June 6, 1860 (4 pages)

a Se a2 John robbers, near the 5 SRE Be mates, ahve saree 0p depart. Pistol'wus presented to Tully’s face he shrew up his arm and it aside, took to . . as a matter of principle not to give it 73 er ‘ amoney, he told them he was out of tobacco and had 5 ‘buy any; whereupon one of the scountold him to “git.” w ve him part of a plug and CoLLaprsep.—In the diggings of Mr. Rogers, on Ametican Hill, an iron pipe is used to convey the water from the top to the bottom of thé bank. The pipe is eleven inches in diameter at the top, made poh a galvanized iron, and capable of running of water. On Monday merning, it beand.an inexperienced “hand was sent up to turn off the water. Pi oa ay Sega suddenly that a vacseins ‘lenges natanly fared from outside pressure of the atmosphere. ‘Tun Mount Ono Dico1nas.—Mr. A. J. Yorty, ‘ene of the owners in the mining company that reently struck the rich lead at the place called Mount ‘Oro, exhibited to us'on Monday some $700 worth ‘of gold from their claims. It is nearly all coarse gold, one piece weighing over five ounces. More or less quartz is mixed with most of the larger specimens. Mr. Yorty informs us that if their claims were ly opened, at the rate the lead has paid, ena , pao ve twenty-five dollars a day to the Rervsican Convention.-The Republicans of Nevada township held a primary os last Saturdey, and elected J. C. Birdseye, W. H. Crawford, 3. 8: Crossman, E. F. Spence, E. H. Gaylord, J. H. Wentworth, G. W. Pryor, and S. T. Oates, as delegates to their County Convention to be held in this , on Saturday next. The object of the Conven‘tion is to elect: delegates to a State Convention to nominate candidates for Presidential Electors. Tae Mansa Trovre.—This troupe of juvenile a2omediane are announced to give a series of enterfainments at Nevada, commencing this evening. The company consists of twenty-six girls and four Doys. They have never failed to draw crowded : houses wherever they have given entertainments, : ity papers hav i ir histrionie cav satiliies oom ere pind an aie bill ‘ as presented this evening. ; Mens: Lernent, daguerrean artist Broad street, F thas'taKen quite 2 number of excellent photograph likenesses of the late Henry Meredith, which he wit furnish the friends of the deceased at reasona‘dle rates, Havinga good negative, he can take life-size photogra Meredith are te to call at the gallery and examine the specimens. ARRESTED AND Discwanorp.—A complaint was made before Justice Smith on Monday evening, eharging one Henry Kornham with grand larceny, ém stealing a watch and chain, money, etc. Ile was atrested and lodged in jail for the night; but when ae an the prosecuting witness could not be found, and the prisoner was dochasged. : Hanness Toernrixe.—lIt will be seen by 2 notice im another column that the contracts for grading the turnpike on the Henness Pass will be let on Saturday next. We learn that the route has been aurveyed, and found much less difficult than was ipated. e st st grade, on Bowman Hill ‘ ioe Diet te ange A orl to the rod. d Ciysvus Acent.—Mr. Jas. R. Patterson has been appointed to take the census in the townships of Nevada, Grass Valley, Washington and Little York, and has already entered upon the discharge of his duties. The other townships of the county will be taken by Mr. Williams, of Rough & Ready, as anlast week. CoLontne A Mernsouaum.—A fast young man of our acquaintance purchased a meerschaum the other day, and not feeling inclined to kill himself by “coloring” it in the usual way, boiled it in tobaeco juice. He succeeded in raising a good color, and talks of taking out a patent for the invention. "Crnct's.—The Metropolitan circus company performed in this place on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Atthe first performance the pavilion was crowded, but the audience was not so large on the second. be! leave here this morning for San Juan and Downieville. Sronts.—Arch. McAllister has concluded to give the sharp-shooters another chance for their money, on Friday next, at the old ground near the hospital. After the shooting is over, a couple of wild foxes will be let loose for a chase; entrance, two bits for hounds—four bits for bull-dogs. Drv Goovs.—Messrs. Hagadorn & Bowley have received a large invoice of the latest styles of ladies’ Gress goods, selected expressly for the summer trade. In addition to their usual stock they have lately reecived the largest, and best assortment of carpeti ever Drought to this city. ~ Leervnms.—The Nevada Library Assdciation have made arrangements with Rev. Star King to deliver two lectures in this place. He will be up in about two weeks, and while here will probably deliver a lecture or two in other towns of the county. . f Tas “Hawxwess Pass” A MisNomER.—Mr. W. B. Ewer, of the Grass Valley National, who left for Washoe a few weeks ago, has recently returned. In his “ and Incidents on the Way,” we find the relative to the discovery of the Henness Pass: This name which has recently been given to this is a misnomer. It was formerly known as the & Henness Pass,” but through the conni(geveral of our early cotemporaries Mr. Héhness has contrived Bk, ng his name exclusively to this now celebrated ity. This pass was first discovered by Messrs. Jackson & Henness who were mining partners at Downieville. In May 1850 these tlemen set out on a prospecting e above le. passed on through Sierra Valley, and from thence turned their course westward, keeping to the right of the old Truckee route, until they noticed the remarkable depression, near what they subsequently found to be the head waters of the South Fork of the coger Map Pn through this which was subsequently cal e “Jackson & faces Pass,” they came to the spot now known as “Jackson's Ranch,” which at the “packed” to Downieville at 2 great profit. Mr. Henness soon after left the country and reever in possession an has made efforts to it notice. "52 he lad out and os ve the slavery question ; also, to Senator Gwin for a number of speeches upon this novel and interesting question. Kelly arid ‘Richard Tully, were ‘stopped by ofthe Sugar Loaf, last eTeuredey evening, and told to fork over-all the Kk eighteen dollars—all he had. Kelly, very sawy.six men, all of whom were ‘arthed with revolvers; Tully saw but two; we do s if desired. The friends of before the Justice in the morning for exam. _ appropriately ice occurred in the vieinity of Leroy, Kansas, about the . ister, who was ah eye witness, thus déscribe: ming ih tes dag ing, aad warning that a dak a uds beg: 07 a Deane 0 at about six o'clock fl i = & Het 8 i re £ Hl i = : i + 3 ball Yt ses (There were no of the house.) There was scarcely a whole of glass left in the east and west sides of the houses in Leroy, and in some instanees, window sashes were smastied. At Mr. Drickinson’s house, the balls effected a passage directly through the roof. But it is useless to attempt to enumerate the various accidents and incidents which resulted from this storm. We hear of horses, eattle and pigs being killed, men severely pummeled, but we are pleased to say, no loss of human life was oceasioned; at least we have heard of none. We are confident, however, that hada person been so exposed during the prevalence of the storm, as to receive some of those ice-balls upon his head, his life would have been imminently periled. A very strong wind was prevailing at the time, and houses, trees and fences, were scattered about in great profusion in many places. _ Sgecinl Potices. Sands’ Sarsaparilia—For Purifying the Blood— Health depends almost entirely upon the state ot the blood. Jf the vitalizing fluid which pervades every timue membrane, fibre, filament, gland or other organ, primary and subsidiary, be charged with the clements of disease, sickness must be the consequence, and until the cause is eradicated, no permanent relief can be expected. It is here that the powerful health restoring properties of SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA are manifested ; its searching operation reaches the germ of disease, and the cures it performs are therefore radical and thorough, Read the testimony in anether column, #a@Prepared and sold by A. B. &D. SANDS, Druggists 100 Fulton street, New York. For sale by H.JOHNSON & C©O,, and REDINGTON & CO,, San Francisco ; RICE & COFFIN, Marysville; R. M, McDONALD & CO., Sacramento; H. H. WICKES & CO., Nevada ; and by Druggists generally. 