use is easily learued, and its construction is certainly simple. I know something of the other first-class MaDOMESTIC DYES, Assorted Colors. ea ate For sale by Joseph M. Levey, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf chines, having learned to operate several. Thia is the only Sewing Machine! have found reliable. Mrs PERRY G. 'TEFFT, San Andreas, Calaveras county. In 1858 we purchased a Wheeler & Wilson Machine and used it until last fall, when, wishing one with ‘modern improvements,’’ we purchas ed a ‘‘Florence.” attér a careful examination of . Miss E. COFFEY, first class Millin¢ry Store, on BROAD STREET, oF keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, -And in fact eve: linery Establishment Goods by every steamer. Dresses, m20 NEVADA MILLINERY. WOULD respectfully mform the Ladies of Nevada city and the sur+ rounding towns that she has opened a josite Weaver &Co’s Store, aud thiny.usually found in.a Mil1 have such arrangements made that 1 shall be in receipt of New Partienlar attentiou will be paid to snaking Cloaks, Mantillas and the different Maehines in use Having used the Florence Machine over five months, we can cheerfully recommend it.as being, in our opinion, the best we have seen. ‘ A.M. FLINT, C_L. FLINT San Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to many others who are using the Florence If it were necessary to do so to convinee the public that these Machines are what is claimed The best Family Sewing Machine in the World, . Nearly three hundred Florenee Machines have been sold on this coast in the short time sinee the Agency has. been established here, ana we make this strong assertion as convincir g proof of their worth, that ne person can be found who . has a Florence that would exchange it fora Family Sewing of apy. other manufacture. A. A. SABGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ¥FICE—In Kidd's Building, corner Broad and Pime etreets—Nevada of GEO. A. RANDALL, < Agent for NevadaCo., at Weaver & Co.'s store evada.-Aug. 27—tf

j nd ae 18 ne ch r. nd ae iss yO “ f vel et, hod cinthe will vho n it isit wil} 3, ing, tice PB . ‘Bevada Baily Bese TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20th. “ae st eo : eo) . Ne i cau gh LOGAL MATTERS. ‘Insure Your Prover'ty.—In our col“wmns toxday, will be feund an advertisement of the Phoenix Fire Insurance Co:-. Vhie . . Company was the first topay the losses of those who were insured by it, after the late fire inthis city. No’man ghould be without an insurance upon hia property against fire. “Many a man owes all he is worth to-day,.to aninaurance upon his property, which gave him astart after the.fire. Our city was laid jn ashes on the 8th of November, 1863, and the 12th, four deys after, the Phoenix pard the policies of those who were. insured by them, in gold coin. ‘The Odd Fellows’ Hall, aud-several of the heaviest losera were insured by this Company. H. Mackie & Co. are agents for the Phoenix in this city. If you sre not insured, don’t rest till you hold a policy from this Company. MILITARY ENCAMPMENT.—We understand that an encampment of the military companies of Nevada and some of the adjoins} ing counties 16 talked of, for some time this Fall. It is proposed that the eompanies organize into a’battalion, elect their Major and gointoan encampment for ten. or. twelve’ days at. the. Glenbrook Race Course between this place and Grass Valley. We hope the plan proposed will be carried out. Such an encampment is worth more than a-year’s organization to'a company. No.better ground than the one proposed can be found in this State. There is ample room for the encampmént of a regiment, ‘and a splendid ground for the evolutions. Let us have the en~ campment. : THe DEDICATION.—The colored people’s ‘church was dedicated in this city on Sunday Yast. The dedication services were conduicted by Rev. J. B Hi the M. B. Charch and the sermon, an @ hone, preached by Rey. T. D. M. Wards P. E. of the A, M. E. Church. Aftep fie sermon a collecs tion was taken ap'to pay the debts, and ‘about $350 was raiaed. Fire at Buue Texyt.—On Friday last, ‘a cabin occupied by some men employed on the Central Company's claims, was totally destroyed by fire. The fire took place soun after noon and itis supposed to have originated from the fire place. The occupants lost titir provisions, bedding and clothing. MINING AT BLUE Tent.