September 9, 1864 (4 pages)

ANH IMUINE INTIME IIIA MG Pye. ida!! of the buy 'y line examine” t which e arrest ne who a, situa: "h." ALL. pivect, ¥ 2 FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 9th. San Francisca, to be found elsewhere in our adYertising columns. ; Tbe mode of treatment at this Institute is difee . A .DRUNKEN MaCKEREL.— Wednesday afternoon the wind made the tin mackerel on the top of the flag stoff at the National Ex. “change wabble from side to side. A fellow ‘slightly inebriated, grasped an awning post, of the fish for fite minutes, unbosemed hirmself as follows: “I s-ay, (hi¢k) la-landlord, this ’ere fish (hick) is der-der-draak.” #Noa,’ ‘said a bystander, “he’s trying to reconcile MeClellan’s war speech with the Chicago platform.” “Tha-that's it, (bick) ia it. No wonder be sta-sta-ggers,”" and the fellow gavealeer that nearly brought him te the Mac-Ma-Clelian.” Poor Prosrect ror Lawyers.—The next term of the -Distriet Court will com: mence on Monday, the 12th. It is ptubable that it will be short, as of the very few cases now upon. the docket, not more than three or four will ever come to” trial. During the last month only one suit was cemimenced.— There never was such hard times as the present for lawyers » Bishop CLakk.—Bishop Click, of the Methodist Episeopil-Cherets,errivedin-this city yesterday, from Jacksonville. Oregon, which place he I+ ft on Monday fast, and came overland direet to this city. ” He was wade a Bishop by the last Genecal Conference, and previous to the meeting of that body he was the editor of the Lad@s’ Repository, one of the best religious periedicals in the Uitited States. ~ ‘germon on the occasion of the dedication of the Methodist Church iu this city next Sunday. The Bishop will preach the Music AND ScuvoL Books.—Geo. R. ‘Crawford, Masonic Building, has just res sisting of vew sungs, marches, dances, aud 4 number of fustruction bouks. He bas also received a new supply of school books.— Crawford's ie the place to buy. “Er at a SE THe Meruopisr Cuurcn.—This builds ing is now completed, and it is finished off in fine style. Yesterday a flag staff was placed upon it, surmounted by a Maltese.cruss, and the National Fiag will be raised ovér—the Church. Upou the flag will be the motto: “In God our trast.” It is right that Christ4 ians éhoald love. honor and defend that flag, : which is the guardian of religious liberty ae > well ascivil. We are glad that the Metho # dists have determined to place the Nuticnal ay ‘ ~ Banner over the Church. > THe American Wizann.—Profeesor * Goodison, the great American Wizard, will anake his uppesrance in this city shortly. Wherever Mr. Goodison has given exliibi> tions his feats of legerdemain have always elicited shouts of applause. Ae a Veutrilos quist he ie snid to surpass any “other pers former in—the world. -His—entertainments fite moral, instractive and amusiog. Due notice will be given -when the exhibition is to be given in our eity. . THe Wasihoe.—Capt.” Kidd is in San Francisco making arrangements for raising . the steamer Washoe. He expresses a determination tu raise her and run ber again. Captain Kipp.—lIo attempting to board © the steamer Chrysopolis on her drawnward } trip on Tuesday, says the Union, a boat con; taining Capt. Kidd capsized, and it was on~ ly by extraordinary exertions onéthe part of the crew that that gentleman was saved from drowning. A Nevapa Nac Wins.—“Lady Clinton” has won another purse at the Worlds Horse © Fair. The.premium was $100. for the best mare to harness, mile heate best three in ‘five. “Lady Chnton” and. «Jersey Maa”? were entered. Tae Srokey County Excectioy.— There is but little doubt that the Union men are defeated in Storey county, N.T., and it seryes them right. The Union men put up two or three candidates for every office, and the result was they were wotully defeate ed by the Coppertieads. We do not appre nend that the “‘snaix” have carried the Ter. ritory. Outside of Starey, the Union men were united, and we suppose they will ‘carry the day. The Constitution is without doubt adopted.and after keeping time with-the—oecillations ground ; continuing, “that woewould stagger’ ceived a large amount of sheet music, con-" ferent from that pursued at any other imedical establishment on the Pacific coast ‘ No poisonOUS DRUGS ARE USED. a Dr. J, H. JosseLyx, the Resident Consulting Physiclan, has been connected with the Irstitute for five-years, and bears a very high reputation as a Physician. ee His ‘success in. thetreatment of @iseases 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 ‘whataoever nature, will de well to-call upon Dr. J@SSELYN, who is always ready to give his advice GRATIS to those who may wish to consult him. au 18-tf A Great Discovery.