April 6, 1860 (4 pages)

iennasumen, romans ate 7) WHOLE NUMBER 478: THE NEVADA JOURNAL. He: petnnoemealiale R. G. WAITE, T. Wi LOCKWOOD, JOS. THOMPSON. ee For One Year, in advaiice (sent by mail)—$5,00 For Six Months, in advatite:::.:..d0..0. 3,00 For Three Months, (delivered by carrier). 2,00 Z& Advertisements conspicuously inserted at reasonable rates. (pear Papers sent by mail payable in advance. ‘As ¥6 have received a large addition to our Job Office, we are prepared to do all kinds of Job and Book printing. NEVADA COUNTY OFFICIAL PRESS: FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 6th, 1860. . Senator “Jerr” Davisis a nervously-built man, of middle hight, thin, quivering, full of excitable emotions, with a forehead of immense capacity and breadth; sparkling ‘and very deeply-set gray eyes, one of which has been almost désirdyed by the Srguich . ‘of tic doloreux; a hooked nose, slender, and ‘with nostrils almost transparent; a mouth ‘vigorously sinewed, and channeled at its ‘sides ; a delicate, thi lower face, betraying . the pangs of physical ailment in €V¢ry tra‘cing; cheeks hollowed and wasted 4s jf by dyspepsia, and no resources visible to sustain the man at his present hight Of labor and power except the unconquerable spirit of rulé, aid an intellect which shines out in pervading luster through every lineament . and gesture. A préniaturely gray-haired, prematurely wrinkled nian—a chivalrous, . high nature, turned to bittérnéss by agonies . of the body and the disappointment of cherished hopes; 4 court#ous, culti¥atéd gentleman, whose wil is a fapier, drawing blood wherever it touchés; Whose fancies aré never so rich as when they place some 1iicié prosperous rival in a ridiculous or humiliating position: Asvldiet of undoubted gallantry, . a scholar of high attainments, always frank and kind to those beneath him—always aughty and malicious to those who can . — to be his pétrs—no wonder that . Jefferson Davis longs fd disunion, ds the Oily Héans of giving liim that ascendenty . whith his anibition hungers for, and which his talents tdiild ther: command; no wens der that he should nidst Wiittérly hate Doug: las, who is, to say the least, his peer in intellect, and who possesses in additidn those . popular qualities—that electricity evoking the personal devotion of multitudes—which Davis must keenly feel that he himself does not possess. How tHey Dance at Wasuinetoy.—An . Ohio editor gives his views of several dances which he lately witnessed at a ball in . Washington. Hesays: “The want of variety in this metropolitan dancing was, how‘ever, fully made up by the fancy things such as the waltz and polka. These were absolutely barbarous. The old fashioned waltz, the morality of which even Byron called in question, is here ignored as aitogether too . far and distant. The lady lays her head on Sa a _ [For the Nevada Journal.] GALVANISM.—No. 3. The risé atid progress of any portentous dis covery (and all diStoveries are more or less so) in the arts and science’ thereby the saving of time and labor—particiilitly if on perfection it is known it will be beneficial io mankind—is more or less rapid in proportion as the experiments and study prove interesting. Froit the yeat 1800, after the Voltaic Pile becamé gendtally known, many were the societies formed in France and Germany, and even Russia, cold, semi-barbarian Russia, caught the electric spark stimulating the nervous system of Professor Jacobi, who wrote an article tothe Atheneum that he had found out a method of converting any line, however finely engraved, on copper into relief by galvanic process, and that the Emperor had placed funds at his, the Professor’s, disposal to enable him to perfect his diseovery. The societie3 published the results of their experiments and theif combined experiences in the elements of philosophy; in Paris, which proved so astounding that all the themists of the English school took up and carried out to perfection the wonders obtained by galvanism: Their first effort was to obtain a perfect battery; Cruickshank, Spencer, Jordan, Babbington; Wellaston; Daniell, Grove, and Smee, niade and improved on @tch others instruttent for manufacturing purposes. By these they decomposed water firstly, then they ascertained they could do the same with all the metalic salts. While conducting these experiments it was found that they de: posited one metal on thé Suffdce of the othtr, as shown by the poles of the battery; this led to silvering and gilding on metals, which was con: sequently more perfect and speedily executed by this new method than by the old and more expensive process. Then solid articles in silver, gold and other metals was formed in molds made of plaster of Paris and other substances, covered with a coating of plumbago or black lead, then copying of engraving, printing, etching, etc., ete., and under the new name of electro metallurgy the uses of this wonderful science are so numerous that it would be impossible to detail them in the space thich would be permitted in anewWspaper. On the improvements as useful . by the medical art the early societies so formed as above couinienced Hy introducing small galvanic contrivarite? to be worn by persons who had been furmerly treated by electricity. When no sooiter did they first appear undef the form of a series of jointed plates containing small cells for acid, which was called Voltaic plate chain, to be worn over the seat of the disease, although almost uscless, and was dangerous not alone to the skin but the clothes of the wearer, as the cells could not be so hermetically closed by solder to keep the acid from exuding, still on their appearance the Empirical medical electricians brought forward the wonder working galvanitical rings, bracelets, armlets, ete., publishing thousands of cures, so that eventually when one member of the German school, in which I J Bie te NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 6, 1860 Dry Eoods, Dentistry. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Corner Room second story Kidd & Khox’s Brick Building. Dr. Chapman will be happy to attend on those wishing his services. Teeth after having become sénsitive from exposure of the nerve or otherwise will be filled without causing pain, All Dental operations performed neat did substantial nianner and satisfactio” guaranteed in all cases: He designs making Netdda his permanent residence. ms S. LUBECK & CO, Wiiclesale and Retail Dedler# in FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS: Groceries, &e. TO Miners, Families, Restaurant, and . onmets, Miblliucry.> HOTE:L KIEKEPER T. ELLARD BEANS, Wholesale Dealer in GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, 52 Broad Street, Nevaua. H's now on hand and is constantly receiving more Groceriesand Provisionsthan any other house in the mountains, and CAN and WILI sell them CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE THIS SIDE OF Sace RAMENTO. And further,—I will and do hereby agree, to ditplicate any bill purchased in SacramenSupplies; As goodsare cheaper than t vet before in California, and J have now in store 1000 qr. sacks Flour. 50 whole and half bbls Pork. 35 edns Jewell, Harrisoh & Co’: Leaf Lard. 500 Boxes Adamantine Candles. 100 kegs 2.6. & H.G. Svrup, 50 casesassorted Pie Fruit, 25 bbisS. C.and Brine Hams, 50 boxes Hill & Co's Soap, 5000 lbs extraclear Bacon, 50 ch Comet, Odicng and Suisons Y. : Tea 100 kegs assorted Nails, 100 bbls tnd hf bblscrushed granulated, p.wdered New Orleens and San Francisco refied Sugats; 25 cases Oysters. 50 kits and hf bbls Mackerel, 50 kegs buttet, 50 sks white and bayos Beans, 200 mats China Rice, so S Suge?, 50 sks Java and Rio Coffee, 25 cases soda crackers, 200 kegs blasting powder, 100 sks Potftoes, 25 hf bbls dried apples, ALSO—A fulland complete assortment of every kind ef goods Sppertaining to our line of business . consisting in part of Jams, Jellies, Green Corn, . Green Peas, Pretetves, Spices, Ground Coffee, Yeast . 5 pieces fancy as low as 50 cents per yard ; 10 pieces . Powders, Clams, Lobsters, Oyster§,Sardines, Pick. les, Cranberries, Vermicelli, Macaroni, Pearl BarHOSIERY, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Matiiig: elé Number 54, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, eee J. T. Hagadorn. Hagadorn & Bowley; H. L Bowley. Corner of Wasllington and Main sts Take this opportunity of giving notice td tht La dies of Nevada and vicinity, that they have opened at the above Store; the richest and Best selected stock of DRY GOODS ! of ail deseripiions, ever offered in Nevada, consist ing in part as follows ; SILKS. 20 Pieces Black, from 50 cents to $1 per yard— Byadere stripe, very rich ; 20 pieces plaid, yery rich; . ley, Split Peas, Tapioca, Sago, Pepper Sauce, To . silk robes, from 20 to $50; 5 ps moire antique ; 10 . . #€y, OF F ’ PE ; mato Catsup. Cupbr, Worcestshire Sance, Olive Oil, . ); china silk ; plain silk in colors; together with a . Purtar.Carb, Soda,Saleratus.dr Curraute . large lot of figured black sitks ; 20 ps all wool French merino, 75 cents per yard; cotton and wool, 25c to iquors. Fine and common Brandy, ss! s¢ Whiskey, a 33 Gin, CASE LIQUORS: Old Tom, N. FE. Rum Cal, Wine, Claret, Club HouseGin, Host. Bitters, : Fairbanks old Bourbon, Chas. Heidseick Chamn. rich. pgne, Turners Raspberry Lemon Strawberry and . 20 all wool Delaine Robes. Plain and figured al 37e per yard, Poil de Chevres and Valencia plaids, of all colors ROBES. 