October 12, 1859 (4 pages)

ial his cost pocket accidentally discharged it, . wounding T. W. Coleman, who was standing NEVADA DEMOCR: WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 12, 1859. . OCRAT. Swoorixe Arrray at Origaxs Fiat.—Two shooting affrays occurred at Orleans Flat last Sunday night, by which two men who bad no) part in the difficulties were shot, and one is sup. posed to be mortally wounded. The first occurred in Julien’s saloon, about ten o'clock in . the evening. A man named Long got into a) quarrel with another named Donaldson, and the former in attempting to draw a pistol from . behind Long at the time. The ball took effect . in the calf of the leg, inflicting a pretty severe . flesh wound, The other affair, which was of a more scrious ebaracter, occurred at John Maguire's saloon, . about twelve o’clock the satne night. It appears that Maguire and a man named Jawes . Mackay got into a difficulty. Mackay caught held of a bottle with the intention, it is supposed, of striking Maguire, when the latter drew his pistol, but before getting it round in the range of Mackay it accidentally went off and wounded a man named Mat. Rooney. The ball entered his right side just below the ribs, . ranged dowowards through the abdomen, and has not yet been extracted. The wound was at first supposed to be mortal, but we learn that Rooney was somewhat better yesterday morn) ing, and hopes are now entertained of bis recovery. Maguire immcdiately surrendered bim. self into the custody of the officers, was ¢xatwined before Justice Caperton on Mouday, aud discharged. Accousts AvupirEp.—The following accounts were audited by the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday last: GENERAL FUND. Per diem of Jurors.+++eeessesceeseeees $706,50 S. W. Boring, fees as Jailor..+-++++39,00 Martin Brennan, services as Assessor.80,00 U.S. Gregory, Constable's fees-.-+++++++ 11,10 H. Davis, per diem as Supervisor.---36,50" T. H. Rolfe, per diem as Supervisor.--. 32,00 Wotaliecccsit ss ches vacwcececcssces GOGO AG SPECIAL FUND. M. Titcomb, repairing Jail..+++++$480,00 Sol. Kohlman, clothing for prisoners.+18,50 8. W. Boring, expenses of Jailor..-.-200,00 W. C. Pope, burial of indigent deceased. _ 26,00 Record Books.ccsceccsevccccssocssses 200,00 T. P. Hawley, Attorney’s fees..++++6+ 20,00 T. W. Sigourney, Stationery for office.40,25 Jos. Heritage, Stationery.++++sseeereeees 6,00 Total ooacecessesoocegpese oeiscee Shi 00 tO Repecrioy iy Tue Price or Warrn.— We are informed that a meeting of the stockholders o} the Eureka Lakes Co., was held last week, al which it was deiermined to reduce the price of water to sixteen cents an inch for the coming miving season. This company supplics the miners with a great portion of the water used be tween the middle and south forks of the Yuba, and the reduction will have a beneficial etiect Dire ring the past season the water rates have ben upon the mining interests of that s. ction. twenty tive cents an ineh; this was regarded as too high, and in bave been on a ‘“atrike’’ for months past, claisn some localities the miners ing that they cannot pay such rates for water and make expense? out of their claims, A Cuivese AFrain.—We are informed that a China woman, belonging to John Ayot, a wellknown Chinaman of this place, escaped from the custody of her owner fast Sunday morning, . taking with her about a hundred dollars worth of jewelry. countrymen, pose, the parties for larceny, in taking the jewelry. and the fugitives were followed as far as Long . Bar jn Yuba county, where they were lost track of. It appears that the woman was in debt to Joba Avot, and he beld her as security for the payment of the money. in accordance with the lawe of China. We are this kind are of frequent occurrence ainong the Chinese population of this State. Srectat, Evection.—The Supervisors have ordered that a special election be held in Washington township, on the 22d inst., for a Justice of the Peace. It will be remembered that at the general elegtion, the vote was a tic between Meeere. Tullman and Ely, hence a special elec. tion was necessary. The same parties will aet aa Inspectors and Judges of election, and the precincts will be held at the same places, as at the general election. Masters Witttaw anp Grorce Srone, have purehased the most of the newspaper routes in this place, and punctually deliver the daily pa. pers to subscribers every evening. For the past week they have met the stage at Wolf creek and brought up the Sacramento Unions on horseback, by which means subscribers are eupplied with that paper an hour in advance of . the mail. We are indebted to them for news-, paper favors. Grotoaicat Lectcre.—Mr. J. A. Jennings, late teacher of the Nevada public school, delivers a lecture this evening, at the Methodist Church, on the subject of Geology. Mr. Jennings bas devoted much stndy to this interesting eubject, and as there is no charge for ad-. mittance we trust there will be a good attendauce. Lecture commences at balf past seven. ApmittTep To THE HosprtaL.—John Hartsell, an overland immigrant, was admitted into the County Hospital on Monday, having been accidentally shet in the left hand while on Haumboldt river. The wound was a severe one, and having been neglected for some time, be will probably lose the use of his hand. Private Scuoot.—We learn that Miss Farrell, one of the teachers in the late school has determined to keep np a private echoul at the same place until such time as the public echool is again opened. Miss Farrell is 0 accomplished and successful teacher, aod deserves a liberal support. pablic . To Tax Pavens.—Property holders who have . not yet settled their taxes for the current year. ehculd bear in mind that an additional five per cent will be added to all taxes yot paid befure Monday cext, the 17th instant. County Surveror.—In giving the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors, last week, we . omitted to state that the boud of J. L Gamble County Surveyor elect, was a : others, 7 pproved with the . candidate for Governor, is elected by 10,000 majori. Convention. She was assisted off by one of her . who hired a buggy for that pur. Jobn Ayot got outa warrant to arrest) informed that cases of . . ber of the Philadelphia College of Medicine. . nal:—Gentlemen—My nia. OVERLAND ITEMS. WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.—Lord Lyons, in his interview with Secretary Cass, expressed confidence inthe amicable settlement of the North-western question. However much our Government may be impressed with the truth that the island of San Juan belongs to us, there appears to be no doubt that both the Governments of Great Britain and the United States will instruct their agents in that quarter to act with the utmost circumspection in view of satisfactory adjustment of existing differences. The State Department at Washington has received information from our Minister at Berlin, that Christian Ernst, an American naturalized citizen, who had been compelled, by force, to enter the Hanoverian army, has, upon the remonstrance of our Government, been discharged from the service. New York, Sept. 14.—A very destructive fire occurred in Halifax, consuming property to the amount of a million of dollars, The City Government of Portland, Maine, have made special arrangements to honor the arrival of the Great Eastern. The programme includes adinner, ball, military display, etc., ete. A resolution was adopted at the Merchant’s Exchange at Norfolk, Va., on the 15th of September, to invite the steamer Great Eastern to pay a visit to that port. Maine Evection.—Returns from eighty additional towns indicate that Morrell, the Republican ty. The Republicans have elected thirty of the thirty-one Senators, and three-fourths of the Representatives. The Democratic State Convention of Massachu. setts will elect Douglas delegates to the Charleston The ship Duchess D’Orleans, which arrived at Baltimore Sept. 14th, reports passing, August 18th, a wreck burned to the water’s edge, apparently having been burnt the same day. Baxtimonp, Sept. 14.—The Vice Presidents of the late town meeting to day, pursuant to the resolutions, elected a Central Committee to make nominations composed of men of sterling character, including merchants and tradesmen. No doubta strong ticket will be presented. leaders have nearly all disappeared trom their accustomed gathering places. The city is perfectly . . quiet. Cask oF A Lost Cu1Lp.—We have just seen a . private letter from Leipsec, Ohio, which gives an account of a little child’s wandering off into the woods and becoming lost The child was six years of age. Its mother, Mrs. King, living at a little town called Cuba, started to visit a neighbor named Crook. The child went a part of the way, but, meeting Mr. Crook’s children, who were carrying water to their father in a field near by, turned to go with them. Some of the children commenced quarreling with it, and one of them picked up a stick to strike it, but was prevented by the eldest. The child then turned back for home. It had to go through a little strip of woods, and in traversing it, took a wrong path. Search was begun in a few hours, but no trace being found, the on neighborhood became alarmed and started forth into the woods. The search was continued for seven days, and on the seventh a child’s tracks were found in some low ground, still moist after a rain. Runners were sent to Findley, Lima, andall through Putnam county, to raise additional force for a more thorough search. On the tenth day at one o'clock, the little wanderer was found. It was lying across a log, quite dead. It had evidently starved. It had been, too, in the same place for several days; had beaten a path between two logs, and at the end of it had made a little bed of leaves and moss. It had also constructed a playhouse of sticks and poles . which it had dragged together. The two nights preceding the discovery, rain had fallen, and the little creature had taken off its clothes and hung them up on the bushes to dry. Its clothing consisted of a sun bonnet, a calico dress, a quilted skirt and chemise, all of which were carefully hung up in a convenient place. The little body was entirely naked. Framing a litter, the melancholy company bore it homeward. When the mother saw the sad sight, she rushed forward, fell frantically upon the dead child and swooned. For a long time she lay insensible, and her grief, upon recovery, was so great that it was thought she would die.