13-ly Newell's Cough Syrup.—We have just received a few bottles of this Syrup from the Manufacturer, It comes to us highly recommended as a remedy for Coxps, Coven Sone Throat, Broncietis, or any other affection of the throat or lungs. RUDOLPH & HUNT, 32 Main street, Nevada, 1ltf GREGORY & BORING, —DEALERS Hm» GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. No. 44 Main Street, Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, June 28th 1859,—39-tf -T. ELLARD BEANS, 562 BROAD STREET. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, October 18th, 1859.—3-tf NOTICE. > A‘™ PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE firm of J. M. HAMILTON & CO., are requested to make immediate payment, as one of the firm (J. M. Hamilton,) has sold his interest to W. H. CRAWFORD, te whem he cheerfully recommends bis old customers and friends as worthy of their confidence. J. M. HAMILTON & 00, Nevada March 13th 1860. W. H. CRAWFORD & CO., {Suecessors to J. M. HAMILTON & CO.) Gureast Daslans HARDWARE; IRON, Linseed, Lard, Sperm, and Polar Oils, LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING; Rowder F use, Cordage, DUCK, nusser HOSE m Hydraulic Pipes, Quicksilver, Lead Pipe, Plows Straw-Cutters, &. At the Old Stand, No. 27 Main Street, Nevasa. W.H. CRAWFORD, H. L. OOYE, Nevada, March 18th 1660.—24 tf COAL OIL LAMPS! DEIT’Z PATENT. GREAT VARIETY OF THE MOST eiegant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Churches, Stores, and Public Buildings, at PRICES which will bring them within the reach of all. Upon a trial of these Lamps it will be found that they afford by far the most economical Light ever used. By the turning of a si screw, o.spreng on onetned Hae? og De ving all wl ae ia » at about one-tenth the expense. Also, Patent Coal Oil, Prep by the most Process. This Oil and for its brilliancy of Light, whén used-in these NEW LAMPS, It may with truth be regarded as the Great Illuminater of the ! Sale b W. H. CRAWFORD & Co., For tale OT Sela: Agentter Cts Cit i 3-tf No. 27 Main Street, i BE i NMR ee eae 2 HAVE SOLD MY ENTIRE WOOD nus neas to J. M. HIXSON & O0., and my customers. ATE HAVE SOLD tire Lot . near 500 W cords, and Wood Ranch, to + % Wixson &CO., who is dy to fill all orders at short notice. leet ‘ J. H. & D. B. KEYES recommend therm to . +, } SIMON 8. LUEY. . R1SEX'S ~~ OF THE-—~ 3 OPPOSITION STORE, _ JOSEPH BRO’S. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, 4 IN Kipp & KNOX'S BRICK BUILDING, . Where they will be most happy To'serve their former friends And patrons, and all others who May favor them with a call, at the . MOST REASONABLE PRICES. Most ef their Steck Being ENTIRELY NEW, \ Gives their customers an Excellent chance for selection, . Call and See the Goods, aT THE Opposition Store, . Corner of Broad & Pine sts., in Kidd & Knox's Brick, at HOHLMAN’S OLD STAND, Nevada April 10th 1860.—tf NEW DRY GOODS STORE! HGDO N & BOWLEY, NEVADA. AKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF GIVING NOTICE TO the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that they have opened at the above Store, the richest and beat ~ selected . Stock of {[ _ <3 eS Of all descriptions, ever offered in Nevada, consisting in . part as follows : ——— SILKS: Books! s!! Books!!! mov! . HAVE REMOVED TO THE CORNER OF! GEO. W., WELCH, CAN NOW BE FOUND AT New Store, in Commercial Block, A few doors below Pine, on Commercial Street, with a fine Stock of everything in his line, such as Standard & MisceHManeous Works, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, SCRAP BOOKS, PRINTING CARDS, CARD BOARDS, INK STANDs, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS CASES, &c, ag AND ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY. -@e Music and Musical Instruments of all kinds; @old Pens and Cutlery, Pictures and Frames, Chess Men, Baek-Gammon Boards, Cribbage Boards, and Dominos. Pocket Diaries and Journals for i1sseco.,. Foreign and American Newspapers, Magazines and now publications received by every steamer. Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid. @@ Orders from the country solicited and attended to promptly. P. CORNER OF WASHINGTON & MAIN sTs.,. Pioneer Book, Music & News Depot. Commercial Block. COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. Nevada Nev. 20th 1859. gee eens ee eet ee BOOK BINDERY. FRANK A. LEONARD, BOOK-BINDER, PIECES BLACK, from 50 ets, to$1 per Kelsey's Brick Commercial St., Nevada. . Q yard. 6 pieces fancy, as low as 50 cts per yard ; 10 ps. Byadere stripe, very rich ; 20 ps. plaid, very rich ; silk robes, from $20 to $50; five ps. moire antique; 10 ps. . china silk ; plain silk in colors ; together with a large lot . of figared black silks ; 20 ps. all wool French merino, T5e, . per yard ; cotton and wool, 25¢ to Sic. per yard. . Poil de Chevres and Valencia plaids, of all colors, ROBES : ——— 5 POPLIN ROBES—something entirely new and very Rich. 20 all wool leLaine Robes, Delaine, in all colors. ———CLOAKS: Plain and figured all wool MBROIDERED VELVET CLOAKS— Caps, Chesterfield Sacks ; Cloth and silk Mantillas, of . receive prompt attention, . . . all kinds and descriptions—the lateat fashions direct frem New York, Long and square broche shawls, mantilla shawls, plaid long and square shawls of all kinds, j EMBROIDERIES : ——— OLLARS AND SLEEVE S—of all kinds and descriptions ; cambric and muslin edgings all kinds; cambric and muslin bands ; thread edgings ; lace edging»; Valenciennes lace. Also,—Velvet ribbons and dreas trimmings of all kinds and descriptions; wool damask for curtains; embrowered muslin and Ince curtains; eambric and linen handkerchiefa—embroidered handkerchiefa ; brown and bleached linen damask, by the yard; brown and bleached linen table covers ; linen dioylies and napkins ; linen diaper and toweling, and table covers of all kinds. MILLINERY GOODS, OF ALL KINDS. OUR BONNETS are made latest New York fashions. . at the shortest notice. in our own store, from the Bonnets made and retrimmed . . — Prints: — lR 0 PIECES MERRIMAC—Coohese and othe) er styles from 6'4 to 124g cta. per yard. A large . atock of bleached, and brown sheeting of all widtha. . Hoop skirts, Balmoral skirts. Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts, and . Other Articles toe Numerous to Mention. to us, the Latest Styles of DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERTES, &c. &e. to be procured in New York. All of which will be sold . Aa Cheaper than the Cheapest. “®x . Ladies—give usa Call, and examine our goods . for yourselves, we Wo will attend promptly te all Orders frem the Conutry. Nevada Feb. Ist, 1860.—48-tf S, LUBECK & CO., . . . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, /EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, BONNETS, Bfillimoeory, . . HOSIERY, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING, ETC. NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. February 7th 1860. rion par ASSAY OFFICE. . H. HARRIS & CO.,, ; [Successors to Harris & Marchand,) . KE. Street, near the Corner of Second Street, MARYSVILLE. Also—‘3 J Street, Sacramento, 105 Sacramento street, San Francisco. ae Will continue te carry on whe business of Ge Melting, R and Assaying OLD AND ORES, . Of Every Description. We guarantee the corectness of our Assays, and bind ourselves to pay the differences that may arise with any of the U. 8. Mints. Returns made in from 6 to 12 hours, e@-IN BARS OR erent Specimens of Quarts Assayed and Valoed. Terms for Asanying, the same a6 in San Francisco. H-HMARRIS & CO. October 11th 1859.