50 Poplin Robes—something entirely new and very Bokers Bitters, WolfesSchnapps, Hotels & Restairants: Fashion RESTAURANT, On Commercial street, Nevada. Opposite Tallman’ & Turner’s. C. B. IRISH, Proprietor OULD inform the citizens of Nevada and trav ellers that he has opened a First Class Restaurant, Under the above name and place and guarantees to please all who may favor him with their custom. Having been engazed in this business for the past tive years he is determined tokeepthe best Restaurant to be foundinthe mountains. He will always keep on hand, andcooked to order, Chickeiis, Quail, Hare, iind in fact the best the market affords. Meals can be had at this place at all hours of the ay. _Jarticularattention will be paid to getting up fame suppers. ss Oysters served upim every style. ‘ I have employed the best cooks to be foundin the tate. vive me atrial and satisfy yourselves that you can get as good a mealas can be had in Sacramento or San Francisco. BOARD PER WERR.ccssdseeste cosseeees$10,00 Nevada, Nov. 18, '57—tf. KEYSTONE HOUSE, AT THE JUNCTION, Broad & Com: sts. Nevada. N. BAILEY Proprietor. HE SUBSCRIBER returns his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore extended and solicits a continuance of the same. EIs TABLE, Will be provided with the best the market affords. The Hovée is fiirnished with good matrasses as can be purchased dnd cleiia sheets and coverings. Every pains will be tdken to make the patrons of the establishment comfortable. Bodtd drid Lodging, (single rooms).:$9,00 oy ? . per #eek.:: 8,00 “ without Lodging. 7300 “ per day . 1,5 . 50 ets. N. BAILEY. Ls dAgings..recoccccesess Nevada, Aug: 19, 1858.—tf Virginia Housd, Broad Street, Nevada. MRS’ FRANK CARTER, yp OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and the public generally, that she is prerared toaccomodate those stopping with her in the best possible manner and at as reasonable rates as . any in the city. The Tablic Will always be furnished with all the luxuries the market can afford, and served up in the best style S$ are of the most com fortat le, as those patronizing me will find x 1 will take parlienlar pains to make those pat patronizing the house,xs comfortable as possible, Board per day 21,50 a week 5,00 Beds . w» P. 8. Foreign paperscan always be found at her establishment. Nevada, Nov.18, 1959,—1f. ee ee ce Seo ceedncee Meinet rs asthe ta totale eke ee ee Hotels & BRestaurants: St. Charles Restaurant /! 2th dens Reina Wart Side pega rpue UNDERSIGNED, o Hh nounce to the citizens of this place and vicinity, thathehasopeneda . — Ana qettSt CLASS RESTAURANT; 8; BUCRREE; 2 nd fittedit up in a Style Unsurpassed by any ; ap: 2 ae Mavate’ dub scieetholecd Oath Aitointy and Counsellor at Law; has been employed, and Game. At the old stand, Retse}"s biiek Biilding, east Suj pers will be prepared inthe best} side of Commercial street. a ba a and nothing but the on E. W. it ’ the Market affords, will at alltimes be provided. ; pre f te gay, TheProprietor pledges himself that the EsDI S TR I € T AT TO RN EY; tablishment shall be conductedto the entire sat. Will practice in the Courts of Nevada County sfaction of all who may favor him with their} OFFICE—In the Court House. VOLUME 10, NO; 48: Bosine s Gard: SARGENT & Nibbs, dodré . Attorneys and Counsellors at Law? A: C. NIL Publié, A. A. SARGENT, Com. for New York. OFFICE IN Kipp & Kyox’s Brick Building, Bread ae : ‘ g8 leave to #nage % seein soap bhnyein saree ees VOR api wraps T. B. weraakiae Meals 50 Gts.; dnd served up at all GARDINER & MCFARLAND, _ hours. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law: Office—Over Harrington & Patterson’s saloop aan in te cn ten EO SOONG PEM, ee UNITED STATES BAKERY; aia and Counsellor at Law; ON PINK STREET,NEVADACITY. = ‘ # D NOTARY PUBLIC, HE UNDERSIGNED having entered ‘nto party . Off Up Stat in Kidd & hr ekBuil ship in th Lh kk; BAKERY, wil . . xe -? we pared to furnish customers, and pil web msg, favor Nevada, is 29, 18592 pceie sities Sn NN . acm weoiiii, Hd aan “eRe wD M’CONNELL GARBER; Boston Brown and Graham Bread Bet aioshte ice Fa cas Avery superior quahty, constantly on hand Attorneys and Counsellors at Law; Iso, Will practice in all the courts of the I4th —_. Fruit, Lemon, Sponge & Pound Cake. . cial District and in the Supreme court. Office i = Kidd’s Blot; iip Staits: ; iver BENS: MORON, Proprietor. Nevada Aug. 19th 1859,—tf We are also prepared to furnish ; FF va CONFECTIONARY) . . Jot armies; Of a superiar Style and Quality. ATTORN ‘inp APSLAWWedding Parties,familiesand Restranants sup‘perce ‘ha ¥ . pled with every variety of Bread and Pastry usuJustice of the Peace, ally found in New York Bakeries at wholesale pristairs in Kelsey’s New Brick; Coit. St. Nevada ces, ~ Ww. ee E. W. SMITH; LUETIE. ses ‘ . — Justice of the Peace; Office in Flagg’s Brick Buil ling, up-staird. CHARLES W. YOUNG. MANUFACTURING JEWELER, Watcha ines Broad Street .Exchange. SAMUEL DAVIS Yo. 80 Broad Street, Nevada. OPEN ATI. NIGHT: H4S just opened a first-class Restaurant which he intends to keep in a style unsurpassed by any ever opened in this City. He will he happy to serte tp game, &c. &c. Having had long experience in the buginess he flatters himself he is capable of suiting all, that may call on him. ? He keeps constantly on hand Oysters, which will be served up in any style. Nevada, Aug. 19, 1859. — tf. NATIONAL EXCHANGE BA RR. HE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the public, that he has leased from Geo. R. CLaneaster, the well known Bar, at the Na. tional Exchange, where he intends to keep on hand sats lag DOCTOR MACKAYS Wines, Liquors and Cigars, OFFICE, No. 46 Broad Street. Opposite thé To be found in Nevada. He hopes by strict atten. Banking-House of G. W. Kidd. . tion to business to merit a full ar 2 of patronage. > MRS. Ev STONE SR. JEXKRINA, 4 Femalé Phdsi tian; 2 AND DEALER IX, All binds f Finé Witches, Si DIAMOND WORK & OUTLERY; Kelsey’s Building—Commercial Street, DR. R. M. tn ;, Physician and Surgeon, At Wickes & Co,’s Drug Store Broad St., Nevada Dr. WEAVER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON; Office on Pine strect, shove Commercial, opposit S W.F. Anderson's is office. Nevada, Sept. 23“tf 5 ha Dec , 1859 the gentleman’s bosom, puts one hand on his, and the other in his coat-tail pocket, ee ee eae See Bec tee ga! and resigns herself to his embraces, and . 78t cain batteries, we had to battle w:th the . was an associate, made the improvement in the . goes to sleep, all but her feet, which, when . not carried by him clear off the floor, go . patting around onthe toes. The gentleman . thus entwined throws his head back and his . eyes up, like a dying calf; his body bent in the shape of a figure 4, he whirls, backs up, swings around, swoons, to all appearances, . dashes forward, and leaves the ring, to the delight of all decent people. Tae New Arctic Expepition.—Dr. Tf. I. Hayes, Surgeon of the Kane Arctic Expedi. tion, hopes to be ready fora start in the . month of May next for another voyage to . the North Pole. Dr. Hayes has already . raised the $10,000, one-half of the neces. sary sum, from the generous contributions of his personal friends, and hopes to secure the rest from the liberal public at large. To assist him in this endeavor, the Geographical and Statistical Society have ap. pointed a Committee of leading merchants } and other well-known citizens (among them . Henry Grinnell), and there is reason to hope . that the appeal will not be made in vain. . The special object of Dr. Hayes’s proposed expedition is to determine at once and forever the question of an open Polar sea, . which Lieut. Morton saw, and the existence . of which would seem to be established by . a variety of circumstantial evidence. This . sea Dr. Hayes hopes to reach by making the principal portion of the trip on dog-sledges —vehicles by which he and his associates . rode over # thousand miles on the previous . expedition. . . Mrs. Kemerce has made her “Iast appearance” asa dramatic reader. Boston was the place chosen, and Hamlet the subject. . The local papers tell us that she had a large . audience; the assemblage crowded the hall; . and Mrs. Kemble performed the task suc. cessfully, though labéring under the nerv. ous excitement natural to a farewell representation. At the close of the reading she . taking, as any apparatus with the name of chain . ety. a ie . discoveries were made some weeks since, Empiric, and of course found as much difficulty in overthrowing the false science as there had . been to discover the true. Further improve. ments suggested themselves, and after years of study the present hydro-electric chain was perfected, which, in the hands of a practical physietan is invaluable, curing or relieving almost all complaints arising from the derangement of the nervous system. Still it was an arduous unler. was considered valueless as on account of the . failure in first described a doubt had been thrown . on electricity itself or its therapeutic properties, but after a time the Lancet and Medical (Gazette, in England, and in the Academy of Medicine and Elements of Physicians, in France, of course the . German Elements of Therapeutics and all their . other medical and philosophical works, after due testing by various members of the faculty of . these countries, published long articles and pa. pers in favor of the use of these chains, copies . of which I have by me. They are promptly . tested and found most simple but truly the most . wonderful in their action, and are the only scientifie treatment for the cure of such diseases in . which electricity is recommended. In fact, till we invented the hydro-electrie chains, and they were satisfactorily proved, electric therapy, or . the art of etring by electricity, was condemned . and in a state of corfusior and impotence from . no other cause than the lintited means placed at . its disposl, but it soon found the chains a pow. . erful auxillary, producing either a cont nuous current or an intermittent current, with physiological and therapeutic effects in endless vari. Astovunvtne Discovertes.