September 24, 1863 (4 pages)

iicancas. Gael EN; Ey « 1is eity ther in . Patriatriotic ich are Davis“ ted by SongseS the wn to Et minent rrect by. War jioramic’ tie Ree DioraBAT Py Rac. he West on the Bt. tractivecents, lock. ommenills. os. SSED 70. E. xpressly r manner ys moist, length of 3m-2p ODS! FER, tizens of rounding removed ES, Street. lendid lot co, which ly to call . ER, in STOVES, fare, Hardware the lowest fewada. me. \BLE. LAN. would inriends ore } erally ready large ‘és, Bugund is prean be found Le dle Horses nen will be ¢ in the busn the confilieve I will 6 on livery, eareful dri. The qualthat those ness would , is now oflars. ot of Schoo} ‘The Nevada Daly Trout THURSDAY MORSING SEPT. 24th The National gives the following as the programme for the full racing term at the Glenbrook race courae, which commences . ' October 15th 1863, purses being offered by the club to the aubouat of $2,000:—For the first day of the fall term of races: mile heats . best two in three, for secoud class trotters ewned in the county; same day, trotting race, mile heats, best three in five, free for & running race, mile and repeat, free for all ; ~ wae day, trotting race, mile ‘heats, beet three in five, for first class trotters owned in Nevada county. On the third and last day of the fall term there will be a running race, single dash of a mile, free-for all; a trotting race, mile heats, best three in five, for third clase trutters owned tn this county: aud alsu, same day, a trotting race, mile -heats, best two in-three, free fur the State. The purses wiil shortly be arranged of which due notice will be given. Serious’ AccipentT.—On Tuesday last.a runaway team came in collision with a carriage containing Henry Place, Mrs. McHen< ‘ry and a lady whose name we could not learn, breaking both vehicles considerably and seriously injuring Mrs. Mcflenry. It appears that when on the. road to Grass Vailéy near the Town Talk, Mr. Place heard the runaway team coming around the bend of the road, and drove out to one side, giving came down on the game side. ored to get his carriage out of the way, but before he could succeed the runaways struck "the hind wheels of his carriage throwing it entirely overMrs. MeHeary had a collar bone broken and was considerably bruised ; _the other escaped without injury. The driever of the other team who was intoxicated, ear the toll house. We are informed that e is now lying at Grass Valley seriously inured. Mies Day oF ATONEMENT.—This fast of the ewish people commenced on Tuesday last t 6 o'clock, P. M. and ended last evening at he same hour. Services were held at Temerance Hall last Tuesday evening. This day is more strietly observed than anv other “known to the Jews. They abstain from all _nordrink. It hasbeen strictly observed by persons of that faith since the days of Moses, who first commanded its observance. . Cuarces J. Levnagrp.—This man, who was arrested in this city by officer Kerr on uesday, and who escaped from the officer ho had him in charge, as we stated yestery morning, was the proprietor ofa book“More in Sacramento at one time. He became “Gpdebted to A. A. D Long in the-suiti of one Phousand dollars, He was aiso the Secreta. of the Bull Dog mining company, and had “MB his possession $500 of their funds. He @wed W. H. Barker 8500, and was indebted : 4 fseveral other-persons in various sums, and Memes to be a swindler and: gambler. On Bendy evening he started from Sacramento ‘Ma private couveyante for Washoe, and When his absevice was discovered, De Long out a warrant of arrest for him as an jonding debtor, and sent an officer after b. uDhe officer took the Placerville road, telegraphed back that he was on Leonfs track, the latter having passed through Mucerville a few hours before. But it Geom the officer was mistaken, as Leonard Bethe senge to take the better road by the ness Pass, but was not fortunate enough ‘2 g° on without interruption. If Leonard ‘Beenow gone on to Washoe he will probably "Ged the officer who went by Placerville await‘am him, if the latter succeeds in getting ugh by that route. re Wilder's Polyorama was exhibited atevening at the Theatre to a good audip. The painting is spleodid. The sing« Miss Viola and Mra. Pomeroy was worth the price of admission. Go body to-night and see the best painting fF exhibited in this city. = rxD FoR WasHOE.