September 16, 1857 (4 pages)

} 3 Hi : 3VADA_ DEMOCRAT. N ¥ WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 16, 1857. ————— “whe Escaped Convicts, es A acre. fellow named Wm.'Hutehinson, ~. was brought before a Justice of Marysville, on Tuesday, Sept. 8th. charged with an assault with intent to commit murder. The charge was . preferred by seme Mexicans living a short disThe fdllowing description of the nine coavicts . tance from Marysville. It appears that on the who escaped from the State Prison on the 24th alt, was furnished by the commissary, Mr. pomeroy. The revolt in which they escaped was participated in by about fifty of the worst . return, because of his brutal treatment towards . Lee Schell was among them, . her, had secreted herself in the chapparal,— wen in the prison. put he was recaptured. Webster and Gher are well known in this section. Should any of the others be lurking about this county they cau pe readily reeognized by the description. James Wessrer.—sentenced from Yuba coun. Hutchinson charged the Mexicans with having . ty, February 1857, to 25 years imprisonment for Robbery avd Grand Larceny. years; Hight. 5 feet and nine inches; complex: . jon dark; eyes, light; hair, dark; sear on right _knee; small scars on shoulder blades; scar oa . Jeft wrist; scar on left thumb. Frank Prerxrns—seutenced from Calaveras county, April 1857, to 6 years imprisonment . for Grand Larceny; age. 20 years; hight, 6 feet } inch; complexion, light; eyes, blue; hair light; . flesh mole on left shoulder blade; small scar on . right elbow; scar of vaccination ou left arm. Joun Brownx-sentenced from Calaveras county; April 1857, to 20 years imprisonment for . Robbery; age 26 years; hight 5 feet 10} inches; . complexion, dark; eyes, light; hair, dark; scar on right cheek. Parrick Donnetiy—sentenced from Calaveras county, October. 1856; to 10 years imprisonment, for Burglary; age, 27 years; hight 5 feet 63 inches; complexion, light; eyes, blac; hair, Jight; Mermaid on left arm, shot wound on left arm, below shoulder; shot mark on right hip. Jaxes Cerry—sentenced from Amador county, February, 1856; to 7 years imprisonment for Grand Larceny, age. 27 years; hight, 5 feet 11} inches; complexion, dark; eyes, grey; hair, black; mole below right nipple; two trout teeth brokep off. Natuanre,, Green—sentenced from Placer county, May, 1856; to 10 years imprironment for Grand Lareeny; age. 24 years; hight 5 feet 10} inches; complexion, dark; eves, black; hair, black; mole on right arm near shoulder; 2 scars of cut, left thigh, Green having escaped February, 1857, was brought back under name of) Henry Ellis, from San Joaquin county, June, 1857, on a new charge of Grand Larceny: sentencad to 5 years, Watiacr Guen-senteneed from Nevada county, Jane, 1857, to 10 years imprisonment . for robbery, age, 28 years; hight, 6 feet 4 inch; complexion, dark; eyes, dark; hair, black; sear of shot ou left shoulder blade; sear on back of neck. Tuowas LaAwRENcE-—sentenced from Stanis. Jaus county, August, 1857, to 3} years imprisonment for Grand Larceny, age, 22 years; hight 5 fect 7§ inches; complexion, dark; eyes, gray; hair. auburn; small mole left side of forehead; W. F. P.; W. M.; heart and 6 stars on left arm; flag and hat on back of left hand; Sloop and coat of arms on right leg; liberty cap and 2 cannons on left thigh. Lewis Manoney—sentenced from Santa Ciara couaty, December, 1856, to 5 years imprisonment for Grand Larceny; age, 21 years; hight, 5 feet 53 inches; complexion, sandy; eyes, dark bair, dark; game cock and 5 spots on left arm; . anchor on left waist; anchor on right arm. Later from Salt Lake via Los Angeles. 5th instant, containing news from Salt Lake to the 5th August, from which it appears that the Saints are by vo means as satistied with. the . iu their reBrigham movements of the Administration gaurd, as we have been led to believe. Young, recently delivered a discourse in the . Tuberuacle, in which the following striking passages occur: “{ wish to mike this proposition to Uncle Sam. I will furnish cariages. horses, the best of dvivers, aud the best food I have, to trans. port to the States every man, woman and child that weilies to leave this place, if he will send on hig own expedse all those that want to come to Utab, and we will gain a thousaid to their . one, as all who understand the matter very well . to have . know It would have been much better loaded the wagons reported to be on the way here, with and children, than with provisions to sustain soldiers, for they will never get here without we belp them, neither do I hen, women think it isthe design of President Buchanan . that they should come liere.”’ “But woe, woe to that man who comes here to interfere with my aflairs. Woe, woe to’ thos: men who come bere to meddle with me and this people. Tswore in Nauvoo. when my enemies were looking me in the face, that I would send . meddled with . them to hell across lots, if they me, aud [ask no more odds of hell to-day. If they kill me it is all right; but they will not until the time comes, and I think Ishall diea natural death—at least I expect to.” “They also began to count the cost of the ex. pedition of the few soldiers they were going to send here, and they found that it would cost . one third of the revenue of the United States to send ont 2500 troops to fight the *Mormous,”’ and that when they got here they would not be a breakfast spell for our women and children, . that we could whip them out, and then go out to our day’s work. ful avocations for even a day and if that number of soldiers is going to cost them one third . of the revenue, and that fora number which our women and children can easily whip, what will it cost them to send enough to whip out the men? [A voice, ‘it will cost them more tnan they have got.’] Yes.’’ ey TK OF 1 UMMONS.