—About 30 miles } north-east of Virginia City, some very rich . . . and a new district called the Nevada District formed. Since that time a company of. J.S8, WALL, Broad Street, Nevada. DEALER IN Groceries and Provisions, MINING TOOLS, &¢. &2., LWAYS ON HAND THE LARGUST STOCK of Goods to be found in this City, and will be . sold on the most . REASONABLE TERMS. Goods Delivered freejof Charge any Reasonable Distance, J. S.;WALL. No. 55 Broad Street Nevada. Nevada, Oct. 24. 1859. DAVENPORT & CO., WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND made the following parting remarks, in a . prospectors found a Valley, about five miles style which suffused with tears many an . long and three wide, which is interspersed eye fixed upon the speaker, those “gracious ; With a number of well defined quartz ledges, . drops” at times nearly choking her own which show a large amount of silver in the utterance: . “Friends, my work is done; but I could . not bid you adieu without saying a few . words, especially as I have been obliged to . decline an henor conferred upon me by a/ recorded three hundred claims in a short . request not to take a final leave of you this evening. It is time that the book should be . shut, and the lips closed. Ihave now been . before the public five and twenty years. . Few women would care to be remembered . in public for a longer period. Shakespeare . may find better and abler interpreters, but . I believe none more willing. I esteem it my good fortune that I am permitted to) close my labors in Boston, where so long . ago I appeared.” Asourtion or Granp Jurtes.—A bill has . been introduced into the Legislature of the State of Vermont to do away with the grand jury systeny, a moyement which has already proved successful in the State of Michigan. Steps have also been taken towards the abolition of grand juries in New . Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Louisiana. There are few subjects-of more importance to our own state than the grand jury system now in vogue, and none which the doing away with would result more beneficially. The grand jury is a humbug, its action productive of little good, and generally the most expensivs: of any system of county government. Proceedings by information, instead of the old grand jury sys-! tem, have been introduced with success in. other States.—S. F. Herald. A NEW copper mine has been lately discoveredin Bristol, Conneticut. Etlies near the railroad, and has already been opened for some distance. The ore is the sulphuret of copper, occurring in large masses, and as usual improving as:it runs deeper. The gangue is quartz,.and-the mine has the appearance of being inexhaustible: . PERE PETER en Tue receipts of the Panama road in January were $164,500 against $117,000 in January, 1859. For the first time in the history of the roadthe fréight earnings have exceeded those from. passengers, the excess being 10 Peent.outcroppings. This Valley appears to be . kind of basin, the rock showing very recent voleanic action. Thenew district is termed the Volcanie Distriet. The Recorder there time after opening his books. There is no doubt but that rangé will be found rich as far north as Black Rock.—Ter. Enterprize, March ith. 4 wortny citizen of Kentucky, sitting for the first time at the great dinner table of the Astor House, New York, took up the bill of fare. His eye caught #p the names of its—to him—unknown dishes. Soupe a la flamanue, Soupe ala Creci, Langue de Beeuf pique, Pieds de Cochonala Ste. Menehould, etc. It was too much for his simple . . heart. Laying down the scarlet-bound volume in disgust, he cried to the waiter: “I guess I shall go back to first principles. Give us some beans and bacon.” Tue Qvestion or Savoy.—The London Morning Post contains the following important paragraph: “This question no longer adds to the complications of Europe. It arose out of circumstances not within the control of France. The Emperor Napoleon had forseen and urged a confederation in Italy. The course of events pointed in the direction of an Italian kingdom. In such an event it was obvious that great inconvenience would arise from the French slopes’ of the Alps being a portion’ of that kingdom, hence the suggestion for the cession of Savoy. The French Government has now, however, expressed its willingness to defer to the-decision that may be arrived at by the Great Powers of Europe on the questien, an@ all fear of collision may therefore beconsidered as definitely obviated.” Ssorttst Passack ow Recorp rrom New Yorx.—The clipper ship» Andrew Jackson, which arrived at San Francisco Sunday from New York, made the'passage, says the Alta, “in the unprecedented time of eighty-nine days and seven honrs, beating the quickest voyage of the clipper ship Flying Cloud, Capt. Cressy, six hours: The Flying Cloud made the yoyages to this port which were never equalled until this one of the Andrew Jackson.” a LIQUORS. Kelsey's New Building, COMMERCIAL STREET, 'Goovs DELIVERED Free or CHARGE. Nevada Oct, 2S, 1858 . HOSE MANUFACTORY. JAMES FLEMING, Piue Strect, Opposite Flagg’s Stable.¥ . b feo inform the citizens of Nevada and the . sutreunding towns that he contimnes to man. ufacture to order all kind of Hose, and Keeps them . constantly on hand. Hose riveted toorder. He is . prepared to manufacture Hose cheaper than can be done in Nevada. His workis warranted. Nevada, Nov. 18—+f Sheriff's Sale! )¥ VIRTUE of an Exccution to mo directed and delivered, issued out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the County of Nevada State of California, on the 7th day ef March A. D. 1860 in favor of M. W. CONNELLY and wife, and against OLIVER SCHEFFER, DENNIS MAURE and others, composing the Central Tunnel Company, for the sum of Two Thousand dollars, with interest on the said sum of $2000 from the 7th day of March 1860 at the rate of ten er cent perp annum ubtil’ paid, together with $123 50-100 costs of suit, [have levied upon the following described property, to wit: All the right, title and interest of the above named defendants of in and to a certain set of m:nitg claims, and mining grour.d, located on Orleans Flat, Nevada County, and State of California, and known as }the Central Tunnel Company claims, also'the tunnel and tunnel rights, sluices, tools, tail flumes, hose, hyWraelic, &c., &c. connected with the same, : Notice is hereby given’ that on TUESDAY the 17th day of April-A. D. 1860, between the hours of 9 o’clock A: M, and 5 o’clock P. M., I will sell all the right; title, interest and claim of said O. Scheffer,D: Matte and others to the above destribed property at the Court House door in Nevada city at Public suction for cash: in hand to the highest'and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all costs. J. B. VANHAGEN, Sheriff. LEECHES FOR SALE. i by E.F.SPENCE. . Gum Syrups, and many %ther articles too numer. yoo] Delaine, in all colors. to mention. We want it disttnetly understocd that we make no long winded aceounts, Qur terms are cash or short approved credit. All goods warrantedt 0 give satisfaction. Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE. Nevada, Sept, 2. 1259.—tf. ST. LOUIS HOTEL CLOAKS COMMERCIALST., NEVADA, ‘ KASPER HAUPT, PROPRIETOR. Embroidered Velvet Cloaks—Caps, Chesterfield ates Sacks; Cloth and silk Mantillas, of all kinds andde-. Good Fire-Proof Building scriptions—the last fashion latsct fromy New York IN THE CENTRE OF THECITY. Long and square broche shawls, mantilla shawls, plaid; long and square shawls of all kinds. VHE ABOVE NEW HOTELis furnished throughout in a goodstyle,andis open forthe Accommodation of the Public. EMBROIDERIES : Collars and Sleeres—“f att kinds and dscripttons cambric and muslin edgings of all kinds; cambric . THE TABLE WILL BE FURNISHED WITH EVER¥ DEFRICACY To be procured in the City Markets. The Sicéping Apartménits : 2 Are wellventillated, an4 sudpiicd with ask forcurtains ; emVroidered muslin and lace curtains ; cambric and linen handkerchiefs—embroidTlie best Mattresses to be purchdsd ered handkerchiefs ; brown and bleached linen damClean Sheets, and all the little necessaries ask by the yard; brown and bleached¢linen table . The Baris supplied with GoodLiquurs covers; linen dioylies and napkins ; linen diaper WINES. ALES. CIGARS, &e. and:owel aad table eovers of all kinds. Thave procured the service ofthe BEST COOKS, attend personally tothe wants of my Guests. and MILLINERY GOODS, will be pleased to secure a large portion of the Of all Hinds: Bees sha a patronage ef persons visiting Nevada. Nevada. Nov. 19—tf eis. 3. Our Bonnets are madeir our own store, from the NATI oO NA L EXC HAN GE, latest New York fashions. Bonnets made and re-. B R*AD STREET 3 NEVADA trimmed at the shortest notice. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PRI NTS. Would respectfully iaform thecitizensof Nevadaand thetravelling public, that he 500 Piecees Merrimac—Coohese and otber styles from 6} to 12f cents pew yard. A large stock of bleach ed, and brown sheetin g of allwidths, Hoopskirts, and muslin bands ; thread edgings, lace edgings ; Va* lenciennts lace. also—Velvet Mbbotif and dres? . trimmings of all kinds and descriptions; wool damtomakeit THE HOTEL of the Mountains, Itis beingrenovatedand fitted up throughout.