—In anticipation of an aqueous winter, the miners in the vicinity of Blue Tent are making exteiisive preparations for working the wines. Should the season be favorable, not a single claim will be unworked in that neighborhood. THE Potosi.—Wilham Thomas & Co., owners of the Potosi lead, located on Gold Flat, near Weeks’ mill, got up steam un Sat. urday last. They have an incline down upon the lead 140. feet. The lead 1s two feet thick, and their last crushing paid $40 t the ton. 4 n ——— re LEASE ExrirepD.—Weeks’_ terra of lease expired in August, and the owners of the mill and mine—San Francisco men—are having the water kept out ofthe diggings. We understand work will soon be commenced again. It is anexcellent mine, and will give employment to a large number of men. More. So_piers.—Sergeant” Ridley started for San Francisco yesterday morning with seven recruite in charge. {Thies makes thirtystwo that have volunteered from this county within three monthe. SPLENDID GraPes.—We saw yesterday, some of the finest grapes brought to our ‘ market this season, at the markets of Peran, on Commercial street, and Briggs, on Broad street. They were of the Black Hamburg variety, very large and of splendid flavor.— They were grown ina vineyard near this ame Git Ye SociaL PakTy.—A social party will be given at the Kentucky House, J. H. Shadduck proprietor, on next. Thursday evening. The house is three miles below Grass Valley, on the old Auburn road., ‘I'he table will be supphed with all kinds of game, and the best music to be had will be on hand. Read his advertisement. ere ie «Hon. A. A. SAnGeNn?:is-announced to make a Union speech in the Assembly Cham. _. ber, Sacramento, te-night. ag L. Ww. Wiuttams iy SE LER Fores man of ‘Nevada Hose Co. No. 1, vice Joho Pattison, resigned. _ ae Cue’s Line from this ae Soneemnemamnenel . what has been known as the Pacific and. Mclace te ‘Sacramento. I will, on and after Sept. ikth, 1864 runa Daily Line of Coaches from Nevada, Grass Valley, Allison Ranch and Forest Springs. pit ayy with the’ Pacific Railroad at New: castle for. SACRAMENTO. Ve This Line will be run as an Accommodatio Linc. Every safety and comfort guaranteed., Office at Union Hotel, Nevada. . Wisconsin Hotel, Girass Valley, W. H. Mitchell. Agent. ~ ; What Cheer House, Sacramento, W.S. McRoberts, Agent. Cc, T, CANFIELD, Sole Proprietor, ~ : Nevada, Sept. 15th. 2 Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FINE BRANDIES, WINES, _ AND Liquors generally. BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STREET Nevada, Sept. 14th. DR. ROSENBAUM’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. vais excelent Medicine alwaya relieves and generally effectually cures the following diseases : . DYSPEPSIA, 7 LOSS OF APPETITE, ' MORNING HEADACHE, FEVER AND AGUE, ' JAUNDICE, LANGUOR, : i BOWEL COMPLAINT, ceo. &e. Try them—tert them on your Constitution and you will be fully satisfied with the result. ROSENSAUMS BITTERS Are no QUACK MEDICINE but the scientific and ‘efficacious compouud ofa Regular Physician who h: 8 made the study of Medicine his. profession. ‘hey are exceedingly popular and the more they are knowu the better they are liked. ‘They are very palatable and are composed of Roots and Herbs whieh possess the power of curing disea ses without injuring the Constitution. For sale by all Druggiste and Liquor Dealers, or by N. B. JACOBS & CO., 423 Front street, San Francisco. tc DENTISTRY ! 21 K. FELLERS, T. w. M’INTYRE. DRS. FELLERS & McINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnson & Co’s atore....Mill street, Grass Valley.@amm And south east corner Kidd & Knox’s Building entrance on Broad street, Nevada. sepl4 One ofthe above firm can at all times be found at their office in, Nevada a ‘l'eeth inserted on Gold, Silver and Vulcanite plates. Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all op} erations. ™ aug2s NOTICE. Ts firm of C. H. Meyer & Co. is day disA. ‘solved. The business will hereafter be conert by R. Fininger &Co., with the same fa lities as. heretofore and at the same old stand, 76 Broad street. C. H. MEYER & Co. Nevada, Sept. 2th. 1864. sepl¢ PAID IN GREENBACKS. I . C. MILLS, J. COLLEY, P. L RYAN, B. e HOAGLAND. M. TRACY and BARNEY McUANK, comprising the firm of McLane .