March 7, 1860 (4 pages)

ScreicaL.—We gare an account, two weeks ago, of a serious accident which happeaed to Mr. J. V. Watson of this place. While engaged in turping a ball a ten-pin alley, the ball flew out of the turning-lathe and struck him on the forehead, cutting an ugly gash and leaving portions ef the wood in the wound. The wood was removed and the wound dressed by a druggist, but the injury was net considered very serious uatil several days after the accident, when he became delirieus and Dre. Hunt were then called to attend him. He continued te get worse, however, and on Saturday last his friends had nearly abandoned all hope of his recovery. A consultation was then held by Dr. Tompkins of Grass Valley, and Drs. Hunt of this place, who decided upon a eurgieal operation as the last chance to save the patient’s life. On laying the skull bare, it was ascertained that a smal! piece of the wood had been driven into the bome im such a manner as to press the inner table of the skull against the brain. The wound had previously been probed but the wood being broken off smooth, and ‘even with the bone, was not detected. A piece ef the skull, about balf an inchin diameter, was eu eut with the trephine, and the fractured portions removed. The patient is still very low, but his friends now entertain hopes that he will recover. Navapa Lipgany.—A large invoice of standard books, sclected by Mr. Marsh at San Franeiseo, have just been added. to the already wellfilled shelves of the Nevada Library. This Association was organized about two years ago, end without any aid except that paid as adwmission fees and the menthly dues, they have aceumulated one of the best libraries to be found in the interior of the State—containing over 1,000 volumes, among which are many rare and costly works. There are now about fifty members belonging tothe Association; and any person can become a member by paying an admission fee of five dollars, and the regular dues of fifty cents a menth. Another large invoice of over a hundred volames, selected by an agent of the Association in New York, is. expected by the next steamer. Rexaway.—On Wednesday last, as the OrGeans Flat stage arrived at the Junetion House, the horses were turned and stopped for the purpore of unhitching and attaching them tea sleigh. The driver had got down, and while enguged in taking some of the baggage from the wagon, the horses became frightencd and . ‘started at full speed towards Arnold’s Ranch. After running some distance one of the wheel horses fell and waa dragged about half a mile, when they left the read and run down a steep precipice into Humbug Caiion. The stage was broken to pieces, one of the wheel horses killed . and the other slightly injured. The leaders . were not hurt. There was one passenger in the stage when the horses started, but he crawled out behind and escaped without injury. Inquest.—Coroner Henry held an inquest last Sunday, on the body of John Jesse Smith, a negro, who was found murdered on Saturday, about tem miles below Grass Valley. The body was found lying in the top of a fallen tree; there was@ bullet hole in his head, and he is supposed to have been murdered by Indians, He was brought to this county in 1850, by his master Thos. Smith, from Independence, Missouri, and given his freedom in 1854. He! worked for some time at Gold Hill, in this eounty, but latterly bad lived a short distance . below Grass Valley. About a week before Christman be etarted out ona hunting excursion, and nothing more was heard from bim . antil bis body was found last Saturday. County Business.—The County Supervisors met on Wednerday last, to transact the business relating to roads and highways, The law recently enacted by the Legislature, io relation to roads in this eounty, not having been received, the Board, after passing a few orders, adjourned until yesterday, when they again met, and having received the law, proceeded to re-organize the road districts and appoint the Overseers. The business before the Board will be completed to-day or to-morrow, Pack Train To Wasnor.—We learn that Mr. J, K. Sale, of this county, is preparing to establish a regular paek train, for passengers and freight, between this place and the Washoe mines, The first train will start as soon as the trail by the Henness Pass ie open. The dis. tance from here to Virginia City is about 100 miles, and from three te four days will be re. quired to make the trip each way. ArroinTMENT.—We learn that Gen. Wm. C. Bradley base been appointed Postmaster for Nevada, in place of Col. John T. Crenshaw, resigned. Gen, Bradley has been conneeted with the Postoffice for several months, is fully acquainted with all the details of the business, and his appointment gives general satisfaction. Col. Crenshaw, we understand, designs going East next summer. Bensrit Batt.—On Monday evening a ball was held at Temperace Hall, for the benefit of . Mrs. Whiting, whose husband died about a week ago, leaving her, with three or four children, in destitute circumstances, The proceeds of the ball, after paying the expenses, amounted te $253. Mra. Whiting is desirous of raising money enough to take herself and children to their friends in the Eastern States. ‘Tux Count or Szssioxs, Judge Belden pretiding, met on Monday. A venire was issued for a Grand Jury, returnable on Wednesday tho 7th at two o’clock P. M., and the Court adjouraed to meet at that time. Grass Vatiey Post Orrica.—We learn that William Womack, who formerly resided at Ne-. vada, has reeeived the appointment of Postmaster at Grass Valley, in place of J. H. Boardman, resigned. A Bie Row at Bretianps.—One evening last week, Hi. Shelton made 174 points in one run ons carom table. This is said to be the largest “run” ever made in Nevada on ¢ table of this description. Rsrcoryep.—Among the passengers by the mail steamer Cortes, was J. C. Birdseye, Esq., an old resident.of Nevada, who bas been absent some months on 8 visit to the East. re a eae ee tea . w= Dr. Scott, Mesmeric and Clairvoyant Physician, would respectfully inform the pubhe generally that he bas taken rooms at No, 88, Montgomery street, up stairs, between California and Pine, where he will give Clairvoyant examinations unerringly correct for all forms of disease, having had 18 years experience in the Atlantic States of the Union, and two years practice in California. He flatters nimself that he can give the utmost satisfaction to all those that may honor him with their confidence. Examiniug mesmerically all forms and kinds of diseases, he is enabled to locate, define and prescribe clearly and truthfully, to the satisfaction of the patient under all circumstances. The Magnetic Battery, also the insulated Battery. applied under Mesmeric Clairvoyant directions when considered essential, producing the most happy ani permanent results to all those suffering from Nervous and Spinal diseases, constitu debility, ete. Mesmeric and Phrenological examina‘ given without manipulation. Medical examinations, $2 ; P hrenological, $1. Office hours from 9 to 124. u., 2to5 p.m. Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7 te 9. Orders from the country promptly answered. , 17-3m (== —teeeepanitessenteennesienteepetaetetsanenssseensteienisnisinnetninnmnaen The Medical and Surgical Institue of Dr. L. J. CEAPKAY, is already secured in a position which places it, as well as ite proprietor, far above the assaults of envy and professional malice, In the schools of France the highest prizes are often awarded to practitieners in this department of Medical acience, and they occupy with others, an equally lofty position in the profession. Ricord is an illustrious example, a shining light among the philosophical stars of his age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equaled him in this country, asa proof of which, the Philadelphia College of Medicine complimented him with a Diploma, and the honorary ad cundem degree. Selecting this as his field of operation, although qualified as a graduate of the University of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon ofthe Hungarian Pevolutionary army, for more extended labors, Dr. L. J. Czapkay has bent his earnest attention to the cure ofchronic and private diseases, in which he has become so great an expert that he is now regarded as the Luaper inthis branch of his profession throughout the United States, and his portrait and biograpby are published as a matter of interest to their read. ers in the most exclusive journals. The Doctor’s offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street, corner of Leidesdorff, nearly opposite the buildings of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. a@@ We ask particular attention ofour readers to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in another columa of thie paper, Sands’ Sarsaparilla—For Purifying the Blood— Health depends almost entirely upon the state of the blood. membrane, fibre, filament, gland or other organ, primary and subsidiary, be charged with the elements of disease, sickness must be the consequence, and until the cause is . eradicated, no permanent relief can be expected. It ia 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. Sa@Prepared and sold by A. B. &D. SANDS, Druggists 100 Fulton street, New York, For sale by H. JOHNSON & CO., and REDINGTON & ©O., San Francisco ; RICE & COFFIN, Marysville; R. A. McDONALD & CO., Sacramento; H, H. WICKES & CO, Nevada ; and by Druggists generally. 