— . Boarders, permanentandtransient,can be accom Balmoral skirts. Marseilles jand Lancaster Quilts . modatedina style unsurpassedin the State of anl California. —THE TABLE— Willat alltimes be supplied with ail the varie Weare also receiving by every steamer, shipped tie the marketaffords. direct to us, the Latest Styles of Dress Goods, EmGAME SUPPERS a “ broideries, &c, Ac to be prveured in New York. ein G&® UP TO ORDER All of which will be sold Particular attention willbe paid to the accommo tien of Ladiesand Familiet. Having had long experience in the Woteél business ,I am confident of being abietomakéthe NaTLONAL the mostdesirable Hotel inthe mountains, The Beds and Furniture nee Other Articles too numerous to mention Cheaper than the Cheapest. LADIES--give us a Call, and examine our goods for yourselves. We will attend promptly to all Orders from the country. UNION HOTEL, Main Street, North San Juan Stpdent of Geni? Gott; Germany:EXNGMAN hi cere eee oh on gee Resident’ on Broad. strect, Nefads, next te the Methodist church, has purchased the above place, andintends . Mrs. E. R. JONES, Wishes to inform the Ladiesof Nevada and vicinity. that she hae taken rooms at Hagadorn & Bewley’s Store, where she will carry on Dress and Cloak Making, In allits branches, and naving had eight vears dxperience in the businessin San Frattiseo, feels condent of giving satisfaction to all Who may call. Nevada, Feb. 3d, B60. L. M. COHN, For Carson Valley !!! Xx LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST, oF Ladies of Nevada avd Vicinity, —axNyD— VISITORS FO OUR CITY. ¥am determined toclose out my entire Stock of DRY AND FANE¥ Goops: CARPETS, OTL CLOTHS and’ DRUGCETS® By the First day of April, and’ All pérsons indebted to'mé will’ please’ come forwetd and settle their accounts, gid those havin bid against mewiff please present! thé same. x Feb. 3, 1860.—tf. L. M. COHN, GARDEN SEEDS! GARDEN SEEDS! Fort sale by BE. F. SPENCE, Bread Street, Nevada: Areall new,and for style and comfort cannotbe exceFd: 2 STAGES running inall directions from Nevad#,have their offices at.and take their departurefrom the National Exchange. THIS BLOCK is substaiitially built of BRICK The rooms are airy and wellfurnished, and from the Baleonies you have a splendid view ofthe surrounding country. HOTEL OPEN ALL NIGHT, —THE BAR— Is NOW UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF an 6xperienced bar keeper who will keep constantly on hand the very best quality of WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS. . He earnestly requests his old friend and custo: . warded and reach their destination sooner than by mers to givehim a call at the NW tisnel Exchange. A IAVERY STABLE, Is connected withthe Howse andparticular atten tion will bé given to taking careof Horses; Carria ges,canatalltimes be procured by application at . the Bar. GEO. R. LANCASTER. _ Nevada, Sept.t7th. igs8. UNETED STATESHOTEL BroadStreet,nearPine We take pleasure in informing the public at wd are now preparedto accommodate travellersin as comfortable astyle as any Hotel in the mountains, It will be ourconstant aimtorender our house aspleasant a retreat as can be found anywhere. Prices are moderate and &s fair anequialent vil! bereturned for cash received as the times willallow P Those of our friends who formerly favored us with their patronage atthe Monumental are assured that they will find the same comfortsin our new esablishment as were found inthe ol4Meals..-. Fifty Cents. Lodgings 50 and 75 cents. GRUSH & PARKER; Proprietors. Nevada, Sept 3d.1S5e. Orleans Hotel, . ORLEANS FLAT. M. W. Uonxoty, Propr‘etor BB greiner yaa the above’ Hotel, refitted and re furnished it, isnow reacy to accommodate all who may favor him with their patronage. He has the best Beds to be found jn the mountains. Per sons having business at Moore’s and Woolsey’s Fiat wil. find it to.thew advantage to make this Place their h rs, veing but a short distauce from these Flats. Stages leave this Hotel every morning for aii parts of the State. Orleans Fiat, Sept.2, 1859. —tf. MRS. HOLDRIDGE, Female Physician and Obsté‘ridiad: Aifends Ladies through théii confinement; iid treats all diseased pet$tifr to her sex.— public generiily, thet they have rented the Union Hotel andare How prepared to THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE: épectfully atindunte totheir friends and the accummodate travelers and boarders in, a, fieanér that will not fail to give entire satisfactio®, aa The traveler may rest assured, tit here he will find Those desirous of being restored to health and hecoming mothers will do well to her a visi Geod Rooms and Beds, or write stating the particulars. Piles a pateut AXD A supporter to assist Ladiés in confinefnent. Mra. A wet oH -y bas a certain dnd aids curé for all kinds da Mees tt ‘ f éf Can kera and umatism. supplied with the very best in the market. ees bee ete “se ee cc . Stasess leave this Hotel Daily for Matys. et aS has al va fécei¥e prompts ville, Sacramento, Nevada, Campton7illé, Forattz re eS Taits ae any part of the States est City, ind Downfévifie, P&tients received at. her Residence, which at ——also— . situated on Cemient Hill, one mile f-om Nevada jyl-tf MRS. S. &. HOLDRIDGR. _ I. WILLIAMSON, _ San Juan Theatre. AUCTIONEER. 7 BUILDING, situated prominentlyon Main . Willattend to salesin any part of the county . street, has lately been rented by the subscribof Real Estate or Personal Property. Off . ers, and handsomely fitted up for Dramatic Exhia * < * . bitions, Concerts and Lectnres. The seats will Commercial and Pine street, Nevada. comfortably accomodate a large andience. The attention of Managers and Agents is partic {. ularly invited to the above. ENGMAN & PEARSON. = eae Bases: Fe J. C. BIRDSEYE. ’ en. FELTON. LANGTON’S _ BIRDSEYE& C6. ‘Pioneer Express,. BANERs. _ CONNECTING AT No. 30 Main St. Nevada. . MARYSVILLE AND NEVADA PURCHASE GOLD DUST AND BULLION RPP. At the Highést Market Bates. Reliable Express; Advances made on GOLD DUST fit Adsay To ALL PARTS oF or Coinage at the U.S. Mint. i OLIFORNEA, CHECKS AT PAR; ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPS: Oa San Francisco, Sacramento an@ We will dispatch Daily Expresses from the fo Marysville; . _ ing places: Our SIGHT EXCHANGE on METROPOIN SIERRA COUNTY. LITAN BANK, New York, for sale in ; Downieville, Goodyear’s Bar, Monte Cristo, _ Sims a a4 Forest City, Morrison’s, Sierra Valley, Purchase Stats arid County Seddrities af . Smith’s Flat, Craig's Flat, Independence Hill, . the highest rated. pee ee ‘ Wxe_Deposites received, Collections made Minnesota, Chip’s Flat, Eureka City, and transact,a general Banking business. Nevada, April 19, 1859—tf W.MULFORD, . _—s_ A. H. HAGADORE CHAS. W. MULFORD & CO. _. BANKERS; At tho Old stand, Main st, Nevada. GOLD DUST Bovuéir At the Higgs! Market Rates. Sicut Cneck? én Sdéramente and San Francisce at PAR. Se : Dust forwarded to the U. S. Braneh' Mint for assay or coinage, and advances made on the same if required. co De ——atso— A Stage for CHerokee, Columfia Hill, and Hum. bug City. September 2; 1859—tf BANKING HOUSES. = . IN YUBA COUNTY. Parks’ Bar, Greenville, Galena, Hill, © Ousley’s Bar, Oregon House, Young’s Gold Hili, } Rose’s Bar, Foster’s Bor, Slate Range, Long Bar, Camptonvilie,., Indian Valley, imbuctos. d IN NEVADA COUNTY. Alpha, Montezuma, Little York, Cherokee, San Jaan, Humbug Oity, FrencLCurral, Sweetiand’s Moore’s Fiat, Marysville and Nevada, And every Saturday morning from Nevada to th ; following places in UTAH TERRITORY: FRANKTOWN, Wethoe Vallé7,, GOLD CANON, GENOA, Carson Valley, CARSON CITY, E. Val. . CHINATOWN, JOUN-TOWN, TRUCKEEMEADOWS, VIRGINIA CITY, WALKER RIVER MINES. ; Xk rAlb Letters for the Western Atlantic States, Lencloscd’ fe our Gorernment-frasked Envelopes, and hindorsed “Overland, via. Salt Lake.” will be for} ” BANKING HOBSE or— . any otherline. [3° TREASURE, Packagesand Letters, transmitted to and from the abuve poitts with unrivaled GEORGE W. KIDD Snguik asl aa GRANITE BUILDING, , Gol Dast and Oxi forwarded to all parts of the. Unitee States and Europe, insured or uninsured, at . BROAD STERET, Pha Lora shove the National . aslow rates as can be done by any Louse with secuchange, Nevada. rity. iy : = : Our Treasurea Express will always be accompani GOLD DUST AND BULLION BOUGHT ed by faithful Messengers, At the Highest Market rates, Notes, Drafts, Bills, &c,, collected or negotiated. . = : and all orders attended to promptly. . Liberal came P ger gens 7 z iy ASSay or’ NaGE S. Mint, Purchases of every description made. Forwardmye x diya ge __ CHECKS AT PAR iogof Merchandise and Commissions of every naSACRAMENTO snd SAN FRANCISCO. ture attended to intelligently, and with promptitude, ; Office in Nevada, next door below Wells Fargo 2 gary _ JNO. PATTISON, SIGHT EXCHANGES sold on the’ pései ‘ Oet. 21, 1859—tt Agent. oftheUscaia ums 3" DEPXTTS received, COLLECTIONS male aad «’ ah . von ged general Banking Business transacted, * febl7'60ty Be i ie lei eet Be Nevada Assay Office. eg so . JAS. J. 6%¢ 7 ._-, [Successor of F. Schotte NG 30 MAIN STREET, NEVADA BAVE YOU READ, HAVE YOU REAR HAVE YOU READ: HAVE YOU READ ,. HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE. HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZ HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH! PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH! $3,00 PER ANNUM. ALsee _ Of every seipeiition Melted, Refixved and A ¢ sayed at Sah Taucisco : : Fra es and returns ma in Bars orcoin, within a . hours. My asse are guaranteed. Bars discounted at the low ‘et price, oe Jar Leaded Gold and Black Sand 1 bought atthe highest. prices. JAS. J. OTT OME H. COOK, City Bit Poster! ALFALFA SEED, For sale by E. F. SPENC Drirggist; Broad Strees THE: SPTLR PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE by TLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN. THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN” $1,25. PER ANNUM. ADDRESS Hitrcurmes & ROSENFIELD,' SAN FRANCISCO. KEROSENE LAMPS, JONES & MERRILL’S Patent. for sale by £.F. SPENCE. Broad Siréet. a { + = 4