—Tlree fourteen ger wagons drawn by six horses each, ed through town last evening bound for nia. They belong to Mesars. Conelly, ;and Wilson and are designed for service » ne whieh these gentlemen are about ishing between Virginia and Reese had a line of stages between this as thrown out of bis carriage somewhere secular employment, and take neither food . . country. Mr. Wilson one of the . of CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the ‘United States Bakery, Nevada. ~. O™2 rooms have been recently supplied with os iv of ’ Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES. LOCKETS AND PINS! Satisfaction given in all cases 9" 1.ikenesses are as well taken in cloudy as in clear weather. CH. FERRAND-& CO.Nevada, May 9th, 1863. GEO. W. KIDD, In the Granite Building. Broad street, fee eS NEVADA. cars G OLD DUST purchased at the highest W Market Rates, and liberal advances made ou er ae for Assay or for Coinage at the U. int. , Sight Checks ou San Francisco and Sacramento. Drafts on the Eastern cities at the Lowest Rate Collections mede, and State and County Securities purchased at the highest Market valde. Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf. : PROF. MANSTEIN, AVING in histravel in Brazil, Peru, Bohvia, the Argenture Republic and‘Australia, ziven satisfaction to Thousands by whom he has een consulted in _ VARIOUS LANGUAGES, In reference to ail the EVENTS OF LIFE, PAST, .PRESENT & FUTURE, World inform the citizensof Nevada and vicinity that has taken Rooms at the St. Louis Hotel, Commercial St. CONSULTATION. . $2 50. Office Hours from 9 o’clock. to 12 A. M. and from 2till 10 o’clock Pp. M Ladies who wish to be consulted at their residences, by leaving or sending their orders, will meet with —— attention. ._ Nevada, Ang. 4th—tf NEVADA RESTAURANT eens SOMETHING NEW! 'J\BE undersigned has opened at Ne 65 Broad street, four doors above Pine street, a Rotisserfe and Restaurant, Which-will be éarried onin a style heretofore unkewn in Nevada. Persons wishtng a First class Meal, are invited to call. .The culinary department is earried on choicest morsels are used here. Families wishing to have a Koast delivered to thom or parties desirous of a ws . a7 RECHERCHE DINNER .c¢ Are invited to come. The services of one ofthe Best Cooks in California has been secured by the proprietor, who understands something in that line himself, and it is his intention te make this a Model Restaurant. . Cc. LECOCQ. apitf*. Proprietor. Reduction in Prices and Improvement in Board HOTEL DE PARIS, NO. 77 BROAD ST .---NEVADA. Law # PIE NAMUR, Proprietor: Board per, Week,... seccees. 87 00 do . * do with wine,-++-.. 9.00 Breakfast with Wite,s.ccscscese oe 75. Dinner, do DO Sev desccsssincics 1.00 . Single Meals,.. Sebeei Sedeecccves » SO @n hand the very best Wine and Li* quor Brands. Mr. P Namur, being very well asinted with all the markets and ‘araente of Sacramento and Sas Fra basa better opportunity to supply his table with all the dei es those markets afford, than any one else in the sarentsine. and hence. his pacar will procure him a share o ‘a 2 ; Comtortable iobuss Rigmiekes tor travelers. ALEXANDER BUSWELL, actical Bookbinder, P: © Ruler and Hiank Book Man turer, 517. Clay and 514 Commercial streets, Montgomery and Sanseme. San Francisco. Bi of every description neatly executed Blank Books ruled and bound to any desired SPECIAL NOTICE : T persons ma 3. STOAKES can be settled from the hat. rand Sac Juan iu 56 or "56. a Teemery & Walt te eis ce evada, Jept. 22. them ample room to puss. The horses came = down the bill at lightning speed, and turning: . Placeendeav. in sight of the customers, aad none but the; e A caste was apperates, and we are prepared sgh. de ROAD STREET, NEVADA, PN . $e Preseriptions carefully compounded. 