February 25, 1859 (4 pages)

aS + ~~ al + lt Che *ebada Fournal Leave Grantrev.—Judge Field has been granted leave of absence from the State for four months. Pike County Market.—Z. P. Roussin has established himself in the substantial and fancy market line on Commercial street. He designs making his place the spot to buy edibles. See his advertisement. The triangular Quarrel—The last mail brings the desirable information that the row betwecn Douglas, Fitch and Jeff. Davis had been left to friends to settle. Either of these gentlemen are willing to bleed but, lika Sniktaw, they dont want to bleed more than a quart at a time. WS A good cigar is a great luxury, and those of our friends who wish to indulge in one, should call on M. Greenhood, on Broad street, who keeps a large stock of tobacco, cigars, pipes, etc. A Lone Session. — We learn from one who knows, that the prospects of a long session of the Legislature are perfectly splendid. The measures thus far passed upon are of little importance to the State at large, and the idea is entertained that the last of the session will be no more favorable in this regard than the first. Aid to Washington Monument.—The giorious 22d was devoted by the Senate to the passage ofa bill making an annual appropriation of $1,000 as the contribution of California to the Washington Monumett. Greeley’s “pumpkin and} River Scenery.—The San Francisco Times says: The late rains have started vegetation everywhere, and coming down the Sacramento is now regarded as a pretty trip. Along the banks the trees are putting forth their leaves and the grass springing up with renewed beauty.— The distant Sierra Nevada monntains on one side and the Coast range on the other, tipped with snow and their bases donned in beautiful green, render the landscape exceedingly attractive. The rolling hills of Solano, with their uniform crop of wild oats, now in the fullness of their glory, adds to the rest, and to the steamboat traveler these things form a pleasing sight. Tueatre.— The Sacramento Dramatic company, consisting of Yankee Addams,” Miss Belle Divine, Miss Annette, and Messrs. Potter, Thayer, Gale, Turpin and others will appear in “Miral da” and “The Last Crime” on Eaturday Miss Annette will execute several popular dances on (ta-morrow) evening. this her first appearance in this city.-Miss Divine will sing favorite sorgs in her usual popular style, and enact the part of Miralda in the Drama of that name. ’ ig a favorite comic “Yankee Adams’ actor with many, and is said to take the characters on this occasion, best calculated to draw ont his peculiar powers. High Fountains —The highest fauutains in the world are the Emperor Fountain, at Chatswoirh, England, 267 feet; one in Cassel, 190 feet; one at St. Cloud, 150 feet, and one at Versailles, 90 feet. ke The Shasta Repudlican advocatstake monument” stands a fair chance. ing the building of permanent county of rising a little. Remonat—Kerysrone Market.— Archy McAllister has removed the Keystone Market to the other side of Commercial street. opposite his old stand, and still calls on his old friends and customers to honor him with their calls and orders. Mac is one of the eldest market men in town, and good to trade with. Faun a Lirrie.—A correspondent of the Morning Call attempts to establish the reputation of Mount Shasta as the highest mountain in the wold, He Beckwith, of the U. S. Topographical Enginecrs, asserted its states Capt. approximative height at about 21,000 fect above the level of the sea, That's raising Mount Shasta considerably, and rather oversizing his pile. Gaireiy Caveutr.—Cox, a citizen of Yolo county, arrested Alex. Giiffin in Sacramento, on Monday, and apprised Sheriff Boring of the fact. Under Sheriff Van ‘Tuesday Hagan proceeded below on morning, and the next day accompanied the prisoner to San Qnentin. ed for she next fifteen years by this time, nuless the Governor’s heart gets in a! melting mood, at the recital of Griffin's . wrongs. The Mill: in the accounted Cocau-nut for.—A friend of ours accounts for the spite of the Demacrat tewaras George Lenhart on the following principle.— Ile says one of the inmates ofthat insti. tution having been an unsuccessful ap plicant for every vacancy present or prospective, and seeing all the officers in good health in the county, he imag. will be yacancics from and it {ain it is not in their line to resign, ines. there ro deaths, is quite takes the only recourse left to secure a place for himself by procuring if possible aremoval. He pitches into Lenhart. therefore, to get him turned out. Our philosophic friend sees a corroboration his theory in the late attempts of the Democrat to take back all it has said against the Sheriff and heaping it with interest upon his deputics. We take no part in this side issue. We copy the following interesting item concerning the Odd Fellows from the Union Democrat of Sonora, Opp Fettows.—This institution has, during the eight years just passed, expended in charity in different ways, in the several States of this Union, the sum of $5,600,000, and assisted 235,074 ofits members during the same time, besides its widows and crphans “who received their special care. 1t numbers at present 175,000 members, and the sum of $20,000 is required annually by the grand lodge of the United States to perform its necessary functions, in collecting its statistics and paying its members, who are required to meet once a year at Baltimore. At its last session it was voted to have a national celebration, and a large committee was raised to carry it into effect. It is to occur in New York city the last week in April next. f&?* The Jackson Ledger relates the following as worthy of particular mention: An incident that occurred in Jackson, has just reached our ears, and thinking it pretiy good, we give it to our readers Mr. —— and his wife were sitting quite clese to each other, in their home; the husband feeling somewhat love-like, although for years a married man, put bis arm around his wife, and saiuted her quite affectionately. The wife pushed him away, saying: “You should not de such things when the door is = and people are passing, they will think we are not married. if they see us kissing each other,” Probably Griffin has a cell engag. ceri offices, says: . Ifthe county cannot buy, the county . can certainly build, and build of marble, and of the very best of marble. At a small expense marble can he sawed at the quarry of Bass, and prepared for a . public building. A building of marble jfrom the quarry named would be a . credit to the county. . ! The Proposed Nevada Territory. —. . . James M. Crane, delegate elect from . the Territory of Nevada, issued a cireu. lar on 18th January, to members of . Congress, presenting a long array of ar. guments why the bill to organize that . Territory should become a law. Its length is about 600 and width 450 miles. Crane was always a longtwinded, gar. rulous cuss. } ~ RAE ne oan . [= A clergyman in Philadel pbia has given a new version of the phrase “fighting on his own hook.”” But yon can't get the mannerin which ke renders it. Listen toit— for “fighting on his own hook,” read “waging war on the prudent individuality of bis personal curve.” . Thegeutl_man who thus gives elegance } to a popular rendition is a cousin to the . . minister who rendered “Let him that is j without sin east the first stone,” into “It . is the prerogative of innocence to propel the imtiary boulder.” this lang ? a ieee re, isn tit i el pe i £3 In view of “bumcombe’ ’ ona war itary apparatuses of the State of Miss . issippi: ; “4 flint lock muskets—all rusty, and i no breeches to at least two. 1 c#nnon. 5 7 bayonets—rusty, with no points. A pile of beits and scabbards, but no swords, 50 catri'ge boxes. 5 major generals. 10 brigadier generals and 60 colonels. 60 lieutenant colonels, 60 majors, and will soon have 600 captains. 1200 lieutenants. 4800 sergeants and 4800 corporals. We are happy to say, however, that we have no privates—the Legislature having dispensed with that useless portion of the army.” . . \ H . . = The habit of going constantly armed with a knife or pistol, or both, has been a most prolific cause of crime. The greatest coward is likely to commit under such circumstances the most unprovoked mrrder. Fear makes him anxious to anticipate his opponent, and the more likely to commit an outrage, and hence the most inoffensive man simply guarding his own rights or pursuing his own reasonable and lawful amusements, is liable to be shot down by such a cowardly dog. A Russian View oF THE AcautsiTIioN oF CuBa.—The Russian organ, published at Brussels, in speaking of the President’s hankering after Caba, says : The war which might result from it would be far more disastrous than the Crimean war, which has cost so mueh goldand bloodto the world. It would bea war with a nationwhose products are the first element of industry in all parts of the world, and whose commcercial intercourse makes an important branch of income for most Governments. It would be a violent rupture of all the arteries of commercial circulation ; it would be a fatal separation between Europe, which needs America, and America which can dispense with Europe.