January 4, 1860 (4 pages)

a NEVADA DEMOCRAT. : MORNT commence railroad survey to Anburn, during his sojourn in Nevada, bas buvted up the township lines as run by the government survegors, of this and otber towns in the county. He bas shown, us s map which be bas made of this tected.in, ection seven of township. sixteen north, range tine east of ‘the Mt. Diablo meridian. Grass Valley is in sections. twenty-seven: and thirty-four of townsbip sixteen north, range eight cast of the Mt, Diablo. meridian, apd, is, twenty-one miles due north from Auburn. Ne~ vade is twenty-four miles north and two eastof Anburn, and from Grage Valley to Nevada the distance by an air line is. a trife over four miles. As thé township lines bate beeh run in most parts of this county it would be an easy matter for the local surveyors to fix the location anddescribe ranches inaccordance with the government survey. Land could then be described in such a manner that there could be no mistake about the location, and the system is so. simple that the people would soon become fewiliar with the descriptions, APPoRTIONMENT OF THE Scuoot Fuxv.—The Superintendent of Public. Instruction has made the sémi-annual apportionment of the State school fund according to the pumber of children fesiding Within the school districts, The amounts a ptiated is ninety-three cents for each pupil. . The following, will show the num. ber of pupils in the several districts of this county, and the amount to which eaeh ie entitled : Districts No. pnypils am’t Graes Valley. 6060000066. 499. 00. $464 07 Se 2 ee ee TE ee 18 aT Pleasant Valley...00-++ 79., 73 47 Hseeth . sinwcsets tows visual oct 1B2.. 76 26 North Sam Juau,..,.884.. 171 12] i grt rceyserkenbs «Foner 42°78 Oaklasdpess.chamisas-e-uao, 19.. 73 47 North, Bloomfield... 45.. 41 85 Columbia Hilts.) .0.0.. 38., 30 69 Newadsl cvonaw p¢> amens sae Pee: 320 85 Peng VOHCFcvswss acdees. 49.. 45 57 Rough & Ready.. bev), 806s f.'5004 G5 . 1.665 $1,548 45 Tae Fit Fuso.—We are indebted to Mrs, J. A. Lancaster for a statement of the receipts and expenditures of the ball given by the ladies of Nevada, for the purpose of raising funds to protect the town from fire: . RECEIPTS. Sale of ball tickets..-.--$1,040 00 Ring cake raffle.-secereeere oh of provisions.-+ Donations. .es00 eeeseees 79 00—1,179 00 EPPENSES. Repairing room.+.++++eeeres Printing set eee tee mwe re neneeee Fritit.ncdnce Wee ceanecee'sceece — aiters.. Diahes logt.cccseccce soveess Profits.cesseceesienreves $923 50 In addition to the above, the Indies have $149, received on the theatrical benefit, making in all » fuod of $1,072 50 now on hand. Qvintz Cresittxe.—We learn from Mr. Soggs, the superintendent of the American Hill quartz mill, that during the year 1859 the mill has etushed 3127 tone of quartz rock, which paid withia a fraction of $65,000—averaging nearly $21 per ton. The rock crushed was mostly taken from the company's lead, near the mill. The company have lately purchased the Holbrook water mill, on Deer creek, where they intend. to remove the crushing machinery of the American mil], snd thus save the heavy expense of a steam engine. The company have gone down on their ledge to a depth of 180 feet, where they are now taking out rock. The ledge has continued to increase in size as they have gone down—being about a foot in thickness near the surface, and eight feet thick at the depth of 180 feet, Tutevinc Cuixamen.—Four Chinamen were brought down from Red Dog on Monday evening, and lodged in jail. on a charge of petit lareny. They were first arrested for grand Jureeny, but wpon examination before a Justice at Red Dog were nequitied on that charge, when they were immediately taken for petit larceny, and their counsel “procured a change of venue to this place. Yesterday morning Constable Asher arrested four Chinamen on Rock creck, charged with stealing some articles of clothing, and pilfering generally. They were tried before Justice Smith yesterday; two of them convicted and fined thirty dollars each, and in default of payment they have been committed to jail for fifteen days. The other two were aequitted. Water Works.—The Nevada Water Company ate vigorously pushing ahead their work. The . laying down of the pipes will be completed a» far as the Methodist Church by to-morrow or nextday, and we learn that they design putting in three fire plugs. and will test the effieiency of the works on Saturday or Monday néxt. The pipes, as far down as the Methodist Church, are nine inches in diameter, and the reservoir is at a sufficient elevation to raise vhe water to the top of the charch steeple. Below the eWUren the’ pipes Will be'six Todhes In diam. . eter, Bia Lowr,—Last week a lump.of gold and quartz was found in the claims of Green & Co., at Remington Hill, fa this county, weighing 214 ounces. It wae brought to Nevada, oo Fridsy, aud melted by Mr J. J Ott, aseayer, and netted a fraetion over 108 ounces of gold, worth $19 90 per ounge—the total value $2,154 17. The lump was Gpiginally a boulder in the shape of an egg, but broken in two, and only one-balf was found—th® broken side baring been worn smooth. The company expect, in a few days, to find the otber half of the boulder. Postronep.—The grand gift entertainment of C. W. Young has been postponed until Satarday evening. the 14th inst. The tickets have nearly all. been disposed of, and the balance will doubtless be closed out by the latter part of this week. Back Agat.—Mesers. A. Block & Co. have removed their clothing store to Kelsey’s brick building, corner of Pine and Commercial sts.— that being the old stand occupied by this firm Previous to the fire of May, 1858. ving the . Baxgino H apt. 'Kidd is’ j err s S . recently o¢empiedy Bek &-Coi, fot the purBooks! pose-of opening his banking house. » Phe Be ing’is'to hate an imposing’ granite front, ‘xtd)) an additional wall isbeing put up on the inside to make it thoroughly fire proof. Capt. Kidd informs ws ‘that be will be rendy’ to open'te about two weeks. “ * Neyapa Livrany Assocritws.—The gotta election of the officers of this Association will) be held at the Library Room. Main street, tomorrow evening. ‘The putretiial attendance of all the members of the Association is requested. . Covrr or Ssssiox.s.—This Court met on Monday; Judge Belden’ presiding; “A venite for a . Grand Jury was issued, returnable on Wednesday, (to-day) at 10 o'clock, 4. m., to which time the Court adjoarned. > * ze Special Potices. Sands’ Sarsaparilia—For Purifying the Blood— Health depends almost entirely upon the state ot the blood. if the vitalizing fluid which pervades every tissue membrane, fibre, filament, gland or other organ, primary and subsidiary, be chatged with the elements of disease, sickness must be the consequenee, and until the cause is eradicated, no permanent relief cam Be expected: Tt tm, here that the powerful health restoring properties of SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA are marntfested ; its searching operation reaches the germ of dikease, and the cures it performs are therefore radical and thorough. Read the testimony in another column. KM Prepared and sold by A. B. ED. SANDS, Druggists . 100 Fulton street, New York, } For saleby H. JOHNSON & CO., and REDINGTON & . CO.) San Francisco ; RICKS COFFIN, Marysville; R. 1. . McDONALD & CO., Sacramento; H. H, WICKES &CO., Nevada ; and by @ruggists generally. sly Newell's Cough Syrap.