iennasumen, romans ate 7) WHOLE NUMBER 478: THE NEVADA JOURNAL. He: petnnoemealiale R. G. WAITE, T. Wi LOCKWOOD, JOS. THOMPSON. ee For One Year, in advaiice (sent by mail)—$5,00 For Six Months, in advatite:::.:...d0....0. 3,00 For Three Months, (delivered by carrier). 2,00 Z& Advertisements conspicuously inserted at reasonable rates. (pear Papers sent by mail payable in advance. ‘As ¥6 have received a large addition to our Job Office, we are prepared to do all kinds of Job and Book printing. NEVADA COUNTY OFFICIAL PRESS: FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 6th, 1860. . Senator “Jerr” Davisis a nervously-built man, of middle hight, thin, quivering, full of excitable emotions, with a forehead of immense capacity and breadth; sparkling ‘and very deeply-set gray eyes, one of which has been almost désirdyed by the Srguich . ‘of tic doloreux; a hooked nose, slender, and ‘with nostrils almost transparent; a mouth ‘vigorously sinewed, and channeled at its ‘sides ; a delicate, thi lower face, betraying . the pangs of physical ailment in €V¢ry tra‘cing; cheeks hollowed and wasted 4s jf by dyspepsia, and no resources visible to sustain the man at his present hight Of labor and power except the unconquerable spirit of rulé, aid an intellect which shines out in pervading luster through every lineament . and gesture. A préniaturely gray-haired, prematurely wrinkled nian—a chivalrous, . high nature, turned to bittérnéss by agonies . of the body and the disappointment of cherished hopes; 4 court#ous, culti¥atéd gentleman, whose wil is a fapier, drawing blood wherever it touchés; Whose fancies aré never so rich as when they place some 1iicié prosperous rival in a ridiculous or humiliating position: Asvldiet of undoubted gallantry, . a scholar of high attainments, always frank and kind to those beneath him—always aughty and malicious to those who can . — to be his pétrs—no wonder that . Jefferson Davis longs fd disunion, ds the Oily Héans of giving liim that ascendenty . whith his anibition hungers for, and which his talents tdiild ther: command; no wens der that he should nidst Wiittérly hate Doug: las, who is, to say the least, his peer in intellect, and who possesses in additidn those . popular qualities—that electricity evoking the personal devotion of multitudes—which Davis must keenly feel that he himself does not possess. How tHey Dance at Wasuinetoy.—An . Ohio editor gives his views of several dances which he lately witnessed at a ball in . Washington. Hesays: “The want of variety in this metropolitan dancing was, how‘ever, fully made up by the fancy things such as the waltz and polka. These were absolutely barbarous. The old fashioned waltz, the morality of which even Byron called in question, is here ignored as aitogether too . far and distant. The lady lays her head on Sa a _ [For the Nevada Journal.] GALVANISM.—No. 3. The risé atid progress of any portentous dis covery (and all diStoveries are more or less so) in the arts and science’ thereby the saving of time and labor—particiilitly if on perfection it is known it will be beneficial io mankind—is more or less rapid in proportion as the experiments and study prove interesting. Froit the yeat 1800, after the Voltaic Pile becamé gendtally known, many were the societies formed in France and Germany, and even Russia, cold, semi-barbarian Russia, caught the electric spark stimulating the nervous system of Professor Jacobi, who wrote an article tothe Atheneum that he had found out a method of converting any line, however finely engraved, on copper into relief by galvanic process, and that the Emperor had placed funds at his, the Professor’s, disposal to enable him to perfect his diseovery. The societie3 published the results of their experiments and theif combined experiences in the elements of philosophy; in Paris, which proved so astounding that all the themists of the English school took up and carried out to perfection the wonders obtained by galvanism: Their first effort was to obtain a perfect battery; Cruickshank, Spencer, Jordan, Babbington; Wellaston; Daniell, Grove, and Smee, niade and improved on @tch others instruttent for manufacturing purposes. By these they decomposed water firstly, then they ascertained they could do the same with all the metalic salts. While conducting these experiments it was found that they de: posited one metal on thé Suffdce of the othtr, as shown by the poles of the battery; this led to silvering and gilding on metals, which was con: sequently more perfect and speedily executed by this new method than by the old and more expensive process. Then solid articles in silver, gold and other metals was formed in molds made of plaster of Paris and other substances, covered with a coating of plumbago or black lead, then copying of engraving, printing, etching, etc., ete., and under the new name of electro metallurgy the uses of this wonderful science are so numerous that it would be impossible to detail them in the space thich would be permitted in anewWspaper. On the improvements as useful . by the medical art the early societies so formed as above couinienced Hy introducing small galvanic contrivarite? to be worn by persons who had been furmerly treated by electricity. When no sooiter did they first appear undef the form of a series of jointed plates containing small cells for acid, which was called Voltaic plate chain, to be worn over the seat of the disease, although almost uscless, and was dangerous not alone to the skin but the clothes of the wearer, as the cells could not be so hermetically closed by solder to keep the acid from exuding, still on their appearance the Empirical medical electricians brought forward the wonder working galvanitical rings, bracelets, armlets, ete., publishing thousands of cures, so that eventually when one member of the German school, in which I J Bie te NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 6, 1860 Dry Eoods, Dentistry. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Corner Room second story Kidd & Khox’s Brick Building. Dr. Chapman will be happy to attend on those wishing his services. Teeth after having become sénsitive from exposure of the nerve or otherwise will be filled without causing pain, All Dental operations performed neat did substantial nianner and satisfactio” guaranteed in all cases: He designs making Netdda his permanent residence. ms S. LUBECK & CO, Wiiclesale and Retail Dedler# in FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS: Groceries, &e. TO Miners, Families, Restaurant, and . onmets, Miblliucry.> HOTE:L KIEKEPER T. ELLARD BEANS, Wholesale Dealer in GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, 52 Broad Street, Nevaua. H's now on hand and is constantly receiving more Groceriesand Provisionsthan any other house in the mountains, and CAN and WILI sell them CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE THIS SIDE OF Sace RAMENTO. And further,—I will and do hereby agree, to ditplicate any bill purchased in SacramenSupplies; As goodsare cheaper than t vet before in California, and J have now in store 1000 qr. sacks Flour. 50 whole and half bbls Pork. 35 edns Jewell, Harrisoh & Co’: Leaf Lard. 500 Boxes Adamantine Candles. 100 kegs 2.6. & H.G. Svrup, 50 casesassorted Pie Fruit, 25 bbisS. C.and Brine Hams, 50 boxes Hill & Co's Soap, 5000 lbs extraclear Bacon, 50 ch Comet, Odicng and Suisons Y. : Tea 100 kegs assorted Nails, 100 bbls tnd hf bblscrushed granulated, p.wdered New Orleens and San Francisco refied Sugats; 25 cases Oysters. 50 kits and hf bbls Mackerel, 50 kegs buttet, 50 sks white and bayos Beans, 200 mats China Rice, so S Suge?, 50 sks Java and Rio Coffee, 25 cases soda crackers, 200 kegs blasting powder, 100 sks Potftoes, 25 hf bbls dried apples, ALSO—A fulland complete assortment of every kind ef goods Sppertaining to our line of business . consisting in part of Jams, Jellies, Green Corn, . Green Peas, Pretetves, Spices, Ground Coffee, Yeast . 5 pieces fancy as low as 50 cents per yard ; 10 pieces . Powders, Clams, Lobsters, Oyster§,Sardines, Pick. les, Cranberries, Vermicelli, Macaroni, Pearl BarHOSIERY, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Matiiig: elé Number 54, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, eee J. T. Hagadorn. Hagadorn & Bowley; H. L Bowley. Corner of Wasllington and Main sts Take this opportunity of giving notice td tht La dies of Nevada and vicinity, that they have opened at the above Store; the richest and Best selected stock of DRY GOODS ! of ail deseripiions, ever offered in Nevada, consist ing in part as follows ; SILKS. 20 Pieces Black, from 50 cents to $1 per yard— Byadere stripe, very rich ; 20 pieces plaid, yery rich; . ley, Split Peas, Tapioca, Sago, Pepper Sauce, To . silk robes, from 20 to $50; 5 ps moire antique ; 10 . . #€y, OF F ’ PE ; mato Catsup. Cupbr, Worcestshire Sance, Olive Oil, . ); china silk ; plain silk in colors; together with a . Purtar.Carb, Soda,Saleratus.dr Curraute . large lot of figured black sitks ; 20 ps all wool French merino, 75 cents per yard; cotton and wool, 25c to iquors. Fine and common Brandy, ss! s¢ Whiskey, a 33 Gin, CASE LIQUORS: Old Tom, N. FE. Rum Cal, Wine, Claret, Club HouseGin, Host. Bitters, : Fairbanks old Bourbon, Chas. Heidseick Chamn. rich. pgne, Turners Raspberry Lemon Strawberry and . 20 all wool Delaine Robes. Plain and figured al 37e per yard, Poil de Chevres and Valencia plaids, of all colors ROBES. 