November 30, 1859 (4 pages)

{ % tas NEVADA DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOY. 30, 1809. ee ee A German Usion+-Some of the most influential of the German States are moving infavor of a more consolidated union of the sovereignties now represented in the Frankfort Diet. “The Ladies of Nevada will give a Ball at the Court House, on’ the evening of the 26thDecember "Sank tare, Books! Books! B oks!! Books !! APi CHEAP!! CHEAP!!! BARGAINS. c ah atta at ‘Sax Senacins iery AN bsertioemute, BorGLany.—The store of Mr. Peter Siutti, on . they an their present political union too . the proceeds ater me eececnes "4 od tae Commereial the corner of Commercial and Ping streets, was . weak to hold them together in the stormy times . of Nevada from Fire. Ti » i py. ; . : Broken open last Friday night, by burglare, anticipated from the ambition of Fiske and. By Order of the Committee, Block . ——— . Street. soL KOHLM AN > Ne corrtt RICE, od ay 4 ¢. the arrogance of Austria. They have agreed rs. J. A. LANCASTER, ‘Miss A. Watteax, Music, Music, Music. cast wep tay A LARGE AND WELL . REDINGTON & CO., COFFIN & CO. who stole money and jewelry to the value of +) tne following resolutions as subsidiary to the Sire. Joux MoOownant = Mre: Jyvas Casterds pape New York. Renyerilie. $1,700 or $1,800. .Mr. Siutti considered his building burglar proof, and kept his valuables ina pine chest, which was fastened with a pad" Jock, The burglars made a small hole through declarations put forth at Eisenach on the 17th of July, and at Hanover on the 19th of the same month : 1. We see in the present political situation, reat dangers for the indepenence of our Ger_ the stone wall on Commercial street, adjoining . man Fatherland, which have been increased “ing the bar that fastened the iron shutter, and entered the back part of the building. The chest conjaining the valuables was found the next morning on the sidewalk, near the building, broken open and rifled of most of its contents, Among the articles etolen, were three for $400. and between five and six hundred dollars in money. The payment of the check has articles of value, which the robbers evidently overlooked, were left with some papers in the chest. The robbery was evidently perpetrated by some one acquainted with the premises, whe xxnew where tbe things were kept. Axoruer Rovre.—The practicability of constructing a good wagon road over the mountains, by way of Bear Valley and Jackson’s ranch, and at a comparatively smal! cost, is advocated by many who are acquainted with the country, This route follows the old emigrant road for some distance above Bear Valley, when it bears off to the Jeft and unites with the Eureka and Henness pass routes at Jackson’s ranch. There is already an excellent wagon . « window, and by that means succeeded in lift. rather than diminished by the peace concluded between Austria and France. 2. These dangers arise from the imperfect Federal Constitution of Germany, and they can . only be avoided by a speedy change in this Constitution. 3. To this end it is necessary that the German Diet should be replaced by a firm, strong, and permanent Central Government, and thata 4. In tthe present circumstances it is only by Prussia that effectual steps can be taken to without, before the Ceutral Government is defi. nitely constituted, the conduct of her military . forces and diplomatic relations abroad, must be confined to Prussia, 6. It is the duty of every German to give his support to the Prussian Government, so long as its aims shall coincide with the aims and neeessitics of Germany, and its actions are directed to securing for Germany a strong, free and Mrs. Jupgs S84k18, Mrs, C. W. Hit, Mrs. Sanps, Mrs. Georom Lancaster, Mrs. I. J, Rous, Mrs. Joux Weerre, Mra. Sam. BORING, Mrs. J, Case, Mrs. A. HaNson, Mrs, J. 8. Watt. Mra, E. G, Warrs, Committee of Arrangements, Nevada, Noveinber 8th 1859, Special Notice. L. M.Cohn, of the Philadelphia Dry Goods Store, wishes to inferm the good people of Nevada and vicinity, that he haa just opened his large and well selected: stock . of FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS, DOMESTICS, ETC,, and . will not.badt them with 10ct. Calico, or $3, ct. Shecting, Dut will sell.all goods Cheaper than the Cheapest establishment in this town, and will not be undersold by any . L. M. COTIN, 6-tt’ . Philadelphia Store, Commercial st., Nevada. ner of Broad and Pine streets, Regular meetings on the Ist and 3d Thursdays im each menth. Visiting Sir Knights are respectfully invited. Sm THOS, H. CASWELL, Em, Com, Sin. Joun R. MoConnett, Recorder, ~Wevada. Royal Areh Chapter No. 6, meets every Monday evening, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. Regular . meetings, first Monday of each month. Visiting CompanGEO. W. WELCH, CAN NOW BE FOUND AT HIS 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 & Miscellaneous Works. SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK, BOOKS, SCRAP BOOKS, COPY BOOKS, MUSIC BOOKS, PRINTING CARDS, CARD BOARDS, INK STANDS, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS CASES, &c. and Cutlery, Pictures and Frames, Chess Men, -Gaihmon Boards, Cribbage Boards, Foreign and American Newspapers, Magazines and new publications received by every steamer. Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid, aa” Orders fromthe country solicited and attended to promptly. Pioneer Book, Music & News Depot. Commercial Block. COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. . united Constitution, 7. We expect from all friends of the German . Fatherland, whether they belong to the Demo. cratic or Constitutional party, that they prefer . the national independence and union to claims . of party, and will work together with one ac. . cord and with perseverence to arrive at a strong . German unity. ions are respectfully invited to attend. CHAS, MARSH, M. EF. H, P, J. F. Repotra, Sée’y. “TO INV ALIDS.—Have you Disease of the Kidneys Take Risley’s Compound FluidExtract of Buchu. Have you Disease of the Bladder? Take Risley’s Compound Floid Extract of Buchu. Have you Disease of the Urethra? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. Aynecpotk or S. S. Prenrice.—During the BOOKS, BOOKS for the MILLION !! 7. E. HAMLIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine. AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST ASsorted Stock of Books, and Stationery, Musical Instruments, CUTLERY, . GOLD PENS, . FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C, &C., FALL AND WINTER Rotoruina, And offers it to the public at Reduced Prices. Give him a Call, Kidd & Knox’s Brick Building, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts., Nevada. Blankets! Blankets! R SALE, the best 5 1.2 Pomt Hudson Bay Family White Blankets, together with heavy Mackinaw blue, red and gray, at the Corner of Broad and Pine streets, SOL, KOHLMAN. Boots! Boots! Boots! stock of sewed and pegged boots, single and double soles —the same articles for less money than any other estabR SALE, the latest style of Dueland Senator 4 Hats, by SOL. KORLMAN. Nevada Noy, 7th 1869. NEW STORE. NEW .GOODS!! S. LUBECK & CO., . Cheapest One Price Dry Goods Se’ Ea. Ee Ce NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, E INVITE THE Ladies of Nevada AND VICINity to calland examine our newly received and well selected FALL STOOK, which in beauty and novelty, cannot be surpassed by any Establishment this side of Bargion ta ABholesate Druggists ) Saw Srancisco,, 4 ‘ one. Call yourselves, Ladies, and be convinced, forTam . = gg AND ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY. -@& R SALE, the best Roger's, and Benkert’s double —— gold watches, a pistol valued at $80, a check National Assembly should be called, determined fo du aa] aay, and'no humbug. Music and Musical Insttumetite of all kinda; Gold Péns and quited bottom Boots, together with a very large — ’ reach this end ; to secure th initiative of Prom) a’ sam Deanne, pri At SOL, KOHLMAN’S. Meen stopped, and that is not reckoned among . sia, must therefore, be the object of our efforts. Nevada Commandry No. 6, of Knights Templar Pocket Diaries and Journals for = ei . E BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE AT_ ‘the losses, A heavy gold ring, and some other) 5. Should Germany be again threatened from . meets every THURSDAY Evening, at Masonic Hall, cor18cec0 Hats! Hats! Hats ! eee oe oe oe ae and Washington Territory, to @ur potent complete arrangements for the transaction of the IMPORTING AND WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESS, Having a house in New York, which brings us In direct communication with the principal Importers and Manufacturers of Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, we are enabled to offer inducements to purchasers which cannot be equaled by any other house on the Pacific Coast. We have now in store the largest and best selected STOCK OF DRUGS, ever offered for sale in this market, and it is our intention to maintain, by large and regular importations, and by always selling the BEST goods at the LOWEST prices, the leading position which, for ten years past, we have occupied in the Wholesale Drug Business in this State. Particular attention will bo paid to the Mexican and Sandwich Island trade, and we guarantee satistaction, both in quality and price, to all who may favor us with > i . Presidential canvass of 1844, Prentice was maSuffering from Debility of Sexual Organs? . ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at San Francisco, consisting in part of their orders, road to Bear Valley, and we are informed that . king one of his best speeches before an immense . Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, — z lew FR 11 . Motre Antique Fig’d, Plaid and Fleunce REDINGTON & CO., an equally good road can be made from there . audience in Tennessee. Overcome by his exer. saffering from Pain in Back and Loins! holecsaloc etail, SILKS, 4.3m No, 107 Clay street, San Franciseo, to Jackson’s ranch for $4,000 or $5,000. The distance from the Washoe diggings to Nevada, by this route, is said not to exceed 85 or 90 miles. From the interest which the people of this county are latterly takingin the matter, we should not be surprised if good roads were opened next spring, both by way of Bear Valley and Eureka. More Discoveries.—Mr. Foster, the expressman, who returned last week from Washoe, informs us that another vein of silver ore has recently been discovered by some Mexicans, about four miles from Virginiatown, on the toll road leading from thence to Steamboat Valiey. Some of the ore had been assayed with sueh conveniences as could be procured on the spot, and the proprietors entertain a well-founded belief that the lead is extensive and valuable. tions, he fell fainting into the arms of his friend, Gov. Jones, who, frenzied with excitement, shouted at the top of bis voice, over the uncon. scious form which he supported, “Die Prentice! . Die now! you will never have again an oppornity so glorious,’’ base . 8 Any Burning in Urinary Passages ? tage : i Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. '"! . * . CHRISTMAS GIFTS!! . A fresh supply justreceived by ss. Wo McA RET E. F. SPENCE, . “g : ’ 28-tf Druggist & Apothecary, No. 47 Broad St. Offers to the public a LEER ARIE TREES A AIOE EER LISS PE ES ES TT, . Gift Entertainment !! . VE 4S Be 6 4 2. Be . To come off on SATURDAY Evening December 24th, 1859, on which occasion will be PIONEBEEFE distributed ” IC % igiuies il es a) $689 IN PRIZES! . . Consisting of 35 Prizes of the most costly and beautiful articles of table ware, &c—the most acceptable gifts for Christmas for families imaginable. The drawn numbers from one to thirty-five inclu. sive to take the articles as they appear on the list. Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, Subject to irregularities and Obstructions? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. . Suffering from Dropay or Gravel? Take Risley’eCompound Fluid Extract of Buchu. 1. HARRIS & CO,, (Successors tu Harris & Marchand,) . E, Street, near the Corner of Second Street, MARYSVILLE. Also—73 J Street, Sacramento, ABR AY OF BICEH,) 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, —NewW ayp Iyrroven—~ DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS, TOR 1859. Alao—A great Variety of Sizes for the Pocket arid Counting Room, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, A circulating Library of 1,000 volumns new, and in good order, and Tam 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 and California weeklies, neatly put up for mailing—Postage Free, It is useless for me to try to enumerate the endless varity of everything. Andl will say T have as good an assortment as can be found this side of San Franciseo, Persons wishing anything in my line of business will aaye money by calling upon me, before purchasing else where, Plain and Figured Wool De Laines, English and French Merinos. Weolen Plaids and Fig’d. Cashmeres. Blue, Red, Gray, White, Pink and Fig’d. FLANNELS, a large stock. Also, a large Stock of 8,9, 10 and 11 quarter Brown and Bleached SHERTINGS, embracing all qualities; all of which will be sold at the LOWEST PRICK the market ean afford, Also, a large Stock of two and three ply Ingrain, Brussels . and Velvet CARPETS, which will be sold from 50 cents per yard upwards, . Ol Clothsand Mattings, of all figures and widths. . BONNETS. Ladies willfind here the Largest and Best Selected . Stock ever kept in the Mountains, consisting of . Plain and Figured White Silk Bonnets, . Drab, Blue, Green, Brown and Cherry Satin do. . White & Col’d. Neapol, dark Straw & Linen do, Also, a large assortment of French Artificial Flowers, Rouches, Also, 200 pieces, all styles, shades and qualitievof BONNET RIBBONS. Silk Velvet Mantillas and Cloth Cloaks, Of the Latest Styles. 400 pieces now patterns of French and American Prints, —_—-— ay SEWING MACHINES, UR MACHINES HAVE REPEATEDLY taken the First Premium at various State Pairs, in competition with all others, They make the INTERLOCKED STITCH, (which cannot be unraveled,) alike on both sides or not, at the will of the operator—do not get out of order without great abuse, and will execute overy variety of work in the most beautiful style. \ See what the Scrsntivic AMARICAN says, and that ought to be good asthecy “Mr, Singer has become a Nestor in the discovery of Sewing Machine improvements. Hardly a week passes without the issue of one or more patents for his inventions. His Sewing Machines have been greatly improved within the past year, HIGHEST DEGREE PERFECT, No one man has done so much towards the introduction of these great labor-saving machines as Isaac M. Singer, He ought to be well rewarded. “The leading characteristic of Mr, Singer’s mind as an inventor, is precision inthe application of mechanical means, He makes no mistakes—trics no abortive experiments; andaltbough-he has been able to een grea upon his own original ideas, yet his inventions have al ways been successful from the start, and have never imelbhsithihlieanlieaislg liens 105 Sacramento atreet, San Francisco. i . stip re . ‘I Our Motto Is We Strive to please, vereon,”” The celebrated Comstock ledge has been . No. 1. Grand China Dinner set 170 pieces. + $180 . g@~ Will continue te carry on the business of -@@ 11-tf J. BH. HAMTAIN, . GINGHAME A large Stock of “@@ proved by any other person . opened in a new place, at a point lower than . : pas Bae — tea oot pieces..+ 2 Melting, Refining and Assaying : : a7 . POPLINS, at Hi, DW NAsidy Fag Agent toed. M. Singer & Oni, a4 3. Onefine china tea set, FeCeSsceeses 4 : SB) «ps + grep DEBEIGES Sacramento Street—Dear sir :—We take great pleasure in any heretofore worked, and the ore found to be i ome coche pee Face swan gle . 95 GOLD* AND ORES, . as BI Sins fb. ALAPACOAB, speaking in the highest terms of the merits of your SewH 1 richer than ever. The vein of silver ore in this > ledge becomes richer and more abundant the » deeper it is worked. A vein of galena (lead ore) is reported to . have been discovered the other side of Carson Of Every Description, 4 5. One china bowl] and jugs.ss.seeeeeee 15] 6, One extra silver plated tea set, 4 pieces. 40 . We guarantee the corectness of our Assays, and bind 7 ourselves to pay the differences that may arise with any 8 of the U.S. Mints. Returns made in from 6 to 12 hours, pw iN BARS OR COIN.-¢4@ Terms for Aa. One extra silver plated castor.+.+++ . 25 ’. One extra silver plated castor.e.+0+20 9. One extra silver plated castor.ess006 18 10, One extra silver plated castor... 15] Specimens of Quartz Assayed and Valued. . J. F, RODOLPA, HARVEY HUNT, M, D, — RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. 32, Main St. BOMBAINES, VARMERS SATIN, . TABLE LINNEN, TOW ELING, &. . Six, eight, ten, eleven and twelve-quarter Marseitles BedSpreads and Comforts, ing Machines for manufacturing purposes, and we ean do so with more propriety as we are using yours and others, We manufacture all kinds of clothing, beth Hghtand heavy, and bave used forabohta yearthe Wheeler & Wilson Machines, andthe Quaker City, and for soto months Singer’s Machines, The Quaker City Machines we havo discarded as worthless tous, We still use the 4 . LlsrOne French. clocks i<e'sesiceececss 35 saying, the same as in San Francisco, The finest of white Mackinaw Family Blankets ; also, a Wheeler & Wilson Machines on light clothing, for whieh river, P Appin > “Ce Ne OUP pelea eal nay ¥ " H. HARRIS & CO, a good article of red, blue and gray Blankets, they are adapted, while we employ a number of yours ep 12, One eight day marine clock..006. 15 & CO ‘ y all kinds of clothing. Your machines give us no trouble City AssessMent.—Mr. Funston, City Assessor, has completed the assessment of the . » city property, and the roll is now in the bands of the Board of Trustees. property in the cily, according to the assessment, is $733,782; and the amount of taxes due, The total amount of 13. One Gothic clockssssoscccsccseccseee 15 14 One gothic clock.cccsscccccscccoscee 15 15, One gothic clock..ccscccccccssees & 16. One English gilt chamber set.