September 8, 1864 (4 pages)

+. TULLY* 60., vada aad bs Sarge 6, \s00n the sky became overcast. with clouds examine t which . arge. ; Bet and ' he has here h A poods,*’ Vc, &e, SH. ifure be : line. ‘ry. Dr heir ad8 I sh LIFE. BET. Cake tablishrs been rtment. sale or nade to Confée articles r qualii¢ good jell ————_. lundred e arrest ns who 1, situa aty, on 1NG4. ALL. sireet, method d vicin of the nd. will igars. yee who when it yu visit ready in the ERY eral rich quartz l&ids have been found near "the “Buzzard shooters”\ met in_ thia city a Se . S0ldiers in‘ the acmy and hospitals, those’ THURSDAY MORNING; SEPT. st, . a ReMeMber rhe Derexvers or tue Nation.— Perhaps there are but few, if any, of our readers Whe have “fot heard of the’ services of the Agents of the Senitury Com amigsion during this war, In the cuimp, up~ “on the bluedy, Geld and among the suffering: agents have gone forth easing pain. alleviating the agony and smoothing the pillows of the dying. To-night a meeting has been . called at the Baptist Church for the pars pose of organizing a Soldiers Aid Society. “Rev. Mr; Chapin, the agent of the cominisston for this coast will be, preseut and delivvr an address on the objects end services of the commission. We -hope ti se é¥ery lay~ alman.and wou in the community at the ineeting His evening. ‘ ; ‘ Be SERNA CS. ORE Cee Steam Ur.—One of the finest quartz mitis in this cowrity built at Red Dog, will cominenee crushing on next Monday torn. ing. Itis owued by E. Willams, Exsq., bas eight slainps, wih a capacity for two more, and the ‘Wolive power is.steam. lt is tntended for working the blue cement found in thet section of the county. Reéeattly sévthe mill, and with facilities—efferded—for erushing by the new mill, these leads can be cheaply developed. Several other inills are being erected in Little York Township. and the prospect-is thet they. will be kept ‘Fanning constently.—Phe-cement and quartz lends sre numerous and rich. — ~ Tue Wkarurn.—Yesterday afternoon a “stiff breeze” from the west sprung up and aid the atmosphere so filled with dust as ts makeit appear that that the town was enveloped iy fog. Some peopte may like sand,’ but we do hat carg about Using it as-a° substitute'for air. Our" Janes, aan’t stand that. See trserene * Buzzarv's Rooen—We understand that few nights sinew; and orgrnized a clab.— Where they met,-and who were present we donotknow. We hope they will Sentichten us on the subject. We should like 0 have a reporter present at the meeting. ‘The edp. perheads are very ¢areful to keep al} thei. movements secret. Let them come out and their hand. “fhey “Jove darkness rather (han light, for their deeds are-eyil.” show By a letter from Camp Cennor, néar Soda Springs, Idaho Territory, we learn that Lieut. Shoemaker, of Company H. stationed there, with five men of the eommand, had been sent out as an escort to the fami! ly of Johan Brown, of Harper's Ferry netoriety. The family consiats of the widow of Brown, his two daughters and Jone gen— the only one. who has not been killed and is now emigrating toe California. A New York paper says that tle ins ¢reased tax on . quors has materially .de» creased the consumptivn of the article in that city. People there eanvot afferd te pay 15 er 20 cents for » dose of slow puison. > Diep, at Salt Lake City, August 17th, Bishop Ephraim Kimball Blair, in the 5ist year of his age. Heteaves 9 wives and 43 . small children to mourn his untimely end. tohipiiemeis QUAILS.—The*quatt shooting season will commence on the 15th of this month— Thursday next. ponies ebeeaipenabon— SUPPLUED.—San Frauiciwev bes two .whiex ky «distilleries, twh woolen mills aud two sugar refioeries. > eee J FaiLure.—i he supply of gus iv Oroville bas given out, whereat the Record mourue. CERTAIN AND TKUE.—The Bee says: “It ia certain that wauyDemociate who voted for Downey have become thoroughly disGusted with the rebellious sympatines every-} Where ‘uxduifested by the Copperhead leaders atid have therefore whnifested their true democracy by coming vut trom their ranks and prououncing ia faver. uf the Union.” el AE A ee In Turkey, whenever a storekeeper ig cvavicted of telling a lie, hig house is painted biaek, to remain so for one month. If there Were such a law iw force in this country, What a somber aud glhuomy appearance some of our cities would present. ee dee Tue’ French -Cushwere shawle are om great fashion ia New York city, Paris and establishment on the Pacific coast that I have teen authorised to attend to his af. Am Excellent Inati¢ution.