50 Poplin Robes—something entirely new and very Bokers Bitters, WolfesSchnapps, Hotels & Restairants: Fashion RESTAURANT, On Commercial street, Nevada. Opposite Tallman’ & Turner’s. C. B. IRISH, Proprietor OULD inform the citizens of Nevada and trav ellers that he has opened a First Class Restaurant, Under the above name and place and guarantees to please all who may favor him with their custom. Having been engazed in this business for the past tive years he is determined tokeepthe best Restaurant to be foundinthe mountains. He will always keep on hand, andcooked to order, Chickeiis, Quail, Hare, iind in fact the best the market affords. Meals can be had at this place at all hours of the ay. _Jarticularattention will be paid to getting up fame suppers. ss Oysters served upim every style. ‘ I have employed the best cooks to be foundin the tate. vive me atrial and satisfy yourselves that you can get as good a mealas can be had in Sacramento or San Francisco. BOARD PER WERR..ccssdseeste cosseeees$10,00 Nevada, Nov. 18, '57—tf. KEYSTONE HOUSE, AT THE JUNCTION, Broad & Com: sts. Nevada. N. BAILEY Proprietor. HE SUBSCRIBER returns his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore extended and solicits a continuance of the same. EIs TABLE, Will be provided with the best the market affords. The Hovée is fiirnished with good matrasses as can be purchased dnd cleiia sheets and coverings. Every pains will be tdken to make the patrons of the establishment comfortable. Bodtd drid Lodging, (single rooms)..:$9,00 oy ? . per #eek.:: 8,00 “ without Lodging. 7300 “ per day .. 1,5 . 50 ets. N. BAILEY. Ls dAgings....recoccccesess Nevada, Aug: 19, 1858.—tf Virginia Housd, Broad Street, Nevada. MRS’ FRANK CARTER, yp OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and the public generally, that she is prerared toaccomodate those stopping with her in the best possible manner and at as reasonable rates as . any in the city. The Tablic Will always be furnished with all the luxuries the market can afford, and served up in the best style S$ are of the most com fortat le, as those patronizing me will find x 1 will take parlienlar pains to make those pat patronizing the house,xs comfortable as possible, Board per day 21,50 a week 5,00 Beds . w» P. 8. Foreign paperscan always be found at her establishment. Nevada, Nov.18, 1959,—1f. ee ee ce Seo ceedncee Meinet rs asthe ta totale eke ee ee Hotels & BRestaurants: St. Charles Restaurant /! 2th dens Reina Wart Side pega rpue UNDERSIGNED, o Hh nounce to the citizens of this place and vicinity, thathehasopeneda . — Ana qettSt CLASS RESTAURANT; 8; BUCRREE; 2 nd fittedit up in a Style Unsurpassed by any ; ap: 2 ae Mavate’ dub scieetholecd Oath Aitointy and Counsellor at Law; has been employed, and Game. At the old stand, Retse}"s biiek Biilding, east Suj pers will be prepared inthe best} side of Commercial street. a ba a and nothing but the on E. W. it ’ the Market affords, will at alltimes be provided. ; pre f te gay, TheProprietor pledges himself that the EsDI S TR I € T AT TO RN EY; tablishment shall be conductedto the entire sat. Will practice in the Courts of Nevada County sfaction of all who may favor him with their} OFFICE—In the Court House. VOLUME 10, NO; 48: Bosine s Gard: SARGENT & Nibbs, dodré . Attorneys and Counsellors at Law? A: C. NIL Publié, A. A. SARGENT, Com. for New York. OFFICE IN Kipp & Kyox’s Brick Building, Bread ae : ‘ g8 leave to #nage % seein soap bhnyein saree ees VOR api wraps T. B. weraakiae Meals 50 Gts.; dnd served up at all GARDINER & MCFARLAND, _ hours. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law: Office—Over Harrington & Patterson’s saloop aan in te cn ten EO SOONG PEM, ee UNITED STATES BAKERY; aia and Counsellor at Law; ON PINK STREET,NEVADACITY. = ‘ # D NOTARY PUBLIC, HE UNDERSIGNED having entered ‘nto party . Off Up Stat in Kidd & hr ekBuil ship in th Lh kk; BAKERY, wil . . xe -? we pared to furnish customers, and pil web msg, favor Nevada, is 29, 18592 pceie sities Sn NN . acm weoiiii, Hd aan “eRe wD M’CONNELL GARBER; Boston Brown and Graham Bread Bet aioshte ice Fa cas Avery superior quahty, constantly on hand Attorneys and Counsellors at Law; Iso, Will practice in all the courts of the I4th —_. Fruit, Lemon, Sponge & Pound Cake. . cial District and in the Supreme court. Office i = Kidd’s Blot; iip Staits: ; iver BENS: MORON, Proprietor. Nevada Aug. 19th 1859,—tf We are also prepared to furnish ; FF va CONFECTIONARY) . . Jot armies; Of a superiar Style and Quality. ATTORN ‘inp APSLAWWedding Parties,familiesand Restranants sup‘perce ‘ha ¥ . pled with every variety of Bread and Pastry usuJustice of the Peace, ally found in New York Bakeries at wholesale pristairs in Kelsey’s New Brick; Coit. St. Nevada ces, ~ Ww. ee E. W. SMITH; LUETIE. ses ‘ . — Justice of the Peace; Office in Flagg’s Brick Buil ling, up-staird. CHARLES W. YOUNG. MANUFACTURING JEWELER, Watcha ines Broad Street .Exchange. SAMUEL DAVIS Yo. 80 Broad Street, Nevada. OPEN ATI. NIGHT: H4S just opened a first-class Restaurant which he intends to keep in a style unsurpassed by any ever opened in this City. He will he happy to serte tp game, &c. &c. Having had long experience in the buginess he flatters himself he is capable of suiting all, that may call on him. ? He keeps constantly on hand Oysters, which will be served up in any style. Nevada, Aug. 19, 1859. — tf. NATIONAL EXCHANGE BA RR. HE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the public, that he has leased from Geo. R. CLaneaster, the well known Bar, at the Na. tional Exchange, where he intends to keep on hand sats lag DOCTOR MACKAYS Wines, Liquors and Cigars, OFFICE, No. 46 Broad Street. Opposite thé To be found in Nevada. He hopes by strict atten. Banking-House of G. W. Kidd. . tion to business to merit a full ar 2 of patronage. > MRS. Ev STONE SR. JEXKRINA, 4 Femalé Phdsi tian; 2 AND DEALER IX, All binds f Finé Witches, Si DIAMOND WORK & OUTLERY; Kelsey’s Building—Commercial Street, DR. R. M. tn ;, Physician and Surgeon, At Wickes & Co,’s Drug Store Broad St., Nevada Dr. WEAVER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON; Office on Pine strect, shove Commercial, opposit S W.F. Anderson's is office. Nevada, Sept. 23“tf 5 ha Dec , 1859 the gentleman’s bosom, puts one hand on his, and the other in his coat-tail pocket, ee ee eae See Bec tee ga! and resigns herself to his embraces, and . 78t cain batteries, we had to battle w:th the . was an associate, made the improvement in the . goes to sleep, all but her feet, which, when . not carried by him clear off the floor, go . patting around onthe toes. The gentleman . thus entwined throws his head back and his . eyes up, like a dying calf; his body bent in the shape of a figure 4, he whirls, backs up, swings around, swoons, to all appearances, . dashes forward, and leaves the ring, to the delight of all decent people. Tae New Arctic Expepition.—Dr. Tf. I. Hayes, Surgeon of the Kane Arctic Expedi. tion, hopes to be ready fora start in the . month of May next for another voyage to . the North Pole. Dr. Hayes has already . raised the $10,000, one-half of the neces. sary sum, from the generous contributions of his personal friends, and hopes to secure the rest from the liberal public at large. To assist him in this endeavor, the Geographical and Statistical Society have ap. pointed a Committee of leading merchants } and other well-known citizens (among them . Henry Grinnell), and there is reason to hope . that the appeal will not be made in vain. . The special object of Dr. Hayes’s proposed expedition is to determine at once and forever the question of an open Polar sea, . which Lieut. Morton saw, and the existence . of which would seem to be established by . a variety of circumstantial evidence. This . sea Dr. Hayes hopes to reach by making the principal portion of the trip on dog-sledges —vehicles by which he and his associates . rode over # thousand miles on the previous . expedition. . . Mrs. Kemerce has made her “Iast appearance” asa dramatic reader. Boston was the place chosen, and Hamlet the subject. . The local papers tell us that she had a large . audience; the assemblage crowded the hall; . and Mrs. Kemble performed the task suc. cessfully, though labéring under the nerv. ous excitement natural to a farewell representation. At the close of the reading she . taking, as any apparatus with the name of chain . ety. a ie . discoveries were made some weeks since, Empiric, and of course found as much difficulty in overthrowing the false science as there had . been to discover the true. Further improve. ments suggested themselves, and after years of study the present hydro-electric chain was perfected, which, in the hands of a practical physietan is invaluable, curing or relieving almost all complaints arising from the derangement of the nervous system. Still it was an arduous unler. was considered valueless as on account of the . failure in first described a doubt had been thrown . on electricity itself or its therapeutic properties, but after a time the Lancet and Medical (Gazette, in England, and in the Academy of Medicine and Elements of Physicians, in France, of course the . German Elements of Therapeutics and all their . other medical and philosophical works, after due testing by various members of the faculty of . these countries, published long articles and pa. pers in favor of the use of these chains, copies . of which I have by me. They are promptly . tested and found most simple but truly the most . wonderful in their action, and are the only scientifie treatment for the cure of such diseases in . which electricity is recommended. In fact, till we invented the hydro-electrie chains, and they were satisfactorily proved, electric therapy, or . the art of etring by electricity, was condemned . and in a state of corfusior and impotence from . no other cause than the lintited means placed at . its disposl, but it soon found the chains a pow. . erful auxillary, producing either a cont nuous current or an intermittent current, with physiological and therapeutic effects in endless vari. Astovunvtne Discovertes.—About 30 miles } north-east of Virginia City, some very rich . . . and a new district called the Nevada District formed. Since that time a company of. J.S8, WALL,