04 ‘And Pastil Colors or Plain, JUST RECEIVED! Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, ae ea “Photographic Views, Ex,. . 500 BOXES!! —oOr— A.H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE A. R. JENKINS. 100 Dozen Glass and Tin Self-Seal ing Cans, new patent, all sizes, for sale SELF-SEALINC CANS! = and retail at the Commercial Street Hardware and Crockery ware Stere, by . Me GEO. E, TURNER. ’ Cail and Examine them! Nevada, July 3ist. e oo E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CATs. FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Having pur : chased the éntire stock of ~ H. H, Shaffer & Co. [am prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, _ Chairs, 2 Tables, So Bedding and Furniture of every description at Eeouaecere of ll Geant ion Goes. s n Furniture ceneiweh tad aceean. ~ my26tf v For 1863! A. LAMOTT, FASHIONABLE HAT T ER, Cer. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO. ’ ee H¥iz" the style of Hate for Fall and Winter wear. ~ Aé this is the Best place in the State to procure a fime and Fashionable Tile, call. on him and select One from his—the Largest & best stock in the country : ~—AT PRICES— LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. Pen from he country promptly and A Large assortment of LADIES’ FURS! ; t >» . Just Received. : Wholesale Druggists. FALL STYLE. gore ® : & * « 4 — goer Poy = Hoa ma a etenice 1 {SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS ! : “hed . @alifornia Stage Company's AT GREATLY : £ * ee * . : 6 y fr REDUCED BATES! ey es a Se fl CES ee ee a Sig Pals eS O& C-H RR Se ap oe Ey WILL LEAVE NEVADA rade bart ba DAILY Of thé Clothing Store at the Corner. of At 5 o’clock, P. M., . Broad & Pine Streets, Virgini 5 ise Hs." determined to Dispose-wf his . ¥ 1 ginia & Carson Cities Enutire New Stock of sly paae Fai seit Arriving at Virgina at 2 P.M. Spring and Summer Clothing, : aa 5 epee Returning will 1 ri t2 F pa e ws ; i net Lleave : rginiaat 5 A ig Peete + arriv tN a . MoM. Boots and Shoes, wars : <tr ten a hone? : Connecting with t Hats and Caps, ¢ dies _ 4 om) *s Daily Li © . Trunks, Valises, 0 aged sf sages Min OME onoord Coaches for Sacramento, auc. &e. Ata A.M. For Marysville at 7 A. M, Ata great reduction in prices, on account of ‘ making room fer a large i A. WAGENER, Agent.STOCK OF FALL GOODS, OMice &t the National Exchange Hote For which I have already made arrangements. Nevada, June 2d—tf Persons in want of any of ‘the above named ar FAST SIX HORSE LINE ticles sagt ay . to — piece p be eall and ’ Th Ques examine for themselves, as great induecments are-atened both fh low prices sau the best qualiN EVADA TE R RITORY ! ose All goods Sande ¥N y ted. . Pp: BA E From Nevada City to Virginia City in 20 hours ooo Peas =v Broad ond Pine saddest From Virginia City to Nevada City in 16 hours! “— SD eo MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!. ff0B vo puny MOTHERS!!! eke : tvietesr a On and after Monday, June 1st, 1663, at 4 0° Don’t fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's . cick, rp. M., and alternate days thereafter, I . Soothing Syrup for Children TeethSere re Horse Stage from my office im ing. Virginia City, Carson Ci This valuable preparation is the preseription : pe Pe OW ahaftony of of one of the best female physicians and nursés peng ja Rating Rog “ew in the city of NeSethe : _. vada, at4 o'clock in the afternoon cand: in the United States, and has been used for thir arriving in Virgivia city at 12 h., iuenkat tar, ty years with never failing safety and success by On and after the date of this. notice I will ran millions of mothers and children, from the feefSix Horse teams all the way. * bie infant of one week old to the pe. JAMES S. McC UR. : it not only relieves the child fom pain. but woe eee a noprietar. invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects ieee aga havinsctri each testooil acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole Offiee at Nevada ‘opposite the National Kx-+ system. it will almost instantly relieve change. Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic We believe it is the Best and Surest Remedy uy the World, in all cases of Dysentery aga Grocery Store a ak Diarrhoea in Children, whether it arises . . i _ 2 — from Teething or from any other cause. : ; Full directions for using will accompany each JULIUS DREIFUSS, bottle. None Genuine uniess the facsimile of . [O43 Hime Street, has just received alarge Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the gt e outside wrapper. : ; Groceries, Provisions, &c., Sold by ali Medicine Dealers. Which he sell at low rates. Give me one trial, . Principal Office, 48 Dey street, New York. Fresh Ranch Butter received every Price Only 25 Cents per Bottle. : . : day. my 24 REDINGTON & CO., 4 : 416 and 418 Front St., San Frzho'sco, Great Reduction iu Prices ! Agents for California. q . GEO. a: WEAVER { J. W.CLARK, acs . _ dense INU Om er SIRS Nevada. San Francisco WEAVER & CO., WATCHES, No. 59 Broad Street. ‘ HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO. CLOCKS, ¥ i W cenies, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS INING TOOLS, &e.;-&e. Have taken the JEWELRY, Stand formerly occupied by WEAVER & NEWearer ete Stock: o 8, which w at “ Lower reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of ©. W. YOUNG'S, " "Ey Goods delitered freeof h Mo. 27 Commercial Street, N ada oi 3 s ve reeof charge. A ree ev A bad WEAVER & C0. : naied Nevada. March, 18th 1962. : 3 THE YUBA GAP ROUTE. Richmond Taken, sure.ao tee ; LL. PHILLIPS, ba J The best Route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt ON LOMMERCIAL, STRER'T tras rust ee oe : reecived the best and largest assortment of : ‘ in. Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, ac eee ae eee Ever brought Pa om city. Will 80 keep carrying constantly on hand a fine assortment of . Toys and Fani oods. LANCTON’S PIONEER) ween tiny tir ney Goods. EXPRESS, : se, . : Leaves the wea § pF pa poli BLAZE s SALOON: Express, DownlevMle, every ; ‘a : 4 Pons. ¥ prone, pownlertile, every . COR. OF PINK.AND COMMERCIAL ST day, for if You Want a Geod Drink, Sierra Valley, GO TO BLAZES! Pea Vine Springs, a ‘ 3 Steamboat Springs, : : ; eee sinstaps wpetooe, : D. 8. BAKER, Washoe City, * 6 * Ophir City, Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruite® Franktown, “ ‘Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed at my No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. j BESH MEATS, of Al.l, KINDS: ~ Silver City, F ou hand and for sale at Cheap rates for Gold Hill, cash. Virginia Clty. . Geods delivered Free efCharge 7s Within areasonable distance of Nevada. aP ® traveling this route will have but) woop—Of ali kinds, on-hand and for sale twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Down. onony for eash. : Ate jeville to Sierra Valley. where the stages will be fs ‘ ; : f im resdiness to reeave and convey them toVir . -' WILLIAM R. COE, =~: vinia City; passing through a succession of val-\ sion tm Banka cs eys, and overene of the must beautiful natural PP ne uu a Bont, Span. Shoes, ro roads in the world : stopping at the Hot Suiphur K r re head nile ° Springs, in Sierra Valley: and also, at the famDS constantly on ek tog gue ficambont Shgmge oy Geysere (nrg Sir er toa Mine ahaa we, the greatest of the natural sities —: t bhoe Fiagings A in Nevada Territory. — pons s aa Wane. ¢ The accom along this route, for the ways on . Repairing a meth pir ry ve sce expenanils Poon . * ; other 5 ‘ nO %, no trou ‘ snow; the Line guarantee JOHN ADAMS, every a Soe make a c1ee bibs wesenn be made with other lines to LL orders for Posting Bilis left at m wtiee ow Pine street, te » or Esmeralda & HUumbokt Mines. . 47, Sia, saloon, wi . be promptly to. For Freight or Passage. apply at the offices of “ my meee } pe vr fo mutilate Lf 5) PANG@TONS BXPRESS. . 17H. in the future, neat and respect Nevada, Sept. 17th. ~. . + Mevyada, Aug, 10th.