—We have just received afew bottles of this Syrup from the Manufacturer. It . comes to us highly recommended asa remedy for Couns, . CouGH Sons Teroat, BRoNCHeTIe, Or any other affection . of the throat or lungs, RUDOLPH .& HUNT, 32 Main street, Nevada, 11-tf Special Notice. L. M. Cohn, of the Philadelphia Dry Goods Store, wishes to inform the good people of Nevada and vicinity, that he has just opened his large and well selected steck of FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS, DOMESTICS, ETC., and . will not bait them with 10ct, Calico, or $14 ct. Sheeting, . but will sell all goods Cheaper than the Cheapest establishment in this town, and will mot be undersold by any one, Call yourselves, Ladies, and be convinced, for I am . determined to du as I say, and no humbug. L. M, COITLN, Philadelphia Store, Commercial st,, Nevada, . 5-tf T. ELLARD BEANS, 62 BROAD STREET. . WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN . Groceries & Provisions. . ' . Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, October 18th, 1659.-—3-tf GREGORY & BORING, . . ————~ DEALERS 1X ——— GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. No. 44 Matin Street, Goods Delivered Free of Charge. . . Nevada, June 28th 1859.—39-tf FOR SALE OR TO RENT, GOOD MARBLE-BED BILLIARD TA-. BLE, in good order, with Rubber Cushions, together with Balls, Cues, and all the fixtures, Apply to h. D. LACHMANN, me 13-3m Aobiagxn 34 Commercial Street, Nevada. wooD! WoOOoD!! wood!!! Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! We We B= 7 aD Ae ——HAS GOT—— 50 CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR WOOD—AN Lengths, that he wants to sell, or exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clothing Blacksmithing, Printers Billa, or CASH, ae Senlyour Orders to No. 77 Broad St, SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA. THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.¢ . WILL BE FOUND A Certain Cure FOR Scrofula, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Exysipelas, Pimples. Biles, Mercurial Diseases, Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver Complaint, Stubborn Ulecie, Lags of Appetite. { ueneral Debility, Me haptic / ! . As an Alterative and Renovating Agent, ts Unequalled f!! A plentifal supply of pure blood is as essential to ani. . mal life as light, heat, and genial showers are to the veg. . . etable kingdom. When the proper circulation of the vi . tal finid is impeded, sickness fs the inevitable consequence . the secretions become unhealthy thellver becomes clog. . ged with impure bile, which, forced into the system, vi . tintes and inflames the blood, engendering scrofula and . . outanerus and biliary disorders. The experience of six. j . teen yedra has fally established the high repriation of . . this invaluable medicine : its curative powers jiave been . thoroughly tested in long-standing and obstinate cases, . . with sch invariable suecess as to call forth the most} flattering commendations from eminent physicians throughout the country. MEDICAL TESTIMONY. The following recommendation is from one of the oldest physicians in New London, Conn. Mesers. A.B. & D. SANDS¢ Geénflenion—~Your farsa. parilla has been very. extensiy aseinthiseity and . . the neighboring towns, ahd so far as my knowledge ex} tends, uniformly with sueéeas, “Inu great variety of di. seases of long standing, and of very distressing and dan. gerous character, which have cesisted a Jong list ofremedial agents, it been used=-in many of them with . complete success, and in all with dec’ benefit, It is . regarded by the medical profession as a medicine of great . efficacy ina numerous class of diseases, auch as invete. rate constitutional complaints, when the system has long . been diseased ; in cases of long use or abuse of mercury, in rheumatism of standing ; in obstinate ditoases of the skin ; in enfeebled conditions of the system ; in ehronic abcesses, attended with profuse discharges; diseases of the bones ; obstinate ulcers ; chronic pulmonary affec tions, glands, and various other ies conneeted with a depraved state of the system. Its use is usually followed with improvement of appetite and digestion, increase of strength and Lesh, better rest at night, the production of a more healthy state of mind, and complete restoration to health, Truly yours, WM. .STERNE, M. M, Progased andsold by A.B. & D. SANDS, Wholej net uggis s, 100 Fulton street, corner of William, New ork. For sale by H. JO £00); and) BEDINGTION & CO., San Francisco ; RICE & COFFIN. Marysville ; R. H. McVONALD & ©0., Sacramento, and by Druggists generally. H. H. WICKES & CO., Agent Nevada. Dec. 27th 1859218. 3m a , Band for sale at this Ofce INEW yg 4 ks!! Books! GEO. W. WELCH, New Store, in Commercial Block, A few doors below Pine, On Conimertial Street, with a ‘floe Stock of everything ip hig line, suchas Standard.& Miscellaneous Works. SOLAN KC BOOKS, SCRAP BOOKS, CcoPY nk at. Sy PORT os, BANKERS CASES, &e. ez AND ALD KINDS OF STATIONERY. “@@ Music and Musical fastruments of all kinds ; Gold Pens and Cutlery, Pictures and Frames. Chess Men, Back-Gammon Boards, Cribbage Boards, and Dominos. Pocket Diaries and Journals for 1860. Foreign and Ameritan Newspapers, Magazines and now publications received by every steamer, Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid, aa Orders from the country selieited and attended to pramptly Pioneer Book, Music & News Deport. Commertial Block. COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. Nevada Nov. 20th T859. BOOKS, BOOKS forthe MILLION !!_ J. EE. EAMIIIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine, AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST ASsorted Stock of Books, and Stationery, Musieal Instruments, CUTLERY. GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C. &C., éver brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at Wholosalc & Retail, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, My Stock consists:in part of a good asssortment of Law, Medical, Historical, Poetical, Micellancous, Masonic Works, . Catholic Piety and Schoo! Books of every variety. . Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Pres ents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. —NeEw anv IMPROVED— DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS, FOR 1860, Also—A great Variety o Sizes for the Pocket and 5 ting Room. ee CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, A circulating Library of 1,000 volumus new, and in good . order, and [am constantly reeeiving the latest, and most desirable works published, direct from New York and Philadelphia. Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, &¢ from . all parts of the Globe. Steamer Papers and California weeklies, neatly put up for miailing—Postage Free, Jt is useless for me to try to enumerate the endlees vari. ty ofeverything, And} willsay T have as good an assortment as ean be found this side of San Francisco, Persons wishing anything in my line of business will save money by calling upon me, before purchaving cleewhere. Our Motto Is We Strive to please. 11-tf J. E. HAMLIN, © VARIETY STORE. EDWARD MULLER, ye PLEASURELN INFORMING the citizens of NEVADA and vicinity, that he has jost . . opened on . COMMERCIAL STREE, NEVADA, . (Next door to Williams’ new brick building. ) . A large and wéll selected Stock of Fancy Goods, Consisting of Music & Musical Instruments, ‘g Fresch, Gorwan and English re egCIRCULATING LIBRARY, BLANK BOOKS, AND STATIONERY, OF ALL KINDS, FINE FRENCH ENGRAVINGS, CANES &¢. . He also has the best assortment of TOBACCO & CIGARS ever brought to this market, which heis determined to sellatSan Francisco Prices. Also, a beautiful assortment of a@ GERMAN AND FRENCH PIPES. -¢6 Nevada, October 24th 1569,—4. tf Drug Stures. J, F, RUDOLPH, MARVERY HUNT, M, b, RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. 