13-ly i SRE nae 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, Sons Taroat, BRoncnetis, or any other affection of the throat or lungs. RUDOLPH & HUNT, 11-tf 32 Main street, Nevada, TREES AND SHRUBBERY. JHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING ESTARlished himselfin the business would offer to the public of Nevada and vicinity a choice and well selected ateck of . Apple, . Pear, iad Peach, iad Cherry and Other Fruit Trees. Also, Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery. GRAPE VINES, FLOWERING PLANTS and SEEDS. @@ Yard on Main Street, near the Court House. bse not atthe yardlean be foundat the St, Louisa Hotel. Gardens laid outand trees and shrubbery planted at reasonable rates, 18-tf FRED. A. MILLER, Florist. we a Se a ee ee EPrION BEE ASSAY OFFICE. H. HARRIS & CO., [Successors to Harris & Marchand, ) E. Street, near the Corner of Second Street, MARYSVILLE. Also--73 J Street, Sacramento, 105 Sacramento atreet, San Francisco. B# Will continue te carry on the business of ee Melting, Refining and Assaying GOLD 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, ag IN BARS OR COIN.-g@ Specimens of Quarts Assayed and Valued. Terms for Assaying, the same asin San Franciseo. H. HARRIS & CO. October 11th 1859.—tf —— DBALERS. 5» —— 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 I.8. WATE, NO. 55 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Mining Tools, &c. &c. LWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST A Stock of Goods to be found in this City, and will be Sold on the most FReasonable Terms. sg Goods Delivered Free of Charge any ~gg awa Reasonable Distance. -Gs J.S. WALL, No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada. Nevada, Oct. 24th 1859. If the vitalizing fluid which pervades every tissue . L. M. COHN, Bor Carson Walley !!! ag-LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,-@ LADIES OF NEVADA AND VICINITY, VISITORS TO OUR CITY. Tam determined to close out my entire Stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, CARPETS, orn AND DRUGGETS, By the first day of April, and NO HUMBUG!! Say” All persons indebted to me will please come forward and settle their accounts, and those having bills against me will please present the same. L. M. COHN, Nevada Feb, 1st 1860.—18-tf ‘NEW DRY GOODS STORE! . HAGADORN & BOWLEY, . CORNER OF WASHINGTON & MAIN STS., . 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 SERS 2. Oo PEP BE PSe all descriptions, ever offered in Nevada, eonsisting in . part as follows: SILKS: 2 PIECES BLACK, from 50 cts, to $1 per yard, 5 pieces fancy, as low as 50 cta 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 inrge tot of figured black silks ; 20 ps, all wool French merino, 7c, per yard ; cotton and wool, 25c to 37c. per ~ . Poil de Chevres and Valencia plaids, of ail colors. — — ROBES: 5 POPLIN ROBES—something entirely new and very Rich. 20 all wool DeLaine Robes. Plain and figured all wool Delaine, in all colors. ——CLOAKS: MBROIDERED VELVET CLOAKS— Capa, Chesterfield Sacks ; Cloth and silk Mantillas, of all kinds and descriptions—the latest fashions direct from New York, Long and square broche shawls, mantilla shawls, plaid long and square shawls of all kinds, EMBROIDERIES : OLLARS AND SLEE VES—of all kinds and descriptions ; cambric and muslin edgings all kinds; eambric and muslin bands ; thread edgings ; lace edgings; Valenciennes lace. Also,—Velvet ribbons and dress trimmings of all kinds and descriptions; wool damask for curtains; embroidered muslin and lace curtains; cambric and linen handkerchiefs—embroidered handker. chiefs ; 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, Or Abe BINDS. OUR BONNETS are made in our own atore, from the latest New York fashions. Bonnets made and retrimmed at the shortest notice. Prints: 4 0) PIECES MERRIMAC—Coobese and oth. ) er styles frown 644 to 124 cts. per yard, A large . stock of bleached, and brown sheeting of all widtha, Hoop skirts, Balmoral skirts. Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts, and Other Articles too Numerous to Mention, . Weare also receiving by every steamer, shipped direct to us, the Latest Styles of DRESS GOODS, EMBRUIDERIES, &c, Ae. to be procured in New York, All ef which will be sold 7 Cheaper than the Cheapest. ~@x Ladics—give usa Call, and examine our goods for yourselves, ae” We willattend promptly to all Ordera from the ; Conutry. N.B. Mrs. E, R. Jones, wishes to inform the . Ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that she hae taken rooms at Hagadorn & Bowley’s Store, where she will carry on Dress & Cloak Making, inallits branches, and having had eight years experience in the business in San Francisco, feels confident of giving satisfaction to all who may call, Nevada Feb, lat, 1600.—16-tf “§ LUBECK & CO., . . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . { . FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, BONNETS, Millimery, ie 'GREGORY & BORING, . . HOSIERY, CARPETS, OI]. CLOTHS, MATTING, ETC, } . . NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. February 7th 1860. IMPORTANT NEWS FOR 1860. GREAT RECUCTION IN PRICES, OPPOSITION STORE, Opposite National Exchange, Broad St, NEVADA. ° és _ + yO owen! JOSEPH BRO’S. Will sell their extensive Stock of . Fallce& Winter Goods, Which consists of a large assortment of . A No.1, English, Pilot & Beaver Overeoats; . “« Harrison’s Business Coats; ; ‘* French Cassimere Pants; ie Ma Blue, Black & Beaver Pants; “« 66 Silk, Velvet & Plush Vests; Genuine Peruvian, Flamandi, Moleskin and French Cassi. mere HATS ; . A Superior article of Mining and Stitched BOOTS ; A large assortment of Mackinaw and B. B. BLANKETS $ Together with a carefully selected stock Goodyear’s RUB. ER GOODS, warranted to be perfection ; All of which will be sold at @wFrIRsST cost, wa to make room fora large invoice to arrive per Clipper . ship ‘Forest Queen,” . ” 7” SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. . . In addition tothe above, we have the pleasure of in. forming our customers and the public generally, that we . ~ . are in receipt by every steamer, a well selected stock of BOYS’ CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, hoes and Gaiters. 7a PRICES TOSUIT THE TIMES. -&z . JOSEPH BROTHERS. Nevada Jan. 24th 1860. EE iB. LACHMAN, PAWNBROKER. Junction of Main & Commercial Streets, NEVADA. AKES THIS METHOD OF INFORM¢ ing the public that he has established erg il manently at the above place, and agrees to give sa! . tion to all who will favor him with s call. ga Keeps constantly on band for sale, FORFEITED PLEDGES of all descriptions such as GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, DIAMOND ARTICLES, PISTOLS, CLOTHING, INSTRUMENTS, etc. etc. 17-6m —eeeee Sale by } E. F. SPENCE, ] Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad st., Nevada. — Books! Books!! Books!!! _ Music, Music, Music. GEHO. W. WELCH, CAN NOW BE FOUND AT HIS New Store, in Commercial Block, A few doors below Pine, on Commercial Street, with « fine Stock of everything in his line, such as Standard & Miscellaneous Works. I, BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, SCRAP BOOKS, od PRINTING CARDS, CARD BOARDS, INK STANDS, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS CASES, &c. az AND ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY. “We Music and Musical Instruments of all kinds; Gold Pens and Cutlery, Pictures and Frames, Chess Men, Back-Gammon Boards, Cribbage Boards, and Dominos. Pocket Diaries and Journals for isso. Foreign and American Newspapers, Magazines and new publications received by every steamer. Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid. #@ Orders from the country solicited and attended to promptly. Pioneer Book, Music & News Depot. Commercial Block. COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. Nevada Nov. 20th 1859. BOOKS, BOOKS for the MILLION !! JT. EB. EEAMIIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine. AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST ASsorted Stock of Rooks, and Stationery, Musleal Instruments, CUTLERY, GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C. &C., ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at Wholesale & Retail, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, My Stock consists in part of a good asssortment of Law, Medical, Historical, Poetical, Micellaneous, Masonic Works, Catholic Piety and School Books of every variety, Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Presents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. —NREW AND IMPROVED— DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS, FOR 1860. Also—A great Variety o Sires for the Pocket and > oom, Counting MEAP PUBLICATIONS, A circulating Library of 1,000 volumns new, and in good order, and I am constantly receiving the latest and most desirable works published, direct from New York and Phil adelphia, Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, &c from all parts of the Globe. : ' Steamer Papers aud California weeklies, neatly put up for mailing—Postage Free. It is useless for me to try to enumerate the endless vartty ofererytbing. And 1 will say . have as good an assortment aa can be found this side of San Francisco, Persona wishing anything in my line of business will ave money by calling upon me, before purchasing elaewhere. Our Motto is We Strive to please. “ J. KE. HAMLIN, Drag Stores. 4.¥. RUDOLPE, ri HARVRY Bune, yD. RUDOLPIL & HUNT, No. 32, Main St. Nevada. Wevdaaa. Wholesale & Retail DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, ——— ANP DEALEKS IN ——— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent MEDICNES AND PERFUMERY, ga At the Lowest Cash Prices, “6% At the Old Drug Stand, Fire-proof brick, 32 Main St., OPPOSITE MULFORD & CO’S BANKING HOUSE. Nevada, Nov. Ist 1859.—5-tf H. H. WICKES & CO., No. 58, Broad St. Wholesale and Retail— . Druggists and Apothecaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., AVEanyand overythingin their lineto be found I in any one Store in the State. Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. SS Ordersfrom the trade is respectfully solicited, “Ge Preacriptons carefully compounded at all hours. Nevada Aug. 18th 1859.—46-tf aaa oaleeeeeneleeemenee TALLMAN & TURNER, Stoves, Tin & Hardware Or All Hinds. HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, MADE TO ORDER. ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK, BRICK BUILDING, SGommorcial Streot. . Nevada January 1859. 18-tf woop! woobD!! wooo!!! Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! Be He BS A Mea Pres —_— HAS GOT—— i CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR 500 WOOD— All Lengths, that he wants to sell, or exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clothing, Blacksmithing, Printers Bills, or CASH. wa Send your Orders to No. 77 Broad St. THE RIGHT QUARTER!! Asall must admit who will call (and who will not?) upon AT HIS NEW STORE, . In Williams & Kelsey's Com. Block, . Commercial Street, Nevada, BEST selected stock of American, French and Bohemian GLASS, CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, . and Cutlery. Baw Ever offered in the mountains of California. Ge To enumerate the many articles in his STORE would be useless, if possible. Ask what PIER has not, useful or ornamental, ever foundin sucha store, As usual, be is on hand to SHOW HIS GOODS, And will do it pleasantly, (and tobisown adyantage.) Thankful for past favors, all who willfayor him with a call will be satisfied that He means to Let Live and Live Himself in Nevada! #& N.B. CAN'T SELL AT COST YET! -@e Nevada, Nov. Ist 1859.—5-tf R RENT._THE BRICK STORE OCcupied by Joseph Brothers asa Clothing Store, on Broad street, adjoining Cashin & Colley’s Meat Market is offered for rept ata reasonable price. For saan CASHIN & COLLEY, At the Broad Street Market enquire of Nevade Feb. 7th 1860. Feur doors below Pine, and examine the LARGEST and . INFALLIBLE RHEUMATIS™M MEDICINE, FOR CURING Rheumatism, Mercurial, Chronte and Secondary Syphilttec Diseases, Stubbora Ulcers, Cutancous Eruptions, Swelling of the Glands And all diseases arfsing from an injudicious use ef Mercury, and for re-inyigerating and strengthening the general system, N. B,—It contains no mercural preparation, None genuine unless the written signature of Jas. R, Boyee appears on the label. Prepared only by JAS. R. BOYCE, Wholesale & Retail Druggists, Cor. K and 2d_ streets, 14-3m Sacramento, Cal. oa RUDOLPH A HUNT, Agents, Nevada. FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, —— AND— GARDEN SEEDS. Smith’s Pomological Garden & Nursry 2 MILES FROM SACRAMENTO, ON AMERICAN RIVER. Depot and Store, 44 J Street. Ww offer the present season a la and extensive atock of Fruit and Ornamental Shade Trees, Flowering Shrubs and Green House Plants, as can be found in any Nursery Establishment on the Pacific coast, embracing over One Thousand Varieties, viz : Apple, 1 and 2 years old from graft. Pear, 1 2 and3 vy ly bd by Peach, 1 2and 3 as a “ a“ Nectarines, land2 ‘ “ “ 4“ Apneot, 1 and 2 “ % “ “ Plum, 1 and 2 be me “3 “ Cherry, 1 and 2 Hi nowy sk ad Almond, 1 and 2 “ “ + bb Also the California and Foreign Grape Vines, Our stock of the Foreign Grape, in variety are the fin. eat and best selected and tested kinds grown in this country. We have been for years past giving our particular attention in the propagation of all the finest varieties of the Foreign Grape extant, of which we offer for sale 60,. 000 vines this season, Also, 40,000 Los Angeles Grape . Vines trom one to three years old, We will sell at prices . as low as can be purchased at any Nursery Establishment . in the State. Ornamental and Shade Trees. Consisting of Elm, Maple, Linden, Ailanthus, Catalpa, Laburnum, (or Golden Chain,) Weeping and Curled Leaf Willow, Timber Locust, &e. &. Also the Evergreen Arbor Vita, very ornamental for Public or Private Grounds, Avenues and Cemeteries, Allof fine growth and large size for planting out the coming season. Our stock of Camelias, Roses, and an endless variety of Green House Planta, are unusually fine and large. The Camelias have now commenced bloomiug in their beautiful varieties and colors, and will continue through the Winter and Spring months, Garden Seeds. We invite the attention of dealers and planters to our very extensive and general assortment of Vegetable Seeda all of our own raising. The crop ofthis year’s growth which is pure and sure to vegetate, we hold out great inducements to parties purchasing by wholesale, our stock being very large. Theincreasing demand for the Seeds of our own growing, have compelled us to enlarge our operations, and we have accordingly procured another farm expressly bat ary and adapted for that business, and have . .ssociated with us In that department Mr. Jas, RB, Saul, who for the last five years hay been foreman of this Establishment. Persons in giving orders for seeds, will please send separate from Nursery Stock. We will sell for CASH ata leas price than can be purchased in any part of the State, Treey, Plants and Seeds packed with the greate+t care to insure them in transportation to any partofthe Pacific Coast. CAUTION, We caution all persons from buying trees from Hawkers and Pedlars, who pretend to have trees from our Nursery, a gar vouchers from us) but would advise all to send their orders direct to us, or through our authorized agents, when they willbe sureto get Trees correct to their labels, . Trees ordered from the Nursery, will be packed with the greatest care, and willbe in much better order for planting than trees long exposed for sale in hauling them about through the country, Persons planting out Orebards, cannot be too careful in planting none but the best varieties of Fruit, Karly planting, when practicable, is particularly recommended, Catalogues containing full descriptions of our stock and prices, sent free ta allapplicants. All orders must be accompanied with the cash to receive attention, Address A. P. SMITH, 143m No. 44, J Street, Sacramento, H. W. GALVIN, SADDLE & HARNESS MATZEF. we Repairing Done Neatly. ex . On Broad Street, Opposite the Post Office, Nevada, Dec, 20th 1859.