— Take from Engiand the gold of California, ana the cotton of Louisiana, and her industry will at once be stopped in its prosperous action. We sincerely hope that such a terrible occurrence will not take place. tS Women can easily preserve their youth, for she who captivates the heart and understanding never grows old. Married happiness is a glass ball. The glad couple play with it during the . honey-moon, when it falls and is broken. ; Teasse bestovred upon tae, i That’s a pretty long and broad cireular and ought to cover the whole ground. . Queer thing, . in defense of Southern rights, the Vicks. burg Whig took an inventory of the mil> 3, ri 1 Home-made Hams & Bacon! i eee public are carnestly invited to call and examine our choice stock of Home-made Hams and Bacon, which we offer for sale at low cash prioe GROHS & cO., Central Market, Commercial St. Nevada, Feb. 18, 1859. CARLEY’S SALOON, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. A. B. CARLEY, _ this methodof informing his friends and the public generally, that he has purchased the above Saloon and intends to keep always on hand the very bestof Wines, Ale, Porter, Cider CIGARS, &c., &c., &c., This saloon is located one door above the Nevada Journal Establishment, Is a prime place of resort, and has the reputation, which the proprictor is bound to maintain, of furnishing the best Liquors in the mountains. A PLANK WALK from Broad street connects with the Saloon, N_ ada, Feb. 18, 1859. UNITED STATES HOTEL, Broad Street, near Pine, We take pleasure in informing the public that are We are now prepared to accommodate travellers te in as comfortable astyle as any Hotel in tha mountains. It will be ourconstant aimto render our house as pleasant a retreat as can be found anywhere, t» ees are moderateand as fair an equivalent y-il be returned for cash received as the times will allow. Those of our friends who formerly favored us with their patronage at the Monumental are assured that they will find the same comforts in our new establishment as was found in the old. Meals..Fifty Cents. Lodgings 50 and 75 cents. GRUSH & PARKER, Proprietors. Nevada, Sepfs3d, 1858. H.w. GALVIN, Manufacturer and dealer in SADDLES, HARNESS, SPURS, BRIDLES, COLLARS, WHIPS, &C. ae AVING RECENTLY REMOVED to a more comE modious stand in Kidd & Knox's fire proof brick House, Tam now prepared to accommodate the publie o everything in my line of business AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. LS JOB WORK done promptly and in good style MySTOCKIS LARGE, andasI Do MY OWN WORK I feelconfidentthatI can please every one wanting ar ticles in my line e Nevada, Sept. 17, 185&8—3m. On Broad Street, one Door above 8 W. McAbec’s Crockery Store. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Panama Railroad with steamers of . THE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S AT ASPINWALL FOR New York and New Orleans Departure from FOLSOM STREET Whar . The Magnificent Steamship Will leave Folsom street wharf for Panama, S. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, with L . SATURDAYE.. .--. .--. Mar. 5th . At 9 o'clock, A. M., precisely. Passengers by the P.M. S. Co’s Line are landed o their arrivals at Panama upon the wharfat the railroa terminus, by the Company’s steam ferry boat, and pro ceedimmediately by Railroad across the Isthmus. =e 5, a S. Mails alwaysinreadiness toconvey themto New . York or New Orleans, Pass: 4 ? 2 5 e 4 o ig * h-7 “ 2 £ 5 3 a a ° 5 Ps Pg 9 Pal pinwall. kets are furnished, including the transit s. Passengers are notified that all tickets for the steam ers ofthe U.S. Mail 8.8, Co, must be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry andexchange, as they will not otherwise be z lable. y For Freight or pass epply to “ORBES & BABCOCK, Cor, Sacramento and Leidesdorf s DAVIES’ EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada fi bn subscriber has epenedthe finest Saloon in the _ Mountains. underthe above name, for the pleasure and accommodation of his friends and the social public. THE NEW ALOON . hasfitted upin the most elegant style, with regard on ly to taste andcomfort and not expense . The Bar, one ofthe Finestin the state, . Islargely stocked with Liquors, Wines, Ale & Porter, . Cigars, ofthe choicest and most approved brands. . Lwillalwavs befound at this place, ever ready to wait . tpon my friends and enstomers With the best of Liquors . } tobe found in this city. T. TE. DAVIES. Proprietor. Nevada, Now. 5th, 1858. THE NEVADA JOURNAL Book and Job Printing Office. Main Street, Nevada, opposite the Express Offices Wa_ Tho Proprietors of this stublishment would inform the citizens of Nevada county, that they ar e always prepared to executo PLAIN AND FANCY PARIEN TING! In a Neat, Speedy and Accurate manner, and as cheap as thecheapest. We invite attention to our manner of Printing Bill Heads..Circulars..Certifica es.. Cards Cheoks.. Programmes.. Posters Ball Tickets..Bllls of Fate ete.. BROWN & WAITE, P roprietors. DRUGS Pe) > ee Medicines, Perfumeriecs, &c. E. F. SPENCE HAVING PURCHASED T's STOCK OF DRUGS BELONGING TO DR. Bailey, at Lark’s old stand, 32 Main street, is now prepared to furnish his customers with ALL THE ARTICLES (wholesale or retail) usually foundin a wellordered Drng Store, ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF Oils, Paints, Dye Stuffs, Camphene Fancy Articles, etc., etc. ALL ORDERS BY EXPRESS or otherwise promptly attended to A LIBERAL DISCOUNT made to the Trade. PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. E. F. SPENCE, No. 32 Main street. June L1, 1858—tf Having sold my interest inthe Drug Store to Ee F. SPENCE, and being about to leave Nevada,I tak much pleasure in recommending him as“my successo™ aud bespeaking for him acontinuance of tho liberal pat ¥. E. BAILEY, -?. s for New Orleans proceed by directsteam. Se a re stteeaith okes_cdae Toys! Dolls! Holiday WHOLESALE AND RETAIL A? SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS!!! 47 Broad street, opposite Mayers’ Shoe Stere. HE ladies and gentlemen of Nevada city and T county are most respectfully invited to call at 47 Broad street, and examine the largest and best selected stock of Toysand Fancy, Goods, ever exposed in the mountains. The collectionis so complete, that in all probability nobody will leave the store without purchasing, as it eomprises large invoices of India Rubber Dolls, Doll Heads, Toys of all descriptions, Wax, Kid, China and Papér Dolls, China sets, Baskets, Buckets, Wagons, ,Wheelbarrows, Guns, Swords, Cannons, Drums, Horses, and Musical Instruments of all kinds, and thousand other articles too numerous to mention. Also a choice collection of Gift, Toy and Story Books. A. PEYSER, 47 Broad street. Nevada, December 3d, 1858. Trees! Trees!! Trees!!! Trees!!!! CHARLES S. MERWIN, ELL known in Nevada as -‘Posey,” is again among you and ready to furnish the people with any and every variety of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Flowering SHRUBS, PLANTS, GARDEN SEEDS, From the celebrated Garden and Nursery of Wilson Flint, Sacramento. I will give good bail to sell all the above articles cheaper than any one else in the state. Those desirous of purchasing will do well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere at two prices. p I will be found on Commercial street, opposite the St. Louis Hotel, till further orders. Cc. S. MERWIN. Nevada, Dee. 10th, 1858, T. ELLARD BEANS & CO. —Offer at Greatly Reduced Prices— 100 Kegs assorted Nails ; 200 BoxesCandles ; 25 bags Rio and Java Coffee ; 50 cases Assorted Pie Fruits; 80 kegs S. F. and E, B. Syrup ; 25 boxes Raisins ; 50 kegs Butter; 50 bags California Beans; 50 boxes Hjll’s and Colgates Soap ; With a large and complete assortinent of all kind oGoods in our line of business. Consisting in part of— Flour—Potatoes—Pork —Bacon—Hams= ~ “ickerel— Salt Salmon—Codfish-Crackers—California Cheese— Ranéh Butter—Pickles—celebrated Curions Tea, and choiestjassortment of Can and Shelf Goods. EV2R BROUGHT TO NEVADA WINES AND LIQUORS. We would alsoinform our friends andthe public thaf we have added toeur large stock a compieteagsortim p, of Wines aad Liquors, ce nsisting of Sainsevain’s Sparkling Angelica and White W‘net California Wine, Clare:, Sauterne, and Ginger Winet Gum, Kaspbe#ry, and LemonSyrup, Peppermint, Hostetters, Bokers, and Stoughton Bitters, Wolfe’s Aro, matic Schnapps. Afe and Portei, New York, fine mixed, and Old Dock Brand#)4Vhisky, Gin, Sherry and Port Wine PF We call attention to the above Stock. Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Pay Goods delivered Free of charge. T. Ellard Beans & Co. Nevada, May 28th 1858. “WAGNOLIA.” The Magnolia Saloon, next door to the U. 3. Mint No. 148 Comm reial Street, Openunder the Supervision of . }CAPTAIN EDWIN A. RIGG } G. S NORRIS, Oysters Furnished in every style. San Francisco, Sept. i—tf ! J.M. Hamitrox & Co.” General Dealersin Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Bellows Anvils, Glass, Paints, Linseed, Lard, Sperm and Polar Oi's, Leather and Rubber Belting, Powder, Fuse, Cordage, Tackle Blocks, Duck. Rubber Hose, Hyraulic Pipes, . cksilyver, Lead Pipe, Plows, Straw Cutters, ete. etc. ' At their old Stand, 27 Main street. . M MILTON. decl7 } ee = See i 7 eats . Wood! Wood! Wood! } teaecinarens 1LOO@ CORDS OF DRY WOOD! FOR SALE CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, ——Hag HAULING DONE AT THE SHORTEST NO. e TICE. Apply «t the Store of Gregory & Wickes.g C. PURTYMAN, February 3, 1859—3m . NEW DAVENPORT && Co New Groceries. AVENPORT & CO., respectfully inform their old friends and customers that they have taken . he New Fire-Priof Store, corner of Main and Washington streets, anl are now receiving a Splendid Assortment of Provisions and Groceries, LIQevOoRSsS, c&c. Als6— A choice assortment of Which we offer at the lowest market Prices. STORE! . Presents ! . . i Se DRY GOODS STORE . LUBECK & CO., ~ Qn about the 6th of January the undersigned will open a WHOLESALE and Reta Dry Goons Srorg, at the stand now occupied by Stiefel & Cohn, on Broad street, Nevada, where can be found the finest and choicest stock of * Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Embroiderics, Ribbons, Bonnets, Millinery, Hosiery, Carpets, Oil cloths, &c., to be had in Nevada. It will be our particular care and aim to please all who may visit our place for the purchase orinspection of Goods Politeand gentlemanly Clerks will be always in attendance to wait upon Customers. Nevada, Dec. 31-tf 8. LUBECK & CO. MORRIS ROSENHEIM, Watchmaker & Jeweler, AND DEALER IN FINE JEWELRY, Watches and Diamonds. Main Street, twodoors from the Nevada Journal Office. Nevada, April 23d, 1858. STODDARD & FALL. New Boot & Shoe store Everything in the Boot and Shoe Line Made and Repaired to,Order In the neatest and most workman-like manner. HOICE STOCK KEPT CONSTANTLY ON hand and for sale. MR. STODDARD is well known as the old workMan in the establisment of Wm. R. Coe. Opposite the New Market of McAllister, Commercial Street, Nevada. s. W. STODDARD. WM. FALL. Nov. 25, ’58 3—ms H. H. Wickes & Co., BROASY SUREET..