--We wish ‘to call the special 'attention of our readers to the advertisement of the Electropathic Institate of Sau Francisco, to be found elsewhere in dur advertising columns. sae The mode of treatment at this Tastitute is different from that pursued at any other medical No pofsox-_ OUS DRUGS ARE USED. " : Dr. J. H.Josseiyn, the Resident Censulting Physician, has been connected with the Irstitute for five years, and bears a very high repu-, “tation asa Physician. =~ 3 Sam! His success in the treatment of diseases of a PRIVATE NATURE, during. the past four years, has driven nearly all the quacks with which that city formerly abounded to other localities . Persons suffering with disease of whatsoever who is always ready te give his advice GRATIS tothore who may wish to Cénsult him. au 18-tf "A Great Discoverys—One of the greatest chemical discoveries of modern times is WATT’s Ne&KVOUS ANTIDOTE. Thia medicine is perfectly liarmiess—in ite effects, but at the same time acts so powerfully upon the nervous By8tem that the worst cases of nervous disorders are completely cured in a very short time. For sale by JOS. M. LEVEY, Yevada. “aug 1s-tf~ Wonders uever cease! A Genuine Vegetable alterative is at last given Co our people, combined with Iddine; and we bespeak for it abundant success. It appears -to be no secret, as the Agent sends a cireular giv ing its Ingredients to any physician who may de sire to know its combination. It is found in angther column Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilia, Ycliow Dock and Todine Alterative RDINANCE NO. 18.—An Ordinance ( repealing certain Ordinances. ; The Trastees of the city of Nevada de ordain as follews: : i See. . All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances passed prior to March 2ist. 1864, are hereby re pealed Passed Aug. loth, 1864 JONATHAN CLARK, President. 8S. PERRY. Clerk. For thg Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of' Youth. Magnolia Balm. Bianc des Pertes. Forsale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets = Nevada, Aug. 23—if DOMESTIC DYES, A ssorted Colors. For sale by Joseph M. Levey, Cerner of Pine and Commercial Nevada, Aug. 3d—tf Streets. — —_ F For Sale. ‘. ‘HE Engine owned by the Gray Eagle Copper I Mining Coupeat.” wits ) ong Pipe and Hoisting gear; complete. ‘The Engine is of Six Horse Power, Locomotive Boiler. and of Eng lish manufacture. The Pump is what is known as a. Cornish Pump, and is four and one-half inches in diameter. All machinery is new, or early 80, ara is in perfect running order. Ap pixto JAMES KELSEY, at the shaft, or to the undersigued at Spenceville. P JAMES D. WHITE. » ugust 25th, Spencer NEVA Da MILLINERY. MISS ECOFFEY, WOULD pegpectfully sform the Ladies of Nevatla ity and the surrounding towns tlst she has opened a * first class Millin Fy Store, on j . BROAD STRERT, grand Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, mE Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, ~ And in fact everything usually found ina Mil linery Establishment I ‘have such arrange ments miade that 1 shall be in receipt of New Goods by every steamer. Particular attention wii be paid to making Cloaks, Mantillas ana Dresses, m20 iF DENTISTRY ! .23 E. FELLERS, T. W. M’INTYRE. DRS. FELLEKS & McINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnson & Co's atore.. Mill Strect, Graes Valley. And south east corner Kidd & Knox’s Building eatrance on Broad street, Nevada. One ofthe above firm can ct all times be found at their office in Nevada eivy. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver and Vuleanite plates, Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all op erations, ~ augis Notice, LL persons having any unsettied business A with J. N. TURNER, are hereby” notified fairf during his absence from the StatéS OMiceat the Nevada Fiouring Mill. : F OLE TORSON OF aug27 NOTICE, r} ‘HE annual meeting .of the Stockholders of 1 the Central Pacific Kailroad Company of California, will be held at the office of the Otpany in the city Of Sacrameato, on SAPURDAY the Sth day of October, isé4. for the purpose of electing nine Directors for the ensuing year. E. H. MILLER, Jr. See: etary. Sacramento, Sept. 7th—td Union Gold and Quartz Mining Co. yT OTICE i¢ hereby given that at a meeting of N the Trustees of the Union Gold and Quartz Mining Co. held on the 27th day of Aagust, an a*sessment of 50 cents per share was levied upen the capital stock of said company payable imme. diately ia U. 8. gold coin to Vel. Curran at Little York or to the secretary at Diamond creek. Any stock upon which said assessment ghall remaim unpaid on the 2th day of September, will be advertised on that day as delinquent and un less payment shall be made befoie will be sold on the loth day of October to pay the delinquent assessment’ together with the costs of advertisng aud expepses sale. Location of office, nature, will de well to.call upon DR. J@ssELYN. a ad creek, N county, Cal. 831 ‘ALEX. WEED. Seerctary. Weaver, & Gorpaty’s, Column, . “oe CARD. FROM WEAVER & COMPANY, ORT ie beet tiforks eer friends andthe pubtte W i al and after : os Monday the 25th day of January, “We shalt sell out Goods, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue _this course, from the greatdimiculty and loss that has Seen sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business. the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to Pay for the doubtful ones, ‘as the Merchant has to make up LARGER PROFeAWAWAS ITS the amaumnt he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the ‘Cash Principle !! in our busimess, we shall be able to sell at, LOWER PRICES Than it would-be possible to-do under the credit system, and with our facilitics in