February 25, 1853 (4 pages)

et CoE RE ae ™ Tre Work cors Bravery On.—Saeramento and Marysville are both active and enthasiastic in their respective Plank Road undertakings. With both it is a matter of extraordinarily vital importance, and they both seem to meet the emergeney with proper spirit. We publish to-day a communication from an intelligent citizen of Grass Valley, that takes ground in favor of Sacramento — We give it as we will all opinions in the matter. We haye already sufficiently expressed our Own opinion, and are willing to let the matter now be decided by the exertions of our neighbor cities. It would be invidious to seek to discourage either party, and we let the question rest as far as our pen is concerned, lest our preferences to any given route should tend to dishearten the friends of any other. We believe, however, that Nevada county will respond by most substantial tokens when the time arrives. We commend to general attention the report to-day published on our outside. For its practical wisdom it deserves careful digestion. It is no mere superficial glance at the matter, but the emanation of a mind evidently accustomed to weigh carefully its conclusions. With the views of the report in reference to the Railroid, we concur for the present. till these hills shall bo covered by a heavier population, and their resources more generally developed. But the ultimate wants of this region will demand that greater dispitch and speed only to be secured by a Railroad. BeEA. Read the “Proclamation” of Dornin & Co. _ The signs of a storm are rife in the air. Iysunction Viotatep.—bE. Hale, Peter 0’Connner, Wm, Cayton, Richard Sawtell, Walleace and Mackay, were arraigned before the . County Court on the 17th, on charge of having violated an injunction issued by Judge Roberts to prevent till legal decision, work upon certain lots claimed by the Gold Hill Co. at Grass Valley. Wallace and Mackay were found not guilty and discharged, ‘The others were each fined $5 and costs of Court, which they elected to board out at publie expense in the palace near the Uuion Hotel. There fs tier of encroachment touch feeling in this m on building and port, dots by surface miners «ut Grass Valley, ond as yet there is no estab. lished boundary » e the either kiad of clainy conn punishment affixed i: tights of holders of . The . this case only vindicates . ths process of the Court . ences or ends, ind gives no guaran: . tee or favor to either pacty. We doubt how, . ever whether the dionity of sufficiently sustained by an injunction is . ght a penalty. MexicaN Barein—The San Franciseo . Flerald of the 16th, contains an aecount of . the battle of Guadalajara, fought between . Gen. Minor, commanding the government forces, and Géneral Uraga, of the revolu. tie sists of Jalisco. Minon was defeated, af . . good mining district. ee Nevada City helowt . ’ ; Groat st. Nevada Vity, ext door below the . ed to present them to the undersigned within ) any mountain town in California . Goods Received this Week. 11,6 0 Ibs Chile and Haxall Flour; 1,500 do Bacon, Hams and 1,900 do Beans; 1,090 do Clear Pork ; 300 do Cheese ; 600 do Butter ; 400 do Tobacco; 1,200 do Sugar ; 2.000 do Trish and Sweet Potatoes ; 60 do Green Coffee ; 10 Kegs Nails; 12) dozen Shovels ; Tron, Honey, Sluice Forks, Brooms, Onions, Syrup, Wood Bucketts, Pick Handles, ete, ete, Feb. 25.-16 H. DAVIS. ‘ als . AT AUCTION, NE Sharc—being one-twenty-seventh of . the Deer Creek Mining Co's Diteh, . Shoulders ; . . Having asso m= <2eps ea em eA’ es ey From the AMertcan Dry Goops and CLoruine Storm. ciated with us Mr, O DP. IL ACK MAN, (Formerly of the firm of Truex & Blackman of this city) we have thereby greatly increased our business facilities. Mr. Blackman will remain in San Francisco, . for the purpose of purchasing and forwardin edge of the market, and of the business other Store in Nevada. We shall have all Verge ea gil enlarged our Store, we have fitted up a pi tion of our LADY CUSTOMERS, whic will be sold at Public Auction en Sunpay, the 27th inst., a1 12 o’clock, M., at the Store of Williamson & Dawley, on Main street. {G+ Sale positive and title guarant ed. I. WILLIAMSON, Auet’r. Nevada, Feb. 24, 1853. 44-1t* * Valuable Property, ag SALE OR RENT, at NEVADA . . OYTY.—That well-known and valuable House, known as the Mxehange Coffee House, . on Main street, is now offered for sale or rent . on reasonable terms The owner is desirous . of leaving the State, and will sell the house, furniture and lot, ete., this being one of the} best stands for business in the city of Nevada. Feb. 25, 1853.—44-3t A. SANFORD. . a ren erees . A Rare Chance ! oa ILL. be sold at Publie Auction on the YY 4th t March, at 2o’clock, P. M., the . entire effects of the Merrimac and Potosi Co., consisting in part of— One extra finish Burdon’s Patent Engine, with large Boilers. } One Engine Turning Lathe with tools. One sett stawps, 12 in No., with good foundation, tables ete. Blacksmith and Carpenter’s tools, together with many smaller articles too numerous to mention. Also, One good frame house, cook“TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County. or NS) Nervapa, Township of Grass Valley, Justise’s Court ; before N. H. Davis, J. P., Jan’y 20th, 1853. The People of the State of California, to Lewis HU. Nolt and Wm. H. Benton, of the firm of Benton §& Co., greeting: You ate hereby summoned to appear before me at my office, in this township, at 10 o’clock A. M. on the 22d Feb’y, to answer the complaint of Jobn Blackford, pl’fl, whe demands of you the sum of two hundred dollars and interest, on two promissory notes of one hundred dollars each. For which sum of two hundred do\lars and interest, judgment will be rendered against you, if you fail to appear and answer as above. N. H. DAVIS, J. P. And now, January 22nd, 1853, on motion of Smith & Jones for pl’ff, and on the return of the constable of said township, by which it appears that Lewis Hl. Nolt, one of the def ’ts, ing stove, furniture, tables, chairs, ete. Also—The quartz lead known as the Merrimae lead, being 1400 feet in length, and situar. ed in Gold Run district. The location of the machinery is handy to an abundance of heavy ‘timber, and directly on line of the contemplated Plank Road; making it desirable for a saw miil. as well as the advantages of being in a! Sale willtake place at . the Mill, baing located at the head of Gold Run. Termscash. For further partienlars, . enquire of ALMARIN B. PAUL, or GEORGE HEARST, Feb, 25, 1853.-44-2t on the premises. Just Received diréct from N. York. 100 Doz, Waters & Patterson's . California Pattern Shovels, A tip top, A No. 1, article. Also 5009 Ibs. Oats, . Mor sale low for cash only. M. W. BURNETT, Union Hotel. Union Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. 43en . ()NUE undersigned, having fitted up this e+, well known house in a style equal to {any in this section of the country, begs leave to announce to his friends and the public that he is now ready to accommodate transient and permanent bonrders, and pledges himself te all’ who may favor him with their patronage that no pains shall be spared fo make this house as ploaeant a home as eon be found in Doard per week, S15 00 “and lodging, 1709 TRoard vr w*k with private room 19 00 Soord and lodging per day, 3.00 ter forty-cight hours fighting, with the loss . of some two hundred in killed and wounded, and was forced to make a precipitate retreat. The loss of the revolutionists was trifling— four killed and eleven wounded. Anarchy and civil war reign supreme throughout tle . Mexican Republic. Fras Ir nisonMunt iN a Hogx.