-.-00---.0--000-0502 NEVADA Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &c., &c. £ ARE IN CONSTANT RECEIPT OF THE following articles in our line: Drugs, Porcelain White, Medicines, Spices, Chemicals, Port Wine. Dye Stuffs, Sherry Wine, Pants, Madeira Wine, Turpentine, Fine Brandy. White Lead, Holland Gin, Red Lead, Window Glass, Litharge. Lara Oil, Brus yes, Sperm Oil Alcohol, Polar Oil, Starch, Fish Oil, Pearl Barley, Castor 1, Tapioca, Patent Medicines Copal Varnish, Bay Rura, Neats Foot Oil, Canary Seed, Linseed Oil, Perfumery, Cooking Extrac's, Japan Yarnish, Coach Varnish, Sarsaparilla, Davsar Varnish, Putty, Webber's Cordial, Cherry Pectoral Zinc Paint, Wistar's Balsam, Together wit: a general and compicte assortment of articles ia our line, which will be sold at prices as low as they can be afforded in the mountains. : DR. H. H. WICKES & CO. Corner of Broad and Pine stree:s N evada, Jan. 4, 1858—tf FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, FOR SALE. VE the following varieties, such as Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond, Quinec, English Walnut, Fig and Pomegranate, of different ages. Catalpa, China Ailanthus, Laburnum, Elm, Weeping Willow, and a great many varieties of Climbing and Ornamental Shrubs. gr Roses and Green House Plants, Irish Ivy, Honeysuckle, Passion Flowers, Grape Vines, Gooseborries, Blackberries, Raspberries, Strawberry plants, all the leading varieties. We Bulbous Roots and Flower Seeds—imported from Boston; California Vegetable Seed. Al. ways on hand, Pinks, Sweet Williams, Wall Flowers, Violets, Tri colors, Daisies, Holly Hocks. Chrys anthums. Plans made and gardens laid out in elegant style, by the subscriber. F. MILLER, On Main strect, below Metropolitan Theatre, or Box 96 Post Office. Nevada, Dee. 16th, 1858. TALLMAN & TURNER, H.L Coyg . Brick Building, No. 18 Commercial street, Nevada Sign of the “LARGE PADLOCK.’ “EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 2 very large and general assortm:nt of Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, &e. &e. &c Also—Bench Tools, Table Cutlery, HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS. Medal awarded to us by the State Fair held at Marysville, in August last for best Hose Pipe on Exhibition ! COPPERSMITHING, We are prepared todo all kinds of Coppersmithing inthe best style. JOB WORK Se" Done to order atthe shortest notice. 23 7 Give us acall, we are confident that we cansupply all wishing anythingin our line. Nevada, January 1, 1859. UNITED STATES BAKERY, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the interof Dreyfuss & Eastman in the above well known BAKERY, will hereafter carry onthe business and are prepared to furnish customers, and all who may favor him with a call, with all articles in his ine at prices to suit the times. Je@~ Miners wishing to purchasetheir WINTER . Boston Brown and Graham Bread SUPPLIES would do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. 7&GOODS delivered free of charge. Nov, 26—tf Ane GROCERIES. . 'REMOVAL! REMOVAL! . STIEFEL & COHN, Beg leave to announce to their friends and patrons, that they Removed to COMMERCIAL STREET, Next door to Keeney’s Hardware store. have WHERE THEY WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL THEIR FRIENDS. W E have justreceived a splendid assortment of Dress and Domestic Goods, consisting in part as follows : R ich Flounced and Aquilla Robes. Silks, Satins, Merinos, Plaids, DeLaines, Cloaks, Shawls, Searfs, Bonnets, Flats, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Matting, &e, &c, &e. Together with an excellent vrrlety of Hosiery, Gloves, Embroidery, and all other gvods appertaining to our business, which we Offer at Remarkably Low Prices. WH Give us a call. -teQ STIEFEL & COHN, Philadelphia store, Commercia! street, Nevada. P. 8S. We have an entrance from Broad street, opposite the National Exchange. January 14th—tf CAUTION. NEW CROP RAISINS! HAVING LEARNED THAT Old Raisins of the Crop of 1857 are frequent—ly offered for sale as— NEW FRESH FRUIT, ofa very superior quality, constantly on hand ; also, FRUIT, LEMON, POUND & SPONGE CAKE. Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied with every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices. WENDELIN DREYFUSS. January 281859. $25 REWARD. HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID TO any person who will return to the subscriber a Double-Barrel SHOT GUN, which was taken from the Ranch of W. H. ORR, and kitown as Foster's Ranch, about two weeks ago. The name of “J, Harri-on, 1852," was on the brecch of the Gun Nevada, Feb. 4, 1859—tf J. HARRISON. FOR SALE. HE BRICK RESIDENCE, ON HIGH STREET, . _ lately otvned by W. H. ORR; containing EIGHT ROOMS tell plastered. The House ix centrally located and is ono of the most convenient in Nevada. ALSO—TIIE HOUSE next tothe rasidence of J. R. McConnell, on Sacramento street. (= The above property will be sold very reasonable on application to * CHAS. FOSTER. Nevada, Feb. i—tf Opposition Line of Steamships New Youk and San Francisco Line. SEMI-MONTHLY Via PANAMA! The splendid steamships Orizaba, Cortes, Uncie Sam & Siérira Nevada, On the Pacific Ocean, and The NORTH STAR, ARIEL And Northern Light, On the Atlantic Ocean. Tre pustiie are respectfully informed that the above Line will commence ranning on the FIFTH OF MARCH; next, when tho favorite steamship ORIZABA.. esssesecseceeseeseeses Captain BietHEN, Will be dispatched for Panama, Buyers are requested to notice that the oxty rats-. And that from and after that date steamers will INS OF THE NEW CROP how in market, are those from thecargo recently received direct from Malaga by the.undersigned, per clipper brig “Pride of the Sea.” To Prevent Fraud, Buyers shoufd observe that every box of the New Fruit bears a conspicuous brand over the shipping mark as follows : g “Pride of the Sea.”—C. & D. The Frvit may be always known By its Fresh and Superior Condition. For sale by CROSBY & DIBBLEB, feb4-1mis 11L Battery street. I. WILLIAMSON, AUCTIONEER, Wil attend to sales in any part of the County of Rea Estate or Personal Property. OFFICE—Commercialand Pinerstrect; Nevada Nevada, Nov. 12th sail regularly on the 5th and 20th of each montb, For freight or passage apply to C.K. GARRISON & CO., Agents. San Francisco, Jan. 2S—td CHINA STORE. C SANG respectfully informs the people of Grass © Valley and Nevada that hehas opened a new Sto'e in Grass Valley, and will keep coustantly on hand, Rice, Brandy, Giu, Fish, Candles, And a good assortment of CHINESE GOODS, CHOY Wow. Grass Valley, Jan. 28, 1859—3m* : FOR SALE. OODYEARS' best India Rubber Boots, single double soles, at the oneteer eae Bete SOL. KOHLMAN. deelT Cor. Broad & Pine stree i LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN TO THE PUBLIC. ZeB~ This celebrated Gin—pretending to nothing but what it is, viz > a pure and unadulterated artiticle, and assuming no artificial merits of what it is not, as some of its rival imitators do—after five years of public approvs! and very extensive sales in California, has been pronounced by the public to be superior, not only as a beverage of general use, to any other article competing against it, but is Unrivalled in its Medical Efficiency in most cases of complaints. To persons travelling in these days ofrapid transit from East to West, North to South, who are constantly changing their water as well their climate; who are drinking, indeed, 2 dozen kinds of water in every twenty-four homss, and each draught containing some pruperty acting inchemicat antagouism to the preceding one thereby causing an unnatural degree of excitement to the stomach—it is positively and absolutely necessary to usc a counteracting agent. From the fact that the “London Club House Gin,” is prepared expressly to meet such exigencies, and to act as we know it will act, as an antidote we confidently prescribe it as the very best article in the country. ‘Fhe name of “Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps” has never been attached in any way to this article. In first presenting the “London Club House Gin,” to the public, my aim was te give them a pure and unadulterated article of Gin, and te eall it by its right name. The successattending its introduetion and extensive sale in California is a sufficient guarantee of the high appreciation of the article by eonsumers. Variouz parties have from time to time put up and shipped to California an article which they call “Crus House Gix.” My Gin, which has gained such a reputation in California, is branded on the cases, “Old London Club House Gin, W. H. D”’ The bottles aleo have a white labe! with a fac similie ofmy signature. I caution all partiesto beware of imitations. WM. H. DALY. Sole Importer, New Yor. jan25-tf cusrom MADE CLOTHING, —AT— HEUSTON, HASTINGS, & CO. Cor.of J & @nd Sacramento. EUSTON, HASTINGS & CO. 416 Broadway New York, have established a Gents’ Clothing & Furnishing Goods STORE IN SACRAMENTO. We intend to kecp as large a Stock and as good an assortment in Sacramento as are kept in any house in New York. Every garment warranted equal to custom make and our prices defy competition as we buy for cash and sell for cash only. —REMEMBER OUR STORE IS Cor. J & 2nd St. Sacramento. All the new styles we receive by every mail steamer. Sacramento, Dee. 24th, 1858.—tf DIAMONDS, GOLD WATCHES, Jewelry and Silver Ware. FOR SALE BY fae BARRETT & SHERWOOD . W». 1 Daly Esq. 135 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. ARTICLES OF GoLp.