November 9, 1859 (4 pages)

& 1859. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 9, ——— Boarp or Surervisors.—The County Supervisors met on Monday, to transact the business of the rugular term. The bonds of G. W. Tallman and C.S. Rugg, Justices of the Peace elect, ) of T. W. Coleman, M. Murphy, S. L. Fuller and . J. MeBrown, Constables, and H. B. Thompson, Public Admisistrator elect, were approved. An . order was made, allowing the deputy foreign . miners tax collectors twenty-five per cent. on the amount collected by them. The license of T. ©. Emery, to keep a toll bridge across the Yuba river, at the place known as Emery’s Crossing, was renewed for one year from October Ist, 1859—rates of toll being fixed as here. tofore. In accordance with the petition of. numerous residents of Nevada and Washington townships, it was ordered that the road heretofore traveled between Nevada and Alpha, leaving the present road to the right about half a mile above the Central House, following the ridge, and coming in at the Twelve Mile House, . be declared a public highway. . The Board was engaged yesterday in exam. ining and allowing accounts, and adjourned to . meet again on the 30th inst. Seriovs Accipent.—Mr. J. W. Claussen, who resides at Gold Hill, bad both arms brokeo last Thursday, near Jenkins’ Ranch, on the) Washington road. He was riding down in) Weiss’ larger beer wagon, and while the horses . were traveling at a fast gait one of the wheels came in contact with a stump, turning the wag. on partially over and throwing Claussen out. . He had wrapt a blanket around himself to} keep from getting wet, and bis arms, it appears, . wore locked together in such a manner tliat he . fell upon them, and both were broken below the elbows—one of them in two places. He was} rendered perfectly helpless by the accident, but . the driver, assisted by another man who happened along at the time, lifted him into the wagon . and bronght him to Nevada. The broken bones . were adjusted by Dr. Trautman, and the injured . man is now at the residence of Mr. Riec, where . he is properly cared for. and is doing as well . as could be expected. We learn he has a fami. ly at Gold Hill. . Inquest.—Coroner Henry held an inquest . last Thursday on the body of a Chinaman which was found io an old shanty on Spring street, . the day before. he bad been badly beaten over the head, appar. ently with a club, but the Coroner found it impossible to obtain any reliable intelligence . as to the cause of his death. the shanty on Sunday week, by some of his . countrymen, and a Chinese doctor burned a/ considerable amount of paper in the room, according to their ideas of medieal practice, when . he was abandoned to his fate. died on Monday or Tuesday. One Chinaman said that his injuries were caused by the accidental discharge of a blast, another said that he got hurt while working in atunnel; but their stories were not believed. The deceased was buried at the expense of the county, as the . Celestials living in town refused to have any. thing to do with the body. . IIe probably County Hospitar.—From the quarter!y re. port of the County Physiciau, submitted to the . Board of Supervisors, we learn that forty-eight paticnts have been treated at the Hospital during the past quarter. Of this number, twentyfive were under treatment on the first of August . and twenty-three have been admitted Twenty-six have been discharged during the . quarter, which left twenty-two under treatment on the 6th inst. Only one death occurred in the Hospital during the quarter ; Mr. Charles. Swett, who was admitted on the 2d inst., diced . on the 6th, The total cost of maintaining the . Hospital for the past three months, was . $2,802 60, ; since, Biniy Bincu’s Mixstrers.—This company . gave an entertainment at the theater jn this) place ou Saturday evening. They had a full house, notwithstanding the severe storm which . was raging at the time, and the auditors left highly delighted with the evening’s amusement. . Billy Birch hae invented a number of new jokes, which being got offin his peculiar style, were received with roars of laughter, and the songs of Henry were vociferously applauded by an appreciative audience. The company perform. ed at San Juan on Monday and yesterday evenings, and are announced to give another entertainment here this evening. For Waswor.—The party whom we spoke of Jast week as making preparations to start for Washoe Valley, were eompelled to postpone their trip on account of the severe storm which . setin on Thursday morning. Mr. Meredith, however, accompanied by two others, started . np on Monday morning, but it is thought they . will not be able to get through on account of the snow which has fallen in the mountains above. Mr. Foster, the expressman, started for Washoe on Thursday morning. He doubtless suceceded in getting over the mountains, and unless he is detained by the snow will be back in two or three days. Tar Scuriier Festivar.—The German citizens of Nevada have completed their arrange. ments for celebrating the centennial anniversary of the birth of Schiller, the great German poet and author. The programme of exercises will consist of a torchlight procession, orations in German and English, the whole to conclude with a ball at the Court House in the evening. The German oration will be delivered by Mr. Aue, of Grass Valley, and the English oration by E. G. Waite, of Nevada. Covrt or Sesstons.—This Court met on Monday, that being tha commencement of the regular term. Strange to say, there was no criminal business to be disposed of, consequently a Grand Jury was not summoned, and the Court adjourned until the first Monday in January. We believe this isthe first time for several years that the Court of Sessions for this county has met without having more or less criminal business before them. CiorninG, ETc.—Sol. Kohlman has just re. ceived at his store, corner of Broad and Pine . streets, an immense stock of fall and winter . 5! "i! be promptly attendes clothing, hats, boots and shoes, ete., ete., which . he offers at reduced prices. Give him a call. . ornamental, ever found in such a store. His skull was fractured, and. Calf BOOTS, He was taken to) pens . expense. Factory of Palmer & Perry, has this day Partnership PERRY, for the Arrivaep.—J. B. Johnson, Esq., an old and esteemed citizen of North San Juan, has been joined by his family, who arrived from the East on the last mail steamer. Special Notice. A Scnitier Parry.—A number of Germans of Nevada have made arrangements to give a Schiller party at Temperance Hall, to-morrow evening, for the benefit of the public schools. wisbes to inform the good people of Nevada and vicinity, that he has just opened his large and well selected stock of FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS, DOMESTICS, ETC., and will not bait them with 10ct. Calico, or 81g ct. Sheeting, but will sell all goods Cheaper than the Cheapest establishment in this town, and will not be undersold by any one, Call yourselves, Ladies, and be convinced, for Tam determined to dv as I say, and no humbug. L. M. COMLN, 5-tf Philadelphia Store, Commercial at., Nevada, Diep iy Tue Hosrrrat.—Chas. H. Swett, a young man who has resided at Nevada for several years, died at the county hospital on Sunday. He had been sick but a few days. Nevada Commandry No. 6, of Knights Templar meets every THURSDAY “vening, at Masonic Hall, corner of Broad and Pine streets. Regular meetings on the Ist and 8d Thursdays in each month. Visiting Sir Knights are respectfully invited. Six THOS. H. CASWELL, Em. Com. Sir. Jous R, McConnett, Recorder. Boots anp Suozs.—Messrs, Connell & Penny have opened a boot and shoe store, on Broad street, opposite the Postofiice. ALL LT ETT ST IEE I TE TINT A GRAND MovEiInN THE RIGHT QUARTER!! As all must admit who will call (and who will not?) upon ae Gane EB” 1 ET EEAT HIS NEW STORE, In Williams & Kelsey's Com. Commercial Street, Newada, Four doors below Pine, and examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of American, French and Bohemian GLASS, CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, and Cutlery. a@ Ever offered in the mountains of California. -@@ To enumerate the many articles in his STORE would be useless, if possible. Ask what PIER has not, useful or . As usual, he is F Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 6, meets every Monday evening, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. Regular meetings, first Monday of each month. Visiting Companions are respectfully invited to attend. -' CHAS. MARSH, M,.E. H. P. J. F. Revoira, Sec’y. TO INVALIDS.