—tf UNITED STATES BATHS! -~AN D~ HAIR DRESSING SALOON! HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY . informs the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that . they have just completed a fine Bathing House, attached . to their well-known establishment, where the pnblic can be eg enero with Baths beter . on They also constantly on ° "s productor,’’ celébrated for ite medical powers of the hnman Hair. It entirely eradieates dandruff, and keeps the pee nai They keep constantly on ‘hand & fine assozt of Perf of all kinds. . LAMPE & BRO. No. 51. Broad st., next deor to the U. 8. Hotel. LAS NOT NOMINATED.—It makes no Douglas is nominated or not, as = Sarsapariiia and FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU— For Sele by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist & Apothecary, Broad street, Nevada ARDEN SEEDS: GARDEN SEEDS:— Sale by For SPENCE . ' E. ¥ } Opposite G, W, Welch's Book Store, up stairs . Is now prepared to do all kinds of work fn Lis line on the . SHORTEST NOTICE. . BOOKS, PAMPHLE:TS, MAGAZINES, PAPERS, ETC. BOUND IN CALF, MOROCCO, . c MH, OR PAPER, se TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. ~ Ge ORDERS Solicited from all FRANK A, LEONARD, April 10th 1860,—28-tf Flower and Garden Seeds. if A FULL ASSORTMENT AT H, H. WICKES & CO’S,, Broad Strect. TALLMAN & TURNER, DEALERS IN ‘Stoves, Tin & Hardware OfraAll ELinds. HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, MADE TO ORDER. ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK, BRICK BUILDING, We are also receiving by every steamer, shipped direet Comrmeoe rocial st root. _NevadaJanunry 1859, Rule 18-tf ih wood! Wwoood!! wooo!!! Fire! Fire!t! Fire!!! We Whe Be eS WE Sea Pes ——HAs GOT—— RK 50 exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clotuing, Blacksmithing, Printers Bills, or CASH, Be Send your Orders te No. 77 Broad St. THE RIGHT QUARTER!! Asall must admit who will eall (and whe will not?) upon he E2aie EB” BE EC BER os AT HIS NEW STORE, In Williams & Kelsey's Com. Block, Commercial Street, Nevada, Feur doors below Vine, and examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of American, French and Bohemian GLASS, CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, and Cutlery. a@ Ever offered in the mountains of California. Qe Te enumerate the many articles in his STORE would be uselons, if possible. Ask what PIER has not, useful or ornamental, ever foundin such a store. Aa vaual, he fa on hand to SHOW HIS GOODS, And will do it pleasantly, (and tohis own advantage) Thankful for past favors, all who will faver him witha eal! will be satisfied that He means to Let Live and Live Himaelf in Nevada! 6%. N.B. CAN’T SELL AT COST YET! -g@ Nevada, Nov, 1st 1659.—6-tf NEW ESTABLISHMENT! Branch of the Sacramento NEW CORNER CIGAR STORE. M. GREENHOOD, ON BROAD ST., SECOND DOOR ABOVE POST OFFICE, NEVADA CITY, OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT he has opened a Cigar and Fruit Store, And solicitea share of patronage. He has « large Stock of choice articles in his line, amd will sell at Wholesale and Retail, At the Lowest Prices for Cash. 6H. Country Dealers supplied at Sacramento Prices. gy M. GREENHOOD. Nevada, Janpary, 1860. PAINTS, Oils, Glass & WALL PAPER DEBE oT. HE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY announce to the public that they have connected the above with their former business of Carpenters & Builders, At their old Stand, They have constantly on hand a ful assortment of Paints, Oils, Glase, ee + Mouldings, “Wisdow Shader, , t &. Paints Mixed & Gilt Diesiiat ead a ma fe valemy tee Paper Harging done with neatness and . B.—Furniture Repaired and Varnished. Maw The advantages derive’ from the connection of the above business enable them to sell at lower rates than any other house in town, Persons wishing articles in their line would do well to give them a ¢all. P. KENT. A. F. MACKAY. 24-4f No. 97 Bread Street, Nevada. HAYER’S COD LIVER OIL CANDY.— This is an exeolient preparation and is decidedly the pleasantest and best remedy yet for Coughs, Cold’s, Asthma, kc. &e. For Sale by Fk. F. SPENCE, Druggist &* Apothecary, Broad st., Nevada. Repairing and Lettering done to Order. . parts of the county, and will SPRING A OORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CERAR WOOD—All Lengths, that he wants to sell, or Bays Mealy og H. H. WICKES & CO., No. 58, Gf Broad St. Wholesale and Retail— Druggists and Apothecaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., Hi anyand everythingin their linete be found iw any one Store in the State. Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. @%. Orders from the trade is respectfully solicited, qm Prescriptons carefully compounded at all heurs. Nevada Aug. 13th 1859.—46-tf Row LEF’s INFALLIBLE RHEUMATISM™M MEDICINE, FOR CURING Rheumatism, Mercurial, Chronic and Secondary Syphiltic Diseases, Stubborn Ulcers, Cutaneous Eruptions, Swelling of the Glands And all diseases arising from an injudicious use of Mercury, and for re-inyigorating and strengthening the general system. N. B.-It contains no mereural. preparation, None genuine unless the written bes ers of Jas. R. Boye® appears op the label. Prepared only by JAS. R. BOYCE, Wholesale & Retail Druggists, Cor. K and 2d streets, -$m Sacramento, Cal. RUDOLPH & HUNT, Agents, Nevada, 14 ‘BOOTS & SHOES! . MAYERS & COE, Have Just Received at thelr Stand, . . Corner of Main & Commercial streets. The Largest and Most Extensive Stock of MINERS’ LADIES* Heavy Nailed Misses & Children’s . Kip, CALF AND SHOES, . RUBBER . Boots. GAITERS & Rubbers. GENTS’ . Single & Double ROY'S KW & CALF sule sewod Boots & Shoes. Ladies Calf Bootees, Ke &c, Ever brought to Nevada, designed for the DE, D SUMMER TRA . ®. Consisting in part as follows : "em . Men’s Heawy Ki ‘and Calf Hoots; Double sole and upper Oy Boots; 83 Calf BOOTS, Water-Proof Scwed Boo Miner's heavy nailed Boots; Men's Gaiters, Oxford Ties and ns; Boy's Kip and Calf Boots and B ATS Benkert’s pump sole and quilted Boots; Long and short Rubber Boots; ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Gents’, Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens’ Rubber OVER SHOES, — Our assorment of Ladies’, Misses, and Childrena Goods is unsurpassed in the country. They are mostly from the best Manufacturers of New York and Philadelphia, and embrace nearly every variety and style manufacturedin the Atlantic States, SIMON MAYERS, Wm. KR. COKE, Nevada, Dec. 27th 1859.—13-tf T. A. NEWMAN, y. BR, MILER, T. A. NEWMAN & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN . WINES, LIQUORS, AND CASE GNODS, . }Oommercial Street, ——NEVADA.—~ above line and are selling for ke CASH, at SACRAMENTO PRICES. -ge Nevada, Dees 27th 1869,—13-tf Book AT TEIS:: MESSRS. Q. RICE AND 8S. HOWARD, HYDRAULIC HOSE MAKERS. With Machine Sewing Guarantee our Work to Stand Only 20cts per Yad for 3 Scams, INERS, OR THOSE INTERESTED IN diggings, would do well to visit their place of businos, aud examine specimens, and judge for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere, as we Cuarantee to perform work BETTER and with greater facility than any pretended Hove Maker in the County of Novada—we vill way in California notwithstanding, We are prepared to make Tents, Wagon-Covers, Awni ai Garden oo, ant sx ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. -ge TENTS will be made expressly for the Washoe expedition, all nines and all shapes, ans ordered, The Machine Sewing is unprecedented for atrength, durability and speed. ‘The Machine itself, to any nothing of its working capacities is unrivalled, and without a pwral lel in the nineteenth century, and this age of progression. It is true, Wheeler & Wilson are in the field for fine work, and are unsurpassed, Grover & Baker's machines cannot be beaten for strength and speel in the general employment for which they are used, There are alvo Singer's machines, and a number of others which wo will not mention; Neither of the above can compete with BRICK & HOW ARD'S, for it Sewsthree atitches in one revolution, with twelve cord Bail twine, andtwo men ean complete 300 yards per ber Bi One seam will stand & pres. sute of from 75 to 100 feet fall, and probably more. PLACE O¥ BUSINESS, In Whartenby’s Fire-proof ballding, oppeC. W. Mulford & Co's Banking base RICK & HOWARD. Orders will be strictly attended to and promptly executed. 