September 7, 1860 (4 pages)

i Sg es er ee ete NEV YADA . PUBLISHED BY . At Wiekee & Co.'s. Drug Store Broad St. Nevada BE. G WAITE & CO. 838 . —— orden : B. G. Waltz, T. W. LOCKWOOD, JOS. THOMPSON. ~277or . Por One Year, in advance (seut by mai!) —$5,00 . . Por Six Months, in advaucz... ee 3,00 For Tarce Months, (delivered by carrier). 2,60 . Z@™ Advertisements conspicuously inserted at reasonable rates. gsT Papers sent by mail payable in advance. As we have received a large addition to our: Jeb Office, we are prepared to do all kinds of Book and Job Printing. levine’s Works—Narionab Eprtiox.-—Geo. His Terms tor Stopping, Cleaning, ExtractW. Welch is the agent for a superb edition of . Irving’s Entire Works, in uniform siyle, pub-. lished by Putnam. Tw y-one vet Wes, One Six nami } volume to issue month! rs are alThe work is gotten upin ready from the press. a neat, but at the same time, cheap form, and is) Dr furnished here at $2 per volunre, payable as the numbers are deliyered. Tie embellishments are fine. The work is dono on tinted paper of the first quality. No library of an American is complete without the works of Washington Irving. As the edition of Putnam is furnished to subscribers monthly, cvery person ean provide himself with them in time without fe ling the cost. . Tur Dairy Reporter, published at San Jose, . hat were. organ of the Douglas is among the things Tne Leader, a mild scho ling, draws a portrait of Mr. Buchanan, We cx} which is not flattered by any me tract some of the choicest touches ? ee) . hanan, dressed in full evening} : : { eourtesies Of are cp ion, . “nts a Very striking and dignified net abundant hair of a glistening silver color; small, biuci rular features and a complex unnatural freshness tt . complaint. The hea is cocked to the left at an ai eye is contr, Ile is abour six feet ove or twe ees; the left ar fate; eonceals various old uuder the left ear; an e man lurches slight); > watks—Nature thus seewin onstitutional batred of the righi. Mr ine rill, almost female voice, aud w Leeks; and he is not by an spect, the sort of man likely vis throat fur any Chloe or ar te be reie Amer it in the hearts of the American L piace of devoted ¢ > g Y Andrew Jack the official i few others a dia Lord Or+ must ‘ompanior r. McLeod, { ugton, stands man as sad of 100i master in ¥ in as much awe of the wra th he were one of the fooimer tential clerk. To give J. B. his dne, we must sand troubl us nature that he is industi sand! rs are reaching him uonneing his eMicials as sec Democratic ¢ i] . he seem to sty It has had two « servile natures of sueh men as T Mr. Buchanan finds and iest instruments. As for Th lates in In ands,and n } 1@ exec likely that Th Lany such j perquisites 4 is due to the Presiden e himself has never beo rtion of the v »d others to obt for their aid to his Leee n schemes. He ; nor bey him, she the pecul k. Sut it iar is in in payn and other . malice while . their avar cratified; t roils under his tongue as so supply to him that reward his subordinates receive fro on swindling co lobby influence in regard to particular . Grigbt and early each morning Mr. Buchanan is up and at work, retiring each night io bed by . about half after 9 o’clock. Break ing at T al ed n ur Bek nd Illustrious ers his offices . } id office being a large second-floor ro j ty of the Presiden 3 . e There is a Jarge waiti j This waiting-room has a we larly clean carpet; old mahegany furniture fashioned horse hair coverings ; dusty wa and a few dusty busts of former Presi few dusty prints of the ‘Signers,” ar idated copy of the ‘Declaration’ i lal-wood frame. The President's is flice, in which be receives his C2‘: carpet to correspond with that outsid rest, there isa large table plac tween the two windows; ther well filled with ealf-bound bo the : there i immense hel! -r: pet down over the President's head: the leather-bottomed arm-chairs basket . } le Mr. Buchanan poor staring dewn frem a bad eminen oy his sull more unfortunate successor, and at! the table, hard at work—up to his ethows in pa. pers, and te his neck in politiesl mischief—sits the old Pubiie F a long dr lighted « lat I } ng . rre a few a wicker scrap = Scat; a bust unctionary ! He is arrayed in . ing gown and slippers, holds an unrin his month, and has a pecatiar . nervous twitching always to the left, as if some . n spirits were plucking him on that side by . eeve, and whispering distasteful counsel. © * *As cold in heart as the coldest oyster . in Virginia’s fundum ; as polisbel in manner (when he so pleze>s) as the surfaces of Lake Mzhopac, frozen solid undera night of calm: as fulse to friends as the treacherous beacons set . up by the wreckers of Rar: t ach as we have known him, we have de him, and . such js the only true portrait aow in existenco of Jaaes Buchanan.” a Artificial Teoth are a perfect NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORWING, _AUGUST 7 , 1860. . GREAT DISTRIBUTION ! DR. R. MH. HUNT, Physician and Surgeon, . Something that has never been done 3 LOUIS CELARIE’S G_eat Distribution ! TO COME OFF Thursday, November 1st. 1860, ce Sie SURGICAL AND rR MECHANICAL . So 2:7 82 ¥= OVER 87,000 in Jewelry Given Away. . ecieete . 273 Valuable Prizes ! . i DR. LEVASON'S stood this is not a Raffle or It ie designed to obtain Connterfeit of Nature, and T want it nude Gift Eatertainm FIXED FROM ONE to a COMPLETE SET. Werk ant customers, and to this end every one whe will bring me work to do im the jewelry, : or Dazuerrean business I wil in my line Those who want fag, and other Operations, Fach, : : mnty to pay me the will be warranted, TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS. iey will receive as many tickets in my great distri will not raise the price of my work. Purchasfers need not have the work done now, but at Brick. over Block &€0’s Clothing Store his Per. any time hereafter th ib be good for inv or like LEV ASON’S Powders, Tinctures and Brushes to oe had at his Ofice, ap stairs, in Kelsey’s New ere . wateh repair manent Residence, or at E. F. Spence’sa Drug Store, Broad Sirect, Nevala . i TayNevada, March 30th, 1860, j c --— a 2 Cash. B. FOGERTY, [Successor to John Downing,] . English lever chro. pometer balanced, full jewelled No. i S4O49 oe.cc0. 00s Soliocshacs eoee . 4 One gold huntin glish lever, chro995 re eee r rte eo nometer balanced, full jeweled, No. 34062 .. Sick, viieksasainbin wis yee ATTEND TO MAKING, CLEAN5 One very Ras hentia . : °G 2Ep . . watch, twenty jewels, 5 . ING and REPAIRING © Gal fet gold Ban ae ,EN by ENS of 2 NGi . ver, ruby jewels uby pallets, . ee ee ee Adams, No, 10818. Keeps constantly on hand, . 7 One fine sil j 4 } 8 One very fir + = pate = Fant? { 9 One fine g 5 . Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. . ‘dh ioaines Semestet tiecate es os Which he is prepared to make up in the . ll to 12 T gold opal ring : 6 . . 15 One very fine set, oe { on Reasonable Terms.) 4 (Oatiforvia quartz , inthe store room form-) 45 .Yiompson 2s ai Hari : juyi3 Latest Style, e the National Exchange. H. Hf. SHAPER & Co. . ngs, $138, 15, 16, 16, 16, 15, 15, 15, each. 26 A ve ine gold Florentine camec inve just received a large lot of o fine gold chatelaine, $38 30 Two spleudid gold p PURNITORE, Hair, Moss, Sring & Palu Muitres B.ankeis, Sheets, Pillowi Cases sterpanes, ard Comforters. . e gold guard cn: 64 . ; 35 A beautiful fine gold cameo set. oe tay ci *. 34 A fine hunting, silver, English lever { i ¥ . yatch, chronometer balanced full jew: : i 1 70013 7. aH re ! « H , oo rillde w fo CR ‘fore sending below . 16, attend to the busines are regtiosted to “> may! and key . } 48 A splendid DAVENPORT & CO.) 9 Pike oubis . by jewels WHOLESALE? RETALL . 50 41 Two in . 52 A very fine gok and quartz . br and ear ri shies DEALERS IN { 53 to 53 Three Calif belt . les 18, 20, 15 1 56 57 Two tine GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . 53. 4 fine hunting, silver, strong plattain, full jew i eter balanced Roshell, No. 70011 59 to 67 Nine California rings $15, 15, 15, — @; 20; 20. I) 80; BRS oe Baz QUsO0O HRS. . 583 guid basting, 405 wateh, three quarter plate, N Kelsey's New Building, 3 = i 69 to 71 Three fine gold locke COMMERCIAL STREET, . AND 72 73 Two fine larg 74 A fine hunti: Goovs DELIVERED is many tickets as they will ex. red, or any Jewelry or . ides obtaining the . bution as they . Remember that [. 104 pure brilliants + 80) 99-101 'T LEP SDIE SUTURES RS SIDR VOLUME li, NO. 18. POUR Tif Rotels & Restaurants. GiFT ENTERTAINMENT, C.W. YOUNG. $i2.soo. NATIONAL EXCHANGE, . GED. R. LANCASTER, In Prizes, will be Distributed fis HO . IN THE ORDER OF THE DRAWN NUNBERS, 5 TH * + Be. . $5,075, IN WATCHES. THs TABLE . } a ” Willat alltines be supplied with ail th ri . $1,350 IN DIAMONDS: Des, ace apipitigs ein w ail the varic $500 IN CASH. GAWS sUPPERS , $5,575 In the Most Rich and Elegent Arti. cles of Jewelry. ‘BROAD SIREET, NEVADA inforin thecitizenso® retravellipg public, that he : itheabove place, andintends . c. B. TRISH, 3L of the Mountains, ~t up throughout.— sient,ean be accom ia tle onsarpassedin the State of . Busine s Card: GEO. 8. HUPP. : . HILL & HUPP, RES FA URANT * . Attorneys and Counscilers at Law, . t, ore}. ot. Nevada. . Orrice, in William’s Brick Building, over G. . On Commercial street, Nevada. . Oy Santee Opposite Tallman & Turner's. —_—— Proprietor . y OULD inform the citizens of Nevada amd trav elle C+ WIESON HILL, ARGENT & NILES, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law&. C. NILFS, Notary Pablie. A. A. SARGENT, Com. for New York. OF FICEIN Kipv & Knox’s Brick Building, Broag Strect j . . sthat hehas opencd a . j ' { First Class Restaurant, . Under tke above nameard plate and guarantees to . please all who in aver him with their custom. . — . Having beeneng in this business for the past . E. W. MASLIN, } tive years heis-€ nined tokeepthe best Restau. Tautte be fouadin themonntaius. [le will always _ DISTRI CF ATTORNE 2 a . keep on hand, andcooked te order, Will practice in the Courts ef Nevada County C¥¥ICE—In the Court House. . Chickens, Quail, Hare, . . and in fact the best the market affords, . ] i = bellieh, eonstating i GOT UP TO ORDER ? Borris: can Le had at this place at all hours cf the THOMAS P. HAWLEY, . the first water, witha Parti : tionwilibe paidte the aceommo! YP artieufarattention wil} be paid to getting up . Attorney and CounseHor at Law, nomd sear ni he . tior Ladiesand Pay jes. __ . game suppers } AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ; } : ae SS Sa 590 i = ie Sate Paige ee i “ tule aah gpa 3 Oysters served Ofice—-Up Stairs,in Kidd & Knox’s BriekRuilg ee vated k bs Ri ae er be Lie . TIONAL the wwostlovivabietiotel inthe mountains, . SS upin every j ing, Corner of Broad and Pine strests, Nevada de by Daneli Loudon, No. 5397, . The Beds and Farniture style. Nevada, July 29, F859. “ ase, with hes y gold fob chain & P 5 excelled THE sTAGS Novadachave their ofices at.and take their depar turefrom the National Exchenge. a ‘The roo thet surreundin g country. i KVTEL OPEN ALL NIGHT, 5 . —THE BSAR~— Is Now UNDER THE . perienced bar keep on hand the very best quality of WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS. fine silver hunting FY Arnold Frodsiam 10 A fir old bunting lever i@ ruby je 11 Splendid diam monds of the f 12 One set broach & 13 A fine gold huntir yels } the Bar. GEO.R. LANCASTER. Nevada, Sept 17th, 1858. 3road Street.nearPine Wetake ple that we are ne ire ininformingthe public ‘ul diamon preparedto accommodatt Db. Jolson. 29 An opal and rab two > stant aimto render our honse 1d as fairanengnialent vi! bsreturned forcash received as the times willal low 3 ablishment as were found inthe oldMeals.. Fifty Cents. Lodgings 50 and 75 cents. : GRUSH & PARKER, Proprietors uby rings, rold huuti > er balance, eap—David Taylor, 0 Lwo opal riags, e > gold ve ), S35 Nevada, Sept 34.1858. 2 my Orleans Hotel, $37 . ORLEANS FLAT. 10} M. W. ¢ ONNOLY, full jewei'a, ¢ 68 Fi Proprieto1 ; . AVING ’ > furn sit wl iv favor I } Beds to 170 1, chrone iamond cap ! . fall jewl'd, each ¢ . 95 Asplendid diamond pia, 07-08 ‘Two ft . enur rin . CEFY MARKET. 4 JAMES MONROE, DEALER IN “REE OF CHarcGE,. 77 to : » broach ar ae I OF is j rings $75, af NE Oe Fresh Cee, Nevada Oct. 28, 1853 82 to 86 Five breaches and ear ri $25 rinzs $40, to 105 Sevente O. M. TOMLINSON, . NEVADA, CALIFORNIA. Will pay the Highest Current Cash Price for Wheat delivered at the Mill, . Half a mile North of Nevada City, . I , : are ae . » bo, 18, 25, 8.181 celets $30, 16, 8, 6, 20. On the Cooper Turnpike Road, And will—om advantageous terms—grind { ‘ GRAIN AND FLOUR WHEAT. . Farmers, Merchante, and othera, will find it for their interest to try it. Will also WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FLOUR at the Mill, at MERCANTILE RATES O. M. TOMLINSON 217 ‘ = ERENT ar ae 1 918 to 292 Four silver penei BOOK BINDERY. 222 223 Two plated fob ch _ —_—___ — 224 to i 3 ver 5 t Two coral nex Four pairs ve 5. 75, 60. FRAXK A. LEONARD. Offers his services to the Pablic’ injje . oo) . . a Vegetables, &e 123 Fine sily ' fhon 7 ‘Md = Sroka street, Nevada. ; acat Opposite the Virginia House. . Se = 4} id i Lt watch, fi ull jews eforthe Farm Sous VOSS PASS OPEN!! te Je.) The Pony Express laid in the Shade 42 . termine atel Ket acain on ComMenctaL SiKert, rt to beontdone in keeping a market. A GRAND FIT OUT FOR THE INXDIAN WAR! ALL kinds ef Drtep Bre z NESH MEATS iption with the dew on i he short found, and at the lowest A. McALLISTER. s can be May 18 each $14. 