-.-+. 18 17. One hall Jamp.eccccsecccccscosecoces,, 1 18, One pair vases.scccccsecveccsescces 20 19. One pair vases.coccscccsssescceceses 20 20. One pair Vases. orecccsccccccvecsccces 15 21. One pair of Vases.cecccccsccccsscese 38 October Lith 1859,-—tf NO. 55 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DEALER IN INevadcia. NWoeowdaa. Wholesale & Retail DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, ——— AND DEALERS IN —— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent Embroidered Bands, Volentine Laces, Cambric and Swiss Fdgings and Insertions, a full assortment and tasteful patterns, A large variety of Linen, Thread, and Gimpue aces and Kdgings, Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes. In the line of Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers, we have the BEST STOCK ever brought to this place, from the smallest Infant’s shoe, to the finest of Philadelphia Congress Gaiters and Slippers. in getting out of order, we cun fully recommend them for all purpores, A great deal is being said about the different kinds of stitches. Singer’s Machine makes the best stitch known, and makes it in the best manner, Respectfully yours, BARNETT, BANKS & CO., 72 and 74 California street, Our Family Sewing Machine, at $75, is by far the best Machine ever sold ata corresponding price, Ianmwners j MEDICNES AND PERFUMERY We recommend our complete and carefully selected Stock re : iH 22, One pair vase8.ceseeccecereeeseees 3) GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, . ae ‘all G i 4 . ock . attached she s $3,668 91. pe 4 f Fall Goods, which : ched, i at fhe rete srtaniighed hy. Mar, ad $3,668 91.) 95° One silver plated card receiver.. 8 . ga At the Lowest Cash Prices, . ° too nemaeesen to: mention, tothe LADIES OF NE J.H. DUNNELL, Agent, ' The assessment roll is made out in good shape,. } 24, One pair china candlesticks...5 At the Old Dryg Stand, VADA and vicinity, and insure each and all 3-3m 160 Sacramento street, and property bas generally been assessed very . Mining Tools, &c. &c. One pair china candlesticks.eeceeeee 5 26. One pair china candlesticks..6+. 4 to a . Fire-proof brick, 32 Main St., of you Great Bargains, as usual, while our motto be an it is: “WOOD! WOOD!! Woop!!! low. The Trustees moet thisand to-morrow . 97, One pair china spittoons...5. 10. ALWAYS ON HAND THE LARGMST. —°FPOSITE MULFORD & CO'S BANKING HOUSE, . Quick Sales and Small Profits, and “ONE evening, as a Board of Equalization, but it is 28, One pair china spittoons.. coveee 10 Stock of Goods to be found in this City, and willbe . Nevada, Nov, Ist 1859,—5-tf Chien’ Gees Ome ARTY “Whine v R Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! " rf » q ss jug Sold on the most v t “ Lo ‘ Av of “eae you can uy not probable that any materiah change will be 29. One mammoth glass jugs++++.sseeeeee 5 . : i ‘ te i in the assessment. , 6 30. One astral lamp..seeeees scccccooe 10} NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TAP CUBAPER than the CHEAP EST."6X Be VEeoe EK EE Ga DW's 31, One astral lamp.--.ssseeeseseeeeeeee 10) FROaSOnabIlo Terme. aay” Orders from the Country Promptly attended to.-@@ ~———HAS GOT—— Perrier tert net 32 to 34. Three pair Bohemia bottles, each . E. F, SPENCE DRUGGIST Ss. LUBECK & CO CORDS 8K : De * . . dae 2 . edd y S SEASONED OAK, PINE D CED TueaTRICAL,—Miss Annette Ince and compa$10, WO, Byeeeseeseeeeeeeeeees te teeeeeee «+++ 28) pa Goods Delivered Free of Charge any -¢4 . _—— : , naeee = Kidd & Knox’s Fire proof Brick Pulidhe, ; 50 WOOD-—All Lengths, that he esdthe sany'ae ny played at the Nevada Theater on Thursday 35. One pair Cologne bottles, china..7 aw Reasonable Distance. -Gy . HAS ~—" ED FROM — STREET No, 54 Broad St. Nevada. . exchange for and Friday evenings. The latter evening's entertainment wasfor the benefit of Miss Ince, and notwithstanding the severe storm the people turned out in large numbers to witness the . performance and to show their appreciation of . this talented actress, “playing in Marysville. The company are now Fins at Omeca.—The people of Omega have excellent facilities just now, for extinguishing fire. was in session at Temperance Hall, the build’ ing took fire, and the fiames got well under . way before they were discovered. The scholLast Sunday night, while a singing school . ToraL. ceesvcccssssocsecesons MOON J. 8S. WALL, No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada, ONE DOLLAR. Nevada, Oct, 24th 1859. T. ELLARD BEANS, fe ~ 52 BROAD STREET. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN TICKETS, -Levante. > Oy ia BOOTS & SHOES! SIMON MAYERS, Has Just Recetved at His Stand, . Corner of Main & Commercial streets. The Largest and Most Extensive Stock of MINERS’ LADIES’ Tleayy Nailed Misses & Children’s Groceries & Provisions. . No. 47 Broad St. No. 47 Broad St. (Three doors above the Poat Office.) . Where he would be happy to accommodate all his old . customers, and as many new ones a5 may choose to favor him with their patronage. He hak now on hand one of the ga. BEST ASSORTED . STOCK’s to be found in the Mountains, ~@& . ae GIVE HIM A CALL. Nevada Oct. 18th 1859.—3-tf H. H. WICKES & CO., ¢ rg asstere: “Ga No. 538, Broad st. Nevada, Oct. 11th 1859.—t! BUSINESS CHANGE, VHE OPPOSITION STORE, FORMERLY carried on by ISAAC JOSEPH, wiil hereafter be carried on by JOSEPH & BROTHERS, . store LEWIS JOSEPH, ISAAC JOSEPH, HARRIS JOSEPH, Nevada July 26th 1859,—48-tf TO AI WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Come one, Come all, and see the GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE, At the Newly Opened Opposition Store! ON BROAD STREET, Opposite National Exchange, Nevada, San Francisco, Sonora Tuol. co, Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clothing, Blacksmithing, Printers Bills, or CASH, ka Sendyour Orders to No.7? Brond St, YOR SALE—A SUPERIOR HAY CUTTING BOX, capable ofcutting three times as much per hour as any other patent, Apply to J.M. HIXSON, No. 77 Broad Street, Nevada. ONT THINK THAT BECAUSE SOME of the Ox Teams have gone “IN,’? you cannot get any more WOO)—For there ix plenty left at J. M. HIXSON’S, 7-4 77 Broad et, Nevada, Se TP) YOU WANT TO BUY PROVISEONS, and pay the Money—then call at . . KIP, CALF AND SHOES, Ades § J. M, HIXSON’S, are immediately rushed out, and with others . RUBBER ashemes & Whelesale and Retail a i you can always find the very Best Assorted 7-40 77 Broad St., Nevada, ie , " ‘Ee ‘4 -Wholesale and letail— Sto gbls Dideolin . ROUEN SS SPS ORE EAS £67 = 3) who came to the ir assistauee, soon put out the Boots Rubbers. ; . Clothing Boots and Shoes Hats TFPOR SALE—One Lumber Wagon, for two fire with snow. balls. GENTS’ 00 liver: r Druggists and Apothecaries. ’ ’ . DB Mopses-~ Also Spring Wagon. Single & Double BOY’S KIP & CALF " nab age. CAPS ye tite AD lyto JM HIXSON ae LE oli Single & ’ ‘ P 4 plyto « A tes P D.& PINE STs. GATTRS RUBBER GOODS ; 17 BroadStreet Perrsonat.—We had the pleasure yesterday abies Boots & Shoes. Nevada, October 18th, 1859,—3-tf eR _— 7 h Har CRAVATS, COLTS PISTOLS, ails Perey Se esr je beuile sr fer Dab Ie -of ti r.I. N. Choynéki. Calf BOOTS, Ladtes AVE any and everything in their lineto be found IES, C T KNIVES, ob EXauling DONE WITH NEATNESS meeting M hoynski, agent of the &e. &e. Calf Bootees, ke Xe. i in any one Store in the State. Also, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Boots & Galters, F ip dispatch, by pod SCOT'T, Gleaner, the Hebrew paper published at San Francisco. We learn that he has met with mauch success in procuring subscribers for the paper in this place, and expresses his warmest acknewledgements for the attentione shown him by the people of his creed during his sojourn here. “ Syow.—Judge Searls, who came from Downdeville on Sunday, informs us that the snow was . six-feet deep.on the divide above Forest City. . Gents’, Ladies’, From a gentleman who left Alpha on Monday, . we learn that the snow was four fect deep at Ever brought to Nevada, designed for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE:' OR. Consisting in part as follows : “@e Men’s Heavy Kip and Calf Boots; Double sole and upper Pegged Boots; Water-Proof Sewed Boots; "s heavy nailed Boots; Men’s Galters, Oxford Tics and Brogans; Boy’s Kip and Calf Boots and Brogans; Benkert’s pump sole and quilted Boots; Long and short Rubber Boots; ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMANT OF Misses, and Childrens’ -—OVER SHOES. — My assorment of Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens Goods is unsurpassed in the country. They are mostly from the GREGORY & BORING, ——~ DBEALBRS Is —— GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Rubber No, 44 Main Street, Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. OR. Orders from the trade is reypectfully solicited. “Ge Prescriptons carefully compounded at all hours. Nevada Aug. 13th 1859.