—Alex, H. Uunt ; iteously complains to the high court vf our sanctum of false imprisonment, committed vi et ete, ete, by sundry parties, names not stated. oned his owa wits ia a horn at some shilling armis, We decided he had inmpris Lodging per night, 59 Private room per night, 100 . 3m29 E. W. SMITH, Proprietor. . se . DRUGS & MEDICINES. UST received atthe City Drug Store, . eV Main street, Nevada city, a large stock . of Dregs, Medicines, Perfumery, Patent Medjicines, f-e., consisting in part of — . Nitrie Acid, Muriatic Acid, Oi Vitriol, Tar tarie Acid, Cream Tartar, Sup. Carb. Soda, . Salt Petre, Cholagogue, Indigo, Turpentine, Aleohol, Castile Soap, Borax, Alum, Liquorice, Liquorice Root, Stareh, Sal Soda, Cin. namon Bark, Sands Sarsaparitla, ‘Townsends Sarsapariila, Balls Sarsaparilla, Seidlitz Powders, Castor Oil, Sal Tartar, Mustang Uiniment, Nerve and Bone Liniment, Ground Gen. grocery. . ger, Ground Mustard, Flax Seed, Flax Seed . 7 = . Ground, Sx MARRIED—On Sunday wnorning, Jan. 9th, in Washington, Arkansas, by Alderman R BR. Vurdom, Judge ‘Trouas H. Caswetr, of Nevada City, California, te Miss Marv C.,} second daughter of Dr. Isaac N. Jones, of the former plage . ket price, for eash. Two heanteons clouds were dimly seen, Tocir ygracetal knew qatte blending, . Whron ainighty tenpest rushed between, “hiv foring in roagha Vat ventle lrececs swept again, The mists beneath ther sun, And ere the tempest enme amain, They mingled inte one Washington (Ark.) Telezraph. Diep—In this citv, Feb, 23d, Prixeas . TDierce, of Ashtabula Co, Ohio, His remiing were attended to the grave the Odd Fellow Brothers of this city. aged 45. by Ladies’ Shoe Store. A good assorment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes and Giiters, just received at the Amarican Dry Goods & Clothing Stare, Commercial gtreet. GRO, D, DORNIN & Co. Feb. 25, 1853. 4 NOTICE TS hereby givea that the Copartnership heretofore existing between Dr. Simon . Raff & David Brown, is dissolved by mutual consent. For Sale or Rent. A Ranch, of 160 acres of land, witha good dwelling house thereon, one and a half miles from Grass Valley—terms reasonable. Enquire of the undersigned on the premises, or X DELANO, at Grass Valley. 44-1m DR. RAFE. ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER. SHIP. The Copartnership heretofore existing between Do Young & Williams is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due and demands against said . Firm will be settled by ‘T.S. Williams, who requests an early settlement of the same. E. DeYOUNG, T.S. WILLIAMS. Nevada, Feb, 14th, 1853. 44-3t Exchange for the next U. 8. Mail. : RAW WN by Page, Bacon & Co. ; farnished until Saturday the 26ch inst., at 10 P.M. Also exchange on Burgoyne dq: Plume, payable in New York—on hands at all times in sume to suit purchasers, Feb. 25, 1853.14 M. DAVIS #3 rending, . safras bark, Sulphur, Ep. Salte, Rosin, Beeswax, Isinglass, Tapioca, Pain Killer, Arrow Root, Sago. Oil Lemon, Sweet . Oil, Opodelloe, Oi} Spike, Wild Cherry Bark, Trusses, & ce. &c. . All of which will be sold at the lowest mar. . The public are invited to . eall and examine the stock. W.G. ALBAN. . Feb. 4th, 1953.—41-1m ’ . Lark’s Fancy Dry Goods . ~ . Store, Main Street, Nevada, opposite Phelps’ Hotel. . VAN! undersigned has just received an ad. . di'ion to his former snpply of Goods, con. . sisting of Fancy Dry Goods, suitable for La. dies* u ses; such as silks, satins, laces, shawls, . 1 came 's, prints, collars, hose, shoes, gloves, . domestics, &e. And also Men’s goods—such ns Coat yinte, Vests, hats, boars, cravats, . tloves, & All of which, together with his} } former stock, make up the best assortment that . has ever been bronght to this market, and which Le will sell as low for ensh as can be sold }in the mountains, Let no one in want of such . goods, fail to call and examine his stock. . LARK, . . Grass Vatrry, Aug, 25, 1952. TC NOW all men by these presents: That ON we, the undersigned, John R. Atkins of . the city and county of Sacramento, and State . of California, and Josinh C. Stuart and ‘Alex. Boggs of the village of Grass Valley, in the Co of Nevada, and State aforessid, do hereby aname and style of Atkins, Stuart & Co., be, jand the same is hereby dissolved by mutual . consent, by allowing the said Boges to withdraw from the firm aforesaid, from and after the date of this instrument—the aforesaid Atkins and Stuart transacting the business done by . . the said firm formerly. Given at the above. ; named place under our hands and seals. . . ALEX. BOGGS. . Feb, 11, 1853. . Notice. OSEPH QUICK, seeing your Challenge . . e inthe last week’s paper, syying that you . . would fight me for the sum of one hundred to . one thousand dollars, . wil! accommodate you on those terms; orl will give you one hundred dollars to fight me, and net to exeeed more . thanten pounds heavier than I; or I will fight . . you even money, catch weight, Furthermore, las James Quick has been looking for a job of . . the same sort, [ have a novice that shall fight . him in the same ring, for the ame sum. . Please to sce me the latter part of this week . to let me know when and where at Nevada, we . shall meet to put half the money up . wish JOUN SMITH. 4a-tt Youre, 22, 1858. date. Feb . street, Sveram . THAT . is new oflered for sale . DISSOLUTION. . eree that the firm formerly known under the } both battles to come off three weeks from this . . } is absent from this county, it is ordered that service of the summons be made by publication thereof, in the Nevada Journal, once a week for three weeks, 41-3w N. H. Danis, s.r. DAGUERREOTY PES. Can be sent to any part of the States for about "0 cents, and GEO. KILBOURNE & Co. have fitted np ala San Francisco,a suite of . rooms, on Commercial street, between Main and Pine, will take the pictures at any time of day and in a'l weathers, and put up in any manner of style and casing, at prices ranging from $6 upwards, Views of Mills, Stores, Mining Ciwims, & Co. taken at a few moments notice. Cull and examine the Gallery of Specimens. 34-tf *,* We will make it an object to companies who wish pictures of themselves individually, by making a liberal deduction to each, if they cone in at the same time. Administrator’s Notice. LL persons having demands against the . estate of Job N. Berryman, are requirone month of this date, and all persons indebted are called upon for immediate payment. JOUN JENKINS, Adm’r. Grass Valley, Feb. 17, 1853. 