@ Co. paid me $6425 in Greenbacks-~for Goods purchased, payable in Gold Coin—bemg balance of account due morethan one year. We feel it ourduty to let the public know of this that they may know who the parties are who avail themselves of thischeap but unjust mode of paying their honest debts” W.H. CRAWFORD & CO. Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept, 11th. Greenbacks Agovin! CARD has been published charging Me Liane & Co with paying a bill of $64 25 in Greenbacks, but the author of the Card neglect ed to state that suit was breught against the Compan), and as a consequence he was paid: in Greenbacks. NO AGREEMENT was. made to pay the bill in Gotp Coin. Under similar eircumstances we, as well as all sensible pcople, should expect them, especially from the LITTLE GENTLEMAN. McLANE & CO, Nevada, Sept. 14th, 1864. The Greenback Question. NSWER TO McLANE & COMPANY°’S CARD —In regarc to suit being brought, the facts are these :—For the past six teen months we have dunned McLane & Company for the small sum of $64 25. some of the firm giving as the reason for not paying, that one of the Company had failed to pay his Assessments and at the same time telling us that they would like to have us bring suit as by that means the one in arrears Would be obliged to pay up.— Another of the firm telling us if we would sue he would pay in coin—we brought suit. It Low seems the object was moreto have an EXCUSE for paying Greenbacks than from anv desire to 5 make the delinquent pay up, thereby effecting, a saving of About Two Dollars to each one of th Company, which amount probably is eonsider of more importance te. them than the name of being honorable business men. . W. H. CBAWFORD & CO. Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept, 15th. 1864.Notice. LL persons having any unsettled business A with GEO. A. CHUKCH, are hereby notitied that 1 have been authorised to attend to hie affairs during his absence from the State. woe . “Having bought out the en-. tire stock of Weaver & Company's Column. 2 WEAVER & COMPANY. Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864, w= beg to inform our friends and the public *hat on and after _ ‘conf Monday the 25th day of J anuary, We shall sell our Goods, + . EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH R. FININCER & co., a ¢ é = rj chased or on delivery. ~~~ pee Pa We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that hasbeen. sustained in collecting such a. large number of accounts as lave heretofore been on the Books of this House. eo. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING Sustomers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchanthastomakeup LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS . By adopting the Inour business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the cred= it system, and with our facilitics in San Francisco, will be ableto give our customers all the ces aS will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. Our business will beconducted on the principles of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere.to ONE PRICE. -. Thanking our friends for the hberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, wil) meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. i FORCASH. 4 NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada Uity. oe _ BAM. R. PERRY. Nevada, Sept. 15th.: aH Goods delivéred Free of Charge. 3 We shall keép no more running accounts, and! all Goods quflered must be paid for when pur. Cash Principle r3; advantages of the markets, and sell at such pri-* é * D.S. BAKER.. J. A. MARTIN. D. S. BAKER & CO. ‘ DEALEKS iN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada, . RESH MEATS, OF AUL KINDS = hand and for sale at Cheap rates for Cash, Z : Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. Cheap for Cash. auglO CEO. R. CRAWFORD, ‘Masonic Building, on Pine Street JUSTICES’ AND CONSTABES’ ' Blanks. “—~ @ Dealer.in ~~ _ PLAIN AND FANCY BLANK BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH: ALBUMS, &e. Nevada, July 28th W OOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale Always on hand a full supply of wr sTATIONERY, 1 sR 0 Se EMTS BI EMINBAL MAKE ROOM