= ST tO County of Nevada, Township of Brilgeporteess. Jus tice’s Court, before J. B. Johnson, J. ¥. The People of the State of California, to ALEXANDER JOSEPH, J. RA ting the Por summoned to appear . at his office MUS, JOHN LEONARD and others, tague Company: You are hereby before the undersigned Justice of the Teac in said Township, on ‘aturcay 1), 1857 at 1 o'clock P. M. to answer to the MOSES F. HOYT and others constituting constitu complaint of the Shawmut Mitt Company, who demands of you the sam of ninety-nine . ona book account, a cer py of which is now on file in y office. On failure so to appear and answer, judgement will be rendered against you forthe said sum of $99 49, and costs of euit. Given under my hand, this 1th day of Sept. A. !). 1857. J. B. JOHNSON, Justice of the Peace. It is ordered that service of summons be had by publi eation in the Nevada Vemocrat, a weekly journal, published in said county, for two weeks, under my hacd this 15th day of Sept. 1857 §0-2w wii a) dhe, CORSON, EP ‘UM ™MONS.—State of California, County of dollars and forty-nine cents successive b\3Nevada, township of B. idgepori—Betore J, B. Johnson, ! Justice of the Peace. The leople of the State of Ca are hereby summoned to apy Justice of the Peace, at hi office in said Township, on SATURDAY, the 3d day of October, A, 1D). 1857, at one o'clock, P, M., to answer to the complaint of OTIS HISCOX, n an action of debt, fur the sum of sixty four dollars and sixty-seven cents, 1867, and made payable to George Lawson or or@@r. Note now on file. On failure so to appear and answer, judg ment will be rendered against you for the said sum of sixty-four dollars and sixty-seven cents, and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this 15th day of September, A. D. 1857. J. B. JOHNSON, Justice of the Peace. rnia, to J. Ramas: You r before the under-igned, It is ordered that sefvice of Summons be had by publication in the Nevada Democrat, a weekly Journal published in said county, for two successive weeks. Given under my band, this 15th day of September, 1857, J, B, JOHNSON, J.P. UMMONS.—STATE OF CALIFORNIA,— County of Nevada, Township of Bridgeport—ss. Justice’s Court, before J. B. Johnson, . . P.” The Peopleof the State of California, to ANTOINE GAFURISH. You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersig tice of the Peace, at his office in said township, on Saturday the 3d day of Oct. A . ). 1857, at 1 o’clock P. M. to an. swer to the complaint of C. G. & H. P’. Sweetland. in an action af debt for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars . on @ book account, a copy of which is now on file in my . office. On faiiure so to appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against you for the said sum of $150 00 and coats of suit. Given under my hand this 15th day of rept. A. D. 1857. J. B. JOHNSON, Justice of the Peace. It appearing to me from the affidavit of C. G. Sweetland, that the plaintiff’s have a subsisting and unsatisfied cause of action against the defendant, and that serviceof summons cannot be had on him, it is therefore ordered that service of summons be made by publication in the Nevad» Democrat, a weekly journal, published in said county for two successive weeks. Given under my hand this 15th day of Sept. 1857. J. B. JOHNSON. J. P . Satarday night previous, Hutchinson and a man by the uame of Carr, who professes to be Hutchinson,s Attorney, left the city for his ranch. . Hutchinson’s wife, who feared ber busband’s When she saw Hutchinson and his companion approaching. she left her hiding place and fied toward a Mexican camp not far distant. The . beast of a husband pursued her, but she eluded . his pursuit by again hiding in the chapparal. He ; secreted her, which they denied. drew his Age 22) pistol on one of them, and demanded that be should show him his wife. The Mexican, with Hutchinson’s pistol leveled at his head, commeneed a search in the chapparal, but upon the first opportunity plunged into the thicket. Hutchinson being on horseback could not im. mediately pursue him, but after dismounting . he entered the chapparal and fired twice in the direction of the camp. This aroused the whole Mexican foree. They made for Hutchinson, and one of them succeeded in capturing him with a . On Sunday morning they brought him . lariat. to town and delivered him over to the police. The accused was committed for trial. . Hicuway Roppery aNp Mcerper.—Mr. M. /Rothenheim a merchant of Crescent City, was . murdered and robbed near Elk Camp, in Del Norte county, onthe second instant, Mr, R. was inthe company ofa man named Lewis, and another. The robbers were armed with double ‘barreled shot guns, and Mr. Rofttenbeim was killed at the first fire; Mr. Lewis had his horse killed under him. The murderers then robbed the body of Mr. Rothenheim of $2000 and effected their escape. The robbers were masked, and one of them is described as “being a large, stout built man, dressed in blue pants, gray overshirt, and low crowned black hat with narrow rim.” A reward of $1500 is offered for the apprehension of the murderers and their delivery at Crescent City. PRorestinG aGatyst Inptan RESERVATION.