199 One sily ieweetes . 237 Twa bracelets gold buckl 16 . 200 Emerald , cET, BOOK BINDING . 237 Two bracelets gold buck 6 . 290 Eine reese THE EMPIRE HARKET. and j 239 to 260 Twenty-two gol rings One silver c: 20 . REPAIRING 38, 7,8, 8 124% 7 4, 8, &, 10, 7, 7, 7, % 7%, 6, 6, ~ 10,4, 4.4 % . 261 to 26: SIN Ss ES # ; BUSINES Phree magnificent Lady's rings . Mei F min . Sis, 33, 36.5. 2 Four pairs gold armle 62/. A = s oe ia) tDERS solicited. OMiee opposite the Book Gea dus texas ine fie ae pen é& peneil c 191 in the mountains Meats wholesale, meats by store of Geo. W. Welch, up stairs, Commere . ey il eS 44 One silver box.,.-. 24, the quarter side or carcass Cheap as the Street, Nevada. So ee ee RSE Pare Pas tages eee = o gold andeoral 40 . cheapest, and the best Live Stock forsale at al oe . 265 A California specimen breast pin. S. hree card baskets, 27 . times chia : Seeks wits . 266 267 Two fine gold guard ehains $7 35 . acelets, eae 105 N B—Not to bedifferent from other we inP 2 . 268 269 Two splendid quartz : 3] Hhree gold chatalaines, $35, 30, + each Rr eT E patrons to stay away un Likenesses! Liken2sseg ! . 270271 Two fine gold vest chains $83, 85.140 . 5 iwo specimen pine, cack $3, 8. * 42) less they have the CASH astiscei Sieeeasine . 272 A splendid diamond set, cross aud car ‘ ei sce aaah eric age Lane ae ss Bee SECOND lors & PREMIUM ‘warded at the late State Fa: , very heavy magi case, patent English lever, finely engraved watch, W. Cooper, maker No. shove articles will be disposed of by a Committee selected by the audience. T2 Cw Bw facie $1 00 LOUIS CELARIE. &rent anne of Prices FREGORY & BORING A. LIEBERT, DAGUERREAW ARTIST ESTABLISHED FOR THIRTY MONTHS, Broad st., opposite the Hotel de Paris, Nevada. . gx > \ JOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORMHIS Cus . GROCERIES, tomers and the public of Nevada and vicinity . that he will takeas before,the most beautiful and natural pictures of all kinds,aswellas can be ta . kenin the State, audat cheaper ratesthan heretofore. Life Size Photographs eS ‘ 7 A ° Taken and painted in oil or pastil colors, : Tis tong experiencein the Dagnerrean art give him the superiority over every operator in this} place and ESPECIALLY OYER HIS PUPIL RECENTLY . ESTABLISHED HERR, Hehas hand a beantiful assortmentof all kinds . of cases .nd gold lockets, sagt and see tne pictures of the best sa . Goods delivered Free of Charge. . DEALERS IN and NO 44. MAIN STREET, Fou will decide which is the best. TRUCTIONS GIVEN lpevery branch of the Art. Sepiembcrse, Oct. NM 1aB9.: PTO ee ween ee twee . 153 On Pine st. below US. Bakery. 4 NEVADA. 200-207 ‘Two sts 208-217 Ten goider+ 218 A splendid ge opais aud rub ches, cach $20, 20, 1 tine gold br CHAS. KENT. 29, 6,6, 201 3 $49, 36. 76} oo yur loc hes, each § 72} One quartz s *h and ear rin 60 . 254 One i rings, each $70, 30, 2 68 One quartz bracelet. 39 One set coral sleeve buttor 270-274 Five California gold buckles, 76 Two do. fob buckles, $30, 1 ; ‘ ve 4 SUMMER 30 Four fine gold sets with carbun es, enact sine at ES = TER 146 is Total value of Prizes. .-000eeeeee0s6$12,590 ' . . . eskeasaiay . DRY GOODS. The above articles will be disposed of, by a Committee selected by vote of the audience, as on former occasions. TICKETS ~ 21,00. C. W. YOUNG. Nevada, July, 13, 1860. = DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Corner Room second story, Kidd & Knox's Brick Building. . . , S. LUBECK & CO, Number 54, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, UR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF : greatly redaced Prices. will be happy te attend on those! wisaing his ser,i. ces. Teoth after having heeome sensi‘ive from exposure ofthe nerve or otherwise, wil! be filled . Ang DRESS MAKING department is superinwithout causing pain. . tended by WRS. RYAN. All Deatal operations performed in a neat . and substantial maaner, and satisfaction. . . anteed in all eases. i He designs making Nevada his permacen . residence. The Millinory, TERMS.. Seeesece treeseeeeess CASH “Country Orders promptly attended to . Areatl new,aud for styie and comfort canrotbe raing inall directions from! THiS BLOCK is substantially built of Brick . are airy and welliurnished,and from . -—-~ = you have a splendid view oi:tbe! MANAGEMENT OF an exho will keep constantly Nikel movement Me earnestly requests his old friend and custo. Matile, No. 2 mers to givehim a call at the N tional Ex‘UNEPEDSTATESHOTEL j travellersin as*mnfortable astyle as any : oC. gi : . te! Hotel in the mountains, Itwillbe onrcon. ge heenk BUILDING, situated prominentlyon Main . spleasant a retreat Those of our friends who formerly favored us i ularly invited to the ares Withtheirpatronageatthe Monumental are assured . that they willfind the same comforts in our new es€ ALLISTER keeps the Keystone Mare . Ladies wear , VENTson, BoLoeya ee, as . Come one, Come all—that is if you have . 99 . the CASH to pay forthe best Beer and Meats TILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS "3385 DRY GOUDS, embracing ail the newest . Dr. cuapman *¢ most Fashionable Styles, will bo sold at . T have employed the best evoks to befoundin the ; State. — aC iJ. R, M’CONNELL, JOHR CAkeee Giveme atrial and satisfy yourselyss that you ’ * . ean get 23 good a mealas car be badin Sacramento I M CONNELL & GARBER, ae . Attorneys and Counsellors st Law, y. 1%, “O9—té. ea Wil praesiee in all the courts of the 1¢ik Judi. cial District and in the Supreme court. Offes t= . Kidd's Block, up stairs, } UNION HOTEL, . ENGMAN & PEARSON,.... PROPRIETORS ee ee . Main Street, North San Juan } T. Be. MCFARLAND, feifully announce totbeir friensandthe Attorney & Counsellor at Law, i . 43 prblic eral that they have rented! = . fps Mieiitas a Hkieds smactcMee prepared to Office—Over Harrington & Patterson’s Saleop, 7 . . . #eceimmodate travelers and boarders in, a manner . « a . . that will not fail to give entire satisfaction. NEvapa, : 6 The traveler may rest assured, that here he . Nevada, July 13, 1860: wil. find ae eee specifully anno Cacrrorsia. . TS . change. . €ood Rooms and Beds, . JOHN ANDERSON, . A LIVERY STABLE, AND A ATTORNBY-AT-LAW, . quarter seconds, chronometr ti 2 . Isconnectedwiththe Monse.andpartiealar atten . TA Eirs 3 AND ad foe ISAS . tionwillbe given totaking careof Herses; Carria . supplied with the very best in the market. Justice of the Peace, . ges.eanatallimes be procured by application at Xs . BStases leave this Hotel Dajlyfor Marys. Up sta f in Kelsey’s New } valle, Sacramento, Nevada, Camptonyille, For= > . est City, and Downi a A ES Brick, Com. St. Nevada oes E. W. SNITH, A Stage for Cherokee, Columbia Hill, and HumJustice of the Peace, bug City. } ; September 2, 1859—if Office in Flagg’s Brick Building, up-staire. San Juan Theatre. MRS. E. STONE Female Physician, Student of Gezin College, Germany. Residence on Broad street, Nevada, next te the Methodist church. ' street, has lately been rented by the subserib. ers, and handsomely fitted up tor Dramatic Exhi1. bitions, Concerts and Lectures. The seats wiil comfortably accomodat andience. The attention of Man and Agents is partieE. B. TAYLOR, . Homeopathic Physician, OFFICE—On Commercial strect, over Pieg & Welch’s Bookand Crockery Stere, Nevada, July 13, 126€. GMAN & PEARSON. WILLIAM R. COE. & COL! SIMON MAYERS. MAYERS MRS. HOLDRIDGE, Female Physician and Obstetrician, Attends Ladies through their confinement, . BOOTS Fal SHOES. . Having procured a large, newjand well selected . { Sicch of . , and treats all discases peculiar to her sex.