32, nae 13 Main St. INevdaa. Newacdca. Wholesale & Retail DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, AND DEALERS IN —— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent MEDICNES AND PERFUMERY, jet At the Lowest Cash Prices, “= At the Old Drug Stand, . Fire-proof brick, 832 Main St., OPPOSITE MULFORD & CO’S BANKING HOUSE, Nevada, Nov, Ist 1859. —5-tf NOTICE OF REMOVAL. E, F, SPENCE, DRUGGIST, HAS REMOVED FROM MAIN STREET TO 10 No. 47 Broad St, —® No. 47 Broad St. (Three doors above the Poat Office.) Where he would be happy to accommodate allhis old . customers, and as many new ones as may choose to favor him with their patronage, He has now onhand ene of the ¢R Bist ASSORTED STOCK’S to bé found in the Mountains.“@& ae GIVE HIM A CALL. Nevada Oct. 18th 1859.—3-tf H. H. WICKES & Co., No. 538, Broad St. “es —Wholosale and Retail— Druggists and Apothecoaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., AVE any and everything in their lineto be found in any one Store in the state. Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. . €&. Orders from the trade is respectfully solicited. Qe . Prescriptons carefully compounded at all hours. Nevada Aug. 13th 1859.—46-tf TALLMAN & TURNER, DEALERS IN Stoves, Tin & Hardware Or All Hinds. HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, MADE TO ORDER. ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK. BRICK BUILDING, Commercial Street, Nevada January 1869. 18-tf —_— wow YOU LIKE A GOOD CUP of Tea to AFTER YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER? Then. sen Jd, HM. HIXSON, He has the Gennine BOCK MO CHAW!! Bhs Received, a Addition of Fresh AND DESIRABLE ES AND PROVISIONS, aT ‘ . J. M. HEXSONS, No. 77 Bri 1d Street. Who would like to sell afew to got some spending money for Christmas, DRY GOODS, . CARPETS AND MILLINERY D 1859, NOW OPEN! 185 . FOR THE FALL TRADE. BOWLEY & WELLER, Corner of Main & Washington Sts. NEVADA. . Invite the attention of Putchasers from all sections, to . the most desirable’ Stock in all respects, ever opened in Nevada, OUR STOCK OF . DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND SHAWLS, Te fresh, handsome and very cheap, and casunot be excelled in any particular, Biack Silks, . Sold by us, are the very best goods imported and wan. ranted to wear without cracking or changing lustre. . FALL TALMAS We have the newest Pattern Garments and Patterns furnished without charge to purchasers of materials, CARPETS & HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. kar Our Stock is very desirable to select from, “a MILLINERY, BONNETS, —— AND — } . Dress Trimmings. A very attractive assortment, at the lowest prices. . Mouriuing Goods Department, Embrnees a full and carefully selected Stock. and alwars sold Qt the lowest prices. FUuANNEUs, Ofall descriptions, FROCKINGS, SHEEP'S GRAY, CASSIMERES, LINSEY WOOLSEYS; And infact, every arteile keptin a Dry Goods Store, Having taken especial care in selecting STYLES suited to the wants and tastes of the trade, as wellas in buying close, to meet the expectations of the most prudent in the prices, we can safely say that we are better prepared to TAKE THE LEAD Ta the Dry Goods Bnsiness of Nevada, and we pledge ourselvea that every customer who maker our Store their place of trade, shall be satisfled that itis our desire to serve them on the very best of terms. OWLEY & WELLER, Nevada, November §th 1859.—10-tf CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!!! BARGAINS. mam SOL. KOHULMAN, “6x } S RECEIVING A LARGE AND WELL . Selected Stock of FALL AND WINTER Monorutina. And offers it to the public at Reduced Prices, Give him a Cal), Kidd & Knox’s Brick Building, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts., Nevada. Blankets! Blankets! IR SALE, the best 6.12 Point Hudson Ray Family White Blankets, together with heavy Mackinaw blue, red and gray, at the Corner of Broad and Pine streets. SOL. KOALMAN, oe ! Boots! Boots! OR SALE, the best Koger’s, and Benkert's double 1 ana quited bottom Boots, together with a very large stock of sewed and pegced boots, single and double soles —the same articles for less money than any other establishment. At SOL. KO Hats! Hats! Hats ! i ee SALE, the latest style of Dueland Senator Hats, by SOL, KOHLMAN, {WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Come one, Come all, and see the GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGR, At the Newly Opened Opposition Storet . ON BROAD STREET, Opposite National Exchange, Nevada, Where you can always Gnd the very Best Assorted . Stock of . Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, CAPS SHIRTS, ‘GATERS, RUBBER GOODS, CRAVATS, COLT"S PISTOLS, TLES, POCKET KNIVES, . Also, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Boots & Gaiters, And in fact, everything belonging to the Trades all of . which {<a Newly Imported Stock of the Latest Styles and . Greatest Varietios ; and by calling to see us, you will . surely leave satisfied, as regards QUALITY AND PRICES. P. 8. We would call particular attention of Traders{o this Line, a4 we are prepared to sell at Wholesale, at ay San Franciseo Prices “GH . Getting all our Stock from the Eastern States and Lurope . direct, } . JOSEPH & BROTHERS. Nevada, May Ist 1859.—81-tf THE RIGHT QUARTER!! ++. . Asall must admit who will call (and who will notT) upon . ie Gee KB” EB EC BR o AT HIS NEW STORE, . In Williams & Kelsey's Com. Block, . Commercial Street, Nevada, . Four doors below Pine, and examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of American, French and Bohemian GLASS, CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, and Cutlery. . @@~ Ever offered in the mountains of Califorpis. em To enumerate the many articlea in his STORE would . be useless, if possible. Ask what PIER bas not, useful or . ornamental, ever found in such a store. As uaunl, he is on hand to . SHOW HIS GOODS, . And will do it pleasantly, (and to hisown advantage.) Thankfulfor past favors, all who willdavor him with a weds. -lhe ntl Bod ob He means to Let Live and Live Himself in Nevadat . GN. B. CAN'T SELL AT COST YET! “Ge . Nevada, Nov, Ist 1859.—5-tf PULU! PULU! PULU —JUST RECEIVED.— i od mae Pulwu, 5,000 retin the randw ee ee . Having made arrangements to receive, monthly, 5,000 . pounds of PULU, I am enabled to sell it in large or smal! j quantities at \82 1-2 Cts. Fer Pound. Pulu Mattrasses, Pillows, &c. aw SOLD AT CORRESPONDING PRICES. -@g } RA Parties in want of Pala, etc., willdo well to call pat the . FURNITURE STORE OF SAUL LEVY, mercial Street, Nevada, Nevada Nov. 29th 1859.