—One vf the greatest chemical discoveries of modern times is WATT's NERVOUS ANTIDOTE: ThId” wediais is perfeetly harmless, in ite ‘effects, bat at the game time acts so powerfully upon the nérvous Bye tem that the worst cases of nervous disorders are completely cured ina very short tine. For sale by Jos. M. Lever, Nevads: aug 18-t? Wonders ‘never cease! . P a A Genuine Vegetable alterative is at last given to our people, combined with Iodine ; and we ‘bespeak for it abundant success. It appears to be no secret, as the Agent sends a circular giv ing its iugredicnts to any physician who may de sire to know. its-eombination. ‘It is found jn ancther colums Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilia, Yellow Dock and Iodine Alterative ( RDINANCE NO, 18.—An Ordinance ; repealing certain Ordinances. The Trustees gt the city of Nevada dc ordaip ae follews : = ec. . . All Ordinauces or parts of Ordinances passed prior to March ist. ixét, are hereby repeated Passed Aug 1Ath. 1864 JONATHAN CLA LK, President. PERRY. Clerk. For the Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Magnolia Baim. — Blane des Pertes. : Forsale by JOSEPH M LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada, Aug. 23--tf 8. R DOMESTIC DYES, * Assorted Colors. For sale by Joseph M. Levey, “Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. 234d-—tf ry lhe For Sale. T HE Engine owned by the Gray Eagle Copper Mining Company. with Pump, Pipe.and Hoisting gear, complete. The Engine is of Six Hgree Power, Locomotive Boiler, and of English manufacture. The Pump is what is known as a Cornish Pamp, and is four and one-half inches in diameter, Aj) machinery is new, or nearly 80, ara’is in perfect running order. Ap ply to JAMES KELSEY, at the shaft, or to the undersig.cd at Spenceyvilie. .JAMES D. WHITE. August 25th. Spenceville, NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E. COFFEY, WOULD respectfully mform the Ladies of Névada city and the sur rounding towns that she has openeda ; first class Millinery store, on BROAD STREET, Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on and; Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Mil linery Establishment 1 have such arrang: ments made that i shall be im receipt of ho Goods by every steamer. Particular attentiog will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantillas and Dresses, m20 @ DENTISTRY ! .23 E. FELLERS, T. W. M'INTYRE. DRS. FELLERS & McINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnson & Co’s -store..<. Mill street, Grass Valley. And south east corner Kidd & Knox's Building eatrance on Broad street, Nevada. One of the above firm can et all times be found at their office in Nevada eicy. ‘Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver and Vulcanite plates. Entire satisfaction #uarauteed in all op erations. aug?s Notice, LL persons having any unsettled business with J. N. TURNER, are hereby notified that I have Leon authorised to attend to his af fairf during hiaabsencesfrom the State. Office at the Nevada Fiouring Mill. aug27 OLE TORSON NOTICE. ‘HE annual meeting of the Stockholders of 1 the Central Pacific Kaliroad Company of California; will be held at the office of the Company in the city of Sacrameato, on SATURDAY ‘the &th day of October, 1864. for the purpose of electing nine Directors for the ensuing year. k. H. MILLER, Ju. Seeretary. Sacramento, sept 7th—-tUmion Geld and Quarts Mining Co. OTICE is hereby given that ata meeting of the Trustees of the Union Gold and Quarts Mining Co. held on the 27th day of August, an postenenret of = “ee Ped sha: e.was on apen the capital stock of sa ¥ paya’ mmediately in U. S. gold coin to Volt Curren at Lit tle York or to tlie secretary at Diamond creek. Any stock upon — -_ gogo egg 7 Unpaid on the 28th day of sep tT, wi be advertised om that day as -and-un less payment shall be made befoie will be. sold on the loth of October to pay the delinquent he costs of advertisLocation of office, —_——. Ny Beck A vives @ WEAVER & COMPA chant has to make up Than it would be possible fo do under the ONE i FOR CASH. ty, Cal. ALEX. Whip. Secretary, 2 A CARD. _ Frou et *hat on and after We shall selbour 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 great difficulty and lose that hias been sustained rh eullécilin sucha large number of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this Honse. ‘\ Ima credit business. the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer. ITs the amounthe loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the Cash Principle !! In our business, we Shall ‘be able to sell at . LOWER PRICES advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices as will Defy Compétition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. ‘Our business will becondiicted on the prinetplea of Quick Sales, Light Profits am] no Bad ‘Debts. We shall strictly adhere to Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this Howse, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System,-will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. ae WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND—LIQUORS, ———— WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 4 . \ NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. © EW” Goods delivered Free of Charge. 