—Consisting of Ladies aud Gentlemen’s Watches of all descriptions, Chatelaine, Fob, Vest, Guard, and Neck Chains, Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Brooches, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Pencil Cases, Lockets, Buckles, Rings, Card Cases, Snuff Boxes, Seals, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon Slides, Charms, Thimbles, Cane Heads, Armlets, Crosses, and everything new and beautiful in Coral Work, Cameos, Jet Work and Mosaic. Antic.es oF Strver—Consisting of Napkin Rings. Knife, Fork and Spoon, in cases, Salteellars, Spoons and Forks, Ice Scoops, Fish, Desert, Butter, Fruit, Pie, and Cake Knives, Pitchers and Goblets; Tea Setts, complete, Cake Baskets, Castors, Butter Dishes, Salyers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Coffee Urns, Card Basketa, ete, 72 Diamonds set in every stylo ef ornament now in fashion. Country orders, sent by express, ate attended to with punctuality and dispatch, and satisfaction in all cases guaranteed. Watch Repairing commands our particular and prompt attention. d24 { } ! } . tured for many rears in th PRE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD MO have built a NEW THEATR NEV have fiitted it up ls a ee % ae AN ot, Syrup of Yellow Dock, Sat atl: And Iodis Potash for Purifying the bleed ané fr eure of SCROFULA, MERCURIAL Disrases, RexeMat, Cutastors .Exvrtioss, Stunnorn ULcend, Lit ComPLaINTs, Loss OF APPETITE, GENERAL Daesn &e-. valled. This medicime has long been before the pu and simee 1850 has gradually increased in usefulness . public favor, and gained the highest reputation for . cure of these diseases to whichit is adapted—being pared from the best matersals and compounded on se. tifie principles; we are confident from the intrinaie m and from past experience that it will continue te g full satisfaction. Manufactured only at the Drag ba of S.T. WATTS, No. 92 First street, Marysvile, For 2 general tonic of the system it stands Sold by EF. SPENCE, Druggist, Oct. 25, 1858--tf (No. 32 Main street, Nev: To THE PUBLIC —I bave had so many ealls for preparation known as “Opiate Balsamique,” whi have been using in my practice for some time, for eure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, etc., that 3 am strongly dueed te give more general publiciry toit. And, in: ommending this medicine to the public, as 1 eontide: do, and to all who have made useof “Thorn’s Extr: Lunhesitatingly pronounce it to be more effencid pleasant and convenient than that or any other form; giving the remedies used. It is prepared only at the Drug Establishment of 8 WATTS, Ne 92 First st Marysville, and sold by E. F. SPENCE, Dealer in Drugs, and Medicine . etcsas wit No. 32 Main street, Nevs "Let no false delicacy prevel you from consulting Dr. CHAS TOZER, of “acrame' who has attended and eured so many within the . Four years ; and all you who have no means to ean find in him a friend, who will make no charges examinations oradvice. We wonkl reeommend all are in trouble to call on him: and also to look over treatise on venereal in another part of this paper. Doctor’s office is on Sixth Street, between J. an Sacramento, Noy, 12—ly aa Theregnlar meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE 16 willbe held every Tuesday evening atthe new onPine street, (Kidd's new building.) H W GALYVIX, N. no J.B. Vanuwacan, See’y. PREMIUM HAIR TONIC. WARRANTED to restore Grey Hairs to their orig color, and thin or decayed hairs to their youthful h viznee and beauty. Also, to eure, effectually, & ys and Dandruff. Reasons why it shonld he nsed in feranee to any other preparation for the hair: First—one bottle will restore grey hairs to its orig] color Second—One half bott., will cure the worst e Dandruff. VYbhird—Thereis ne Not soil the fines: oil inthe preparation, und This is 4 cheat a! trotion and has teen a Atlantic States, andi ered to the public and guaraateed as the best Hair storative now in use. ee This Hair Tonic wax awarded a rpeeial aipte atthe State Fair, Marysville, Angust last. Manuufactured only at the Drug Store of S.T. WATTS, Marysville. And schl by BE. FP. SPENCE, Nevad: Dec. 2—tf DALWZ’S VALLEY WHISKY] We beg to call the attention of Deglers, as well as sumers, to the following Certificates of well kn Chemists, who have analysed “Daly’s Aromatie Valley Whisky, The high reputation of the parties is a sufficient antee that the article possesses all the merit clai for it. WM. NEWELL& CO. Sole Agen State Assay er's Office, 32 Somerset street, joston, Mass., April 17th, 1858, Wim. H. Daly, New York : Dear Sir—I have made a Chem‘eal Analrsis ‘‘Aromatic Valley Whisky,” and tind it <a fine-flavored Rye Whisky, cortaining no injurious 4 ter of any kind, and reeominend it as suitable for m eal and publie purposes, Cianies T. Jackson, M. D. State Assay New York, April 19th, 185 Tnave analysed a sample of **Daly’s Arom: Valley Whisky,” and find it tobe eS articl fine favor, and without any deleterious admixture. James R. Cu1Ltos, M. D. Chemi: _ DearSir—Your ‘‘Aromatic Valley Whisk is received, and after careful examination, } find it t a pure article, entirely free from the adulterating i dientsso frequently used. James J. Mares, Chem to DALY’S sf Aromatic Valley Whisk Is put np in eases containing One Dozen Bottles e For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in Francisco. noy METROPOLITAN THEATRE. respectfully announce to the profession that ¢ WITH AN ELEGANT STOCK OF SCEXER And every requisite for Theatrical Entertainm It will be of a commodions size and will be rented the DAY, WEEK or MONTH for Dramatie Exhibi Concerts, &e.,on the most reasonable terms. Allcommunications must he addressed to GEO. S. P Nevada, Feb. 1, 1859. ae O. H. P. WHITE & CO,, Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, OFFICE=At the wholesale Grocery and Provision store of P J Brogan & Co., 52 Front strect, Sacramento City. We hate athorough Fire Preof Building, in which to store all Goods consigned to our care, which we may no be able to Forward on the day they arrive, and no charge made for storage. (4 Att Goons coming from San Francisco, by Sacramento, for your different localities in the interior, be particular in having marked, to care of *‘WHITE, SAC.”? that they may have prompt attention. Sacramento, Nov. 17—td Bathing, Hair Cutting and Shaving Saloon. FRANK H. FISHER Vy OULD respectfully inform his old friends and custemers that he hasreturnedto Nevada and opened afin Shaving, Hair Cutting § Bathing Saloon, On Broad 8t., Opposite National Hotel A liberal share of patronage is respectfully soii FRANK FISHER, Proprietor. Nevada, Aug. 13, 185e8.—1f. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. Broad Street, Nevada. J. HARVEY .HELM, Proprietor. The Undersigned would inform his friends and the public genetally that he can alway be found on hand atthe Em pire Livery Stable, with a Stock of Fast Horses, Buggies, Cari Wagons, &c. Always ready TO LET at any hour of the day or night on _the most satisfactory terms. Horses kept by the day, week, or month at the lowest rates. Nevada, Sept. 4, 1858. THE NEVADA FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. AVING established ourselves in the above busine H we are Now prepared to do all kinds of CASTING with fieatfiess and despatch. We have tools superier to those ofany other Foundry in the Mountains. and patterns for all of Saw Milf and Quartz Mill Machinery, Pumps, and Car Wheels from 8 to 15 inches in diameter, I ronts for Brick Buildings, Balcony and Awning Posts, Ae. We will also build STEAM ENGINES of all kinds, from 8 to 40 horse power. a “ is New & Watranted Perfect. Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running ordet, we can @ll orders quicker than any othershopin the mountains. Any ove wanting work done will do well to ¢alland examine our extensive lot of PATTERNS. 207 All ORDERS bests enact S ARTESVED TO. mM. HE bis McARTHTR, Feb. 18—3m Proprietors, FOR SALE. AYWARDS best Whito aid Blaek fodia, Rabber Has 5 Parte, — dackets, at the lowest warket =. SOL. KOWLMAN. dealt 2Cor, Bros & Pine st. Nevada. "THE PACIFIC FOUNDRY coos ANB cco MACHINE SEO (Established in 1850.) Every description of Machinery IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, We are sole makers of the justly eplebrated Howland’s Patent Rotary Quartz Mi WHICH HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY TESTE] In meny localities, and are believed to offer many vantag esover any other Mills now in nse. WE:ALSO MANUFACTURE Quartz Mill Machine Of any description required for use. Saw and Flour-Mill Machinery, Shing Machines, Steam Engines, Force Pumps, &e. Quartz Mills can be supplied at short nm tice With Screens of any finene Made from the best Russia Iren, and in the moat feet manner. We have fantiities for furnishing this a: ti to any extent which may be reqnired. fe ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT. for any ofthe above,or other articles imour Mne. 1 our design to turn out the best work for which weh facilities, atleast not inferiorto those of any ether tabishment on the Pacific Coast and at the mostri sonavle prices. z GODDARD, HANS€OM & RANKID San Francisco, Feb72-6m (Late Goppann & New Blacksmith Shop. SAMUEL T. OATES as a Blacksmith experienced in the V¥arid are: HIS SERVICES TO THE PURE 1 anches of the trade. Blacksmithing Done on Short No AT REASONABLE RATES, f New Shop atthe foot of Main street, n-ar bridge. Orders solicited from friends and the within this Statc. { . t 4 ry SAMUEE T. Oar “8 Nevada, Jan. 28, 1859—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechaniea? Den Corner Room 2d Story Kidd & Knox's Brick. > DR. CHAPMAN will be happy to on those wishing his services. Tee ter having bec&me sensitive from posure ofthe nerve ef otherwise be filled without cansing pain. All Dentaloperations performed in & neat and eu! al manner, and satisfaction guarafiteed in all cases, Dk. CHAPMAN designs making Nevada his p esidence. nel 5 County®! r’s Office COURT HOUSE, NEVADA. Joun L. Gawete, { } J. OFTRO County Sutteyor. yety. LL persons arc hereby cantioned agginat ew ghey J other Surveyors than suc as may be de put from this office. Extract from Laws of Catiforuia ) Crar.20, Sec. 3. Now ' oF re sarver berea ma 4 by. any person except the Canty Surveyor or yshallbe considercdlegal.evidenee in “ms Ci _ SUWS B.C AMEE Nevada., June 26¢h1857,