San_Fran¢iseo, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such pri ces aS will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage t& give us a call. Our business will beconducted on the princples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and. no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to 2 ONE PR ICE. Thanking our friends for the hberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping ‘Yer acontinuance of the sarge, and trusting that x our C&ah System, will meet their approval, \ Be We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. ae a a WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, 4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. . »® ie FOR CASH. &) NO. 59 BROAD STREET, : Nevada City. (ee \ the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine -_— +> Having apencd a sh » Z Mus. J.D, BLAIN, idonee on Spring street is ready to Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. do work at Innsmithing THH FLORENCE — Rt makes four distinc} Stitches, feeds the A pe arses bap a sews : * thin an cavy 8, without cha of tension, i gather and sew on * hesame time. it makes a Stitch alike on both sides of the fabric, has no opeings to get out of order, and is s the most rapid sewer “tn the world, _Every Machine fully warranted, We, the undersigned, have each purchased 4 Fiotencte S¢wihg Machine. and have them now in usc. , ; We have thoroughly tested them on work of all grades—heavy. medium and light—and our opinion is that the FLoRENCH fs durable, will not easily get out of order.-is strong and simplé in construction, and its use is easily. learned by the most inexperienged. ‘ ty It will do a greater range of work with lew‘ trouble and change, and we consider it altogeth er better than any other Family Sewing Machine awe have ever seen i Mrs Dr. Chase..5..91 Tork street S. Mra D. B. Coffin. <<. .00020 Clary atrect. Le +Mie J.B Woosters..:. 525 Folsem-st, do Mre8.D. Gilmore.. ++<-518 Fotsom st. do Mrs Daniel Dunn.. ++se> 414 FOlwom wt, do MraJ Spinoni..0..0063 228 Rich st, do Mrs Pruett.. .646 California street, do Mrs 8. M. Morton..632. Sutter street, do Mrs Bohega...seseee0e617 Pine street do Miss Ann Bradley.;,.612 California st, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker.. 259 Stevenson st, do Mrs John ©. Corbet..0. «Mission Dolores. Miss Annie McBoyle. OIC oss wecceecnds cs El Dorado. Miss Maggie Mcloyle. El Dorado: eA eee +o++-Sacramento. he W. FLOOR. vnccnccas as evecotese sees? Oakland. Mre A. M. Durnham..:.. ++ Ockland, Mrs Orrie Woodill... soveeeese Oakliind. Mre Mary E. Barc khalter...Duatch Flat. Fe Fe WGA an deh in vhvcecede; y en eboeseenss apa. Mrs Samuel T. Fong, Clarkaville, El Dorado eo K. H. Farquhar. county clerk,.. Nevada city. ‘Geo. K. Farquhar. .cscceseces. do Be Ws BIG CIOW ois occ svvenccveccccc do N. W. Knewlton,practical machinist do Gs TEs NOR MEDD, 900 6 vis oieee cis do SOUND Hor sieBers v6. oe. cts cee cactus . do Sp Dg ae TE Cpa wy do > POMBE ive Sitcds SosseasavisGee ° d Previous to purchasing the Florence, I owned and useda Wheeler & Wilson for twy years, and used a Grover & Baker a long time. Mks MARY A. MERCHANT, Drees Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco Previous to purchasing the Florence, . owned and used » Grover & Baker Machine one year, and the Wheeler & Wilson two yeara, : Mra: B Wrenn’ t Maker -¢ 406 Dupont street. San Franeiaco, Previous to purchasing the Florenee, I used Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly & year ; have also used the Williams & Orvis and the Gray & Grace, : MkSS.P Vick, Dress Maker & Seamstress 109 Stevenson ctreet, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, . owned ank used # Grover & Baker Machine two years. anda Wheeler & Wilsou three years ie Mrs CuAs. Uznay, 419 Bryant street, San Francisco. ee 1 have used a Flore Sewing Machine two ears. [brought it h me Across the plains ; t has never yet been vut ofOrder, and T can truly say that itexcals alt other Mactiines ehat-1 lave used. I ran a Ladd & Webstéraix months a Wheeltr& Wilson & Wilson eight month®, and used a Grover # Baker alternately with Sloat’s for two years. I gm familiar with the Howe and several of the small nachines, but I never used one that would do all Kinds of work to equal the Florence. 1 do not think it can be too his lily recommended, Mus Isaac ELLs, Marysville I have. had my. Florence Sewing Machine for three years. _} 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 firat thiag get out of order, Mks NEWTON Damon, Dress Maker and Tailoress, Seventh st, betweea Bryant & rannan, 8. PF. I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two years. the Taggart & Farr six months, the Sloat Eliptic about the same length of tim’, the Wil Hiame & Orvis nearly two years, and have dealt in several of the small machines until thorough lv disgusted with every machine that sews with only one thread. The Florence 1 the only Ma. chine that has come under my notice that gives perfect and entire satisfaction on all kinds of work. No one can estimate its vaiae until they have used and tested it, ae I have done Indeed for thin work it is invaluable. GEORGE