— IBOOTS AND SHOES . Those desirous of being restored to bealth and ing of Bnkert’s and other celebrated . becoming mothers will do well to pay her a visit rers’ make,} . or write stating the particulars. Also a patent ' Man Hints supporter to assist Ladiesin confinement. Mra JV OLANS; . U. has a certain and speedy care for all kinds Boys’ Boots and Shoes, of Cancers, canker: and Rheumatism. . Letters addressed to her will receive prompt, ‘attention. Visits made to any part of the States , Patients received at her Residence, which af . situated on Cement Ilill, one mile from Nevada Ladies’ and Misses’ SHOES AND GAITERS, And in short, every thingnecessary tefurnish a first jvl-tf MRS.S.s IR class Bout and Shee Store com te. We are = Pres wea a = PALDRLOOR: prepared to solicit the patronage of a genej ~wWw PRETES rous publie with a eor our abali . ye WILErA Wax, ty ta zi x b . Entire As we Importour best steck from Philadelphia . ourselves, we are enabled to wa it as genuine, and to sell at the most accommodating prices. In quality of goods We Will Not be Surpassed! . We have a large assortment of A ee re ee. atistaction. Willattend to salesin any part of the county of Real Estate or Personal Property. Office land Pine street, Nevada. BOOT and SHOE FINDINGS! Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Which we design to keep on handandaellata . CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CLTLERY, SILVER-WARE & FANCY GOODS tB che Wace wom Kelsey’s Block, Commercial st., near Pine i business in Nevada. NevApa Ciry, + t : Cattrornta. can make it advanta, R = 1<ses to patronize us . Ege Watches Carefully Repaired and Jewelry Coruerof Main and Commer. Madcto Order. All articles Guaranteed. Nevada, July 13th, 1860. cial Streets. December 29, ween Re res . R Be TW BS) a a A. T, es . soamummeeiineeneteneaenaten ree enn ee . > a nial : > S Wea ! ‘ J. C. BIRDSEYE. Cc. N. FELTOR. . BOOTS AND SHOES! . SIRDSEYE £-00. . ay. BANE ERS. . = i ees No. 30 Main St. Nevada., CONNELE & PRAYNY. . purcnase coup DUST AND BULLION . Broad Streot, At the Highest Market Rates. \ } . [Opposite the Post Office i ie lace he ea Advancesmade on GOLD DUST for Agmay i Offer to the eitizens of Nevada andthe . or Coinage at the U.S. Mint. . p public generally, a choice aud well se. i Sued con ce CHECKS AT PAR, ’ On San l’rancisco, Sacramento an Marysviile, Our SIGHT EXCHANGE on METROPO: LITAN BANK, New York, for sale im Rubber wear. Thosein want of sums to suit . . . A Custom Made Article ! lupe archare State aud County Securities at : . the highest rates. . Can be accommodated in a style unsurpassed, . Wag-Deposites received, Collections made {and afit guaranteed. We allow none to comand transact a general Banking business. pare with us in . Nevada, April 19, 1859—tf Making and Repairing ! eS ae . C W. MULFORD, 4. 1. HAGADORS CONNELL & PENNY, y y é BANKERS, Attho Old stand, Mainst, Nevada. bi A . GOLD DUST BOUGHT At the Highest Market Rates. _Sicut Cnecks on Sacramente and San Franvisce at PAR. SS ce: nae Ne: eae > F-S~ Dust forwarded to the U. &, Braneh 1} Repair jhat dae eat J one, Mint for Assay or coinage, and advanees made In his Fire Proof Brick Building, on thesame if required, . Opposite Kidd’s New Banking House, Broad St. . Coumty Script bought at the highest mardet rate OF THE =e a GEORGE W. KIDD ie GRANITE BUILDING, ¢ : eS, . BROAD —. Two doors above the National N_AND AFTER THE FIRST OF APRiz,. GOLD, DUST AND BULLION BovuGUT 1859, the trains of the Sacramento Valley At the Highest Market rates. ! Railroad willleave as follows, viz : iber: J 1} 8 : : Libera advanees made on DUST for ASS The Passenger Trains. COINAGE at the U.S. Mint. ee Willtieave the Depot at foot of Kstreet, at Sacra. CHECKS AT PAR mento at7 o’clock, A. M.,and 2 P, M. . On SACRAMENTO and SAN FRANCISCO. Boots and Shoes. ¢. Of every description—fine, coarse an *. Alsoa fall assortment of Philadel Benkerta Boots. ane { { } . ; iene { . oH. W. GALVEN, . Saddlery AND Nevada Nov. 11, 1859. MER ARRANGEMENT . 7¢Willlcave Folsom daily (Sandays excepted) at . A‘M. -and 5} P.M. f On Sundays, willleave Sacramento at 7 A M., SIGHT EXCHANGES sold on the Prineipal eitie }and2P M.,wilileave Folsom at9A.M.and5 P.M. . of the Union in sums to suit. TiCKET OF FICE—On Front street, under the DEP JSITS received, COLLECTIONS made an “What Cheer House.” a . Regular Fare over the Road, @2each way. general Banking Business transacted, . } Excursion Ticketsfor Sundays, outand back, $2,/ __febl7'60t seal pecal Freight for Folsom i r ifice. } Willbe taken up by everytrar n, excepting Sundays. . N evad a A ssa y ’ ce. Up way freight by the 2 P. M.trainonly. . ee . Freight must be deliveredat the Deyot,foot of 1, . . Street, halfan hour beforethe departure oftrains, . . clseit willbe retained for the next train. . JAS. J. OTT, Rates of Freight—Upward, €3per ton, to Folsom[Suce ssor of F. Schotte Downward, 31,50 (for st perton to Sacramentc, i ee . NO. 30 MAI STREET, The7 A. M.trainout from Sacramento connects . Golda ana Ores wh stages penn onion nt pamed places, and . Ofevery description Melted, Refinec and As ssengers proenri 1cake o ke hce i . % } —— Fibres Sherer ssc Be egg in . sayed at San Franeiseo rates aud returns made Thestages run from all of the following named . 1? Bars orcoin, within a few hours. My assays 1 connect withthe 12 Mtraintrom Folsom, . are guaranteed. Bare discounted at the lowest nStcramentoONE HOUR BEFORE THE . market price. . SAN FRANCIS S BOAT LEAVES ! J Leaded Fold and Black and lots . Nevada » Grass Valley, Auburn, y ; i ba = 3 . Sea Hill. Forestcity, Downieville, bought st she Rietnet aatees a saat . Orleans Flat, Ophir, Gold Bill, 9 . INinoistown, YankeeJim’s, Greenwood WINHAM ) . Georgetown Mormon Island, Coloma El} oie 2 gore Springs, Placerville, / PATENT HOSE COUPLE NGS. . Prairie City, Michigan Bar Cook’s Bar . . r igeings. Live Site: pe. (HE BEST AND CHEAPEST HOSE ieee ae Live Oak City, Arkansas Diggings . COUPLING for. mining pnt poses ever invented ; Willow Springs, Drs town, Amador, . For sale at Langton’s Pieneer Exrrees Office. Main . Sutter, Jackson, Fiddletown, . etreet Nevads. INO PATTISON. Arent. i J.P.RO BINSON, Superintendent . Also, for edle at all of Langton's Express Ofiee Sacramonto, 1252-tf ‘ brenghout the nerthern mines. jnlyzo i Se Se aT” a°. ot es ba]