-—12-tf : . A! ’ A) . . FOR THE HOLIDAYS! . 7 atchos, Jovwelry, wo. ; Opposite the St. Louis Hotel, Commercial Street, H S JUST RECEIVED A FINE Assortment of JEWELRY, consisting of WATCHES from . the best manufacturers of France and Europe. Diamond Rings, Ear Rings, Fob Chains, . Watch Guards, . Gold Pens, Pencil Cases, . Clocks, ke. &e. . . In fact, everything in the Jewelry line, of the finest kind. ga Watches and Jewelry made and Repaired. Qe OPPOSITION ISTHE LIFE OF TRADE! Also, attached to the above Establishment is a FINE DAGUERREAN GALLERY, HICH WILL BE RE-FITTED AND OPENED ON THE Ist day of January, 1860, by the addition of a second story, now under course of construction, with fine Skylight, where the finest FPhotographes, Dagucrreotyos, and Am brotypos, . Will be taken Cheaper than the Cheapest By one of the best “Artists in the State! And better than any in the Mountains, (Though my Ambrotypes did not obtain the Premium at the late State Fair,) Because I did not send any. j ‘Whea my new Gallery is completeted, I shall i be prepared to take the Beat Pictures . in the State, and at Reduced Rates. LIST OF PRICES. . Life Size Photographs ...eeseeees rTrTey. $6 00 . Ambrotypes 6 wize Plates,,.6. sce ceeeees 4:00 . do MMO Pikes. 60 sssccdescores BOO . do 1-6 size Plates,... coccccccce b 60 BO ee PUR 6 icc cine stccccs ecsoe 1 00 . do . he B.--The public has been mia-led by the advertise. menta of ethers of the profession in Nevada, by announ. cing through the public newspapers, that they obtained . the Second Premium, for Daguerreotypes at the late State Fair, but such is not the case, (See Sac. Union of Oct. . Tth 1959,) the official listas reported, whereno such . Premium can be found in its columna. . L. CELARIE, Nevada Dec, 20th 1859.—12-3w 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 & j Rubbers. } GENTS’ . Single & Double BOY’S KIP & CALF sole sewed Boots & Shoes. . Calf BOOTS, Ladies &e. &e. Calf Bootees, &e ke. Ever brought to Nevada, designed for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, Consisting in part aa follows: Men’s Heavy Kip and Calf Boots Double sole and upper Pegged ts; Water-Proof Sewed Boots; Miner’s heavy nailed Boots; ‘ Men's Gaiters, Oxford Ties and Brogenss Boy’s Kip and Calf Boots and Brogans; Benkert’s pump sole and quitted ites Long and short Rubber ; Also, Prey per ae or ; Gents’, Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens’ [Rubber rat ~ OVER SHOES. — Our assorment of Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens Goods is uneu' in the qgenhey. They are mostly from the best Manufacturers of New York and Philadelphia, and embrace nearly every variety and style manufacturedip the Atlantic States, SIMON MA “ 4 . Wm. R. Coe ERS, } Nevada, Dec. 27th 1859.—13-tf ~~~ ’ ES, or ONE FOR of 1,959 Acres. reason= gh Per iy ene mento river, on the river two tiles, and known as the ¥ 20-1m Rio Vista, Solano county, THE GREAT FACTORY OF CIGARS AND DEPOT OF LEAF TOBACCO, No. 38 Commiercial St,, above Front. ENGELBRECHT & MAYRISCH BRO. MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARS. AND DEALERS IN LEAF TOBACCO, THE ONLY COMPETITORS WITH EASTERN PTATER. ANUFACTURE NOT ONLY THE he de’ GEORGE T. GRIMES, Front Street, San Francisco. SOLE AGENT FOR CALIFORNIA, To strangers & others Visiting SAN FRANCISCO. Persons who have occasion to visit San Francisco, and find it necessary to purchase CLOTHING or FURNISHING GOODS of any description, will find it MUCH to their advantage if they call at QUINCY HALL, Nos. 149 and 151, Washington street, The reputation of this establishment is known to moat 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 Hall, 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 absolutely lower than any other house in the country can afford—as yow, in fact, as the current rates of the leading retail establishments of the Eastern cities. This is no humbug, buncombe assertion ; on the contrary, it is simply the truth, which is proven every day and every hour by all classes of the community, The miner, the farmer, the business man, the laborer, men in all the varied cireumstances of life—the rich alike with the poor—all patronize Quincy Hall. andall are suit-ed to their taste and their purse, Youecan buy the finest articles,or you can buy the coarsest, and the price, if you are not utterly unreasonable, will be certainto give satisfaction, DAVIS & BOWERS, 149 and 151 Washington st,, next to Bank Exchange, 18-3m San Franciaco, ‘ Rn i) KF. DELGHEHR, (Fermerly Delger & Hageman,) AVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST of F, Hageman, will continue the business in his own name, as Importer & Wholesale in Boowis SFOS, 75 California St., Corner Battery up stairs, SAN FRANCISCO, Keeps a large stock of Gent's, Ladies’, Misses and Children's BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS, Also, Recotves by every steamer, a large assortment of BOOTS & SHOES, from the houses of J. MILES & SON, Philadelphia, D, R. KING & ©0., do, LEON’D BENKERT, do. C, BENKERT, do, P, CONRAD, do, Ww Also the best assortment of astern Goods always on hand, February 1st 1860,—18-3m F, DELGER. REMOVAL! . REMOVAL!! NEW MUSIC STORE! GRAY & HERWIG, wa. HAVE REMOVED TO RARBL’S BUILDING, “ee No, 163 Clay Street, Third Door above Montgomery. PIANOFORTES!! PIANOFORTES!!! Agents for tho sale of Instruments from the following celebrated manufacturers, Raven & Bacon, New York, Hallet & Davis, Boston. Brown, Allen & Co., Boston, Boardman & Gray, Albany. The above Pianos cannot be surpassed for quality of tone, delicacy of touch and durability, being made expressly to withstand the changes of our California elimate. Melodeons! Melodeons!! Sole Agents for California, for Carhart & Meedham’s celebrated Instruments ; Prince & Co’s. Melodeons, ofall sizes. The largest and best selected stock in California of Sew, PO oe Instraction Books, of all kinds. Brass Instruments, of American Manufacture. Sax Horns, ofevery description. Cornopeons, of all qualities. We particularly call the attention of Band Masters to the fact that our stock of Brass Instrumente are of American Manufacture, and are greatly superior to the German Instruments generally found in our market. Roman and Italian Strings, for all kinds of stringed Instruments, received direct from Europe at intervals which insure a constant supply of fresh articles. Guitars, Violincellos, Violins, Banjos, Flutes, Flageolets, Picelos, Clarionets GRAY & HERWIG, deal exclusively in Music and Musical Instruments, and a long and practical sequaintance with the business has enabled them te make arrange ments which justify themin announcing thatthey will sell the best articles, at the lowest possible rates. aap” Orders promptly attended to. A liberal discount to the Trade, Seminaries, &c. Baw Discretionary orders attended to by a person who haw had a long experience in teaching. January Ist 1860.—14-3m (Late O'Meara & Painter.) TYPE, PRESSES, PRINTING *MATERIAL, CARDS, And PRINTERS STOCK generally. 132 Clay street, near Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO. December 20th 1859.—12-ly ARE YOU INUSRED? THE NEW ¥NGLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN., CamAtad, .vies cvedsdiocsevevnsecscovvecs , $250,000, WILL INSURE AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE, In the town of NEVADA, ontermsas lowasany other good and responsible Company. Application for insurance may be made to I. J. ROLFE, who will make # surveyof the same tothe Company's Agent at San Francisco, who will execute the Poliey and forward it by return mail. ka All losses adjusted with CASH immediately. WM. FAULKXYER, y, Cor, Sansome & Merchant Streets, San Franeisee, nt for said Com pee ath 1859.—-12-3m