—Marysville . Democrat. . Sgecinl Hotices. Nevada Commandry No. 6, of Kuights Templar meets every THURSDAY -veniug, at Masonic Hall, cor Regular meetings on the Visiting Sir ner of Broad and Pine streets, Ist $d Thursdays Knights are respectfully invited. Sir THOS. H. CASWELL, Em. Com. Recorder. and in each month. Sir. Jons R. McConnecy, Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 6, meets every Monday evening, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. Regular meetings, first Monday of each month Visiting Compan ions are respectfully invited to attend. CHAS. MARSH, M. F. H. P. J. F. Repowrn, Sec’y. © you Disease of the TO INVALIDS.—Hav Kidneys fake Risley’s Compound FluidExtragt of Buchu, Have you Disease of the Bladder? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Bucha. Have you Disease of the Urethra? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, . Suffering from Debility of Sexual Organs? . 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 Bughu. Suffering from Dropsy or Gravel? . Take tisley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. . Any Burning in Urinary Passages ? . Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. A fresh supply just received by E.F. SPENCE, 28-tf Druggist & Apothecary, Main St., Nevada. Dr. L. J. Crapkay’s Private Medical and . SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Mont . gomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office, San Francisco, Established in 1854, for the per. manent cure of all private and ebronie diseasef, and the . suppression of Quackery. Attending and Resident Physician, L. J. CAAPKAY, M. D., late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War ; Chief Physician to the 20th Regiment of Honveds ; Chiel Surgeon to the Military Hospital of Pesth, Hangary, the late Lecturer on Diseases of Women and Children, and Honorary Mem Particular {attention paid to the treatment of diseases peculiar to . Women and Children. Office Hours—From 9 a. M. till9r.”. Communications strictly confidential. Permanent cure guaranteed or no Consultations by letter or otherwise, free L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D., pay Address San Francisco, Cal. @g-The following letter, which emphatically speaks for . itself, was written by the Dean ofthe Faculty of the Phila. . delphia College of Medicine, to the editors of the the Paci. Medical and Surgical Journal, San Francisco, fic publication: Rowdies and club . for . Piscellanes 8. J. 8. ei DEALER IN . 'GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Miner’s Supplies, Preserved Fruits, Liquors, &c. No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada. AVING PURCHASED the entire stock in trade of the jate firm of J. S. WALL & CO., I have now on hand . the Largest Stock of Goods ever brought to this place. Having plenty of room, and being secure against fire, it is my intention to keep on hand at all times, a full assortment of articles to be found in similar establishments, which willbe sold to Miners and Families, On the most Reasonable Terms. My Stock consists in part of the following asssortment of Family Groceries, &c. 600 Qr, Sacks Flour; 10,000 Lbs. Potatoes; : 8,000 Lbs. Hams; 3,000 Lbs. Side Bacon; 3,000 Lbs Goshen butter 1,000 Lbs. Lard; With a complete stock of SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, RICE, TOBACCO, FRESH FRUITS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, . 3,000 Lbs. S. C. Hams, 100 Bibs. Flour, &e. &e. gag GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE “@@ We invite the attention of Country Dealers to our large . stock of Goods. As we have unusual facilities for purchasing, we are confident that we can sellon such terms as will make it to their advantage to trade with us instead of going below for their supplies. J. 8S. WALL, 68.—11.tf 55 Broad Street, Nevada, . j December, 14,18 A. B. GREGORY, ——DEALER IX-——— GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. No. 44 Main Street, ‘Goods Delivered Free of Charge. . Nevada, June 28th 1859.—39-tf "EMPIRE MARKET!! . On Pine St., Just below Kidd’s Brick. . PEED ‘rome, vecura: BWeof, PORK, VEGETABLES, &c. Wwe AY> on hand, Fresh, and in the best possibleconB dition. . rhe undersigned having purchased the interest of Mr, . Jacobs, his late partner in this establishment, willcontin uethe businessas heretofore,on hisown account, He solicit»a continuance of the very liberal patronagehereto. ore received, . ke Come and see for Yourselves. “Ga CHAS. KENT, Proprictor. . Nevada, Jan. 10th, 1859.—15-tf } EX <2. OULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE . . to the citzens of Nevada and vicinity, that he has } opened a Furniture Store, on Broad Street, three . doors above J. 8S. Wall's Store, And keep constantly on hand and forsale an awssort j ment of Chairs, Tables, . Bureaus, Sofas, . Bedsteads, Bedding, &c., . Hair, Pulu, Moss, and Spring Mattrasses, on hand, and manufactured to order. . Plilows and Bolsters. . Feathers, Pulu, Hair, Wool, Moss and Straw Pillowsand . Bolsters. . Blankets. Lightand Heavy Red. Blue, Green Mackinackand common Blankets, various Styles, ily Waite and Crib Blankets W9Varticu tureof Spring Matrasses, J. Ww. SINGER, Willattend tothe business of the house, and being connected with one of the largest Furniture Houses in San Franciseo, ia prepared to sellat greatly Reduced Rates, and would respoctfully invite those in want of articles in my line to call and examine for themselves, i Gray and White . Fam Books, and Stationery, Musical Instruments, CUTLERY, (TO Drak . BUSINESS CHANGE. . HE OPPOSITION STORE, FORMERLY lar attention will be given tothe manufac. ‘Bash Stores. BOOKS, BOOKS for the MILLION ! ! 7. BE. BAMIIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine. AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST ASsorted Stock of GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C. &C., ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at Wholesale & Retail, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, My Stock consists in part of a good asssortment of Law, Medical, Historical, Poetical, Micellaneous, Masonic Works, Catholic Piety and School Books of every variety. Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Presents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. —Nerw and IMpROVED— DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS, FOR 1859. Also—A great Variety of Sizes for the Pocket and Counting Room. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, A circulating Library of 1,000 volumns new, and in good erder, and Iam constantly receiving the latest and most desirable works published, direct from New York and Philadelphia. 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 ofeverything. And 1 will say T have as 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 elseenne. wae Motto is We Strive to rt cy RON Aes ae ee ne : J EK. AMLIN. GEO. W.WELCH, DEALER IN Books, Music, Gold Pens, Cutlery, Fancy Articles, Ané all kinds of eer A ee ee ua aE SE @ Blank Books, Printing Paper, Printing Cards, Card Boards, Plain Cap, and Letter Paper, Faney Note, Envelopes, &e. &c. at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Sheec Music, Music Books, Instructors and all kinds of Musical Instruments, . \A Circulating lbibrary Of Choice selections and an endless variety of CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, Atlantic Papers, Magazines, and New Publications re. ceived by every Steamer. Steamer Papers for Matling, Postage Free. Pioneer Book and News Depot, Main street, Nevada. January Ist 1858.