iicancas. Gael EN; Ey « 1is eity ther in . Patriatriotic ich are Davis“ ted by SongseS the wn to Et minent rrect by. War jioramic’ tie Ree DioraBAT Py Rac. he West on the Bt. tractivecents, lock. ommenills. os. SSED 70. E. xpressly r manner ys moist, length of 3m-2p ODS! FER, tizens of rounding removed ES, Street. lendid lot co, which ly to call . ER, in STOVES, fare, Hardware the lowest fewada. me. \BLE. LAN. would inriends ore } erally ready large ‘és, Bugund is prean be found Le dle Horses nen will be ¢ in the busn the confilieve I will 6 on livery, eareful dri. The qualthat those ness would , is now oflars. ot of Schoo} ‘The Nevada Daly Trout THURSDAY MORSING SEPT. 24th The National gives the following as the programme for the full racing term at the Glenbrook race courae, which commences . ' October 15th 1863, purses being offered by the club to the aubouat of $2,000:—For the first day of the fall term of races: mile heats . best two in three, for secoud class trotters ewned in the county; same day, trotting race, mile heats, best three in five, free for & running race, mile and repeat, free for all ; ~ wae day, trotting race, mile ‘heats, beet three in five, for first class trotters owned in Nevada county. On the third and last day of the fall term there will be a running race, single dash of a mile, free-for all; a trotting race, mile heats, best three in five, for third clase trutters owned tn this county: aud alsu, same day, a trotting race, mile -heats, best two in-three, free fur the State. The purses wiil shortly be arranged of which due notice will be given. Serious’ AccipentT.—On Tuesday last.a runaway team came in collision with a carriage containing Henry Place, Mrs. McHen< ‘ry and a lady whose name we could not learn, breaking both vehicles considerably and seriously injuring Mrs. Mcflenry. It appears that when on the. road to Grass Vailéy near the Town Talk, Mr. Place heard the runaway team coming around the bend of the road, and drove out to one side, giving came down on the game side. ored to get his carriage out of the way, but before he could succeed the runaways struck "the hind wheels of his carriage throwing it entirely overMrs. MeHeary had a collar bone broken and was considerably bruised ; _the other escaped without injury. The driever of the other team who was intoxicated, ear the toll house. We are informed that e is now lying at Grass Valley seriously inured. Mies Day oF ATONEMENT.—This fast of the ewish people commenced on Tuesday last t 6 o'clock, P. M. and ended last evening at he same hour. Services were held at Temerance Hall last Tuesday evening. This day is more strietly observed than anv other “known to the Jews. They abstain from all _nordrink. It hasbeen strictly observed by persons of that faith since the days of Moses, who first commanded its observance. . Cuarces J. Levnagrp.—This man, who was arrested in this city by officer Kerr on uesday, and who escaped from the officer ho had him in charge, as we stated yestery morning, was the proprietor ofa book“More in Sacramento at one time. He became “Gpdebted to A. A. D Long in the-suiti of one Phousand dollars, He was aiso the Secreta. of the Bull Dog mining company, and had “MB his possession $500 of their funds. He @wed W. H. Barker 8500, and was indebted : 4 fseveral other-persons in various sums, and Memes to be a swindler and: gambler. On Bendy evening he started from Sacramento ‘Ma private couveyante for Washoe, and When his absevice was discovered, De Long out a warrant of arrest for him as an jonding debtor, and sent an officer after b. uDhe officer took the Placerville road, telegraphed back that he was on Leonfs track, the latter having passed through Mucerville a few hours before. But it Geom the officer was mistaken, as Leonard Bethe senge to take the better road by the ness Pass, but was not fortunate enough ‘2 g° on without interruption. If Leonard ‘Beenow gone on to Washoe he will probably "Ged the officer who went by Placerville await‘am him, if the latter succeeds in getting ugh by that route. re Wilder's Polyorama was exhibited atevening at the Theatre to a good audip. The painting is spleodid. The sing« Miss Viola and Mra. Pomeroy was worth the price of admission. Go body to-night and see the best painting fF exhibited in this city. = rxD FoR WasHOE.