—9-3m COALOLL LAMPS! DEITZ’S PATENT. A GREAT VARIETY OF THE MOST elegant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Stares. Charehex and Public Buildings, at PRICES which will bring them within the reach of all. Upona tria} of these Lamps, it will be found that they afford by far the economical Light ever used. By the turning ofa slogle serew, a strong or subdued light may be produced—having all the convenience of GAS, at about one-tenth of the expense. Also, THE PATENT Crystal Iluminating Coal Oil, P ed by the most approved chemical process. This Oil baa never heen known to fail in uniformity of quality and for its briliancy of Light when used in those NEW LAMPS, It may with troth be regarded as the Great Illuminator of the i! For Sale by J. M. HAMILTON & CO., Sele Agents for this City. 3-tf No. 47 Main Street, Nevada. AT COST! AT COST! 8. LUBECK & ©0., NO, 64 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. WE OFFER TO THE PWBIIC, OUR ENTIRE EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FALE AnD WINTER DRY GOODS, —~— ALSO — THE LARGEST STOCK OF RAs SW BCE He EVER KEPT IN THIS PLACK aT SAN FRANCISCO COST PRICES! Consisting Partly of PLAIN & FIGURED WOOL DE LAINES, SMALL FIGURED CASHIMERE, FINE ROBE DRESSES, PLAIN AND FIGURED ALAPACCAGS, Woolen Plaids, French and English Merinos, MODE COLORED TIBBETS, HALF WOOL DE LAINES, ALL COLoRs SAPIN, SILK & VELVAT BONNETS, Newest styles of Dark, White, Straw, AND NEAPOLITAN BONNETS, Amd Miaascse Fiata. DOMESTICS, sa SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES, Gs AND OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. LADIES WILL PLEASE CALL AND Beoure Bargainea for THE HOLIDAYS !{ At S. LUBECK & 00's., KIDD & KNOX’S BRICK BUILDING, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Nevade, Dee. 20th 1850.—12-tf eats Sax Frousisce Dobertisemnts. J. B. PAINTER, (Late O’Meora & Painter.) TYP, PRESSES, PAINTING MATERIAL, CARDS, And PRINTERS STOCK generally, ge Clay street, near Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO. December 20th 1850.—12-ly ARE YOU INUSRED? THE NEW YNGLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN.,. WILL INSURE AGAINST LOSS BY FIRF, . ta the town of NEVADA, on terms as low as any other good and responsible Company. Application for insurance may be made to I. J, ROLFE, j who will make a survey of the same to the Company's Agout et San Francisco, who will execute the Policy and forward it by return mail, @—y All losses adjusted with CASH immediately. WM. FAULKNER, ' Agent for said Company, Cor. Sansome & Merchant Dee, 20th 1859,—12-8m Streets, San Francisco, RICE, COFFIN & CO, Marysville. COFFIN REWINGTON & CO., New York. >> “Redington sCo. (AObolesak Druggists ) — E BEG LEAVE TOCALL THE AT+« tention of the Drug Trade in California, Oregon and Washington Territory, to our present complete arrangemonts for the transaction of the IMPORTING AND WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESS. Having a house in New York, which brings us In direct communication with the principal Importers and Manufacturers of Drugs, Modicines and Chemicals, we are enabled to offe: ments to purchasers which cannot be equaled by an r house on the Pacific Coast, We have now in store the largest and best selected STOCK OF DRUGS, evor offered for salein this market, afd it ix our intention to msintain, by large and regular importations, and by always selling the BEST goods at the LOWEST pricer, the leading position which, for ten years past, we have odoupied in the Wholesale Drug Business in this State, + Partioular attention willbe paidto the Mexican and Sandwich Island trade, and we guarantee satisiaction, both in quality and price, to all who may fayor us with their orders, REDINGTON & CO,, 4.3m No. 107 Clay street, San Francisco, ee es ee Ome SEWING MACHINES. UR MACHINES HAVE REPRATEDLY taken the First Premium at various State Faire, in competition with all others. They make the INTERLOC. STITCH, (which cannot be mprensieds) alike on both sides or not, at the willof the operator—do not get out of order without great abuse, and will execute every variety of work in the most beautiful style. See what the ScrKNTIFIC AMBRICAN says, and that ought to be good authority : “Mr, Singer bas become a Nestor in the discovery of Sewing Machine improvements. Hardly a week parsers without the issue of one or more patents for his inventions, His Sewing Machines baye been greatly improved within the past year, HIGHEST DEGREL PERFECT, No one man has done so much towards the introduction of these great Inbar-saving machinesas Isaac M. Singer, He ought to be well rewarded. “The leading characteristic of Mr. Singer’s mind os an inventor, is precision inthe application of mechanical means, He makes no mistakes—tries no abortive experiments; andaltiough he bas been able to improve great! upon his own original ideas, yet his inventions have al. ways been successful from the start, and have neverimproved by any other person,’’ J. H. Dewan, Neq , Agent for Tl, M, Singer & €o., 160 Sacramasto Stevet-—Dear Sir t--We take great pleasure int epeshing in the highest terums of the merits of your Sewing Machines for ingpufacturing purposes, and we can do #6 with more propr as we are using yours and others. We manufacture al) kinds of elothing, both light and heavy, god Kave ured forabouta yearthe Wheeler & Wilson Mechines, andthe Quaker City, and for some months Singer's Machines, The Quaker City Machines } we have disears’ as worthless tous. We atill use the Wheeler & \ Sirsa Machines on light clothing, for which they are adapted, while we employ a number of yours on all kinds of clothing, Your machines give us no trouble in getting out of order, we cun fully recommend them for all purposes. A great deal is being said about the different kinds of stitches aneer® Machine makes the best stitch known, and makes it in the best manner. Respectfully yours, BARNETT, BANKS & CO., 72 and 74 Californin street. Our Family Sewing Machine, at$75, is by far the beat Machine ever sold ata corresponding price. Hammers attached. J, H. DUNNELL, Agent. 3-3m 160 Racramento street. NICOLAS SLOCOVICH, On Pine street, opposite U. 8. Bakery, NEVADA CITY. ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE public of Nevada, and vicinity, that he keeps on hand all kinds of Green and Dried Fruits, For sale at wholesale and retail. Also, all kinda of CONFECTIONARIES, &o., Sold at San Franciseo Prices. Nevada, Nov. let 1869.—-5-tf to the citzens of Nevada and vicinity, that he opened a Furniture Store, on 4 a Broad St., Opposite National Exchange. Andkeep constantly on handand forsrle an agsort ment of Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Sefas, Bedstcads, Bedding, &c. Hair ,Pulu, Moss, andSpring Mattrasses,on manufactured to order. Pillows and Bolsters. Feathers, Puiu, Hair, Wool, Mossand Straw Pillows and Bolaters. rented? Blankets, Lightand Hea», ‘‘od, Blue, Green, Gray and Whit Mackinackand com:'xon Blankets, various 8 yles, Fam. ily Wuite and Criv fiankets, OB-Particuiacattention willbe given to th . ture of Spring Matranses. o'ven tee semghe J. WW. SINGER, Willattend tothe business ofthe house, and being con nected with one ofthe largest Furniture Houses in San Francisco, is prepared to sellat greatly Reduced Rates, and would respoctfully invite those in want of articles in my lineto call and examine for themselves. OU. & BARBER Y, Fine Streot, a First door below Kidd & Knox's Brick. ly undersigned would respectiullyinform thecitizensofNevada and vicinity, that behas again taken theabove wellknown Bakery, and wil}hereaftercarry onthebusiness. Heis now preparedto furnish his customers,and4llwho may favorhim with their 4 ronage, with sllarticlesin hisline atthe i @@ MOST REASONABLE RATES. ea BOSTON BROWN, & GRAHAM Ofa very superior quality, always on hand, also, Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cakes By 2 pdndverya Famine ard and, avd of ana & f x rds Sg MON PRUNES, TAMARINDS, i. ihe M9 FRESH EGGSand CHEESE constantty on bend ee a W. DREIFUSS, Nevada, Jan. 25th, 1859.—17-t