—14-1f Dries eneneneineennninnrnetin eerie . Brg Guvve way Cloifing. LADIES. Xs. M. COHN, (Late of the Firm of Stelfel & Cohn,) PHILADELPHIA STORE. VAKES pleasure in announcing to bis former customers, and the LADIES generally that he has opened a new and well selected Stock of Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, Which he will offer at the LOWEST MARKET RATES. From the liberal share ofpatronage he has heretofore received, he feels confident of, and at the same time solicits a continuance of the same. Selling Off Summer Goods, 1 have on band a large and well assorted Stock of Sum mer Goods, which will be SOLD AT COST PRICES, as 1 . am determined to dispose of them before the opening of the Fall Trade, L. M. COMIN, Philadelphia Store, Commercial Street, Novada. Nevada, July 19th 1869,—42-tf 7 T earried on by ISAAC JOSEPH, wiil hereafter be car . ried on by JOSEPH & BROTHERS, . LEWIS JOSEPH, } Nevada, . ISAAC JOSE?H, } San Francisco. . HARRIS JOSEPH. } Sonora Tuol, eo. Nevada July 25th 1850,—43-tf TO ALI ‘WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Co-Partnership Notice. HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING chased the BIRDSEYE & PALMER SAW M. L. MARSH having purchased aninterestin the Sash Factory of Palmer & Perry, has thie day formed a Co Partnership under the nameof MARSH, PAIMER & PERRY, forthe purpose of manufacturing al] kinds Lumber. Sash, Blinds, Doors &c. Allorders left at Mill,or at the Sash I Street, willbe promptly attendedto, M. L. MARSH, L.O.PALMER, 8. R. PERRY. PURNevada, May 1st 1859,—31-tf 0. r. BARBER Y, Pine Street, First door below Kidd & Knox’s Brick. lye undersigned would respectfully inform the citizensofNevada and vicinity, that he has again ta ken the above well known Bakery, and will hereafter car ry onthe business. Heis now preparedto furnish his old customers, and all who may favor him with their patronage, with allarticles in his line at the sa MOST REASONABLE RATES. “68 BOSTON BROWN, & GRAHAM BREAD Of a very superior quality, always on hand, also, Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cakes, Wedding Parties, . with every variety of Bread and Vastry . New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices. A good assortment of PIE FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIES, FIGS. PRUNES. TAMARINDS, STRAWBERRIES, &e. S@FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on hand. -@@ WENDELIN DREIFUSS. Nevada, Jan. 25th, 1859,—17-tf TALLMAN & TURNER, DEALERS IN Stoves, Tin & Hardware Or aAll HRinase. . HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK, . \Commercial Street. 18-tf . Families and Restaurants supplied MADE TO ORDER. P BRICK BUILDING, Nevada January 1859, PHILADELPHIA, January 17th, 1859 fthe Pacitic Medical and Surgical Jour attention has been called to an article in the December number of your journal, in regard to the ad eundem degree granted by the I’hiladelphia Col lege of Medicine to Dr. L. J Czapkay When the application for the degree was made to the Faculty, it was accompanied by afi lavits and testimonials to the effect that Dr. Czapkay wasaregular graduate M.D,, of the University of Pesth, bad as surgeon in the Hunoga rian Army, and was a regular Practitioner of Medicine. The ad cundem degree, as its ‘ame implies, isconferred on gradu and gives us new privileges. Had there been yicion of irregularity. theapplication have sy inserting thi*in yourjournal.you ot justice to the College, and confer a favor Yours, very respectfully To the Editors ¢ served On the strength of these the degree was granted. ates only the slightest. would been r willdoanact on r fused. H. Ranp, Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Medicine Dr. L. J. Czapkay’s Medical and Surgical Institute is on sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office. San Francisco, CaliforThe Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no remuneration unless he effects a cure. CERTIFICATE.—I, the undersigned, Governor of Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. L. J. Caapkay has served during the contest for Hungarian liberty, ax Chief Sargeon in the Hungarian Army, with faithful perseverance. where. have given him this certificate, and do recommend of I him to the <ympathy, attention and protection of allthuse . patrioticself sacrifice, and KOSSUTH LAJOS, Governor of Hungary. Wasnington City, January 6th, 1852. ‘ who are capable of appreciating undeserved misfortune, CAMP HENE FRESH DISTILLED! LWAYON HAND, and for sale at the Lowest Market R. H. McDONALD &CO., Droggists, 159 J street, Secramento. Rates, by . ed YOUR MEDICINES—at 21 Commercial Street, Nevada, . . bd YOUR PERFUMERY—at 21 Commercial Street, Nevada, . tae HYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS, and Family Recipes carefully and Scientifically prepared at Rudolph’s Apothecaries Hall, . 21 COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA, r@Cheaper than the Cheapest! -@7 . CELEBRATION OF F. von SCHILLER’S . ] CENTENNARY BIRTHDAY. } . All admirers of the immortal German POET and AUTHOR Frederick von Schiller, Are invited to attend a FESTIVAL, . To be given at the CITY OF NEVADA, on . Thursday Evening, Nov. 10th, 1859, In memory of his Genius. . j YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS—to 21 Commercial Street, Nevada, The Celebration will consist of a Torchlight Procession and . . ORATION, 31-tf. gg TOBE FOLLOWED BY A GRAND BALL, -@@ Committee of Arrangments. DR. TRAUTMAN, G. von SCHMITTBURG, 8. FURTH, WM. PLUMHOFF. ED. MULLER, 7, 3. OFT. Nevada Sept. 20th 1859.—51-t/ . ! MILL, and . usually found in . 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 vory Best Assorted . Stock of ‘actory,on Cayote) Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, j CAPS, SHIRTS, . GAITRS, RUBBER GOODS, } CRAVATS, COLT’S PISTOLS, TIES, POCKET KNIVES, . 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. this Line, as we are prepared to sell at Wholesale, at . ae San Francisco Prices -@o . Getting all our Stock from the Eastern States and Europe direct, JOSEPH & BROTHERS. . Nevada, May Ist 1859.—31-tf . GREAT ATTRACTION !! Extension ofthe Railroad from Sacramento to Nevada! WeS. LUBECK & Co., 55 Broad St. . DKALERS IN DHX GOODE, MiILLINERY, &c. &c. Take this method of informing the Ladies of this place . and vicinity, that we are determined to sell our entire Stock of SUMMER GOODS, atter this date, consisting of Fine Bareges, Organdies, Linen Lawns, Printed Linens, Chambries Challeys, French Lawns, . POSITIVELY AT COST PRICES!! necessary in order . ! . . This step is found ot merchandize we are now about to receive from the Bay, Ladies will therefore please call and examine our pines My which is yet well supplied for the season, before purchasing elsewhere, We insure to give good bargains as usual to one and all, 8. LUBECK & CO., July 5th 1859.—tf ; 7 Spring and Summer Clothing!! SOL. BROMULMAN, AS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS STORE, alarge and Elegant assortment of SPRING 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. &., will do well to call and examine my Large and well selected Stock of Spriug and Suminer Goods SOL. KOHLMAN, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. Nevada April 26th 1859,—30 REMOVAL . Ty wn Y s ) y aid bl KEYSTONE MARKET?! ib geo 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, and every Farm produce required for family use, FRESH BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON, CRICKENS, FRESH EGGS, BUTTER, CHEESE, &c. &eam AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES. “@& Being determined to sell a good article of Meats as low . as they can be afforded, I respectfully solicit the patron. age of Hotel keepers, Families and others A. McALLISTER, Pro’r. Nevada March &th 1959.—23-tf Also, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Boots & Galters, P.S. We would call particular attention of Traders in H. H. WICKES & CO., No. 538, Broad St. —Wholesale and Retail— Druggists and Apothecaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., AVE any and everything in their line to be found in any one Store in the State. H Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. BAR Orders from the trade is respectfully solicited. ~~ . Prescriptons carefully compounded at all hours. Nevada Aug. 13th 1859,—46-tf New Apothecary and HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE public he has recently made large pur chases below, of Goods suitable to this market, consistsng in part of Druse, IMocaicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Camphene, Alcohol, Porfumeory, PatMedicines. And hopes for a share of Public patronage. Tam enabled to fill all orders of Country Practitioners on a small advance on San Francisco prices. Bw” Physicians’, Merchants’, licited, JOHN WELLER, No. 47 Broad Street, Nevada, Nevada, August 15th 1859 —46-tf and Miners’ Orders SoAPOTHECARIES’ ITALL 21 Commercial Street, Nevada. aa Oo. Bs R UDU Ls fai DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY. EXamburs Tea; BURNETT'S COCOAINE—For the Hair; WOOD’S HAIR RESTORATIVE; FISIVUS HAIR RESTORATIVE; BARRY’S TRICOPHEROUS; JAYNES’ HAIR TONIC; BATCHELORS HAIR DYE; JAYNES’ CARMINATIVE BALSAM; . For Diarboea and all Bowel Complaints, HENRY’S MAGNESIA ; McALLISTER’S OINTMENT; RUSSIA SALVE; . JAYNES’ VERMIFUGE; McLEAN’S VERMIFUGE; FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE; DR. CHEESEMAN’S FEMALE PILLS;) —Solda at— J. F. RUDOLPH’S, Nevada, No. 21 Commercial Street, DANCING SCHOOL. y Madam 3} Pique, A Having kept the largest and most Fash A ionable Academy in San Francisco forthe last seven years, will open a DANCING SCHOOL at the DEMOCRATIC CLUB ROOM, NEVADA, (Opposite the National Exchange, ) . On THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16th, and teach . all the most Fashionable Ball room Dances, every Monday & Thursday Ev'ng at 8 o'clock, . TE RMS-—$10 per month in advance, to be deposited at the National Exchange, bp LADIES FREE, “Ge Gentlemen wishing to join please to sign their names to the subscription list at the National Exchange, An Afternoon School for LADIES & CHILDREN opened by Madam Pique, next Monday at 3 o’eloek, P.M, at the above place, to be continued every Monday and . Thursday. Terms Five Dollars per Month, Nevada, September 13th 1858. LIKENESSES! LIKENESSES!! "f A. DLIBBERT, DAGUERREAN ARTIST. BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Near the N.Y. Hotel, opposite Hotel de Parts, . WHO WAS AWARDED THE Socond FPremium, ~* the late State Fair, would respectfully inform his customers and the public of Nevada and vicinity, that he will take as before, the most beautiful and natural pictures of all kinds, as well as can be taken in the will be . to give room in . our estimable establishment for the steady new arrivals . . exchange for State, at Cheaper Rates than Heretofore. LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS taken and painted in Oil or Pastil Colors. . His long experience in the Daguerrean Art, gives him the superiority over every operator in this place and Es. . pecially over his Pupil, recently Established here Cases and Locketa. COME ALL, and see the pictures of the . and you will decide which is the best INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN in every branch of the Art. best galleries goods at suction prices to make room for our fa now arriving. Misses’, Boys’, Youths’ and Childrens’ Cheaper than any Honse in . 