aS + ~~ al + lt Che *ebada Fournal Leave Grantrev.—Judge Field has been granted leave of absence from the State for four months. Pike County Market.—Z. P. Roussin has established himself in the substantial and fancy market line on Commercial street. He designs making his place the spot to buy edibles. See his advertisement. The triangular Quarrel—The last mail brings the desirable information that the row betwecn Douglas, Fitch and Jeff. Davis had been left to friends to settle. Either of these gentlemen are willing to bleed but, lika Sniktaw, they dont want to bleed more than a quart at a time. WS A good cigar is a great luxury, and those of our friends who wish to indulge in one, should call on M. Greenhood, on Broad street, who keeps a large stock of tobacco, cigars, pipes, etc. A Lone Session. — We learn from one who knows, that the prospects of a long session of the Legislature are perfectly splendid. The measures thus far passed upon are of little importance to the State at large, and the idea is entertained that the last of the session will be no more favorable in this regard than the first. Aid to Washington Monument.—The giorious 22d was devoted by the Senate to the passage ofa bill making an annual appropriation of $1,000 as the contribution of California to the Washington Monumett. Greeley’s “pumpkin and} River Scenery.—The San Francisco Times says: The late rains have started vegetation everywhere, and coming down the Sacramento is now regarded as a pretty trip. Along the banks the trees are putting forth their leaves and the grass springing up with renewed beauty.— The distant Sierra Nevada monntains on one side and the Coast range on the other, tipped with snow and their bases donned in beautiful green, render the landscape exceedingly attractive. The rolling hills of Solano, with their uniform crop of wild oats, now in the fullness of their glory, adds to the rest, and to the steamboat traveler these things form a pleasing sight. Tueatre.— The Sacramento Dramatic company, consisting of Yankee Addams,” Miss Belle Divine, Miss Annette, and Messrs. Potter, Thayer, Gale, Turpin and others will appear in “Miral da” and “The Last Crime” on Eaturday Miss Annette will execute several popular dances on (ta-morrow) evening. this her first appearance in this city.-Miss Divine will sing favorite sorgs in her usual popular style, and enact the part of Miralda in the Drama of that name. ’ ig a favorite comic “Yankee Adams’ actor with many, and is said to take the characters on this occasion, best calculated to draw ont his peculiar powers. High Fountains —The highest fauutains in the world are the Emperor Fountain, at Chatswoirh, England, 267 feet; one in Cassel, 190 feet; one at St. Cloud, 150 feet, and one at Versailles, 90 feet. ke The Shasta Repudlican advocatstake monument” stands a fair chance. ing the building of permanent county of rising a little. Remonat—Kerysrone Market.— Archy McAllister has removed the Keystone Market to the other side of Commercial street. opposite his old stand, and still calls on his old friends and customers to honor him with their calls and orders. Mac is one of the eldest market men in town, and good to trade with. Faun a Lirrie.—A correspondent of the Morning Call attempts to establish the reputation of Mount Shasta as the highest mountain in the wold, He Beckwith, of the U. S. Topographical Enginecrs, asserted its states Capt. approximative height at about 21,000 fect above the level of the sea, That's raising Mount Shasta considerably, and rather oversizing his pile. Gaireiy Caveutr.—Cox, a citizen of Yolo county, arrested Alex. Giiffin in Sacramento, on Monday, and apprised Sheriff Boring of the fact. Under Sheriff Van ‘Tuesday Hagan proceeded below on morning, and the next day accompanied the prisoner to San Qnentin. ed for she next fifteen years by this time, nuless the Governor’s heart gets in a! melting mood, at the recital of Griffin's . wrongs. The Mill: in the accounted Cocau-nut for.—A friend of ours accounts for the spite of the Demacrat tewaras George Lenhart on the following principle.— Ile says one of the inmates ofthat insti. tution having been an unsuccessful ap plicant for every vacancy present or prospective, and seeing all the officers in good health in the county, he imag. will be yacancics from and it {ain it is not in their line to resign, ines. there ro deaths, is quite takes the only recourse left to secure a place for himself by procuring if possible aremoval. He pitches into Lenhart. therefore, to get him turned out. Our philosophic friend sees a corroboration his theory in the late attempts of the Democrat to take back all it has said against the Sheriff and heaping it with interest upon his deputics. We take no part in this side issue. We copy the following interesting item concerning the Odd Fellows from the Union Democrat of Sonora, Opp Fettows.—This institution has, during the eight years just passed, expended in charity in different ways, in the several States of this Union, the sum of $5,600,000, and assisted 235,074 ofits members during the same time, besides its widows and crphans “who received their special care. 1t numbers at present 175,000 members, and the sum of $20,000 is required annually by the grand lodge of the United States to perform its necessary functions, in collecting its statistics and paying its members, who are required to meet once a year at Baltimore. At its last session it was voted to have a national celebration, and a large committee was raised to carry it into effect. It is to occur in New York city the last week in April next. f&?* The Jackson Ledger relates the following as worthy of particular mention: An incident that occurred in Jackson, has just reached our ears, and thinking it pretiy good, we give it to our readers Mr. —— and his wife were sitting quite clese to each other, in their home; the husband feeling somewhat love-like, although for years a married man, put bis arm around his wife, and saiuted her quite affectionately. The wife pushed him away, saying: “You should not de such things when the door is = and people are passing, they will think we are not married. if they see us kissing each other,” Probably Griffin has a cell engag. ceri offices, says: . Ifthe county cannot buy, the county . can certainly build, and build of marble, and of the very best of marble. At a small expense marble can he sawed at the quarry of Bass, and prepared for a . public building. A building of marble jfrom the quarry named would be a . credit to the county. . ! The Proposed Nevada Territory. —. . . James M. Crane, delegate elect from . the Territory of Nevada, issued a cireu. lar on 18th January, to members of . Congress, presenting a long array of ar. guments why the bill to organize that . Territory should become a law. Its length is about 600 and width 450 miles. Crane was always a longtwinded, gar. rulous cuss. } ~ RAE ne oan . [= A clergyman in Philadel pbia has given a new version of the phrase “fighting on his own hook.”” But yon can't get the mannerin which ke renders it. Listen toit— for “fighting on his own hook,” read “waging war on the prudent individuality of bis personal curve.” . Thegeutl_man who thus gives elegance } to a popular rendition is a cousin to the . . minister who rendered “Let him that is j without sin east the first stone,” into “It . is the prerogative of innocence to propel the imtiary boulder.” this lang ? a ieee re, isn tit i el pe i £3 In view of “bumcombe’ ’ ona war itary apparatuses of the State of Miss . issippi: ; “4 flint lock muskets—all rusty, and i no breeches to at least two. 1 c#nnon. 5 7 bayonets—rusty, with no points. A pile of beits and scabbards, but no swords, 50 catri'ge boxes. 5 major generals. 10 brigadier generals and 60 colonels. 60 lieutenant colonels, 60 majors, and will soon have 600 captains. 1200 lieutenants. 4800 sergeants and 4800 corporals. We are happy to say, however, that we have no privates—the Legislature having dispensed with that useless portion of the army.” . . \ H . . = The habit of going constantly armed with a knife or pistol, or both, has been a most prolific cause of crime. The greatest coward is likely to commit under such circumstances the most unprovoked mrrder. Fear makes him anxious to anticipate his opponent, and the more likely to commit an outrage, and hence the most inoffensive man simply guarding his own rights or pursuing his own reasonable and lawful amusements, is liable to be shot down by such a cowardly dog. A Russian View oF THE AcautsiTIioN oF CuBa.—The Russian organ, published at Brussels, in speaking of the President’s hankering after Caba, says : The war which might result from it would be far more disastrous than the Crimean war, which has cost so mueh goldand bloodto the world. It would bea war with a nationwhose products are the first element of industry in all parts of the world, and whose commcercial intercourse makes an important branch of income for most Governments. It would be a violent rupture of all the arteries of commercial circulation ; it would be a fatal separation between Europe, which needs America, and America which can dispense with Europe.