—Have you Disease of the Pake Risley’sCompound FluidExtract of Buchu, Have you Disease of the Bladder? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, Have you Disease of the Urethra? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. Suffering from Debility of Sexual Organe? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. Suffering from Pain in Back and Loins? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, Subject to irregularities and Obstructions? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. Suffering from Dropsy or Gravel? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, Any Burning in Urinary Passages ? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, A fresh supply justreceived by > = NW ce on hand to SHOW HIS GOODS, And will do it pleasantly, (and to his own advantage.) Thankful for past favors, all who will & vor him with a call will be satisfied that E. F. SPENCE, He means to Let Live and 28.-tf Druggist & Apotheeary, No. 47 Broad St. LiveHimelt( DNwaad) —— EEUU #9 N.B. CAN'T SELL AT COST YET! -@a Fy te WA de ; Nevada, Nov. Ist 1859.—5-tf BOOTS & SHOES!) SIMON MAYERS, Has Just Recelved at His Stand, Corner of Main & Commercial streets. The Largest and Most Extensive Stock of MINERS’ LADIES’ DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Mining Tools, &c. &c. Missss & Children’s THE Heavy Nailed LWAYS ON HAND LL. M. Cohn, of the Philadelphia Dry Goods Store, . Block, . iin" . NO. 55 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. . LARGEST . Stock of Goods to be found in this City, and will be Bash Stores. J. =. Ex. , . _ No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine, AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST AS. sorted Stock of Books, and Stationery, Musieal Instruments, . CUTLERY, * Me GOLD PENS, ANCY GOODS. ” TOYS, &C. &C., ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at Wholesale & Retail, CHEAPER THAN THE CITEAPEST, ai consists asssortment of Law. wed rel, Hictorteel = ey St edroang Masonic Works, . Catholic Piety and School Books of every variety. . Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Presents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. —Nrw anv Improvep— . DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS, . FOR 1859. . Also—A great Variety of Sizes for the Pocket and . Counting Room. Gar CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, A cireulating 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 Philadelphia. Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, &e from . all parts of the Globe. ‘ Steamer Papers and California weeklies, neatly put up for matling—Postage Free. It is useleas for me to try to enumerate the endless yarity ofeverything. And I will say T have a@ good an assortment as can be found this side of San Francisco, — Persons wishing anything in my line of business will save money by calling upon me, before purchasing elsewhere. Our Motto is We Strive to ease. 11-tf J. KE. AMLIN. GRO. W.WELCH, DBALER IN Books, Music, Gold Pens, Cutlery, Fancy Articles, And all kinds of ee ee ee Cee HM Se Blank Books, Printing Paper, Printing Cards, Card Boards, T’lain Cap, and Letter Paper, Fancy Note, Envelopes, &c. &e. at . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. . Sheet Music, Music Books, Instructors and all kinds of Musical Instruments, . 4& Circulating Iuibrary Of Choice selections and an endless variety of CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, . Atlantic Papers, Magazines, and New Publications received by every Steamer, ? Steamer Papers for Malling, Postage Free. . Pioneer Book and News Depot, Commercial Street, Nevada. . January Ist 1858,—14-tf KIP, CALF AND SHOES, ee Rice’ mivneree Sold on the most Drag Stoves. Roots. GAITERS & . eae -Rubbers. Reasonabic Terms. . , fej eR BE . GENTS’ . J. B. RUDOLPR, HARVEY HUNT, M, D, Roots & Shoes. ae Reasonable Distance. “Ga Ladies Calf Bootees, &e &c, J. 8S. WALL, * ‘ : No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada. Ever brought to Nevada, designed for the Nevada, Oct. 24th 1859. . FALL AND WINTER TRADE,'. — ©. Consisting in part as follows : “@A Heavy Kip and Calf Boots; Double sole and upper Pegged Boots; Water-Proof Sewed Boots; Miner's heavy natled Boots; Men’s Gaiters, Oxford Ties and Brogans; Boy’s Kipand Calf Boots and Brogans; Benkert’s pump sole and quilted Boots; Loug and short Rubber Boots; ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMBXT OF Gents’, Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens’ Rubber -— OVER SHOES. — orment of Ladies’, and Childrens Goods is asec] in the country. They are mostly from the best Manufacturers of New York and Philadelphia, and embrace nearly every varlety and style manulactured in the Atlantic States, % AsI sell for Cash Only, “= T can afford to SELL, CHEAI’, and persons purchasing of me may be certain that when they are paying fer the Goods they purchase, they are not at the same time helping to pay for those of their neighbor, Persons in want of Goods inmy line are respectfully solicited to call and examine my Stock, as lam confident I can gire gar Entire &c. &e. T. ELLARD BEANS, 52 BROAD STREET. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN Missex, y as Goods Delivered Free of Charge. 4 Novada, Octebor 18th, 1859.—3-tf GREGORY & BORING, Satisfuetion to All, “FX SIMON MAYERS. Nevada Nov. lat 1859.—tf NEW VARIETY 5&8 T ORE. i EDWARD MULLER, VAKES PLEASUREIN INFORMING the A citizens of NEVADA and yicinity, that he has just opened on COMMERCIAL STREE, NEVADA, (Next door to Williams’ new brick building.) ——— DEALERS Ix ——— GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. No. 44 Main Street, A large and well selected Stock of Fancy Goods, Consisting of Music & Musical Instruments, Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Vie: Freneh, German and English 5 aa CIRCULATING LIBRARY. ree ¢ BLANK BOOKS, AND STATIONERY, OF ALL KINDS, FINE FRENCTI ENGRAVINGS, CANES &c. t of TOBACCO & CIGARS which he is determined to Novada, June 28th 1859.—39.tf He aleo has the best assortmer rht to this ever bre market, abeanutiful assortment of Fine Streot, First door below Kidd & Knox's Brick. ne” GERMAN Nevada, October 24th 1859 1-tf ronage, with allarticlesin hislineatthe DEITZ’S PATENT. aa MOST REASONABLE RATES. -¢@ slecant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Stores, . Of very superior quality always on hand, also, Churches at dings, at PRICES which wil bring them withi each of all. Upona trial of these . Lamps, it will be found that they afford by far the most . econoinical Light ever used. By the turning ofa single . screw, a strong or subdued light may be produced—haring all the eonvenience of GAS, at about one-tenth of the Also, iin the r Wedding Parties, with every variety of Bread and lastry New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices. Agoodassortmentof PIE FRUITS, JAMS, FIGS, PRUNES, TAMARIN DS, STRAWBERRIES, ke. Be PRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on hand. -@@ THE PATENT WENDELIN DREIFUSS. Crystal Illuminating Coal Oil, Nevada Jan. 25th. 1859.—17-tf moet approved chemical process this DANCING SCHOOL. een known to fall in uniformity of quality . y of Light when used in these Madam FPiqueo, A NEW LAMPS, . Having kept the largest and moat Fash. truth be regarded as the jonable Academy in San . F years, will open a DANCING SCHOOL at the Illuminator of the Age!! . ° by J.M. HAMILTON & co., TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA, Sele Agenta'for this City . And taaches all the most Fashionable Ball Room Dances, 5-tf No. 27 Malin Street, Nevada. at the above hall, every Prepared by the Oil has never t and for ita brillanc It may with Great TERMS ~$10 per month in advance, to be deposited at . CENTENNARY BIRTHDAY, . the National Exchange. . aea> LADIES FRBEE. -Gs rs of the immortal German POET and AUTHOR Frederick von Schiller, Are invited to atte: 3 . ~ > a = FESTIVAL, ven at the CITY OF NEVADA, on Thursday Evening, Nov. 10th, 1859, In memory of his Genius. . All adr . to the subscription list at the National Exchange, a . opened by Madam Pique, next Monday at 3 o’clock, P. M at the above place, to be continued every Monday and Thursday. Terms Five Dollars per Month, . . Nevada, September 18th 1858 Eee: 5 FURNITURE STORE! The Celebration will consist Torchlight Procession and ORATION, \ TOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to the citzena of Nevada and vicinity, thathe hase opened a Fr rniture Store, on Broad Street, three doors above J, 8. Wall's Store, gg TOBE FOLLOWED BY A GRAND BALL. -@@ , a Committee of Arrangments. or keep constantly on hand and forsale an agsort i nent oF DR, G. von SCHMITTBURG, Chairs, Tables, $s. FURTH WM. PLUMHOFF. Bureaus, Sofas, ED. MULLER T. 7. OFT. . Bedstcads, Bedding, &c. tavate Sent. 90th 1859.