FOR . THE FLORENCE It makes four distinct Stitches, feeds the work either way, sews . thin and heavy geods, . without one or id tension, will ‘ getherand sew on , at the same time. it makes a Stitch alike on both sides of the fabric, has no springs to , get out of order, and is the most rapid sewer in the world, So tiny Every Machime fully warranted.: We, the undersigned, have each purchaked a Florence Sewing Machine. and have them now in use, : at AY We have thoroughly tested them on work of all grades—heavy, medium ard light—and our opinion is that the FLORENCY is durable, will notieasily get out of ordg, is strong and simple in construction,'and its is easily learned by the most mexperienced.It will do a greater range of work with lers troubte and change, and Sate ocus it altogcther better than any other ity Sewing Machine we have ever seen 5 Mrs_Dr. Chase....,...31 Tark street 8. ¥. Mrs D.B. Coffin......20 “lary atrect. do Mis J. B Wooster..... §25 Folsom st. do Mrs 8S. D. Gilmore.... +-518 Fotaom at. do Mrs Daniel Dunn..... 414 Folsom st, do Mrp J ‘Spimoni..cicccscsecens 228 Rich at, do Mrs Pruett.... -.616 California street, do Mrs 8. M. Morton....632 Sutter street, do Mrs Bohem..00.-aseeeee-+.617 Pine atreet do: Miss Ann Bradley.. -612 California st, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker...--259 Stevenson at, de Mrs John ©. Corbet.. -°...Mission Dolores. Miss. Annie ma 98 as scesecveccaceeslsl Dorado. Mins Maggie McBoyle....+0++..El Dorado: Chas S. Preble.. .ecaceceeeeessseesSacramento. Fa Wi. Hoag. scevesvescccccscccscesees:, Oakland. Mrs A. M. Durnham...e.ssesessesssOckland. Mrs Orrie Woodill.....5 eese Oakland, . Mrs Mary EK. Burekhalter.....Dutch Flat. C, Je OVOP +0 oo. ccc eeecesees ceeceesecees NADA. Mrs Samuel T. Pong, Clarksville, El Dorado co R. H. Farquhar. county clerk...Nevada city. Geo. Ks Farquhar ctr: do EB. W. Bigelow. c.ccovewccevesstracce do N. W. Know!ton,practical machiniat. . do Co Ms Bates, Me Dessecsecccscedsccs ie John Herginger.cs.dccescesccescces o~ He MEAG Nes 6. 5:4 sauce asses vue bios . A Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, Drugs and Chemicals. Just received and for sale by Joseph M, Levey, Corner ’of Commercial and Pine Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf ; = SELLING OFF AT COST—BARGAINS. the surrounding countr he has removed his stock of <A BOOTS & SHOES. To Kidd’s Building, on Pine street, and is sel) them offat low rates. mi from the Bay., which he will sell at bargains. Repairing promptly and neatly doue. W. L. Shaefer would inforn# the citizens of Nevada =< that ee J He has just receivad a large and splendid stock of boots and shoes He invites the attention of everybody to call and examine his stock. Boots made to order.— P. Branntiters. oo sinia dice s000 enincaccns do Previous to purchasing the Florence, I owned and used a Wheeler & Wilson for two years, and used a.Grover & Baker a long time. Mrs Mary A. MERCHANT, Dress Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco. Previous to purchasin and used and the the Florence, [ owned Grover & Baker Machine one year, heeler & Wilson two years. Mrs. & WELLER, Dress Maker. 406 Dupont street. San Francisco, ». Previous to purchasin the Wheeler & Wilson the Florence, I. used ewing Machine Mrs. J. D, BLAIN, Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a year ; have also used the Williame & Orvis and the Gray & Grace. Mks 5S. P Vick, Dress Maker Seamstress 109 Stevenson etreet, San ‘Francisco Previous to penenaens the Florence, I owned ank used a.Grover & Ba Machine two year, anda Wheeler & Wilson three years. Mrs Cuas. UZNAY. 419 Bryant BLAZE’S SALOON:* . COR: OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81_ If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’sS street, San Francisco, 1 have used a Florence Sewing Machine two ; ap I brought it with-me across the plains ; At.hae never yet been ont ofarder, and I can tru-. ly say that itexcels all other Machines ehat I have used. I_ran a Ladd & Webster six months a Wheelcr & Wilson & Wilson eight months, and used a Grover & Baxer «alternately with Sloat’s Z. P. DAVIS, reasonsble terms, novi3 : ~ Having wert a shop at his residonee on pring atreet is ready to do work at Gnnsmithing, Lock repairing, &c. at