GILLIs, Carson city, N. T. ., I believe I can fully and conscientiously iInse each quatification claimed for the Florence ine. 1 have thoroughly tested it en work ixxades and each trial has been emimently satisfactoxy. It takes hold of delicate fabrie del iea'ely, andefa strong one with strength. ‘Tro me, it seems ere than a Machine—ay alinost intelligent witty hetper. tte use is easily learaed, and ite construction fa certainly «, I know something of : other first-class Ma chines, having learned tOqp« cate severe), isthe only Sewing Machine. leave found relia ble. Mrs Perny G. Terr, San Andreas, Calaveras counry. This somneae oN In 1858 we purchased a Wheeler & Witkon Machine and used it until last fall, when. wirhiny one with ‘modern improvements,’ we purcins ed a **Florence.” afcer a careful examination oN the different Machines in use Having used the ‘lorence Machine over five months, we can cheerfully recommend it a8 being, in our opinlon, the bes. ‘we have seen. “Ae M.YiaNt, C L. Fut P San Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to many others who are using the Florenee if it ‘were heceksary to do s0 to convince the public that these “Muachwnés are what is claimed The best Family Sewing Machine in the Werid/ Nearly three hundred Morenee Machines have been #0id an this coast ja the short time sinee the Agency has been @stablished here, ana we make this strong assertion as convincir g£ proof of their worth, tat nc persoy can be found who has a Florgxce that would exehange it fora Family seWing of any other manufacture. tH” Goods delivered’Free of Charge. 3 “Agent for Nevada Co., at Weaver & Co.’s store 2 DEALERS aN. Groceries, Provisidns, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Greuinn: Feea No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Fivain MEATS,OF ALL KINDS a. on hand and for sale at Cheap: rates: fer _ ash, Goods delivered free of Charge Within a) réasonable Revtng saeiword all_kin Cheap for Cash, : distance of Nevada 8, On hand and for sale auld BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. ZF PINE AND COMMERCIAL $11 if¥You Want a Geoad Drink, GO TO RLAZE'S . MEAT MARKET. _ % 1 best of Beef, Vou), Pork, Mutton, Corucd ‘Beef and Pork &c. &o. at the lowest cash prices. MEAT MARKET, JA‘ES COLLEY keepron hana the very best of Beef, Pork, Matton. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, ~athis shop on Broad street two: doors below Hanson & Co’a, which he will sell at reasonable rates for cash. : Milwaukie Brewery, No. 16 Spring Street, Nevada. z W. DREYFUSS vould j orm the citizens 4e of Nevada county and his friends, that he is now prepared to furnish them with a superi or article o LAGER BEER ay tee Barrel 4 Bottle. Orders left at the rewery, on Spring Strect, will be promptly at. faithful y attended to, : . “al > tay CHAS. TEWKSBURY, ; Has opened a TIN WARE STORE, ~ Athis old stand—formerly Stoakes’ on Broad Street, Z Everything in the Tinware line promptly ex __Cuded, such as tin roofing, &e. diz Z.B, DAVIS, .° ~~ at hin-res» Lock repairing, &e. at short notice and on reasonable terme, ee novis ena eee prensa sin PIM, PHYSICIAN. Office at J. M. Levey’s Drug Store, corner of Pine and Corhmercial atreets, alt~ C. M, BATES, PHYSICIAN Office on Pine etreet. next door to J. M. Levey’s Drug Store, in the Masonic building. A. ©._NELES, Attorney and Counselor at Law,(je FICE—in Lewis’ Building, corner of \ 7 Broad and Pive-streeta, Nevada A. A. SARGENT. Attorney and Counselor at Law, ( FFICE—In Kidd's Kuildiig, corner ef Broad and Pine streetse—Nevada A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer in WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &c. Nextdoor to Weaver & Cog on Broad Street Nevada, Nov. 19 < al ee saenmpsisiiam New & -Choice Perfumery, Knight Templars Perfume. Lubins Extracis. IPTight Blooming Cereus. Red Cross Knight Pefume. Fairy do Jacques do Barney's do Assorted.Odors, Forsale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug, 23d—tf NOTICE, é iy annual meeting of the Stockholders 04 the Kureka Lake Water Com oS a will take place at Lake city, on S/TURDA A September 10th, 1864. fur the election of a ofrd of Trustecs, tor the ensuing year, and such oth er business as may come before the mecting, HM. sicNULTY, President. R.C BLAcK, Seeretary. alf rn A Complete Assortment of RATENT MEDICINE s, Drtigs and Chemicals. Just received and for sale by io Joseph M. Levey, ‘Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. , Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf SELLING OFF A'T COST—BARGALNS. W.L. Shaefer would in : form the citizens uf Nevada and the surrounding eountry that todo . he haw removed his pred 3 of BOOTS & SHOES, To Kidd’s Building, on Pine street, and in, selling them offat low rates. He has jvat receivad a aes und splendid siock of bopts and shoes from the Bay, wiich he will sell at baryains. He invites the attention of everybody to eall and ¢xamine his stock. Boots made te order.—— Repairing promptly and neatly doue : ee FAMES MONROE can be found at the old Stand on Broad «t where he issprepared to supply every. ° body with the a pe An