—46-tf NEVADA FRUIT STORE,. NICOLAS SLOCOVICH, . On Pine street, opposite U. 8. Bakery, NEVADA CITY. ; . 5 Aye ag x INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE public of Nevada, and vicinity, that he keeps on hand all kinds of Green and Dried Fruits, And in fact, everything belonging to the Trade; all of which is a Newly Inoported Stock of the Latest Styles aad Greatest Varieties ; and by calling to see us, yon will . surely leave satisfied, as regards QUALITY AND PRICES. P. 8. We would catl particular attention of Tradersin this Line, as we are prepared to sq@Ml at Wholesale, at ae” San Franelsco Prices -G@H Getting all our Stock from the Eastern States and Europe direct, JOSEPH & BROTHERS. Nevada, May Int 1859.—31-tf COALOILLAMPS! DEITZ’S PATENT. 71 Broad Street, Nevada. WHEELER & WILSON’S SEWING MACHINES! HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OBTAINED THE AGEN; CY, is prepared to furnish the LADIES of NEVADA and vicinity, or any who desire to purchase one of these Excellent Sewing Machines; At San Francisco Prices. This Machine needs no other recommendation than the simple fact that a large number of them have been sold and are constantly used, and in every instance, the have given ja ENTIRE SATISFACTION. “x that place. best Manufacturers of New York and Philadelphia, and 7 le } i i ION es : Peete marae . pay thes gamer every variety and style evemesaten in pain dp ebomeery ape DN on ceeded CONA GREAT VARIETY OF THE MOST . These Machines are. sold at the same price throughout Couxtr Svrervrac A ot] f the . the Atlantic States. ; Nevada. Nov. lst 1859,--5-tf ym elegant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Stores the State, the transportation from San Frangiseo ady ORS.—A meeting o e. . = Ais xtra. cats ala Churehes and Public Buildings, at PRICES which will ded. Therefore the advantuge of purchasing here Board of County. Supervisors will be held to. ga@Asi sell for Cash Only, “en Goods Delivered Free of Charge. TALLMAN & TURNER, . bring them within the reach ofall, Upona trial of these instead of sending below, will be seen at : ; I can afford to SELL CHEAP, and persons purchasing of . Lamps, it will be found that they afford by far the most onee, from the fict that those who purday, to examine proposals for erecting a county , me <a be certain that when they are serine for _ < economical Light ever used, Dy the turning ofa single chase.of me, will be thoroughly inhospital, We “undérstand a large number of . the Goods they purchase, they are not VE SLEEE 15 serow, & strong or splined tars Sern, prorwere—peyag he a og 4 ; ; 6 same tink helping (0 nay ing all the convenience of GAS, at about -tenth he Machine, M@-Free o proposals will be filed in the Clerk’s office. oF Ht pe Bee ee Py alae, wit atc Charge,-@™ and also for those of their neighbor. . Nevada, June 28ti 1859.—39-tf i ' ‘Stoves, Tin & Hardware . expense, THE PATENT aviod all risk of ; For Wasnor.—Mr. Foster started for Washoe . Persons in want of Goods in my line are respeetfully vrata OfrTaAll Hinds. Cry umin Loss or Damage by 'Transportatton. yesterday evening and Messrs. J. Clark. D ; solicited to call and ‘examine my*Stock, as lam confident A GRAND MoV Pie ess . 3 Poridedbeys bis: snagging I have now on handa number of these Machines, of ¥ . rae +e a / HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, . Oil has never been known tw fail in unfformity of quality the different styles of ffoish, which I shall take pleasure ‘Want, and Col. Evans design starting to-day. They anticipate no difficulty in crossing the mountains, Newsraren Onaxoz.—Mr. J. H. Boardman . has sold out his interest in the Grass Valley Natianat and retired from the concern. The paper 1s now published by C. Wells & Co. J Entire Satisfaction to. All. “Tex SIMON MAYERS. Nevada Nor. lst 1859.—tf ae ine +r , > r 7 4 FURNITURE STORE! . +®e &&e =~ mmc me, . WovLrD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE . In Williams & Kelsey’s Com. Block, . to the citzens of Nevada and vicinity, that he has . Commercial Street, Nevada, THE RIGHT QUARTER!! 4s all must admit who will call (and who will not?) upon opened 4 Furniture Store, on . MADE TO ORDER. ’ . ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO) COPPER WORK and JOB WORK, ‘ . BRICK BUILDING, (‘Commercial Street.! . Nevada January 1859. 18-tf and for its briliancy of Light when used in these NEW LAMPS, It may with truth be regarded as the Great Illuminator of the Age!! For Sale by J. M. HAMILTON & CO., Sole Agents for this City. 8-tf No. 27 Main Street, Nevada, in showing touny who may desire to purchase, or have the curiosity to examine. MRS.I. J, ROLFE, Residence, Head of Broad St., Nevada. Nevada Nov. 7th 1869,—tf NEW VARIETY STORE. EDWARD MULLER, Aree PLEASUREIN INFORMING the citizens of NEVADA and vicinity, that he has just opened on . Broad St., Opposite National Exchange. . Nepraska Saarr.—We learn that the propri-. And keep constantly on handand forsale an assort Four doors below i, So LARGEST and . UW F ‘eon A B AK ERY, D A N C I N G 8 C H oO 0 L . American, French and Bohemian kPinc Street, Madam Pique, A o neot of * } : : : etors of the Nebraska Shaft have taken out of . "Chairs, Tables, ros . dike way First door below Kidd & Knox's Brick. . Having kept the largest and most Fash: COMMERCIAL STREE, NEVADA, their claims upwards of $40,000, % the four . Bureaus, a Sofas, K OC PLATED WARE . HE i oh phy asa oe the citiionable Academy in San Francisco forthe last seven . (Next door to Williams’ new brick building.) . Bedsteads, Bedding, &c., — ot zensofNevada and vicinity ¢hat he has again ta-. years, will open a DANCING SCHOOL at the A large and well selected Stock of Hair,Pulu, Moss, and Spring Mattrasses,on hand, and manufactured to order. Pillows and Bolsters. Feathers, Pulu, Hair, Wool, Moss and Straw Pillows and Bolsters. Blankets. weeks endi ~ ys = see Mee TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA, . Fancy Goods, And toaches ali the most Fashionable Ball Room Dances, . Consisting of Music & Musical Instruments, . at the above hall, every ; ‘ ‘ French, German and English Monday & Thursday Ev'ng at 8 o'cleek. AM east Salinas Te —t10 per month in advance, to be deposited at a Thoms BRARY. the National Exchange, , ae LADIES FREE. -g AND STATIONERY, OP ALL KINDS, Gentlemen wishing to join please tosign their names FINE FRENCH ENGRAVINGS, CANES &e. : He also has the best assortment of TOBACCO & CIGARS to the subscription list at the National Exchange. An Aliernoes Seen ioe Ae ee eee ever brought to this market, which he is determined-te sel] at San Francisco Prices. opened by Madam Pique, next Monday at 3.0’clock, Ps M. at the above place, to be continued every Momlay and Also, a beautiful assortment of GERMAN AND FRENCH PIPES. -G. Thursday. ‘terms Five Dollars per Manth. ada, October 24th 1859.—4-tf Eastex Parens.—We are indebted to J. E. Hamlin, of Broad street Book Store, for late Eastern papers received b b So qT h = ’ y the nora. ie > ( « ¥ t Light and Heary Red. Blue breen, ray and hite pur kg pohaihory to Sacramento on . Mackinackand common Blankets, various Styles. FamSunday by J. W. Sullivan, who @ispatch . ily Waite and Crib Blankets, : ed aj” : page ee st . @%Particular attention will be given tothe manuffe‘ —— eapecially for that Purpose. ture of Spring Matrasses. : J. Ww. SINGER Will attend to the business ef the house, and being con nected with one of the largest Furniture Houses in San Francisco, is prepared to sellat greatly Reduced Rates, and would respoctfully invite those in want of articles in jmy line to call and examine for themeelves. gaEver offered in the mountains of California, eg old customers, and 4} who may favor him with their pat1 te th tiel in bis STORE . ronage, with allarticlesin hislineatthe ‘o enumerate the many articles in b would . . be useless, if possible. Ask what PIER has not, useful or kw MOST REASONABLE RATES. “6 ornamental, ever found in such a store. As usual, he is . BOSTON BROWN, & GRAHAM BREAD op hand to . Of a very superior quality, alwa hand, al A ys on banc, also, SOW HIS GOODS, _ . Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cakes And will do it pleasautly, (and to his own advantage.) Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied Thankfal for past favors, all who will favor him with a . with every variety of Bread and Pastry usually foundin ca]! will be ratisfied 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 . New York Bakeries, at wholesale price. . Agoodassortmentof PIE FRUITS. JAMS, JELLIES, . FIGS. PRUNES. TAMARINDS, STRAWBERRIES, &e. . @@FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on band. ~@@ WENDELIN DREIFUSS. Nevada, Jan. 25th, 1859.—17-tf ARRIVAL OF THE SonoRs.—The steamebip Sonora, of the ald line, arrived at San Francisco ou Sunday morning, with papers and d from New York to Noy. Sth. F me F Sey . ken theabove wellknown Bakery, and willhereaftercar. i aa a n d C u t 1 e Tr y + . ry onthebusiness. Heis now preparedto furnish Novads, September 12th 1858.