— . The State Journal says that the citizens of Bear River and Mattole are getting up remonstances against extending Mendocino Reservation up the coast. The vallies of Bear tole, as well as the mountain prairie between them. are covered with herds, numbering thou. sands—in fact itis the great stock range of that country. and to absorb that region in an Indian Reservation, and drive the white settlers . therefrom, would prednee chief. inealculable misSPECIAL NOTICES. — Bernetts and Sands Wlavoring Extracta, are now considered better, and are now more generally flavoring Custard Pies, Blane Mange, Tee Creams, Sauces, &e. &e. ties to suit, at GEO. O. KILBOURN'S Drug Store, CommerAlso—Burneits used thanany other, for For sale in quanti1 «treet, eial Kaliston, . the al preparation forthe removal of Tan, Wost Freckles, Pimples, roughness of the kin, giving it a fresh . clear and blooming appearance, try it. 42-tf ae Dr L.J.Czapkay is the only Physician . We are im receipt of a Los Angeles Star of the 1 and Surgeon now in California who has accumulated a forHe classical education, and added to the talents of a physician tune solely by the . ractice of his profession. seases a frank and open heart. tributed much to his great success, but that which has . done more for him than all else is the uniform candor he has shown to his patients, He never decieves them, but . tells them with sincerity and honesty his opinion of their diseases. er vituperates other gentlemen of the profession; and from . our acquaintance with him, we believe he strives religious ly “to do unto others as he would that others should do . unto him,’ River and Mat-, —= . or Orient Water, . has a and surgeon, he jsq gentleman of easy manners, and pos. ‘5 . These qualities have gon. ™ 74 . . > . Though possessing confidence in himself, he nev. } _ MISCELLAN . OPENINING OF A NEW LIQUOR STORE! BY R. FININGER,. In the Fire proof Brick Store formerly occupied by Po Ten. driekson, on Broad Street, nearly opposite the . Hotel de Paris, Nevada. i i oe largest Stock of French and American Liquors, . Wines and Groceries, French Preserves and Fruits, . Swiss, Limburg and California Cheese; Westphalia Hams, . Holland Herrings, and Provisions generally, is offeredat . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i At San Francisco prices adding only freight to Nevada. Alse Basses celebrated Burton Ale, . Young’s de do . . Tenant's do do Broad St Constantly on hand at R. FININGER’S, BOOTS & SHOES! The Old Stand, corner of Commercial & Main sts. HE UNDEKSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED THE ENtire interest of S. MAYERS in the above establishment ‘ would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and sur. . rounding country, that they intend to keepa large assort. ment of BOOTS, AND ALL KINDS & VARIETIES OF SHOES, which, as they have mace arrangements to get their stock direct from the best manufactories of NEW YORE, BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA, any other establishment in the State. SHOES, constantly on hand. A continuance of the liberal patronage from their former . patrons and the public is respectfully solicited. } P. J. ESPENSCHEID, WILLIAM R. COE, . Nevada, April Ist, 1867,—26-tf J. 8. WALL & CO. DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Miner’s Supplies, Preserved Truits, Liquors, &e, No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada, AVING completed our new fre-proof building, we are now receiving the largest Stoek of Goods ever brought to this place. Having plouty of room, and being secure against fire, it is our intention to keep on hand at all times a full assortment of all articles to be found in similar estab lishments. which will be sold to Miners and Families Ou the most Reasonable Terms. Our Stock consists in part of the following asssortment of Family Groceries, &e. "p00 Qr, Sacks Flour; = . 10,000 Lbs. Potatoes; 8,000 Tbs. Hams; 3,000 Lbs. Side Bacon; 8,000 Lbs Goshen butter 1,000 Lbs. Lard; With a complete stock of SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, RICF, TOBACCO, FRESH FRUITS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, &e. &e. ga7 GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE -@@ 3,000 Lbs. S. C. Hames, 100 Blbs, Flour; 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 tar their supplies. . J.-S, WALL & CO September 16, 1556—t/. McRoberts & Funston, . HAVE JUST RECEIVED THK LARGEST AND BES? SELECTED STOCK OF Wines, Fine Brandics, Liquors, Cordtals, -AND CASE GOODS— EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA. TTVAEIR stock af Family Groceries and Miners’ Supplies, is unsurpassed in Variety, Quality, and LOW PRICES, by any house this side of the the Bay. Cull and see us, and we will guarantee Entire Satisfactionsin Price and Quality, N. B. Goods delivered free of charge, We always deliver the same quality of goods which we sell to our cus . tomers, McROBERTS & FUNSTON, . 85-tf No. 34, Broad street, 2 doors above Tost Uflice. Broad Street. . WHOLESALE FLOUR STORE! No. 18 Broad St. Nevada, Brick House, by 40-2m* A. SANFORD, Hous. _. . . GOLD PENS, j they will be able to sellas CHEAP as they can be sold at . A large assorment of LADIES’, MISSES and CHILDREN’S . ~~ BOOK STORES. ROMEDARY LINE! ! HE FIRST TRAIN HAS JUST ARRIVED WITH MORE zor BOCES AND STATIONARY, consigned to So. WT. WELCH, Dealer in all kinds of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY, STANDARD aud MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, MUSIC and . MUSICAD INSTRUMENTS, Gold Pens and Cutlery, at the Pioneer Book Store!! Critendon’s Brick, No, 34 Vain St. Nevada. BOOKS, BOOKS for the MILLION !! v7. &. EXAMIBIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine. H* JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST ASsorted Stock of Books, and Stationery, Musileal Instruments, CUTLERY, PANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C. &C., ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at WATholesalc & 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 Pres= ents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. . New and improved Diaries, and Daily Journals for 1857, . . A variety of siges for the pocket and Counting room. . CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, . A circulating Library of 1,000 volumns new, and in good . order, and Tam constantly receiving the latest and most desirable works published, direct from New York and Phil adelphia, Magazines, Perivdieals, Newspapers, & from all parts of the Glebe, Steamer Papers and California weeklies, neatly putup . for mailing—Postaye Free. lt is useless for me to try to enumerate the endless varity ofeverything. Aud I will say I 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 mo, before purobasiag elsewhere, Our Motto is We Strive to please. 