a NEVADA DEMOCRAT. : MORNT commence railroad survey to Anburn, during his sojourn in Nevada, bas buvted up the township lines as run by the government survegors, of this and otber towns in the county.. He bas shown, us s map which be bas made of this tected.in, ection seven of township. sixteen north, range tine east of ‘the Mt. Diablo meridian. Grass Valley is in sections. twenty-seven: and thirty-four of townsbip sixteen north, range eight cast of the Mt, Diablo. meridian, apd, is, twenty-one miles due north from Auburn. Ne~ vade is twenty-four miles north and two eastof Anburn, and from Grage Valley to Nevada the distance by an air line is. a trife over four miles. As thé township lines bate beeh run in most parts of this county it would be an easy matter for the local surveyors to fix the location anddescribe ranches inaccordance with the government survey. Land could then be described in such a manner that there could be no mistake about the location, and the system is so. simple that the people would soon become fewiliar with the descriptions, APPoRTIONMENT OF THE Scuoot Fuxv.—The Superintendent of Public. Instruction has made the sémi-annual apportionment of the State school fund according to the pumber of children fesiding Within the school districts, The amounts a ptiated is ninety-three cents for each pupil. . The following, will show the num. ber of pupils in the several districts of this county, and the amount to which eaeh ie entitled : Districts No. pnypils am’t Graes Valley.. 6060000066. 499. 00. $464 07 Se 2 ee ee TE ee 18 aT Pleasant Valley.....00-++ 79.., 73 47 Hseeth . sinwcsets tows visual oct 1B2... 76 26 North Sam Juau,....,..884... 171 12] i grt rceyserkenbs «Foner 42°78 Oaklasdpess.chamisas-e-uao, 19... 73 47 North, Bloomfield...... 45... 41 85 Columbia Hilts.) .0.0... 38.., 30 69 Newadsl cvonaw p¢> amens sae Pee: 320 85 Peng VOHCFcvswss acdees.. 49... 45 57 Rough & Ready.... bev), 806s f.'5004 G5 . 1.665 $1,548 45 Tae Fit Fuso.—We are indebted to Mrs, J. A. Lancaster for a statement of the receipts and expenditures of the ball given by the ladies of Nevada, for the purpose of raising funds to protect the town from fire: . RECEIPTS. Sale of ball tickets....-.--$1,040 00 Ring cake raffle..-secereeere oh of provisions..-+ Donations.. .es00 eeeseees 79 00—1,179 00 EPPENSES. Repairing room..+.++++eeeres Printing set eee tee mwe re neneeee Fritit.ncdnce Wee ceanecee'sceece — aiters... Diahes logt..cccseccce soveess Profits.cesseceesienreves $923 50 In addition to the above, the Indies have $149, received on the theatrical benefit, making in all » fuod of $1,072 50 now on hand. Qvintz Cresittxe.—We learn from Mr. Soggs, the superintendent of the American Hill quartz mill, that during the year 1859 the mill has etushed 3127 tone of quartz rock, which paid withia a fraction of $65,000—averaging nearly $21 per ton. The rock crushed was mostly taken from the company's lead, near the mill. The company have lately purchased the Holbrook water mill, on Deer creek, where they intend. to remove the crushing machinery of the American mil], snd thus save the heavy expense of a steam engine. The company have gone down on their ledge to a depth of 180 feet, where they are now taking out rock. The ledge has continued to increase in size as they have gone down—being about a foot in thickness near the surface, and eight feet thick at the depth of 180 feet, Tutevinc Cuixamen.—Four Chinamen were brought down from Red Dog on Monday evening, and lodged in jail. on a charge of petit lareny. They were first arrested for grand Jureeny, but wpon examination before a Justice at Red Dog were nequitied on that charge, when they were immediately taken for petit larceny, and their counsel “procured a change of venue to this place. Yesterday morning Constable Asher arrested four Chinamen on Rock creck, charged with stealing some articles of clothing, and pilfering generally. They were tried before Justice Smith yesterday; two of them convicted and fined thirty dollars each, and in default of payment they have been committed to jail for fifteen days. The other two were aequitted. Water Works.—The Nevada Water Company ate vigorously pushing ahead their work. The . laying down of the pipes will be completed a» far as the Methodist Church by to-morrow or nextday, and we learn that they design putting in three fire plugs. and will test the effieiency of the works on Saturday or Monday néxt. The pipes, as far down as the Methodist Church, are nine inches in diameter, and the reservoir is at a sufficient elevation to raise vhe water to the top of the charch steeple. Below the eWUren the’ pipes Will be'six Todhes In diam. . eter, Bia Lowr,—Last week a lump.of gold and quartz was found in the claims of Green & Co., at Remington Hill, fa this county, weighing 214 ounces. It wae brought to Nevada, oo Fridsy, aud melted by Mr J. J Ott, aseayer, and netted a fraetion over 108 ounces of gold, worth $19 90 per ounge—the total value $2,154 17. The lump was Gpiginally a boulder in the shape of an egg, but broken in two, and only one-balf was found—th® broken side baring been worn smooth. The company expect, in a few days, to find the otber half of the boulder. Postronep.—The grand gift entertainment of C. W. Young has been postponed until Satarday evening. the 14th inst. The tickets have nearly all. been disposed of, and the balance will doubtless be closed out by the latter part of this week. Back Agat.—Mesers. A. Block & Co. have removed their clothing store to Kelsey’s brick building, corner of Pine and Commercial sts.— that being the old stand occupied by this firm Previous to the fire of May, 1858. ving the . Baxgino H apt. 'Kidd is’ j err s S . recently o¢empiedy Bek &-Coi, fot the purBooks! pose-of opening his banking house. » Phe Be ing’is'to hate an imposing’ granite front, ‘xtd)) an additional wall isbeing put up on the inside to make it thoroughly fire proof. Capt. Kidd informs ws ‘that be will be rendy’ to open'te about two weeks. “ * Neyapa Livrany Assocritws.—The gotta election of the officers of this Association will) be held at the Library Room. Main street, tomorrow evening. ‘The putretiial attendance of all the members of the Association is requested. . Covrr or Ssssiox.s.—This Court met on Monday; Judge Belden’ presiding; “A venite for a . Grand Jury was issued, returnable on Wednesday, (to-day) at 10 o'clock, 4. m., to which time the Court adjoarned. > * ze Special Potices. Sands’ Sarsaparilia—For Purifying the Blood— Health depends almost entirely upon the state ot the blood. if the vitalizing fluid which pervades every tissue membrane, fibre, filament, gland or other organ, primary and subsidiary, be chatged with the elements of disease, sickness must be the consequenee, and until the cause is eradicated, no permanent relief cam Be expected: Tt tm, here that the powerful health restoring properties of SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA are marntfested ; its searching operation reaches the germ of dikease, and the cures it performs are therefore radical and thorough. Read the testimony in another column. KM Prepared and sold by A. B. ED. SANDS, Druggists . 100 Fulton street, New York, } For saleby H. JOHNSON & CO., and REDINGTON & . CO.) San Francisco ; RICKS COFFIN, Marysville; R. 1. . McDONALD & CO., Sacramento; H. H, WICKES &CO., Nevada ; and by @ruggists generally. sly Newell's Cough Syrap.