3 LARGER PROFcredit system, and with our facilities in San Fran cisco, will be able to give our customers. all the PRICE. 1 ks <a ; ~~ Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864: Ww. beg to inform our friends and the Tublie Monday the 25th day of January, bait J It makes four distinct Stitchés, feeds i the work efther way, sews thin and heavy & ~ without change of tension, w geatherand ~ 5 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 e im the world. Every Machine fully warranted, We, the undersigned, have’ each purchased a Florence Sewing Machine. and have them now in use, We have thoroughly tested them on Work of all gradea—heavy. medium ard light—and our opinion is that the FLORENCE ta durable; will not easily get-out of order_is-strong and simple in construction, and its use is easily learnett by the mo<t ine rienced; It will do a greater range of trouble and change, er better than any work with less and we consider it alto reth other Family Sewing Machine we have ever seen Mrs Dr. Chase...0.0.31 Tark street §. F Mrs D.B. Coffin. .. soeee20 “lary atrect. do Mis J.B Wooster... 25 Folsem st, do Mre8. D. Gilmore.. t.518 Folsom st. do Mrs Daniel Dunn... 414 Folsom st, do Te 8 oe 228 Rich at., do / Mra Pruett. ‘ 616 California street, do Mrs $8. M~ Morton..632 Sutter street, do Mrs’ Bohemss..,. -.5.6.617 Pine street do Miss Ann Bradley.. 612 California at, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker. ..959 Stevenson st, do Mrs Johir ©. Corbet .>..6.Misgion Doloris, Miss Aunie McBoyle.\. +++eeeEL Dorado, Miss Maygie MeBoyle.05. e+eee El Dorado: Ch_e 8. Preble. .. sbevaseevace Sacramento. OE FE OT Ee Vakland. Mrs A M. Durnmham...cssecse es Ovkland., Mre Orrie Woodill...c003 scsae Oakland. Mrs Mary E. Burekhalter... Dutch Fat. C. J. Oliver Vo CUS ON OUD ONS EC 46 ds bev ikoteasie Napa Mrs Samuel. Fong, Clarkaville. Fi Dorad. co RK. H. Farquhar county clerk..Nevada city. Geo, K. Farquhar ee do KE. W. Bigelow_..:: do N.W Knewlton practical machinist do C44 Bates MaDe st dq. John Hevraiegers. ccsccccstccdacece i ae BE s MEMBER ia is ic bance de axe as do do purchasing the Flerence, . owned and used a Wheeler & Wilson for two years, and used a Grover & Baker «long time. Mis MARY A MERCHANT. Dress Maker. $10 Stockton Street, San Francisco Previous to purehastig the Flor: nee, Lowned and used « Grover & Baker Machine one year, aod the Wheeler & Wil.<on two years. Mrs. Bb WELLER, Dress Maker 406 Dupont street, San Francisco, Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson Sewitg Machine Mis. J-D, BLAIN, Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, 1 used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover .& Ba. ker nearly a year ; liave also used the Williams & Orvis and the Gray & Grace. Muss. P Vick, Dreas Maker & Seamatress 109 Stevenson etreet, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, . owne® ank used » Grover & Baker Machine two years, and a Wheeler & Wilson three years Mrs Cuas. Uznay, 419 Bryant street, San Francisco. “1 have used a Florence Sewing Machine two years. I brought it with me across the plains ; it has never yet been vut of order, and-I can tru ly say thatitexcels all other Machines ehat I have used. I ran a Ladd & Webster six months a Wheelrr & Wilson & Wilson eight months, and used a Grover & Baxer alternately with Sloat’s for two years. I am familiar with the Howe aud several of the emall machines, but I ever uaed Florence. I do not think it can be too highly recommended. Murs Isaac KLLIs, Marysville I have had my Florence Sewing Machine for three years. 1 purchased one of the firet made at the manufactory, and brought it to this state with me. I have used it ‘almost steadily. and have never had the first thiag get out of order. Mrs Newron Damon, ‘Dress Maker and Tailoress, Seventh st, betweea Bryant & Brannan, 8. F. I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two ys are, the Taggart & Farr six months, the Sloat ‘liptic about the same length of tim » the Wil laine & Orvis nearly two years, and bave dealt in several of the small machines until thorough lv disgusted with every machine that sewe with only one thread, The Florence 1 the only Machine that has come under my gotiee that gives nerfeet and entire satisfattion on all kinds -of work. No one ean estimate its vatae until they have used ond tested it, is I have done Indeed for thin wogk it is invaluable. GEORGE GILLIs, Carson city, N. T. I believe Tecan fully and conscientiously in dorse each quatification claimed for the Florence Maehine. 