-<81-t: . i s Nevada Sept. 26th ?.—51-td Hair, Pulu, Moss, and Spring Mattrasses,on hand, and " 2 manufactured to order. Ca-Partnership Notice. Pillows and Bolsters, HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR. Feathers, Pulu, Hair, Wool, Moss and Straw Pillows and chased the BIRDSEYE & PALMER SAW MILL, and . Bolsters M. L. MARSH having purchased aninterestin the Sash } Blankets. formeda(Co. lVightand Heavy Red, Blue, of MARSH, PALMER & . Mackinackand common Blankets, various Styles. Fammanufacturing all kinds . ily Wuite and Crib Blankets. ; . Particular attention will be given tothe manufac. tureof Spring Matrasses, under the name purpose of Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Doors &c. Allorders left at Mill,or at the Sash Factory, on Cayote J. A. SINGER, . 4817 Broad Street, Nevada vo Will attend tothe business of the house, and being con . SN. rear aaee M. L. MARSH, . pected with one ofthe largest Furniture Houses in San . FEW MORE BASKETS of that same . 1. 0. PALMER, Ss. BR. PERRY. Nevada, May 1st 1859.—31-tf ; my line to call and examine for themselves Groceries & Provisions. U. &,. Bam eee AND FRENCH PIPES, GB . peat heb 5 would respectiullyinform the eiti4 . wensotNevada and vicinity, that he has again ta. ken the above wellknown Bakery, and willhereafter car. . COAL OLE, LAM PBI . diintomers, tot ahiwho may favor bie with thelr pat. . Frult, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cakes . Families and Restaurants supplied . usually found in . JELLIES, Francisco forthe last seven . /Monday & Thursday Ev'ng at 8 o'clock. CELEBRATION OF F. von SCHILLER'S . . Gentlemen wishing to join please toaign their names / . ' i. E. SHAFER & CO. Green, Gray and White Francisco, is prepared to sellat greatly Reduced Rates, . . SUPERIOR TEA—For Sale at . and would respoctfully invite those in want of articles in No. 32, INTovadcta. . Wholesale & Retail <p Main St. INTovdaaa. ——— AND DEALERS IN ——~ Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent MEDICNES AND PERFUMERY, . ze” At the Lowest Cash Prices, “Ss At the Old Drug Stand, Fire-proof brick, 32 Main St., OPPOSITE MULFORD & CO’S BANKING HOUSE. Nevada, Nov, Ist 1859,—5-tf NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DRUGGIST, FROM MAIN STREET TO No. 47 Broad St, -® No. 47 Broad St, (Three doors above the Port Office.) Where he would be happy to accommodate all hia old customers, and as many new ones as may choose to favor . E. F. SPENCE, HAS REMOVED To . . ' him with their patronage, Ile has now on hand one of the @R. BEST ASSORTED . STOCK’S to be found in the Mountains. “@o@ ee GIVE HIM A CALL. Nevada Oct. 18th 1859,—3-tf H. H. WICKES & CO., “6B —Wholesale and Retail— Druggists and Apathecaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., . L AVE any and everything in their line to be found in any one Store in the State, Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. 8. Orders from the trade is respectfully solicited. "@@ Preseriptons carefully compounded at all hours, Nevada Aug. 13th 1860,--46-tf LIKENESSES! LIKENESSES!!! A. Lal EBERT, DAGUERREAN ARTIST, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, . WHO WAS AWARDED THE Second Premium, T the late State Fair, would respectfully inform his customers and the public of Nevada and vicinity, that be will take as before, the most beautifuland natural pictures of all kinds, as well a6 can be taken in the State, at Cheaper Rates than Heretofore. LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS taken and painted in Oil or Pastil Colors. pectally over his Pupil, recently Established here . Cases and Lockets COME ALL, and nee the pictures of the best galleries . and you will decide which is the best. . INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN In every branch of the Art. . Nevada, Sept, 27th 1859.--52-tf . . TALLMAN & TURNER, DEALERS IN ‘Stoves, Tin & Hardware OrAll Kinds. . An Afternoon School for LADIES & CHILDREN will be HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, . i MADE TO ORDER. . ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK. a BRICK BUILDING, . \Commoeorcial Strect. Nevada January 1859, 18-tf /WOOD! WOOD!! WoobD!!! Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! . we We ER Kear es } 50 CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR » WOOD—AII. Lengths, that he wants to sell, or exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, } Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bed. ding, Cloth!ng, Blacksmithing, Printers Bills, or CASH, Sew Send your Orders to No. 77 Broad St. HAS 60T— Fe SALE—One Lumber . Wagon, for two . Horses—Alsv 1 Spring Wagon. : Apply to JM HIXsSON, J. M. HIXSON’S, No, 77 Broad Street, Nevada. A DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, . Near the N.Y. Hotel, opposite Hotel de Paris, . His long experience in the Dagueyrean Art, gives him . the superiority over every vpurator in thio place and Bs: . Ho has on hand a beautiful assortment of all kinds of . 0" =e NEW STORE. S. LUBECK & CO., Cheapest One Price Dry Goods saa) ME Be NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. E INVITE THE Ladies of Nevada AND VICINity to call antl examine our newly received and well selected FALL STOOK, which in deauty and novelty, cannot be surpassed by any Establishment this side of San , consisting in part of Moire Antique Fig’d, Plaid and Flounce Plain and red Wool De Laines. English and neh Merinos. . Woeolen Plaids and Fig’d. Cashmeres. Blue, Red, Gray, White, Pink and Fig’d. FLANNELS, 4 large stock. é Also, a Lam Stock of 8, 9, 10 and 11 quarter Brown and Bleached SHEETINGS, embracing all qualities; all of which will be sold at the LOWEST PRICE the market can 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. Oil Cloths and Mattings, of all figures and widths. RonNnNNTETsS. Ladies will find here the Largest and Best Selected Stock ever kept im the Mountains, consisting of Plain and Figured White Silk Bonnéte, Drab, Blue, Green, Brown and Cherry Satin do. White & Cold. Neapol. dark Straw & Linen do. wr aoe assortment of French Artificial Flowers, uches, ete ON ee RT enon’ auelSilk Velvet Mantillas and Cloth Cloaks, Of the Latest Styles, 400 pieces new patterns of French and American Prints, A large Stock of “@® GINGHAMS, POPLINS, DEBBEIGES, ALAPACCAS, BOMBAZINES, FARMERS SATIN, TABLE LINNEN, TOWELING, &e. Six, eight, ten, eleven and twelve-quarter Marseilles BedSpreads and Comforts, The finest of white Mackinaw Family Blankets ; also, a a good article of red, blue and gray Blankets, Embroidered Bands, Volentive Laces, Cambric and Swiss Edgings and Insertions, a full assortment and tasteful patterns. A Targe variety of Linen, Thread, aud Gimpue aces and Edgings. Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes. In the line of Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers, we have the BEST STOCK ever brought to this place, from the smallGaiters and Slippers. We recommend our complete and carefully selected Stock of Fall Goods, which consists of many other articles too numerous to mention, to the LADIES OF NE. VADA and vicinity, and insure each and all of you Great Bargainsy as usual, while our motto be as it is: . Quick Sales and Small Profits, and “ONE . PRICE FOR ALLIT!” Come One! Come AU! ! Wheae you can Buy FE CHULA PER than the CHEAP EST.“GX 8. LUBECK & CO., Kidd & Knox's Fire proof Brick Building, No. 54 Broad St, Nevada, Nevada, Oct. 21th 1859,—tf BUSINESS CHANGE. THE OPPOSITION STORE, FORMERLY carried on by ISAAC JOSEPH, wiil hereafter be car. JOSEPH & BROTHERS, . Nevada, } San Francisco, } Sonora Tuol, co, . ried on by LEWIS JOSEPH, ISAAC JOSEPH, HARRIS JOSEPH, Nevada July 25th 1859,—43-tf TO ALI 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, Where you can always find the very Best Assorted Stoek of Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, CAPS, SHIRTS, GAITRS, RUBBER GOODS, CRAVATS, COLTI’S PISTOLS, TIES, POCKET KNIVES, Also, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Boots & Galters, And in fact, everything belonging to the Trade ; all of which is a Newly Imported Stock of the Latest Styles and . Greatest Varieties ; and by calling to see us, you will surely leave satisfied, as regards QUALITY AND PRICES. P. 8. We would call particular attention of Traders in this Line, as we are prepared to sell at Wholesale, at he San Francisco Prices -@@ Gotting all our Stock from the Eastern States and Europe direct, JOSEPH & BROTHERS, Nevada, May lat 1859,—31-tf Spring and Summer Clothing ! ! SOrts. ROmLMAN, . I AS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS STORE, } slarge and Miegant assortment of SVRING AND . SUMMER CLOTHING, of the Latest Styles, which he offers . to the public at Greatly Reduced Prices. Those in want of fine Summer COATS, PANTS, HATS, &c. &e., will do well to call and examine my Large and well selected Stock of Spriug and Summer Goods, SOL, KOHLMAN, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada, Nevada April 26th 1859.