26-3 NEVADA FRUIT STORE. NICOLAS SLOCOVICH, On Pine street, opposite U. 8. Bakery, NEVADA CITY. ESPECTFULTLYINSORVS HIS FRIENDS AND Tun uublic of Nevada, aud vicinity, that hekeepaon band all kinds of Green and Dried Fruits, For anle at wholesale and retail. Also, all kinds of CONFECTIONARIBS, &c., Sold at Ban Francisco Prices, Nevads, Nov. lst 1869.—5-tf KEYSTONE MARKET! Still another chance for Farmer's Sons! THE HENNESS PASS OPEN I! The Pony Express laid in the Shade! cALLISTEH keeps the Keystone Market again on COMMERCIAL STRELT, and is determined not to be outdone in keeping 4 Market. A Granda Fit Out for the Indtan War! All kinds of Dried Beef, Ventiasan, Bologna Sausnges, Tongues and Fresh Meats. Vegetables of every deseription with the dew on, every morning, and put up atthe shortest notieo, as good as can be found, and at the lowest rates, May 80th 1860,—35-1f A. MeALLISTER, B.l ACHMAN., PAWNBROKER. Junction of Main & Commercial Streets, NEVADA. Ans 7a Se Or ae the public t established himself persete y at the above place, aad een to give pers A wa tien to all whe will fayor bite witha Gall, 5 ay constantly on hand for sale, FORFEITED PLEDGES of all descriptions such as GOLD and SILVER W DiyMOND ARTICLES, INSTRUMENTS, ete. ete, itm ' LBS. OF SUPERIOR SOLE LEATH400 ER, For sale by j J. VM. HIXSON No. 17 Bsoad Street, Nevada. . FjOwMT FORGET—J. 4. HIXSON has lots DRY OAK WOOD under cover at 77 Broad Street. Haye constantly on land every variety of Goodsin the LORS LORE I: GEIR SPORES AM! TERN EN ETS. A NEE NE EDL SEIS BD LOR EEL RRE LAS LILO DOLL EE BEE A ELLERY ELE PLELLDDGELOLEELGEEE LR ILE SELES GPE OLA AES LOR T IE ES vn emcee eee 3 oe hie = S Re ee eed ae = ‘ = PIANO & MUSIC STORE! FFF P PIANOS, (FRR FROM THE FOLLOWING FAMOUS MANUFACTURERS : HAVEN & BAC New York: HALEET Peyote bovtent yt BROWN & ALLEN, 3 BO & ¥, ve WOODWARD & BROWN, Boston. Every Instrament warranted; Old Piwaos taken in part payment, Melodeons! Melodeons!! CARHART & NEEDHAM and PRINCE & €O., Manufacture BRASS INSTRUMENTS. SAXE HORNS, of all descriptions, Drums, ofall sizes. FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MUSIC! Best selection in the city, vee atte tar, &e. 6 pda a cern 4@PRICES LOW. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.“@e wie. ¥ & HERWIG, 168 Clay St., near Montgomery, Sau a Fruciaco, BOOTS. & SHOES. RUMOVALT. — JOHN S. DOLE & CO. Hews REMOVED THEIR WHOLKs sale Boot and Shoe open No. 72 California steeet where they invite a!! of their customers and friends to call and examine roeet igre JOHN 8. DOLE & CO, $2-I1m BP: TF vt Important to Housekeepers AND OTHERS. PULU!! PULU!!! A NEW ARTICLE OF BEDDING SUPERIOR To any other now in use in this Country. PULU! we. FLEAS WILL NOT LIVE IN IT. -@a ALSO ON HAND AND FOR SALE Bed Springs, Twine, Hair, Needles, &c. JACOB SCHREIBER, Sole Importer of Sandwich Islands Pulu, kPulu Warchousce. 180 Jackson st. San Francisco Next te the International Hotel. 28 3m ‘ To strangers & others Visiting SAN FRANCISCO, Persons who have occasion to visit San Franciseo, and find it necessary to purchase CLOTHING or FURNISHING GOODS of any dosersption, will find it MUCH: to ". their advantage if they call at QUINCY HALL, Nos, 140 and 151, Washington street, The reputation of this establishment is known to most of our readers throughout the State, as well asin Oregon and Washington Territory ; nevertheless, for the benefit more particularly of strangers, it. may be proper to say that at Quincy Halt, every style and quality of ’ Men and Boy's Wearing Apparel, Comprising, at all times, the largest stock in the line on the Pacific Coast, is to be found at prices absalutely low ér than any other house In the country ean afford—nas low, in thet, ae the current rates of the leading retall establishments of the Kastern cities, This ix no humbug. buncombe assertion ; on the eontrary, itis simply the truth, which ia proven every day and every hour by all classes of the community, ve miner, the farmer, the business man, the laborer, men in all the varied elreumstances of life-—the rich alike with the poor—all patron. ize Quincy Hall, andablare xurt-ed to their. taste and their purse. You can buy the finest articles, or you can buy the coarsest, and the price, if you are not utter ly unreasonable, will be certain to give satistietlon, DAVIS & BOWERS, 149 and 161 Washington st,, next to bank Exchange, 18.3m San Francisco, J.B. PAINTER; (Late Q’Meora & Painter.) DEALER IN TYPE, PRESSES, PRINTING MATERIAL, CARDS, And PRINTERS STOCK generally. 1382 Clay street, near Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO, December 20th 1859.—12-ly ALL & NEWMAN, HAVING PURCHASed the Stock in trade of J. 8. WALL, 55 Broad street \ and will continue the business at the old stand of J, 8 Wall, in allits various branches under the name and style of WALL & NEWMAN. Nevada, May 16th 1860, WALL & NEWMAN, (Suecessors to J. 8. Wall.) NO. 56 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Mining Tools, &c. &e, LWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST Stock of Goods to be foundin this City, and will be Seld on the most Reasonablioc TVYorms. wa Goods Delivered Free of Charge any “G6 wae Reasonable Distance. Ga WALL & NEWMAN, No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada, Nevada, May 15th 1860,-33-tf EMPIRE MARKET!! On Pine St., Just below Kidd’s Brick. American Beef, PORK, VEGETABLES, Xe. LWAYS ON HAND, FRESH, AND LN THE BEST possible condition, The undersigned, having purchased the interests of his former partners in the Empire marhet, will continue the business as heretofore om bik own gewount. He sélicits for the establishment a contiuacnee of the very dberal patronage heretofore reeeived, we Come and see for Yourselves. ga CHAS, KENT, Proprictor. Nevada, January, 1860,—tf (\AMPHENE, LAMP-WICK &°RURNING FLUID, For Sale by kK. ¥. SPENCK, Druggiat & Apothecary. 47 Broadst. Nevada, . NGLISH MUSTARD—For Sale by b. F. SPENCE, ___Druggtat & Apotieeary, Broad street, Nevada, R. LEVASON’S Praparations for Yor Sala by KE. F. SPENCE, Drnggist, Broad street, Nevada. ecth, . Ordinance Number 44. 1O PROHIBIT NOISY AMUSEMBPNTS,— The Trustees. of the City of Nevada ordain as follows ; Sxeron 1. Any person or persons who sly ll, upon any of the public streets of thi# city, engage inthe game of ae or eny other garte calculated to disturb qvict of the neighborhood, or apnoy iall, upen conviction thereof, be fined in any twenty-five dollars, or he Impftisoned for a term not excecding five days. JOHN, WHLALAMA: Proe’t. 2 TO CREDIPORS.—Kstate of N JOHN DAVIS deceased, Notice ix given by the undersigned executors of the above named estate, to the creditors of, and all persons haying claima against John Davis deceased, to exhibit the same, with the nécesory vouchers, within tem months from 7 fir'et mete: ofthis notice to the undersigned at Lowell Hill Little York Township. Nevada county, May 20th 1860. JOHIN PATTINSON, F. f. MAGUIRK, 35-5 Fxecators of the last will and testament of John Davis deceased. Sage rer