1 have thoroughly teated it en work of all grades and each trial has been eminent! sativfactory: It takes hoid of delicate fauric det. iea‘ely, and of a strong one with strength. To . ‘me. it seems more-than a Machine—an almost intelligent willing helper. “tis use is easily leirued, and its construrtion is certainly simple. I know something of the other first elses achines, having learned ty operate several. This is the only Sewing Machine 1 have found relia ble. Mis Perry G. Terr, San Andreas, Calaveras county. In 1858 we purchased 4 Wheeler & Wit*on Machine and used it until last ‘fall, when, wishing one with ‘modern improvements,” we purchas ed a **Florence.”’ utier a éareful examination of the different Ma¢hines in use Having used the Florence Machine over five imc ion, the besi we have seen. Fi A. M. Furst, C L. Fust Suan, Monterey county. We conld refer to many others who arbusing the Florence if it were necessary to do so to convince the public that these “Machines are what is Claimed The best Family Sewing Machine in 3 the Worid, onnty three hundred Florence Machines have been sold on this coast in the short time since the Agency has been established here; ana we Take this stro: . assertion as convineir g, f of their worth, that no person can be toned whee has a Florence that would exehange it tor a Family Sewing of any other manufacture. GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent for Nevada Co., at Weaver & Co.'s store one that would do all kinds of work to ‘equal the ( ' we can i _. cheerfully recommend it as beinig, in our opinTo K in ‘a Co and splendid stock from the Bay, . He invites the attention of everybody to call {4 D8, DAKAR. og . LAL MaRTun. SoBe Be BAKER & TO. . Groceries, Pfovisiuns, Can Frafts,~’ ae Wheat, Rasicy atia Giswnddeca : 4. — No: 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Frese MEATS, OF ALL KINDS ~~ ieee hand and fur sale at Chéap rates for Goods delivered free of Charge whee & reasonable distance of Nevada, OOD—Of all_kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap fer Cash. = St "aye BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 if You Want a Geoa Drink, GO TO RLAZE’s MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROK can be found at the old stand on Broad at. where he is prepared to su ply every. body with the best of 3eef, Veal,Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and Pork &c. &o. at the lowest cash prices. JAMKS COLLEY keeps on hand MEAT MARKET. ae the very"best of Beef, Pork, Mut ton. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, be, his shop on Hrpad street two doors below Hanson &.Co’s, which he will sell at reasonable rates for cash. atic — Milwaukie Brewery. No. 16 Spring Street, Nevada. W. DREYFUSS vould inform the citizens 4e Of Nevada county and his frienda, that he is now pre ared t0 furnish-them with a supcrior article ¢ LAGER BEER Ry the Barrel or Bottle, Ordara left at the Brewery, ou Hate Street, will be promptly atfaithfully attended to; my! 6m CHAS. TEWKSBURY, . Mas opened TIN WARE gSroRe, At his old stand—formerly Stoakes’ on Broud Street, , Everything in. the Tinware line yromesiy ex € euted. such as tin recoiling, &e. Z. P. DAVIS, Having opened a shop at his regidenee on Ppring street is ready to : do work at Gnnsmithing, Lock Fopairing, &c. at short notice and on reusonsble termes, : novls ns =. PIM, PHYSICIAN, Office: atJ. M. Levey’s Drug Stere, corner OF Pine and Commercial streets. all Cc. M, BATES, PMYSICIAN. Office on Pine street. next door to J. M. Levey’s Drug Store, in the Masonic building. all : A. C. NILES, Attorney aad Counselor at Law, ( FFICE—tn Lewis’ Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada ; ; A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICK—In_ Kidd's Building, corner of A. Broad and Pine streetse—Nevada : A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ia WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c.,.&e. Nextdoor, to Weaver & Co’s on Broad Street é Nevada, Nov. 19 New & Choice Perfumopy, Ie night Tendsbaid Perfume. as Lubins Extracts. Dight Blooming CGoowue. Red Cross Knight Pefume., Fatry do Jsaques do Barncy’s do Assorted Odors, For sale by JOSHBPH M. LEVEY, Corner af Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. 234d~tf : __ NOTICE, ~~ f Wet annual meeting of the Btockholders of the Kureka Lake Water Company, will take place at Lake city, on S/ TURDAY, September 10th, 1804. for the election of a Koerd of Trustees, for the ensuing year, and «uch other business as may come before the meeting. Ht. ateNULTY, President. R.C BLAckK, Secretary. ‘ alé A Complete Assortment of ge PATENT MEDICINES, Just received ond for sale by . ~ Joseph M. Levey, er of Commercial and Pine Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf ; SELLING OFF AT COST—BARGAINS. W. L. Shaefer would inform the eftiaems of Nevada and the surrounding country that Po or tes he has remov ot his st BOOTS & SHOES, Sealy palling. om tig yp and is sell‘them off at low rates. He Wat Peeeivad’ ope of boots and shoes whiek be will seib a¢ bargains. examine hisstock. Boots made to order.— Nevada. Aug. 27—tf Repairing prowyptly and neatly douse. }