-—0el A me ee A ErLON BEE ASSAY OFFKICE. HH, HARRIS & CO,, . [Successors to Harris & Marchand.) . B, Street, near the Corner of Seeond Street, MARYSVILLE. Also—73 J Street, Sacramento, 105 Sacramento «treet, San Franeiseo, iw Will continue te carry on the business of -@e . 'Melting, Refining and Assaying GOLD AND ORES, Of Every Description. We guarantee the corectness of our Assays, and bind elves to pay the differences that may arise with any . of the U. 8. Minta. Returns made in from 6 to 12 hours, . aw IN BARS OR COIN.-G . Specimens of Quartz Assayed and Valued, Terms for Assaying, the same as in San Francisco, H. HARRIS & CO, . October 11th 1859,—tf ~ EMPIRE MARKET!! On Pine St., Just below Kidd’s Brick. Amorican Becof, PORK, VEGETABLES, &e. dition, The undersigned having purchased the interest of Mr. . Jacobs, his late partoer in this establishment, will continue the business as heretofore,on hisown account. He tee por eadinis and see for Yourselves. “Go CHAS. KENT, Proprictor. is Nevada. Jan. I Oth. 1859.—15-tf ee Ae et RBAMOovV AL . KEYSTONE MARKET!!! pus MARKET HAS LATELY BEEN removed from the ‘‘ Varieties Store,’’ to the . South side of Commercial street, Nevada, (Nearly opposite the ST. LOUIS HOTEL. ] . MEATS, and the choicest Vegetables constantly on hand; . Also, GAME of all kinds in season, andevery article of . Farm produce required for family use. FRESH BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON, KENS, . CHIC FRESH EGGS BUTTER CHPYSE, &e. &e. k@r AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES. -@@ Being determined to sell a good article of Meaty as low as they can be afforded, brespectfully solicit the patronage of Hote] keepers, Families and others, a e A. MceALLISTER, Pro’r. Nevada March 8th 1859.—23-tf USTICES’ BLANKS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND . J and for sale at this Office . est Infant’s shoe, to the finest of Philadelphia Congress . . Aa Orders from the Country Promptly attended to.-@e . LWAYS on hand, Fresh, and in the best possiblecon. . solicitea continuance of the very liberal patronagehereto. PIN RICE, REDINGTON & CO, COFFIN & CO. Marysville. New York, RUB , Abalesale Dengyists Sav Srancises. =" —— E BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATtention of the Drug Trade in California, Oregon and Washington Territory, to our present complete arrangements for the transaction of the IMPORTING AND WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESS, Having a house in New York, which brings us In direct communieation 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 be paid to the Mexican and Sandwich Island trade, and we guarantee satistaction, both in quality and price, to all who may fawor us with their orders, REDINGTON & CO., 4-3m No. 107 Clay street, San Francisco, SEWING MACHINES. UR MACHINES HAVE REPEATEDLY taken the First Premium at various State Fairs, in competition with all others, They make the INTERLOCKED STITCH, (which cannot be unrayeled,) alike on both sides or not, at the will of the operator—-do not get out of order without great abuse, and will execute every variety of work in the most beautiful style. See what the ScrmnTinio Amanican says, aud that ought to be good authority + “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 inven, . tions. His Sewing Machines have been pony improved . within the past year, HIGHEST DEGREL PERFECT, No . one man has done so much towards the introduction of these great Inbor-saving machines as Isane M. Singer Lie ought to be well rewarded, “The leading characteristic of Mr, Singer’s mind 08 an . inventor, is precision inthe application of mechanical means. He makes no mistakes—trics no abortive exper iments; andalthough he has been able to improve greatly upon his own original ideas, yet his inventions have always been successful from the start, aud have ere: improved by any other person,’’ J.H. Dexyxn., Req , Agent for I. M. Singer & Co,, 160 Sacramento Street—Dear sir:-—We take great pleasure in speaking in the highest terms of the merits.of your Sewing Machines for manufacturing purposes, and we ean do so with more propriety aa we are using yours and others, We manufacture all kinds of elothing, beth light and heavy, and have used forabouta yearthe Wheeler & Wilson Machines, andthe Quaker City, and for some months Singer’s Machines, The Quaker City Machinea we have discarded as worthless tous. . We still ose the Wheeler & Wilson Machines on light clothing, for whieh they are adapted, while we employ a number of yours on all kinds of clothing. Your machines give us no trouble in getting out of order, we cun fully recommend them for all purposes, A great deal is being said about the different kinds of stitches 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, oon Our Family Sewing Machine, at $75, is by far the best Machine ever sold at a corresponding price. Hammers attached, J, HU. DUNNELL, Agent. 3-3m 160 Sacramento street. Pt a we Om: PUTTY THE EXTENSIVE PULU & BEDDING WAREILOUSE HAS BEEN REMOVED TO No. 104 Battery Street, San Francisco. 2. Between Washington and Clay Streets, opposite “G@ Rae Badger and Lindenberger, “em 45-3m J, & HRETBER JOHN 8. DOLE & CO., No, 68 Battery Street, San Franciseo,. AVE THE BEST SELECTED STOCK . of BOOTS & SHOES in the city. We are selling goods at auctlon prices to make room for our fall stock now arriving. We keep every variety of Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’, Boys’, Youths’ and Childrens’ BOOT AND SHOES Cheaper than any House in the city, for cash and liberal credit—68 BATTERY ST., at wholesale, and 126 COMMERCIAL ST., below Montgomery, atretail, where can be found as choice goods, and as largen stock as any in of Yoots and Shoes, Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’, Childrens’, Boys’, and Youths’, Boots and Shoes of every description, cheaper than any house in the city, N, B.—Always on hand, Benkert’s and Conrad’s Boota and Shoes, Also, for the ladies, J. Mills & Son and D. R. King’s Philadelphia Boots and Shoes, 44.3 JOHN 8. DOLE & CO, TA RO ON PN eg gy LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS. pee a . To all parts of California and Utah Territory, connecting at Marysville and Nevada with Reliable Expresses to all parts of California. The Atlantic States and Europe. sa Wo will dispateh Daily Expresses to and from all-@@ POINTS NORTH OF NEVADA, And every SATURDAY MORNING, to the following places in Utah Territory : FRANK TOWN, Washoe Valley, . GENOA, Carson Valley. . CHINATOWN, Truckee Meadows, Gold Canon, Carson City, Eagle Valley, Johnstown, Virginia City, and Walker River Mines. aw All Letters for the Western Atlantic States, enclosed in our Guvernment-franked Envelopes, and indorsed “Overland, via, Salt Lake,’’ will be forwarded and reach . their destination sooner than by any other line. ga TREASURE, Packages and Letters transmitted to . and from the above points with unrivalee dispatch and security. GOLD DUST and COIN, ferwarded to all parte of the United States and Europe, insured or uninsured, at as . low rates a4 can be dove by any house with security, j Onr Treasure Express will always be accompanied by . faithful Messengers. . NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS, &., colleeted or negotiated, and all ordera attended to proraptly. Purchases of every description nade, Forwarding of Merchandise and Commissions of every nature, attended . to intelligently snd with promptitude, Office in Nevada, next door below Welis, Fargo & Co’s. JOUN PATTISON, Agent. Nevada Oct. 18th 1859.—3-tf NEVADA FRUIT STORE, NICOLAS SLOCOVICH, On Pine street, opposite U. S. Bakery, NEVADA CITY. . ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE sublic of Nevada, and vicinity, that he keeps on hand alt kioas of Green and Dried Fruits, For sale at wholesale and retail. Also, all kinds of CON FECTIONARIES, &e., Sold at San Francisco Prices, Nevada. Nov. Ist 1859.—5-tf ,OR SALE—A SUPERIOR HAY CUTTING BOX, capable of cutting three timesas much per . hour as any other patent: Apply to : J. M. HIXSON, No, 77 Broad Street, Nevade } . ; . . i . . . b ExXauwlimneg ONE WITH NEATNESS SS dispatch, by ™~ SCOTT, vad ad