ScreicaL.—We gare an account, two weeks ago, of a serious accident which happeaed to Mr. J. V. Watson of this place. While engaged in turping a ball a ten-pin alley, the ball flew out of the turning-lathe and struck him on the forehead, cutting an ugly gash and leaving portions ef the wood in the wound. The wood was removed and the wound dressed by a druggist, but the injury was net considered very serious uatil several days after the accident, when he became delirieus and Dre. Hunt were then called to attend him. He continued te get worse, however, and on Saturday last his friends had nearly abandoned all hope of his recovery. A consultation was then held by Dr. Tompkins of Grass Valley, and Drs. Hunt of this place, who decided upon a eurgieal operation as the last chance to save the patient’s life. On laying the skull bare, it was ascertained that a smal! piece of the wood had been driven into the bome im such a manner as to press the inner table of the skull against the brain. The wound had previously been probed but the wood being broken off smooth, and ‘even with the bone, was not detected. A piece ef the skull, about balf an inchin diameter, was eu eut with the trephine, and the fractured portions removed. The patient is still very low, but his friends now entertain hopes that he will recover. Navapa Lipgany.—A large invoice of standard books, sclected by Mr. Marsh at San Franeiseo, have just been added. to the already wellfilled shelves of the Nevada Library. This Association was organized about two years ago, end without any aid except that paid as adwmission fees and the menthly dues, they have aceumulated one of the best libraries to be found in the interior of the State—containing over 1,000 volumes, among which are many rare and costly works. There are now about fifty members belonging tothe Association; and any person can become a member by paying an admission fee of five dollars, and the regular dues of fifty cents a menth. Another large invoice of over a hundred volames, selected by an agent of the Association in New York, is. expected by the next steamer. Rexaway.—On Wednesday last, as the OrGeans Flat stage arrived at the Junetion House, the horses were turned and stopped for the purpore of unhitching and attaching them tea sleigh. The driver had got down, and while enguged in taking some of the baggage from the wagon, the horses became frightencd and . ‘started at full speed towards Arnold’s Ranch. After running some distance one of the wheel horses fell and waa dragged about half a mile, when they left the read and run down a steep precipice into Humbug Caiion. The stage was broken to pieces, one of the wheel horses killed . and the other slightly injured. The leaders . were not hurt. There was one passenger in the stage when the horses started, but he crawled out behind and escaped without injury. Inquest.—Coroner Henry held an inquest last Sunday, on the body of John Jesse Smith, a negro, who was found murdered on Saturday, about tem miles below Grass Valley. The body was found lying in the top of a fallen tree; there was@ bullet hole in his head, and he is supposed to have been murdered by Indians, He was brought to this county in 1850, by his master Thos. Smith, from Independence, Missouri, and given his freedom in 1854. He! worked for some time at Gold Hill, in this eounty, but latterly bad lived a short distance . below Grass Valley. About a week before Christman be etarted out ona hunting excursion, and nothing more was heard from bim . antil bis body was found last Saturday. County Business.—The County Supervisors met on Wednerday last, to transact the business relating to roads and highways, The law recently enacted by the Legislature, io relation to roads in this eounty, not having been received, the Board, after passing a few orders, adjourned until yesterday, when they again met, and having received the law, proceeded to re-organize the road districts and appoint the Overseers. The business before the Board will be completed to-day or to-morrow, Pack Train To Wasnor.—We learn that Mr. J, K. Sale, of this county, is preparing to establish a regular paek train, for passengers and freight, between this place and the Washoe mines, The first train will start as soon as the trail by the Henness Pass ie open. The dis. tance from here to Virginia City is about 100 miles, and from three te four days will be re. quired to make the trip each way. ArroinTMENT.—We learn that Gen. Wm. C. Bradley base been appointed Postmaster for Nevada, in place of Col. John T. Crenshaw, resigned. Gen, Bradley has been conneeted with the Postoffice for several months, is fully acquainted with all the details of the business, and his appointment gives general satisfaction. Col. Crenshaw, we understand, designs going East next summer. Bensrit Batt.—On Monday evening a ball was held at Temperace Hall, for the benefit of . Mrs. Whiting, whose husband died about a week ago, leaving her, with three or four children, in destitute circumstances, The proceeds of the ball, after paying the expenses, amounted te $253. Mra. Whiting is desirous of raising money enough to take herself and children to their friends in the Eastern States. ‘Tux Count or Szssioxs, Judge Belden pretiding, met on Monday. A venire was issued for a Grand Jury, returnable on Wednesday tho 7th at two o’clock P. M., and the Court adjouraed to meet at that time. Grass Vatiey Post Orrica.—We learn that William Womack, who formerly resided at Ne-. vada, has reeeived the appointment of Postmaster at Grass Valley, in place of J. H. Boardman, resigned. A Bie Row at Bretianps.—One evening last week, Hi. Shelton made 174 points in one run ons carom table. This is said to be the largest “run” ever made in Nevada on ¢ table of this description. Rsrcoryep.—Among the passengers by the mail steamer Cortes, was J. C. Birdseye, Esq., an old resident.of Nevada, who bas been absent some months on 8 visit to the East. re a eae ee tea . w= Dr. Scott, Mesmeric and Clairvoyant Physician, would respectfully inform the pubhe generally that he bas taken rooms at No, 88, Montgomery street, up stairs, between California and Pine, where he will give Clairvoyant examinations unerringly correct for all forms of disease, having had 18 years experience in the Atlantic States of the Union, and two years practice in California. He flatters nimself that he can give the utmost satisfaction to all those that may honor him with their confidence. Examiniug mesmerically all forms and kinds of diseases, he is enabled to locate, define and prescribe clearly and truthfully, to the satisfaction of the patient under all circumstances. The Magnetic Battery, also the insulated Battery. applied under Mesmeric Clairvoyant directions when considered essential, producing the most happy ani permanent results to all those suffering from Nervous and Spinal diseases, constitu debility, ete. Mesmeric and Phrenological examina‘ given without manipulation. Medical examinations, $2 ; P hrenological, $1. Office hours from 9 to 124. u., 2to5 p.m. Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7 te 9. Orders from the country promptly answered. , 17-3m (== —teeeepanitessenteennesienteepetaetetsanenssseensteienisnisinnetninnmnaen The Medical and Surgical Institue of Dr. L. J. CEAPKAY, is already secured in a position which places it, as well as ite proprietor, far above the assaults of envy and professional malice, In the schools of France the highest prizes are often awarded to practitieners in this department of Medical acience, and they occupy with others, an equally lofty position in the profession. Ricord is an illustrious example, a shining light among the philosophical stars of his age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equaled him in this country, asa proof of which, the Philadelphia College of Medicine complimented him with a Diploma, and the honorary ad cundem degree. Selecting this as his field of operation, although qualified as a graduate of the University of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon ofthe Hungarian Pevolutionary army, for more extended labors, Dr. L. J. Czapkay has bent his earnest attention to the cure ofchronic and private diseases, in which he has become so great an expert that he is now regarded as the Luaper inthis branch of his profession throughout the United States, and his portrait and biograpby are published as a matter of interest to their read. ers in the most exclusive journals. The Doctor’s offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street, corner of Leidesdorff, nearly opposite the buildings of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. a@@ We ask particular attention ofour readers to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in another columa of thie paper, Sands’ Sarsaparilla—For Purifying the Blood— Health depends almost entirely upon the state of the blood. membrane, fibre, filament, gland or other organ, primary and subsidiary, be charged with the elements of disease, sickness must be the consequence, and until the cause is . eradicated, no permanent relief can be expected. It ia 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. Sa@Prepared and sold by A. B. &D. SANDS, Druggists 100 Fulton street, New York, For sale by H. JOHNSON & CO., and REDINGTON & ©O., San Francisco ; RICE & COFFIN, Marysville; R. A. McDONALD & CO., Sacramento; H, H. WICKES & CO, Nevada ; and by Druggists generally. 