ANH IMUINE INTIME IIIA MG Pye. ida!! of the buy 'y line examine” t which e arrest ne who a, situa: "h." ALL. pivect, ¥ 2 FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 9th. San Francisca, to be found elsewhere in our adYertising columns. ; Tbe mode of treatment at this Institute is difee . A .DRUNKEN MaCKEREL.— Wednesday afternoon the wind made the tin mackerel on the top of the flag stoff at the National Ex. “change wabble from side to side. A fellow ‘slightly inebriated, grasped an awning post, of the fish for fite minutes, unbosemed hirmself as follows: “I s-ay, (hi¢k) la-landlord, this ’ere fish (hick) is der-der-draak.” #Noa,’ ‘said a bystander, “he’s trying to reconcile MeClellan’s war speech with the Chicago platform.” “Tha-that's it, (bick) ia it. No wonder be sta-sta-ggers,”" and the fellow gavealeer that nearly brought him te the Mac-Ma-Clelian.” Poor Prosrect ror Lawyers.—The next term of the -Distriet Court will com: mence on Monday, the 12th. It is ptubable that it will be short, as of the very few cases now upon. the docket, not more than three or four will ever come to” trial. During the last month only one suit was cemimenced.— There never was such hard times as the present for lawyers » Bishop CLakk.—Bishop Click, of the Methodist Episeopil-Cherets,errivedin-this city yesterday, from Jacksonville. Oregon, which place he I+ ft on Monday fast, and came overland direet to this city. ” He was wade a Bishop by the last Genecal Conference, and previous to the meeting of that body he was the editor of the Lad@s’ Repository, one of the best religious periedicals in the Uitited States. ~ ‘germon on the occasion of the dedication of the Methodist Church iu this city next Sunday. The Bishop will preach the Music AND ScuvoL Books.—Geo. R. ‘Crawford, Masonic Building, has just res sisting of vew sungs, marches, dances, aud 4 number of fustruction bouks. He bas also received a new supply of school books.— Crawford's ie the place to buy. “Er at a SE THe Meruopisr Cuurcn.—This builds ing is now completed, and it is finished off in fine style. Yesterday a flag staff was placed upon it, surmounted by a Maltese.cruss, and the National Fiag will be raised ovér—the Church. Upou the flag will be the motto: “In God our trast.” It is right that Christ4 ians éhoald love. honor and defend that flag, : which is the guardian of religious liberty ae > well ascivil. We are glad that the Metho # dists have determined to place the Nuticnal ay ‘ ~ Banner over the Church. > THe American Wizann.—Profeesor * Goodison, the great American Wizard, will anake his uppesrance in this city shortly. Wherever Mr. Goodison has given exliibi> tions his feats of legerdemain have always elicited shouts of applause. Ae a Veutrilos quist he ie snid to surpass any “other pers former in—the world. -His—entertainments fite moral, instractive and amusiog. Due notice will be given -when the exhibition is to be given in our eity. . THe Wasihoe.—Capt.” Kidd is in San Francisco making arrangements for raising . the steamer Washoe. He expresses a determination tu raise her and run ber again. Captain Kipp.—lIo attempting to board © the steamer Chrysopolis on her drawnward } trip on Tuesday, says the Union, a boat con; taining Capt. Kidd capsized, and it was on~ ly by extraordinary exertions onéthe part of the crew that that gentleman was saved from drowning. A Nevapa Nac Wins.—“Lady Clinton” has won another purse at the Worlds Horse © Fair. The.premium was $100. for the best mare to harness, mile heate best three in ‘five.. “Lady Chnton” and. «Jersey Maa”? were entered. Tae Srokey County Excectioy.— There is but little doubt that the Union men are defeated in Storey county, N.T., and it seryes them right. The Union men put up two or three candidates for every office, and the result was they were wotully defeate ed by the Coppertieads. We do not appre nend that the “‘snaix” have carried the Ter. ritory. Outside of Starey, the Union men were united, and we suppose they will ‘carry the day. The Constitution is without doubt adopted.and after keeping time with-the—oecillations ground ; continuing, “that woewould stagger’ ceived a large amount of sheet music, con-" ferent from that pursued at any other imedical establishment on the Pacific coast ‘ No poisonOUS DRUGS ARE USED. a Dr. J, H. JosseLyx, the Resident Consulting Physiclan, has been connected with the Irstitute for five-years, and bears a very high reputation as a Physician. ee His ‘success in. thetreatment of @iseases 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 ‘whataoever nature, will de well to-call upon Dr. J@SSELYN, who is always ready to give his advice GRATIS to those who may wish to consult him. au 18-tf A Great Discovery.