& 1859. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 9, ——— Boarp or Surervisors.—The County Supervisors met on Monday, to transact the business of the rugular term. The bonds of G. W. Tallman and C.S. Rugg, Justices of the Peace elect, ) of T. W. Coleman, M. Murphy, S. L. Fuller and . J. MeBrown, Constables, and H. B. Thompson, Public Admisistrator elect, were approved. An . order was made, allowing the deputy foreign . miners tax collectors twenty-five per cent. on the amount collected by them. The license of T. ©. Emery, to keep a toll bridge across the Yuba river, at the place known as Emery’s Crossing, was renewed for one year from October Ist, 1859—rates of toll being fixed as here. tofore. In accordance with the petition of. numerous residents of Nevada and Washington townships, it was ordered that the road heretofore traveled between Nevada and Alpha, leaving the present road to the right about half a mile above the Central House, following the ridge, and coming in at the Twelve Mile House, . be declared a public highway. . The Board was engaged yesterday in exam. ining and allowing accounts, and adjourned to . meet again on the 30th inst. Seriovs Accipent.—Mr. J. W. Claussen, who resides at Gold Hill, bad both arms brokeo last Thursday, near Jenkins’ Ranch, on the) Washington road. He was riding down in) Weiss’ larger beer wagon, and while the horses . were traveling at a fast gait one of the wheels came in contact with a stump, turning the wag. on partially over and throwing Claussen out. . He had wrapt a blanket around himself to} keep from getting wet, and bis arms, it appears, . wore locked together in such a manner tliat he . fell upon them, and both were broken below the elbows—one of them in two places. He was} rendered perfectly helpless by the accident, but . the driver, assisted by another man who happened along at the time, lifted him into the wagon . and bronght him to Nevada. The broken bones . were adjusted by Dr. Trautman, and the injured . man is now at the residence of Mr. Riec, where . he is properly cared for. and is doing as well . as could be expected. We learn he has a fami. ly at Gold Hill. . Inquest.—Coroner Henry held an inquest . last Thursday on the body of a Chinaman which was found io an old shanty on Spring street, . the day before. he bad been badly beaten over the head, appar. ently with a club, but the Coroner found it impossible to obtain any reliable intelligence . as to the cause of his death. the shanty on Sunday week, by some of his . countrymen, and a Chinese doctor burned a/ considerable amount of paper in the room, according to their ideas of medieal practice, when . he was abandoned to his fate. died on Monday or Tuesday. One Chinaman said that his injuries were caused by the accidental discharge of a blast, another said that he got hurt while working in atunnel; but their stories were not believed. The deceased was buried at the expense of the county, as the . Celestials living in town refused to have any. thing to do with the body. . IIe probably County Hospitar.—From the quarter!y re. port of the County Physiciau, submitted to the . Board of Supervisors, we learn that forty-eight paticnts have been treated at the Hospital during the past quarter. Of this number, twentyfive were under treatment on the first of August . and twenty-three have been admitted Twenty-six have been discharged during the . quarter, which left twenty-two under treatment on the 6th inst. Only one death occurred in the Hospital during the quarter ; Mr. Charles. Swett, who was admitted on the 2d inst., diced . on the 6th, The total cost of maintaining the . Hospital for the past three months, was . $2,802 60, ; since, Biniy Bincu’s Mixstrers.—This company . gave an entertainment at the theater jn this) place ou Saturday evening. They had a full house, notwithstanding the severe storm which . was raging at the time, and the auditors left highly delighted with the evening’s amusement. . Billy Birch hae invented a number of new jokes, which being got offin his peculiar style, were received with roars of laughter, and the songs of Henry were vociferously applauded by an appreciative audience. The company perform. ed at San Juan on Monday and yesterday evenings, and are announced to give another entertainment here this evening. For Waswor.—The party whom we spoke of Jast week as making preparations to start for Washoe Valley, were eompelled to postpone their trip on account of the severe storm which . setin on Thursday morning. Mr. Meredith, however, accompanied by two others, started . np on Monday morning, but it is thought they . will not be able to get through on account of the snow which has fallen in the mountains above. Mr. Foster, the expressman, started for Washoe on Thursday morning. He doubtless suceceded in getting over the mountains, and unless he is detained by the snow will be back in two or three days. Tar Scuriier Festivar.—The German citizens of Nevada have completed their arrange. ments for celebrating the centennial anniversary of the birth of Schiller, the great German poet and author. The programme of exercises will consist of a torchlight procession, orations in German and English, the whole to conclude with a ball at the Court House in the evening. The German oration will be delivered by Mr. Aue, of Grass Valley, and the English oration by E. G. Waite, of Nevada. Covrt or Sesstons.—This Court met on Monday, that being tha commencement of the regular term. Strange to say, there was no criminal business to be disposed of, consequently a Grand Jury was not summoned, and the Court adjourned until the first Monday in January. We believe this isthe first time for several years that the Court of Sessions for this county has met without having more or less criminal business before them. CiorninG, ETc.—Sol. Kohlman has just re. ceived at his store, corner of Broad and Pine . streets, an immense stock of fall and winter . 5! "i! be promptly attendes clothing, hats, boots and shoes, ete., ete., which . he offers at reduced prices. Give him a call. . ornamental, ever found in such a store. His skull was fractured, and. Calf BOOTS, He was taken to) pens . expense. Factory of Palmer & Perry, has this day Partnership PERRY, for the Arrivaep.—J. B. Johnson, Esq., an old and esteemed citizen of North San Juan, has been joined by his family, who arrived from the East on the last mail steamer. Special Notice. A Scnitier Parry.—A number of Germans of Nevada have made arrangements to give a Schiller party at Temperance Hall, to-morrow evening, for the benefit of the public schools. wisbes to inform the good people of Nevada and vicinity, that he has just opened his large and well selected stock of FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS, DOMESTICS, ETC., and will not bait them with 10ct. Calico, or 81g ct. Sheeting, but will sell all goods Cheaper than the Cheapest establishment in this town, and will not be undersold by any one, Call yourselves, Ladies, and be convinced, for Tam determined to dv as I say, and no humbug. L. M. COMLN, 5-tf Philadelphia Store, Commercial at., Nevada, Diep iy Tue Hosrrrat.—Chas. H. Swett, a young man who has resided at Nevada for several years, died at the county hospital on Sunday. He had been sick but a few days. Nevada Commandry No. 6, of Knights Templar meets every THURSDAY “vening, at Masonic Hall, corner of Broad and Pine streets. Regular meetings on the Ist and 8d Thursdays in each month. Visiting Sir Knights are respectfully invited. Six THOS. H. CASWELL, Em. Com. Sir. Jous R, McConnett, Recorder. Boots anp Suozs.—Messrs, Connell & Penny have opened a boot and shoe store, on Broad street, opposite the Postofiice. ALL LT ETT ST IEE I TE TINT A GRAND MovEiInN THE RIGHT QUARTER!! As all must admit who will call (and who will not?) upon ae Gane EB” 1 ET EEAT HIS NEW STORE, In Williams & Kelsey's Com. Commercial Street, Newada, Four doors below Pine, and examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of American, French and Bohemian GLASS, CROCKERY, PLATED WARE, and Cutlery. a@ Ever offered in the mountains of California. -@@ To enumerate the many articles in his STORE would be useless, if possible. Ask what PIER has not, useful or . As usual, he is F Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 6, meets every Monday evening, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. Regular meetings, first Monday of each month. Visiting Companions are respectfully invited to attend. -' CHAS. MARSH, M,.E. H. P. J. F. Revoira, Sec’y. TO INVALIDS.