'T He has on hand a beautiful assortment of all kinds of . ( Nvhertisemnts. San Gruucisce PULUt: PULGI THE EXTENSIVE PULU & BEDDING WAREHOUSE HAS BEEN REMOVED TO 104 Battery Street, San Francisco, No. 8H Between Washington and Clay Streets, opposite “GR aay" Badger and Lindenberger.“@B 45-3m J. SCHREIBER. JOHN 8S. DOLE & CO., No. 68 Battery Street, San Francisco. AVE THE REST SELECTED STOCK of ROOTS & SHOES in the cfty. We are selling ll stock Ladies’, We keep every variety of Gents’, BOOTS AND SHOES, the city, for cash and Hberal credit—68 BATTERY ST., at wholesale, and 126 COM~ MERCIAL ST., below Montgomery, at retail, where cam be found as choice goods, and as large a stock as any in of Soots 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 Boots and Shoes. Also, for the ladies, J. Mills & Son and D. R. King’s Philadelphia Boots and Shoes. . DOLE & CO. ~ TURNER'S GINGER WINE —AND— Turner’s Forest Wine Bitters, Bor Sale Everywhere. URNER’S FOREST WINE BITTERS. are a cure for Fever and Ague, Flatulency, Dyspepsia, Costiveness or Heaviness, General Debility, Nausea, Headache, Irregularity of the Digestive Organs, Nervous Prostration, Nenralgia, Rheumatic Affections, and most of tho ills that flesh is heir to. They will be found by al? not only a CURATIVE, but also the best PREVENTATIVE ever introduced in California, Those BITTERS, manufactured from the choicest Medieal roots, bark and herbs, by Turner Brothers, are warranted to be the best now in use on the Pacific Const and can be taken with perfect safety by persons of all ages and conditions, : ‘ Turner's Ginger Wine. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,—The reputation awarded to TURNER’S GINGER WINE, and the unequaled opularity it has received, has been the means of putting into the market many spurious articles, ge. Beware of these hase counterfeits! We caution all consumers of GINGER WINE to examine the label, as none is genuine save such as have our portraits in acircle, ona stee plate—*TURN ER’S GINGER WINE, Prepared by TURNER BROTHERS, New York, Buffalo, N. Y,, and San Franciaco, Catifornia.’’ Manufactory and Salesroom in San Franeiseo, Corner of Broadway and Front Streets, 8m Surcuments BWhertisements. J. M. JORDAN, Ill J Street, between Fourth and Fifth, SACRAMENTO, Selling off at COST, for Sixty Days, To make room for Goods to arrive and now Tanding per the Clipper ship Andrew Jackson, ‘ Yards Ingrain 3.ply Brussels 30,00 and Velvet Carpets; 28,000 yards Floor Ol Cloth 5 5,000 yards Table Ol Cloth; 100,000 Rolis Paper Hangings—Satins 22 eta 3,000 Rolls Borders; 1,000 Pair Window Shades; 10,000 Feet Gilt Moulding; Druggets ; Sheepskins ; Rugs and Mats, of every description ; Damasks ; Lace and Muslin Curtains ; Pietures, All kinds of Picture Frames made to order, The largest and best assortment of Steel En ravingssod Lithographs in the State, All kinds of Upholstery Co74s on hand, Upholstery Work and Paper Hanging done ut the lowest rates and by the best workmen, In alleases a liberal discount to the trade, $0-3m ji aeteibteatoniate a ~ ROLAND HL. SHEA, Importer and Manufacturer of Surveying, Electro-Magnetic & Optical Instruments. SECOND STREET, SACRAMENTO, Two doors South of the Alta Express Office. Bw Allrepairs done in the best manner, and at the CHEAPEST Possible Rates. November Ist 1858. SNEATH AND ARNOLD, No 193 J Street, Cor. of 7th, Sacramento. IMPORTERS AND Wholcsalc Grocers! Agents for the New Idria Quicksilver, the best and purest In the State! Agenta for the IMPERIAL FIRE & LIFE IN SURANCE PANY, ANI Northern Assurance Co. FE have now on hand, and are receiving additions b every clipper from the Atlantic States, a large prot of assorted Morehandise, which is purchased entirely for CASH. We are therefore enabled to sell to the country trade at as low prices asthe Jobbers at San Francisco, Our stock consists in part, of Apples, dried ; Peaches, dried; do fresh, in tins ; do fresh, in tina; Axe Handles ; Paper, Beef, dricd ; Pie Fruit, Eng. and Amer’nt do eastern ; Pepper ; Butter ; Hieckles; Beans ; Peas ; Buckets; Pipes ; Brooms ; Pick Handles ; Barley ; Pork, clear, bbls and halves; Candles, assorted ; do mers, do do Currants, dried; Pepper Sauce ; Coffee, ground ; Potatoes ; 6-3m do Rio; Raisins, qr. if, & whole do Java; boxes: Cheese ; tice, Carolina; do China ; do Batavia ; do Manilla ; do Vatna ; Soap, HLiill’s Pale ; ‘ream of Tartar ; Corn, green, in tins ; Cards ; Codfish ; Cranberries ; ; Nevada, Sept. 27th 1469.--52-tf STEAM BOILERS FOR SALE. NE 10 INCH SINGLE FLUE BOILER, . 13 feet long—alao one Tubular Boiler, 12 feet long, . 84 inches in diameter, twenty 2 inch Tubes in perfect or. der. with fire front Grate Bars, Smoke Stacks, Steam . Domes &e., complete. . gar For particulars inquire of the undersigned at the Nebraska Shaft, or of J. C. BIRDSEYE & CO. Nevada. D, CRITTENDEN, Agent Nebraska Co, Nevada August 23d 1859,—47-tf WooD! WwooDdD!! WwooDdD Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! Be Wwe Bae See BTR oS 500 we CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR} WOOD—A\I Lengths, that he wants to sell, or . Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, sedding, Clothing, Blacksmithing Kills or CASH, Aw Senlyour Orders to No. 77 Broad St, Je ExXauling )ONE WITH NEATNESS eo and dispatch, by SCOTT, 77 Broad Street, Nevada, ro SALE—One Lumber Wagon, for two Horses—Also 1 Spring Wagon. Apply to JM HAIXSON, 7 BroadStreet, Nevada. TURNPIKE ROAD NOTICE. E THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DFE clare our intention to organize a Company for the Crockery, Furniture, Printers 48. . construction of a Turnpike Road, in the County of Neva article of da, pursuant to the provisiens of an act of the Legislature of the State of California, passed May 12th 1853, entitled ‘an act authorizing the formation of corporations for the construction of plank or turnpike roads,’’ commencing at the base or foot of Penn Valley Wilk, at the county road . leading from Sacramento to Nevada, and about two miles and a halfin a south westerly direction from the town of Rough & Ready. in the county of Nevada, thence by the most practicable route to the said townof Rough & Ready . thence by the most practicable route by the way of the . . south west corner of Henwoods Ranch. to the town of . Grass Valley, in said connty of Nevada. A meeting of the subscribers will be held at the ‘‘Aurora House,’’ in the town of Grass Valley. on Saturday the purpoxe of a preliminary organization. WILLIAM HOBBY, A. C, KEAN, GEV, N. CRANDALL, THOS COLVARD, 8, P, JACKSON, JAS. HERITAGE, ZANE WICKHAM, WM. ECHLIN, ISAAC DEPEW, GEORGE HUTT, Grass Valley Sept. 20th 1859 L. GEBHART . . } . . } } . . . Chicken ; . Corn Meal ; . Oil, olive ; do Castile ; do chemical olive ; Syrup, Boston, kegs 4 bbls ; Camphene ; ’ do San Francisco do Candy ; Clams ; Saleratus ; Crackers, soda ; Starch ; do sugar ; Halt ; do Boston Strawberries in tins ; Flour, Haxall, Gallego ; do California ; do Buckwheat ; do Rye; Hams, vaciour brands ; Sardines, '¢ ,and 4 boxes ;! Soda ; Shovels; Sugar, crushed, bbls, hifs. and boxes ; do do California ; do powdered do Hominy ; do ground, do do Honey, in tins ; do granulated do do Jellies; do N, Orleans, do do Jams ; do China No. 1; Lard, in tins and cans; do San Francisco’refined bbla. and hifs. Tobacco, grape ; Lobsters ; Mackerel, hif bbls. bbls. and kits; do Sun; Mustard, English, Eastern; do Peach; Matches ; do Fruit; Maccaroni ; do Strawberry } Nalls; do Apricot; x Nutmegs ; do Spanish Mixed ; Oysters; do Watson's smoking ; Onions ; do Goodwin’a do do Natural Leaf; do Polar ; Tomato Catsup 5 do Lard Turkey, in tins ; do Sperm Twine; Vermicilll ¢ Tacks ; Vinegar: Tea, Green, Imperial, and Whorileberries incans; Gunpowder ; Yeast Powders, I’. & Mer do Black ; rill’s. Tomatoes, in cans, A Great Variety of Spicesand Case Goods, —MIOvU IRS. English Ale and Porter, in bbla and bottles; San Francis* co Ale and Porter, in bbls and bottles ; Stoughton Bitters» Hotetters, and Boker’s do ; Wolfe’s, and Volner’s Schnapps Turner’s Ginger Wine; Gordon’s Raspberry Syrup ; Barbier’s Syrup; Sherry Wine; Port Wine; Claret Wine ; Sauterine ; Choice French Brandies ; American do; Holland Gin; American Gin; Club House Gin; New England Rum; Jamaica Rum; Bourbon Whisky; Monongahela de} Seotch Whisky ; . = AND Aw General assortment of Liquors & Wines, Ww Orders for Goods not in our line willrecetve prompt attention. All Goods shipped to ourcare will beforwarded with the 15th of October, 1959, at 10 o’clock a. M., for Sacramento, Jan, 1859,—1 dispatch to all parts of the mines. SNEATH & ARNOLD. 83m NOR SALE.—A Mining Claim on Myers’ Ravine . Will take the pay in Chopping Wood. Apply 48 ApPry J M HIXSON, 77 Borad St., Nevada, to