—One vf the greatest chemical discoveries of modern times is WATT's NERVOUS ANTIDOTE: ThId” wediais is perfeetly harmless, in ite ‘effects, bat at the game time acts so powerfully upon the nérvous Bye tem that the worst cases of nervous disorders are completely cured ina very short tine. For sale by Jos. M. Lever, Nevads: aug 18-t? Wonders ‘never cease! . P a A Genuine Vegetable alterative is at last given to our people, combined with Iodine ; and we ‘bespeak for it abundant success. It appears to be no secret, as the Agent sends a circular giv ing its iugredicnts to any physician who may de sire to know. its-eombination. ‘It is found jn ancther colums Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilia, Yellow Dock and Iodine Alterative ( RDINANCE NO, 18.—An Ordinance ; repealing certain Ordinances. The Trustees gt the city of Nevada dc ordaip ae follews : = ec. . . All Ordinauces or parts of Ordinances passed prior to March ist. ixét, are hereby repeated Passed Aug 1Ath. 1864 JONATHAN CLA LK, President. PERRY. Clerk. For the Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Magnolia Baim. — Blane des Pertes. : Forsale by JOSEPH M LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada, Aug. 23--tf 8. R DOMESTIC DYES, * Assorted Colors. For sale by Joseph M. Levey, “Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. 234d-—tf ry lhe For Sale. T HE Engine owned by the Gray Eagle Copper Mining Company. with Pump, Pipe.and Hoisting gear, complete. The Engine is of Six Hgree Power, Locomotive Boiler, and of English manufacture. The Pump is what is known as a Cornish Pamp, and is four and one-half inches in diameter, Aj) machinery is new, or nearly 80, ara’is in perfect running order. Ap ply to JAMES KELSEY, at the shaft, or to the undersig.cd at Spenceyvilie. .JAMES D. WHITE. August 25th. Spenceville, NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E. COFFEY, WOULD respectfully mform the Ladies of Névada city and the sur rounding towns that she has openeda ; first class Millinery store, on BROAD STREET, Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on and; Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Mil linery Establishment 1 have such arrang: ments made that i shall be im receipt of ho Goods by every steamer. Particular attentiog will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantillas and Dresses, m20 @ DENTISTRY ! .23 E. FELLERS, T. W. M'INTYRE. DRS. FELLERS & McINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnson & Co’s -store...<. Mill street, Grass Valley. And south east corner Kidd & Knox's Building eatrance on Broad street, Nevada. One of the above firm can et all times be found at their office in Nevada eicy. ‘Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver and Vulcanite plates. Entire satisfaction #uarauteed in all op erations. aug?s Notice, LL persons having any unsettled business with J. N. TURNER, are hereby notified that I have Leon authorised to attend to his af fairf during hiaabsencesfrom the State. Office at the Nevada Fiouring Mill. aug27 OLE TORSON NOTICE. ‘HE annual meeting of the Stockholders of 1 the Central Pacific Kaliroad Company of California; will be held at the office of the Company in the city of Sacrameato, on SATURDAY ‘the &th day of October, 1864. for the purpose of electing nine Directors for the ensuing year. k. H. MILLER, Ju. Seeretary. Sacramento, sept 7th—-tUmion Geld and Quarts Mining Co. OTICE is hereby given that ata meeting of the Trustees of the Union Gold and Quarts Mining Co. held on the 27th day of August, an postenenret of = “ee Ped sha: e.was on apen the capital stock of sa ¥ paya’ mmediately in U. S. gold coin to Volt Curren at Lit tle York or to tlie secretary at Diamond creek. Any stock upon — -_ gogo egg 7 Unpaid on the 28th day of sep tT, wi be advertised om that day as -and-un less payment shall be made befoie will be. sold on the loth of October to pay the delinquent he costs of advertisLocation of office, —_——. Ny Beck A vives @ WEAVER & COMPA chant has to make up Than it would be possible fo do under the ONE i FOR CASH. ty, Cal. ALEX. Whip. Secretary, 2 A CARD. _ Frou et *hat on and after We shall selbour 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 great difficulty and lose that hias been sustained rh eullécilin sucha large number of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this Honse. ‘\ Ima credit business. the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer. ITs the amounthe loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the Cash Principle !! In our business, we Shall ‘be able to sell at . LOWER PRICES advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices as will Defy Compétition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. ‘Our business will becondiicted on the prinetplea of Quick Sales, Light Profits am] no Bad ‘Debts. We shall strictly adhere to Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this Howse, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System,-will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. ae WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND—LIQUORS, ———— WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 4 . \

NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. © EW” Goods delivered Free of Charge. 3 LARGER PROFcredit system, and with our facilities in San Fran cisco, will be able to give our customers. all the PRICE. 1 ks <a ; ~~ Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864: Ww. beg to inform our friends and the Tublie Monday the 25th day of January, bait J It makes four distinct Stitchés, feeds i the work efther way, sews thin and heavy & ~ without change of tension, w geatherand ~ 5 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 e im the world. Every Machine fully warranted, We, the undersigned, have’ each purchased a Florence Sewing Machine. and have them now in use, We have thoroughly tested them on Work of all gradea—heavy. medium ard light—and our opinion is that the FLORENCE ta durable; will not easily get-out of order_is-strong and simple in construction, and its use is easily learnett by the mo<t ine rienced; It will do a greater range of trouble and change, er better than any work with less and we consider it alto reth other Family Sewing Machine we have ever seen Mrs Dr. Chase.....0.0.31 Tark street §. F Mrs D.B. Coffin. ... soeee20 “lary atrect. do Mis J.B Wooster..... 25 Folsem st, do Mre8. D. Gilmore... t..518 Folsom st. do Mrs Daniel Dunn..... 414 Folsom st, do Te 8 oe 228 Rich at., do / Mra Pruett.. ‘ 616 California street, do Mrs $8. M~ Morton....632 Sutter street, do Mrs’ Bohemss...,. -.5.6..617 Pine street do Miss Ann Bradley.... 612 California at, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker. ...959 Stevenson st, do Mrs Johir ©. Corbet .>...6.Misgion Doloris, Miss Aunie McBoyle..\.. +++eeeEL Dorado, Miss Maygie MeBoyle..05.. e+eee El Dorado: Ch_e 8. Preble.. ... sbevaseevace Sacramento. OE FE OT Ee Vakland. Mrs A M. Durnmham.....cssecse es Ovkland., Mre Orrie Woodill.....c003 scsae Oakland. Mrs Mary E. Burekhalter..... Dutch Fat. C. J. Oliver Vo CUS ON OUD ONS EC 46 ds bev ikoteasie Napa Mrs Samuel. Fong, Clarkaville. Fi Dorad. co RK. H. Farquhar county clerk...Nevada city. Geo, K. Farquhar ee do KE. W. Bigelow_...:: do N.W Knewlton practical machinist do C44 Bates MaDe st dq. John Hevraiegers. ccsccccstccdacece i ae BE s MEMBER ia is ic bance de axe as do do purchasing the Flerence, . owned and used a Wheeler & Wilson for two years, and used a Grover & Baker «long time. Mis MARY A MERCHANT. Dress Maker. $10 Stockton Street, San Francisco Previous to purehastig the Flor: nee, Lowned and used « Grover & Baker Machine one year, aod the Wheeler & Wil.<on two years. Mrs. Bb WELLER, Dress Maker 406 Dupont street, San Francisco, Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson Sewitg Machine Mis. J-D, BLAIN, Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, 1 used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover .& Ba. ker nearly a year ; liave also used the Williams & Orvis and the Gray & Grace. Muss. P Vick, Dreas Maker & Seamatress 109 Stevenson etreet, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, . owne® ank used » Grover & Baker Machine two years, and a Wheeler & Wilson three years Mrs Cuas. Uznay, 419 Bryant street, San Francisco. “1 have used a Florence Sewing Machine two years. I brought it with me across the plains ; it has never yet been vut of order, and-I can tru ly say thatitexcels all other Machines ehat I have used. I ran a Ladd & Webster six months a Wheelrr & Wilson & Wilson eight months, and used a Grover & Baxer alternately with Sloat’s for two years. I am familiar with the Howe aud several of the emall machines, but I ever uaed Florence. I do not think it can be too highly recommended. Murs Isaac KLLIs, Marysville I have had my Florence Sewing Machine for three years. 1 purchased one of the firet made at the manufactory, and brought it to this state with me. I have used it ‘almost steadily. and have never had the first thiag get out of order. Mrs Newron Damon, ‘Dress Maker and Tailoress, Seventh st, betweea Bryant & Brannan, 8. F. I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two ys are, the Taggart & Farr six months, the Sloat ‘liptic about the same length of tim » the Wil laine & Orvis nearly two years, and bave dealt in several of the small machines until thorough lv disgusted with every machine that sewe with only one thread, The Florence 1 the only Machine that has come under my gotiee that gives nerfeet and entire satisfattion on all kinds -of work. No one ean estimate its vatae until they have used ond tested it, is I have done Indeed for thin wogk it is invaluable. GEORGE GILLIs, Carson city, N. T. I believe Tecan fully and conscientiously in dorse each quatification claimed for the Florence Maehine. 