13-ly i SRE nae 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, Sons Taroat, BRoncnetis, or any other affection of the throat or lungs. RUDOLPH & HUNT, 11-tf 32 Main street, Nevada, TREES AND SHRUBBERY. JHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING ESTARlished himselfin the business would offer to the public of Nevada and vicinity a choice and well selected ateck of . Apple, . Pear, iad Peach, iad Cherry and Other Fruit Trees. Also, Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery. GRAPE VINES, FLOWERING PLANTS and SEEDS. @@ Yard on Main Street, near the Court House. bse not atthe yardlean be foundat the St, Louisa Hotel. Gardens laid outand trees and shrubbery planted at reasonable rates, 18-tf FRED. A. MILLER, Florist. we a Se a ee ee EPrION BEE ASSAY OFFICE. H. HARRIS & CO., [Successors to Harris & Marchand, ) E. Street, near the Corner of Second Street, MARYSVILLE. Also--73 J Street, Sacramento, 105 Sacramento atreet, San Francisco. B# Will continue te carry on the business of ee Melting, Refining and Assaying GOLD 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, ag IN BARS OR COIN.-g@ Specimens of Quarts Assayed and Valued. Terms for Assaying, the same asin San Franciseo. H. HARRIS & CO. October 11th 1859.—tf —— DBALERS. 5» —— 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 I.8. WATE, NO. 55 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Mining Tools, &c. &c. LWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST A Stock of Goods to be found in this City, and will be Sold on the most FReasonable Terms. sg Goods Delivered Free of Charge any ~gg awa Reasonable Distance. -Gs J.S. WALL, No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada. Nevada, Oct. 24th 1859. If the vitalizing fluid which pervades every tissue . L. M. COHN, Bor Carson Walley !!! ag-LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,-@ LADIES OF NEVADA AND VICINITY, VISITORS TO OUR CITY. Tam determined to close out my entire Stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, CARPETS, orn AND DRUGGETS, By the first day of April, and NO HUMBUG!! Say” All persons indebted to me will please come forward and settle their accounts, and those having bills against me will please present the same. L. M. COHN, Nevada Feb, 1st 1860.—18-tf ‘NEW DRY GOODS STORE! . HAGADORN & BOWLEY, . CORNER OF WASHINGTON & MAIN STS., . 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 SERS 2. Oo PEP BE PSe all descriptions, ever offered in Nevada, eonsisting in . part as follows: SILKS: 2 PIECES BLACK, from 50 cts, to $1 per yard, 5 pieces fancy, as low as 50 cta 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 inrge tot of figured black silks ; 20 ps, all wool French merino, 7c, per yard ; cotton and wool, 25c to 37c. per ~ . Poil de Chevres and Valencia plaids, of ail colors. — — ROBES: 5 POPLIN ROBES—something entirely new and very Rich. 20 all wool DeLaine Robes. Plain and figured all wool Delaine, in all colors. ——CLOAKS: MBROIDERED VELVET CLOAKS— Capa, Chesterfield Sacks ; Cloth and silk Mantillas, of all kinds and descriptions—the latest fashions direct from New York, Long and square broche shawls, mantilla shawls, plaid long and square shawls of all kinds, EMBROIDERIES : OLLARS AND SLEE VES—of all kinds and descriptions ; cambric and muslin edgings all kinds; eambric and muslin bands ; thread edgings ; lace edgings; Valenciennes lace. Also,—Velvet ribbons and dress trimmings of all kinds and descriptions; wool damask for curtains; embroidered muslin and lace curtains; cambric and linen handkerchiefs—embroidered handker. chiefs ; 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, Or Abe BINDS. OUR BONNETS are made in our own atore, from the latest New York fashions. Bonnets made and retrimmed at the shortest notice. Prints: 4 0) PIECES MERRIMAC—Coobese and oth. ) er styles frown 644 to 124 cts. per yard, A large . stock of bleached, and brown sheeting of all widtha, Hoop skirts, Balmoral skirts. Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts, and Other Articles too Numerous to Mention, . Weare also receiving by every steamer, shipped direct to us, the Latest Styles of DRESS GOODS, EMBRUIDERIES, &c, Ae. to be procured in New York, All ef which will be sold 7 Cheaper than the Cheapest. ~@x Ladics—give usa Call, and examine our goods for yourselves, ae” We willattend promptly to all Ordera from the ; Conutry. N.B. Mrs. E, R. Jones, wishes to inform the . Ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that she hae taken rooms at Hagadorn & Bowley’s Store, where she will carry on Dress & Cloak Making, inallits branches, and having had eight years experience in the business in San Francisco, feels confident of giving satisfaction to all who may call, Nevada Feb, lat, 1600.—16-tf “§ LUBECK & CO., . . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . { . FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, BONNETS, Millimery, ie 'GREGORY & BORING, . . HOSIERY, CARPETS, OI]. CLOTHS, MATTING, ETC, } . . NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. February 7th 1860. IMPORTANT NEWS FOR 1860. GREAT RECUCTION IN PRICES, OPPOSITION STORE, Opposite National Exchange, Broad St, NEVADA. ° és _ + yO owen! JOSEPH BRO’S. Will sell their extensive Stock of . Fallce& Winter Goods, Which consists of a large assortment of . A No.1, English, Pilot & Beaver Overeoats; . “« Harrison’s Business Coats; ; ‘* French Cassimere Pants; ie Ma Blue, Black & Beaver Pants; “« 66 Silk, Velvet & Plush Vests; Genuine Peruvian, Flamandi, Moleskin and French Cassi. mere HATS ; . A Superior article of Mining and Stitched BOOTS ; A large assortment of Mackinaw and B. B. BLANKETS $ Together with a carefully selected stock Goodyear’s RUB. ER GOODS, warranted to be perfection ; All of which will be sold at @wFrIRsST cost, wa to make room fora large invoice to arrive per Clipper . ship ‘Forest Queen,” . ” 7” SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. . . In addition tothe above, we have the pleasure of in. forming our customers and the public generally, that we . ~ . are in receipt by every steamer, a well selected stock of BOYS’ CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, hoes and Gaiters. 7a PRICES TOSUIT THE TIMES. -&z . JOSEPH BROTHERS. Nevada Jan. 24th 1860. EE iB. LACHMAN, PAWNBROKER. Junction of Main & Commercial Streets, NEVADA. AKES THIS METHOD OF INFORM¢ ing the public that he has established erg il manently at the above place, and agrees to give sa! . tion to all who will favor him with s call. ga Keeps constantly on band for sale, FORFEITED PLEDGES of all descriptions such as GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, DIAMOND ARTICLES, PISTOLS, CLOTHING, INSTRUMENTS, etc. etc. 17-6m —eeeee Sale by } E. F. SPENCE, ] Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad st., Nevada. — Books! Books!! Books!!! _ Music, Music, Music. GEHO. W. WELCH, CAN NOW BE FOUND AT HIS New Store, in Commercial Block, A few doors below Pine, on Commercial Street, with « fine Stock of everything in his line, such as Standard & Miscellaneous Works. I, BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, SCRAP BOOKS, od PRINTING CARDS, CARD BOARDS, INK STANDS, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS CASES, &c. az AND ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY. “We Music and Musical Instruments of all kinds; Gold Pens and Cutlery, Pictures and Frames, Chess Men, Back-Gammon Boards, Cribbage Boards, and Dominos. Pocket Diaries and Journals for isso. Foreign and American Newspapers, Magazines and new publications received by every steamer. Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid. #@ Orders from the country solicited and attended to