a Se a2 John robbers, near the 5 SRE Be mates, ahve saree 0p depart. Pistol'wus presented to Tully’s face he shrew up his arm and it aside, took to . . as a matter of principle not to give it 73 er ‘ amoney, he told them he was out of tobacco and had 5 ‘buy any; whereupon one of the scountold him to “git.” w ve him part of a plug and CoLLaprsep.—In the diggings of Mr. Rogers, on Ametican Hill, an iron pipe is used to convey the water from the top to the bottom of thé bank. The pipe is eleven inches in diameter at the top, made poh a galvanized iron, and capable of running of water. On Monday merning, it beand.an inexperienced “hand was sent up to turn off the water. Pi oa ay Sega suddenly that a vacseins ‘lenges natanly fared from outside pressure of the atmosphere. ‘Tun Mount Ono Dico1nas.—Mr. A. J. Yorty, ‘ene of the owners in the mining company that reently struck the rich lead at the place called Mount ‘Oro, exhibited to us'on Monday some $700 worth ‘of gold from their claims. It is nearly all coarse gold, one piece weighing over five ounces. More or less quartz is mixed with most of the larger specimens. Mr. Yorty informs us that if their claims were ly opened, at the rate the lead has paid, ena , pao ve twenty-five dollars a day to the Rervsican Convention.-The Republicans of Nevada township held a primary os last Saturdey, and elected J. C. Birdseye, W. H. Crawford, 3. 8: Crossman, E. F. Spence, E. H. Gaylord, J. H. Wentworth, G. W. Pryor, and S. T. Oates, as delegates to their County Convention to be held in this , on Saturday next. The object of the Conven‘tion is to elect: delegates to a State Convention to nominate candidates for Presidential Electors. Tae Mansa Trovre.—This troupe of juvenile a2omediane are announced to give a series of enterfainments at Nevada, commencing this evening. The company consists of twenty-six girls and four Doys. They have never failed to draw crowded : houses wherever they have given entertainments, : ity papers hav i ir histrionie cav satiliies oom ere pind an aie bill ‘ as presented this evening. ; Mens: Lernent, daguerrean artist Broad street, F thas'taKen quite 2 number of excellent photograph likenesses of the late Henry Meredith, which he wit furnish the friends of the deceased at reasona‘dle rates, Havinga good negative, he can take life-size photogra Meredith are te to call at the gallery and examine the specimens. ARRESTED AND Discwanorp.—A complaint was made before Justice Smith on Monday evening, eharging one Henry Kornham with grand larceny, ém stealing a watch and chain, money, etc. Ile was atrested and lodged in jail for the night; but when ae an the prosecuting witness could not be found, and the prisoner was dochasged. : Hanness Toernrixe.—lIt will be seen by 2 notice im another column that the contracts for grading the turnpike on the Henness Pass will be let on Saturday next. We learn that the route has been aurveyed, and found much less difficult than was ipated. e st st grade, on Bowman Hill ‘ ioe Diet te ange A orl to the rod. d Ciysvus Acent.—Mr. Jas. R. Patterson has been appointed to take the census in the townships of Nevada, Grass Valley, Washington and Little York, and has already entered upon the discharge of his duties. The other townships of the county will be taken by Mr. Williams, of Rough & Ready, as anlast week. CoLontne A Mernsouaum.—A fast young man of our acquaintance purchased a meerschaum the other day, and not feeling inclined to kill himself by “coloring” it in the usual way, boiled it in tobaeco juice. He succeeded in raising a good color, and talks of taking out a patent for the invention. "Crnct's.—The Metropolitan circus company performed in this place on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Atthe first performance the pavilion was crowded, but the audience was not so large on the second. be! leave here this morning for San Juan and Downieville. Sronts.—Arch. McAllister has concluded to give the sharp-shooters another chance for their money, on Friday next, at the old ground near the hospital. After the shooting is over, a couple of wild foxes will be let loose for a chase; entrance, two bits for hounds—four bits for bull-dogs. Drv Goovs.—Messrs. Hagadorn & Bowley have received a large invoice of the latest styles of ladies’ Gress goods, selected expressly for the summer trade. In addition to their usual stock they have lately reecived the largest, and best assortment of carpeti ever Drought to this city. ~ Leervnms.—The Nevada Library Assdciation have made arrangements with Rev. Star King to deliver two lectures in this place. He will be up in about two weeks, and while here will probably deliver a lecture or two in other towns of the county. . f Tas “Hawxwess Pass” A MisNomER.—Mr. W. B. Ewer, of the Grass Valley National, who left for Washoe a few weeks ago, has recently returned. In his “ and Incidents on the Way,” we find the relative to the discovery of the Henness Pass: This name which has recently been given to this is a misnomer. It was formerly known as the & Henness Pass,” but through the conni(geveral of our early cotemporaries Mr. Héhness has contrived Bk, ng his name exclusively to this now celebrated ity. This pass was first discovered by Messrs. Jackson & Henness who were mining partners at Downieville. In May 1850 these tlemen set out on a prospecting e above le. passed on through Sierra Valley, and from thence turned their course westward, keeping to the right of the old Truckee route, until they noticed the remarkable depression, near what they subsequently found to be the head waters of the South Fork of the coger Map Pn through this which was subsequently cal e “Jackson & faces Pass,” they came to the spot now known as “Jackson's Ranch,” which at the “packed” to Downieville at 2 great profit. Mr. Henness soon after left the country and reever in possession an has made efforts to it notice. "52 he lad out and os ve the slavery question ; also, to Senator Gwin for a number of speeches upon this novel and interesting question. Kelly arid ‘Richard Tully, were ‘stopped by ofthe Sugar Loaf, last eTeuredey evening, and told to fork over-all the Kk eighteen dollars—all he had. Kelly, very sawy.six men, all of whom were ‘arthed with revolvers; Tully saw but two; we do s if desired. The friends of before the Justice in the morning for exam. _ appropriately ice occurred in the vieinity of Leroy, Kansas, about the . ister, who was ah eye witness, thus déscribe: ming ih tes dag ing, aad warning that a dak a uds beg: 07 a Deane 0 at about six o'clock fl i = & Het 8 i re £ Hl i = : i + 3 ball Yt ses (There were no of the house.) There was scarcely a whole of glass left in the east and west sides of the houses in Leroy, and in some instanees, window sashes were smastied. At Mr. Drickinson’s house, the balls effected a passage directly through the roof. But it is useless to attempt to enumerate the various accidents and incidents which resulted from this storm. We hear of horses, eattle and pigs being killed, men severely pummeled, but we are pleased to say, no loss of human life was oceasioned; at least we have heard of none. We are confident, however, that hada person been so exposed during the prevalence of the storm, as to receive some of those ice-balls upon his head, his life would have been imminently periled. A very strong wind was prevailing at the time, and houses, trees and fences, were scattered about in great profusion in many places. _ Sgecinl Potices. Sands’ Sarsaparilia—For Purifying the Blood— Health depends almost entirely upon the state ot the blood. Jf the vitalizing fluid which pervades every timue membrane, fibre, filament, gland or other organ, primary and subsidiary, be charged with the clements of disease, sickness must be the consequence, and until the cause is eradicated, no permanent relief can be expected. It is here that the powerful health restoring properties of SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA are manifested ; its searching operation reaches the germ of disease, and the cures it performs are therefore radical and thorough, Read the testimony in anether column, #a@Prepared and sold by A. B. &D. SANDS, Druggists 100 Fulton street, New York. For sale by H.JOHNSON & C©O,, and REDINGTON & CO,, San Francisco ; RICE & COFFIN, Marysville; R. M, McDONALD & CO., Sacramento; H. H. WICKES & CO., Nevada ; and by Druggists generally. 