—Have you Disease of the Pake Risley’sCompound FluidExtract of Buchu, Have you Disease of the Bladder? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, Have you Disease of the Urethra? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. Suffering from Debility of Sexual Organe? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. Suffering from Pain in Back and Loins? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, Subject to irregularities and Obstructions? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. Suffering from Dropsy or Gravel? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, Any Burning in Urinary Passages ? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, A fresh supply justreceived by > = NW ce on hand to SHOW HIS GOODS, And will do it pleasantly, (and to his own advantage.) Thankful for past favors, all who will & vor him with a call will be satisfied that E. F. SPENCE, He means to Let Live and 28.-tf Druggist & Apotheeary, No. 47 Broad St. LiveHimelt( DNwaad) —— EEUU #9 N.B. CAN'T SELL AT COST YET! -@a Fy te WA de ; Nevada, Nov. Ist 1859.—5-tf BOOTS & SHOES!) SIMON MAYERS, Has Just Recelved at His Stand, Corner of Main & Commercial streets. The Largest and Most Extensive Stock of MINERS’ LADIES’ DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Mining Tools, &c. &c. Missss & Children’s THE Heavy Nailed LWAYS ON HAND LL. M. Cohn, of the Philadelphia Dry Goods Store, . Block, . iin" . NO. 55 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. . LARGEST . Stock of Goods to be found in this City, and will be Bash Stores. J. =. Ex. , . _ No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine, AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST AS. sorted Stock of Books, and Stationery, Musieal Instruments, . CUTLERY, * Me GOLD PENS, ANCY GOODS. ” TOYS, &C. &C., ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at Wholesale & Retail, CHEAPER THAN THE CITEAPEST, ai consists asssortment of Law. wed rel, Hictorteel = ey St edroang Masonic Works, . Catholic Piety and School Books of every variety. . Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Presents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. —Nrw anv Improvep— . DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS, . FOR 1859. . Also—A great Variety of Sizes for the Pocket and . Counting Room. Gar CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, A cireulating 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 Philadelphia. Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, &e from . all parts of the Globe. ‘ Steamer Papers and California weeklies, neatly put up for matling—Postage Free. It is useleas for me to try to enumerate the endless yarity ofeverything. And I will say T have a@ good an assortment as can be found this side of San Francisco, — Persons wishing anything in my line of business will save money by calling upon me, before purchasing elsewhere. Our Motto is We Strive to ease. 11-tf J. KE. AMLIN. GRO. W.WELCH, DBALER IN Books, Music, Gold Pens, Cutlery, Fancy Articles, And all kinds of ee ee ee Cee HM Se Blank Books, Printing Paper, Printing Cards, Card Boards, T’lain Cap, and Letter Paper, Fancy Note, Envelopes, &c. &e. at . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. . Sheet Music, Music Books, Instructors and all kinds of Musical Instruments, . 4& Circulating Iuibrary Of Choice selections and an endless variety of CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, . Atlantic Papers, Magazines, and New Publications received by every Steamer, ? Steamer Papers for Malling, Postage Free. . Pioneer Book and News Depot, Commercial Street, Nevada. . January Ist 1858,—14-tf KIP, CALF AND SHOES, ee Rice’ mivneree Sold on the most Drag Stoves. Roots. GAITERS & . eae -Rubbers. Reasonabic Terms. . , fej eR BE . GENTS’ . J. B. RUDOLPR, HARVEY HUNT, M, D, Roots & Shoes. ae Reasonable Distance. “Ga Ladies Calf Bootees, &e &c, J. 8S. WALL, * ‘ : No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada. Ever brought to Nevada, designed for the Nevada, Oct. 24th 1859. . FALL AND WINTER TRADE,'. — ©. Consisting in part as follows : “@A Heavy Kip and Calf Boots; Double sole and upper Pegged Boots; Water-Proof Sewed Boots; Miner's heavy natled Boots; Men’s Gaiters, Oxford Ties and Brogans; Boy’s Kipand Calf Boots and Brogans; Benkert’s pump sole and quilted Boots; Loug and short Rubber Boots; ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMBXT OF Gents’, Ladies’, Misses, and Childrens’ Rubber -— OVER SHOES. — orment of Ladies’, and Childrens Goods is asec] in the country. They are mostly from the best Manufacturers of New York and Philadelphia, and embrace nearly every varlety and style manulactured in the Atlantic States, % AsI sell for Cash Only, “= T can afford to SELL, CHEAI’, and persons purchasing of me may be certain that when they are paying fer the Goods they purchase, they are not at the same time helping to pay for those of their neighbor, Persons in want of Goods inmy line are respectfully solicited to call and examine my Stock, as lam confident I can gire gar Entire &c. &e. T. ELLARD BEANS, 52 BROAD STREET. WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN Missex, y as Goods Delivered Free of Charge. 4 Novada, Octebor 18th, 1859.—3-tf GREGORY & BORING, Satisfuetion to All, “FX SIMON MAYERS. Nevada Nov. lat 1859.—tf NEW VARIETY 5&8 T ORE. i EDWARD MULLER, VAKES PLEASUREIN INFORMING the A citizens of NEVADA and yicinity, that he has just opened on COMMERCIAL STREE, NEVADA, (Next door to Williams’ new brick building.) ——— DEALERS Ix ——— GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. No. 44 Main Street, A large and well selected Stock of Fancy Goods, Consisting of Music & Musical Instruments, Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Vie: Freneh, German and English 5 aa CIRCULATING LIBRARY. ree ¢ BLANK BOOKS, AND STATIONERY, OF ALL KINDS, FINE FRENCTI ENGRAVINGS, CANES &c. t of TOBACCO & CIGARS which he is determined to Novada, June 28th 1859.—39.tf He aleo has the best assortmer rht to this ever bre market, abeanutiful assortment of Fine Streot, First door below Kidd & Knox's Brick. ne” GERMAN Nevada, October 24th 1859 1-tf ronage, with allarticlesin hislineatthe DEITZ’S PATENT. aa MOST REASONABLE RATES. -¢@ slecant patterns, suitable for Dwellings, Stores, . Of very superior quality always on hand, also, Churches at dings, at PRICES which wil bring them withi each of all. Upona trial of these . Lamps, it will be found that they afford by far the most . econoinical Light ever used. By the turning ofa single . screw, a strong or subdued light may be produced—haring all the eonvenience of GAS, at about one-tenth of the Also, iin the r Wedding Parties, with every variety of Bread and lastry New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices. Agoodassortmentof PIE FRUITS, JAMS, FIGS, PRUNES, TAMARIN DS, STRAWBERRIES, ke. Be PRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on hand. -@@ THE PATENT WENDELIN DREIFUSS. Crystal Illuminating Coal Oil, Nevada Jan. 25th. 1859.—17-tf moet approved chemical process this DANCING SCHOOL. een known to fall in uniformity of quality . y of Light when used in these Madam FPiqueo, A NEW LAMPS, . Having kept the largest and moat Fash. truth be regarded as the jonable Academy in San . F years, will open a DANCING SCHOOL at the Illuminator of the Age!! . ° by J.M. HAMILTON & co., TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA, Sele Agenta'for this City . And taaches all the most Fashionable Ball Room Dances, 5-tf No. 27 Malin Street, Nevada. at the above hall, every Prepared by the Oil has never t and for ita brillanc It may with Great TERMS ~$10 per month in advance, to be deposited at . CENTENNARY BIRTHDAY, . the National Exchange. . aea> LADIES FRBEE. -Gs rs of the immortal German POET and AUTHOR Frederick von Schiller, Are invited to atte: 3 . ~ > a = FESTIVAL, ven at the CITY OF NEVADA, on Thursday Evening, Nov. 10th, 1859, In memory of his Genius. . All adr . to the subscription list at the National Exchange, a . opened by Madam Pique, next Monday at 3 o’clock, P. M at the above place, to be continued every Monday and Thursday. Terms Five Dollars per Month, . . Nevada, September 18th 1858 Eee: 5 FURNITURE STORE! The Celebration will consist Torchlight Procession and ORATION, \ TOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to the citzena of Nevada and vicinity, thathe hase opened a Fr rniture Store, on Broad Street, three doors above J, 8. Wall's Store, gg TOBE FOLLOWED BY A GRAND BALL. -@@ , a Committee of Arrangments. or keep constantly on hand and forsale an agsort i nent oF DR, G. von SCHMITTBURG, Chairs, Tables, $s. FURTH WM. PLUMHOFF. Bureaus, Sofas, ED. MULLER T. 7. OFT. . Bedstcads, Bedding, &c. tavate Sent. 90th 1859.