43-1m* Bread on hand, Rain or Shine. BNE subscribers having disposed of their interest in the American Bakery, respectfully request all those indebted to the firm of ‘Thompson & Whee er, (or to either of the subseribers individually) to call and settle fu: thwith. And those who have demands on us, are requested to walk up to the eaptain’s office } and get their dust. We take this method of returning our thanks . to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, for the liberal patropage bestowed on us during our . sojourn ie the mountain City; and cordially solicit for our successors (Messrs. Wentworth . & Sandborn) a continuance of public favor. James B. THompson, A1-3t Ferpinanpn Wuerter. ~ Jou T. MOORE, ‘ W. R. McCall & Co., Importers and Dealers in Provisions, Groceries and Liquors, §c. receiving monthly direct from the by Clipper Vessels, every article in our line. put up expressly for our traue. ints and ‘Traders will do well to give us . e making their purchases. 55 J onto City. 41-6m For Sale or Rent. ANE House known as the Dubuque House, Jk on Commercial Street, together with the furniture and fixtures, will be sold or rented on the most favorable terms. pied asa Boarding House and Saloon, and is well furnished for that purpose. Any one wishing to g> into that business, will find it a desirable situation. For further particulars, enquire of the proprietor, : H. SCHELLHORN, on the premises. Nevada, Feb. 1, 1853. 42-3t* At Giass Valley, Nevada County. well-known and valuable Hotel Property, known asthe ‘Beatty House,” on reasonable terms.— The owner is desirous of leaving the State, }and will sell the house, furniture, cooking utensila, stable and lot, ete., ete. This being one of the best stands in the mountains, offers very superior inducements to any one wishing to engage in the business. The Sacramento, Auburn and Marysville stages stop at the house. ‘There are two excellent wells of water on the premises, with . The whole . numerous other improvements, property is now offered for sale on very reasonable terms, Z. A. BEATTY. Grass Valley, Feb. 11, T8583. 42-9f Shades of Delmonico. ANHE undersigned having fitted up az a J, Restaurant one of the Stores under the Masonie Hall, on Broad Street, begs to inform all who are fond of good living, that his larder . willat all times be filled with the choicest and rarest of this market as wetl as of San Francisco and Sacramento The house will be kept open at all hours of the day and night—the servants are polite and attentive, aud have a thorough knowledgo of their business, j : Abe ; The proprietor will give his undivided time and best exertions to promote the comfort and happiness of all who may honor him with their . JOHN R. ATKINS, . patronage —his long experience as head stew. . JOSIAH C. STUART, ard of the largest and most popular establishmentinthe Union, warrants him in asserting 42-3" . that his high reputation in the culinary art . shall be maiatai ined. rall be moderate, and a «hare The charges s . of the public patronage is respectfully solicited, JACKSON JORDAN. 42-1f Nevada, Feb. 11, 1853. If Edward J. Brown . TILL cail at the Office of the Nevada . \ Journal, he may receive a present . from his friends at home, which may be of value to him. The person indieated in all . probability is from Pittsburgh. Feb. 17,—43-3w . ©. D Cleveland, M. D. ’ PHYSICIAN §& SURGEON, Opposite Grass Valley Hotel, Main street, j ress Valley 24 tt WATT Lt a 4 CAIN BONG As soon as they appear in San Francisco, with the usual assertment o Miners’ Working Clothing. OUR STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANOY DRY Goops Will be kept wel! supplied with clean, new goods, (no refuse auction stock.) W.R. M’caLL. . It has boen oceu. . The liquors and cigars at the Bar cannot be . . excelled at any establishinent on the Pacific. g goods to the house here. His perfect knowlwill enable us to sell goods Cheaper than any the latest styles of Having also irtas a Shoe Room, for the accommodah we shall keep well supplied with A Good Assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. . Thus being weekly in the receipt of fresh and seasonable goods, the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity will find it to their advantage to call. GEO. D. DORNIN & Co., American Dry Goods and Clothing Store, Commercial st., near Main, Mr. Blackman will purchase to order any description of article that may be desired. Persons, therefore, wishing any business transacted in San Francisco, will leave their orders with us and they will be promptly fulfilled. “4 2 * For Sale—A Steam Engine BOILER, and castings complete, for a Muley . Saw Mill, together with a Shingle Machine, ' Turning Lathe for Wood or Iron, full drawings of the plans, and all that is necessary to the . erection and running the said machinery. Ap. ply to R. B. Heacock, Nevada, Heistand ¢Bird, Sacramento, DeLong, MeKicl & Co., . San Francisco, and Lowe & Brothers, Ma. rysville. JOHN S TROWBRIDGE, } San Francisco, Feb. 15th. 43m Proprietor. . ———— —— Wines & Liquors, HE Largest Assortment, the Best Quali. ties, and at the Lowest Prices, e ver offer} <d in town, can be found at WILLIAMSON §& DAWLEY’S, On Main st. Nevada, Dec. 3d, 1852. —32-6m For Sale. HE well-known Stand on Main St., two ‘oors below Williamson & Co.’s Auction Store. For particulars, enquire of f WILLIAMSON & CO. Nevada, Feb. 11, 1853, 42-1m* American & City Markets, Nevada, California. MEAD OF AMERICAN CAT: 300 tht e FJ TLE—The undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada Co. that they have purchased the entire interests of Messrs. Thompson & Brown in the American and City Méign, They have on hand 300 head of American Cattle and flatter themselves they are as good as can be obtained in California, which they design slaughtering. They are also receiving and will keep constantly on hand a Large Supply of Groceries, Provisions, and in fact every article usually adapted to the wants of Miners and Hotel Keepers, which they propose selling at wholesale or retail. Packers will find it to their interests to give us a eall before purchasing elsewhere. Our terms are reasona: ble. No pains will be spared in endeavoring to render full satisfaction to all who ma favor us with a call. All articles purchased . at cither market will be delivered free of charge. De YOUNG & WILLIAMS, Dec. 9, 1852.—33-3m . ' . 7 VILE creditors of Martin R. Briggs, dee’d and all persons having claims against the estate, are hereby required to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after this date to the undersigned at my residence at Newcastle, Placer Co., Cal. DAVID B. HUGHES, Adm’r of Martin R. Briggs, dee’d. Jan. 28, 1852.~—41-4w* x ° ' G. M. Sheridan, M. D. R. C. D. and Accoucher, . NALYTICAL Chemist and Metallurgist, . Office near Boston Ravine, opposite Glen’s Quartz Mill, Grass Valley. Analyses and assays performed with the strictest care and attention ; gold and silver melted, refined and collected from all extraneous matter: mereury refined and purified ; quartz assayed 80, as not only to give the quantity of precious metals that it may contain, but also the quantity that may be expected to extract from it by the method of crushing and amalgamation by . which it is proposed to be worked. Agency for the sale and purchase of quartz and other mining claims. Medical advice to the poor gratis. Dee. 10, 1852, 33-Im* Provisions, &e. NOTICE.—The business of the old firm of Borradaile and Burton will be conducted hereafter by the undersigned fiirm—A. N. ' Coleman and E. F. Barton. Their friends and the public are assured they will keep a general assortment of provisions, liquors, tools, and miners’ and hotel supplies of all kinds, which they will sell at low prices. patronage heretofore extended. COLEMAN & BURTON. Nevada, Jan, 21, 1853. 