promptly. Pioneer Book, Music & News Depot. Commercial Block. COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. Nevada Nov. 20th 1859. BOOKS, BOOKS for the MILLION !! JT. EB. EEAMIIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine. AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST ASsorted Stock of Rooks, and Stationery, Musleal Instruments, CUTLERY, GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C. &C., ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at Wholesale & Retail, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, My Stock consists in part of a good asssortment of Law, Medical, Historical, Poetical, Micellaneous, Masonic Works, Catholic Piety and School Books of every variety, Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Presents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. —NREW AND IMPROVED— DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS, FOR 1860. Also—A great Variety o Sires for the Pocket and > oom, Counting MEAP PUBLICATIONS, A circulating Library of 1,000 volumns new, and in good order, and I am constantly receiving the latest and most desirable works published, direct from New York and Phil adelphia, Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, &c from all parts of the Globe. : ' Steamer Papers aud California weeklies, neatly put up for mailing—Postage Free. It is useless for me to try to enumerate the endless vartty ofererytbing. And 1 will say . have as good an assortment aa can be found this side of San Francisco, Persona wishing anything in my line of business will ave money by calling upon me, before purchasing elaewhere. Our Motto is We Strive to please. “ J. KE. HAMLIN, Drag Stores. 4.¥. RUDOLPE, ri HARVRY Bune, yD. RUDOLPIL & HUNT, No. 32, Main St. Nevada. Wevdaaa. Wholesale & Retail DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, ——— ANP DEALEKS IN ——— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent MEDICNES AND PERFUMERY, ga At the Lowest Cash Prices, “6% At the Old Drug Stand, Fire-proof brick, 32 Main St., OPPOSITE MULFORD & CO’S BANKING HOUSE. Nevada, Nov. Ist 1859.—5-tf H. H. WICKES & CO., No. 58, Broad St. Wholesale and Retail— . Druggists and Apothecaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., AVEanyand overythingin their lineto be found I in any one Store in the State. Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. SS Ordersfrom the trade is respectfully solicited, “Ge Preacriptons carefully compounded at all hours. Nevada Aug. 18th 1859.—46-tf aaa oaleeeeeneleeemenee TALLMAN & TURNER, Stoves, Tin & Hardware Or All Hinds. HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, MADE TO ORDER. ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK, BRICK BUILDING, SGommorcial Streot. . Nevada January 1859. 18-tf woop! woobD!! wooo!!! Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! Be He BS A Mea Pres —_— HAS GOT—— i CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR 500 WOOD— All Lengths, that he wants to sell, or exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clothing, Blacksmithing, Printers Bills, or CASH. wa Send your Orders to No. 77 Broad St. THE RIGHT QUARTER!! Asall must admit who will call (and who will not?) upon AT HIS NEW STORE, . In Williams & Kelsey's Com. Block, . Commercial Street, Nevada, BEST selected stock of American, French and Bohemian GLASS, CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, . and Cutlery. Baw Ever offered in the mountains of California. Ge To enumerate the many articles in his STORE would be useless, if possible. Ask what PIER has not, useful or ornamental, ever foundin sucha store, As usual, be is on hand to SHOW HIS GOODS, And will do it pleasantly, (and tobisown adyantage.) Thankful for past favors, all who willfayor him with a call will be satisfied that He means to Let Live and Live Himself in Nevada! #& N.B. CAN'T SELL AT COST YET! -@e Nevada, Nov. Ist 1859.—5-tf R RENT._THE BRICK STORE OCcupied by Joseph Brothers asa Clothing Store, on Broad street, adjoining Cashin & Colley’s Meat Market is offered for rept ata reasonable price. For saan CASHIN & COLLEY, At the Broad Street Market enquire of Nevade Feb. 7th 1860. Feur doors below Pine, and examine the LARGEST and . INFALLIBLE RHEUMATIS™M MEDICINE, FOR CURING Rheumatism, Mercurial, Chronte and Secondary Syphilttec Diseases, Stubbora Ulcers, Cutancous Eruptions, Swelling of the Glands And all diseases arfsing from an injudicious use ef Mercury, and for re-inyigerating and strengthening the general system, N. B,—It contains no mercural preparation, None genuine unless the written signature of Jas. R, Boyee appears on the label. Prepared only by JAS. R. BOYCE, Wholesale & Retail Druggists, Cor. K and 2d_ streets, 14-3m Sacramento, Cal. oa RUDOLPH A HUNT, Agents, Nevada. FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, —— AND— GARDEN SEEDS. Smith’s Pomological Garden & Nursry 2 MILES FROM SACRAMENTO, ON AMERICAN RIVER. Depot and Store, 44 J Street. Ww offer the present season a la and extensive atock of Fruit and Ornamental Shade Trees, Flowering Shrubs and Green House Plants, as can be found in any Nursery Establishment on the Pacific coast, embracing over One Thousand Varieties, viz : Apple, 1 and 2 years old from graft. Pear, 1 2 and3 vy ly bd by Peach, 1 2and 3 as a “ a“ Nectarines, land2 ‘ “ “ 4“ Apneot, 1 and 2 “ % “ “ Plum, 1 and 2 be me “3 “ Cherry, 1 and 2 Hi nowy sk ad Almond, 1 and 2 “ “ + bb Also the California and Foreign Grape Vines, Our stock of the Foreign Grape, in variety are the fin. eat and best selected and tested kinds grown in this country. We have been for years past giving our particular attention in the propagation of all the finest varieties of the Foreign Grape extant, of which we offer for sale 60,. 000 vines this season, Also, 40,000 Los Angeles Grape . Vines trom one to three years old, We will sell at prices . as low as can be purchased at any Nursery Establishment . in the State. Ornamental and Shade Trees. Consisting of Elm, Maple, Linden, Ailanthus, Catalpa, Laburnum, (or Golden Chain,) Weeping and Curled Leaf Willow, Timber Locust, &e. &. Also the Evergreen Arbor Vita, very ornamental for Public or Private Grounds, Avenues and Cemeteries, Allof fine growth and large size for planting out the coming season. Our stock of Camelias, Roses, and an endless variety of Green House Planta, are unusually fine and large. The Camelias have now commenced bloomiug in their beautiful varieties and colors, and will continue through the Winter and Spring months, Garden Seeds. We invite the attention of dealers and planters to our very extensive and general assortment of Vegetable Seeda all of our own raising. The crop ofthis year’s growth which is pure and sure to vegetate, we hold out great inducements to parties purchasing by wholesale, our stock being very large. Theincreasing demand for the Seeds of our own growing, have compelled us to enlarge our operations, and we have accordingly procured another farm expressly bat ary and adapted for that business, and have . .ssociated with us In that department Mr. Jas, RB, Saul, who for the last five years hay been foreman of this Establishment. Persons in giving orders for seeds, will please send separate from Nursery Stock. We will sell for CASH ata leas price than can be purchased in any part of the State, Treey, Plants and Seeds packed with the greate+t care to insure them in transportation to any partofthe Pacific Coast. CAUTION, We caution all persons from buying trees from Hawkers and Pedlars, who pretend to have trees from our Nursery, a gar vouchers from us) but would advise all to send their orders direct to us, or through our authorized agents, when they willbe sureto get Trees correct to their labels, . Trees ordered from the Nursery, will be packed with the greatest care, and willbe in much better order for planting than trees long exposed for sale in hauling them about through the country, Persons planting out Orebards, cannot be too careful in planting none but the best varieties of Fruit, Karly planting, when practicable, is particularly recommended, Catalogues containing full descriptions of our stock and prices, sent free ta allapplicants. All orders must be accompanied with the cash to receive attention, Address A. P. SMITH, 143m No. 44, J Street, Sacramento, H. W. GALVIN, SADDLE & HARNESS MATZEF. we Repairing Done Neatly. ex . On Broad Street, Opposite the Post Office, Nevada, Dec, 20th 1859.