— Take from Engiand the gold of California, ana the cotton of Louisiana, and her industry will at once be stopped in its prosperous action. We sincerely hope that such a terrible occurrence will not take place. tS Women can easily preserve their youth, for she who captivates the heart and understanding never grows old. Married happiness is a glass ball. The glad couple play with it during the . honey-moon, when it falls and is broken. ; Teasse bestovred upon tae, i That’s a pretty long and broad cireular and ought to cover the whole ground. . Queer thing, . in defense of Southern rights, the Vicks. burg Whig took an inventory of the mil> 3, ri 1 Home-made Hams & Bacon! i eee public are carnestly invited to call and examine our choice stock of Home-made Hams and Bacon, which we offer for sale at low cash prioe GROHS & cO., Central Market, Commercial St. Nevada, Feb. 18, 1859. CARLEY’S SALOON, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. A. B. CARLEY, _ this methodof informing his friends and the public generally, that he has purchased the above Saloon and intends to keep always on hand the very bestof Wines, Ale, Porter, Cider CIGARS, &c., &c., &c., This saloon is located one door above the Nevada Journal Establishment, Is a prime place of resort, and has the reputation, which the proprictor is bound to maintain, of furnishing the best Liquors in the mountains. A PLANK WALK from Broad street connects with the Saloon, N_ ada, Feb. 18, 1859. UNITED STATES HOTEL, Broad Street, near Pine, We take pleasure in informing the public that are We are now prepared to accommodate travellers te in as comfortable astyle as any Hotel in tha mountains. It will be ourconstant aimto render our house as pleasant a retreat as can be found anywhere, t» ees are moderateand as fair an equivalent y-il be returned for cash received as the times will allow. Those of our friends who formerly favored us with their patronage at the Monumental are assured that they will find the same comforts in our new establishment as was found in the old. Meals....Fifty Cents. Lodgings 50 and 75 cents. GRUSH & PARKER, Proprietors. Nevada, Sepfs3d, 1858. H.w. GALVIN, Manufacturer and dealer in SADDLES, HARNESS, SPURS, BRIDLES, COLLARS, WHIPS, &C. ae AVING RECENTLY REMOVED to a more comE modious stand in Kidd & Knox's fire proof brick House, Tam now prepared to accommodate the publie o everything in my line of business AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. LS JOB WORK done promptly and in good style MySTOCKIS LARGE, andasI Do MY OWN WORK I feelconfidentthatI can please every one wanting ar ticles in my line e Nevada, Sept. 17, 185&8—3m. On Broad Street, one Door above 8 W. McAbec’s Crockery Store. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Panama Railroad with steamers of . THE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S AT ASPINWALL FOR New York and New Orleans Departure from FOLSOM STREET Whar . The Magnificent Steamship Will leave Folsom street wharf for Panama, S. Mails, Passengers, and Treasure, with L . SATURDAYE... ..--. ..--.. Mar. 5th . At 9 o'clock, A. M., precisely. Passengers by the P.M. S. Co’s Line are landed o their arrivals at Panama upon the wharfat the railroa terminus, by the Company’s steam ferry boat, and pro ceedimmediately by Railroad across the Isthmus. =e 5, a S. Mails alwaysinreadiness toconvey themto New . York or New Orleans, Pass: 4 ? 2 5 e 4 o ig * h-7 “ 2 £ 5 3 a a ° 5 Ps Pg 9 Pal pinwall. kets are furnished, including the transit s. Passengers are notified that all tickets for the steam ers ofthe U.S. Mail 8.8, Co, must be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry andexchange, as they will not otherwise be z lable. y For Freight or pass epply to “ORBES & BABCOCK, Cor, Sacramento and Leidesdorf s DAVIES’ EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada fi bn subscriber has epenedthe finest Saloon in the _ Mountains. underthe above name, for the pleasure and accommodation of his friends and the social public. THE NEW ALOON . hasfitted upin the most elegant style, with regard on ly to taste andcomfort and not expense . The Bar, one ofthe Finestin the state, . Islargely stocked with Liquors, Wines, Ale & Porter, . Cigars, ofthe choicest and most approved brands. . Lwillalwavs befound at this place, ever ready to wait . tpon my friends and enstomers With the best of Liquors . } tobe found in this city. T. TE. DAVIES. Proprietor. Nevada, Now. 5th, 1858. THE NEVADA JOURNAL Book and Job Printing Office. Main Street, Nevada, opposite the Express Offices Wa_ Tho Proprietors of this stublishment would inform the citizens of Nevada county, that they ar e always prepared to executo PLAIN AND FANCY PARIEN TING! In a Neat, Speedy and Accurate manner, and as cheap as thecheapest. We invite attention to our manner of Printing Bill Heads...Circulars....Certifica es.... Cards Cheoks.... Programmes.... Posters Ball Tickets...Bllls of Fate ete... BROWN & WAITE, P roprietors. DRUGS Pe) > ee Medicines, Perfumeriecs, &c. E. F. SPENCE HAVING PURCHASED T's STOCK OF DRUGS BELONGING TO DR. Bailey, at Lark’s old stand, 32 Main street, is now prepared to furnish his customers with ALL THE ARTICLES (wholesale or retail) usually foundin a wellordered Drng Store, ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF Oils, Paints, Dye Stuffs, Camphene Fancy Articles, etc., etc. ALL ORDERS BY EXPRESS or otherwise promptly attended to A LIBERAL DISCOUNT made to the Trade. PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. E. F. SPENCE, No. 32 Main street. June L1, 1858—tf Having sold my interest inthe Drug Store to Ee F. SPENCE, and being about to leave Nevada,I tak much pleasure in recommending him as“my successo™ aud bespeaking for him acontinuance of tho liberal pat ¥. E. BAILEY, -?. s for New Orleans proceed by directsteam. Se a re stteeaith okes_cdae Toys! Dolls! Holiday WHOLESALE AND RETAIL A? SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS!!! 47 Broad street, opposite Mayers’ Shoe Stere. HE ladies and gentlemen of Nevada city and T county are most respectfully invited to call at 47 Broad street, and examine the largest and best selected stock of Toysand Fancy, Goods, ever exposed in the mountains. The collectionis so complete, that in all probability nobody will leave the store without purchasing, as it eomprises large invoices of India Rubber Dolls, Doll Heads, Toys of all descriptions, Wax, Kid, China and Papér Dolls, China sets, Baskets, Buckets, Wagons, ,Wheelbarrows, Guns, Swords, Cannons, Drums, Horses, and Musical Instruments of all kinds, and thousand other articles too numerous to mention. Also a choice collection of Gift, Toy and Story Books. A. PEYSER, 47 Broad street. Nevada, December 3d, 1858. Trees! Trees!! Trees!!! Trees!!!! CHARLES S. MERWIN, ELL known in Nevada as -‘Posey,” is again among you and ready to furnish the people with any and every variety of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Flowering SHRUBS, PLANTS, GARDEN SEEDS, From the celebrated Garden and Nursery of Wilson Flint, Sacramento. I will give good bail to sell all the above articles cheaper than any one else in the state. Those desirous of purchasing will do well to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere at two prices. p I will be found on Commercial street, opposite the St. Louis Hotel, till further orders. Cc. S. MERWIN. Nevada, Dee. 10th, 1858, T. ELLARD BEANS & CO. —Offer at Greatly Reduced Prices— 100 Kegs assorted Nails ; 200 BoxesCandles ; 25 bags Rio and Java Coffee ; 50 cases Assorted Pie Fruits; 80 kegs S. F. and E, B. Syrup ; 25 boxes Raisins ; 50 kegs Butter; 50 bags California Beans; 50 boxes Hjll’s and Colgates Soap ; With a large and complete assortinent of all kind oGoods in our line of business. Consisting in part of— Flour—Potatoes—Pork —Bacon—Hams= ~ “ickerel— Salt Salmon—Codfish-Crackers—California Cheese— Ranéh Butter—Pickles—celebrated Curions Tea, and choiestjassortment of Can and Shelf Goods. EV2R BROUGHT TO NEVADA WINES AND LIQUORS. We would alsoinform our friends andthe public thaf we have added toeur large stock a compieteagsortim p, of Wines aad Liquors, ce nsisting of Sainsevain’s Sparkling Angelica and White W‘net California Wine, Clare:, Sauterne, and Ginger Winet Gum, Kaspbe#ry, and LemonSyrup, Peppermint, Hostetters, Bokers, and Stoughton Bitters, Wolfe’s Aro, matic Schnapps. Afe and Portei, New York, fine mixed, and Old Dock Brand#)4Vhisky, Gin, Sherry and Port Wine PF We call attention to the above Stock. Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Pay Goods delivered Free of charge. T. Ellard Beans & Co. Nevada, May 28th 1858. “WAGNOLIA.” The Magnolia Saloon, next door to the U. 3. Mint No. 148 Comm reial Street, Openunder the Supervision of . }CAPTAIN EDWIN A. RIGG } G. S NORRIS, Oysters Furnished in every style. San Francisco, Sept. i—tf ! J.M. Hamitrox & Co.” General Dealersin Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Bellows Anvils, Glass, Paints, Linseed, Lard, Sperm and Polar Oi's, Leather and Rubber Belting, Powder, Fuse, Cordage, Tackle Blocks, Duck. Rubber Hose, Hyraulic Pipes, . cksilyver, Lead Pipe, Plows, Straw Cutters, ete. etc. ' At their old Stand, 27 Main street. . M MILTON. decl7 } ee = See i 7 eats . Wood! Wood! Wood! } teaecinarens 1LOO@ CORDS OF DRY WOOD! FOR SALE CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, ——Hag HAULING DONE AT THE SHORTEST NO. e TICE. Apply «t the Store of Gregory & Wickes.g C. PURTYMAN, February 3, 1859—3m . NEW DAVENPORT && Co New Groceries. AVENPORT & CO., respectfully inform their old friends and customers that they have taken . he New Fire-Priof Store, corner of Main and Washington streets, anl are now receiving a Splendid Assortment of Provisions and Groceries, LIQevOoRSsS, c&c. Als6— A choice assortment of Which we offer at the lowest market Prices. STORE! . Presents ! . . i Se DRY GOODS STORE . LUBECK & CO., ~ Qn about the 6th of January the undersigned will open a WHOLESALE and Reta Dry Goons Srorg, at the stand now occupied by Stiefel & Cohn, on Broad street, Nevada, where can be found the finest and choicest stock of * Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Embroiderics, Ribbons, Bonnets, Millinery, Hosiery, Carpets, Oil cloths, &c., to be had in Nevada. It will be our particular care and aim to please all who may visit our place for the purchase orinspection of Goods Politeand gentlemanly Clerks will be always in attendance to wait upon Customers. Nevada, Dec. 31-tf 8. LUBECK & CO. MORRIS ROSENHEIM, Watchmaker & Jeweler, AND DEALER IN FINE JEWELRY, Watches and Diamonds. Main Street, twodoors from the Nevada Journal Office. Nevada, April 23d, 1858.