89.3m T. W. Colburn, Justice of the Peace. FEICE on Pine street, opposite the Dramatic Hall, recently occupied by John Anderson, Esq 33 6m. . A ‘ ° . Dissolution of Partnership. {FEN Partnership formerly existing he. tween George Moore + Wm. Vaughn, was . on the 23rd day of Jan’y, 1853, dissolved. The accounts of tne said Firm of Moore & Vaughn . were then placed in the hands of James H. Parsons. Ali persons indebted to said firm re requested to call on him and settle. MOORE §& VAUGHN. Feb Ist , 1853-—41-3w* -JESSEE MOORE, M D. _ Physician and Surgeon. Office at the Miners’ Drug Store, Main Strect. 24-3m Wm. J. Knox, M. D. FFERS his services to the citizens of nevuda and vicinity He will devote himself exclusively to the different branches of his profession, medicine, surgery, ete. By proper attention and moderate charges, he hopes to reeeive a liberal shavo of patronage. At the nevada Drug store, Broad st. above Pine. 12-3m* CENTRAL HOUSE QOR SALE,—-That well-known and sub. stantial House on Broad Street, Nevada, formerly known as the Central House, and ' new as the El Dorado, is offered for sale.— . The present owners wishing vo leave for the Atlantic States, offer it on the most reasonable terms. Purchasers may suit themselves by buying either the whole or one-half interest. — . The House is well furnished, all of which will besoldwith it. J°orparticulars of terms, etc., enquire of the subscribers on the promises, MORRIS & CO. Feb. 10, 1853 42-m They solicit the continuance of the liberal . ~ Lime! Lime! ! k of hee undersigned takes this method o informing the citizens of Nevada. Gras® Valley, ond the public in general, that Lia ® can be purchased at the Lime Kilns 1-2 mile from Auburn, en or near the road to Sacramento, and leading through Auburn. There vil always be on hand White Alum Lime jand Biue Lime, both necessary for building purposes. Persons at a distance can depend on getting Lime at any moment, by sending ‘their teams for the article. Lime will he sold much less than it has heretofore been sold in this country. For further information, apply to Wa. GWYNN, Auburn. Jan. 28, 1853. 40-3 UNITEDSTATES HOTEL, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. THE undersigned having leased the above establishment, are refitting the same for Hetel purposes, only. No pains will be spared to furnish the tubles and bar with the bes¢ the market affords. The bed-chambers are comfortable and well furnished’ The Hote. is commodious and pleasantly located, and every effort will be used to make it a quiet and pleasant place of resort. The Restaurant will be kept open from 8 o'clock, A. M. till 12 P.M, A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited, N. B. Stables and a good Yard convenient to the Hotel. efter RABBITTS & CO. Nevada city, Jan. 26, 1853. 40-3mos CHEAP LUMBER‘ EAGLE MILL, ’ Tue Proprietors of the Eagle Mill, on Big Deer Creek, three-fourths of a mile above Nevada, have constantly on hand all kinds of Lumber, Which we will Sell at $4.00 per Hundred, or in large quantities ata less price; and'we have a good team, and are prepared to deliver Lumber at the most reasonable rates We tre also prepared to saw at short notice any reasonable amount, at as low a rate as any millin the county,and they confidently believe they can give general satisfaction to the public. Good roads have been prepared on either side of the ereck, from town to the Mill. Orders left with A. Rogers & Co., on Main street, or H. Davis, on broad street, will be promptly attended te. CRAWFORD, WOOD & CO. Feb. 11, 1853. 42-tf Dr. T. A. Livermore, DENTIST. Office on the North side of Broad strest-— Nearly opposite the “City Market.’’ Nevada, Dee. Ith, 1852. S4tf. Nevada Bakery. DICKINSON & COPP, East side of Main street, next door to the Nevada Hotel, have constavtly on hand Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, and Groceries,all of which * will be disposed of upon reasonable terms. @. W. DICKINSON. 34-3m H. COPP. J. R. MCCONNELL..WM. M. STEWART. McConnell & Stewart, ATTORNEYS AND COU NSELLORS AT LAW. Office on Broad street, one door west of the Journal office. Nevada, city.—37-6m __Witiiam M. Srewart, District Attorney, Dr. H. V. BICKNELL, } . Ecleetic Physician and Surgeon Office on Broad Street, 2d Door above the Union Hotel. E is prepared with accommodations for those who wish to place themselves under his care. Dr. Bicknell is also a thorough read and practically skilled Dentist, and will perform the following operations on the Teeth to the satisfaction of all who may favor him with a call, viz: Teeth plugged with pure gold, $3 00 de do tin foil, 200 do do silver cement, 2 00 Teeth extracted, 200 Inserted on pivot, 5 00 Cleaned, for from $1 to 300 His Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the Seurvy and making the Teeth white. Jan. 21, 1853. 39-3mos* WEBB & CO, Stationery and Paper Warehcuse, 106 Clay Street, Between Sansome and Battery Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. _ Feb. ll, 1853: 42-tf Sacramento and Marysville Daily Line Steamers. TP\HE steamer Marysville, Capt. Henry ’ Gilman. or steamer Daniel Moor, Capt.’ W. H Taylor, will leave Sacramento dail at 8 A. M. for Marysville. Returning, will leave Marysville at4 P M. For freight or passage apply on board, or to D. SUTTON, Ag’t Sacramento,’ J. P. RIPLEY, “ Marysville. Marysville, Jan’y Ist, 1853,—37-tf Passengers from Nevada and Downieville will have an opportunity of going through to Sacramento the same night. G. W, Phillips, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Nearly opposite Broad st Market. Will attend t the various branches of his’ Profession at all times Nevada, Aug 7th, 16 3m* LL County Orders and Warrants endorsed by me prior to May Ist, 1852, (except? one to J. W. Gallaher, of $415 00,) will be redeemed on presentation at the County Treasurer’s office, Nevada eity. H.C. HODGE, County Treasurer, Nevada Co., Cal. Novada, Feb. 5, 1853. ; 42-3 Wm. G. Badger, Importer and Commission Merchant, and Wholesale dealer in ready made Clethling—Gen. Harrison Block, Battery st. bet. Clay and Merchant, 2d door from Clay. San Francisco, Feb 14, 1853. 43-3mbs. J. S. Harris, M.D. . FFERS his services to the citizens of i Grass Valley and vicinity. Having had many years ore in the States, he feels confident of giving satisfaction to those who favor him with their patronage. Orrick opposite the Empire Baths, Main street, Grass Valley. Jan, 7, 1853. 37-3mos* Gun and Blacksmithing, HE subscriber has been at great trouble and spared no expense in fitting up his establishment in the best possible style, for making and repairing anything in ‘he way of either gunsmithing or blacksmithing. n the former branch he has had het years of experience, and flatters himself he is complete master of his profession, In the latter branch, he has in, his employ a first rate workman, who will be always at his post, and execute werk in the most approved manner. Shop on the south side of liroad street, 3 doors west of the Union Hotel. Z. P. DAVIS. ALSO — Goldsmithing, Assaying and Smelting, done promptly and carefully. 1, 1653. 4?.3m Nevada, Feb