13-ly Newell's Cough Syrup.—We have just received a few bottles of this Syrup from the Manufacturer, It comes to us highly recommended as a remedy for Coxps, Coven Sone Throat, Broncietis, or any other affection of the throat or lungs. RUDOLPH & HUNT, 32 Main street, Nevada, 1ltf GREGORY & BORING, —DEALERS Hm» GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. No. 44 Main Street, Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, June 28th 1859,—39-tf -T. ELLARD BEANS, 562 BROAD STREET. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, October 18th, 1859.—3-tf NOTICE. > A‘™ PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE firm of J. M. HAMILTON & CO., are requested to make immediate payment, as one of the firm (J. M. Hamilton,) has sold his interest to W. H. CRAWFORD, te whem he cheerfully recommends bis old customers and friends as worthy of their confidence. J. M. HAMILTON & 00, Nevada March 13th 1860. W. H. CRAWFORD & CO., {Suecessors to J. M. HAMILTON & CO.) Gureast Daslans HARDWARE; IRON, Linseed, Lard, Sperm, and Polar Oils, LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING; Rowder F use, Cordage, DUCK, nusser HOSE m Hydraulic Pipes, Quicksilver, Lead Pipe, Plows Straw-Cutters, &. At the Old Stand, No. 27 Main Street, Nevasa. W.H. CRAWFORD, H. L. OOYE, Nevada, March 18th 1660.—24 tf COAL OIL LAMPS! DEIT’Z PATENT. GREAT VARIETY OF THE MOST eiegant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Churches, Stores, and Public Buildings, at PRICES which will bring them within the reach of all. Upon a trial of these Lamps it will be found that they afford by far the most economical Light ever used. By the turning of a si screw, o.spreng on onetned Hae? og De ving all wl ae ia » at about one-tenth the expense. Also, Patent Coal Oil, Prep by the most Process. This Oil and for its brilliancy of Light, whén used-in these NEW LAMPS, It may with truth be regarded as the Great Illuminater of the ! Sale b W. H. CRAWFORD & Co., For tale OT Sela: Agentter Cts Cit i 3-tf No. 27 Main Street, i BE i NMR ee eae 2 HAVE SOLD MY ENTIRE WOOD nus neas to J. M. HIXSON & O0., and my customers. ATE HAVE SOLD tire Lot . near 500 W cords, and Wood Ranch, to + % Wixson &CO., who is dy to fill all orders at short notice. leet ‘ J. H. & D. B. KEYES recommend therm to . +, } SIMON 8. LUEY. . R1SEX'S ~~ OF THE-—~ 3 OPPOSITION STORE, _ JOSEPH BRO’S. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, 4 IN Kipp & KNOX'S BRICK BUILDING, . Where they will be most happy To'serve their former friends And patrons, and all others who May favor them with a call, at the . MOST REASONABLE PRICES. Most ef their Steck Being ENTIRELY NEW, \ Gives their customers an Excellent chance for selection, . Call and See the Goods, aT THE Opposition Store, . Corner of Broad & Pine sts., in Kidd & Knox's Brick, at HOHLMAN’S OLD STAND, Nevada April 10th 1860.—tf NEW DRY GOODS STORE! HGDO N & BOWLEY, NEVADA. AKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF GIVING NOTICE TO the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that they have opened at the above Store, the richest and beat ~ selected . Stock of {[ _ <3 eS Of all descriptions, ever offered in Nevada, consisting in . part as follows : ——— SILKS: Books! s!! Books!!! mov! . HAVE REMOVED TO THE CORNER OF! GEO. W., WELCH, CAN NOW BE FOUND AT New Store, in Commercial Block, A few doors below Pine, on Commercial Street, with a fine Stock of everything in his line, such as Standard & MisceHManeous Works, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, SCRAP BOOKS, PRINTING CARDS, CARD BOARDS, INK STANDs, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS CASES, &c, ag AND ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY. -@e Music and Musical Instruments of all kinds; @old Pens and Cutlery, Pictures and Frames, Chess Men, Baek-Gammon Boards, Cribbage Boards, and Dominos. Pocket Diaries and Journals for i1sseco.,. Foreign and American Newspapers, Magazines and now publications received by every steamer. Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid. @@ Orders from the country solicited and attended to promptly. P. CORNER OF WASHINGTON & MAIN sTs.,. Pioneer Book, Music & News Depot. Commercial Block. COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. Nevada Nev. 20th 1859. gee eens ee eet ee BOOK BINDERY. FRANK A. LEONARD, BOOK-BINDER, PIECES BLACK, from 50 ets, to$1 per Kelsey's Brick Commercial St., Nevada. . Q yard. 6 pieces fancy, as low as 50 cts per yard ; 10 ps. Byadere stripe, very rich ; 20 ps. plaid, very rich ; silk robes, from $20 to $50; five ps. moire antique; 10 ps. . china silk ; plain silk in colors ; together with a large lot . of figared black silks ; 20 ps. all wool French merino, T5e, . per yard ; cotton and wool, 25¢ to Sic. per yard. . Poil de Chevres and Valencia plaids, of all colors, ROBES : ——— 5 POPLIN ROBES—something entirely new and very Rich. 20 all wool leLaine Robes, Delaine, in all colors. ———CLOAKS: Plain and figured all wool MBROIDERED VELVET CLOAKS— Caps, Chesterfield Sacks ; Cloth and silk Mantillas, of . receive prompt attention, . . . all kinds and descriptions—the lateat fashions direct frem New York, Long and square broche shawls, mantilla shawls, plaid long and square shawls of all kinds, j EMBROIDERIES : ——— OLLARS AND SLEEVE S—of all kinds and descriptions ; cambric and muslin edgings all kinds; cambric and muslin bands ; thread edgings ; lace edging»; Valenciennes lace. Also,—Velvet ribbons and dreas trimmings of all kinds and descriptions; wool damask for curtains; embrowered muslin and Ince curtains; eambric and linen handkerchiefa—embroidered handkerchiefa ; brown and bleached linen damask, by the yard; brown and bleached linen table covers ; linen dioylies and napkins ; linen diaper and toweling, and table covers of all kinds. MILLINERY GOODS, OF ALL KINDS. OUR BONNETS are made latest New York fashions. . at the shortest notice. in our own store, from the Bonnets made and retrimmed . . — Prints: — lR 0 PIECES MERRIMAC—Coohese and othe) er styles from 6'4 to 124g cta. per yard. A large . atock of bleached, and brown sheeting of all widtha. . Hoop skirts, Balmoral skirts. Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts, and . Other Articles toe Numerous to Mention. to us, the Latest Styles of DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERTES, &c. &e. to be procured in New York. All of which will be sold . Aa Cheaper than the Cheapest. “®x . Ladies—give usa Call, and examine our goods . for yourselves, we Wo will attend promptly te all Orders frem the Conutry. Nevada Feb. Ist, 1860.—48-tf S, LUBECK & CO., . . . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, /EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, BONNETS, Bfillimoeory, . . HOSIERY, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING, ETC. NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. February 7th 1860. rion par ASSAY OFFICE. . H. HARRIS & CO.,, ; [Successors to Harris & Marchand,) . KE. Street, near the Corner of Second Street, MARYSVILLE. Also—‘3 J Street, Sacramento, 105 Sacramento street, San Francisco. ae Will continue te carry on whe business of Ge Melting, R and Assaying OLD AND ORES, . Of Every Description. We guarantee the corectness of our Assays, and bind ourselves to pay the differences that may arise with any of the U. 8. Mints. Returns made in from 6 to 12 hours, e@-IN BARS OR erent Specimens of Quarts Assayed and Valoed. Terms for Asanying, the same a6 in San Francisco. H-HMARRIS & CO. October 11th 1859.