ial his cost pocket accidentally discharged it, . wounding T. W. Coleman, who was standing NEVADA DEMOCR: WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 12, 1859. . OCRAT. Swoorixe Arrray at Origaxs Fiat.—Two shooting affrays occurred at Orleans Flat last Sunday night, by which two men who bad no) part in the difficulties were shot, and one is sup. posed to be mortally wounded. The first occurred in Julien’s saloon, about ten o'clock in . the evening. A man named Long got into a) quarrel with another named Donaldson, and the former in attempting to draw a pistol from . behind Long at the time. The ball took effect . in the calf of the leg, inflicting a pretty severe . flesh wound, The other affair, which was of a more scrious ebaracter, occurred at John Maguire's saloon, . about twelve o’clock the satne night. It appears that Maguire and a man named Jawes . Mackay got into a difficulty. Mackay caught held of a bottle with the intention, it is supposed, of striking Maguire, when the latter drew his pistol, but before getting it round in the range of Mackay it accidentally went off and wounded a man named Mat. Rooney. The ball entered his right side just below the ribs, . ranged dowowards through the abdomen, and has not yet been extracted. The wound was at first supposed to be mortal, but we learn that Rooney was somewhat better yesterday morn) ing, and hopes are now entertained of bis recovery. Maguire immcdiately surrendered bim. self into the custody of the officers, was ¢xatwined before Justice Caperton on Mouday, aud discharged. Accousts AvupirEp.—The following accounts were audited by the Board of Supervisors on Wednesday last: GENERAL FUND. Per diem of Jurors..+++eeessesceeseeees $706,50 S. W. Boring, fees as Jailor...+-++++39,00 Martin Brennan, services as Assessor..80,00 U.S. Gregory, Constable's fees-.-+++++++ 11,10 H. Davis, per diem as Supervisor..---36,50" T. H. Rolfe, per diem as Supervisor..--. 32,00 Wotaliecccsit ss ches vacwcececcssces GOGO AG SPECIAL FUND. M. Titcomb, repairing Jail....+++++$480,00 Sol. Kohlman, clothing for prisoners..+18,50 8. W. Boring, expenses of Jailor...-.-200,00 W. C. Pope, burial of indigent deceased. _ 26,00 Record Books..ccsceccsevccccssocssses 200,00 T. P. Hawley, Attorney’s fees...++++6+ 20,00 T. W. Sigourney, Stationery for office..40,25 Jos. Heritage, Stationery.++++sseeereeees 6,00 Total ooacecessesoocegpese oeiscee Shi 00 tO Repecrioy iy Tue Price or Warrn.— We are informed that a meeting of the stockholders o} the Eureka Lakes Co., was held last week, al which it was deiermined to reduce the price of water to sixteen cents an inch for the coming miving season. This company supplics the miners with a great portion of the water used be tween the middle and south forks of the Yuba, and the reduction will have a beneficial etiect Dire ring the past season the water rates have ben upon the mining interests of that s. ction. twenty tive cents an ineh; this was regarded as too high, and in bave been on a ‘“atrike’’ for months past, claisn some localities the miners ing that they cannot pay such rates for water and make expense? out of their claims, A Cuivese AFrain.—We are informed that a China woman, belonging to John Ayot, a wellknown Chinaman of this place, escaped from the custody of her owner fast Sunday morning, . taking with her about a hundred dollars worth of jewelry. countrymen, pose, the parties for larceny, in taking the jewelry. and the fugitives were followed as far as Long . Bar jn Yuba county, where they were lost track of. It appears that the woman was in debt to Joba Avot, and he beld her as security for the payment of the money. in accordance with the lawe of China. We are this kind are of frequent occurrence ainong the Chinese population of this State. Srectat, Evection.—The Supervisors have ordered that a special election be held in Washington township, on the 22d inst., for a Justice of the Peace. It will be remembered that at the general elegtion, the vote was a tic between Meeere. Tullman and Ely, hence a special elec. tion was necessary. The same parties will aet aa Inspectors and Judges of election, and the precincts will be held at the same places, as at the general election. Masters Witttaw anp Grorce Srone, have purehased the most of the newspaper routes in this place, and punctually deliver the daily pa. pers to subscribers every evening. For the past week they have met the stage at Wolf creek and brought up the Sacramento Unions on horseback, by which means subscribers are eupplied with that paper an hour in advance of . the mail. We are indebted to them for news-, paper favors. Grotoaicat Lectcre.—Mr. J. A. Jennings, late teacher of the Nevada public school, delivers a lecture this evening, at the Methodist Church, on the subject of Geology. Mr. Jennings bas devoted much stndy to this interesting eubject, and as there is no charge for ad-. mittance we trust there will be a good attendauce. Lecture commences at balf past seven. ApmittTep To THE HosprtaL.—John Hartsell, an overland immigrant, was admitted into the County Hospital on Monday, having been accidentally shet in the left hand while on Haumboldt river. The wound was a severe one, and having been neglected for some time, be will probably lose the use of his hand. Private Scuoot.—We learn that Miss Farrell, one of the teachers in the late school has determined to keep np a private echoul at the same place until such time as the public echool is again opened. Miss Farrell is 0 accomplished and successful teacher, aod deserves a liberal support. pablic . To Tax Pavens.—Property holders who have . not yet settled their taxes for the current year. ehculd bear in mind that an additional five per cent will be added to all taxes yot paid befure Monday cext, the 17th instant. County Surveror.—In giving the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors, last week, we . omitted to state that the boud of J. L Gamble County Surveyor elect, was a : others, 7 pproved with the . candidate for Governor, is elected by 10,000 majori. Convention. She was assisted off by one of her . who hired a buggy for that pur. Jobn Ayot got outa warrant to arrest) informed that cases of . . ber of the Philadelphia College of Medicine. . nal:—Gentlemen—My nia. OVERLAND ITEMS. WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.—Lord Lyons, in his interview with Secretary Cass, expressed confidence inthe amicable settlement of the North-western question. However much our Government may be impressed with the truth that the island of San Juan belongs to us, there appears to be no doubt that both the Governments of Great Britain and the United States will instruct their agents in that quarter to act with the utmost circumspection in view of satisfactory adjustment of existing differences. The State Department at Washington has received information from our Minister at Berlin, that Christian Ernst, an American naturalized citizen, who had been compelled, by force, to enter the Hanoverian army, has, upon the remonstrance of our Government, been discharged from the service. New York, Sept. 14.—A very destructive fire occurred in Halifax, consuming property to the amount of a million of dollars, The City Government of Portland, Maine, have made special arrangements to honor the arrival of the Great Eastern. The programme includes adinner, ball, military display, etc., ete. A resolution was adopted at the Merchant’s Exchange at Norfolk, Va., on the 15th of September, to invite the steamer Great Eastern to pay a visit to that port. Maine Evection.—Returns from eighty additional towns indicate that Morrell, the Republican ty. The Republicans have elected thirty of the thirty-one Senators, and three-fourths of the Representatives. The Democratic State Convention of Massachu. setts will elect Douglas delegates to the Charleston The ship Duchess D’Orleans, which arrived at Baltimore Sept. 14th, reports passing, August 18th, a wreck burned to the water’s edge, apparently having been burnt the same day. Baxtimonp, Sept. 14.—The Vice Presidents of the late town meeting to day, pursuant to the resolutions, elected a Central Committee to make nominations composed of men of sterling character, including merchants and tradesmen. No doubta strong ticket will be presented. leaders have nearly all disappeared trom their accustomed gathering places. The city is perfectly . . quiet. Cask oF A Lost Cu1Lp.—We have just seen a . private letter from Leipsec, Ohio, which gives an account of a little child’s wandering off into the woods and becoming lost The child was six years of age. Its mother, Mrs. King, living at a little town called Cuba, started to visit a neighbor named Crook. The child went a part of the way, but, meeting Mr. Crook’s children, who were carrying water to their father in a field near by, turned to go with them. Some of the children commenced quarreling with it, and one of them picked up a stick to strike it, but was prevented by the eldest. The child then turned back for home. It had to go through a little strip of woods, and in traversing it, took a wrong path. Search was begun in a few hours, but no trace being found, the on neighborhood became alarmed and started forth into the woods. The search was continued for seven days, and on the seventh a child’s tracks were found in some low ground, still moist after a rain. Runners were sent to Findley, Lima, andall through Putnam county, to raise additional force for a more thorough search. On the tenth day at one o'clock, the little wanderer was found. It was lying across a log, quite dead. It had evidently starved. It had been, too, in the same place for several days; had beaten a path between two logs, and at the end of it had made a little bed of leaves and moss. It had also constructed a playhouse of sticks and poles . which it had dragged together. The two nights preceding the discovery, rain had fallen, and the little creature had taken off its clothes and hung them up on the bushes to dry. Its clothing consisted of a sun bonnet, a calico dress, a quilted skirt and chemise, all of which were carefully hung up in a convenient place. The little body was entirely naked. Framing a litter, the melancholy company bore it homeward. When the mother saw the sad sight, she rushed forward, fell frantically upon the dead child and swooned. For a long time she lay insensible, and her grief, upon recovery, was so great that it was thought she would die.