11-1 7s KE. MAMULIN, MONUMENTAL HOTEL!! RE-OPENED. THIS new and spacious Hotel, lately erected on the site formerly oceupied by the Pacific Restaurant, over the bridge foot of MAIN STREET, Nevada, will be open for the reception of guests, and accommodation of the publie generally, on and after Saturday, May 9th. The proprietor wor ing portion of Ud invite the attention of the travel the munity especially to the fact that having spared either trouble nor expense to build and furnish his House in & manner calculated to meet the entire wants of the public and having a most desirous loca tion in ihe business part of the city, in the immediate vicinity of the California Stage Co., Tolegraph and Express offices, Having a number of GOOD APARTMENTS for the Accommodation of Families, on the Most Reagonable Terms, and conducting his House on strict Teinperance principles, thus affording superior accommodations to those wishing a QUIET HOME, He begs to inform the citizens of Nevada and the public generally that every attention will be given to promute the comfort and merit the patronage of those who may fa vor him with a call. SAMUEL W. GRUSH, Proprietor, Nevada, May 8th, 1857.~-32-1f } will be spared to render our } MOUNTAINS, in sonia 1st = Pris ant ne oe oe & CLOHTING. . SAN FRANCISCO. _ “SAAC 8. JOSEPHI, — . 8 Bs & AND WHOLESALE DRALERAN GOODS DRY Dry Goods, JACOB ROSENTHAL, OULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Nevada and Th Saal 3 Ww the surrounding towns that he has purchased the . gE ainins ; Stock of Goods, on MAIN STREET, lately owned by &. Ta TS Ns, Resenthal & Brother, and added to it about $10,000 Worth of Dry Goods}! SILVER AND PLAIZD WARE, CLOCKS, I have on hand the best quality of SUMMER SILKS, . Toots, Watch Materials GlassespF'ancy Goods Plaid Silks: all sorts and colors of Moriantic Silks ; Silk @is. beige sues, Silk Barages, plain and figured; Embrotdered Mantil. Ve, 105 Meonigomery Street, Corner of Jackson, las of all kinds ; the latest styles of Ladies’ and Children’s . a pani oo, Sune 1887 —S7-2m BONNETS, latest styles of French Lawns. CARPETS of : oats =. BERR vie all kinds, from Silk Velvet to lagraia China Matting. Also ck 0 CKERY & G LAS § W A RE a splendid lot of FLOWERS, <A’ EE Gla PSs" Be T shall receive monthly by steamer new Stocks of Goods . direct from New York and Paris which T sell Cheaper than HAVE ONE OF TUE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED Stock of any other Store this side of San Francisco. Ba@" LADIES, give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, —IN CALIFORNIA JACOB ROSENTHAL, MAIN STREET, adjoining Mulfurd’s Banking House. Nevada, May Ist, 1857.—31-tf » ALSTON, J. B, NEWMAN, STILL, SLUSIIRR, ALSTON, NEWMAN & 6O., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CLOTHING & . Gents Furnishing Goods ~ys;oNisminG CURES!! ave tx: wate Seer oe Stee eee . MY VIE CM ESRATED FU OPEAN DR. DAVIS, (Between Broad and Commercial st.) . CANCERS Cared without the knife! ND ARE NOW OPENING A LARGE, WELL SELECTED, . SIGHT Restpred to the Bundt Complete and entire New Stock of Clothing and Gents . ERTS BANISHED! Furnishing Goods, not surpassed . PAINS RELIEVED! BY ANY IN THE MOUNTAINS. HEARING RESTORED . ! To which they call the attention of the Citizens of Ne. Are your LUNGS aifeetod? go at once te DOCT, DAVIS, vada, and Surrounding Country, Our Stock consists of ev. lg ngage epg afnrata 2 seg Serpe “i . y° : x sta ofev:. ga= Private Diskases cured at the first attendance . ery article in that line, from VERY FINE to COARSE. . DR. DAVIS will ta , sf . Particular attention has been paid fn the selection of DR. DANG wilt mot, tale: any dae le. haat BEERS ene ‘ ‘ . of effecting a cure. Goods adapted to this market, . OFFICE—Corner of Commercial and Dupopt Sts., SAN Allow us to say, that we possess all the elements in. pRaNCIsco. 42-2m polut of long residence, thorough and systematic business ——— ou FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c. habits, and being posted on the wants of this MARKET . Wholesale and Retail. will be enabled from time to time to ‘ * ° 1 : Render Entire Satisfaction hii T. PIDWELL, informs his old customers and e the Public generally, that he has just returned from Suffice it to say—that neither time, attention or exponse . house SECOND TO NONE IN TUE the East and has resumed business at 140 Washington Street, From the arrangements he was enabled to make with soine of the principal Houses in New York and Boston, he will be kept iu constant supply with the Best Goods for this market, and with what he intends to manufacture, will be enabled to fll all orde:s he may be favored with. 2 : He would take this opportunity to inform. those of the vu Pine st, bet. Broad and Com. . Trade that may wish to order direct from the Kast, that he Nevada March 18th 1857,.—7A-tf . is prepared to transmit their orders, and afford them facll. ites to procure any goods they may desire, . SAMPLES OF FURNITURE, Prices Reduced ! . . Looking Glasses and Bedding, with a variety of Upholstery . Goods, such as Plush, Hair Cloth, Webbing, and Lent’s . Patent Spival Springs or Mattrasses, Sofas and Chairs; and A. BLOCK & C 8 oe ene OF OABINET HARDWARE. . Tie will also be in receipt of invoices of Goods, which he . will dispose of ata sinail advance, { de therefore fecla confident to be able to give satisfaey . tion to all those who may be desirous of purchasing, either, . at wholesale or retail, Remember—140 Washington street, San Pranefseo. 