et CoE RE ae ™ Tre Work cors Bravery On.—Saeramento and Marysville are both active and enthasiastic in their respective Plank Road undertakings. With both it is a matter of extraordinarily vital importance, and they both seem to meet the emergeney with proper spirit. We publish to-day a communication from an intelligent citizen of Grass Valley, that takes ground in favor of Sacramento — We give it as we will all opinions in the matter. We haye already sufficiently expressed our Own opinion, and are willing to let the matter now be decided by the exertions of our neighbor cities. It would be invidious to seek to discourage either party, and we let the question rest as far as our pen is concerned, lest our preferences to any given route should tend to dishearten the friends of any other. We believe, however, that Nevada county will respond by most substantial tokens when the time arrives. We commend to general attention the report to-day published on our outside. For its practical wisdom it deserves careful digestion. It is no mere superficial glance at the matter, but the emanation of a mind evidently accustomed to weigh carefully its conclusions. With the views of the report in reference to the Railroid, we concur for the present. till these hills shall bo covered by a heavier population, and their resources more generally developed. But the ultimate wants of this region will demand that greater dispitch and speed only to be secured by a Railroad. BeEA. Read the “Proclamation” of Dornin & Co. _ The signs of a storm are rife in the air. Iysunction Viotatep.—bE. Hale, Peter 0’Connner, Wm, Cayton, Richard Sawtell, Walleace and Mackay, were arraigned before the . County Court on the 17th, on charge of having violated an injunction issued by Judge Roberts to prevent till legal decision, work upon certain lots claimed by the Gold Hill Co. at Grass Valley. Wallace and Mackay were found not guilty and discharged, ‘The others were each fined $5 and costs of Court, which they elected to board out at publie expense in the palace near the Uuion Hotel. There fs tier of encroachment touch feeling in this m on building and port, dots by surface miners «ut Grass Valley, ond as yet there is no estab. lished boundary » e the either kiad of clainy conn punishment affixed i: tights of holders of . The . this case only vindicates . ths process of the Court . ences or ends, ind gives no guaran: . tee or favor to either pacty. We doubt how, . ever whether the dionity of sufficiently sustained by an injunction is . ght a penalty. MexicaN Barein—The San Franciseo . Flerald of the 16th, contains an aecount of . the battle of Guadalajara, fought between . Gen. Minor, commanding the government forces, and Géneral Uraga, of the revolu. tie sists of Jalisco. Minon was defeated, af . . good mining district. ee Nevada City helowt . ’ ; Groat st. Nevada Vity, ext door below the . ed to present them to the undersigned within ) any mountain town in California . Goods Received this Week. 11,6 0 Ibs Chile and Haxall Flour; 1,500 do Bacon, Hams and 1,900 do Beans; 1,090 do Clear Pork ; 300 do Cheese ; 600 do Butter ; 400 do Tobacco; 1,200 do Sugar ; 2.000 do Trish and Sweet Potatoes ; 60 do Green Coffee ; 10 Kegs Nails; 12) dozen Shovels ; Tron, Honey, Sluice Forks, Brooms, Onions, Syrup, Wood Bucketts, Pick Handles, ete, ete, Feb. 25.-16 H. DAVIS. ‘ als . AT AUCTION, NE Sharc—being one-twenty-seventh of . the Deer Creek Mining Co's Diteh, . Shoulders ; . . Having asso m= <2eps ea em eA’ es ey From the AMertcan Dry Goops and CLoruine Storm. ciated with us Mr, O DP. IL ACK MAN, (Formerly of the firm of Truex & Blackman of this city) we have thereby greatly increased our business facilities. Mr. Blackman will remain in San Francisco, . for the purpose of purchasing and forwardin edge of the market, and of the business other Store in Nevada. We shall have all Verge ea gil enlarged our Store, we have fitted up a pi tion of our LADY CUSTOMERS, whic will be sold at Public Auction en Sunpay, the 27th inst., a1 12 o’clock, M., at the Store of Williamson & Dawley, on Main street. {G+ Sale positive and title guarant ed. I. WILLIAMSON, Auet’r. Nevada, Feb. 24, 1853. 44-1t* * Valuable Property, ag SALE OR RENT, at NEVADA . . OYTY.—That well-known and valuable House, known as the Mxehange Coffee House, . on Main street, is now offered for sale or rent . on reasonable terms The owner is desirous . of leaving the State, and will sell the house, furniture and lot, ete., this being one of the} best stands for business in the city of Nevada. Feb. 25, 1853.—44-3t A. SANFORD. . a ren erees . A Rare Chance ! oa ILL. be sold at Publie Auction on the YY 4th t March, at 2o’clock, P. M., the . entire effects of the Merrimac and Potosi Co., consisting in part of— One extra finish Burdon’s Patent Engine, with large Boilers. } One Engine Turning Lathe with tools. One sett stawps, 12 in No., with good foundation, tables ete. Blacksmith and Carpenter’s tools, together with many smaller articles too numerous to mention. Also, One good frame house, cook“TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County. or NS) Nervapa, Township of Grass Valley, Justise’s Court ; before N. H. Davis, J. P., Jan’y 20th, 1853. The People of the State of California, to Lewis HU. Nolt and Wm. H. Benton, of the firm of Benton §& Co., greeting: You ate hereby summoned to appear before me at my office, in this township, at 10 o’clock A. M. on the 22d Feb’y, to answer the complaint of Jobn Blackford, pl’fl, whe demands of you the sum of two hundred dollars and interest, on two promissory notes of one hundred dollars each. For which sum of two hundred do\lars and interest, judgment will be rendered against you, if you fail to appear and answer as above. N. H. DAVIS, J. P. And now, January 22nd, 1853, on motion of Smith & Jones for pl’ff, and on the return of the constable of said township, by which it appears that Lewis Hl. Nolt, one of the def ’ts, ing stove, furniture, tables, chairs, ete. Also—The quartz lead known as the Merrimae lead, being 1400 feet in length, and situar. ed in Gold Run district. The location of the machinery is handy to an abundance of heavy ‘timber, and directly on line of the contemplated Plank Road; making it desirable for a saw miil. as well as the advantages of being in a! Sale willtake place at . the Mill, baing located at the head of Gold Run. Termscash. For further partienlars, . enquire of ALMARIN B. PAUL, or GEORGE HEARST, Feb, 25, 1853.-44-2t on the premises. Just Received diréct from N. York. 100 Doz, Waters & Patterson's . California Pattern Shovels, A tip top, A No. 1, article. Also 5009 Ibs. Oats, . Mor sale low for cash only. M. W. BURNETT, Union Hotel. Union Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. 43en . ()NUE undersigned, having fitted up this e+, well known house in a style equal to {any in this section of the country, begs leave to announce to his friends and the public that he is now ready to accommodate transient and permanent bonrders, and pledges himself te all’ who may favor him with their patronage that no pains shall be spared fo make this house as ploaeant a home as eon be found in Doard per week, S15 00 “and lodging, 1709 TRoard vr w*k with private room 19 00 Soord and lodging per day, 3.00 ter forty-cight hours fighting, with the loss . of some two hundred in killed and wounded, and was forced to make a precipitate retreat. The loss of the revolutionists was trifling— four killed and eleven wounded. Anarchy and civil war reign supreme throughout tle . Mexican Republic. Fras Ir nisonMunt iN a Hogx.