—Marysville . Democrat. . Sgecinl Hotices. Nevada Commandry No. 6, of Kuights Templar meets every THURSDAY -veniug, at Masonic Hall, cor Regular meetings on the Visiting Sir ner of Broad and Pine streets, Ist $d Thursdays Knights are respectfully invited. Sir THOS. H. CASWELL, Em. Com. Recorder. and in each month. Sir. Jons R. McConnecy, Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 6, meets every Monday evening, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. Regular meetings, first Monday of each month Visiting Compan ions are respectfully invited to attend. CHAS. MARSH, M. F. H. P. J. F. Repowrn, Sec’y. © you Disease of the TO INVALIDS.—Hav Kidneys fake Risley’s Compound FluidExtragt of Buchu, Have you Disease of the Bladder? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Bucha. Have you Disease of the Urethra? Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu, . Suffering from Debility of Sexual Organs? . 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 Bughu. Suffering from Dropsy or Gravel? . Take tisley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. . Any Burning in Urinary Passages ? . Take Risley’s Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu. A fresh supply just received by E.F. SPENCE, 28-tf Druggist & Apothecary, Main St., Nevada. Dr. L. J. Crapkay’s Private Medical and . SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Sacramento street, below Mont . gomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office, San Francisco, Established in 1854, for the per. manent cure of all private and ebronie diseasef, and the . suppression of Quackery. Attending and Resident Physician, L. J. CAAPKAY, M. D., late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War ; Chief Physician to the 20th Regiment of Honveds ; Chiel Surgeon to the Military Hospital of Pesth, Hangary, the late Lecturer on Diseases of Women and Children, and Honorary Mem Particular {attention paid to the treatment of diseases peculiar to . Women and Children. Office Hours—From 9 a. M. till9r.”. Communications strictly confidential. Permanent cure guaranteed or no Consultations by letter or otherwise, free L. J. CZAPKAY, M. D., pay Address San Francisco, Cal. @g-The following letter, which emphatically speaks for . itself, was written by the Dean ofthe Faculty of the Phila. . delphia College of Medicine, to the editors of the the Paci. Medical and Surgical Journal, San Francisco, fic publication: Rowdies and club . for . Piscellanes 8. J. 8. ei DEALER IN . 'GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Miner’s Supplies, Preserved Fruits, Liquors, &c. No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada. AVING PURCHASED the entire stock in trade of the jate firm of J. S. WALL & CO., I have now on hand . the Largest Stock of Goods ever brought to this place. Having plenty of room, and being secure against fire, it is my intention to keep on hand at all times, a full assortment of articles to be found in similar establishments, which willbe sold to Miners and Families, On the most Reasonable Terms. My Stock consists in part of the following asssortment of Family Groceries, &c. 600 Qr, Sacks Flour; 10,000 Lbs. Potatoes; : 8,000 Lbs. Hams; 3,000 Lbs. Side Bacon; 3,000 Lbs Goshen butter 1,000 Lbs. Lard; With a complete stock of SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, RICE, TOBACCO, FRESH FRUITS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, . 3,000 Lbs. S. C. Hams, 100 Bibs. Flour, &e. &e. gag GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE “@@ We invite the attention of Country Dealers to our large . stock of Goods. As we have unusual facilities for purchasing, we are confident that we can sellon such terms as will make it to their advantage to trade with us instead of going below for their supplies. J. 8S. WALL, 68.—11.tf 55 Broad Street, Nevada, . j December, 14,18 A. B. GREGORY, ——DEALER IX-——— GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. No. 44 Main Street, ‘Goods Delivered Free of Charge. . Nevada, June 28th 1859.—39-tf "EMPIRE MARKET!! . On Pine St., Just below Kidd’s Brick. . PEED ‘rome, vecura: BWeof, PORK, VEGETABLES, &c. Wwe AY> on hand, Fresh, and in the best possibleconB dition. . rhe undersigned having purchased the interest of Mr, . Jacobs, his late partner in this establishment, willcontin uethe businessas heretofore,on hisown account, He solicit»a continuance of the very liberal patronagehereto. ore received, . ke Come and see for Yourselves. “Ga CHAS. KENT, Proprictor. . Nevada, Jan. 10th, 1859.—15-tf } EX <2. OULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE . . to the citzens of Nevada and vicinity, that he has } opened a Furniture Store, on Broad Street, three . doors above J. 8S. Wall's Store, And keep constantly on hand and forsale an awssort j ment of Chairs, Tables, . Bureaus, Sofas, . Bedsteads, Bedding, &c., . Hair, Pulu, Moss, and Spring Mattrasses, on hand, and manufactured to order. . Plilows and Bolsters. . Feathers, Pulu, Hair, Wool, Moss and Straw Pillowsand . Bolsters. . Blankets. Lightand Heavy Red. Blue, Green Mackinackand common Blankets, various Styles, ily Waite and Crib Blankets W9Varticu tureof Spring Matrasses, J. Ww. SINGER, Willattend tothe business of the house, and being connected with one of the largest Furniture Houses in San Franciseo, ia prepared to sellat greatly Reduced Rates, and would respoctfully invite those in want of articles in my line to call and examine for themselves, i Gray and White . Fam Books, and Stationery, Musical Instruments, CUTLERY, (TO Drak . BUSINESS CHANGE. . HE OPPOSITION STORE, FORMERLY lar attention will be given tothe manufac. ‘Bash Stores. BOOKS, BOOKS for the MILLION ! ! 7. BE. BAMIIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine. AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST ASsorted Stock of GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C. &C., ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at Wholesale & Retail, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, My Stock consists in part of a good asssortment of Law, Medical, Historical, Poetical, Micellaneous, Masonic Works, Catholic Piety and School Books of every variety. Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Presents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. —Nerw and IMpROVED— DIARIES AND DAILY JOURNALS, FOR 1859. Also—A great Variety of Sizes for the Pocket and Counting Room. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, A circulating Library of 1,000 volumns new, and in good erder, and Iam constantly receiving the latest and most desirable works published, direct from New York and Philadelphia. 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 ofeverything. And 1 will say T have as 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 elseenne. wae Motto is We Strive to rt cy RON Aes ae ee ne : J EK. AMLIN. GEO. W.WELCH, DEALER IN Books, Music, Gold Pens, Cutlery, Fancy Articles, Ané all kinds of eer A ee ee ua aE SE @ Blank Books, Printing Paper, Printing Cards, Card Boards, Plain Cap, and Letter Paper, Faney Note, Envelopes, &e. &c. at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Sheec Music, Music Books, Instructors and all kinds of Musical Instruments, . \A Circulating lbibrary Of Choice selections and an endless variety of CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, Atlantic Papers, Magazines, and New Publications re. ceived by every Steamer. Steamer Papers for Matling, Postage Free. Pioneer Book and News Depot, Main street, Nevada. January Ist 1858.