-<81-t: . i s Nevada Sept. 26th ?.—51-td Hair, Pulu, Moss, and Spring Mattrasses,on hand, and " 2 manufactured to order. Ca-Partnership Notice. Pillows and Bolsters, HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR. Feathers, Pulu, Hair, Wool, Moss and Straw Pillows and chased the BIRDSEYE & PALMER SAW MILL, and . Bolsters M. L. MARSH having purchased aninterestin the Sash } Blankets. formeda(Co. lVightand Heavy Red, Blue, of MARSH, PALMER & . Mackinackand common Blankets, various Styles. Fammanufacturing all kinds . ily Wuite and Crib Blankets. ; . Particular attention will be given tothe manufac. tureof Spring Matrasses, under the name purpose of Lumber, Sash, Blinds, Doors &c. Allorders left at Mill,or at the Sash Factory, on Cayote J. A. SINGER, . 4817 Broad Street, Nevada vo Will attend tothe business of the house, and being con . SN. rear aaee M. L. MARSH, . pected with one ofthe largest Furniture Houses in San . FEW MORE BASKETS of that same . 1. 0. PALMER, Ss. BR. PERRY. Nevada, May 1st 1859.—31-tf ; my line to call and examine for themselves Groceries & Provisions. U. &,. Bam eee AND FRENCH PIPES, GB . peat heb 5 would respectiullyinform the eiti4 . wensotNevada and vicinity, that he has again ta. ken the above wellknown Bakery, and willhereafter car. . COAL OLE, LAM PBI . diintomers, tot ahiwho may favor bie with thelr pat. . Frult, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cakes . Families and Restaurants supplied .

usually found in . JELLIES, Francisco forthe last seven . /Monday & Thursday Ev'ng at 8 o'clock. CELEBRATION OF F. von SCHILLER'S . . Gentlemen wishing to join please toaign their names / . ' i. E. SHAFER & CO. Green, Gray and White Francisco, is prepared to sellat greatly Reduced Rates, . . SUPERIOR TEA—For Sale at . and would respoctfully invite those in want of articles in No. 32, INTovadcta. . Wholesale & Retail <p Main St. INTovdaaa. ——— AND DEALERS IN ——~ Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Patent MEDICNES AND PERFUMERY, . ze” At the Lowest Cash Prices, “Ss At the Old Drug Stand, Fire-proof brick, 32 Main St., OPPOSITE MULFORD & CO’S BANKING HOUSE. Nevada, Nov, Ist 1859,—5-tf NOTICE OF REMOVAL. DRUGGIST, FROM MAIN STREET TO No. 47 Broad St, -® No. 47 Broad St, (Three doors above the Port Office.) Where he would be happy to accommodate all hia old customers, and as many new ones as may choose to favor . E. F. SPENCE, HAS REMOVED To . . ' him with their patronage, Ile has now on hand one of the @R. BEST ASSORTED . STOCK’S to be found in the Mountains. “@o@ ee GIVE HIM A CALL. Nevada Oct. 18th 1859,—3-tf H. H. WICKES & CO., “6B —Wholesale and Retail— Druggists and Apathecaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., . L AVE any and everything in their line to be found in any one Store in the State, Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. 8. Orders from the trade is respectfully solicited. "@@ Preseriptons carefully compounded at all hours, Nevada Aug. 13th 1860,--46-tf LIKENESSES! LIKENESSES!!! A. Lal EBERT, DAGUERREAN ARTIST, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, . WHO WAS AWARDED THE Second Premium, T the late State Fair, would respectfully inform his customers and the public of Nevada and vicinity, that be will take as before, the most beautifuland natural pictures of all kinds, as well a6 can be taken in the State, at Cheaper Rates than Heretofore. LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS taken and painted in Oil or Pastil Colors. pectally over his Pupil, recently Established here . Cases and Lockets COME ALL, and nee the pictures of the best galleries . and you will decide which is the best. . INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN In every branch of the Art. . Nevada, Sept, 27th 1859.--52-tf . . TALLMAN & TURNER, DEALERS IN ‘Stoves, Tin & Hardware OrAll Kinds. . An Afternoon School for LADIES & CHILDREN will be HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, . i MADE TO ORDER. . ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK. a BRICK BUILDING, . \Commoeorcial Strect. Nevada January 1859, 18-tf /WOOD! WOOD!! WoobD!!! Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! . we We ER Kear es } 50 CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR » WOOD—AII. Lengths, that he wants to sell, or exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, } Hardware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Furniture, Bed. ding, Cloth!ng, Blacksmithing, Printers Bills, or CASH, Sew Send your Orders to No. 77 Broad St. HAS 60T— Fe SALE—One Lumber . Wagon, for two . Horses—Alsv 1 Spring Wagon. : Apply to JM HIXsSON, J. M. HIXSON’S, No, 77 Broad Street, Nevada. A DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, . Near the N.Y. Hotel, opposite Hotel de Paris, . His long experience in the Dagueyrean Art, gives him . the superiority over every vpurator in thio place and Bs: . Ho has on hand a beautiful assortment of all kinds of . 0" =e NEW STORE. S. LUBECK & CO., Cheapest One Price Dry Goods saa) ME Be NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. E INVITE THE Ladies of Nevada AND VICINity to call antl examine our newly received and well selected FALL STOOK, which in deauty and novelty, cannot be surpassed by any Establishment this side of San , consisting in part of Moire Antique Fig’d, Plaid and Flounce Plain and red Wool De Laines. English and neh Merinos. . Woeolen Plaids and Fig’d. Cashmeres. Blue, Red, Gray, White, Pink and Fig’d. FLANNELS, 4 large stock. é Also, a Lam Stock of 8, 9, 10 and 11 quarter Brown and Bleached SHEETINGS, embracing all qualities; all of which will be sold at the LOWEST PRICE the market can 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. Oil Cloths and Mattings, of all figures and widths. RonNnNNTETsS. Ladies will find here the Largest and Best Selected Stock ever kept im the Mountains, consisting of Plain and Figured White Silk Bonnéte, Drab, Blue, Green, Brown and Cherry Satin do. White & Cold. Neapol. dark Straw & Linen do. wr aoe assortment of French Artificial Flowers, uches, ete ON ee RT enon’ auelSilk Velvet Mantillas and Cloth Cloaks, Of the Latest Styles, 400 pieces new patterns of French and American Prints, A large Stock of “@® GINGHAMS, POPLINS, DEBBEIGES, ALAPACCAS, BOMBAZINES, FARMERS SATIN, TABLE LINNEN, TOWELING, &e. Six, eight, ten, eleven and twelve-quarter Marseilles BedSpreads and Comforts, The finest of white Mackinaw Family Blankets ; also, a a good article of red, blue and gray Blankets, Embroidered Bands, Volentive Laces, Cambric and Swiss Edgings and Insertions, a full assortment and tasteful patterns. A Targe variety of Linen, Thread, aud Gimpue aces and Edgings. Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes. In the line of Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers, we have the BEST STOCK ever brought to this place, from the smallGaiters and Slippers. We recommend our complete and carefully selected Stock of Fall Goods, which consists of many other articles too numerous to mention, to the LADIES OF NE. VADA and vicinity, and insure each and all of you Great Bargainsy as usual, while our motto be as it is: . Quick Sales and Small Profits, and “ONE . PRICE FOR ALLIT!” Come One! Come AU! ! Wheae you can Buy FE CHULA PER than the CHEAP EST.“GX 8. LUBECK & CO., Kidd & Knox's Fire proof Brick Building, No. 54 Broad St, Nevada, Nevada, Oct. 21th 1859,—tf BUSINESS CHANGE. THE OPPOSITION STORE, FORMERLY carried on by ISAAC JOSEPH, wiil hereafter be car. JOSEPH & BROTHERS, . Nevada, } San Francisco, } Sonora Tuol, co, . ried on by LEWIS JOSEPH, ISAAC JOSEPH, HARRIS JOSEPH, Nevada July 25th 1859,—43-tf TO ALI 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, Where you can always find the very Best Assorted Stoek of Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, CAPS, SHIRTS, GAITRS, RUBBER GOODS, CRAVATS, COLTI’S PISTOLS, TIES, POCKET KNIVES, Also, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Boots & Galters, And in fact, everything belonging to the Trade ; all of which is a Newly Imported Stock of the Latest Styles and . Greatest Varieties ; and by calling to see us, you will surely leave satisfied, as regards QUALITY AND PRICES. P. 8. We would call particular attention of Traders in this Line, as we are prepared to sell at Wholesale, at he San Francisco Prices -@@ Gotting all our Stock from the Eastern States and Europe direct, JOSEPH & BROTHERS, Nevada, May lat 1859,—31-tf Spring and Summer Clothing ! ! SOrts. ROmLMAN, . I AS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS STORE, } slarge and Miegant assortment of SVRING AND . SUMMER CLOTHING, of the Latest Styles, which he offers . to the public at Greatly Reduced Prices. Those in want of fine Summer COATS, PANTS, HATS, &c. &e., will do well to call and examine my Large and well selected Stock of Spriug and Summer Goods, SOL, KOHLMAN, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada, Nevada April 26th 1859.