46-310 ae eo a 5 ow PTS \() FIRNITORE WA EROOMS. 128 Washington st., San Mrancelsco, Ania order to reduce my Stock, will sell at So sT PRIiEOBSs!:! Mor Cash. 176 Montgomery Strect, SAN FRANCISCO, ©, WHALLEY. 41-3m —Point of Quality, Price, &c. &c. . Our Prices shall be as LOW asthe LOWEST, and Uniform. By strict attention to business, and unceasing efforts . to gecommodate ALL—we hope to merit a share of public patronage, ALSTON, NEWMAN & CO., BEING DESIROUS REDUCING THEIR LARGE STOCK wou SUMMER CLOTHING, OF NATIONAL EXCHANGE. No 34 Broap Srreer, Nevapa. ee ol undersigned late proprietors of the Unitep Starrs Hore, having leased Bleknell’s Block and Landsomely titted it up throughout, are now prepared to accom modate permanent and transient Boarders, in a style unsurpassed in the State, The Table will at all times be supplied with all the va ricties the market affords. The Beds and FPurnttavre are all new and for style and comfort, cannot be excelled, “4 Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation of Ladies and Fannilies, Having had long experience in the business, we are con fident of being able to make the NATIONAL, one of the most desirable Hotels in the mountains This Block is substantially built of Briek, and . withstood the late disastrous fire—the rooms are airy and . well finished, and from the Balconies you have a splendid view of the surrounding country BR7 GUPEN ALL NIGHT “@R The Bar will be under the supervision of Mr, THOMAS . HENRY, WIN and will at all times be supplied with the choicest LIQUORS and CIGARS PEARSON & HEALY, Proprietors, ula, Aug, 20, 1856, 46-tf . BROAD STREET DRUG STORE. Hi. WICKES & CO., sors to W. G. H. ALBAN,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Druas Porcelain W hite, We refer the reader to the Doctor‘’s advertisenjent in another coluinn. Port Wine, Chemicals, Sherry Wine, Dye Stuffs, Madeira Wine, Paints, Fine Brandy, Turpentine, Holland Gin, White Lead, Window Glass, Lard Oil, Medicines, . : , . &@ CERTIPICATE.—I, the undersigned, Governor of . Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. L. J. Czapkay has The Pioneer Crockery Store Ahead !! At the Old Stand, No. 36, Main St. Newada, . served during the contest for Hungarian liberty, as Chief They well understand that . such a job woald not detain us from our peace. ‘ORLNTA = . the 31 day of October, A. . Given ona promissory note dated Feb. Ist, . gned, Jus. Through tickets are furnished, including the transit of the I.thmus Passenger of the U.S sare notified that all tickets for the eteamers Mail 8, 8. Co. must be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry and exchange, as they will not otherwi-e be available : ‘ g@e@ Treasure for shipment will be received on board the steamer until 12 o’clock midnight, Monday May 4th No merchandise or freight will be received on board af ter 3 P.M, onthe 4th, anda written order must be procured atthe Company’s office for its shipment. For Freight or passage apply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents, . Cor, Sacramento and Leidesdortf sts. A choice of berths on the Atlantic sieamers is seoured by > early purchase of tickets in San Francisco, iingine and Boiler For Sale! — NE TEN HORSE POWER ENGINE AND EIGHTY FLUE turbular upright Boiler with all appendages, in excellent repair and in running order, for sale cheap. Apply to a Ww HENRY MEREDITH, Nevada. . ee WOOD! WOOD!! CORDS OF OAK WOOD, all lengths, for sale. / . . 33 Apply at the CHEAP CASH STORE, head of Broad street, Nevada. 27-tf J. M. HIXSON, FOR SALE! GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE!! VHE undersigned, being de-irous of returning to the Atlantic Statas, offers for sule the following property at BEDUCED PRICES: The IWwew Work Exrotel, With ail the furniture, bed: and bedding, bar fixtures, and every thing complete for carrving on the business of a Hotel, Also, two vacant lot ing the above Motel, and five vacant lots on Commercia) street opposite the Hotel. The Hotet has been establisied since 1853, and has now a good run of business, . For further particulars inquire of the undersigned, on . the premises. TRACY STROUD. . Nevada, Aug. 25th, 1857.—+f. ' UNITED STATES HOTEL!! M. ROSENHEIM, Proprietor. HIS NEW AND SPACIOUS HOTEL, LATELY erected and just completed, in the flourishing town of Hnmbug City, [North Blouom¥eld]) is now . open for the reception of permanent and trancient . Boarders, in a style unsurpassed by any other Hotel in the Mountains. THE TABLE is supplied by all the variety the market affords, and tne Beds and furuiture are entirely new, and as for — and comfort, they cannot be excelled. 4g" Particular attention paid to Ladies and Families-@@ THE BAR will be under the supervision of the gentlemanly proprietor, M. ROSENHEIM, and will at all times . he supplied with the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigarr. + Angust 25th 1857. -—50 tf 1657.—29-if Nevada, April 17 National Exchange Bathing Saloon BARBER SHOP!! Broad St. opposite National Exchange, HOT, COLD, SHOWER AND SULPHUR BATHS !! Twelve Tickets for Baths can be had for Five Dollars {JE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANnounce to the citizens of Nev: that he has fitted up a BATHING SALOON, ON BROAD ST., d and furnished with da and vicinity, The rooms are conveniently arrange every thing necessary to the comfort ofcustomers. Be PRIVATE ROOMS FOR LA DIES 4)-tf H. W. CADY, . SAL: HAAS = = = = = Auctioncer. ~~ AND — COMMIS 10N MERCHANT! PINE ST., CORNER COMMERCIAL, NEVADA. Cash advanced on Consiguments, Out door Sales punctually attended to, DEALER AXD JOBKER IN CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &C. N. B. Sales t any partof the County. attended +7 in I Nevada, June, 23, 1857.