—14-1f Dries eneneneineennninnrnetin eerie . Brg Guvve way Cloifing. LADIES. Xs. M. COHN, (Late of the Firm of Stelfel & Cohn,) PHILADELPHIA STORE. VAKES pleasure in announcing to bis former customers, and the LADIES generally that he has opened a new and well selected Stock of Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, Which he will offer at the LOWEST MARKET RATES. From the liberal share ofpatronage he has heretofore received, he feels confident of, and at the same time solicits a continuance of the same. Selling Off Summer Goods, 1 have on band a large and well assorted Stock of Sum mer Goods, which will be SOLD AT COST PRICES, as 1 . am determined to dispose of them before the opening of the Fall Trade, L. M. COMIN, Philadelphia Store, Commercial Street, Novada. Nevada, July 19th 1869,—42-tf 7 T earried on by ISAAC JOSEPH, wiil hereafter be car . ried on by JOSEPH & BROTHERS, . LEWIS JOSEPH, } Nevada, . ISAAC JOSE?H, } San Francisco. . HARRIS JOSEPH. } Sonora Tuol, eo. Nevada July 25th 1850,—43-tf TO ALI ‘WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Co-Partnership Notice. HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING chased the BIRDSEYE & PALMER SAW M. L. MARSH having purchased aninterestin the Sash Factory of Palmer & Perry, has thie day formed a Co Partnership under the nameof MARSH, PAIMER & PERRY, forthe purpose of manufacturing al] kinds Lumber. Sash, Blinds, Doors &c. Allorders left at Mill,or at the Sash I Street, willbe promptly attendedto, M. L. MARSH, L.O.PALMER, 8. R. PERRY. PURNevada, May 1st 1859,—31-tf 0. r. BARBER Y, Pine Street, First door below Kidd & Knox’s Brick. lye undersigned would respectfully inform the citizensofNevada and vicinity, that he has again ta ken the above well known Bakery, and will hereafter car ry onthe business. Heis now preparedto furnish his old customers, and all who may favor him with their patronage, with allarticles in his line at the sa MOST REASONABLE RATES. “68 BOSTON BROWN, & GRAHAM BREAD Of a very superior quality, always on hand, also, Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cakes, Wedding Parties, . with every variety of Bread and Vastry . New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices. A good assortment of PIE FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIES, FIGS. PRUNES. TAMARINDS, STRAWBERRIES, &e. S@FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on hand. -@@ WENDELIN DREIFUSS. Nevada, Jan. 25th, 1859,—17-tf TALLMAN & TURNER, DEALERS IN Stoves, Tin & Hardware Or aAll HRinase. . HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS, ARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO COPPER WORK and JOB WORK, . \Commercial Street. 18-tf . Families and Restaurants supplied MADE TO ORDER. P BRICK BUILDING, Nevada January 1859, PHILADELPHIA, January 17th, 1859 fthe Pacitic Medical and Surgical Jour attention has been called to an article in the December number of your journal, in regard to the ad eundem degree granted by the I’hiladelphia Col lege of Medicine to Dr. L. J Czapkay When the application for the degree was made to the Faculty, it was accompanied by afi lavits and testimonials to the effect that Dr. Czapkay wasaregular graduate M.D,, of the University of Pesth, bad as surgeon in the Hunoga rian Army, and was a regular Practitioner of Medicine. The ad cundem degree, as its ‘ame implies, isconferred on gradu and gives us new privileges. Had there been yicion of irregularity. theapplication have sy inserting thi*in yourjournal.you ot justice to the College, and confer a favor Yours, very respectfully To the Editors ¢ served On the strength of these the degree was granted. ates only the slightest. would been r willdoanact on r fused. H. Ranp, Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Medicine Dr. L. J. Czapkay’s Medical and Surgical Institute is on sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office. San Francisco, CaliforThe Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no remuneration unless he effects a cure. CERTIFICATE.—I, the undersigned, Governor of Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. L. J. Caapkay has served during the contest for Hungarian liberty, ax Chief Sargeon in the Hungarian Army, with faithful perseverance. where. have given him this certificate, and do recommend of I him to the <ympathy, attention and protection of allthuse . patrioticself sacrifice, and KOSSUTH LAJOS, Governor of Hungary.

Wasnington City, January 6th, 1852. ‘ who are capable of appreciating undeserved misfortune, CAMP HENE FRESH DISTILLED! LWAYON HAND, and for sale at the Lowest Market R. H. McDONALD &CO., Droggists, 159 J street, Secramento. Rates, by . ed YOUR MEDICINES—at 21 Commercial Street, Nevada, . . bd YOUR PERFUMERY—at 21 Commercial Street, Nevada, . tae HYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS, and Family Recipes carefully and Scientifically prepared at Rudolph’s Apothecaries Hall, . 21 COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA, r@Cheaper than the Cheapest! -@7 . CELEBRATION OF F. von SCHILLER’S . ] CENTENNARY BIRTHDAY. } . All admirers of the immortal German POET and AUTHOR Frederick von Schiller, Are invited to attend a FESTIVAL, . To be given at the CITY OF NEVADA, on . Thursday Evening, Nov. 10th, 1859, In memory of his Genius. . j YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS—to 21 Commercial Street, Nevada, The Celebration will consist of a Torchlight Procession and . . ORATION, 31-tf. gg TOBE FOLLOWED BY A GRAND BALL, -@@ Committee of Arrangments. DR. TRAUTMAN, G. von SCHMITTBURG, 8. FURTH, WM. PLUMHOFF. ED. MULLER, 7, 3. OFT. Nevada Sept. 20th 1859.—51-t/ . ! MILL, and . usually found in . 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 vory Best Assorted . Stock of ‘actory,on Cayote) Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, j CAPS, SHIRTS, . GAITRS, RUBBER GOODS, } CRAVATS, COLT’S PISTOLS, TIES, POCKET KNIVES, . 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. this Line, as we are prepared to sell at Wholesale, at . ae San Francisco Prices -@o . Getting all our Stock from the Eastern States and Europe direct, JOSEPH & BROTHERS. . Nevada, May Ist 1859.—31-tf . GREAT ATTRACTION !! Extension ofthe Railroad from Sacramento to Nevada! WeS. LUBECK & Co., 55 Broad St. . DKALERS IN DHX GOODE, MiILLINERY, &c. &c.. Take this method of informing the Ladies of this place . and vicinity, that we are determined to sell our entire Stock of SUMMER GOODS, atter this date, consisting of Fine Bareges, Organdies, Linen Lawns, Printed Linens, Chambries Challeys, French Lawns, . POSITIVELY AT COST PRICES!! necessary in order . ! . . This step is found ot merchandize we are now about to receive from the Bay, Ladies will therefore please call and examine our pines My which is yet well supplied for the season, before purchasing elsewhere, We insure to give good bargains as usual to one and all, 8. LUBECK & CO., July 5th 1859.—tf ; 7 Spring and Summer Clothing!! SOL. BROMULMAN, AS JUST RECEIVED AT HIS STORE, alarge and Elegant assortment of SPRING 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. &., will do well to call and examine my Large and well selected Stock of Spriug and Suminer Goods SOL. KOHLMAN, Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. Nevada April 26th 1859,—30 REMOVAL . Ty wn Y s ) y aid bl KEYSTONE MARKET?! ib geo 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, and every Farm produce required for family use, FRESH BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON, CRICKENS, FRESH EGGS, BUTTER, CHEESE, &c. &eam AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES. “@& Being determined to sell a good article of Meats as low . as they can be afforded, I respectfully solicit the patron. age of Hotel keepers, Families and others A. McALLISTER, Pro’r. Nevada March &th 1959.—23-tf Also, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Boots & Galters, P.S. We would call particular attention of Traders in H. H. WICKES & CO., No. 538, Broad St. —Wholesale and Retail— Druggists and Apothecaries. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., AVE any and everything in their line to be found in any one Store in the State. H Will Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. BAR Orders from the trade is respectfully solicited. ~~ . Prescriptons carefully compounded at all hours. Nevada Aug. 13th 1859,—46-tf New Apothecary and HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE public he has recently made large pur chases below, of Goods suitable to this market, consistsng in part of Druse, IMocaicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Camphene, Alcohol, Porfumeory, PatMedicines. And hopes for a share of Public patronage. Tam enabled to fill all orders of Country Practitioners on a small advance on San Francisco prices. Bw” Physicians’, Merchants’, licited, JOHN WELLER, No. 47 Broad Street, Nevada, Nevada, August 15th 1859 —46-tf and Miners’ Orders SoAPOTHECARIES’ ITALL 21 Commercial Street, Nevada. aa Oo. Bs R UDU Ls fai DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY. EXamburs Tea; BURNETT'S COCOAINE—For the Hair; WOOD’S HAIR RESTORATIVE; FISIVUS HAIR RESTORATIVE; BARRY’S TRICOPHEROUS; JAYNES’ HAIR TONIC; BATCHELORS HAIR DYE; JAYNES’ CARMINATIVE BALSAM; . For Diarboea and all Bowel Complaints, HENRY’S MAGNESIA ; McALLISTER’S OINTMENT; RUSSIA SALVE; . JAYNES’ VERMIFUGE; McLEAN’S VERMIFUGE; FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE; DR. CHEESEMAN’S FEMALE PILLS;) —Solda at— J. F. RUDOLPH’S, Nevada, No. 21 Commercial Street, DANCING SCHOOL. y Madam 3} Pique, A Having kept the largest and most Fash A ionable Academy in San Francisco forthe last seven years, will open a DANCING SCHOOL at the DEMOCRATIC CLUB ROOM, NEVADA, (Opposite the National Exchange, ) . On THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16th, and teach . all the most Fashionable Ball room Dances, every Monday & Thursday Ev'ng at 8 o'clock, . TE RMS-—$10 per month in advance, to be deposited at the National Exchange, bp LADIES FREE, “Ge Gentlemen wishing to join please to sign their names to the subscription list at the National Exchange, An Afternoon School for LADIES & CHILDREN opened by Madam Pique, next Monday at 3 o’eloek, P.M, at the above place, to be continued every Monday and . Thursday. Terms Five Dollars per Month, Nevada, September 13th 1858. LIKENESSES! LIKENESSES!! "f A. DLIBBERT, DAGUERREAN ARTIST. BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Near the N.Y. Hotel, opposite Hotel de Parts, . WHO WAS AWARDED THE Socond FPremium, ~* the late State Fair, would respectfully inform his customers and the public of Nevada and vicinity, that he will take as before, the most beautiful and natural pictures of all kinds, as well as can be taken in the will be . to give room in . our estimable establishment for the steady new arrivals . . exchange for State, at Cheaper Rates than Heretofore. LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS taken and painted in Oil or Pastil Colors. . His long experience in the Daguerrean Art, gives him the superiority over every operator in this place and Es. . pecially over his Pupil, recently Established here Cases and Locketa. COME ALL, and see the pictures of the . and you will decide which is the best INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN in every branch of the Art. best galleries goods at suction prices to make room for our fa now arriving. Misses’, Boys’, Youths’ and Childrens’ Cheaper than any Honse in . 