—tf UNITED STATES BATHS! -~AN D~ HAIR DRESSING SALOON! HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY . informs the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that . they have just completed a fine Bathing House, attached . to their well-known establishment, where the pnblic can be eg enero with Baths beter . on They also constantly on ° "s productor,’’ celébrated for ite medical powers of the hnman Hair. It entirely eradieates dandruff, and keeps the pee nai They keep constantly on ‘hand & fine assozt of Perf of all kinds. . LAMPE & BRO. No. 51. Broad st., next deor to the U. 8. Hotel. LAS NOT NOMINATED.—It makes no Douglas is nominated or not, as = Sarsapariiia and FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU— For Sele by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist & Apothecary, Broad street, Nevada ARDEN SEEDS: GARDEN SEEDS:— Sale by For SPENCE . ' E. ¥ } Opposite G, W, Welch's Book Store, up stairs

. Is now prepared to do all kinds of work fn Lis line on the . SHORTEST NOTICE. . BOOKS, PAMPHLE:TS, MAGAZINES, PAPERS, ETC. BOUND IN CALF, MOROCCO, . c MH, OR PAPER, se TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. ~ Ge ORDERS Solicited from all FRANK A, LEONARD, April 10th 1860,—28-tf Flower and Garden Seeds. if A FULL ASSORTMENT AT H, H. WICKES & CO’S,, Broad Strect. TALLMAN & TURNER, DEALERS IN ‘Stoves, Tin & Hardware OfraAll ELinds. HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, MADE TO ORDER. ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK, BRICK BUILDING, We are also receiving by every steamer, shipped direet Comrmeoe rocial st root. _NevadaJanunry 1859, Rule 18-tf ih wood! Wwoood!! wooo!!! Fire! Fire!t! Fire!!! We Whe Be eS WE Sea Pes ——HAs GOT—— RK 50 exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clotuing, Blacksmithing, Printers Bills, or CASH, Be Send your Orders te No. 77 Broad St. THE RIGHT QUARTER!! Asall must admit who will eall (and whe will not?) upon he E2aie EB” BE EC BER os AT HIS NEW STORE, In Williams & Kelsey's Com. Block, Commercial Street, Nevada, Feur doors below Vine, and examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of American, French and Bohemian GLASS, CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, and Cutlery. a@ Ever offered in the mountains of California. Qe Te enumerate the many articles in his STORE would be uselons, if possible. Ask what PIER has not, useful or ornamental, ever foundin such a store. Aa vaual, he fa on hand to SHOW HIS GOODS, And will do it pleasantly, (and tohis own advantage) Thankful for past favors, all who will faver him witha eal! will be satisfied that He means to Let Live and Live Himaelf in Nevada! 6%. N.B. CAN’T SELL AT COST YET! -g@ Nevada, Nov, 1st 1659.—6-tf NEW ESTABLISHMENT! Branch of the Sacramento NEW CORNER CIGAR STORE. M. GREENHOOD, ON BROAD ST., SECOND DOOR ABOVE POST OFFICE, NEVADA CITY, OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT he has opened a Cigar and Fruit Store, And solicitea share of patronage. He has « large Stock of choice articles in his line, amd will sell at Wholesale and Retail, At the Lowest Prices for Cash. 6H. Country Dealers supplied at Sacramento Prices. gy M. GREENHOOD. Nevada, Janpary, 1860. PAINTS, Oils, Glass & WALL PAPER DEBE oT. HE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY announce to the public that they have connected the above with their former business of Carpenters & Builders, At their old Stand, They have constantly on hand a ful assortment of Paints, Oils, Glase, ee + Mouldings, “Wisdow Shader, , t &. Paints Mixed & Gilt Diesiiat ead a ma fe valemy tee Paper Harging done with neatness and . B.—Furniture Repaired and Varnished. Maw The advantages derive’ from the connection of the above business enable them to sell at lower rates than any other house in town, Persons wishing articles in their line would do well to give them a ¢all. P. KENT. A. F. MACKAY. 24-4f No. 97 Bread Street, Nevada. HAYER’S COD LIVER OIL CANDY.— This is an exeolient preparation and is decidedly the pleasantest and best remedy yet for Coughs, Cold’s, Asthma, kc. &e. For Sale by Fk. F. SPENCE, Druggist &* Apothecary, Broad st., Nevada. Repairing and Lettering done to Order. . parts of the county, and will SPRING A OORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CERAR WOOD—All Lengths, that he wants to sell, or Bays Mealy og H. H. WICKES & CO., No. 58, Gf Broad St. Wholesale and Retail— Druggists and Apothecaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., Hi anyand everythingin their linete be found iw any one Store in the State. Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. @%. Orders from the trade is respectfully solicited, qm Prescriptons carefully compounded at all heurs. Nevada Aug. 13th 1859.—46-tf Row LEF’s INFALLIBLE RHEUMATISM™M MEDICINE, FOR CURING Rheumatism, Mercurial, Chronic and Secondary Syphiltic Diseases, Stubborn Ulcers, Cutaneous Eruptions, Swelling of the Glands And all diseases arising from an injudicious use of Mercury, and for re-inyigorating and strengthening the general system. N. B.-It contains no mereural. preparation, None genuine unless the written bes ers of Jas. R. Boye® appears op the label. Prepared only by JAS. R. BOYCE, Wholesale & Retail Druggists, Cor. K and 2d streets, -$m Sacramento, Cal. RUDOLPH & HUNT, Agents, Nevada, 14 ‘BOOTS & SHOES! . MAYERS & COE, Have Just Received at thelr Stand, . . Corner of Main & Commercial streets. The Largest and Most Extensive Stock of MINERS’ LADIES* Heavy Nailed Misses & Children’s . Kip, CALF AND SHOES, . RUBBER . Boots. GAITERS & Rubbers. GENTS’ . Single & Double ROY'S KW & CALF sule sewod Boots & Shoes. Ladies Calf Bootees, Ke &c, Ever brought to Nevada, designed for the DE, D SUMMER TRA . ®. Consisting in part as follows : "em . Men’s Heawy Ki ‘and Calf Hoots; Double sole and upper Oy Boots; 83 Calf BOOTS, Water-Proof Scwed Boo Miner's heavy nailed Boots; Men's Gaiters, Oxford Ties and ns; Boy's Kip and Calf Boots and B ATS Benkert’s pump sole and quilted Boots; Long and short Rubber Boots; ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Gents’, Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens’ Rubber OVER SHOES, — Our assorment of Ladies’, Misses, and Childrena Goods is unsurpassed in the country. They are mostly from the best Manufacturers of New York and Philadelphia, and embrace nearly every variety and style manufacturedin the Atlantic States, SIMON MAYERS, Wm. KR. COKE, Nevada, Dec. 27th 1859.—13-tf T. A. NEWMAN, y. BR, MILER, T. A. NEWMAN & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN . WINES, LIQUORS, AND CASE GNODS, . }Oommercial Street, ——NEVADA.—~ above line and are selling for ke CASH, at SACRAMENTO PRICES. -ge Nevada, Dees 27th 1869,—13-tf Book AT TEIS:: MESSRS. Q. RICE AND 8S. HOWARD, HYDRAULIC HOSE MAKERS. With Machine Sewing Guarantee our Work to Stand Only 20cts per Yad for 3 Scams, INERS, OR THOSE INTERESTED IN diggings, would do well to visit their place of businos, aud examine specimens, and judge for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere, as we Cuarantee to perform work BETTER and with greater facility than any pretended Hove Maker in the County of Novada—we vill way in California notwithstanding, We are prepared to make Tents, Wagon-Covers, Awni ai Garden oo, ant sx ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. -ge TENTS will be made expressly for the Washoe expedition, all nines and all shapes, ans ordered, The Machine Sewing is unprecedented for atrength, durability and speed. ‘The Machine itself, to any nothing of its working capacities is unrivalled, and without a pwral lel in the nineteenth century, and this age of progression. It is true, Wheeler & Wilson are in the field for fine work, and are unsurpassed, Grover & Baker's machines cannot be beaten for strength and speel in the general employment for which they are used, There are alvo Singer's machines, and a number of others which wo will not mention; Neither of the above can compete with BRICK & HOW ARD'S, for it Sewsthree atitches in one revolution, with twelve cord Bail twine, andtwo men ean complete 300 yards per ber Bi One seam will stand & pres. sute of from 75 to 100 feet fall, and probably more. PLACE O¥ BUSINESS, In Whartenby’s Fire-proof ballding, oppeC. W. Mulford & Co's Banking base RICK & HOWARD. Orders will be strictly attended to and promptly executed. 