—55-3m “TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva3 DA—ss. In District Court of the 4th Judicial District. SOL KOHLMAN vs. HIS CREDITORS, In the ; the petition of sol Kohiman an Insolvent debtor, praying that he inay be allowed to make an ignment of his estate to his creditors and he be discharged from his debts matter of and liabilities, in pursuance of an act of the Iggislature of the State of Califurnia, passed May 4th A. D. 155 . an act for the relief of insolvent debtors, and protection of creditors—Iu pursuance ofan order of the Hon, Niles . Searl:, Judge of the District Court aforesaid. Notiee is entitled . hereby given to the creditors of said insolvent, to be and , . appear before said Judge in Nevada City in open Court, on the 17th day of October A. D. 1857, at 10 o'clock A, M. of that date, then and there to show cause ifany they can, . why an assignment of his estate should not be granted, and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute in such cases made and provided. It i ordered that the Clerk of said Court issue a notice call. ing the Creditors of said Insolvent to bs and appear at the time and place above specified for the purposes above mentioned, and that said notice be published at least thirty . days, ina newspaper printed and published in the City . and County aforesaid. It is further ordered that all pro. ceedings against said insolvent be stayed. By order of . the Hon. Niles Searls District Judge. Witness Rufus Shoemaker Clerk of the District Court . aforesaid, with the seal thereof hereto affixed this Ivth . day of September A. D. 1857. . RUFUS SHOEMAKER, ~ 50-5w Ry Wa. Surra. Deputy. Buckner & Hill, and [lawley, Att’y following specitiLe lon. Board sant to reselution of the near Lost Hill of three hundred thou of good material and weil z. Will lay iron pipe from Reservoir to Methedist Church vad street 8 inch diameter Will lay iron pipe 6 Church down Broad ial street et t il covered, on ir iameter from Methodist Commercial to Broad to Comn —douwn {and duwn Ma » bridge $, Will lay is ada } dinch diameter froma point near treet up to Broad and acro York n pipe sundry on Spring et ruon trom and Broad, from junction of Comme Ip Main at. to vr near, Dr. Uverton’s reside junction of Pine and Commercial up Pine to a point due west of the Court House, from the junetion of Main and of Vine ¢, froma the Cayote streets, up Cayote to Church street. 5. All pipe to be laid not less than two feet deep. . } 6, Will t nts or fire-plugs of suitable size, . iron mold ug the line of pipe as above mentioned t the termini of the 4 inch lateral pi that the same will be from 200 feet to J00 feet apar so as to furnish every portion of the above described sec. tions and streets of the c with an abundant supply of . water at all times when 1 the first plug being at . Womacks. 7. They . on or eand in good working order befort in foo 1 concn r grantees and . filled and »ept filled with, water at all tlmes for extir necegeary to the public ! 3. In consideration of t quired to grant to the t interest the sole and exclusive or its inhabitants with w siready veste others remaining undisturbed, ) the term of twenty years from the said first day of June 1858-—to exempt the aforesaid water works from taxation for city purposes and for the abundant and constant supply of water in and for extinguishing fires in any portion of said city the undersigned shall be paid in monthly instalments annually from the Treasury of said city the sum of fifteen hundred dollars. The foregoing, the undersigned respectfully submit and in due time wiil tender the Hon. Board ample and satisfactory guarantees for the timely and proper performauce on their part, McROBERTS & CO, gned and ir to be y furnished with contract. e foregoing, Nevada City is rezned and their suce i rht of supplying ISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.— The Co-Partnersbip heretofore existing between the . undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent. . Nevada Sept. 24. 1857. HUGH McGILL, FRANK C. CARR. The business will hereafter be carried on by the under. stgned, and all debts contracted by and on account of the . Which the market of San Francisco can afford, and no ex. . late frm from the 20th day of July until the date of dixso. pense or pains will be spared on the part of the Proprietors . parca: 5 . }ution will be eettled by 49-30% FRANK C. CARR ~~ AND = 29 & 51 Fourth st., bet. J& K, Sacramento, . Importers. Manufucturers, Wholesale and Retail = a sa 4 t De DEALERS IN EVERY DESCKIVTION OF FEN ee’ FURNITURE ANG REGO: HAVE NOW INSTORE THE . . OFFER THE SAME AT . . . e construction of } ill construct a Reservoir on or . kind and gallons capacity, ; Ca: treet to bridge—through Vine from . can be sold in the State. Main . 8} ) Hotel on to Commer. i-t Church on Spring street to corner . ial and Main . same to be . A. BLOCK & CO., . LARGEST STOCK, and most . / complete ossortment Of Kieh and . SAM AULTIFUL PURNITURE Corner of Pine and Commercial Strects. c RN ‘ { every olleved in this State, consisting in part of Nevada July 28th 1857.