—Alex, H. Uunt ; iteously complains to the high court vf our sanctum of false imprisonment, committed vi et ete, ete, by sundry parties, names not stated. oned his owa wits ia a horn at some shilling armis, We decided he had inmpris Lodging per night, 59 Private room per night, 100 . 3m29 E. W. SMITH, Proprietor. . se . DRUGS & MEDICINES. UST received atthe City Drug Store, . eV Main street, Nevada city, a large stock . of Dregs, Medicines, Perfumery, Patent Medjicines, f-e., consisting in part of — . Nitrie Acid, Muriatic Acid, Oi Vitriol, Tar tarie Acid, Cream Tartar, Sup. Carb. Soda, . Salt Petre, Cholagogue, Indigo, Turpentine, Aleohol, Castile Soap, Borax, Alum, Liquorice, Liquorice Root, Stareh, Sal Soda, Cin. namon Bark, Sands Sarsaparitla, ‘Townsends Sarsapariila, Balls Sarsaparilla, Seidlitz Powders, Castor Oil, Sal Tartar, Mustang Uiniment, Nerve and Bone Liniment, Ground Gen. grocery. . ger, Ground Mustard, Flax Seed, Flax Seed . 7 = . Ground, Sx MARRIED—On Sunday wnorning, Jan. 9th, in Washington, Arkansas, by Alderman R BR. Vurdom, Judge ‘Trouas H. Caswetr, of Nevada City, California, te Miss Marv C.,} second daughter of Dr. Isaac N. Jones, of the former plage . ket price, for eash. Two heanteons clouds were dimly seen, Tocir ygracetal knew qatte blending, . Whron ainighty tenpest rushed between, “hiv foring in roagha Vat ventle lrececs swept again, The mists beneath ther sun, And ere the tempest enme amain, They mingled inte one Washington (Ark.) Telezraph. Diep—In this citv, Feb, 23d, Prixeas . TDierce, of Ashtabula Co, Ohio, His remiing were attended to the grave the Odd Fellow Brothers of this city. aged 45. by Ladies’ Shoe Store. A good assorment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes and Giiters, just received at the Amarican Dry Goods & Clothing Stare, Commercial gtreet. GRO, D, DORNIN & Co. Feb. 25, 1853. 4 NOTICE TS hereby givea that the Copartnership heretofore existing between Dr. Simon . Raff & David Brown, is dissolved by mutual consent. For Sale or Rent. A Ranch, of 160 acres of land, witha good dwelling house thereon, one and a half miles from Grass Valley—terms reasonable. Enquire of the undersigned on the premises, or X DELANO, at Grass Valley. 44-1m DR. RAFE. ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER. SHIP. The Copartnership heretofore existing between Do Young & Williams is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due and demands against said . Firm will be settled by ‘T.S. Williams, who requests an early settlement of the same. E. DeYOUNG, T.S. WILLIAMS. Nevada, Feb, 14th, 1853. 44-3t Exchange for the next U. 8. Mail. : RAW WN by Page, Bacon & Co. ; farnished until Saturday the 26ch inst., at 10 P.M. Also exchange on Burgoyne dq: Plume, payable in New York—on hands at all times in sume to suit purchasers, Feb. 25, 1853.14 M. DAVIS #3 rending, . safras bark, Sulphur, Ep. Salte, Rosin, Beeswax, Isinglass, Tapioca, Pain Killer, Arrow Root, Sago. Oil Lemon, Sweet . Oil, Opodelloe, Oi} Spike, Wild Cherry Bark, Trusses, & ce. &c. . All of which will be sold at the lowest mar. . The public are invited to . eall and examine the stock. W.G. ALBAN. . Feb. 4th, 1953.—41-1m ’ . Lark’s Fancy Dry Goods . ~ . Store, Main Street, Nevada, opposite Phelps’ Hotel. . VAN! undersigned has just received an ad. . di'ion to his former snpply of Goods, con. . sisting of Fancy Dry Goods, suitable for La. dies* u ses; such as silks, satins, laces, shawls, . 1 came 's, prints, collars, hose, shoes, gloves, . domestics, &e. And also Men’s goods—such ns Coat yinte, Vests, hats, boars, cravats, . tloves, & All of which, together with his} } former stock, make up the best assortment that . has ever been bronght to this market, and which Le will sell as low for ensh as can be sold }in the mountains, Let no one in want of such . goods, fail to call and examine his stock. . LARK, . . Grass Vatrry, Aug, 25, 1952. TC NOW all men by these presents: That ON we, the undersigned, John R. Atkins of . the city and county of Sacramento, and State . of California, and Josinh C. Stuart and ‘Alex. Boggs of the village of Grass Valley, in the Co of Nevada, and State aforessid, do hereby aname and style of Atkins, Stuart & Co., be, jand the same is hereby dissolved by mutual . consent, by allowing the said Boges to withdraw from the firm aforesaid, from and after the date of this instrument—the aforesaid Atkins and Stuart transacting the business done by . . the said firm formerly. Given at the above. ; named place under our hands and seals. . . ALEX. BOGGS. . Feb, 11, 1853. . Notice. OSEPH QUICK, seeing your Challenge . . e inthe last week’s paper, syying that you . . would fight me for the sum of one hundred to . one thousand dollars, . wil! accommodate you on those terms; orl will give you one hundred dollars to fight me, and net to exeeed more . thanten pounds heavier than I; or I will fight . . you even money, catch weight, Furthermore, las James Quick has been looking for a job of . . the same sort, [ have a novice that shall fight . him in the same ring, for the ame sum. . Please to sce me the latter part of this week . to let me know when and where at Nevada, we . shall meet to put half the money up . wish JOUN SMITH. 4a-tt Youre, 22, 1858. date. Feb . street, Sveram . THAT . is new oflered for sale . DISSOLUTION. . eree that the firm formerly known under the } both battles to come off three weeks from this . . } is absent from this county, it is ordered that service of the summons be made by publication thereof, in the Nevada Journal, once a week for three weeks, 41-3w N. H. Danis, s.r. DAGUERREOTY PES. Can be sent to any part of the States for about "0 cents, and GEO. KILBOURNE & Co. have fitted np ala San Francisco,a suite of . rooms, on Commercial street, between Main and Pine, will take the pictures at any time of day and in a'l weathers, and put up in any manner of style and casing, at prices ranging from $6 upwards, Views of Mills, Stores, Mining Ciwims, & Co. taken at a few moments notice. Cull and examine the Gallery of Specimens. 34-tf *,* We will make it an object to companies who wish pictures of themselves individually, by making a liberal deduction to each, if they cone in at the same time. Administrator’s Notice. LL persons having demands against the . estate of Job N. Berryman, are requirone month of this date, and all persons indebted are called upon for immediate payment. JOUN JENKINS, Adm’r. Grass Valley, Feb. 17, 1853. 43-1m* Bread on hand, Rain or Shine.