Broad Street, Nevada. DEALER IN Groceries and Provisions, MINING TOOLS, &¢. &2., LWAYS ON HAND THE LARGUST STOCK of Goods to be found in this City, and will be . sold on the most . REASONABLE TERMS. Goods Delivered freejof Charge any Reasonable Distance, J. S.;WALL. No. 55 Broad Street Nevada. Nevada, Oct. 24. 1859. DAVENPORT & CO., WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND made the following parting remarks, in a . prospectors found a Valley, about five miles style which suffused with tears many an . long and three wide, which is interspersed eye fixed upon the speaker, those “gracious ; With a number of well defined quartz ledges, . drops” at times nearly choking her own which show a large amount of silver in the utterance: . “Friends, my work is done; but I could . not bid you adieu without saying a few . words, especially as I have been obliged to . decline an henor conferred upon me by a/ recorded three hundred claims in a short . request not to take a final leave of you this evening. It is time that the book should be . shut, and the lips closed. Ihave now been . before the public five and twenty years. . Few women would care to be remembered . in public for a longer period. Shakespeare . may find better and abler interpreters, but . I believe none more willing. I esteem it my good fortune that I am permitted to) close my labors in Boston, where so long . ago I appeared.” Asourtion or Granp Jurtes.—A bill has . been introduced into the Legislature of the State of Vermont to do away with the grand jury systeny, a moyement which has already proved successful in the State of Michigan. Steps have also been taken towards the abolition of grand juries in New . Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Louisiana. There are few subjects-of more importance to our own state than the grand jury system now in vogue, and none which the doing away with would result more beneficially. The grand jury is a humbug, its action productive of little good, and generally the most expensivs: of any system of county government. Proceedings by information, instead of the old grand jury sys-! tem, have been introduced with success in. other States.—S. F. Herald. A NEW copper mine has been lately discoveredin Bristol, Conneticut. Etlies near the railroad, and has already been opened for some distance. The ore is the sulphuret of copper, occurring in large masses, and as usual improving as:it runs deeper. The gangue is quartz,.and-the mine has the appearance of being inexhaustible: . PERE PETER en Tue receipts of the Panama road in January were $164,500 against $117,000 in January, 1859. For the first time in the history of the roadthe fréight earnings have exceeded those from. passengers, the excess being 10 Peent.outcroppings. This Valley appears to be . kind of basin, the rock showing very recent voleanic action. Thenew district is termed the Volcanie Distriet. The Recorder there time after opening his books. There is no doubt but that rangé will be found rich as far north as Black Rock.—Ter. Enterprize, March ith. 4 wortny citizen of Kentucky, sitting for the first time at the great dinner table of the Astor House, New York, took up the bill of fare. His eye caught #p the names of its—to him—unknown dishes. Soupe a la flamanue, Soupe ala Creci, Langue de Beeuf pique, Pieds de Cochonala Ste. Menehould, etc. It was too much for his simple . . heart. Laying down the scarlet-bound volume in disgust, he cried to the waiter: “I guess I shall go back to first principles. Give us some beans and bacon.” Tue Qvestion or Savoy.—The London Morning Post contains the following important paragraph: “This question no longer adds to the complications of Europe. It arose out of circumstances not within the control of France. The Emperor Napoleon had forseen and urged a confederation in Italy. The course of events pointed in the direction of an Italian kingdom. In such an event it was obvious that great inconvenience would arise from the French slopes’ of the Alps being a portion’ of that kingdom, hence the suggestion for the cession of Savoy. The French Government has now, however, expressed its willingness to defer to the-decision that may be arrived at by the Great Powers of Europe on the questien, an@ all fear of collision may therefore beconsidered as definitely obviated.” Ssorttst Passack ow Recorp rrom New Yorx.—The clipper ship» Andrew Jackson, which arrived at San Francisco Sunday from New York, made the'passage, says the Alta, “in the unprecedented time of eighty-nine days and seven honrs, beating the quickest voyage of the clipper ship Flying Cloud, Capt. Cressy, six hours: The Flying Cloud made the yoyages to this port which were never equalled until this one of the Andrew Jackson.” a LIQUORS. Kelsey's New Building, COMMERCIAL STREET, 'Goovs DELIVERED Free or CHARGE. Nevada Oct, 2S, 1858 . HOSE MANUFACTORY. JAMES FLEMING, Piue Strect, Opposite Flagg’s Stable.¥ . b feo inform the citizens of Nevada and the . sutreunding towns that he contimnes to man. ufacture to order all kind of Hose, and Keeps them . constantly on hand. Hose riveted toorder. He is . prepared to manufacture Hose cheaper than can be done in Nevada. His workis warranted. Nevada, Nov. 18—+f Sheriff's Sale! )¥ VIRTUE of an Exccution to mo directed and delivered, issued out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the County of Nevada State of California, on the 7th day ef March A. D. 1860 in favor of M. W. CONNELLY and wife, and against OLIVER SCHEFFER, DENNIS MAURE and others, composing the Central Tunnel Company, for the sum of Two Thousand dollars, with interest on the said sum of $2000 from the 7th day of March 1860 at the rate of ten er cent perp annum ubtil’ paid, together with $123 50-100 costs of suit, [have levied upon the following described property, to wit: All the right, title and interest of the above named defendants of in and to a certain set of m:nitg claims, and mining grour.d, located on Orleans Flat, Nevada County, and State of California, and known as }the Central Tunnel Company claims, also'the tunnel and tunnel rights, sluices, tools, tail flumes, hose, hyWraelic, &c., &c. connected with the same, : Notice is hereby given’ that on TUESDAY the 17th day of April-A. D. 1860, between the hours of 9 o’clock A: M, and 5 o’clock P. M., I will sell all the right; title, interest and claim of said O. Scheffer,D: Matte and others to the above destribed property at the Court House door in Nevada city at Public suction for cash: in hand to the highest'and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and all costs. J. B. VANHAGEN, Sheriff. LEECHES FOR SALE. i by E.F.SPENCE. . Gum Syrups, and many %ther articles too numer. yoo] Delaine, in all colors. to mention. We want it disttnetly understocd that we make no long winded aceounts, Qur terms are cash or short approved credit. All goods warrantedt 0 give satisfaction. Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE. Nevada, Sept, 2. 1259.—tf. ST. LOUIS HOTEL CLOAKS COMMERCIALST., NEVADA, ‘ KASPER HAUPT, PROPRIETOR. Embroidered Velvet Cloaks—Caps, Chesterfield ates Sacks; Cloth and silk Mantillas, of all kinds andde-. Good Fire-Proof Building scriptions—the last fashion latsct fromy New York IN THE CENTRE OF THECITY. Long and square broche shawls, mantilla shawls, plaid; long and square shawls of all kinds. VHE ABOVE NEW HOTELis furnished throughout in a goodstyle,andis open forthe Accommodation of the Public. EMBROIDERIES : Collars and Sleeres—“f att kinds and dscripttons cambric and muslin edgings of all kinds; cambric . THE TABLE WILL BE FURNISHED WITH EVER¥ DEFRICACY To be procured in the City Markets. The Sicéping Apartménits : 2 Are wellventillated, an4 sudpiicd with ask forcurtains ; emVroidered muslin and lace curtains ; cambric and linen handkerchiefs—embroidTlie best Mattresses to be purchdsd ered handkerchiefs ; brown and bleached linen damClean Sheets, and all the little necessaries ask by the yard; brown and bleached¢linen table . The Baris supplied with GoodLiquurs covers; linen dioylies and napkins ; linen diaper WINES. ALES. CIGARS, &e. and:owel aad table eovers of all kinds. Thave procured the service ofthe BEST COOKS, attend personally tothe wants of my Guests. and MILLINERY GOODS, will be pleased to secure a large portion of the Of all Hinds: Bees sha a patronage ef persons visiting Nevada. Nevada. Nov. 19—tf eis. 3. Our Bonnets are madeir our own store, from the NATI oO NA L EXC HAN GE, latest New York fashions. Bonnets made and re-. B R*AD STREET 3 NEVADA trimmed at the shortest notice. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PRI NTS. Would respectfully iaform thecitizensof Nevadaand thetravelling public, that he 500 Piecees Merrimac—Coohese and otber styles from 6} to 12f cents pew yard. A large stock of bleach ed, and brown sheetin g of allwidths, Hoopskirts, and muslin bands ; thread edgings, lace edgings ; Va* lenciennts lace. also—Velvet Mbbotif and dres? . trimmings of all kinds and descriptions; wool damtomakeit THE HOTEL of the Mountains, Itis beingrenovatedand fitted up throughout.