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The work is dono on tinted paper of the first quality. No library of an American is complete without the works of Washington Irving. As the edition of Putnam is furnished to subscribers monthly, cvery person ean provide himself with them in time without fe ling the cost. . Tur Dairy Reporter, published at San Jose, . hat were. organ of the Douglas is among the things Tne Leader, a mild scho ling, draws a portrait of Mr. Buchanan, We cx} which is not flattered by any me tract some of the choicest touches ? ee) . hanan, dressed in full evening} : : { eourtesies Of are cp ion, . “nts a Very striking and dignified net abundant hair of a glistening silver color; small, biuci rular features and a complex unnatural freshness tt . complaint. The hea is cocked to the left at an ai eye is contr, Ile is abour six feet ove or twe ees; the left ar fate; eonceals various old uuder the left ear; an e man lurches slight); > watks—Nature thus seewin onstitutional batred of the righi. Mr ine rill, almost female voice, aud w Leeks; and he is not by an spect, the sort of man likely vis throat fur any Chloe or ar te be reie Amer it in the hearts of the American L piace of devoted ¢ > g Y Andrew Jack the official i few others a dia Lord Or+ must ‘ompanior r. McLeod, { ugton, stands man as sad of 100i master in ¥ in as much awe of the wra th he were one of the fooimer tential clerk. To give J. B. his dne, we must sand troubl us nature that he is industi sand! rs are reaching him uonneing his eMicials as sec Democratic ¢ i] . he seem to sty It has had two « servile natures of sueh men as T Mr. Buchanan finds and iest instruments. As for Th lates in In ands,and n } 1@ exec likely that Th Lany such j perquisites 4 is due to the Presiden e himself has never beo rtion of the v »d others to obt for their aid to his Leee n schemes. He ; nor bey him, she the pecul k. Sut it iar is in in payn and other . malice while . their avar cratified; t roils under his tongue as so supply to him that reward his subordinates receive fro on swindling co lobby influence in regard to particular . Grigbt and early each morning Mr. Buchanan is up and at work, retiring each night io bed by . about half after 9 o’clock. Break ing at T al ed n ur Bek nd Illustrious ers his offices . } id office being a large second-floor ro j ty of the Presiden 3 . e There is a Jarge waiti j This waiting-room has a we larly clean carpet; old mahegany furniture fashioned horse hair coverings ; dusty wa and a few dusty busts of former Presi few dusty prints of the ‘Signers,” ar idated copy of the ‘Declaration’ i lal-wood frame. The President's is flice, in which be receives his C2‘: carpet to correspond with that outsid rest, there isa large table plac tween the two windows; ther well filled with ealf-bound bo the : there i immense hel! -r: pet down over the President's head: the leather-bottomed arm-chairs basket . } le Mr. Buchanan poor staring dewn frem a bad eminen oy his sull more unfortunate successor, and at! the table, hard at work—up to his ethows in pa. pers, and te his neck in politiesl mischief—sits the old Pubiie F a long dr lighted « lat I } ng . rre a few a wicker scrap = Scat; a bust unctionary ! He is arrayed in . ing gown and slippers, holds an unrin his month, and has a pecatiar . nervous twitching always to the left, as if some . n spirits were plucking him on that side by . eeve, and whispering distasteful counsel. © * *As cold in heart as the coldest oyster . in Virginia’s fundum ; as polisbel in manner (when he so pleze>s) as the surfaces of Lake Mzhopac, frozen solid undera night of calm: as fulse to friends as the treacherous beacons set . up by the wreckers of Rar: t ach as we have known him, we have de him, and . such js the only true portrait aow in existenco of Jaaes Buchanan.” a Artificial Teoth are a perfect NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORWING, _AUGUST 7 , 1860. . GREAT DISTRIBUTION ! DR. R. MH. HUNT, Physician and Surgeon, . Something that has never been done 3 LOUIS CELARIE’S G_eat Distribution ! TO COME OFF Thursday, November 1st. 1860, ce Sie SURGICAL AND rR MECHANICAL . So 2:7 82 ¥= OVER 87,000 in Jewelry Given Away. . ecieete . 273 Valuable Prizes ! . i DR. LEVASON'S stood this is not a Raffle or It ie designed to obtain Connterfeit of Nature, and T want it nude Gift Eatertainm FIXED FROM ONE to a COMPLETE SET. Werk ant customers, and to this end every one whe will bring me work to do im the jewelry, : or Dazuerrean business I wil in my line Those who want fag, and other Operations, Fach, : : mnty to pay me the will be warranted, TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS. iey will receive as many tickets in my great distri will not raise the price of my work. Purchasfers need not have the work done now, but at Brick. over Block &€0’s Clothing Store his Per. any time hereafter th ib be good for inv or like LEV ASON’S Powders, Tinctures and Brushes to oe had at his Ofice, ap stairs, in Kelsey’s New ere . wateh repair manent Residence, or at E. F. Spence’sa Drug Store, Broad Sirect, Nevala . i TayNevada, March 30th, 1860, j c --— a 2 Cash. B. FOGERTY, [Successor to John Downing,] . English lever chro. pometer balanced, full jewelled No. i S4O49 oe.cc0. 00s Soliocshacs eoee . 4 One gold huntin glish lever, chro995 re eee r rte eo nometer balanced, full jeweled, No. 34062 ... Sick, viieksasainbin wis yee ATTEND TO MAKING, CLEAN5 One very Ras hentia . : °G 2Ep . . watch, twenty jewels, 5 . ING and REPAIRING © Gal fet gold Ban ae ,EN by ENS of 2 NGi . ver, ruby jewels uby pallets, . ee ee ee Adams, No, 10818. Keeps constantly on hand, . 7 One fine sil j 4 } 8 One very fir + = pate = Fant? { 9 One fine g 5 . Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings. . ‘dh ioaines Semestet tiecate es os Which he is prepared to make up in the . ll to 12 T gold opal ring : 6 . . 15 One very fine set, oe { on Reasonable Terms.) 4 (Oatiforvia quartz , inthe store room form-) 45 .Yiompson 2s ai Hari : juyi3 Latest Style, e the National Exchange. H. Hf. SHAPER & Co. . ngs, $138, 15, 16, 16, 16, 15, 15, 15, each. 26 A ve ine gold Florentine camec inve just received a large lot of o fine gold chatelaine, $38 30 Two spleudid gold p PURNITORE, Hair, Moss, Sring & Palu Muitres B.ankeis, Sheets, Pillowi Cases sterpanes, ard Comforters. . e gold guard cn: 64 . ; 35 A beautiful fine gold cameo set. oe tay ci *. 