—Tlree fourteen ger wagons drawn by six horses each, ed through town last evening bound for nia. They belong to Mesars. Conelly, ;and Wilson and are designed for service » ne whieh these gentlemen are about ishing between Virginia and Reese had a line of stages between this as thrown out of bis carriage somewhere secular employment, and take neither food . . country. Mr. Wilson one of the . of CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the ‘United States Bakery, Nevada. ~. O™2 rooms have been recently supplied with os iv of ’ Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES. LOCKETS AND PINS! Satisfaction given in all cases 9" 1.ikenesses are as well taken in cloudy as in clear weather. CH. FERRAND-& CO.Nevada, May 9th, 1863. GEO. W. KIDD, In the Granite Building. Broad street, fee eS NEVADA. cars G OLD DUST purchased at the highest W Market Rates, and liberal advances made ou er ae for Assay or for Coinage at the U. int. , Sight Checks ou San Francisco and Sacramento. Drafts on the Eastern cities at the Lowest Rate Collections mede, and State and County Securities purchased at the highest Market valde. Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf. : PROF. MANSTEIN, AVING in histravel in Brazil, Peru, Bohvia, the Argenture Republic and‘Australia, ziven satisfaction to Thousands by whom he has een consulted in _ VARIOUS LANGUAGES, In reference to ail the EVENTS OF LIFE, PAST, .PRESENT & FUTURE, World inform the citizensof Nevada and vicinity that has taken Rooms at the St. Louis Hotel, Commercial St. CONSULTATION.. . $2 50. Office Hours from 9 o’clock. to 12 A. M. and from 2till 10 o’clock Pp. M Ladies who wish to be consulted at their residences, by leaving or sending their orders, will meet with —— attention. ._ Nevada, Ang. 4th—tf NEVADA RESTAURANT eens SOMETHING NEW! 'J\BE undersigned has opened at Ne 65 Broad street, four doors above Pine street, a Rotisserfe and Restaurant, Which-will be éarried onin a style heretofore unkewn in Nevada. Persons wishtng a First class Meal, are invited to call. .The culinary department is earried on choicest morsels are used here. Families wishing to have a Koast delivered to thom or parties desirous of a ws . a7 RECHERCHE DINNER .c¢ Are invited to come. The services of one ofthe Best Cooks in California has been secured by the proprietor, who understands something in that line himself, and it is his intention te make this a Model Restaurant. . Cc. LECOCQ. apitf*. Proprietor. Reduction in Prices and Improvement in Board HOTEL DE PARIS, NO. 77 BROAD ST .---NEVADA. Law # PIE NAMUR, Proprietor: Board per, Week,...... seccees. 87 00 do . * do with wine,-++-... 9.00 Breakfast with Wite,s.ccscscese oe 75.

Dinner, do DO Sev desccsssincics 1.00 . Single Meals,... Sebeei Sedeecccves » SO @n hand the very best Wine and Li* quor Brands. Mr. P Namur, being very well asinted with all the markets and ‘araente of Sacramento and Sas Fra basa better opportunity to supply his table with all the dei es those markets afford, than any one else in the sarentsine. and hence. his pacar will procure him a share o ‘a 2 ; Comtortable iobuss Rigmiekes tor travelers. ALEXANDER BUSWELL, actical Bookbinder, P: © Ruler and Hiank Book Man turer, 517. Clay and 514 Commercial streets, Montgomery and Sanseme. San Francisco. Bi of every description neatly executed Blank Books ruled and bound to any desired SPECIAL NOTICE : T persons ma 3. STOAKES can be settled from the hat. rand Sac Juan iu 56 or "56. a Teemery & Walt te eis ce evada, Jept. 22. them ample room to puss. The horses came = down the bill at lightning speed, and turning: . Placeendeav. in sight of the customers, aad none but the; e A caste was apperates, and we are prepared sgh. de ROAD STREET, NEVADA, PN . $e Preseriptions carefully compounded. 