BNE subscribers having disposed of their interest in the American Bakery, respectfully request all those indebted to the firm of ‘Thompson & Whee er, (or to either of the subseribers individually) to call and settle fu: thwith. And those who have demands on us, are requested to walk up to the eaptain’s office } and get their dust. We take this method of returning our thanks . to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, for the liberal patropage bestowed on us during our . sojourn ie the mountain City; and cordially solicit for our successors (Messrs. Wentworth . & Sandborn) a continuance of public favor. James B. THompson, A1-3t Ferpinanpn Wuerter. ~ Jou T. MOORE, ‘ W. R. McCall & Co., Importers and Dealers in Provisions, Groceries and Liquors, §c. receiving monthly direct from the by Clipper Vessels, every article in our line. put up expressly for our traue. ints and ‘Traders will do well to give us . e making their purchases. 55 J onto City. 41-6m For Sale or Rent. ANE House known as the Dubuque House, Jk on Commercial Street, together with the furniture and fixtures, will be sold or rented on the most favorable terms. pied asa Boarding House and Saloon, and is well furnished for that purpose. Any one wishing to g> into that business, will find it a desirable situation. For further particulars, enquire of the proprietor, : H. SCHELLHORN, on the premises. Nevada, Feb. 1, 1853. 42-3t* At Giass Valley, Nevada County. well-known and valuable Hotel Property, known asthe ‘Beatty House,” on reasonable terms.— The owner is desirous of leaving the State, }and will sell the house, furniture, cooking utensila, stable and lot, ete., ete. This being one of the best stands in the mountains, offers very superior inducements to any one wishing to engage in the business. The Sacramento, Auburn and Marysville stages stop at the house. ‘There are two excellent wells of water on the premises, with . The whole . numerous other improvements, property is now offered for sale on very reasonable terms, Z. A. BEATTY. Grass Valley, Feb. 11, T8583. 42-9f Shades of Delmonico. ANHE undersigned having fitted up az a J, Restaurant one of the Stores under the Masonie Hall, on Broad Street, begs to inform all who are fond of good living, that his larder . willat all times be filled with the choicest and rarest of this market as wetl as of San Francisco and Sacramento The house will be kept open at all hours of the day and night—the servants are polite and attentive, aud have a thorough knowledgo of their business, j : Abe ; The proprietor will give his undivided time and best exertions to promote the comfort and happiness of all who may honor him with their . JOHN R. ATKINS, . patronage —his long experience as head stew. . JOSIAH C. STUART, ard of the largest and most popular establishmentinthe Union, warrants him in asserting 42-3" . that his high reputation in the culinary art . shall be maiatai ined. rall be moderate, and a «hare The charges s . of the public patronage is respectfully solicited, JACKSON JORDAN. 42-1f Nevada, Feb. 11, 1853. If Edward J. Brown . TILL cail at the Office of the Nevada . \ Journal, he may receive a present . from his friends at home, which may be of value to him. The person indieated in all . probability is from Pittsburgh. Feb. 17,—43-3w . ©. D Cleveland, M. D. ’ PHYSICIAN §& SURGEON, Opposite Grass Valley Hotel, Main street, j ress Valley 24 tt WATT Lt a 4 CAIN BONG As soon as they appear in San Francisco, with the usual assertment o Miners’ Working Clothing. OUR STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANOY DRY Goops Will be kept wel! supplied with clean, new goods, (no refuse auction stock.) W.R. M’caLL. . It has boen oceu. . The liquors and cigars at the Bar cannot be . . excelled at any establishinent on the Pacific. g goods to the house here. His perfect knowlwill enable us to sell goods Cheaper than any the latest styles of Having also irtas a Shoe Room, for the accommodah we shall keep well supplied with A Good Assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. . Thus being weekly in the receipt of fresh and seasonable goods, the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity will find it to their advantage to call. GEO. D. DORNIN & Co., American Dry Goods and Clothing Store, Commercial st., near Main, Mr. Blackman will purchase to order any description of article that may be desired. Persons, therefore, wishing any business transacted in San Francisco, will leave their orders with us and they will be promptly fulfilled. “4 2 * For Sale—A Steam Engine BOILER, and castings complete, for a Muley . Saw Mill, together with a Shingle Machine, ' Turning Lathe for Wood or Iron, full drawings of the plans, and all that is necessary to the . erection and running the said machinery. Ap. ply to R. B. Heacock, Nevada, Heistand ¢Bird, Sacramento, DeLong, MeKicl & Co., . San Francisco, and Lowe & Brothers, Ma. rysville. JOHN S TROWBRIDGE, } San Francisco, Feb. 15th. 43m Proprietor. . ———— —— Wines & Liquors, HE Largest Assortment, the Best Quali. ties, and at the Lowest Prices, e ver offer} <d in town, can be found at WILLIAMSON §& DAWLEY’S, On Main st. Nevada, Dec. 3d, 1852. —32-6m For Sale. HE well-known Stand on Main St., two ‘oors below Williamson & Co.’s Auction Store. For particulars, enquire of f WILLIAMSON & CO. Nevada, Feb. 11, 1853, 42-1m* American & City Markets, Nevada, California. MEAD OF AMERICAN CAT: 300 tht e FJ TLE—The undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada Co. that they have purchased the entire interests of Messrs. Thompson & Brown in the American and City Méign, They have on hand 300 head of American Cattle and flatter themselves they are as good as can be obtained in California, which they design slaughtering. They are also receiving and will keep constantly on hand a Large Supply of Groceries, Provisions, and in fact every article usually adapted to the wants of Miners and Hotel Keepers, which they propose selling at wholesale or retail. Packers will find it to their interests to give us a eall before purchasing elsewhere. Our terms are reasona: ble. No pains will be spared in endeavoring to render full satisfaction to all who ma favor us with a call. All articles purchased . at cither market will be delivered free of charge. De YOUNG & WILLIAMS, Dec. 9, 1852.—33-3m . ' . 7 VILE creditors of Martin R. Briggs, dee’d and all persons having claims against the estate, are hereby required to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after this date to the undersigned at my residence at Newcastle, Placer Co., Cal. DAVID B. HUGHES, Adm’r of Martin R. Briggs, dee’d. Jan. 28, 1852.~—41-4w* x ° ' G. M. Sheridan, M. D. R. C. D. and Accoucher, . NALYTICAL Chemist and Metallurgist, . Office near Boston Ravine, opposite Glen’s Quartz Mill, Grass Valley. Analyses and assays performed with the strictest care and attention ; gold and silver melted, refined and collected from all extraneous matter: mereury refined and purified ; quartz assayed 80, as not only to give the quantity of precious metals that it may contain, but also the quantity that may be expected to extract from it by the method of crushing and amalgamation by . which it is proposed to be worked. Agency for the sale and purchase of quartz and other mining claims. Medical advice to the poor gratis. Dee. 10, 1852, 33-Im* Provisions, &e. NOTICE.—The business of the old firm of Borradaile and Burton will be conducted hereafter by the undersigned fiirm—A. N. ' Coleman and E. F. Barton. Their friends and the public are assured they will keep a general assortment of provisions, liquors, tools, and miners’ and hotel supplies of all kinds, which they will sell at low prices. patronage heretofore extended. COLEMAN & BURTON. Nevada, Jan, 21, 1853. 