+. TULLY* 60., vada aad bs Sarge 6, \s00n the sky became overcast. with clouds examine t which . arge. ; Bet and ' he has here h A poods,*’ Vc, &e, SH. ifure be : line. ‘ry. Dr heir ad8 I sh LIFE. BET. Cake tablishrs been rtment. sale or nade to Confée articles r qualii¢ good jell ————_. lundred e arrest ns who 1, situa aty, on 1NG4. ALL. sireet, method d vicin of the nd. will igars. yee who when it yu visit ready in the ERY eral rich quartz l&ids have been found near "the “Buzzard shooters”\ met in_ thia city a Se . S0ldiers in‘ the acmy and hospitals, those’ THURSDAY MORNING; SEPT. st, . a ReMeMber rhe Derexvers or tue Nation.— Perhaps there are but few, if any, of our readers Whe have “fot heard of the’ services of the Agents of the Senitury Com amigsion during this war, In the cuimp, up~ “on the bluedy, Geld and among the suffering: agents have gone forth easing pain. alleviating the agony and smoothing the pillows of the dying. To-night a meeting has been . called at the Baptist Church for the pars pose of organizing a Soldiers Aid Society. “Rev. Mr; Chapin, the agent of the cominisston for this coast will be, preseut and delivvr an address on the objects end services of the commission. We -hope ti se é¥ery lay~ alman.and wou in the community at the ineeting His evening. ‘ ; ‘ Be SERNA CS. ORE Cee Steam Ur.—One of the finest quartz mitis in this cowrity built at Red Dog, will cominenee crushing on next Monday torn. ing. Itis owued by E. Willams, Exsq., bas eight slainps, wih a capacity for two more, and the ‘Wolive power is.steam. lt is tntended for working the blue cement found in thet section of the county. Reéeattly sévthe mill, and with facilities—efferded—for erushing by the new mill, these leads can be cheaply developed. Several other inills are being erected in Little York Township. and the prospect-is thet they. will be kept ‘Fanning constently.—Phe-cement and quartz lends sre numerous and rich. — ~ Tue Wkarurn.—Yesterday afternoon a “stiff breeze” from the west sprung up and aid the atmosphere so filled with dust as ts makeit appear that that the town was enveloped iy fog. Some peopte may like sand,’ but we do hat carg about Using it as-a° substitute'for air. Our" Janes, aan’t stand that. See trserene * Buzzarv's Rooen—We understand that few nights sinew; and orgrnized a clab.— Where they met,-and who were present we donotknow. We hope they will Sentichten us on the subject. We should like 0 have a reporter present at the meeting. ‘The edp. perheads are very ¢areful to keep al} thei. movements secret. Let them come out and their hand. “fhey “Jove darkness rather (han light, for their deeds are-eyil.” show By a letter from Camp Cennor, néar Soda Springs, Idaho Territory, we learn that Lieut. Shoemaker, of Company H. stationed there, with five men of the eommand, had been sent out as an escort to the fami! ly of Johan Brown, of Harper's Ferry netoriety. The family consiats of the widow of Brown, his two daughters and Jone gen— the only one. who has not been killed and is now emigrating toe California. A New York paper says that tle ins ¢reased tax on . quors has materially .de» creased the consumptivn of the article in that city. People there eanvot afferd te pay 15 er 20 cents for » dose of slow puison. > Diep, at Salt Lake City, August 17th, Bishop Ephraim Kimball Blair, in the 5ist year of his age. Heteaves 9 wives and 43 . small children to mourn his untimely end. tohipiiemeis QUAILS.—The*quatt shooting season will commence on the 15th of this month— Thursday next. ponies ebeeaipenabon— SUPPLUED.—San Frauiciwev bes two .whiex ky «distilleries, twh woolen mills aud two sugar refioeries. > eee J FaiLure.—i he supply of gus iv Oroville bas given out, whereat the Record mourue. CERTAIN AND TKUE.—The Bee says: “It ia certain that wauyDemociate who voted for Downey have become thoroughly disGusted with the rebellious sympatines every-} Where ‘uxduifested by the Copperhead leaders atid have therefore whnifested their true democracy by coming vut trom their ranks and prououncing ia faver. uf the Union.” el AE A ee In Turkey, whenever a storekeeper ig cvavicted of telling a lie, hig house is painted biaek, to remain so for one month. If there Were such a law iw force in this country, What a somber aud glhuomy appearance some of our cities would present. ee dee Tue’ French -Cushwere shawle are om great fashion ia New York city, Paris and establishment on the Pacific coast that I have teen authorised to attend to his af. Am Excellent Inati¢ution.