{ % tas NEVADA DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOY. 30, 1809. ee ee A German Usion+-Some of the most influential of the German States are moving infavor of a more consolidated union of the sovereignties now represented in the Frankfort Diet. “The Ladies of Nevada will give a Ball at the Court House, on’ the evening of the 26thDecember "Sank tare, Books! Books! B oks!! Books !! APi CHEAP!! CHEAP!!! BARGAINS. c ah atta at ‘Sax Senacins iery AN bsertioemute, BorGLany.—The store of Mr. Peter Siutti, on . they an their present political union too . the proceeds ater me eececnes "4 od tae Commereial the corner of Commercial and Ping streets, was . weak to hold them together in the stormy times . of Nevada from Fire. Ti » i py. ; . : Broken open last Friday night, by burglare, anticipated from the ambition of Fiske and. By Order of the Committee, Block . ——— . Street. soL KOHLM AN > Ne corrtt RICE, od ay 4 ¢. the arrogance of Austria. They have agreed rs. J. A. LANCASTER, ‘Miss A. Watteax, Music, Music, Music. cast wep tay A LARGE AND WELL . REDINGTON & CO., COFFIN & CO. who stole money and jewelry to the value of +) tne following resolutions as subsidiary to the Sire. Joux MoOownant = Mre: Jyvas Casterds pape New York. Renyerilie. $1,700 or $1,800. .Mr. Siutti considered his building burglar proof, and kept his valuables ina pine chest, which was fastened with a pad" Jock, The burglars made a small hole through declarations put forth at Eisenach on the 17th of July, and at Hanover on the 19th of the same month : 1. We see in the present political situation, reat dangers for the indepenence of our Ger_ the stone wall on Commercial street, adjoining . man Fatherland, which have been increased “ing the bar that fastened the iron shutter, and entered the back part of the building. The chest conjaining the valuables was found the next morning on the sidewalk, near the building, broken open and rifled of most of its contents, Among the articles etolen, were three for $400. and between five and six hundred dollars in money. The payment of the check has articles of value, which the robbers evidently overlooked, were left with some papers in the chest. The robbery was evidently perpetrated by some one acquainted with the premises, whe xxnew where tbe things were kept. Axoruer Rovre.—The practicability of constructing a good wagon road over the mountains, by way of Bear Valley and Jackson’s ranch, and at a comparatively smal! cost, is advocated by many who are acquainted with the country, This route follows the old emigrant road for some distance above Bear Valley, when it bears off to the Jeft and unites with the Eureka and Henness pass routes at Jackson’s ranch. There is already an excellent wagon . « window, and by that means succeeded in lift. rather than diminished by the peace concluded between Austria and France. 2. These dangers arise from the imperfect Federal Constitution of Germany, and they can . only be avoided by a speedy change in this Constitution. 3. To this end it is necessary that the German Diet should be replaced by a firm, strong, and permanent Central Government, and thata 4. In tthe present circumstances it is only by Prussia that effectual steps can be taken to without, before the Ceutral Government is defi. nitely constituted, the conduct of her military . forces and diplomatic relations abroad, must be confined to Prussia, 6. It is the duty of every German to give his support to the Prussian Government, so long as its aims shall coincide with the aims and neeessitics of Germany, and its actions are directed to securing for Germany a strong, free and Mrs. Jupgs S84k18, Mrs, C. W. Hit, Mrs. Sanps, Mrs. Georom Lancaster, Mrs. I. J, Rous, Mrs. Joux Weerre, Mra. Sam. BORING, Mrs. J, Case, Mrs. A. HaNson, Mrs, J. 8. Watt. Mra, E. G, Warrs, Committee of Arrangements, Nevada, Noveinber 8th 1859, Special Notice. L. M.Cohn, of the Philadelphia Dry Goods Store, wishes to inferm the good people of Nevada and vicinity, that he haa just opened his large and well selected: stock . of FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS, DOMESTICS, ETC,, and . will not.badt them with 10ct. Calico, or $3, ct. Shecting, Dut will sell.all goods Cheaper than the Cheapest establishment in this town, and will not be undersold by any . L. M. COTIN, 6-tt’ . Philadelphia Store, Commercial st., Nevada. ner of Broad and Pine streets, Regular meetings on the Ist and 3d Thursdays im each menth. Visiting Sir Knights are respectfully invited. Sm THOS, H. CASWELL, Em, Com, Sin. Joun R. MoConnett, Recorder, ~Wevada. Royal Areh Chapter No. 6, meets every Monday evening, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. Regular . meetings, first Monday of each month. Visiting CompanGEO. W. WELCH, CAN NOW BE FOUND AT HIS 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 & Miscellaneous Works. SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK, BOOKS, SCRAP BOOKS, COPY BOOKS, MUSIC BOOKS, PRINTING CARDS, CARD BOARDS, INK STANDS, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS CASES, &c. and Cutlery, Pictures and Frames, Chess Men, -Gaihmon Boards, Cribbage Boards, Foreign and American Newspapers, Magazines and new publications received by every steamer. Steamer Papers in wrappers for mailing, Postage Paid, aa” Orders fromthe country solicited and attended to promptly. Pioneer Book, Music & News Depot. Commercial Block. COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. . united Constitution, 7. We expect from all friends of the German . Fatherland, whether they belong to the Demo. cratic or Constitutional party, that they prefer . the national independence and union to claims . of party, and will work together with one ac. . cord and with perseverence to arrive at a strong . German unity. ions are respectfully invited to attend. CHAS, MARSH, M. EF. H, P, J. F. Repotra, Sée’y. “TO INV ALIDS.—Have you Disease of the Kidneys Take Risley’s Compound FluidExtract of Buchu. Have you Disease of the Bladder? Take Risley’s Compound Floid Extract of Buchu. Have you Disease of the Urethra? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. Aynecpotk or S. S. Prenrice.—During the BOOKS, BOOKS for the MILLION !! 7. E. HAMLIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine. AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST ASsorted Stock of Books, and Stationery, Musical Instruments, CUTLERY, . GOLD PENS, . FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C, &C., FALL AND WINTER Rotoruina, And offers it to the public at Reduced Prices. Give him a Call, Kidd & Knox’s Brick Building, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts., Nevada. Blankets! Blankets! R SALE, the best 5 1.2 Pomt Hudson Bay Family White Blankets, together with heavy Mackinaw blue, red and gray, at the Corner of Broad and Pine streets, SOL, KOHLMAN. Boots! Boots! Boots! stock of sewed and pegged boots, single and double soles —the same articles for less money than any other estabR SALE, the latest style of Dueland Senator 4 Hats, by SOL. KORLMAN. Nevada Noy, 7th 1869. NEW STORE. NEW .GOODS!! S. LUBECK & CO., . Cheapest One Price Dry Goods Se’ Ea. Ee Ce NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, E INVITE THE Ladies of Nevada AND VICINity to calland examine our newly received and well selected FALL STOOK, which in beauty and novelty, cannot be surpassed by any Establishment this side of Bargion ta ABholesate Druggists ) Saw Srancisco,, 4 ‘ one. Call yourselves, Ladies, and be convinced, forTam . = gg AND ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY. -@& R SALE, the best Roger's, and Benkert’s double —— gold watches, a pistol valued at $80, a check National Assembly should be called, determined fo du aa] aay, and'no humbug. Music and Musical Insttumetite of all kinda; Gold Péns and quited bottom Boots, together with a very large — ’ reach this end ; to secure th initiative of Prom) a’ sam Deanne, pri At SOL, KOHLMAN’S. Meen stopped, and that is not reckoned among . sia, must therefore, be the object of our efforts. Nevada Commandry No. 6, of Knights Templar Pocket Diaries and Journals for = ei . E BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE AT_ ‘the losses, A heavy gold ring, and some other) 5. Should Germany be again threatened from . meets every THURSDAY Evening, at Masonic Hall, cor18cec0 Hats! Hats! Hats ! eee oe oe oe ae and Washington Territory, to @ur potent complete arrangements for the transaction of the IMPORTING AND WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESS, Having a house in New York, which brings us In direct communication with the principal Importers and Manufacturers of Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, we are enabled to offer inducements to purchasers which cannot be equaled by any other house on the Pacific Coast. We have now in store the largest and best selected STOCK OF DRUGS, ever offered for sale in this market, and it is our intention to maintain, by large and regular importations, and by always selling the BEST goods at the LOWEST prices, the leading position which, for ten years past, we have occupied in the Wholesale Drug Business in this State. Particular attention will bo paid to the Mexican and Sandwich Island trade, and we guarantee satistaction, both in quality and price, to all who may favor us with > i . Presidential canvass of 1844, Prentice was maSuffering from Debility of Sexual Organs? . ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at San Francisco, consisting in part of their orders, road to Bear Valley, and we are informed that . king one of his best speeches before an immense . Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, — z lew FR 11 . Motre Antique Fig’d, Plaid and Fleunce REDINGTON & CO., an equally good road can be made from there . audience in Tennessee. Overcome by his exer. saffering from Pain in Back and Loins! holecsaloc etail, SILKS, 4.3m No, 107 Clay street, San Franciseo, to Jackson’s ranch for $4,000 or $5,000. The distance from the Washoe diggings to Nevada, by this route, is said not to exceed 85 or 90 miles. From the interest which the people of this county are latterly takingin the matter, we should not be surprised if good roads were opened next spring, both by way of Bear Valley and Eureka. More Discoveries.—Mr. Foster, the expressman, who returned last week from Washoe, informs us that another vein of silver ore has recently been discovered by some Mexicans, about four miles from Virginiatown, on the toll road leading from thence to Steamboat Valiey. Some of the ore had been assayed with sueh conveniences as could be procured on the spot, and the proprietors entertain a well-founded belief that the lead is extensive and valuable. tions, he fell fainting into the arms of his friend, Gov. Jones, who, frenzied with excitement, shouted at the top of bis voice, over the uncon. scious form which he supported, “Die Prentice! . Die now! you will never have again an oppornity so glorious,’’ base . 8 Any Burning in Urinary Passages ? tage : i Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. '"! . * . CHRISTMAS GIFTS!! . A fresh supply justreceived by ss. Wo McA RET E. F. SPENCE, . “g : ’ 28-tf Druggist & Apothecary, No. 47 Broad St. Offers to the public a LEER ARIE TREES A AIOE EER LISS PE ES ES TT, . Gift Entertainment !! . VE 4S Be 6 4 2. Be . To come off on SATURDAY Evening December 24th, 1859, on which occasion will be PIONEBEEFE distributed ” IC % igiuies il es a) $689 IN PRIZES! . . Consisting of 35 Prizes of the most costly and beautiful articles of table ware, &c—the most acceptable gifts for Christmas for families imaginable. The drawn numbers from one to thirty-five inclu. sive to take the articles as they appear on the list. Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, Subject to irregularities and Obstructions? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. . Suffering from Dropay or Gravel? Take Risley’eCompound Fluid Extract of Buchu. 1. HARRIS & CO,, (Successors tu Harris & Marchand,) . E, Street, near the Corner of Second Street, MARYSVILLE. Also—73 J Street, Sacramento, ABR AY OF BICEH,) 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, —NewW ayp Iyrroven—~ DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS, TOR 1859. Alao—A great Variety of Sizes for the Pocket arid Counting Room, CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, A circulating Library of 1,000 volumns new, and in good order, and Tam 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 and California weeklies, neatly put up for mailing—Postage Free, It is useless for me to try to enumerate the endless varity of everything. Andl will say T have as good an assortment as can be found this side of San Franciseo, Persons wishing anything in my line of business will aaye money by calling upon me, before purchasing else where, Plain and Figured Wool De Laines, English and French Merinos. Weolen Plaids and Fig’d. Cashmeres. Blue, Red, Gray, White, Pink and Fig’d. FLANNELS, a large stock. Also, a large Stock of 8,9, 10 and 11 quarter Brown and Bleached SHERTINGS, embracing all qualities; all of which will be sold at the LOWEST PRICK the market ean afford, Also, a large Stock of two and three ply Ingrain, Brussels . and Velvet CARPETS, which will be sold from 50 cents per yard upwards, . Ol Clothsand Mattings, of all figures and widths. . BONNETS. Ladies willfind here the Largest and Best Selected . Stock ever kept in the Mountains, consisting of . Plain and Figured White Silk Bonnets, . Drab, Blue, Green, Brown and Cherry Satin do. . White & Col’d. Neapol, dark Straw & Linen do, Also, a large assortment of French Artificial Flowers, Rouches, Also, 200 pieces, all styles, shades and qualitievof BONNET RIBBONS. Silk Velvet Mantillas and Cloth Cloaks, Of the Latest Styles. 400 pieces now patterns of French and American Prints, —_—-— ay SEWING MACHINES, UR MACHINES HAVE REPEATEDLY taken the First Premium at various State Pairs, in competition with all others, They make the INTERLOCKED STITCH, (which cannot be unraveled,) alike on both sides or not, at the will of the operator—do not get out of order without great abuse, and will execute overy variety of work in the most beautiful style. \ See what the Scrsntivic AMARICAN says, and that ought to be good asthecy “Mr, Singer has become a Nestor in the discovery of Sewing Machine improvements. Hardly a week passes without the issue of one or more patents for his inventions. His Sewing Machines have been greatly improved within the past year, HIGHEST DEGREE PERFECT, No one man has done so much towards the introduction of these great labor-saving machines as Isaac M. Singer, He ought to be well rewarded. “The leading characteristic of Mr, Singer’s mind as an inventor, is precision inthe application of mechanical means, He makes no mistakes—trics no abortive experiments; andaltbough-he has been able to een grea upon his own original ideas, yet his inventions have al ways been successful from the start, and have never imelbhsithihlieanlieaislg liens 105 Sacramento atreet, San Francisco. i . stip re . ‘I Our Motto Is We Strive to please, vereon,”” The celebrated Comstock ledge has been . No. 1. Grand China Dinner set 170 pieces. + $180 . g@~ Will continue te carry on the business of -@@ 11-tf J. BH. HAMTAIN, . GINGHAME A large Stock of “@@ proved by any other person . opened in a new place, at a point lower than . : pas Bae — tea oot pieces...+ 2 Melting, Refining and Assaying : : a7 . POPLINS, at Hi, DW NAsidy Fag Agent toed. M. Singer & Oni, a4 3. Onefine china tea set, FeCeSsceeses 4 : SB) «ps + grep DEBEIGES Sacramento Street—Dear sir :—We take great pleasure in any heretofore worked, and the ore found to be i ome coche pee Face swan gle . 95 GOLD* AND ORES, . as BI Sins fb. ALAPACOAB, speaking in the highest terms of the merits of your SewH 1 richer than ever. The vein of silver ore in this > ledge becomes richer and more abundant the » deeper it is worked. A vein of galena (lead ore) is reported to . have been discovered the other side of Carson Of Every Description, 4 5. One china bowl] and jugs.ss.seeeeeee 15] 6, One extra silver plated tea set, 4 pieces. 40 . We guarantee the corectness of our Assays, and bind 7 ourselves to pay the differences that may arise with any 8 of the U.S. Mints. Returns made in from 6 to 12 hours, pw iN BARS OR COIN.-¢4@ Terms for Aa. One extra silver plated castor..+.+++ . 25 ’. One extra silver plated castor..e.+0+20 9. One extra silver plated castor..ess006 18 10, One extra silver plated castor..... 15] Specimens of Quartz Assayed and Valued. . J. F, RODOLPA, HARVEY HUNT, M, D, — RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. 32, Main St. BOMBAINES, VARMERS SATIN, . TABLE LINNEN, TOW ELING, &. . Six, eight, ten, eleven and twelve-quarter Marseitles BedSpreads and Comforts, ing Machines for manufacturing purposes, and we ean do so with more propriety as we are using yours and others, We manufacture all kinds of clothing, beth Hghtand heavy, and bave used forabohta yearthe Wheeler & Wilson Machines, andthe Quaker City, and for soto months Singer’s Machines, The Quaker City Machines we havo discarded as worthless tous, We still use the 4 . LlsrOne French. clocks i<e'sesiceececss 35 saying, the same as in San Francisco, The finest of white Mackinaw Family Blankets ; also, a Wheeler & Wilson Machines on light clothing, for whieh river, P Appin > “Ce Ne OUP pelea eal nay ¥ " H. HARRIS & CO, a good article of red, blue and gray Blankets, they are adapted, while we employ a number of yours ep 12, One eight day marine clock....006. 15 & CO ‘ y all kinds of clothing. Your machines give us no trouble City AssessMent.—Mr. Funston, City Assessor, has completed the assessment of the . » city property, and the roll is now in the bands of the Board of Trustees. property in the cily, according to the assessment, is $733,782; and the amount of taxes due, The total amount of 13. One Gothic clockssssoscccsccseccseee 15 14 One gothic clock.cccsscccccscccoscee 15 15, One gothic clock...ccscccccccssees &