34 A fine hunting, silver, English lever { i ¥ . yatch, chronometer balanced full jew: : i 1 70013 7. aH re ! « H , oo rillde w fo CR ‘fore sending below . 16, attend to the busines are regtiosted to “> may! and key . } 48 A splendid DAVENPORT & CO.) 9 Pike oubis . by jewels WHOLESALE? RETALL . 50 41 Two in . 52 A very fine gok and quartz . br and ear ri shies DEALERS IN { 53 to 53 Three Calif belt . les 18, 20, 15 1 56 57 Two tine GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . 53. 4 fine hunting, silver, strong plattain, full jew i eter balanced Roshell, No. 70011 59 to 67 Nine California rings $15, 15, 15, — @; 20; 20. I) 80; BRS oe Baz QUsO0O HRS. . 583 guid basting, 405 wateh, three quarter plate, N Kelsey's New Building, 3 = i 69 to 71 Three fine gold locke COMMERCIAL STREET, . AND 72 73 Two fine larg 74 A fine hunti: Goovs DELIVERED is many tickets as they will ex. red, or any Jewelry or . ides obtaining the . bution as they . Remember that [. 104 pure brilliants + 80) 99-101 'T LEP SDIE SUTURES RS SIDR VOLUME li, NO. 18. POUR Tif Rotels & Restaurants. GiFT ENTERTAINMENT, C.W. YOUNG. $i2.soo. NATIONAL EXCHANGE, . GED. R. LANCASTER, In Prizes, will be Distributed fis HO . IN THE ORDER OF THE DRAWN NUNBERS, 5 TH * + Be. . $5,075, IN WATCHES. THs TABLE . } a ” Willat alltines be supplied with ail th ri . $1,350 IN DIAMONDS: Des, ace apipitigs ein w ail the varic $500 IN CASH. GAWS sUPPERS , $5,575 In the Most Rich and Elegent Arti. cles of Jewelry. ‘BROAD SIREET, NEVADA inforin thecitizenso® retravellipg public, that he : itheabove place, andintends . c. B. TRISH, 3L of the Mountains, ~t up throughout.— sient,ean be accom ia tle onsarpassedin the State of . Busine s Card: GEO. 8. HUPP. : . HILL & HUPP, RES FA URANT * . Attorneys and Counscilers at Law, . t, ore}. ot. Nevada. . Orrice, in William’s Brick Building, over G. . On Commercial street, Nevada. . Oy Santee Opposite Tallman & Turner's. —_—— Proprietor . y OULD inform the citizens of Nevada amd trav elle C+ WIESON HILL, ARGENT & NILES, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law&. C. NILFS, Notary Pablie. A. A. SARGENT, Com. for New York. OF FICEIN Kipv & Knox’s Brick Building, Broag Strect j . . sthat hehas opencd a . j ' { First Class Restaurant, . Under tke above nameard plate and guarantees to . please all who in aver him with their custom. . — . Having beeneng in this business for the past . E. W. MASLIN, } tive years heis-€ nined tokeepthe best Restau. Tautte be fouadin themonntaius. [le will always _ DISTRI CF ATTORNE 2 a . keep on hand, andcooked te order, Will practice in the Courts ef Nevada County C¥¥ICE—In the Court House. . Chickens, Quail, Hare, . . and in fact the best the market affords, . ] i = bellieh, eonstating i GOT UP TO ORDER ? Borris: can Le had at this place at all hours cf the THOMAS P. HAWLEY, . the first water, witha Parti : tionwilibe paidte the aceommo! YP artieufarattention wil} be paid to getting up . Attorney and CounseHor at Law, nomd sear ni he . tior Ladiesand Pay jes. __ . game suppers } AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ; } : ae SS Sa 590 i = ie Sate Paige ee i “ tule aah gpa 3 Oysters served Ofice—-Up Stairs,in Kidd & Knox’s BriekRuilg ee vated k bs Ri ae er be Lie . TIONAL the wwostlovivabietiotel inthe mountains, . SS upin every j ing, Corner of Broad and Pine strests, Nevada de by Daneli Loudon, No. 5397, . The Beds and Farniture style. Nevada, July 29, F859. “ ase, with hes y gold fob chain & P 5 excelled THE sTAGS Novadachave their ofices at.and take their depar turefrom the National Exchenge. a ‘The roo thet surreundin g country. i KVTEL OPEN ALL NIGHT, 5 . —THE BSAR~— Is Now UNDER THE . perienced bar keep on hand the very best quality of WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS. fine silver hunting FY Arnold Frodsiam 10 A fir old bunting lever i@ ruby je 11 Splendid diam monds of the f 12 One set broach & 13 A fine gold huntir yels } the Bar. GEO.R. LANCASTER. Nevada, Sept 17th, 1858. 3road Street.nearPine Wetake ple that we are ne ire ininformingthe public ‘ul diamon preparedto accommodatt Db. Jolson. 29 An opal and rab two > stant aimto render our honse 1d as fairanengnialent vi! bsreturned forcash received as the times willal low 3 ablishment as were found inthe oldMeals.... Fifty Cents. Lodgings 50 and 75 cents. : GRUSH & PARKER, Proprietors uby rings, rold huuti > er balance, eap—David Taylor, 0 Lwo opal riags, e > gold ve ), S35 Nevada, Sept 34.1858. 2 my Orleans Hotel, $37 . ORLEANS FLAT. 10} M. W. ¢ ONNOLY, full jewei'a, ¢ 68 Fi Proprieto1 ; . AVING ’ > furn sit wl iv favor I

} Beds to 170 1, chrone iamond cap ! . fall jewl'd, each ¢ . 95 Asplendid diamond pia, 07-08 ‘Two ft . enur rin . CEFY MARKET. 4 JAMES MONROE, DEALER IN “REE OF CHarcGE,. 77 to : » broach ar ae I OF is j rings $75, af NE Oe Fresh Cee, Nevada Oct. 28, 1853 82 to 86 Five breaches and ear ri $25 rinzs $40, to 105 Sevente O. M. TOMLINSON, . NEVADA, CALIFORNIA. Will pay the Highest Current Cash Price for Wheat delivered at the Mill, . Half a mile North of Nevada City, . I , : are ae . » bo, 18, 25, 8..181 celets $30, 16, 8, 6, 20.. On the Cooper Turnpike Road, And will—om advantageous terms—grind { ‘ GRAIN AND FLOUR WHEAT. . Farmers, Merchante, and othera, will find it for their interest to try it. Will also WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FLOUR at the Mill, at MERCANTILE RATES O. M. TOMLINSON 217 ‘ = ERENT ar ae 1 918 to 292 Four silver penei BOOK BINDERY. 222 223 Two plated fob ch _ —_—___ — 224 to i 3 ver 5 t Two coral nex Four pairs ve 5. 75, 60.. FRAXK A. LEONARD. Offers his services to the Pablic’ injje . oo) . . a Vegetables, &e 123 Fine sily ' fhon 7 ‘Md = Sroka street, Nevada. ; acat Opposite the Virginia House. . Se = 4} id i Lt watch, fi ull jews eforthe Farm Sous VOSS PASS OPEN!! te Je.) The Pony Express laid in the Shade 42 . termine atel Ket acain on ComMenctaL SiKert, rt to beontdone in keeping a market. A GRAND FIT OUT FOR THE INXDIAN WAR! ALL kinds ef Drtep Bre z NESH MEATS iption with the dew on i he short found, and at the lowest A. McALLISTER. s can be May 18 each $14. 199 One sily ieweetes . 237 Twa bracelets gold buckl 16 . 200 Emerald , cET, BOOK BINDING . 237 Two bracelets gold buck 6 . 290 Eine reese THE EMPIRE HARKET. and j 239 to 260 Twenty-two gol rings One silver c: 20 . REPAIRING 38, 7,8, 8 124% 7 4, 8, &, 10, 7, 7, 7, % 7%, 6, 6, ~ 10,4, 4.4 % . 261 to 26: SIN Ss ES # ; BUSINES Phree magnificent Lady's rings . Mei F min . Sis, 33, 36.5. 