04 ‘And Pastil Colors or Plain, JUST RECEIVED! Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, ae ea “Photographic Views, Ex,. . 500 BOXES!! —oOr— A.H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE A. R. JENKINS. 100 Dozen Glass and Tin Self-Seal ing Cans, new patent, all sizes, for sale SELF-SEALINC CANS! = and retail at the Commercial Street Hardware and Crockery ware Stere, by . Me GEO. E, TURNER. ’ Cail and Examine them! Nevada, July 3ist. e oo E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CATs. FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Having pur : chased the éntire stock of ~ H. H, Shaffer & Co. [am prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, _ Chairs, 2 Tables, So Bedding and Furniture of every description at Eeouaecere of ll Geant ion Goes. s n Furniture ceneiweh tad aceean. ~ my26tf v For 1863! A. LAMOTT, FASHIONABLE HAT T ER, Cer. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO. ’ ee H¥iz" the style of Hate for Fall and Winter wear. ~ Aé this is the Best place in the State to procure a fime and Fashionable Tile, call. on him and select One from his—the Largest & best stock in the country : ~—AT PRICES— LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. Pen from he country promptly and A Large assortment of LADIES’ FURS! ; t >» . Just Received. : Wholesale Druggists. FALL STYLE. gore ® : & * « 4 — goer Poy = Hoa ma a etenice 1 {SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS ! : “hed . @alifornia Stage Company's AT GREATLY : £ * ee * . : 6 y fr REDUCED BATES! ey es a Se fl CES ee ee a Sig Pals eS O& C-H RR Se ap oe Ey WILL LEAVE NEVADA rade bart ba DAILY Of thé Clothing Store at the Corner. of At 5 o’clock, P. M., . Broad & Pine Streets, Virgini 5 ise Hs." determined to Dispose-wf his . ¥ 1 ginia & Carson Cities Enutire New Stock of sly paae Fai seit Arriving at Virgina at 2 P.M. Spring and Summer Clothing, : aa 5 epee Returning will 1 ri t2 F pa e ws ; i net Lleave : rginiaat 5 A ig Peete + arriv tN a . MoM. Boots and Shoes, wars : <tr ten a hone? : Connecting with t Hats and Caps, ¢ dies _ 4 om) *s Daily Li © . Trunks, Valises, 0 aged sf sages Min OME onoord Coaches for Sacramento, auc. &e. Ata A.M. For Marysville at 7 A. M, Ata great reduction in prices, on account of ‘ making room fer a large i A. WAGENER, Agent.STOCK OF FALL GOODS, OMice &t the National Exchange Hote For which I have already made arrangements. Nevada, June 2d—tf Persons in want of any of ‘the above named ar FAST SIX HORSE LINE ticles sagt ay . to — piece p be eall and ’ Th Ques examine for themselves, as great induecments are-atened both fh low prices sau the best qualiN EVADA TE R RITORY ! ose All goods Sande ¥N y ted. . Pp: BA E From Nevada City to Virginia City in 20 hours ooo Peas =v Broad ond Pine saddest From Virginia City to Nevada City in 16 hours! “— SD eo MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!. ff0B vo puny MOTHERS!!! eke : tvietesr a On and after Monday, June 1st, 1663, at 4 0° Don’t fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's . cick, rp. M., and alternate days thereafter, I . Soothing Syrup for Children TeethSere re Horse Stage from my office im ing. Virginia City, Carson Ci This valuable preparation is the preseription : pe Pe OW ahaftony of of one of the best female physicians and nursés peng ja Rating Rog “ew in the city of NeSethe : _. vada, at4 o'clock in the afternoon cand: in the United States, and has been used for thir arriving in Virgivia city at 12 h., iuenkat tar, ty years with never failing safety and success by On and after the date of this. notice I will ran millions of mothers and children, from the feefSix Horse teams all the way. * bie infant of one week old to the pe. JAMES S. McC UR. : it not only relieves the child fom pain. but woe eee a noprietar. invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects ieee aga havinsctri each testooil acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole Offiee at Nevada ‘opposite the National Kx-+ system. it will almost instantly relieve change. Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic We believe it is the Best and Surest Remedy uy the World, in all cases of Dysentery aga Grocery Store a ak Diarrhoea in Children, whether it arises . . i _ 2 — from Teething or from any other cause. : ; Full directions for using will accompany each JULIUS DREIFUSS, bottle. None Genuine uniess the facsimile of . [O43 Hime Street, has just received alarge Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the gt e outside wrapper. : ; Groceries, Provisions, &c., Sold by ali Medicine Dealers. Which he sell at low rates. Give me one trial, . Principal Office, 48 Dey street, New York. Fresh Ranch Butter received every Price Only 25 Cents per Bottle. : . : day. my 24 REDINGTON & CO., 4 : 416 and 418 Front St., San Frzho'sco, Great Reduction iu Prices ! Agents for California. q . GEO. a: WEAVER { J. W.CLARK, acs . _ dense INU Om er SIRS Nevada. San Francisco WEAVER & CO., WATCHES, No. 59 Broad Street. ‘ HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO. CLOCKS, ¥ i W cenies, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS INING TOOLS, &e.;-&e. Have taken the JEWELRY, Stand formerly occupied by WEAVER & NEWearer ete Stock: o 8, which w at “ Lower reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of ©. W. YOUNG'S, " "Ey Goods delitered freeof h Mo. 27 Commercial Street, N ada oi 3 s ve reeof charge. A ree ev A bad WEAVER & C0. : naied Nevada. March, 18th 1962. : 3 THE YUBA GAP ROUTE. Richmond Taken, sure.ao tee ; LL. PHILLIPS, ba J The best Route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt ON LOMMERCIAL, STRER'T tras rust ee oe : reecived the best and largest assortment of : ‘ in. Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, ac eee ae eee Ever brought Pa om city. Will 80 keep carrying constantly on hand a fine assortment of . Toys and Fani oods. LANCTON’S PIONEER) ween tiny tir ney Goods. EXPRESS, : se, . : Leaves the wea § pF pa poli BLAZE s SALOON: Express, DownlevMle, every ; ‘a : 4 Pons. ¥ prone, pownlertile, every . COR. OF PINK.AND COMMERCIAL ST day, for if You Want a Geod Drink, Sierra Valley, GO TO BLAZES! Pea Vine Springs, a ‘ 3 Steamboat Springs, : : ; eee sinstaps wpetooe, : D. 8. BAKER, Washoe City, * 6 * Ophir City, Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruite® Franktown, “ ‘Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed at my No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. j BESH MEATS, of Al.l, KINDS: ~ Silver City, F ou hand and for sale at Cheap rates for Gold Hill, cash. Virginia Clty. . Geods delivered Free efCharge 7s Within areasonable distance of Nevada. aP ® traveling this route will have but) woop—Of ali kinds, on-hand and for sale twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Down. onony for eash. : Ate jeville to Sierra Valley. where the stages will be fs ‘ ; : f im resdiness to reeave and convey them toVir . -' WILLIAM R. COE, =~: vinia City; passing through a succession of val-\ sion tm Banka cs eys, and overene of the must beautiful natural PP ne uu a Bont, Span. Shoes, ro roads in the world : stopping at the Hot Suiphur K r re head nile ° Springs, in Sierra Valley: and also, at the famDS constantly on ek tog gue ficambont Shgmge oy Geysere (nrg Sir er toa Mine ahaa we, the greatest of the natural sities —: t bhoe Fiagings A in Nevada Territory. — pons s aa Wane. ¢ The accom along this route, for the ways on . Repairing a meth pir ry ve sce expenanils Poon . * ; other 5 ‘ nO %, no trou ‘ snow; the Line guarantee JOHN ADAMS, every a Soe make a c1ee bibs wesenn be made with other lines to LL orders for Posting Bilis left at m wtiee ow Pine street, te » or Esmeralda & HUumbokt Mines. . 47, Sia, saloon, wi . be promptly to. For Freight or Passage. apply at the offices of “ my meee } pe vr fo mutilate Lf 5) PANG@TONS BXPRESS. . 17H. in the future, neat and respect Nevada, Sept. 17th. ~. . + Mevyada, Aug, 10th.