—43-tf . an WALNUT & MAHOGANY PARLOR SETS ; ‘ ODTOMANS, LOUNGES, EASY CHAIRS PUREAUS, SIDEROARDS, WILATNOTS ; “MIRRORS, of alls New Store, New Goods, o— AND — . “Sau setae aco a Ba: OVEICE and KITCHEN FURNITURE, IN PHILADELPHIA STORE, CAA VWARIETY, 54 BROAD STREET, KIDD & KNOX’ NEW BRICK BUILDING — . . Twenty-five per eent. Cheaper than before . . We ast the Fire. j from \ TE take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Neva. . phe ee it 7 iything tmported from the Kast. I he ane oe a 7, oe ig 1 ale, OC Broad ai . ” We have conte on hand, and are in regular receipt *hiladelphia Store is now open at No. 54 Broad St, ° toll and ic lete } iees of go adapted to the inteTh Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, J of fu Land corm leis inveiees of goods adapted We have recently received a large stock of New Goods, . ! which will be sold twenty-five per cent cheape* than ever . ceive befove offered in this market. . The goods are of the best quality, and consist a part aa . follows: ¥ manufetariug from oar native woods, alse tend lorewood, most of Our FINEST FURNITURE, n article superior for strength, durabillfor pnd cor vie, Wiotesele cealers we would say, your orders will ree as forme dy, our earefuland prompt attention, dobre JONAS G, CLARK & CO. CRT TR RET ersA TA Stas Ktoam Refinod . French and English Merinos, all colors, . French and Scotch Plaids, all woool, Plain and figured Pe Laine, Alapaca, Bombazine also French Gingham, . Swiss Muslin, Jaconet and cross-bar, in great quantity . ' ye Silkks.eyMarrantique, Maid, Main, and Changs CANDY MANUFACTORYI NO, 33 MONTCOMERY STREET, rf n Bush and Sutier streets, med establishment takes numerous friends and ‘ e . . Dress Goods.—French and American Calicu, . . } Surgeon in the Hungarian army, with faiti ful perseverence, WHERE MAY BE FOUND THE BEST ASSORT Red Lead, m latest and rishest styies;) also any color of Pi e e mple of t Whereof I havegiven to him this certificate, and do recomgst of Gooda ever offered in this . Lithargee, Sperm Gil, Mantillas.Silk, Satin and Fur. of every deseription PIC cS et = i. mend him to the sympathy, attention and protection of all “Market, Which I will sell for Cash Brushes, Polar Oil, . Vietorin Winter BonnetsLeghorn, Split straw, Fe Wik aed those who are capable to appreciate patriotic self-sacrifice, if cheave t thu any other house Alcohol, Fish ail, Silk and Satin Riding Hats, Girls bjats and Boys Hsts, ‘ r; ' ©) frow Stewart's and undeserved misfortune. KOSS TH LAJOS, j ‘ dare offer’ them. Saree, > ; : er ou, ‘ey Opera Dresses very rich styles. 18 he impe 7 fmself, aud all Gosurner of Hanaery. ; TV Ue avin: said Pearl Brandy, Neats Poot Oit, Table Covers.<-Worsted and Linen, of allkinds, i are of the finest Wnvor, and ibe Washington City, Jan, 6th, 1852 re Doz Bar and Ta b : pie _ E wt De : : yes, Tapioca, : por, Medicines, CarpetseThree Ply, Brussels, Ingrain, Velvet, all ; ar eit vartet? ae ‘eiibe artiine Cut and Pressed Dec an ‘ s) rui ishes . Canary Sec i * ry umery, ! colors. ara ot “s 4 nde wad 3 anions eee So Sa winds pies" ery wr ion, din “ig ou, ; ee Extracts, Matting.Large quantities, from 4-4 to 6-4, cheap. nufactare of Candies too nu s s . ’ : } vei arict ) on Stoneware, Cope "ary Nye i ‘oths nta an hupes 1 » ps tment of Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s Line, Sree Seen or ahabap Pale Culley hase Yorwin Hees Pais Preah hy gee aap nse inet cies own ARE ce oo of seven years in the business i _ a) SABES es ping : CAs La yar : ay tum, rouge all colors A : FOR PANAMA lvory ‘Table and Dessert Knives Coach Varnteh Sarsaparilla i this cits ie fivet Confectioner on the PaIvory iable and ert ani ey rs H arnieh, oa Wu . . We call especial attention to our large assortment of the 7 1 at 2 j Connecting via PANAMA RAILROAD, Plated Spoons and Forks, a gre dante Sane Dansar Varnish, Webber's Cordial, . heaviest kind of White Macinac Blankets, and Quijts al rahapaasy Sect hc nmr ” we i tg, “ . With the Steamers of the U. S. Mail Steamship ComBrittania Pitchers and Castors, a great variety, Pulty, ; Cherry J celoral, . all kinds of Mlannels for family use. ad i il favor him w eir i rit + Aapineall Camphene and Oi] side and Hanging Lamps, Zine Pain Wistar’s Balsam Embroideries, Edging and Lace, the richest style on) vai peny, at Aspinwall, Chandeliers and in fact, everything pertaining to . Together with a ¢ eral and complete assortment of all . and we eall especial attention to them pr ie ag sh ‘Pe yp og ap ree vb Pe . ---: TUE CROCKERY TRADE, articles in our line, which will be sold at prices as low as att ieke . ik pense than formerly, so . ¢ & j . TUCHEST 8 20 L1O1D ! {DK EI eye r ! 1) at « wasenl . . ror NEW YORK & NEW ORLEANS DIRECT Also, Canphene and Burning Fluid, by the Case, Can or . they can be afforded in the mountains . THR RICHEST FrLe OF ero les u ve garth varianrn t @ in er scll at a much lower figure than here—_—-—— Gallon, always on hand, and for SALE CHEAP FOR hysicians preseriptions carefully compounded . 1,000 PIECES IRISH LINEN, at all prices De . " y Stree . CASH. { DR. H. WH. WICKES & CO, . Damask.esilk and Worsted of all colors. ; hing th Departure from Vallejo Street Wharf Be Recoliect the place, 36, Main Street. oe Corner of Broad and Tine streets Cotton.—Bieached Muslin, 4-4-10. cheaper than has . 40" Y Nd stock of 4 , TRICE N . 50-tf D. CRITTENDEN, Nevada, June 24th, 1856,—42-tf i ever before been solid vs onident they cannot fail to please the THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMSHIP yo ae " , serene a at 2 it ee 5 Slexander’s Kidd Gloves; also Silk Gloves and Silk Mits, viele té rai a a = . . +. Onn ‘ eres hl x r ; a " . I . adies’ Shoes and Gaiters, of all kind \ b be nt of Stic Lumps and DrGe I 4 I IEIN G yas al OF BOO . & SHO Kk Ss . On Dy ! SPECIAL ELECTION. iad + are invited to call and snaneiens our Goods, and . tug ett ae se ie nia Be FAG eked FAULT «05 okdcnlns's wine 9.44: ae . Commander, ON COMMERCIAL STRE ] 5 ACCORDANCE with the provisions of an act, to “sup. ascertain our prices, before purchasing elsewhere. Com ' lading Poh erdy dl ; Fee 1, pearled and Will leave Vallejo street. Wharf for Panama, wth U. 8. (Next Door below Keeney’s Hardware Store.) ply the City of Nevada with water, and to protect the . gg. Remember the Number,—Philadelphia Dry Good ' ’ 4 Nadie aie pie wane CorMails, J’assengers, and Treasure. MVE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED AN_EN . City against fire pa i April Oth, 1857, a Special Elec. S/ore. No. 54 Broad Street, Kidd & Knox's Brick Building. Sai t cyt at Re sig av iankes MONDAY, Sept. 2st, nt 12 ovelock, M, rely new Sleck of BOOTS, SHOES, BHO. tion wil be held on Wodnestay, Sept. 2Otb, 1807, fr the 18, 1 haiaae S. es, Almenl apr ier e 8 naplerss ro sANS J ORS, ke. ke., consisting of every va. apy tion of the fol proposition Jose fovea. Kia) 16) 2688, Ret } andy, &e, at oO cents, Punctually. . 