STODDARD & FALL. New Boot & Shoe store Everything in the Boot and Shoe Line Made and Repaired to,Order In the neatest and most workman-like manner. HOICE STOCK KEPT CONSTANTLY ON hand and for sale. MR. STODDARD is well known as the old workMan in the establisment of Wm. R. Coe. Opposite the New Market of McAllister, Commercial Street, Nevada. s. W. STODDARD. WM. FALL. Nov. 25, ’58 3—ms H. H. Wickes & Co., BROASY SUREET....-.-00---.0--000-0502 NEVADA Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &c., &c. £ ARE IN CONSTANT RECEIPT OF THE following articles in our line: Drugs, Porcelain White, Medicines, Spices, Chemicals, Port Wine. Dye Stuffs, Sherry Wine, Pants, Madeira Wine, Turpentine, Fine Brandy. White Lead, Holland Gin, Red Lead, Window Glass, Litharge. Lara Oil, Brus yes, Sperm Oil Alcohol, Polar Oil, Starch, Fish Oil, Pearl Barley, Castor 1, Tapioca, Patent Medicines Copal Varnish, Bay Rura, Neats Foot Oil, Canary Seed, Linseed Oil, Perfumery, Cooking Extrac's, Japan Yarnish, Coach Varnish, Sarsaparilla, Davsar Varnish, Putty, Webber's Cordial, Cherry Pectoral Zinc Paint, Wistar's Balsam, Together wit: a general and compicte assortment of articles ia our line, which will be sold at prices as low as they can be afforded in the mountains. : DR. H. H. WICKES & CO. Corner of Broad and Pine stree:s N evada, Jan. 4, 1858—tf FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, FOR SALE. VE the following varieties, such as Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach, Plum, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond, Quinec, English Walnut, Fig and Pomegranate, of different ages. Catalpa, China Ailanthus, Laburnum, Elm, Weeping Willow, and a great many varieties of Climbing and Ornamental Shrubs. gr Roses and Green House Plants, Irish Ivy, Honeysuckle, Passion Flowers, Grape Vines, Gooseborries, Blackberries, Raspberries, Strawberry plants, all the leading varieties. We Bulbous Roots and Flower Seeds—imported from Boston; California Vegetable Seed. Al. ways on hand, Pinks, Sweet Williams, Wall Flowers, Violets, Tri colors, Daisies, Holly Hocks. Chrys anthums. Plans made and gardens laid out in elegant style, by the subscriber. F. MILLER, On Main strect, below Metropolitan Theatre, or Box 96 Post Office. Nevada, Dee. 16th, 1858. TALLMAN & TURNER, H.L Coyg . Brick Building, No. 18 Commercial street, Nevada Sign of the “LARGE PADLOCK.’ “EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 2 very large and general assortm:nt of Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, &e. &e. &c Also—Bench Tools, Table Cutlery, HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS. Medal awarded to us by the State Fair held at Marysville, in August last for best Hose Pipe on Exhibition ! COPPERSMITHING, We are prepared todo all kinds of Coppersmithing inthe best style. JOB WORK Se" Done to order atthe shortest notice. 23 7 Give us acall, we are confident that we cansupply all wishing anythingin our line. Nevada, January 1, 1859. UNITED STATES BAKERY, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. HE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the interof Dreyfuss & Eastman in the above well known BAKERY, will hereafter carry onthe business and are prepared to furnish customers, and all who may favor him with a call, with all articles in his ine at prices to suit the times. Je@~ Miners wishing to purchasetheir WINTER . Boston Brown and Graham Bread SUPPLIES would do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. 7&GOODS delivered free of charge. Nov, 26—tf Ane GROCERIES. . 'REMOVAL! REMOVAL! . STIEFEL & COHN, Beg leave to announce to their friends and patrons, that they Removed to COMMERCIAL STREET, Next door to Keeney’s Hardware store. have WHERE THEY WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL THEIR FRIENDS. W E have justreceived a splendid assortment of Dress and Domestic Goods, consisting in part as follows : R ich Flounced and Aquilla Robes. Silks, Satins, Merinos, Plaids, DeLaines, Cloaks, Shawls, Searfs, Bonnets, Flats, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Matting, &e, &c, &e. Together with an excellent vrrlety of Hosiery, Gloves, Embroidery, and all other gvods appertaining to our business, which we Offer at Remarkably Low Prices. WH Give us a call. -teQ STIEFEL & COHN, Philadelphia store, Commercia! street, Nevada. P. 8S. We have an entrance from Broad street, opposite the National Exchange. January 14th—tf CAUTION. NEW CROP RAISINS! HAVING LEARNED THAT Old Raisins of the Crop of 1857 are frequent—ly offered for sale as— NEW FRESH FRUIT, ofa very superior quality, constantly on hand ; also, FRUIT, LEMON, POUND & SPONGE CAKE. Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied with every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices. WENDELIN DREYFUSS. January 281859. $25 REWARD. HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID TO any person who will return to the subscriber a Double-Barrel SHOT GUN, which was taken from the Ranch of W. H. ORR, and kitown as Foster's Ranch, about two weeks ago. The name of “J, Harri-on, 1852," was on the brecch of the Gun Nevada, Feb. 4, 1859—tf J. HARRISON. FOR SALE. HE BRICK RESIDENCE, ON HIGH STREET, . _ lately otvned by W. H. ORR; containing EIGHT ROOMS tell plastered. The House ix centrally located and is ono of the most convenient in Nevada. ALSO—TIIE HOUSE next tothe rasidence of J. R. McConnell, on Sacramento street. (= The above property will be sold very reasonable on application to * CHAS. FOSTER. Nevada, Feb. i—tf Opposition Line of Steamships New Youk and San Francisco Line. SEMI-MONTHLY Via PANAMA! The splendid steamships Orizaba, Cortes, Uncie Sam & Siérira Nevada, On the Pacific Ocean, and The NORTH STAR, ARIEL And Northern Light, On the Atlantic Ocean. Tre pustiie are respectfully informed that the above Line will commence ranning on the FIFTH OF MARCH; next, when tho favorite steamship ORIZABA.... esssesecseceeseeseeses Captain BietHEN, Will be dispatched for Panama, Buyers are requested to notice that the oxty rats-. And that from and after that date steamers will INS OF THE NEW CROP how in market, are those from thecargo recently received direct from Malaga by the.undersigned, per clipper brig “Pride of the Sea.” To Prevent Fraud, Buyers shoufd observe that every box of the New Fruit bears a conspicuous brand over the shipping mark as follows : g “Pride of the Sea.”—C. & D. The Frvit may be always known By its Fresh and Superior Condition. For sale by CROSBY & DIBBLEB, feb4-1mis 11L Battery street. I. WILLIAMSON, AUCTIONEER, Wil attend to sales in any part of the County of Rea Estate or Personal Property. OFFICE—Commercialand Pinerstrect; Nevada Nevada, Nov. 12th sail regularly on the 5th and 20th of each montb, For freight or passage apply to C.K. GARRISON & CO., Agents. San Francisco, Jan. 2S—td CHINA STORE. C SANG respectfully informs the people of Grass © Valley and Nevada that hehas opened a new Sto'e in Grass Valley, and will keep coustantly on hand, Rice, Brandy, Giu, Fish, Candles, And a good assortment of CHINESE GOODS, CHOY Wow. Grass Valley, Jan. 28, 1859—3m* : FOR SALE. OODYEARS' best India Rubber Boots, single double soles, at the oneteer eae Bete SOL. KOHLMAN. deelT Cor. Broad & Pine stree i LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN TO THE PUBLIC. ZeB~ This celebrated Gin—pretending to nothing but what it is, viz > a pure and unadulterated artiticle, and assuming no artificial merits of what it is not, as some of its rival imitators do—after five years of public approvs! and very extensive sales in California, has been pronounced by the public to be superior, not only as a beverage of general use, to any other article competing against it, but is Unrivalled in its Medical Efficiency in most cases of complaints. To persons travelling in these days ofrapid transit from East to West, North to South, who are constantly changing their water as well their climate; who are drinking, indeed, 2 dozen kinds of water in every twenty-four homss, and each draught containing some pruperty acting inchemicat antagouism to the preceding one thereby causing an unnatural degree of excitement to the stomach—it is positively and absolutely necessary to usc a counteracting agent. From the fact that the “London Club House Gin,” is prepared expressly to meet such exigencies, and to act as we know it will act, as an antidote we confidently prescribe it as the very best article in the country. ‘Fhe name of “Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps” has never been attached in any way to this article. In first presenting the “London Club House Gin,” to the public, my aim was te give them a pure and unadulterated article of Gin, and te eall it by its right name. The successattending its introduetion and extensive sale in California is a sufficient guarantee of the high appreciation of the article by eonsumers. Variouz parties have from time to time put up and shipped to California an article which they call “Crus House Gix.” My Gin, which has gained such a reputation in California, is branded on the cases, “Old London Club House Gin, W. H. D”’ The bottles aleo have a white labe! with a fac similie ofmy signature. I caution all partiesto beware of imitations. WM. H. DALY. Sole Importer, New Yor. jan25-tf cusrom MADE CLOTHING, —AT— HEUSTON, HASTINGS, & CO. Cor.of J & @nd Sacramento. EUSTON, HASTINGS & CO. 416 Broadway New York, have established a Gents’ Clothing & Furnishing Goods STORE IN SACRAMENTO. We intend to kecp as large a Stock and as good an assortment in Sacramento as are kept in any house in New York. Every garment warranted equal to custom make and our prices defy competition as we buy for cash and sell for cash only. —REMEMBER OUR STORE IS Cor. J & 2nd St. Sacramento. All the new styles we receive by every mail steamer. Sacramento, Dee. 24th, 1858.—tf DIAMONDS, GOLD WATCHES, Jewelry and Silver Ware. FOR SALE BY fae BARRETT & SHERWOOD . W». 1 Daly Esq. 135 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. ARTICLES OF GoLp.