16. One English gilt chamber set..-..-+. 18 17. One hall Jamp.eccccsecccccscosecoces,, 1 18, One pair vases..scccccsecveccsescces 20 19. One pair vases.coccscccsssescceceses 20 20. One pair Vases. orecccsccccccvecsccces 15 21. One pair of Vases.cecccccsccccsscese 38 October Lith 1859,-—tf NO. 55 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DEALER IN INevadcia. NWoeowdaa. Wholesale & Retail DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, ——— AND DEALERS IN —— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent Embroidered Bands, Volentine Laces, Cambric and Swiss Fdgings and Insertions, a full assortment and tasteful patterns, A large variety of Linen, Thread, and Gimpue aces and Kdgings, Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes. In the line of Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers, we have the BEST STOCK ever brought to this place, from the smallest Infant’s shoe, to the finest of Philadelphia Congress Gaiters and Slippers. in getting out of order, we cun fully recommend them for all purpores, A great deal is being said about the different kinds of stitches. Singer’s Machine makes the best stitch known, and makes it in the best manner, Respectfully yours, BARNETT, BANKS & CO., 72 and 74 California street, Our Family Sewing Machine, at $75, is by far the best Machine ever sold ata corresponding price, Ianmwners j MEDICNES AND PERFUMERY We recommend our complete and carefully selected Stock re : iH 22, One pair vase8..ceseeccecereeeseees 3) GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, . ae ‘all G i 4 . ock . attached she s $3,668 91. pe 4 f Fall Goods, which : ched, i at fhe rete srtaniighed hy. Mar, ad $3,668 91.) 95° One silver plated card receiver.... 8 . ga At the Lowest Cash Prices, . ° too nemaeesen to: mention, tothe LADIES OF NE J.H. DUNNELL, Agent, ' The assessment roll is made out in good shape,. } 24, One pair china candlesticks.....5 At the Old Dryg Stand, VADA and vicinity, and insure each and all 3-3m 160 Sacramento street, and property bas generally been assessed very . Mining Tools, &c. &c. One pair china candlesticks..eeceeeee 5 26. One pair china candlesticks....6+. 4 to a . Fire-proof brick, 32 Main St., of you Great Bargains, as usual, while our motto be an it is: “WOOD! WOOD!! Woop!!! low. The Trustees moet thisand to-morrow . 97, One pair china spittoons.....5.. 10. ALWAYS ON HAND THE LARGMST. —°FPOSITE MULFORD & CO'S BANKING HOUSE, . Quick Sales and Small Profits, and “ONE evening, as a Board of Equalization, but it is 28, One pair china spittoons.... coveee 10 Stock of Goods to be found in this City, and willbe . Nevada, Nov, Ist 1859,—5-tf Chien’ Gees Ome ARTY “Whine v R Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! " rf » q ss jug Sold on the most v t “ Lo ‘ Av of “eae you can uy not probable that any materiah change will be 29. One mammoth glass jugs++++.sseeeeee 5 . : i ‘ te i in the assessment. , 6 30. One astral lamp...seeeees scccccooe 10} NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TAP CUBAPER than the CHEAP EST."6X Be VEeoe EK EE Ga DW's 31, One astral lamp.--.ssseeeseseeeeeeee 10) FROaSOnabIlo Terme. aay” Orders from the Country Promptly attended to.-@@ ~———HAS GOT—— Perrier tert net 32 to 34. Three pair Bohemia bottles, each . E. F, SPENCE DRUGGIST Ss. LUBECK & CO CORDS 8K : De * . . dae 2 . edd y S SEASONED OAK, PINE D CED TueaTRICAL,—Miss Annette Ince and compa$10, WO, Byeeeseeseeeeeeeeeees te teeeeeee «+++ 28) pa Goods Delivered Free of Charge any -¢4 . _—— : , naeee = Kidd & Knox’s Fire proof Brick Pulidhe, ; 50 WOOD-—All Lengths, that he esdthe sany'ae ny played at the Nevada Theater on Thursday 35. One pair Cologne bottles, china....7 aw Reasonable Distance. -Gy . HAS ~—" ED FROM — STREET No, 54 Broad St. Nevada. . exchange for and Friday evenings. The latter evening's entertainment wasfor the benefit of Miss Ince, and notwithstanding the severe storm the people turned out in large numbers to witness the . performance and to show their appreciation of . this talented actress, “playing in Marysville. The company are now Fins at Omeca.—The people of Omega have excellent facilities just now, for extinguishing fire. was in session at Temperance Hall, the build’ ing took fire, and the fiames got well under . way before they were discovered. The scholLast Sunday night, while a singing school . ToraL. ceesvcccssssocsecesons MOON J. 8S. WALL, No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada, ONE DOLLAR. Nevada, Oct, 24th 1859. T. ELLARD BEANS, fe ~ 52 BROAD STREET. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN TICKETS, -Levante. > Oy ia BOOTS & SHOES! SIMON MAYERS, Has Just Recetved at His Stand, . Corner of Main & Commercial streets. The Largest and Most Extensive Stock of MINERS’ LADIES’ Tleayy Nailed Misses & Children’s Groceries & Provisions. . No. 47 Broad St. No. 47 Broad St. (Three doors above the Poat Office.) . Where he would be happy to accommodate all his old . customers, and as many new ones a5 may choose to favor him with their patronage. He hak now on hand one of the ga. BEST ASSORTED . STOCK’s to be found in the Mountains, ~@& . ae GIVE HIM A CALL. Nevada Oct. 18th 1859.—3-tf H. H. WICKES & CO., ¢ rg asstere: “Ga No. 538, Broad st. Nevada, Oct. 11th 1859.—t! BUSINESS CHANGE, VHE OPPOSITION STORE, FORMERLY carried on by ISAAC JOSEPH, wiil hereafter be carried on by JOSEPH & BROTHERS, . store LEWIS JOSEPH, ISAAC JOSEPH, HARRIS JOSEPH, Nevada July 26th 1859,—48-tf TO AI WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Come one, Come all, and see the GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE, At the Newly Opened Opposition Store! ON BROAD STREET, Opposite National Exchange, Nevada, San Francisco, Sonora Tuol. co, Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bedding, Clothing, Blacksmithing, Printers Bills, or CASH, ka Sendyour Orders to No.7? Brond St, YOR SALE—A SUPERIOR HAY CUTTING BOX, capable ofcutting three times as much per hour as any other patent, Apply to J.M. HIXSON, No. 77 Broad Street, Nevada. ONT THINK THAT BECAUSE SOME of the Ox Teams have gone “IN,’? you cannot get any more WOO)—For there ix plenty left at J. M. HIXSON’S, 7-4 77 Broad et, Nevada, Se TP) YOU WANT TO BUY PROVISEONS, and pay the Money—then call at . . KIP, CALF AND SHOES, Ades § J. M, HIXSON’S, are immediately rushed out, and with others . RUBBER ashemes & Whelesale and Retail a i you can always find the very Best Assorted 7-40 77 Broad St., Nevada, ie , " ‘Ee ‘4 -Wholesale and letail— Sto gbls Dideolin . ROUEN SS SPS ORE EAS £67 = 3) who came to the ir assistauee, soon put out the Boots Rubbers. ; . Clothing Boots and Shoes Hats TFPOR SALE—One Lumber Wagon, for two fire with snow. balls. GENTS’ 00 liver: r Druggists and Apothecaries. ’ ’ . DB Mopses-~ Also Spring Wagon. Single & Double BOY’S KIP & CALF " nab age. CAPS ye tite AD lyto JM HIXSON ae LE oli Single & ’ ‘ P 4 plyto « A tes P D.& PINE STs. GATTRS RUBBER GOODS ; 17 BroadStreet Perrsonat.—We had the pleasure yesterday abies Boots & Shoes. Nevada, October 18th, 1859,—3-tf eR _— 7 h Har CRAVATS, COLTS PISTOLS, ails Perey Se esr je beuile sr fer Dab Ie -of ti r.I. N. Choynéki. Calf BOOTS, Ladtes AVE any and everything in their lineto be found IES, C T KNIVES, ob EXauling DONE WITH NEATNESS meeting M hoynski, agent of the &e. &e. Calf Bootees, ke Xe. i in any one Store in the State. Also, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Boots & Galters, F ip dispatch, by pod SCOT'T, Gleaner, the Hebrew paper published at San Francisco. We learn that he has met with mauch success in procuring subscribers for the paper in this place, and expresses his warmest acknewledgements for the attentione shown him by the people of his creed during his sojourn here. “ Syow.—Judge Searls, who came from Downdeville on Sunday, informs us that the snow was . six-feet deep.on the divide above Forest City. . Gents’, Ladies’, From a gentleman who left Alpha on Monday, . we learn that the snow was four fect deep at Ever brought to Nevada, designed for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE:' OR. Consisting in part as follows : “@e Men’s Heavy Kip and Calf Boots; Double sole and upper Pegged Boots; Water-Proof Sewed Boots; "s heavy nailed Boots; Men’s Galters, Oxford Tics and Brogans; Boy’s Kip and Calf Boots and Brogans; Benkert’s pump sole and quilted Boots; Long and short Rubber Boots; ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMANT OF Misses, and Childrens’ -—OVER SHOES. — My assorment of Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens Goods is unsurpassed in the country. They are mostly from the GREGORY & BORING, ——~ DBEALBRS Is —— GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Rubber No, 44 Main Street, Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. OR. Orders from the trade is reypectfully solicited. “Ge Prescriptons carefully compounded at all hours. Nevada Aug. 13th 1859.