—We have just received afew bottles of this Syrup from the Manufacturer. It . comes to us highly recommended asa remedy for Couns, . CouGH Sons Teroat, BRoNCHeTIe, Or any other affection . of the throat or lungs, RUDOLPH .& HUNT, 32 Main street, Nevada, 11-tf Special Notice. L. M. Cohn, of the Philadelphia Dry Goods Store, wishes to inform the good people of Nevada and vicinity, that he has just opened his large and well selected steck of FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS, DOMESTICS, ETC., and . will not bait them with 10ct, Calico, or $14 ct. Sheeting, . but will sell all goods Cheaper than the Cheapest establishment in this town, and will mot be undersold by any one, Call yourselves, Ladies, and be convinced, for I am . determined to du as I say, and no humbug. L. M, COITLN, Philadelphia Store, Commercial st,, Nevada, . 5-tf T. ELLARD BEANS, 62 BROAD STREET. . WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN . Groceries & Provisions. . ' . Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, October 18th, 1659.-—3-tf GREGORY & BORING, . . ————~ DEALERS 1X ——— GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. No. 44 Matin Street, Goods Delivered Free of Charge. . . Nevada, June 28th 1859.—39-tf FOR SALE OR TO RENT, GOOD MARBLE-BED BILLIARD TA-. BLE, in good order, with Rubber Cushions, together with Balls, Cues, and all the fixtures, Apply to h. D. LACHMANN, me 13-3m Aobiagxn 34 Commercial Street, Nevada. wooD! WoOOoD!! wood!!! Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! We We B= 7 aD Ae ——HAS GOT—— 50 CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR WOOD—AN Lengths, that he wants to sell, or exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clothing Blacksmithing, Printers Billa, or CASH, ae Senlyour Orders to No. 77 Broad St, SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA. THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.¢ . WILL BE FOUND A Certain Cure FOR Scrofula, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Exysipelas, Pimples. Biles, Mercurial Diseases, Cutaneous Eruptions, Liver Complaint, Stubborn Ulecie, Lags of Appetite. { ueneral Debility, Me haptic / ! . As an Alterative and Renovating Agent, ts Unequalled f!! A plentifal supply of pure blood is as essential to ani. . mal life as light, heat, and genial showers are to the veg. . . etable kingdom. When the proper circulation of the vi . tal finid is impeded, sickness fs the inevitable consequence . the secretions become unhealthy thellver becomes clog. . ged with impure bile, which, forced into the system, vi . tintes and inflames the blood, engendering scrofula and . . outanerus and biliary disorders. The experience of six. j . teen yedra has fally established the high repriation of . . this invaluable medicine : its curative powers jiave been . thoroughly tested in long-standing and obstinate cases, . . with sch invariable suecess as to call forth the most} flattering commendations from eminent physicians throughout the country. MEDICAL TESTIMONY. The following recommendation is from one of the oldest physicians in New London, Conn. Mesers. A.B. & D. SANDS¢ Geénflenion—~Your farsa. parilla has been very. extensiy aseinthiseity and . . the neighboring towns, ahd so far as my knowledge ex} tends, uniformly with sueéeas, “Inu great variety of di. seases of long standing, and of very distressing and dan. gerous character, which have cesisted a Jong list ofremedial agents, it been used=-in many of them with . complete success, and in all with dec’ benefit, It is . regarded by the medical profession as a medicine of great . efficacy ina numerous class of diseases, auch as invete. rate constitutional complaints, when the system has long . been diseased ; in cases of long use or abuse of mercury, in rheumatism of standing ; in obstinate ditoases of the skin ; in enfeebled conditions of the system ; in ehronic abcesses, attended with profuse discharges; diseases of the bones ; obstinate ulcers ; chronic pulmonary affec tions, glands, and various other ies conneeted with a depraved state of the system. Its use is usually followed with improvement of appetite and digestion, increase of strength and Lesh, better rest at night, the production of a more healthy state of mind, and complete restoration to health, Truly yours, WM. .STERNE, M. M, Progased andsold by A.B. & D. SANDS, Wholej net uggis s, 100 Fulton street, corner of William, New ork. For sale by H. JO £00); and) BEDINGTION & CO., San Francisco ; RICE & COFFIN. Marysville ; R. H. McVONALD & ©0., Sacramento, and by Druggists generally. H. H. WICKES & CO., Agent Nevada. Dec. 27th 1859218. 3m a , Band for sale at this Ofce INEW yg 4 ks!! Books! GEO. W. WELCH, New Store, in Commercial Block, A few doors below Pine, On Conimertial Street, with a ‘floe Stock of everything ip hig line, suchas Standard.& Miscellaneous Works. SOLAN KC BOOKS, SCRAP BOOKS, CcoPY nk at. Sy PORT os, BANKERS CASES, &e. ez AND ALD KINDS OF STATIONERY. “@@ Music and Musical fastruments of all kinds ; Gold Pens and Cutlery, Pictures and Frames. Chess Men, Back-Gammon Boards, Cribbage Boards, and Dominos. Pocket Diaries and Journals for 1860. Foreign and Ameritan Newspapers, Magazines and now publications received by every steamer, Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid, aa Orders from the country selieited and attended to pramptly Pioneer Book, Music & News Deport. Commertial Block. COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. Nevada Nov. 20th T859. BOOKS, BOOKS forthe MILLION !!_ J. EE. EAMIIIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine, AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST ASsorted Stock of Books, and Stationery, Musieal Instruments, CUTLERY. GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C. &C., éver brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at Wholosalc & Retail, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, My Stock consists:in part of a good asssortment of Law, Medical, Historical, Poetical, Micellancous, Masonic Works, . Catholic Piety and Schoo! Books of every variety. . Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Pres ents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. —NeEw anv IMPROVED— DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS, FOR 1860, Also—A great Variety o Sizes for the Pocket and 5 ting Room. ee CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, A circulating Library of 1,000 volumus new, and in good . order, and [am constantly reeeiving the latest, and most desirable works published, direct from New York and Philadelphia. Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, &¢ from . all parts of the Globe. Steamer Papers and California weeklies, neatly put up for miailing—Postage Free, Jt is useless for me to try to enumerate the endlees vari. ty ofeverything, And} willsay T have as good an assortment as ean be found this side of San Francisco, Persons wishing anything in my line of business will save money by calling upon me, before purchaving cleewhere. Our Motto Is We Strive to please. 11-tf J. E. HAMLIN, © VARIETY STORE. EDWARD MULLER, ye PLEASURELN INFORMING the citizens of NEVADA and vicinity, that he has jost . . opened on . COMMERCIAL STREE, NEVADA, . (Next door to Williams’ new brick building. ) . A large and wéll selected Stock of Fancy Goods, Consisting of Music & Musical Instruments, ‘g Fresch, Gorwan and English re egCIRCULATING LIBRARY, BLANK BOOKS, AND STATIONERY, OF ALL KINDS, FINE FRENCH ENGRAVINGS, CANES &¢. . He also has the best assortment of TOBACCO & CIGARS ever brought to this market, which heis determined to sellatSan Francisco Prices. Also, a beautiful assortment of a@ GERMAN AND FRENCH PIPES. -¢6 Nevada, October 24th 1569,—4. tf Drug Stures. J, F, RUDOLPH, MARVERY HUNT, M, b, RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. 