— . Boarders, permanentandtransient,can be accom Balmoral skirts. Marseilles jand Lancaster Quilts . modatedina style unsurpassedin the State of anl California. —THE TABLE— Willat alltimes be supplied with ail the varie Weare also receiving by every steamer, shipped tie the marketaffords. direct to us, the Latest Styles of Dress Goods, EmGAME SUPPERS a “ broideries, &c, Ac to be prveured in New York. ein G&® UP TO ORDER All of which will be sold Particular attention willbe paid to the accommo tien of Ladiesand Familiet. Having had long experience in the Woteél business ,I am confident of being abietomakéthe NaTLONAL the mostdesirable Hotel inthe mountains, The Beds and Furniture nee Other Articles too numerous to mention Cheaper than the Cheapest. LADIES--give us a Call, and examine our goods for yourselves. We will attend promptly to all Orders from the country. UNION HOTEL, Main Street, North San Juan Stpdent of Geni? Gott; Germany:EXNGMAN hi cere eee oh on gee Resident’ on Broad. strect, Nefads, next te the Methodist church, has purchased the above place, andintends . Mrs. E. R. JONES, Wishes to inform the Ladiesof Nevada and vicinity. that she hae taken rooms at Hagadorn & Bewley’s Store, where she will carry on Dress and Cloak Making, In allits branches, and naving had eight vears dxperience in the businessin San Frattiseo, feels condent of giving satisfaction to all Who may call. Nevada, Feb. 3d, B60. L. M. COHN, For Carson Valley !!! Xx LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST, oF Ladies of Nevada avd Vicinity, —axNyD— VISITORS FO OUR CITY. ¥am determined toclose out my entire Stock of DRY AND FANE¥ Goops: CARPETS, OTL CLOTHS and’ DRUGCETS® By the First day of April, and’ All pérsons indebted to'mé will’ please’ come forwetd and settle their accounts, gid those havin bid against mewiff please present! thé same. x Feb. 3, 1860.—tf. L. M. COHN, GARDEN SEEDS! GARDEN SEEDS! Fort sale by BE. F. SPENCE, Bread Street, Nevada: Areall new,and for style and comfort cannotbe exceFd: 2 STAGES running inall directions from Nevad#,have their offices at.and take their departurefrom the National Exchange. THIS BLOCK is substaiitially built of BRICK The rooms are airy and wellfurnished, and from the Baleonies you have a splendid view ofthe surrounding country. HOTEL OPEN ALL NIGHT, —THE BAR— Is NOW UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF an 6xperienced bar keeper who will keep constantly on hand the very best quality of WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS. . He earnestly requests his old friend and custo: . warded and reach their destination sooner than by mers to givehim a call at the NW tisnel Exchange. A IAVERY STABLE, Is connected withthe Howse andparticular atten tion will bé given to taking careof Horses; Carria ges,canatalltimes be procured by application at . the Bar. GEO. R. LANCASTER. _ Nevada, Sept.t7th. igs8. UNETED STATESHOTEL BroadStreet,nearPine We take pleasure in informing the public at wd are now preparedto accommodate travellersin as comfortable astyle as any Hotel in the mountains, It will be ourconstant aimtorender our house aspleasant a retreat as can be found anywhere. Prices are moderate and &s fair anequialent vil! bereturned for cash received as the times willallow P Those of our friends who formerly favored us with their patronage atthe Monumental are assured that they will find the same comfortsin our new esablishment as were found inthe ol4Meals...-. Fifty Cents. Lodgings 50 and 75 cents. GRUSH & PARKER; Proprietors. Nevada, Sept 3d.1S5e. Orleans Hotel, . ORLEANS FLAT. M. W. Uonxoty, Propr‘etor BB greiner yaa the above’ Hotel, refitted and re furnished it, isnow reacy to accommodate all who may favor him with their patronage. He has the best Beds to be found jn the mountains. Per sons having business at Moore’s and Woolsey’s Fiat wil. find it to.thew advantage to make this Place their h rs, veing but a short distauce from these Flats. Stages leave this Hotel every morning for aii parts of the State. Orleans Fiat, Sept.2, 1859. —tf. MRS. HOLDRIDGE, Female Physician and Obsté‘ridiad: Aifends Ladies through théii confinement; iid treats all diseased pet$tifr to her sex.— public generiily, thet they have rented the Union Hotel andare How prepared to THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE: épectfully atindunte totheir friends and the accummodate travelers and boarders in, a, fieanér that will not fail to give entire satisfactio®, aa The traveler may rest assured, tit here he will find Those desirous of being restored to health and hecoming mothers will do well to her a visi Geod Rooms and Beds, or write stating the particulars. Piles a pateut AXD A supporter to assist Ladiés in confinefnent. Mra. A wet oH -y bas a certain dnd aids curé for all kinds da Mees tt ‘ f éf Can kera and umatism. supplied with the very best in the market. ees bee ete “se ee cc . Stasess leave this Hotel Daily for Matys. et aS has al va fécei¥e prompts ville, Sacramento, Nevada, Campton7illé, Forattz re eS Taits ae any part of the States est City, ind Downfévifie, P&tients received at. her Residence, which at ——also— . situated on Cemient Hill, one mile f-om Nevada jyl-tf MRS. S. &. HOLDRIDGR. _ I. WILLIAMSON, _ San Juan Theatre. AUCTIONEER. 7 BUILDING, situated prominentlyon Main . Willattend to salesin any part of the county . street, has lately been rented by the subscribof Real Estate or Personal Property. Off . ers, and handsomely fitted up for Dramatic Exhia * < * . bitions, Concerts and Lectnres. The seats will Commercial and Pine street, Nevada. comfortably accomodate a large andience. The attention of Managers and Agents is partic {. ularly invited to the above. ENGMAN & PEARSON. = eae Bases: Fe J. C. BIRDSEYE. ’ en. FELTON. LANGTON’S _ BIRDSEYE& C6. ‘Pioneer Express,. BANERs. _ CONNECTING AT No. 30 Main St. Nevada. . MARYSVILLE AND NEVADA PURCHASE GOLD DUST AND BULLION RPP. At the Highést Market Bates. Reliable Express; Advances made on GOLD DUST fit Adsay To ALL PARTS oF or Coinage at the U.S. Mint. i OLIFORNEA, CHECKS AT PAR; ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPS: Oa San Francisco, Sacramento an@ We will dispatch Daily Expresses from the fo Marysville; . _ ing places: Our SIGHT EXCHANGE on METROPOIN SIERRA COUNTY. LITAN BANK, New York, for sale in ; Downieville, Goodyear’s Bar, Monte Cristo, _ Sims a a4 Forest City, Morrison’s, Sierra Valley, Purchase Stats arid County Seddrities af . Smith’s Flat, Craig's Flat, Independence Hill, . the highest rated. pee ee ‘ Wxe_Deposites received, Collections made Minnesota, Chip’s Flat, Eureka City, and transact,a general Banking business. Nevada, April 19, 1859—tf W.MULFORD, . _—s_ A. H. HAGADORE CHAS. W. MULFORD & CO. _. BANKERS; At tho Old stand, Main st, Nevada. GOLD DUST Bovuéir At the Higgs! Market Rates. Sicut Cneck? én Sdéramente and San Francisce at PAR. Se : Dust forwarded to the U. S. Braneh' Mint for assay or coinage, and advances made on the same if required. co De ——atso— A Stage for CHerokee, Columfia Hill, and Hum. bug City. September 2; 1859—tf BANKING HOUSES. = . IN YUBA COUNTY. Parks’ Bar, Greenville, Galena, Hill, © Ousley’s Bar, Oregon House, Young’s Gold Hili, } Rose’s Bar, Foster’s Bor, Slate Range, Long Bar, Camptonvilie,., Indian Valley, imbuctos. d IN NEVADA COUNTY. Alpha, Montezuma, Little York, Cherokee, San Jaan, Humbug Oity, FrencLCurral, Sweetiand’s Moore’s Fiat, Marysville and Nevada, And every Saturday morning from Nevada to th ; following places in UTAH TERRITORY: FRANKTOWN, Wethoe Vallé7,, GOLD CANON, GENOA, Carson Valley, CARSON CITY, E. Val. . CHINATOWN, JOUN-TOWN, TRUCKEEMEADOWS, VIRGINIA CITY, WALKER RIVER MINES. ; Xk rAlb Letters for the Western Atlantic States, Lencloscd’ fe our Gorernment-frasked Envelopes, and hindorsed “Overland, via. Salt Lake.” will be for} ” BANKING HOBSE or— . any otherline. [3° TREASURE, Packagesand Letters, transmitted to and from the abuve poitts with unrivaled GEORGE W. KIDD Snguik asl aa GRANITE BUILDING, , Gol Dast and Oxi forwarded to all parts of the. Unitee States and Europe, insured or uninsured, at . BROAD STERET, Pha Lora shove the National . aslow rates as can be done by any Louse with secuchange, Nevada. rity. iy : = : Our Treasurea Express will always be accompani GOLD DUST AND BULLION BOUGHT ed by faithful Messengers, At the Highest Market rates, Notes, Drafts, Bills, &c,, collected or negotiated. . = : and all orders attended to promptly. . Liberal came P ger gens 7 z iy ASSay or’ NaGE S. Mint, Purchases of every description made. Forwardmye x diya ge __ CHECKS AT PAR iogof Merchandise and Commissions of every naSACRAMENTO snd SAN FRANCISCO. ture attended to intelligently, and with promptitude, ; Office in Nevada, next door below Wells Fargo 2 gary _ JNO. PATTISON, SIGHT EXCHANGES sold on the’ pései ‘ Oet. 21, 1859—tt Agent. oftheUscaia ums 3" DEPXTTS received, COLLECTIONS male aad «’ ah . von ged general Banking Business transacted, * febl7'60ty Be i ie lei eet Be Nevada Assay Office. eg so . JAS. J. 6%¢ 7 ._-, [Successor of F. Schotte NG 30 MAIN STREET, NEVADA BAVE YOU READ, HAVE YOU REAR HAVE YOU READ: HAVE YOU READ ,. HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE. HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZ HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH! PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH! $3,00 PER ANNUM. ALsee _ Of every seipeiition Melted, Refixved and A ¢ sayed at Sah Taucisco : : Fra es and returns ma in Bars orcoin, within a . hours. My asse are guaranteed. Bars discounted at the low ‘et price, oe Jar Leaded Gold and Black Sand 1 bought atthe highest. prices. JAS. J. OTT OME H. COOK, City Bit Poster! ALFALFA SEED, For sale by E. F. SPENC Drirggist; Broad Strees THE: SPTLR PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE by TLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN. THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN” $1,25. PER ANNUM. ADDRESS Hitrcurmes & ROSENFIELD,' SAN FRANCISCO. KEROSENE LAMPS, JONES & MERRILL’S Patent. for sale by £.F. SPENCE. Broad Siréet. a { + = 4