26-3 NEVADA FRUIT STORE. NICOLAS SLOCOVICH, On Pine street, opposite U. 8. Bakery, NEVADA CITY. ESPECTFULTLYINSORVS HIS FRIENDS AND Tun uublic of Nevada, aud vicinity, that hekeepaon band all kinds of Green and Dried Fruits, For anle at wholesale and retail. Also, all kinds of CONFECTIONARIBS, &c., Sold at Ban Francisco Prices, Nevads, Nov. lst 1869.—5-tf KEYSTONE MARKET! Still another chance for Farmer's Sons! THE HENNESS PASS OPEN I! The Pony Express laid in the Shade! cALLISTEH keeps the Keystone Market again on COMMERCIAL STRELT, and is determined not to be outdone in keeping 4 Market. A Granda Fit Out for the Indtan War! All kinds of Dried Beef, Ventiasan, Bologna Sausnges, Tongues and Fresh Meats. Vegetables of every deseription with the dew on, every morning, and put up atthe shortest notieo, as good as can be found, and at the lowest rates, May 80th 1860,—35-1f A. MeALLISTER, B.l ACHMAN., PAWNBROKER. Junction of Main & Commercial Streets, NEVADA. Ans 7a Se Or ae the public t established himself persete y at the above place, aad een to give pers A wa tien to all whe will fayor bite witha Gall, 5 ay constantly on hand for sale, FORFEITED PLEDGES of all descriptions such as GOLD and SILVER W DiyMOND ARTICLES, INSTRUMENTS, ete. ete, itm ' LBS. OF SUPERIOR SOLE LEATH400 ER, For sale by j J. VM. HIXSON No. 17 Bsoad Street, Nevada. . FjOwMT FORGET—J. 4. HIXSON has lots DRY OAK WOOD under cover at 77 Broad Street. Haye constantly on land every variety of Goodsin the LORS LORE I: GEIR SPORES AM! TERN EN ETS. A NEE NE EDL SEIS BD LOR EEL RRE LAS LILO DOLL EE BEE A ELLERY ELE PLELLDDGELOLEELGEEE LR ILE SELES GPE OLA AES LOR T IE ES vn emcee eee 3 oe hie = S Re ee eed ae = ‘ = PIANO & MUSIC STORE! FFF P PIANOS, (FRR FROM THE FOLLOWING FAMOUS MANUFACTURERS : HAVEN & BAC New York: HALEET Peyote bovtent yt BROWN & ALLEN, 3 BO & ¥, ve WOODWARD & BROWN, Boston. Every Instrament warranted; Old Piwaos taken in part payment, Melodeons! Melodeons!! CARHART & NEEDHAM and PRINCE & €O., Manufacture BRASS INSTRUMENTS. SAXE HORNS, of all descriptions, Drums, ofall sizes. FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MUSIC! Best selection in the city, vee atte tar, &e. 6 pda a cern 4@PRICES LOW. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.“@e wie. ¥ & HERWIG, 168 Clay St., near Montgomery, Sau a Fruciaco, BOOTS. & SHOES. RUMOVALT. — JOHN S. DOLE & CO. Hews REMOVED THEIR WHOLKs sale Boot and Shoe open No. 72 California steeet where they invite a!! of their customers and friends to call and examine roeet igre JOHN 8. DOLE & CO, $2-I1m BP: TF vt Important to Housekeepers AND OTHERS. PULU!! PULU!!! A NEW ARTICLE OF BEDDING SUPERIOR To any other now in use in this Country. PULU! we. FLEAS WILL NOT LIVE IN IT. -@a ALSO ON HAND AND FOR SALE Bed Springs, Twine, Hair, Needles, &c. JACOB SCHREIBER, Sole Importer of Sandwich Islands Pulu, kPulu Warchousce. 180 Jackson st. San Francisco Next te the International Hotel. 28 3m ‘ To strangers & others Visiting SAN FRANCISCO, Persons who have occasion to visit San Franciseo, and find it necessary to purchase CLOTHING or FURNISHING GOODS of any dosersption, will find it MUCH: to ". their advantage if they call at QUINCY HALL, Nos, 140 and 151, Washington street, The reputation of this establishment is known to most of our readers throughout the State, as well asin Oregon and Washington Territory ; nevertheless, for the benefit more particularly of strangers, it. may be proper to say that at Quincy Halt, every style and quality of ’ Men and Boy's Wearing Apparel, Comprising, at all times, the largest stock in the line on the Pacific Coast, is to be found at prices absalutely low ér than any other house In the country ean afford—nas low, in thet, ae the current rates of the leading retall establishments of the Kastern cities, This ix no humbug. buncombe assertion ; on the eontrary, itis simply the truth, which ia proven every day and every hour by all classes of the community, ve miner, the farmer, the business man, the laborer, men in all the varied elreumstances of life-—the rich alike with the poor—all patron. ize Quincy Hall, andablare xurt-ed to their. taste and their purse. You can buy the finest articles, or you can buy the coarsest, and the price, if you are not utter ly unreasonable, will be certain to give satistietlon, DAVIS & BOWERS, 149 and 161 Washington st,, next to bank Exchange, 18.3m San Francisco, J.B. PAINTER; (Late Q’Meora & Painter.) DEALER IN TYPE, PRESSES, PRINTING MATERIAL, CARDS, And PRINTERS STOCK generally. 1382 Clay street, near Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO, December 20th 1859.—12-ly ALL & NEWMAN, HAVING PURCHASed the Stock in trade of J. 8. WALL, 55 Broad street \ and will continue the business at the old stand of J, 8 Wall, in allits various branches under the name and style of WALL & NEWMAN. Nevada, May 16th 1860, WALL & NEWMAN, (Suecessors to J. 8. Wall.) NO. 56 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Mining Tools, &c. &e, LWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST Stock of Goods to be foundin this City, and will be Seld on the most Reasonablioc TVYorms. wa Goods Delivered Free of Charge any “G6 wae Reasonable Distance. Ga WALL & NEWMAN, No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada, Nevada, May 15th 1860,-33-tf EMPIRE MARKET!! On Pine St., Just below Kidd’s Brick. American Beef, PORK, VEGETABLES, Xe. LWAYS ON HAND, FRESH, AND LN THE BEST possible condition, The undersigned, having purchased the interests of his former partners in the Empire marhet, will continue the business as heretofore om bik own gewount. He sélicits for the establishment a contiuacnee of the very dberal patronage heretofore reeeived, we Come and see for Yourselves. ga CHAS, KENT, Proprictor. Nevada, January, 1860,—tf (\AMPHENE, LAMP-WICK &°RURNING FLUID, For Sale by kK. ¥. SPENCK, Druggiat & Apothecary. 47 Broadst. Nevada, . NGLISH MUSTARD—For Sale by b. F. SPENCE, ___Druggtat & Apotieeary, Broad street, Nevada, R. LEVASON’S Praparations for Yor Sala by KE. F. SPENCE, Drnggist, Broad street, Nevada. ecth, . Ordinance Number 44. 1O PROHIBIT NOISY AMUSEMBPNTS,— The Trustees. of the City of Nevada ordain as follows ; Sxeron 1. Any person or persons who sly ll, upon any of the public streets of thi# city, engage inthe game of ae or eny other garte calculated to disturb qvict of the neighborhood, or apnoy iall, upen conviction thereof, be fined in any twenty-five dollars, or he Impftisoned for a term not excecding five days. JOHN, WHLALAMA: Proe’t. 2 TO CREDIPORS.—Kstate of N JOHN DAVIS deceased, Notice ix given by the undersigned executors of the above named estate, to the creditors of, and all persons haying claima against John Davis deceased, to exhibit the same, with the nécesory vouchers, within tem months from 7 fir'et mete: ofthis notice to the undersigned at Lowell Hill Little York Township. Nevada county, May 20th 1860. JOHIN PATTINSON, F. f. MAGUIRK, 35-5 Fxecators of the last will and testament of John Davis deceased. Sage rer