2 Four pairs gold armle 62/. A = s oe ia) tDERS solicited. OMiee opposite the Book Gea dus texas ine fie ae pen é& peneil c 191 in the mountains Meats wholesale, meats by store of Geo. W. Welch, up stairs, Commere . ey il eS 44 One silver box.,..-.. 24, the quarter side or carcass Cheap as the Street, Nevada. So ee ee RSE Pare Pas tages eee = o gold andeoral 40 . cheapest, and the best Live Stock forsale at al oe . 265 A California specimen breast pin. S. hree card baskets, 27 . times chia : Seeks wits . 266 267 Two fine gold guard ehains $7 35 . acelets, eae 105 N B—Not to bedifferent from other we inP 2 . 268 269 Two splendid quartz : 3] Hhree gold chatalaines, $35, 30, + each Rr eT E patrons to stay away un Likenesses! Liken2sseg ! . 270271 Two fine gold vest chains $83, 85..140 . 5 iwo specimen pine, cack $3, 8. * 42) less they have the CASH astiscei Sieeeasine . 272 A splendid diamond set, cross aud car ‘ ei sce aaah eric age Lane ae ss Bee SECOND lors & PREMIUM ‘warded at the late State Fa: , very heavy magi case, patent English lever, finely engraved watch, W. Cooper, maker No. shove articles will be disposed of by a Committee selected by the audience. T2 Cw Bw facie $1 00 LOUIS CELARIE. &rent anne of Prices FREGORY & BORING A. LIEBERT, DAGUERREAW ARTIST ESTABLISHED FOR THIRTY MONTHS, Broad st., opposite the Hotel de Paris, Nevada. . gx > \ JOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORMHIS Cus . GROCERIES, tomers and the public of Nevada and vicinity . that he will takeas before,the most beautiful and natural pictures of all kinds,aswellas can be ta . kenin the State, audat cheaper ratesthan heretofore. Life Size Photographs eS ‘ 7 A ° Taken and painted in oil or pastil colors, : Tis tong experiencein the Dagnerrean art give him the superiority over every operator in this} place and ESPECIALLY OYER HIS PUPIL RECENTLY . ESTABLISHED HERR, Hehas hand a beantiful assortmentof all kinds . of cases .nd gold lockets, sagt and see tne pictures of the best sa . Goods delivered Free of Charge. . DEALERS IN and NO 44. MAIN STREET, Fou will decide which is the best. TRUCTIONS GIVEN lpevery branch of the Art. Sepiembcrse, Oct. NM 1aB9.: PTO ee ween ee twee . 153 On Pine st. below US. Bakery. 4 NEVADA. 200-207 ‘Two sts 208-217 Ten goider+ 218 A splendid ge opais aud rub ches, cach $20, 20, 1 tine gold br CHAS. KENT. 29, 6,6, 201 3 $49, 36.. 76} oo yur loc hes, each § 72} One quartz s *h and ear rin 60 . 254 One i rings, each $70, 30, 2 68 One quartz bracelet.. 39 One set coral sleeve buttor 270-274 Five California gold buckles, 76 Two do. fob buckles, $30, 1 ; ‘ ve 4 SUMMER 30 Four fine gold sets with carbun es, enact sine at ES = TER 146 is Total value of Prizes. ..-000eeeeee0s6$12,590 ' . . . eskeasaiay . DRY GOODS. The above articles will be disposed of, by a Committee selected by vote of the audience, as on former occasions. TICKETS ~ 21,00. C. W. YOUNG. Nevada, July, 13, 1860. = DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Corner Room second story, Kidd & Knox's Brick Building. . . , S. LUBECK & CO, Number 54, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, UR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF : greatly redaced Prices. will be happy te attend on those! wisaing his ser,i. ces. Teoth after having heeome sensi‘ive from exposure ofthe nerve or otherwise, wil! be filled . Ang DRESS MAKING department is superinwithout causing pain. . tended by WRS. RYAN. All Deatal operations performed in a neat . and substantial maaner, and satisfaction. . . anteed in all eases. i He designs making Nevada his permacen . residence. The Millinory, TERMS... Seeesece treeseeeeess CASH “Country Orders promptly attended to . Areatl new,aud for styie and comfort canrotbe raing inall directions from! THiS BLOCK is substantially built of Brick . are airy and welliurnished,and from . -—-~ = you have a splendid view oi:tbe! MANAGEMENT OF an exho will keep constantly Nikel movement Me earnestly requests his old friend and custo. Matile, No. 2 mers to givehim a call at the N tional Ex‘UNEPEDSTATESHOTEL j travellersin as*mnfortable astyle as any : oC. gi : . te! Hotel in the mountains, Itwillbe onrcon. ge heenk BUILDING, situated prominentlyon Main . spleasant a retreat Those of our friends who formerly favored us i ularly invited to the ares Withtheirpatronageatthe Monumental are assured . that they willfind the same comforts in our new es€ ALLISTER keeps the Keystone Mare . Ladies wear , VENTson, BoLoeya ee, as . Come one, Come all—that is if you have . 99 . the CASH to pay forthe best Beer and Meats TILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS "3385 DRY GOUDS, embracing ail the newest . Dr. cuapman *¢ most Fashionable Styles, will bo sold at . T have employed the best evoks to befoundin the ; State. — aC iJ. R, M’CONNELL, JOHR CAkeee Giveme atrial and satisfy yourselyss that you ’ * . ean get 23 good a mealas car be badin Sacramento I M CONNELL & GARBER, ae . Attorneys and Counsellors st Law, y. 1%, “O9—té. ea Wil praesiee in all the courts of the 1¢ik Judi. cial District and in the Supreme court. Offes t= . Kidd's Block, up stairs, } UNION HOTEL, . ENGMAN & PEARSON,....... PROPRIETORS ee ee . Main Street, North San Juan } T. Be. MCFARLAND, feifully announce totbeir friensandthe Attorney & Counsellor at Law, i . 43 prblic eral that they have rented! = . fps Mieiitas a Hkieds smactcMee prepared to Office—Over Harrington & Patterson’s Saleop, 7 . . . #eceimmodate travelers and boarders in, a manner . « a . . that will not fail to give entire satisfaction. NEvapa, : 6 The traveler may rest assured, that here he . Nevada, July 13, 1860: wil. find ae eee specifully anno Cacrrorsia. . TS . change. . €ood Rooms and Beds, . JOHN ANDERSON, . A LIVERY STABLE, AND A ATTORNBY-AT-LAW, . quarter seconds, chronometr ti 2 . Isconnectedwiththe Monse.andpartiealar atten . TA Eirs 3 AND ad foe ISAS . tionwillbe given totaking careof Herses; Carria . supplied with the very best in the market. Justice of the Peace, . ges.eanatallimes be procured by application at Xs . BStases leave this Hotel Dajlyfor Marys. Up sta f in Kelsey’s New } valle, Sacramento, Nevada, Camptonyille, For= > . est City, and Downi a A ES Brick, Com. St. Nevada oes E. W. SNITH, A Stage for Cherokee, Columbia Hill, and HumJustice of the Peace, bug City. } ; September 2, 1859—if Office in Flagg’s Brick Building, up-staire. San Juan Theatre. MRS. E. STONE Female Physician, Student of Gezin College, Germany. Residence on Broad street, Nevada, next te the Methodist church. ' street, has lately been rented by the subserib. ers, and handsomely fitted up tor Dramatic Exhi1. bitions, Concerts and Lectures. The seats wiil comfortably accomodat andience. The attention of Man and Agents is partieE. B. TAYLOR, . Homeopathic Physician, OFFICE—On Commercial strect, over Pieg & Welch’s Bookand Crockery Stere, Nevada, July 13, 126€. GMAN & PEARSON. WILLIAM R. COE. & COL! SIMON MAYERS. MAYERS MRS. HOLDRIDGE, Female Physician and Obstetrician, Attends Ladies through their confinement, . BOOTS Fal SHOES. . Having procured a large, newjand well selected . { Sicch of . , and treats all discases peculiar to her sex.