32, nae 13 Main St. INevdaa. Newacdca. Wholesale & Retail DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, AND DEALERS IN —— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent MEDICNES AND PERFUMERY, jet At the Lowest Cash Prices, “= At the Old Drug Stand, . Fire-proof brick, 832 Main St., OPPOSITE MULFORD & CO’S BANKING HOUSE, Nevada, Nov, Ist 1859. —5-tf NOTICE OF REMOVAL. E, F, SPENCE, DRUGGIST, HAS REMOVED FROM MAIN STREET TO 10 No. 47 Broad St, —® No. 47 Broad St. (Three doors above the Poat Office.) Where he would be happy to accommodate allhis old . customers, and as many new ones as may choose to favor him with their patronage, He has now onhand ene of the ¢R Bist ASSORTED STOCK’S to bé found in the Mountains.“@& ae GIVE HIM A CALL. Nevada Oct. 18th 1859.—3-tf H. H. WICKES & Co., No. 538, Broad St. “es —Wholosale and Retail— Druggists and Apothecoaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS.,

AVE any and everything in their lineto be found in any one Store in the state. Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. . €&. Orders from the trade is respectfully solicited. Qe . Prescriptons carefully compounded at all hours. Nevada Aug. 13th 1859.—46-tf TALLMAN & TURNER, DEALERS IN Stoves, Tin & Hardware Or All Hinds. HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, MADE TO ORDER. ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK. BRICK BUILDING, Commercial Street, Nevada January 1869. 18-tf —_— wow YOU LIKE A GOOD CUP of Tea to AFTER YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER? Then. sen Jd, HM. HIXSON, He has the Gennine BOCK MO CHAW!! Bhs Received, a Addition of Fresh AND DESIRABLE ES AND PROVISIONS, aT ‘ . J. M. HEXSONS, No. 77 Bri 1d Street. Who would like to sell afew to got some spending money for Christmas, DRY GOODS, . CARPETS AND MILLINERY D 1859, NOW OPEN! 185 . FOR THE FALL TRADE. BOWLEY & WELLER, Corner of Main & Washington Sts. NEVADA. . Invite the attention of Putchasers from all sections, to . the most desirable’ Stock in all respects, ever opened in Nevada, OUR STOCK OF . DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND SHAWLS, Te fresh, handsome and very cheap, and casunot be excelled in any particular, Biack Silks, . Sold by us, are the very best goods imported and wan. ranted to wear without cracking or changing lustre. . FALL TALMAS We have the newest Pattern Garments and Patterns furnished without charge to purchasers of materials, CARPETS & HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. kar Our Stock is very desirable to select from, “a MILLINERY, BONNETS, —— AND — } . Dress Trimmings. A very attractive assortment, at the lowest prices. . Mouriuing Goods Department, Embrnees a full and carefully selected Stock. and alwars sold Qt the lowest prices. FUuANNEUs, Ofall descriptions, FROCKINGS, SHEEP'S GRAY, CASSIMERES, LINSEY WOOLSEYS; And infact, every arteile keptin a Dry Goods Store, Having taken especial care in selecting STYLES suited to the wants and tastes of the trade, as wellas in buying close, to meet the expectations of the most prudent in the prices, we can safely say that we are better prepared to TAKE THE LEAD Ta the Dry Goods Bnsiness of Nevada, and we pledge ourselvea that every customer who maker our Store their place of trade, shall be satisfled that itis our desire to serve them on the very best of terms. OWLEY & WELLER, Nevada, November §th 1859.—10-tf CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP!!! BARGAINS. mam SOL. KOHULMAN, “6x } S RECEIVING A LARGE AND WELL . Selected Stock of FALL AND WINTER Monorutina. And offers it to the public at Reduced Prices, Give him a Cal), Kidd & Knox’s Brick Building, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts., Nevada. Blankets! Blankets! IR SALE, the best 6.12 Point Hudson Ray Family White Blankets, together with heavy Mackinaw blue, red and gray, at the Corner of Broad and Pine streets. SOL. KOALMAN, oe ! Boots! Boots! OR SALE, the best Koger’s, and Benkert's double 1 ana quited bottom Boots, together with a very large stock of sewed and pegced boots, single and double soles —the same articles for less money than any other establishment. At SOL. KO Hats! Hats! Hats ! i ee SALE, the latest style of Dueland Senator Hats, by SOL, KOHLMAN, {WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Come one, Come all, and see the GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGR, At the Newly Opened Opposition Storet . ON BROAD STREET, Opposite National Exchange, Nevada, Where you can always Gnd the very Best Assorted . Stock of . Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, CAPS SHIRTS, ‘GATERS, RUBBER GOODS, CRAVATS, COLT"S PISTOLS, TLES, POCKET KNIVES, . Also, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Boots & Gaiters, And in fact, everything belonging to the Trades all of . which {<a Newly Imported Stock of the Latest Styles and . Greatest Varietios ; and by calling to see us, you will . surely leave satisfied, as regards QUALITY AND PRICES. P. 8. We would call particular attention of Traders{o this Line, a4 we are prepared to sell at Wholesale, at ay San Franciseo Prices “GH . Getting all our Stock from the Eastern States and Lurope . direct, } . JOSEPH & BROTHERS. Nevada, May Ist 1859.—81-tf THE RIGHT QUARTER!! ++.. . Asall must admit who will call (and who will notT) upon . ie Gee KB” EB EC BR o AT HIS NEW STORE, . In Williams & Kelsey's Com. Block, . Commercial Street, Nevada, . Four doors below Pine, and examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of American, French and Bohemian GLASS, CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, and Cutlery. . @@~ Ever offered in the mountains of Califorpis. em To enumerate the many articlea in his STORE would . be useless, if possible. Ask what PIER bas not, useful or . ornamental, ever found in such a store. As uaunl, he is on hand to . SHOW HIS GOODS, . And will do it pleasantly, (and to hisown advantage.) Thankfulfor past favors, all who willdavor him with a weds. -lhe ntl Bod ob He means to Let Live and Live Himself in Nevadat . GN. B. CAN'T SELL AT COST YET! “Ge . Nevada, Nov, Ist 1859.—5-tf PULU! PULU! PULU —JUST RECEIVED.— i od mae Pulwu, 5,000 retin the randw ee ee . Having made arrangements to receive, monthly, 5,000 . pounds of PULU, I am enabled to sell it in large or smal! j quantities at \82 1-2 Cts. Fer Pound. Pulu Mattrasses, Pillows, &c. aw SOLD AT CORRESPONDING PRICES. -@g } RA Parties in want of Pala, etc., willdo well to call pat the . FURNITURE STORE OF SAUL LEVY, mercial Street, Nevada, Nevada Nov. 29th 1859.