—46-tf NEVADA FRUIT STORE,. NICOLAS SLOCOVICH, . On Pine street, opposite U. 8. Bakery, NEVADA CITY. ; . 5 Aye ag x INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE public of Nevada, and vicinity, that he keeps on hand all kinds of Green and Dried Fruits, And in fact, everything belonging to the Trade; all of which is a Newly Inoported Stock of the Latest Styles aad Greatest Varieties ; and by calling to see us, yon will . surely leave satisfied, as regards QUALITY AND PRICES. P. 8. We would catl particular attention of Tradersin this Line, as we are prepared to sq@Ml at Wholesale, at ae” San Franelsco Prices -G@H Getting all our Stock from the Eastern States and Europe direct, JOSEPH & BROTHERS. Nevada, May Int 1859.—31-tf COALOILLAMPS! DEITZ’S PATENT. 71 Broad Street, Nevada. WHEELER & WILSON’S SEWING MACHINES! HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OBTAINED THE AGEN; CY, is prepared to furnish the LADIES of NEVADA and vicinity, or any who desire to purchase one of these Excellent Sewing Machines; At San Francisco Prices. This Machine needs no other recommendation than the simple fact that a large number of them have been sold and are constantly used, and in every instance, the have given ja ENTIRE SATISFACTION. “x that place. best Manufacturers of New York and Philadelphia, and 7 le } i i ION es : Peete marae . pay thes gamer every variety and style evemesaten in pain dp ebomeery ape DN on ceeded CONA GREAT VARIETY OF THE MOST . These Machines are. sold at the same price throughout Couxtr Svrervrac A ot] f the . the Atlantic States. ; Nevada. Nov. lst 1859,--5-tf ym elegant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Stores the State, the transportation from San Frangiseo ady ORS.—A meeting o e. . = Ais xtra. cats ala Churehes and Public Buildings, at PRICES which will ded. Therefore the advantuge of purchasing here Board of County. Supervisors will be held to. ga@Asi sell for Cash Only, “en Goods Delivered Free of Charge. TALLMAN & TURNER, . bring them within the reach ofall, Upona trial of these instead of sending below, will be seen at : ; I can afford to SELL CHEAP, and persons purchasing of . Lamps, it will be found that they afford by far the most onee, from the fict that those who purday, to examine proposals for erecting a county , me <a be certain that when they are serine for _ < economical Light ever used, Dy the turning ofa single chase.of me, will be thoroughly inhospital, We “undérstand a large number of . the Goods they purchase, they are not VE SLEEE 15 serow, & strong or splined tars Sern, prorwere—peyag he a og 4 ; ; 6 same tink helping (0 nay ing all the convenience of GAS, at about -tenth he Machine, M@-Free o proposals will be filed in the Clerk’s office. oF Ht pe Bee ee Py alae, wit atc Charge,-@™ and also for those of their neighbor. . Nevada, June 28ti 1859.—39-tf i ' ‘Stoves, Tin & Hardware . expense, THE PATENT aviod all risk of ; For Wasnor.—Mr. Foster started for Washoe . Persons in want of Goods in my line are respeetfully vrata OfrTaAll Hinds. Cry umin Loss or Damage by 'Transportatton. yesterday evening and Messrs. J. Clark. D ; solicited to call and ‘examine my*Stock, as lam confident A GRAND MoV Pie ess . 3 Poridedbeys bis: snagging I have now on handa number of these Machines, of ¥ . rae +e a / HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, . Oil has never been known tw fail in unfformity of quality the different styles of ffoish, which I shall take pleasure ‘Want, and Col. Evans design starting to-day. They anticipate no difficulty in crossing the mountains, Newsraren Onaxoz.—Mr. J. H. Boardman . has sold out his interest in the Grass Valley Natianat and retired from the concern. The paper 1s now published by C. Wells & Co. J Entire Satisfaction to. All. “Tex SIMON MAYERS. Nevada Nor. lst 1859.—tf ae ine +r , > r 7 4 FURNITURE STORE! . +®e &&e =~ mmc me, . WovLrD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE . In Williams & Kelsey’s Com. Block, . to the citzens of Nevada and vicinity, that he has . Commercial Street, Nevada, THE RIGHT QUARTER!! 4s all must admit who will call (and who will not?) upon opened 4 Furniture Store, on . MADE TO ORDER. ’ . ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO) COPPER WORK and JOB WORK, ‘ . BRICK BUILDING, (‘Commercial Street.! . Nevada January 1859. 18-tf and for its briliancy of Light when used in these NEW LAMPS, It may with truth be regarded as the Great Illuminator of the Age!! For Sale by J. M. HAMILTON & CO., Sole Agents for this City. 8-tf No. 27 Main Street, Nevada, in showing touny who may desire to purchase, or have the curiosity to examine. MRS.I. J, ROLFE, Residence, Head of Broad St., Nevada. Nevada Nov. 7th 1869,—tf NEW VARIETY STORE. EDWARD MULLER, Aree PLEASUREIN INFORMING the citizens of NEVADA and vicinity, that he has just opened on . Broad St., Opposite National Exchange. . Nepraska Saarr.—We learn that the propri-. And keep constantly on handand forsale an assort Four doors below i, So LARGEST and . UW F ‘eon A B AK ERY, D A N C I N G 8 C H oO 0 L . American, French and Bohemian kPinc Street, Madam Pique, A o neot of * } : : : etors of the Nebraska Shaft have taken out of . "Chairs, Tables, ros . dike way First door below Kidd & Knox's Brick. . Having kept the largest and most Fash: COMMERCIAL STREE, NEVADA, their claims upwards of $40,000, % the four . Bureaus, a Sofas, K OC PLATED WARE . HE i oh phy asa oe the citiionable Academy in San Francisco forthe last seven . (Next door to Williams’ new brick building.) . Bedsteads, Bedding, &c., — ot zensofNevada and vicinity ¢hat he has again ta-. years, will open a DANCING SCHOOL at the A large and well selected Stock of Hair,Pulu, Moss, and Spring Mattrasses,on hand, and manufactured to order. Pillows and Bolsters. Feathers, Pulu, Hair, Wool, Moss and Straw Pillows and Bolsters. Blankets. weeks endi ~ ys = see Mee TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA, . Fancy Goods, And toaches ali the most Fashionable Ball Room Dances, . Consisting of Music & Musical Instruments, . at the above hall, every ; ‘ ‘ French, German and English Monday & Thursday Ev'ng at 8 o'cleek. AM east Salinas Te —t10 per month in advance, to be deposited at a Thoms BRARY. the National Exchange, , ae LADIES FREE. -g AND STATIONERY, OP ALL KINDS, Gentlemen wishing to join please tosign their names FINE FRENCH ENGRAVINGS, CANES &e. : He also has the best assortment of TOBACCO & CIGARS to the subscription list at the National Exchange. An Aliernoes Seen ioe Ae ee eee ever brought to this market, which he is determined-te sel] at San Francisco Prices. opened by Madam Pique, next Monday at 3.0’clock, Ps M. at the above place, to be continued every Momlay and Also, a beautiful assortment of GERMAN AND FRENCH PIPES. -G. Thursday. ‘terms Five Dollars per Manth. ada, October 24th 1859.—4-tf Eastex Parens.—We are indebted to J. E. Hamlin, of Broad street Book Store, for late Eastern papers received b b So qT h = ’ y the nora. ie > ( « ¥ t Light and Heary Red. Blue breen, ray and hite pur kg pohaihory to Sacramento on . Mackinackand common Blankets, various Styles. FamSunday by J. W. Sullivan, who @ispatch . ily Waite and Crib Blankets, : ed aj” : page ee st . @%Particular attention will be given tothe manuffe‘ —— eapecially for that Purpose. ture of Spring Matrasses. : J. Ww. SINGER Will attend to the business ef the house, and being con nected with one of the largest Furniture Houses in San Francisco, is prepared to sellat greatly Reduced Rates, and would respoctfully invite those in want of articles in jmy line to call and examine for themeelves. gaEver offered in the mountains of California, eg old customers, and 4} who may favor him with their pat1 te th tiel in bis STORE . ronage, with allarticlesin hislineatthe ‘o enumerate the many articles in b would . . be useless, if possible. Ask what PIER has not, useful or kw MOST REASONABLE RATES. “6 ornamental, ever found in such a store. As usual, he is . BOSTON BROWN, & GRAHAM BREAD op hand to . Of a very superior quality, alwa hand, al A ys on banc, also, SOW HIS GOODS, _ . Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cakes And will do it pleasautly, (and to his own advantage.) Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied Thankfal for past favors, all who will favor him with a . with every variety of Bread and Pastry usually foundin ca]! will be ratisfied 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 . New York Bakeries, at wholesale price. . Agoodassortmentof PIE FRUITS. JAMS, JELLIES, . FIGS. PRUNES. TAMARINDS, STRAWBERRIES, &e. . @@FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on band. ~@@ WENDELIN DREIFUSS. Nevada, Jan. 25th, 1859.—17-tf ARRIVAL OF THE SonoRs.—The steamebip Sonora, of the ald line, arrived at San Francisco ou Sunday morning, with papers and d from New York to Noy. Sth. F me F Sey . ken theabove wellknown Bakery, and willhereaftercar. i aa a n d C u t 1 e Tr y + . ry onthebusiness. Heis now preparedto furnish Novads, September 12th 1858.