-—0el A me ee A ErLON BEE ASSAY OFFKICE. HH, HARRIS & CO,, . [Successors to Harris & Marchand.) . B, Street, near the Corner of Seeond Street, MARYSVILLE. Also—73 J Street, Sacramento, 105 Sacramento «treet, San Franeiseo, iw Will continue te carry on the business of -@e . 'Melting, Refining and Assaying GOLD AND ORES, Of Every Description. We guarantee the corectness of our Assays, and bind elves to pay the differences that may arise with any . of the U. 8. Minta. Returns made in from 6 to 12 hours, . aw IN BARS OR COIN.-G . Specimens of Quartz Assayed and Valued, Terms for Assaying, the same as in San Francisco, H. HARRIS & CO, . October 11th 1859,—tf ~ EMPIRE MARKET!! On Pine St., Just below Kidd’s Brick. Amorican Becof, PORK, VEGETABLES, &e. dition, The undersigned having purchased the interest of Mr. . Jacobs, his late partoer in this establishment, will continue the business as heretofore,on hisown account. He tee por eadinis and see for Yourselves. “Go CHAS. KENT, Proprictor. is Nevada. Jan. I Oth. 1859.—15-tf ee Ae et RBAMOovV AL . KEYSTONE MARKET!!! pus MARKET HAS LATELY BEEN removed from the ‘‘ Varieties Store,’’ to the . South side of Commercial street, Nevada, (Nearly opposite the ST. LOUIS HOTEL. ] . MEATS, and the choicest Vegetables constantly on hand; . Also, GAME of all kinds in season, andevery article of . Farm produce required for family use. FRESH BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON, KENS, . CHIC FRESH EGGS BUTTER CHPYSE, &e. &e. k@r AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES. -@@ Being determined to sell a good article of Meaty as low as they can be afforded, brespectfully solicit the patronage of Hote] keepers, Families and others, a e A. MceALLISTER, Pro’r. Nevada March 8th 1859.—23-tf USTICES’ BLANKS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND . J and for sale at this Office . est Infant’s shoe, to the finest of Philadelphia Congress . . Aa Orders from the Country Promptly attended to.-@e . LWAYS on hand, Fresh, and in the best possiblecon. . solicitea continuance of the very liberal patronagehereto. PIN RICE, REDINGTON & CO, COFFIN & CO. Marysville. New York, RUB , Abalesale Dengyists Sav Srancises. =" —— E BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATtention of the Drug Trade in California, Oregon and Washington Territory, to our present complete arrangements for the transaction of the IMPORTING AND WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESS, Having a house in New York, which brings us In direct communieation 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 be paid to the Mexican and Sandwich Island trade, and we guarantee satistaction, both in quality and price, to all who may fawor us with their orders, REDINGTON & CO., 4-3m No. 107 Clay street, San Francisco, SEWING MACHINES. UR MACHINES HAVE REPEATEDLY taken the First Premium at various State Fairs, in competition with all others, They make the INTERLOCKED STITCH, (which cannot be unrayeled,) alike on both sides or not, at the will of the operator—-do not get out of order without great abuse, and will execute every variety of work in the most beautiful style. See what the ScrmnTinio Amanican says, aud that ought to be good authority + “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 inven, . tions. His Sewing Machines have been pony improved . within the past year, HIGHEST DEGREL PERFECT, No . one man has done so much towards the introduction of these great Inbor-saving machines as Isane M. Singer Lie ought to be well rewarded, “The leading characteristic of Mr, Singer’s mind 08 an . inventor, is precision inthe application of mechanical means. He makes no mistakes—trics no abortive exper iments; andalthough he has been able to improve greatly upon his own original ideas, yet his inventions have always been successful from the start, aud have ere: improved by any other person,’’ J.H. Dexyxn., Req , Agent for I. M. Singer & Co,, 160 Sacramento Street—Dear sir:-—We take great pleasure in speaking in the highest terms of the merits.of your Sewing Machines for manufacturing purposes, and we ean do so with more propriety aa we are using yours and others, We manufacture all kinds of elothing, beth light and heavy, and have used forabouta yearthe Wheeler & Wilson Machines, andthe Quaker City, and for some months Singer’s Machines, The Quaker City Machinea we have discarded as worthless tous. . We still ose the Wheeler & Wilson Machines on light clothing, for whieh they are adapted, while we employ a number of yours on all kinds of clothing. Your machines give us no trouble in getting out of order, we cun fully recommend them for all purposes, A great deal is being said about the different kinds of stitches 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, oon Our Family Sewing Machine, at $75, is by far the best Machine ever sold at a corresponding price. Hammers attached, J, HU. DUNNELL, Agent. 3-3m 160 Sacramento street. Pt a we Om: PUTTY THE EXTENSIVE PULU & BEDDING WAREILOUSE HAS BEEN REMOVED TO No. 104 Battery Street, San Francisco. 2. Between Washington and Clay Streets, opposite “G@ Rae Badger and Lindenberger, “em 45-3m J, & HRETBER JOHN 8. DOLE & CO., No, 68 Battery Street, San Franciseo,. AVE THE BEST SELECTED STOCK . of BOOTS & SHOES in the city. We are selling goods at auctlon prices to make room for our fall stock now arriving. We keep every variety of Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’, Boys’, Youths’ and Childrens’ BOOT AND SHOES Cheaper than any House in the city, for cash and liberal credit—68 BATTERY ST., at wholesale, and 126 COMMERCIAL ST., below Montgomery, atretail, where can be found as choice goods, and as largen stock as any in of Yoots and Shoes, Gents’, Ladies’, Misses’, Childrens’, Boys’, and Youths’, Boots and Shoes of every description, cheaper than any house in the city, N, B.—Always on hand, Benkert’s and Conrad’s Boota and Shoes, Also, for the ladies, J. Mills & Son and D. R. King’s Philadelphia Boots and Shoes, 44.3 JOHN 8. DOLE & CO, TA RO ON PN eg gy LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS. pee a . To all parts of California and Utah Territory, connecting at Marysville and Nevada with Reliable Expresses to all parts of California. The Atlantic States and Europe. sa Wo will dispateh Daily Expresses to and from all-@@ POINTS NORTH OF NEVADA, And every SATURDAY MORNING, to the following places in Utah Territory : FRANK TOWN, Washoe Valley, . GENOA, Carson Valley. . CHINATOWN, Truckee Meadows, Gold Canon, Carson City, Eagle Valley, Johnstown, Virginia City, and Walker River Mines. aw All Letters for the Western Atlantic States, enclosed in our Guvernment-franked Envelopes, and indorsed “Overland, via, Salt Lake,’’ will be forwarded and reach . their destination sooner than by any other line. ga TREASURE, Packages and Letters transmitted to . and from the above points with unrivalee dispatch and security. GOLD DUST and COIN, ferwarded to all parte of the United States and Europe, insured or uninsured, at as . low rates a4 can be dove by any house with security, j Onr Treasure Express will always be accompanied by . faithful Messengers. . NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS, &., colleeted or negotiated, and all ordera attended to proraptly. Purchases of every description nade, Forwarding of Merchandise and Commissions of every nature, attended . to intelligently snd with promptitude, Office in Nevada, next door below Welis, Fargo & Co’s. JOUN PATTISON, Agent. Nevada Oct. 18th 1859.—3-tf NEVADA FRUIT STORE, NICOLAS SLOCOVICH, On Pine street, opposite U. S. Bakery, NEVADA CITY. . ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE sublic of Nevada, and vicinity, that he keeps on hand alt kioas of Green and Dried Fruits, For sale at wholesale and retail. Also, all kinds of CON FECTIONARIES, &e., Sold at San Francisco Prices, Nevada. Nov. Ist 1859.—5-tf ,OR SALE—A SUPERIOR HAY CUTTING BOX, capable of cutting three timesas much per . hour as any other patent: Apply to : J. M. HIXSON, No, 77 Broad Street, Nevade } . ; . . i . . . b ExXauwlimneg ONE WITH NEATNESS SS dispatch, by ™~ SCOTT, vad ad