—9-3m COALOLL LAMPS! DEITZ’S PATENT. A GREAT VARIETY OF THE MOST elegant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Stares. Charehex and Public Buildings, at PRICES which will bring them within the reach of all. Upona tria} of these Lamps, it will be found that they afford by far the economical Light ever used. By the turning ofa slogle serew, a strong or subdued light may be produced—having all the convenience of GAS, at about one-tenth of the expense. Also, THE PATENT Crystal Iluminating Coal Oil, P ed by the most approved chemical process. This Oil baa never heen known to fail in uniformity of quality and for its briliancy of Light when used in those NEW LAMPS, It may with troth be regarded as the Great Illuminator of the i! For Sale by J. M. HAMILTON & CO., Sele Agents for this City. 3-tf No. 47 Main Street, Nevada. AT COST! AT COST! 8. LUBECK & ©0., NO, 64 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. WE OFFER TO THE PWBIIC, OUR ENTIRE EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FALE AnD WINTER DRY GOODS, —~— ALSO — THE LARGEST STOCK OF RAs SW BCE He EVER KEPT IN THIS PLACK aT SAN FRANCISCO COST PRICES! Consisting Partly of PLAIN & FIGURED WOOL DE LAINES, SMALL FIGURED CASHIMERE, FINE ROBE DRESSES, PLAIN AND FIGURED ALAPACCAGS, Woolen Plaids, French and English Merinos, MODE COLORED TIBBETS, HALF WOOL DE LAINES, ALL COLoRs SAPIN, SILK & VELVAT BONNETS, Newest styles of Dark, White, Straw, AND NEAPOLITAN BONNETS, Amd Miaascse Fiata. DOMESTICS, sa SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES, Gs AND OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. LADIES WILL PLEASE CALL AND Beoure Bargainea for THE HOLIDAYS !{ At S. LUBECK & 00's., KIDD & KNOX’S BRICK BUILDING, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Nevade, Dee. 20th 1850.—12-tf eats Sax Frousisce Dobertisemnts. J. B. PAINTER, (Late O’Meora & Painter.) TYP, PRESSES, PAINTING MATERIAL, CARDS, And PRINTERS STOCK generally, ge Clay street, near Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO. December 20th 1850.—12-ly ARE YOU INUSRED? THE NEW YNGLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN.,. WILL INSURE AGAINST LOSS BY FIRF, . ta the town of NEVADA, on terms as low as any other good and responsible Company. Application for insurance may be made to I. J, ROLFE, j who will make a survey of the same to the Company's Agout et San Francisco, who will execute the Policy and forward it by return mail, @—y All losses adjusted with CASH immediately. WM. FAULKNER, ' Agent for said Company, Cor. Sansome & Merchant Dee, 20th 1859,—12-8m Streets, San Francisco, RICE, COFFIN & CO, Marysville. COFFIN REWINGTON & CO., New York. >> “Redington sCo. (AObolesak Druggists ) — E BEG LEAVE TOCALL THE AT+« tention of the Drug Trade in California, Oregon and Washington Territory, to our present complete arrangemonts for the transaction of the IMPORTING AND WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESS. Having a house in New York, which brings us In direct communication with the principal Importers and Manufacturers of Drugs, Modicines and Chemicals, we are enabled to offe: ments to purchasers which cannot be equaled by an r house on the Pacific Coast, We have now in store the largest and best selected STOCK OF DRUGS, evor offered for salein this market, afd it ix our intention to msintain, by large and regular importations, and by always selling the BEST goods at the LOWEST pricer, the leading position which, for ten years past, we have odoupied in the Wholesale Drug Business in this State, + Partioular attention willbe paidto the Mexican and Sandwich Island trade, and we guarantee satisiaction, both in quality and price, to all who may fayor us with their orders, REDINGTON & CO,, 4.3m No. 107 Clay street, San Francisco, ee es ee Ome SEWING MACHINES. UR MACHINES HAVE REPRATEDLY taken the First Premium at various State Faire, in competition with all others. They make the INTERLOC. STITCH, (which cannot be mprensieds) alike on both sides or not, at the willof the operator—do not get out of order without great abuse, and will execute every variety of work in the most beautiful style. See what the ScrKNTIFIC AMBRICAN says, and that ought to be good authority : “Mr, Singer bas become a Nestor in the discovery of Sewing Machine improvements. Hardly a week parsers without the issue of one or more patents for his inventions, His Sewing Machines baye been greatly improved within the past year, HIGHEST DEGREL PERFECT, No one man has done so much towards the introduction of these great Inbar-saving machinesas Isaac M. Singer, He ought to be well rewarded. “The leading characteristic of Mr. Singer’s mind os an inventor, is precision inthe application of mechanical means, He makes no mistakes—tries no abortive experiments; andaltiough he bas been able to improve great! upon his own original ideas, yet his inventions have al. ways been successful from the start, and have neverimproved by any other person,’’ J. H. Dewan, Neq , Agent for Tl, M, Singer & €o., 160 Sacramasto Stevet-—Dear Sir t--We take great pleasure int epeshing in the highest terums of the merits of your Sewing Machines for ingpufacturing purposes, and we can do #6 with more propr as we are using yours and others. We manufacture al) kinds of elothing, both light and heavy, god Kave ured forabouta yearthe Wheeler & Wilson Mechines, andthe Quaker City, and for some months Singer's Machines, The Quaker City Machines } we have disears’ as worthless tous. We atill use the Wheeler & \ Sirsa Machines on light clothing, for which they are adapted, while we employ a number of yours on all kinds of clothing, Your machines give us no trouble in getting out of order, we cun fully recommend them for all purposes. A great deal is being said about the different kinds of stitches aneer® Machine makes the best stitch known, and makes it in the best manner. Respectfully yours, BARNETT, BANKS & CO., 72 and 74 Californin street. Our Family Sewing Machine, at$75, is by far the beat Machine ever sold ata corresponding price. Hammers attached. J, H. DUNNELL, Agent. 3-3m 160 Racramento street. NICOLAS SLOCOVICH, On Pine street, opposite U. 8. Bakery, NEVADA CITY. ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE public of Nevada, and vicinity, that he keeps on hand all kinds of Green and Dried Fruits, For sale at wholesale and retail. Also, all kinda of CONFECTIONARIES, &o., Sold at San Franciseo Prices. Nevada, Nov. let 1869.—-5-tf to the citzens of Nevada and vicinity, that he opened a Furniture Store, on 4 a Broad St., Opposite National Exchange. Andkeep constantly on handand forsrle an agsort ment of Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Sefas, Bedstcads, Bedding, &c. Hair ,Pulu, Moss, andSpring Mattrasses,on manufactured to order. Pillows and Bolsters. Feathers, Puiu, Hair, Wool, Mossand Straw Pillows and Bolaters. rented? Blankets, Lightand Hea», ‘‘od, Blue, Green, Gray and Whit Mackinackand com:'xon Blankets, various 8 yles, Fam. ily Wuite and Criv fiankets, OB-Particuiacattention willbe given to th . ture of Spring Matranses. o'ven tee semghe J. WW. SINGER, Willattend tothe business ofthe house, and being con nected with one ofthe largest Furniture Houses in San Francisco, is prepared to sellat greatly Reduced Rates, and would respoctfully invite those in want of articles in my lineto call and examine for themselves. OU. & BARBER Y, Fine Streot, a First door below Kidd & Knox's Brick. ly undersigned would respectiullyinform thecitizensofNevada and vicinity, that behas again taken theabove wellknown Bakery, and wil}hereaftercarry onthebusiness. Heis now preparedto furnish his customers,and4llwho may favorhim with their 4 ronage, with sllarticlesin hisline atthe i @@ MOST REASONABLE RATES. ea BOSTON BROWN, & GRAHAM Ofa very superior quality, always on hand, also, Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cakes By 2 pdndverya Famine ard and, avd of ana & f x rds Sg MON PRUNES, TAMARINDS, i. ihe M9 FRESH EGGSand CHEESE constantty on bend ee a W. DREIFUSS, Nevada, Jan. 25th, 1859.—17-t