— IBOOTS AND SHOES . Those desirous of being restored to bealth and ing of Bnkert’s and other celebrated . becoming mothers will do well to pay her a visit rers’ make,} . or write stating the particulars. Also a patent ' Man Hints supporter to assist Ladiesin confinement. Mra JV OLANS; . U. has a certain and speedy care for all kinds Boys’ Boots and Shoes, of Cancers, canker: and Rheumatism. . Letters addressed to her will receive prompt, ‘attention. Visits made to any part of the States , Patients received at her Residence, which af . situated on Cement Ilill, one mile from Nevada Ladies’ and Misses’ SHOES AND GAITERS, And in short, every thingnecessary tefurnish a first jvl-tf MRS.S.s IR class Bout and Shee Store com te. We are = Pres wea a = PALDRLOOR: prepared to solicit the patronage of a genej ~wWw PRETES rous publie with a eor our abali . ye WILErA Wax, ty ta zi x b . Entire As we Importour best steck from Philadelphia . ourselves, we are enabled to wa it as genuine, and to sell at the most accommodating prices. In quality of goods We Will Not be Surpassed! . We have a large assortment of A ee re ee. atistaction. Willattend to salesin any part of the county of Real Estate or Personal Property. Office land Pine street, Nevada. BOOT and SHOE FINDINGS! Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Which we design to keep on handandaellata . CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CLTLERY, SILVER-WARE & FANCY GOODS tB che Wace wom Kelsey’s Block, Commercial st., near Pine i business in Nevada. NevApa Ciry, + t : Cattrornta. can make it advanta, R = 1<ses to patronize us . Ege Watches Carefully Repaired and Jewelry Coruerof Main and Commer. Madcto Order. All articles Guaranteed. Nevada, July 13th, 1860. cial Streets. December 29, ween Re res . R Be TW BS) a a A. T, es . soamummeeiineeneteneaenaten ree enn ee . > a nial : > S Wea ! ‘ J. C. BIRDSEYE. Cc. N. FELTOR. . BOOTS AND SHOES! . SIRDSEYE £-00. . ay. BANE ERS. . = i ees No. 30 Main St. Nevada., CONNELE & PRAYNY. . purcnase coup DUST AND BULLION . Broad Streot, At the Highest Market Rates. \ } . [Opposite the Post Office i ie lace he ea Advancesmade on GOLD DUST for Agmay i Offer to the eitizens of Nevada andthe . or Coinage at the U.S. Mint. . p public generally, a choice aud well se. i Sued con ce CHECKS AT PAR, ’ On San l’rancisco, Sacramento an Marysviile, Our SIGHT EXCHANGE on METROPO: LITAN BANK, New York, for sale im Rubber wear. Thosein want of sums to suit . . . A Custom Made Article ! lupe archare State aud County Securities at : . the highest rates. . Can be accommodated in a style unsurpassed, . Wag-Deposites received, Collections made {and afit guaranteed. We allow none to comand transact a general Banking business. pare with us in . Nevada, April 19, 1859—tf Making and Repairing ! eS ae . C W. MULFORD, 4. 1. HAGADORS CONNELL & PENNY, y y é BANKERS, Attho Old stand, Mainst, Nevada. bi A . GOLD DUST BOUGHT At the Highest Market Rates. _Sicut Cnecks on Sacramente and San Franvisce at PAR. SS ce: nae Ne: eae > F-S~ Dust forwarded to the U. &, Braneh 1} Repair jhat dae eat J one, Mint for Assay or coinage, and advanees made In his Fire Proof Brick Building, on thesame if required, . Opposite Kidd’s New Banking House, Broad St. . Coumty Script bought at the highest mardet rate OF THE =e a GEORGE W. KIDD ie GRANITE BUILDING, ¢ : eS, . BROAD —. Two doors above the National N_AND AFTER THE FIRST OF APRiz,. GOLD, DUST AND BULLION BovuGUT 1859, the trains of the Sacramento Valley At the Highest Market rates. ! Railroad willleave as follows, viz : iber: J 1} 8 : : Libera advanees made on DUST for ASS The Passenger Trains. COINAGE at the U.S. Mint. ee Willtieave the Depot at foot of Kstreet, at Sacra. CHECKS AT PAR mento at7 o’clock, A. M.,and 2 P, M. . On SACRAMENTO and SAN FRANCISCO. Boots and Shoes. ¢. Of every description—fine, coarse an *. Alsoa fall assortment of Philadel Benkerta Boots. ane { { } . ; iene { . oH. W. GALVEN, . Saddlery AND Nevada Nov. 11, 1859. MER ARRANGEMENT . 7¢Willlcave Folsom daily (Sandays excepted) at . A‘M. -and 5} P.M. f On Sundays, willleave Sacramento at 7 A M., SIGHT EXCHANGES sold on the Prineipal eitie }and2P M.,wilileave Folsom at9A.M.and5 P.M. . of the Union in sums to suit. TiCKET OF FICE—On Front street, under the DEP JSITS received, COLLECTIONS made an “What Cheer House.” a . Regular Fare over the Road, @2each way. general Banking Business transacted, . } Excursion Ticketsfor Sundays, outand back, $2,/ __febl7'60t seal pecal Freight for Folsom i r ifice. } Willbe taken up by everytrar n, excepting Sundays. . N evad a A ssa y ’ ce. Up way freight by the 2 P. M.trainonly. . ee . Freight must be deliveredat the Deyot,foot of 1, . . Street, halfan hour beforethe departure oftrains, . . clseit willbe retained for the next train. . JAS. J. OTT, Rates of Freight—Upward, €3per ton, to Folsom[Suce ssor of F. Schotte Downward, 31,50 (for st perton to Sacramentc, i ee . NO. 30 MAI STREET, The7 A. M.trainout from Sacramento connects . Golda ana Ores wh stages penn onion nt pamed places, and . Ofevery description Melted, Refinec and As ssengers proenri 1cake o ke hce i . % } —— Fibres Sherer ssc Be egg in . sayed at San Franeiseo rates aud returns made Thestages run from all of the following named . 1? Bars orcoin, within a few hours. My assays 1 connect withthe 12 Mtraintrom Folsom, . are guaranteed. Bare discounted at the lowest nStcramentoONE HOUR BEFORE THE . market price. . SAN FRANCIS S BOAT LEAVES ! J Leaded Fold and Black and lots . Nevada » Grass Valley, Auburn, y ; i ba = 3 . Sea Hill. Forestcity, Downieville, bought st she Rietnet aatees a saat . Orleans Flat, Ophir, Gold Bill, 9 . INinoistown, YankeeJim’s, Greenwood WINHAM ) . Georgetown Mormon Island, Coloma El} oie 2 gore Springs, Placerville, / PATENT HOSE COUPLE NGS. . Prairie City, Michigan Bar Cook’s Bar . . r igeings. Live Site: pe. (HE BEST AND CHEAPEST HOSE ieee ae Live Oak City, Arkansas Diggings . COUPLING for. mining pnt poses ever invented ; Willow Springs, Drs town, Amador, . For sale at Langton’s Pieneer Exrrees Office. Main . Sutter, Jackson, Fiddletown, . etreet Nevads. INO PATTISON. Arent. i J.P.RO BINSON, Superintendent . Also, for edle at all of Langton's Express Ofiee Sacramonto, 1252-tf ‘ brenghout the nerthern mines. jnlyzo i Se Se aT” a°. ot es ba]