'T He has on hand a beautiful assortment of all kinds of . ( Nvhertisemnts. San Gruucisce PULUt: PULGI THE EXTENSIVE PULU & BEDDING WAREHOUSE HAS BEEN REMOVED TO 104 Battery Street, San Francisco, No. 8H Between Washington and Clay Streets, opposite “GR aay" Badger and Lindenberger.“@B 45-3m J. SCHREIBER. JOHN 8S. DOLE & CO., No. 68 Battery Street, San Francisco. AVE THE REST SELECTED STOCK of ROOTS & SHOES in the cfty. We are selling ll stock Ladies’, We keep every variety of Gents’, BOOTS AND SHOES, the city, for cash and Hberal credit—68 BATTERY ST., at wholesale, and 126 COM~ MERCIAL ST., below Montgomery, at retail, where cam be found as choice goods, and as large a stock as any in of Soots 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 Boots and Shoes. Also, for the ladies, J. Mills & Son and D. R. King’s Philadelphia Boots and Shoes. . DOLE & CO. ~ TURNER'S GINGER WINE —AND— Turner’s Forest Wine Bitters, Bor Sale Everywhere. URNER’S FOREST WINE BITTERS. are a cure for Fever and Ague, Flatulency, Dyspepsia, Costiveness or Heaviness, General Debility, Nausea, Headache, Irregularity of the Digestive Organs, Nervous Prostration, Nenralgia, Rheumatic Affections, and most of tho ills that flesh is heir to. They will be found by al? not only a CURATIVE, but also the best PREVENTATIVE ever introduced in California, Those BITTERS, manufactured from the choicest Medieal roots, bark and herbs, by Turner Brothers, are warranted to be the best now in use on the Pacific Const and can be taken with perfect safety by persons of all ages and conditions, : ‘ Turner's Ginger Wine. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,—The reputation awarded to TURNER’S GINGER WINE, and the unequaled opularity it has received, has been the means of putting into the market many spurious articles, ge. Beware of these hase counterfeits! We caution all consumers of GINGER WINE to examine the label, as none is genuine save such as have our portraits in acircle, ona stee plate—*TURN ER’S GINGER WINE, Prepared by TURNER BROTHERS, New York, Buffalo, N. Y,, and San Franciaco, Catifornia.’’ Manufactory and Salesroom in San Franeiseo, Corner of Broadway and Front Streets, 8m Surcuments BWhertisements. J. M. JORDAN, Ill J Street, between Fourth and Fifth, SACRAMENTO, Selling off at COST, for Sixty Days, To make room for Goods to arrive and now Tanding per the Clipper ship Andrew Jackson, ‘ Yards Ingrain 3.ply Brussels 30,00 and Velvet Carpets; 28,000 yards Floor Ol Cloth 5 5,000 yards Table Ol Cloth; 100,000 Rolis Paper Hangings—Satins 22 eta 3,000 Rolls Borders; 1,000 Pair Window Shades; 10,000 Feet Gilt Moulding; Druggets ; Sheepskins ; Rugs and Mats, of every description ; Damasks ; Lace and Muslin Curtains ; Pietures, All kinds of Picture Frames made to order, The largest and best assortment of Steel En ravingssod Lithographs in the State, All kinds of Upholstery Co74s on hand, Upholstery Work and Paper Hanging done ut the lowest rates and by the best workmen, In alleases a liberal discount to the trade, $0-3m ji aeteibteatoniate a ~ ROLAND HL. SHEA, Importer and Manufacturer of Surveying, Electro-Magnetic & Optical Instruments. SECOND STREET, SACRAMENTO, Two doors South of the Alta Express Office. Bw Allrepairs done in the best manner, and at the CHEAPEST Possible Rates. November Ist 1858. SNEATH AND ARNOLD, No 193 J Street, Cor. of 7th, Sacramento. IMPORTERS AND Wholcsalc Grocers! Agents for the New Idria Quicksilver, the best and purest In the State! Agenta for the IMPERIAL FIRE & LIFE IN SURANCE PANY, ANI Northern Assurance Co. FE have now on hand, and are receiving additions b every clipper from the Atlantic States, a large prot of assorted Morehandise, which is purchased entirely for CASH. We are therefore enabled to sell to the country trade at as low prices asthe Jobbers at San Francisco, Our stock consists in part, of Apples, dried ; Peaches, dried; do fresh, in tins ; do fresh, in tina; Axe Handles ; Paper, Beef, dricd ; Pie Fruit, Eng. and Amer’nt do eastern ; Pepper ; Butter ; Hieckles; Beans ; Peas ; Buckets; Pipes ; Brooms ; Pick Handles ; Barley ; Pork, clear, bbls and halves; Candles, assorted ; do mers, do do Currants, dried; Pepper Sauce ; Coffee, ground ; Potatoes ; 6-3m do Rio; Raisins, qr. if, & whole do Java; boxes: Cheese ; tice, Carolina; do China ; do Batavia ; do Manilla ; do Vatna ; Soap, HLiill’s Pale ; ‘ream of Tartar ; Corn, green, in tins ; Cards ; Codfish ; Cranberries ; ; Nevada, Sept. 27th 1469.--52-tf STEAM BOILERS FOR SALE. NE 10 INCH SINGLE FLUE BOILER, . 13 feet long—alao one Tubular Boiler, 12 feet long, . 84 inches in diameter, twenty 2 inch Tubes in perfect or. der. with fire front Grate Bars, Smoke Stacks, Steam . Domes &e., complete. . gar For particulars inquire of the undersigned at the Nebraska Shaft, or of J. C. BIRDSEYE & CO. Nevada. D, CRITTENDEN, Agent Nebraska Co, Nevada August 23d 1859,—47-tf WooD! WwooDdD!! WwooDdD Fire! Fire!! Fire!!! Be Wwe Bae See BTR oS 500 we CORDS SEASONED OAK, PINE AND CEDAR} WOOD—A\I Lengths, that he wants to sell, or . Dry Goods and Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hardware, Tin Ware, sedding, Clothing, Blacksmithing Kills or CASH, Aw Senlyour Orders to No. 77 Broad St, Je ExXauling )ONE WITH NEATNESS eo and dispatch, by SCOTT, 77 Broad Street, Nevada, ro SALE—One Lumber Wagon, for two Horses—Also 1 Spring Wagon. Apply to JM HAIXSON, 7 BroadStreet, Nevada. TURNPIKE ROAD NOTICE. E THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DFE clare our intention to organize a Company for the Crockery, Furniture, Printers 48. . construction of a Turnpike Road, in the County of Neva article of da, pursuant to the provisiens of an act of the Legislature of the State of California, passed May 12th 1853, entitled ‘an act authorizing the formation of corporations for the construction of plank or turnpike roads,’’ commencing at the base or foot of Penn Valley Wilk, at the county road . leading from Sacramento to Nevada, and about two miles and a halfin a south westerly direction from the town of Rough & Ready. in the county of Nevada, thence by the most practicable route to the said townof Rough & Ready . thence by the most practicable route by the way of the . . south west corner of Henwoods Ranch. to the town of . Grass Valley, in said connty of Nevada. A meeting of the subscribers will be held at the ‘‘Aurora House,’’ in the town of Grass Valley. on Saturday the purpoxe of a preliminary organization. WILLIAM HOBBY, A. C, KEAN, GEV, N. CRANDALL, THOS COLVARD, 8, P, JACKSON, JAS. HERITAGE, ZANE WICKHAM, WM. ECHLIN, ISAAC DEPEW, GEORGE HUTT, Grass Valley Sept. 20th 1859 L. GEBHART . . } . . } } . . . Chicken ; . Corn Meal ; . Oil, olive ; do Castile ; do chemical olive ; Syrup, Boston, kegs 4 bbls ; Camphene ; ’ do San Francisco do Candy ; Clams ; Saleratus ; Crackers, soda ; Starch ; do sugar ; Halt ; do Boston Strawberries in tins ; Flour, Haxall, Gallego ; do California ; do Buckwheat ; do Rye; Hams, vaciour brands ; Sardines, '¢ ,and 4 boxes ;! Soda ; Shovels; Sugar, crushed, bbls, hifs. and boxes ; do do California ; do powdered do Hominy ; do ground, do do Honey, in tins ; do granulated do do Jellies; do N, Orleans, do do Jams ; do China No. 1; Lard, in tins and cans; do San Francisco’refined bbla. and hifs. Tobacco, grape ; Lobsters ; Mackerel, hif bbls. bbls. and kits; do Sun; Mustard, English, Eastern; do Peach; Matches ; do Fruit; Maccaroni ; do Strawberry } Nalls; do Apricot; x Nutmegs ; do Spanish Mixed ; Oysters; do Watson's smoking ; Onions ; do Goodwin’a do do Natural Leaf; do Polar ; Tomato Catsup 5 do Lard Turkey, in tins ; do Sperm Twine; Vermicilll ¢ Tacks ; Vinegar: Tea, Green, Imperial, and Whorileberries incans; Gunpowder ; Yeast Powders, I’. & Mer do Black ; rill’s. Tomatoes, in cans, A Great Variety of Spicesand Case Goods, —MIOvU IRS. English Ale and Porter, in bbla and bottles; San Francis* co Ale and Porter, in bbls and bottles ; Stoughton Bitters» Hotetters, and Boker’s do ; Wolfe’s, and Volner’s Schnapps Turner’s Ginger Wine; Gordon’s Raspberry Syrup ; Barbier’s Syrup; Sherry Wine; Port Wine; Claret Wine ; Sauterine ; Choice French Brandies ; American do; Holland Gin; American Gin; Club House Gin; New England Rum; Jamaica Rum; Bourbon Whisky; Monongahela de} Seotch Whisky ; . = AND Aw General assortment of Liquors & Wines, Ww Orders for Goods not in our line willrecetve prompt attention. All Goods shipped to ourcare will beforwarded with the 15th of October, 1959, at 10 o’clock a. M., for Sacramento, Jan, 1859,—1 dispatch to all parts of the mines. SNEATH & ARNOLD. 83m NOR SALE.—A Mining Claim on Myers’ Ravine . Will take the pay in Chopping Wood. Apply 48 ApPry J M HIXSON, 77 Borad St., Nevada, to