--We wish ‘to call the special 'attention of our readers to the advertisement of the Electropathic Institate of Sau Francisco, to be found elsewhere in dur advertising columns. sae The mode of treatment at this Tastitute is different from that pursued at any other medical No pofsox-_ OUS DRUGS ARE USED. " : Dr. J. H.Josseiyn, the Resident Censulting Physician, has been connected with the Irstitute for five years, and bears a very high repu-, “tation asa Physician. =~ 3 Sam! His success in the treatment of diseases of a PRIVATE NATURE, during. the past four years, has driven nearly all the quacks with which that city formerly abounded to other localities . Persons suffering with disease of whatsoever who is always ready te give his advice GRATIS tothore who may wish to Cénsult him. au 18-tf "A Great Discoverys—One of the greatest chemical discoveries of modern times is WATT’s Ne&KVOUS ANTIDOTE. Thia medicine is perfectly liarmiess—in ite effects, but at the same time acts so powerfully upon the nervous By8tem that the worst cases of nervous disorders are completely cured in a very short time. For sale by JOS. M. LEVEY, Yevada. “aug 1s-tf~ Wonders uever cease! A Genuine Vegetable alterative is at last given Co our people, combined with Iddine; and we bespeak for it abundant success. It appears -to be no secret, as the Agent sends a cireular giv ing its Ingredients to any physician who may de sire to know its combination. It is found in angther column Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilia, Ycliow Dock and Todine Alterative RDINANCE NO. 18.—An Ordinance ( repealing certain Ordinances. ; The Trastees of the city of Nevada de ordain as follews: : i See. . All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances passed prior to March 2ist. 1864, are hereby re pealed Passed Aug. loth, 1864 JONATHAN CLARK, President. 8S. PERRY. Clerk. For thg Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of' Youth. Magnolia Balm. Bianc des Pertes. Forsale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets = Nevada, Aug. 23—if DOMESTIC DYES, A ssorted Colors. For sale by Joseph M. Levey, Cerner of Pine and Commercial Nevada, Aug. 3d—tf Streets. — —_ F For Sale. ‘. ‘HE Engine owned by the Gray Eagle Copper I Mining Coupeat.” wits ) ong Pipe and Hoisting gear; complete. ‘The Engine is of Six Horse Power, Locomotive Boiler. and of Eng lish manufacture. The Pump is what is known as a. Cornish Pump, and is four and one-half inches in diameter. All machinery is new, or early 80, ara is in perfect running order. Ap pixto JAMES KELSEY, at the shaft, or to the undersigued at Spenceville. P JAMES D. WHITE. » ugust 25th, Spencer NEVA Da MILLINERY. MISS ECOFFEY, WOULD pegpectfully sform the Ladies of Nevatla ity and the surrounding towns tlst she has opened a * first class Millin Fy Store, on j . BROAD STRERT, grand Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, mE Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, ~ And in fact everything usually found ina Mil linery Establishment I ‘have such arrange ments miade that 1 shall be in receipt of New Goods by every steamer. Particular attention wii be paid to making Cloaks, Mantillas ana Dresses, m20 iF DENTISTRY ! .23 E. FELLERS, T. W. M’INTYRE. DRS. FELLEKS & McINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnson & Co's atore.... Mill Strect, Graes Valley. And south east corner Kidd & Knox’s Building eatrance on Broad street, Nevada. One ofthe above firm can ct all times be found at their office in Nevada eivy. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver and Vuleanite plates, Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all op erations, ~ augis Notice, LL persons having any unsettied business A with J. N. TURNER, are hereby” notified fairf during his absence from the StatéS OMiceat the Nevada Fiouring Mill. : F OLE TORSON OF aug27 NOTICE, r} ‘HE annual meeting .of the Stockholders of 1 the Central Pacific Kailroad Company of California, will be held at the office of the Otpany in the city Of Sacrameato, on SAPURDAY the Sth day of October, isé4. for the purpose of electing nine Directors for the ensuing year. E. H. MILLER, Jr. See: etary. Sacramento, Sept. 7th—td Union Gold and Quartz Mining Co. yT OTICE i¢ hereby given that at a meeting of N the Trustees of the Union Gold and Quartz Mining Co. held on the 27th day of Aagust, an a*sessment of 50 cents per share was levied upen the capital stock of said company payable imme. diately ia U. 8. gold coin to Vel. Curran at Little York or to the secretary at Diamond creek. Any stock upon which said assessment ghall remaim unpaid on the 2th day of September, will be advertised on that day as delinquent and un less payment shall be made befoie will be sold on the loth day of October to pay the delinquent assessment’ together with the costs of advertisng aud expepses sale. Location of office, nature, will de well to.call upon DR. J@ssELYN. a ad creek, N county, Cal. 831 ‘ALEX. WEED. Seerctary. Weaver, & Gorpaty’s, Column, . “oe CARD. FROM WEAVER & COMPANY, ORT ie beet tiforks eer friends andthe pubtte W i al and after : os Monday the 25th day of January, “We shalt sell out Goods, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue _this course, from the greatdimiculty and loss that has Seen sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business. the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to Pay for the doubtful ones, ‘as the Merchant has to make up LARGER PROFeAWAWAS ITS the amaumnt he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the ‘Cash Principle !! in our busimess, we shall be able to sell at, LOWER PRICES Than it would-be possible to-do under the credit system, and with our facilitics in San_Fran¢iseo, will be ableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such pri ces aS will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage t& give us a call.