1 have thoroughly teated it en work of all grades and each trial has been eminent! sativfactory: It takes hoid of delicate fauric det. iea‘ely, and of a strong one with strength. To . ‘me. it seems more-than a Machine—an almost intelligent willing helper. “tis use is easily leirued, and its construrtion is certainly simple. I know something of the other first elses achines, having learned ty operate several. This is the only Sewing Machine 1 have found relia ble. Mis Perry G. Terr, San Andreas, Calaveras county. In 1858 we purchased 4 Wheeler & Wit*on Machine and used it until last ‘fall, when, wishing one with ‘modern improvements,” we purchas ed a **Florence.”’ utier a éareful examination of the different Ma¢hines in use Having used the Florence Machine over five imc ion, the besi we have seen. Fi A. M. Furst, C L. Fust Suan, Monterey county. We conld refer to many others who arbusing the Florence if it were necessary to do so to convince the public that these “Machines are what is Claimed The best Family Sewing Machine in 3 the Worid, onnty three hundred Florence Machines have been sold on this coast in the short time since the Agency has been established here; ana we Take this stro: . assertion as convineir g, f of their worth, that no person can be toned whee has a Florence that would exehange it tor a Family Sewing of any other manufacture. GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent for Nevada Co., at Weaver & Co.'s store one that would do all kinds of work to ‘equal the ( ' we can i _. cheerfully recommend it as beinig, in our opinTo K in ‘a Co and splendid stock from the Bay, . He invites the attention of everybody to call {4 D8, DAKAR. og . LAL MaRTun. SoBe Be BAKER & TO. . Groceries, Pfovisiuns, Can Frafts,~’ ae Wheat, Rasicy atia Giswnddeca : 4. — No: 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Frese MEATS, OF ALL KINDS ~~ ieee hand and fur sale at Chéap rates for Goods delivered free of Charge whee & reasonable distance of Nevada, OOD—Of all_kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap fer Cash. = St "aye BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 if You Want a Geoa Drink, GO TO RLAZE’s MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROK can be found at the old stand on Broad at. where he is prepared to su ply every. body with the best of 3eef, Veal,Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and Pork &c. &o. at the lowest cash prices. JAMKS COLLEY keeps on hand MEAT MARKET. ae the very"best of Beef, Pork, Mut ton. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, be, his shop on Hrpad street two doors below Hanson &.Co’s, which he will sell at reasonable rates for cash. atic — Milwaukie Brewery. No. 16 Spring Street, Nevada. W. DREYFUSS vould inform the citizens 4e Of Nevada county and his frienda, that he is now pre ared t0 furnish-them with a supcrior article ¢ LAGER BEER Ry the Barrel or Bottle, Ordara left at the Brewery, ou Hate Street, will be promptly atfaithfully attended to; my! 6m CHAS. TEWKSBURY, . Mas opened TIN WARE gSroRe, At his old stand—formerly Stoakes’ on Broud Street, , Everything in. the Tinware line yromesiy ex € euted. such as tin recoiling, &e. Z. P. DAVIS, Having opened a shop at his regidenee on Ppring street is ready to : do work at Gnnsmithing, Lock Fopairing, &c. at short notice and on reusonsble termes, : novls ns =. PIM, PHYSICIAN, Office: atJ. M. Levey’s Drug Stere, corner OF Pine and Commercial streets. all Cc. M, BATES, PMYSICIAN. Office on Pine street. next door to J. M. Levey’s Drug Store, in the Masonic building. all : A. C. NILES, Attorney aad Counselor at Law, ( FFICE—tn Lewis’ Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada ; ; A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICK—In_ Kidd's Building, corner of A. Broad and Pine streetse—Nevada : A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ia WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c.,.&e. Nextdoor, to Weaver & Co’s on Broad Street é Nevada, Nov. 19 New & Choice Perfumopy, Ie night Tendsbaid Perfume. as Lubins Extracts. Dight Blooming CGoowue. Red Cross Knight Pefume., Fatry do Jsaques do Barncy’s do Assorted Odors, For sale by JOSHBPH M. LEVEY, Corner af Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. 234d~tf : __ NOTICE, ~~ f Wet annual meeting of the Btockholders of the Kureka Lake Water Company, will take place at Lake city, on S/ TURDAY, September 10th, 1804. for the election of a Koerd of Trustees, for the ensuing year, and «uch other business as may come before the meeting. Ht. ateNULTY, President. R.C BLAckK, Secretary. ‘ alé A Complete Assortment of ge PATENT MEDICINES, Just received ond for sale by . ~ Joseph M. Levey, er of Commercial and Pine Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf ; SELLING OFF AT COST—BARGAINS. W. L. Shaefer would inform the eftiaems of Nevada and the surrounding country that Po or tes he has remov ot his st BOOTS & SHOES, Sealy palling. om tig yp and is sell‘them off at low rates.. He Wat Peeeivad’ ope of boots and shoes whiek be will seib a¢ bargains. examine hisstock. Boots made to order.— Nevada. Aug. 27—tf Repairing prowyptly and neatly douse. }