-—12-tf : . A! ’ A) . . FOR THE HOLIDAYS! . 7 atchos, Jovwelry, wo. ; Opposite the St. Louis Hotel, Commercial Street, H S JUST RECEIVED A FINE Assortment of JEWELRY, consisting of WATCHES from . the best manufacturers of France and Europe. Diamond Rings, Ear Rings, Fob Chains, . Watch Guards, . Gold Pens, Pencil Cases, . Clocks, ke. &e. . . In fact, everything in the Jewelry line, of the finest kind. ga Watches and Jewelry made and Repaired. Qe OPPOSITION ISTHE LIFE OF TRADE! Also, attached to the above Establishment is a FINE DAGUERREAN GALLERY, HICH WILL BE RE-FITTED AND OPENED ON THE Ist day of January, 1860, by the addition of a second story, now under course of construction, with fine Skylight, where the finest FPhotographes, Dagucrreotyos, and Am brotypos, . Will be taken Cheaper than the Cheapest By one of the best “Artists in the State! And better than any in the Mountains, (Though my Ambrotypes did not obtain the Premium at the late State Fair,) Because I did not send any. j ‘Whea my new Gallery is completeted, I shall i be prepared to take the Beat Pictures . in the State, and at Reduced Rates. LIST OF PRICES. . Life Size Photographs .....eeseeees rTrTey. $6 00 . Ambrotypes 6 wize Plates,,..6.. sce ceeeees 4:00 . do MMO Pikes.. 60 sssccdescores BOO . do 1-6 size Plates,..... coccccccce b 60 BO ee PUR 6 icc cine stccccs ecsoe 1 00 . do . he B.--The public has been mia-led by the advertise. menta of ethers of the profession in Nevada, by announ. cing through the public newspapers, that they obtained . the Second Premium, for Daguerreotypes at the late State Fair, but such is not the case, (See Sac. Union of Oct. . Tth 1959,) the official listas reported, whereno such . Premium can be found in its columna. . L. CELARIE, Nevada Dec, 20th 1859.—12-3w 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 & j Rubbers. } GENTS’ . Single & Double BOY’S KIP & CALF sole sewed Boots & Shoes. . Calf BOOTS, Ladies &e. &e. Calf Bootees, &e ke. Ever brought to Nevada, designed for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, Consisting in part aa follows: Men’s Heavy Kip and Calf Boots Double sole and upper Pegged ts; Water-Proof Sewed Boots; Miner’s heavy nailed Boots; ‘ Men's Gaiters, Oxford Ties and Brogenss Boy’s Kip and Calf Boots and Brogans; Benkert’s pump sole and quitted ites Long and short Rubber ; Also, Prey per ae or ; Gents’, Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens’ [Rubber rat ~ OVER SHOES. — Our assorment of Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens Goods is uneu' in the qgenhey. They are mostly from the best Manufacturers of New York and Philadelphia, and embrace nearly every variety and style manufacturedip the Atlantic States, SIMON MA “ 4 . Wm. R. Coe ERS, } Nevada, Dec. 27th 1859.—13-tf ~~~ ’ ES, or ONE FOR of 1,959 Acres. reason= gh Per iy ene mento river, on the river two tiles, and known as the ¥ 20-1m Rio Vista, Solano county, THE GREAT FACTORY OF CIGARS AND DEPOT OF LEAF TOBACCO, No. 38 Commiercial St,, above Front. ENGELBRECHT & MAYRISCH BRO. MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARS. AND DEALERS IN LEAF TOBACCO, THE ONLY COMPETITORS WITH EASTERN PTATER. ANUFACTURE NOT ONLY THE he de’ GEORGE T. GRIMES, Front Street, San Francisco. SOLE AGENT FOR CALIFORNIA, To strangers & others Visiting SAN FRANCISCO. Persons who have occasion to visit San Francisco, and find it necessary to purchase CLOTHING or FURNISHING GOODS of any description, will find it MUCH to their advantage if they call at QUINCY HALL, Nos. 149 and 151, Washington street, The reputation of this establishment is known to moat 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 Hall, 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 absolutely lower than any other house in the country can afford—as yow, in fact, as the current rates of the leading retail establishments of the Eastern cities. This is no humbug, buncombe assertion ; on the contrary, it is simply the truth, which is proven every day and every hour by all classes of the community, The miner, the farmer, the business man, the laborer, men in all the varied cireumstances of life—the rich alike with the poor—all patronize Quincy Hall. andall are suit-ed to their taste and their purse, Youecan buy the finest articles,or you can buy the coarsest, and the price, if you are not utterly unreasonable, will be certainto give satisfaction, DAVIS & BOWERS, 149 and 151 Washington st,, next to Bank Exchange, 18-3m San Franciaco, ‘ Rn i) KF. DELGHEHR, (Fermerly Delger & Hageman,) AVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST of F, Hageman, will continue the business in his own name, as Importer & Wholesale in Boowis SFOS, 75 California St., Corner Battery up stairs, SAN FRANCISCO, Keeps a large stock of Gent's, Ladies’, Misses and Children's BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS, Also, Recotves by every steamer, a large assortment of BOOTS & SHOES, from the houses of J. MILES & SON, Philadelphia, D, R. KING & ©0., do, LEON’D BENKERT, do. C, BENKERT, do, P, CONRAD, do, Ww Also the best assortment of astern Goods always on hand, February 1st 1860,—18-3m F, DELGER. REMOVAL! . REMOVAL!! NEW MUSIC STORE! GRAY & HERWIG, wa. HAVE REMOVED TO RARBL’S BUILDING, “ee No, 163 Clay Street, Third Door above Montgomery. PIANOFORTES!! PIANOFORTES!!! Agents for tho sale of Instruments from the following celebrated manufacturers, Raven & Bacon, New York, Hallet & Davis, Boston. Brown, Allen & Co., Boston, Boardman & Gray, Albany. The above Pianos cannot be surpassed for quality of tone, delicacy of touch and durability, being made expressly to withstand the changes of our California elimate. Melodeons! Melodeons!! Sole Agents for California, for Carhart & Meedham’s celebrated Instruments ; Prince & Co’s. Melodeons, ofall sizes. The largest and best selected stock in California of Sew, PO oe Instraction Books, of all kinds. Brass Instruments, of American Manufacture. Sax Horns, ofevery description. Cornopeons, of all qualities. We particularly call the attention of Band Masters to the fact that our stock of Brass Instrumente are of American Manufacture, and are greatly superior to the German Instruments generally found in our market. Roman and Italian Strings, for all kinds of stringed Instruments, received direct from Europe at intervals which insure a constant supply of fresh articles. Guitars, Violincellos, Violins, Banjos, Flutes, Flageolets, Picelos, Clarionets GRAY & HERWIG, deal exclusively in Music and Musical Instruments, and a long and practical sequaintance with the business has enabled them te make arrange ments which justify themin announcing thatthey will sell the best articles, at the lowest possible rates. aap” Orders promptly attended to. A liberal discount to the Trade, Seminaries, &c. Baw Discretionary orders attended to by a person who haw had a long experience in teaching. January Ist 1860.—14-3m (Late O'Meara & Painter.) TYPE, PRESSES, PRINTING *MATERIAL, CARDS, And PRINTERS STOCK generally. 132 Clay street, near Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO. December 20th 1859.—12-ly ARE YOU INUSRED? THE NEW ¥NGLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN., CamAtad, .vies cvedsdiocsevevnsecscovvecs , $250,000, WILL INSURE AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE, In the town of NEVADA, ontermsas lowasany other good and responsible Company. Application for insurance may be made to I. J. ROLFE, who will make # surveyof the same tothe Company's Agent at San Francisco, who will execute the Poliey and forward it by return mail. ka All losses adjusted with CASH immediately. WM. FAULKXYER, y, Cor, Sansome & Merchant Streets, San Franeisee, nt for said Com pee ath 1859.—-12-3m