Our business will beconducted on the princples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and. no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to 2 ONE PR ICE. Thanking our friends for the hberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping ‘Yer acontinuance of the sarge, and trusting that x our C&ah System, will meet their approval, \ Be We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. ae a a WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, 4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. . »® ie FOR CASH. &) NO. 59 BROAD STREET, : Nevada City. (ee \ the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine -_— +> Having apencd a sh » Z Mus. J.D, BLAIN, idonee on Spring street is ready to Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. do work at Innsmithing THH FLORENCE — Rt makes four distinc} Stitches, feeds the A pe arses bap a sews : * thin an cavy 8, without cha of tension, i gather and sew on * hesame time. it makes a Stitch alike on both sides of the fabric, has no opeings to get out of order, and is s the most rapid sewer “tn the world, _Every Machine fully warranted, We, the undersigned, have each purchased 4 Fiotencte S¢wihg Machine. and have them now in usc. , ; We have thoroughly tested them on work of all grades—heavy. medium and light—and our opinion is that the FLoRENCH fs durable, will not easily get out of order.-is strong and simplé in construction, and its use is easily. learned by the most inexperienged. ‘ ty It will do a greater range of work with lew‘ trouble and change, and we consider it altogeth er better than any other Family Sewing Machine awe have ever seen i Mrs Dr. Chase...5....91 Tork street S. Mra D. B. Coffin. <<. ..00020 Clary atrect. Le +Mie J.B Woosters...:. 525 Folsem-st, do Mre8..D. Gilmore... ++<-518 Fotsom st. do Mrs Daniel Dunn... ++se> 414 FOlwom wt, do MraJ Spinoni...0...0063 228 Rich st, do Mrs Pruett.... ..646 California street, do Mrs 8. M. Morton....632. Sutter street, do Mrs Bohega.....seseee0e617 Pine street do Miss Ann Bradley..;,.612 California st, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker.... 259 Stevenson st, do Mrs John ©. Corbet....0. «Mission Dolores. Miss Annie McBoyle. OIC oss wecceecnds cs El Dorado. Miss Maggie Mcloyle. El Dorado: eA eee +o++-Sacramento. he W. FLOOR.. vnccnccas as evecotese sees? Oakland. Mre A. M. Durnham...:.... ++ Ockland, Mrs Orrie Woodill..... soveeeese Oakliind. Mre Mary E. Barc khalter.....Duatch Flat. Fe Fe WGA an deh in vhvcecede; y en eboeseenss apa. Mrs Samuel T. Fong, Clarkaville, El Dorado eo K. H. Farquhar. county clerk,... Nevada city. ‘Geo. K. Farquhar.. ..cscceseces. do Be Ws BIG CIOW ois occ svvenccveccccc do N. W. Knewlton,practical machinist do Gs TEs NOR MEDD, 900 6 vis oieee cis do SOUND Hor sieBers v6. oe. cts cee cactus . do Sp Dg ae TE Cpa wy do > POMBE ive Sitcds SosseasavisGee ° d Previous to purchasing the Florence, I owned and useda Wheeler & Wilson for twy years, and used a Grover & Baker a long time. Mks MARY A. MERCHANT, Drees Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco Previous to purchasing the Florence, . owned and used » Grover & Baker Machine one year, and the Wheeler & Wilson two yeara, : Mra: B Wrenn’ t Maker -¢ 406 Dupont street. San Franeiaco, Previous to purchasing the Florenee, I used Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly & year ; have also used the Williams & Orvis and the Gray & Grace, : MkSS.P Vick, Dress Maker & Seamstress 109 Stevenson ctreet, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, . owned ank used # Grover & Baker Machine two years. anda Wheeler & Wilsou three years ie Mrs CuAs. Uznay, 419 Bryant street, San Francisco. ee 1 have used a Flore Sewing Machine two ears. [brought it h me Across the plains ; t has never yet been vut ofOrder, and T can truly say that itexcals alt other Mactiines ehat-1 lave used. I ran a Ladd & Webstéraix months a Wheeltr& Wilson & Wilson eight month®, and used a Grover # Baker alternately with Sloat’s for two years. I gm familiar with the Howe and several of the small nachines, but I never used one that would do all Kinds of work to equal the Florence. 1 do not think it can be too his lily recommended, Mus Isaac ELLs, Marysville I have. had my. Florence Sewing Machine for three years. _} 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 firat thiag get out of order, Mks NEWTON Damon, Dress Maker and Tailoress, Seventh st, betweea Bryant & rannan, 8. PF. I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two years. the Taggart & Farr six months, the Sloat Eliptic about the same length of tim’, the Wil Hiame & Orvis nearly two years, and have dealt in several of the small machines until thorough lv disgusted with every machine that sews with only one thread. The Florence 1 the only Ma. chine that has come under my notice that gives perfect and entire satisfaction on all kinds of work. No one can estimate its vaiae until they have used and tested it, ae I have done Indeed for thin work it is