—Consisting of Ladies aud Gentlemen’s Watches of all descriptions, Chatelaine, Fob, Vest, Guard, and Neck Chains, Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Brooches, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Pencil Cases, Lockets, Buckles, Rings, Card Cases, Snuff Boxes, Seals, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon Slides, Charms, Thimbles, Cane Heads, Armlets, Crosses, and everything new and beautiful in Coral Work, Cameos, Jet Work and Mosaic. Antic.es oF Strver—Consisting of Napkin Rings. Knife, Fork and Spoon, in cases, Salteellars, Spoons and Forks, Ice Scoops, Fish, Desert, Butter, Fruit, Pie, and Cake Knives, Pitchers and Goblets; Tea Setts, complete, Cake Baskets, Castors, Butter Dishes, Salyers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Coffee Urns, Card Basketa, ete, 72 Diamonds set in every stylo ef ornament now in fashion. Country orders, sent by express, ate attended to with punctuality and dispatch, and satisfaction in all cases guaranteed. Watch Repairing commands our particular and prompt attention. d24 { } ! } . tured for many rears in th PRE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD MO have built a NEW THEATR NEV have fiitted it up ls a ee % ae AN ot, Syrup of Yellow Dock, Sat atl: And Iodis Potash for Purifying the bleed ané fr eure of SCROFULA, MERCURIAL Disrases, RexeMat, Cutastors .Exvrtioss, Stunnorn ULcend, Lit ComPLaINTs, Loss OF APPETITE, GENERAL Daesn &e-. valled. This medicime has long been before the pu and simee 1850 has gradually increased in usefulness . public favor, and gained the highest reputation for . cure of these diseases to whichit is adapted—being pared from the best matersals and compounded on se. tifie principles; we are confident from the intrinaie m and from past experience that it will continue te g full satisfaction. Manufactured only at the Drag ba of S.T. WATTS, No. 92 First street, Marysvile, For 2 general tonic of the system it stands Sold by EF. SPENCE, Druggist, Oct. 25, 1858--tf (No. 32 Main street, Nev: To THE PUBLIC —I bave had so many ealls for preparation known as “Opiate Balsamique,” whi have been using in my practice for some time, for eure of Gonorrhoea, Gleet, etc., that 3 am strongly dueed te give more general publiciry toit. And, in: ommending this medicine to the public, as 1 eontide: do, and to all who have made useof “Thorn’s Extr: Lunhesitatingly pronounce it to be more effencid pleasant and convenient than that or any other form; giving the remedies used. It is prepared only at the Drug Establishment of 8 WATTS, Ne 92 First st Marysville, and sold by E. F. SPENCE, Dealer in Drugs, and Medicine . etcsas wit No. 32 Main street, Nevs "Let no false delicacy prevel you from consulting Dr. CHAS TOZER, of “acrame' who has attended and eured so many within the . Four years ; and all you who have no means to ean find in him a friend, who will make no charges examinations oradvice. We wonkl reeommend all are in trouble to call on him: and also to look over treatise on venereal in another part of this paper. Doctor’s office is on Sixth Street, between J. an Sacramento, Noy, 12—ly aa Theregnlar meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE 16 willbe held every Tuesday evening atthe new onPine street, (Kidd's new building.) H W GALYVIX, N. no J.B. Vanuwacan, See’y. PREMIUM HAIR TONIC. WARRANTED to restore Grey Hairs to their orig color, and thin or decayed hairs to their youthful h viznee and beauty. Also, to eure, effectually, & ys and Dandruff. Reasons why it shonld he nsed in feranee to any other preparation for the hair: First—one bottle will restore grey hairs to its orig] color Second—One half bott., will cure the worst e Dandruff. VYbhird—Thereis ne Not soil the fines: oil inthe preparation, und This is 4 cheat a! trotion and has teen a Atlantic States, andi ered to the public and guaraateed as the best Hair storative now in use. ee This Hair Tonic wax awarded a rpeeial aipte atthe State Fair, Marysville, Angust last. Manuufactured only at the Drug Store of S.T. WATTS, Marysville. And schl by BE. FP. SPENCE, Nevad: Dec. 2—tf DALWZ’S VALLEY WHISKY] We beg to call the attention of Deglers, as well as sumers, to the following Certificates of well kn Chemists, who have analysed “Daly’s Aromatie Valley Whisky, The high reputation of the parties is a sufficient antee that the article possesses all the merit clai for it. WM. NEWELL& CO. Sole Agen State Assay er's Office, 32 Somerset street, joston, Mass., April 17th, 1858, Wim. H. Daly, New York : Dear Sir—I have made a Chem‘eal Analrsis ‘‘Aromatic Valley Whisky,” and tind it <a fine-flavored Rye Whisky, cortaining no injurious 4 ter of any kind, and reeominend it as suitable for m eal and publie purposes, Cianies T. Jackson, M. D. State Assay New York, April 19th, 185 Tnave analysed a sample of **Daly’s Arom: Valley Whisky,” and find it tobe eS articl fine favor, and without any deleterious admixture. James R. Cu1Ltos, M. D. Chemi: _ DearSir—Your ‘‘Aromatic Valley Whisk is received, and after careful examination, } find it t a pure article, entirely free from the adulterating i dientsso frequently used. James J. Mares, Chem to DALY’S sf Aromatic Valley Whisk Is put np in eases containing One Dozen Bottles e For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in Francisco. noy METROPOLITAN THEATRE. respectfully announce to the profession that ¢ WITH AN ELEGANT STOCK OF SCEXER And every requisite for Theatrical Entertainm It will be of a commodions size and will be rented the DAY, WEEK or MONTH for Dramatie Exhibi Concerts, &e.,on the most reasonable terms. Allcommunications must he addressed to GEO. S. P Nevada, Feb. 1, 1859. ae O. H. P. WHITE & CO,, Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, OFFICE=At the wholesale Grocery and Provision store of P J Brogan & Co., 52 Front strect, Sacramento City. We hate athorough Fire Preof Building, in which to store all Goods consigned to our care, which we may no be able to Forward on the day they arrive, and no charge made for storage. (4 Att Goons coming from San Francisco, by Sacramento, for your different localities in the interior, be particular in having marked, to care of *‘WHITE, SAC.”? that they may have prompt attention. Sacramento, Nov. 17—td Bathing, Hair Cutting and Shaving Saloon. FRANK H. FISHER Vy OULD respectfully inform his old friends and custemers that he hasreturnedto Nevada and opened afin Shaving, Hair Cutting § Bathing Saloon, On Broad 8t., Opposite National Hotel A liberal share of patronage is respectfully soii FRANK FISHER, Proprietor. Nevada, Aug. 13, 185e8.—1f. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. Broad Street, Nevada. J. HARVEY .HELM, Proprietor. The Undersigned would inform his friends and the public genetally that he can alway be found on hand atthe Em pire Livery Stable, with a Stock of Fast Horses, Buggies, Cari Wagons, &c. Always ready TO LET at any hour of the day or night on _the most satisfactory terms. Horses kept by the day, week, or month at the lowest rates. Nevada, Sept. 4, 1858. THE NEVADA FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. AVING established ourselves in the above busine H we are Now prepared to do all kinds of CASTING with fieatfiess and despatch. We have tools superier to those ofany other Foundry in the Mountains. and patterns for all of Saw Milf and Quartz Mill Machinery, Pumps, and Car Wheels from 8 to 15 inches in diameter, I ronts for Brick Buildings, Balcony and Awning Posts, Ae. We will also build STEAM ENGINES of all kinds, from 8 to 40 horse power. a “ is New & Watranted Perfect. Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running ordet, we can @ll orders quicker than any othershopin the mountains. Any ove wanting work done will do well to ¢alland examine our extensive lot of PATTERNS. 207 All ORDERS bests enact S ARTESVED TO. mM. HE bis McARTHTR, Feb. 18—3m Proprietors, FOR SALE. AYWARDS best Whito aid Blaek fodia, Rabber Has 5 Parte, — dackets, at the lowest warket =. SOL. KOWLMAN. dealt 2Cor, Bros & Pine st. Nevada. "THE PACIFIC FOUNDRY coos ANB cco MACHINE SEO (Established in 1850.) Every description of Machinery IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, We are sole makers of the justly eplebrated Howland’s Patent Rotary Quartz Mi WHICH HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY TESTE] In meny localities, and are believed to offer many vantag esover any other Mills now in nse. WE:ALSO MANUFACTURE Quartz Mill Machine Of any description required for use. Saw and Flour-Mill Machinery, Shing Machines, Steam Engines, Force Pumps, &e. Quartz Mills can be supplied at short nm tice With Screens of any finene Made from the best Russia Iren, and in the moat feet manner. We have fantiities for furnishing this a: ti to any extent which may be reqnired. fe ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT. for any ofthe above,or other articles imour Mne. 1 our design to turn out the best work for which weh facilities, atleast not inferiorto those of any ether tabishment on the Pacific Coast and at the mostri sonavle prices. z GODDARD, HANS€OM & RANKID San Francisco, Feb72-6m (Late Goppann & New Blacksmith Shop. SAMUEL T. OATES as a Blacksmith experienced in the V¥arid are: HIS SERVICES TO THE PURE 1 anches of the trade. Blacksmithing Done on Short No AT REASONABLE RATES, f New Shop atthe foot of Main street, n-ar bridge. Orders solicited from friends and the within this Statc. { . t 4 ry SAMUEE T. Oar “8 Nevada, Jan. 28, 1859—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechaniea? Den Corner Room 2d Story Kidd & Knox's Brick. > DR. CHAPMAN will be happy to on those wishing his services. Tee ter having bec&me sensitive from posure ofthe nerve ef otherwise be filled without cansing pain. All Dentaloperations performed in & neat and eu! al manner, and satisfaction guarafiteed in all cases, Dk. CHAPMAN designs making Nevada his p esidence. nel 5 County®! r’s Office COURT HOUSE, NEVADA. Joun L. Gawete, { } J. OFTRO County Sutteyor. yety. LL persons arc hereby cantioned agginat ew ghey J other Surveyors than suc as may be de put from this office. Extract from Laws of Catiforuia ) Crar.20, Sec. 3. Now ' oF re sarver berea ma 4 by. any person except the Canty Surveyor or yshallbe considercdlegal.evidenee in “ms Ci _ SUWS B.C AMEE Nevada., June 26¢h1857,