short notice and on for two years. I am familiar with the Howe and severpl of the small machines, but I never used one that would. do all kinds of work to equal the Florence. I dd not think it can be too highly Precommended. Mrs Isaac ELLIs, Marysville. Fhave had my Florence Sewing Machine for F. PIM, PHYSICIAN. Office at J. M. Levey’s Drug Store, Pine and Commercial streets. corner O¢ _all three years. I purchased one of the first made -. at the manufactory, and brought it to thie State with me. I have used it almost steadily, and have never had the first thiag get out of order. Mrs NEwtTon Damon, Drees Maker and Tailoress, MEAT MARKET. body withthe best of f, Veal the lewest cash prices. JAMES MONROK can be found at the old-stand on Broad st.-where he is prepared to supply every Pork, Mutton, Corucd Beef and Pork &c, &, at Seventh st, betweea Bryant & Brannan, 8S. F, I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two ears, the tl as & Farr six months, the Sloat tliptic about the same length of tim’, the Williame & Orvis nearly two years, and have dealt in several of the small machines until thoreughlv disgusted with every machine that sews with: only one thread.. The Florence-18. the .only.-Ma« . MEAT MARKET. tte the very best of Beef, Pork, ° ton. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork at his sho at reasonable rates for cash. JAMES COLLEY keeps on hand, Mut. onBroad street two doors below Hanson & Co’s, which he will sell -ehine that has come undef my notiee that gives’ perfect and entire satisfaction onal}, } e 8s of work. No one can estimate ité valae until they have used and tested it, as Ihave done _: Indeed for thin work it is invaluable. GEORGE. GILLIs, Carson city, N. T. , 1 believe I can fully and conscientiously indorse each qualification claimed for the Florence A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ia Nevada, Nov. 19 WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &e. Nextdoor to Weaver & Cu’s on Broad Street Maehine. 1 have thorough)v tested it en workof all grades and each trial -has been ywverayent ‘satisfactory. It takes’ hold of delicate fabric delicately, and ofa strong one with strength. To me, it seems more than a Machme—an almost intelligent willing helper. Its use is easily learued, and its construction is certainly simple. I know something of the other first-class MaDOMESTIC DYES, Assorted Colors. ea ate For sale by Joseph M. Levey, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf chines, having learned to operate several. Thia is the only Sewing Machine! have found reliable. Mrs PERRY G. 'TEFFT, San Andreas, Calaveras county. In 1858 we purchased a Wheeler & Wilson Machine and used it until last fall, when, wishing one with ‘modern improvements,’’ we purchas ed a ‘‘Florence.” attér a careful examination of . Miss E. COFFEY, first class Millin¢ry Store, on BROAD STREET, oF keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, -And in fact eve: linery Establishment Goods by every steamer. Dresses, m20 NEVADA MILLINERY. WOULD respectfully mform the Ladies of Nevada city and the sur+ rounding towns that she has opened a josite Weaver &Co’s Store, aud thiny.usually found in.a Mil1 have such arrangements made that 1 shall be in receipt of New Partienlar attentiou will be paid to snaking Cloaks, Mantillas and the different Maehines in use Having used the Florence Machine over five months, we can cheerfully recommend it.as being, in our opinion, the best we have seen. ‘ A.M. FLINT, C_L. FLINT San Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to many others who are using the Florence If it were necessary to do so to convinee the public that these Machines are what is claimed The best Family Sewing Machine in the World, . Nearly three hundred Florenee Machines have been sold on this coast in the short time sinee the Agency has. been established here, ana we make this strong assertion as convincir g proof of their worth, that ne person can be found who . has a Florence that would exchange it fora Family Sewing of apy. other manufacture. A. A. SABGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ¥FICE—In Kidd's Building, corner Broad and Pime etreets—Nevada of GEO. A. RANDALL, < Agent for NevadaCo., at Weaver & Co.'s store evada.-Aug. 27—tf