89.3m T. W. Colburn, Justice of the Peace. FEICE on Pine street, opposite the Dramatic Hall, recently occupied by John Anderson, Esq 33 6m. . A ‘ ° . Dissolution of Partnership. {FEN Partnership formerly existing he. tween George Moore + Wm. Vaughn, was . on the 23rd day of Jan’y, 1853, dissolved. The accounts of tne said Firm of Moore & Vaughn . were then placed in the hands of James H. Parsons. Ali persons indebted to said firm re requested to call on him and settle. MOORE §& VAUGHN. Feb Ist , 1853-—41-3w* -JESSEE MOORE, M D. _ Physician and Surgeon. Office at the Miners’ Drug Store, Main Strect. 24-3m Wm. J. Knox, M. D. FFERS his services to the citizens of nevuda and vicinity He will devote himself exclusively to the different branches of his profession, medicine, surgery, ete. By proper attention and moderate charges, he hopes to reeeive a liberal shavo of patronage. At the nevada Drug store, Broad st. above Pine. 12-3m* CENTRAL HOUSE QOR SALE,—-That well-known and sub. stantial House on Broad Street, Nevada, formerly known as the Central House, and ' new as the El Dorado, is offered for sale.— . The present owners wishing vo leave for the Atlantic States, offer it on the most reasonable terms. Purchasers may suit themselves by buying either the whole or one-half interest. — . The House is well furnished, all of which will besoldwith it. J°orparticulars of terms, etc., enquire of the subscribers on the promises, MORRIS & CO. Feb. 10, 1853 42-m They solicit the continuance of the liberal . ~ Lime! Lime! ! k of hee undersigned takes this method o informing the citizens of Nevada. Gras® Valley, ond the public in general, that Lia ® can be purchased at the Lime Kilns 1-2 mile from Auburn, en or near the road to Sacramento, and leading through Auburn. There vil always be on hand White Alum Lime jand Biue Lime, both necessary for building purposes. Persons at a distance can depend on getting Lime at any moment, by sending ‘their teams for the article. Lime will he sold much less than it has heretofore been sold in this country. For further information, apply to Wa. GWYNN, Auburn. Jan. 28, 1853. 40-3 UNITEDSTATES HOTEL, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. THE undersigned having leased the above establishment, are refitting the same for Hetel purposes, only. No pains will be spared to furnish the tubles and bar with the bes¢ the market affords. The bed-chambers are comfortable and well furnished’ The Hote. is commodious and pleasantly located, and every effort will be used to make it a quiet and pleasant place of resort. The Restaurant will be kept open from 8 o'clock, A. M. till 12 P.M, A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited, N. B. Stables and a good Yard convenient to the Hotel. efter RABBITTS & CO. Nevada city, Jan. 26, 1853. 40-3mos CHEAP LUMBER‘ EAGLE MILL, ’ Tue Proprietors of the Eagle Mill, on Big Deer Creek, three-fourths of a mile above Nevada, have constantly on hand all kinds of Lumber, Which we will Sell at $4.00 per Hundred, or in large quantities ata less price; and'we have a good team, and are prepared to deliver Lumber at the most reasonable rates We tre also prepared to saw at short notice any reasonable amount, at as low a rate as any millin the county,and they confidently believe they can give general satisfaction to the public. Good roads have been prepared on either side of the ereck, from town to the Mill. Orders left with A. Rogers & Co., on Main street, or H. Davis, on broad street, will be promptly attended te. CRAWFORD, WOOD & CO. Feb. 11, 1853. 42-tf Dr. T. A. Livermore, DENTIST. Office on the North side of Broad strest-— Nearly opposite the “City Market.’’ Nevada, Dee. Ith, 1852. S4tf. Nevada Bakery. DICKINSON & COPP, East side of Main street, next door to the Nevada Hotel, have constavtly on hand Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, and Groceries,all of which * will be disposed of upon reasonable terms. @. W. DICKINSON. 34-3m H. COPP. J. R. MCCONNELL....WM. M. STEWART. McConnell & Stewart, ATTORNEYS AND COU NSELLORS AT LAW. Office on Broad street, one door west of the Journal office. Nevada, city.—37-6m __Witiiam M. Srewart, District Attorney, Dr. H. V. BICKNELL, } . Ecleetic Physician and Surgeon Office on Broad Street, 2d Door above the Union Hotel. E is prepared with accommodations for those who wish to place themselves under his care. Dr. Bicknell is also a thorough read and practically skilled Dentist, and will perform the following operations on the Teeth to the satisfaction of all who may favor him with a call, viz: Teeth plugged with pure gold, $3 00 de do tin foil, 200 do do silver cement, 2 00 Teeth extracted, 200 Inserted on pivot, 5 00 Cleaned, for from $1 to 300 His Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the Seurvy and making the Teeth white. Jan. 21, 1853. 39-3mos* WEBB & CO, Stationery and Paper Warehcuse, 106 Clay Street, Between Sansome and Battery Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. _ Feb. ll, 1853: 42-tf Sacramento and Marysville Daily Line Steamers. TP\HE steamer Marysville, Capt. Henry ’ Gilman. or steamer Daniel Moor, Capt.’ W. H Taylor, will leave Sacramento dail at 8 A. M. for Marysville. Returning, will leave Marysville at4 P M. For freight or passage apply on board, or to D. SUTTON, Ag’t Sacramento,’ J. P. RIPLEY, “ Marysville. Marysville, Jan’y Ist, 1853,—37-tf Passengers from Nevada and Downieville will have an opportunity of going through to Sacramento the same night. G. W, Phillips, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Nearly opposite Broad st Market. Will attend t the various branches of his’ Profession at all times Nevada, Aug 7th, 16 3m* LL County Orders and Warrants endorsed by me prior to May Ist, 1852, (except? one to J. W. Gallaher, of $415 00,) will be redeemed on presentation at the County Treasurer’s office, Nevada eity. H.C. HODGE, County Treasurer, Nevada Co., Cal. Novada, Feb. 5, 1853. ; 42-3 Wm. G. Badger, Importer and Commission Merchant, and Wholesale dealer in ready made Clethling—Gen. Harrison Block, Battery st. bet. Clay and Merchant, 2d door from Clay. San Francisco, Feb 14, 1853. 43-3mbs. J. S. Harris, M.D. . FFERS his services to the citizens of i Grass Valley and vicinity. Having had many years ore in the States, he feels confident of giving satisfaction to those who favor him with their patronage. Orrick opposite the Empire Baths, Main street, Grass Valley. Jan, 7, 1853. 37-3mos* Gun and Blacksmithing, HE subscriber has been at great trouble and spared no expense in fitting up his establishment in the best possible style, for making and repairing anything in ‘he way of either gunsmithing or blacksmithing. n the former branch he has had het years of experience, and flatters himself he is complete master of his profession, In the latter branch, he has in, his employ a first rate workman, who will be always at his post, and execute werk in the most approved manner. Shop on the south side of liroad street, 3 doors west of the Union Hotel. Z. P. DAVIS. ALSO — Goldsmithing, Assaying and Smelting, done promptly and carefully. 1, 1653. 4?.3m Nevada, Feb