invaluable. GEORGE GILLIs, Carson city, N. T. ., I believe I can fully and conscientiously iInse each quatification claimed for the Florence ine. 1 have thoroughly tested it en work ixxades and each trial has been emimently satisfactoxy. It takes hold of delicate fabrie del iea'ely, andefa strong one with strength. ‘Tro me, it seems ere than a Machine—ay alinost intelligent witty hetper. tte use is easily learaed, and ite construction fa certainly «, I know something of : other first-class Ma chines, having learned tOqp« cate severe), isthe only Sewing Machine. leave found relia ble. Mrs Perny G. Terr, San Andreas, Calaveras counry. This somneae oN In 1858 we purchased a Wheeler & Witkon Machine and used it until last fall, when. wirhiny one with ‘modern improvements,’ we purcins ed a **Florence.” afcer a careful examination oN the different Machines in use Having used the ‘lorence Machine over five months, we can cheerfully recommend it a8 being, in our opinlon, the bes. ‘we have seen. “Ae M.YiaNt, C L. Fut P San Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to many others who are using the Florenee if it ‘were heceksary to do s0 to convince the public that these “Muachwnés are what is claimed The best Family Sewing Machine in the Werid/ Nearly three hundred Morenee Machines have been #0id an this coast ja the short time sinee the Agency has been @stablished here, ana we make this strong assertion as convincir g£ proof of their worth, tat nc persoy can be found who has a Florgxce that would exehange it fora Family seWing of any other manufacture. tH” Goods delivered’Free of Charge. 3 “Agent for Nevada Co., at Weaver & Co.’s store 2 DEALERS aN. Groceries, Provisidns, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Greuinn: Feea No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Fivain MEATS,OF ALL KINDS a. on hand and for sale at Cheap: rates: fer _ ash, Goods delivered free of Charge Within a) réasonable Revtng saeiword all_kin Cheap for Cash, : distance of Nevada 8, On hand and for sale auld BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. ZF PINE AND COMMERCIAL $11 if¥You Want a Geoad Drink, GO TO RLAZE'S . MEAT MARKET. _ % 1 best of Beef, Vou), Pork, Mutton, Corucd ‘Beef and Pork &c. &o. at the lowest cash prices. MEAT MARKET, JA‘ES COLLEY keepron hana the very best of Beef, Pork, Matton. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, ~athis shop on Broad street two: doors below Hanson & Co’a, which he will sell at reasonable rates for cash. : Milwaukie Brewery, No. 16 Spring Street, Nevada. z W. DREYFUSS vould j orm the citizens 4e of Nevada county and his friends, that he is now prepared to furnish them with a superi or article o LAGER BEER ay tee Barrel 4 Bottle. Orders left at the rewery, on Spring Strect, will be promptly at. faithful y attended to, : . “al > tay CHAS. TEWKSBURY, ; Has opened a TIN WARE STORE, ~ Athis old stand—formerly Stoakes’ on Broad Street, Z Everything in the Tinware line promptly ex __Cuded, such as tin roofing, &e. diz Z.B, DAVIS, .° ~~ at hin-res» Lock repairing, &e. at short notice and on reasonable terme, ee novis ena eee prensa sin PIM, PHYSICIAN.. Office at J. M. Levey’s Drug Store, corner of Pine and Corhmercial atreets, alt~ C. M, BATES, PHYSICIAN Office on Pine etreet. next door to J. M. Levey’s Drug Store, in the Masonic building. A. ©._NELES, Attorney and Counselor at Law,(je FICE—in Lewis’ Building, corner of \ 7 Broad and Pive-streeta, Nevada A. A. SARGENT. Attorney and Counselor at Law, ( FFICE—In Kidd's Kuildiig, corner ef Broad and Pine streetse—Nevada A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer in WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &c. Nextdoor to Weaver & Cog on Broad Street Nevada, Nov. 19 < al ee saenmpsisiiam New & -Choice Perfumery, Knight Templars Perfume. Lubins Extracis. IPTight Blooming Cereus. Red Cross Knight Pefume. Fairy do Jacques do Barney's do Assorted.Odors, Forsale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug, 23d—tf NOTICE, é iy annual meeting of the Stockholders 04 the Kureka Lake Water Com oS a will take place at Lake city, on S/TURDA A September 10th, 1864. fur the election of a ofrd of Trustecs, tor the ensuing year, and such oth er business as may come before the mecting, HM. sicNULTY, President. R.C BLAcK, Seeretary. alf rn A Complete Assortment of RATENT MEDICINE s, Drtigs and Chemicals. Just received and for sale by io Joseph M. Levey, ‘Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. , Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf SELLING OFF A'T COST—BARGALNS. W.L. Shaefer would in : form the citizens uf Nevada and the surrounding eountry that todo . he haw removed his pred 3 of BOOTS & SHOES, To Kidd’s Building, on Pine street, and in, selling them offat low rates. He has jvat receivad a aes und splendid siock of bopts and shoes from the Bay, wiich he will sell at baryains. He invites the attention of everybody to eall and ¢xamine his stock. Boots made te order.—— Repairing promptly and neatly doue : ee FAMES MONROE can be found at the old Stand on Broad «t where he issprepared to supply every. ° body with the a pe An