1 i + oe ~ make up a sap liens ist shalt wis! vote for the pr sil deposit a ballot . ee Enea eres Cerne “goaraneemamensl ‘ J n-sortment of Brench Candles, pik! Pr aye r a ie dp " > ¢ ’ ‘ ‘ ee . Pi . Mere + ‘ « t fa w to quality — © § ' w rds “For the ¢ et,” written or printed up. Hats! Fashionable Hats!! Rha oaeterhf : Meg Passengers by the ?. M. 8. Co’s Line are landed on egy rst Class Boot and Shoe Stere . ! sell . on it se Wishing to vote ust it, will deposit a ballot . JTF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE A NICE GENILEL, FASH: . . e irarling public ts invited ta examine their arrivals at Panama upon the wharf at the railroad . on the most favorable terins possible.” Ashe has made with the word ain ritten or printed ionable Hat, call at Bah kof Candies, comprising everything ta terminus, by the Company’s steam ferry boat, and pro ianavy arvandementa to receive now supplies weekly, he . Upenit. The Polls will be< Brick Building. . £0L. KOHLMAN’S, eos “eb ee jess ‘ * cee. imme «liate ly hy cxieeta io tn atta 0 all ft ta gi fell oor pen i be corner of Broa 1 and 1 ne lock A. M. and . : 45 Main Street, } ha te i it 1 ie 7 . ie to j on hinge ee Railroad Acrossthe Isthmus. with the best and most fashionable rtieles to be found in . Tmatn epen till Hab ve ; i Sh Me Ata . 29-tt opposite Am’ Exchange ; ' ahapeirh we lor YOUrseL Ves, AP 5 sciesmalbntd To Aspi . ac is aaa dh “pe re orn a beeen! ey oaaeeet ed Inspector, and Geo, I. hee Judges . tra‘ ion +t powithy Aa mo! ey : as eo oe ‘ tee hex aprnitchstwec New Yi rk poet ee 1 thee ie i 1 1} repaired t rd of the Election. Byo . vy ta Qi 2668 — aay” / the numler--33 MONTGOMERY ST,, oO, are always AGINESS (TO Ce 5 em vew o wots and Shoes made anc »paired to order, . = } “ ] the ‘an Fyancisec or New Orleans. aw” All work coming from this shop, giving way with he . . Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, on Bush ga 500 PVG yay fo wp i Passengers for New Orleans proceed by direct steamer . out doing reasonable amount of service, will be mended A. 43 fe Ci : ' ont ATR we . } : t} tte ke It from Aspinwall, Free of Charge. ‘ 4 ada Witla water r a Ce ‘ * . N. B. Alt orders from the country promptly attended te, = ’ &. MAYERS, sed April 29th M A ¢ , i q [ ™ re ~~} q © P an is delivered in any part of the city, or at aye A Pane ‘ 4 at ae > 48-3m FAVING established ourselves in the above business w H are now prepared todo all kinds of CASTING wi and despateh We have tools superior to those of . ny other Foundry in the Mountains, and patterns for all . nds of Sawmill and Quartz-mill Machinery, ’umps, and Wheels from 8 to 15 inches in diameter, Iron Fronts . for Brick Buildings, Baleony nad Awning Posts, &c. We . Vy will also build STEAM ENGINES of all kinda, from 8 to 40 . i BEACH’S PEACHES!! AT S. W. McABLEE’S, Broad Street, UNDER THE DEMOCKAT OFFICE, NEVADA, THERE BEACH'S MARYSVILLE PEACHJ ol the most lucious flavor, and large size, are re. newline horse power. We have now on hand an 8 or 10 horse pow. eeived daily and to. ale atthe lowest wholesale price, . er Engine, just completed, which we will sell as cheap as . I uatatn dealers will be sapplied at the ORCHARD . PRICES, with simply freight added, Bakers, Hotels, . Res. aurants, ar umnili ipplied with PIE ESSER Everything ts New, & Warranted Perfect! tats ‘go ye J lies supplied with Pik and DESSERT aa ‘aha wy IW, Having THRER LARGE LATHES in running order, we can . bd on? >? ' " ‘4 . fill orders quicker than any other sbop in the mountains, Come one! Come allieand buy of McABEB, the best leaches olfevedin this If necessavy, they will be Any one wanting work done will do well to call and ex-. ~ aa “fee +g pi vite amine our extensive lot of PATTERNS, he woe OY bap eenige a W. 4 SABEE. Avent WH. AM Orders Punctually Attended lo» =G% 4g-tf ~each’a Naw Envland Orchard, T. J. WILLIAMS, ee initia Bsa . D. THOM, . WHAT CHEER HOUSE! . 98-t¢—-8me A iaeasag } Opposite Natloval Exchange, Proprietors, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. . JUST RECEIVED AT THE . . NEVADA SHOE STORE. . Commercial Street, Next Door Below Landecker’s. A Large and Splendid Assortment of PF ci MRS. H. ADAMS, would respectfully an{ina nounce to the eitizens of Nevada, and vicinity, +H . nd the traveling public, that she has recently 44 fitted up the above House, and is prepared to acnodate Boarders, Lodgers and Trancieut Customers, in style, has been taken to fit up . the best Great care comfortable rooms and beds, for the accommodation of lodgers. FF. HOOK. would respect—. THES TABLE, will be loaded with the choicest vi<e lly inform his old customers and the 4] ands in the mar’ et, and no expense or pains will be spared public, that he has recently purchased a large and we’ to plewse the patrons of the He 46-tf . sorted stock of BOOTS & SHOES and has RE-OVE pss store on Commercial Street, (next door below Landecker’s . eo D ® i. A B A S$ S$ E . Ss Brick Store) where he will be happy to serve all who may B 1 ' Bank Exchange!! give him a call > has a full stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ SHOES, Gents j ~ We aad GATIEA igen so pen ne hry Corner of Main and Flame Streets, NORTH SAN JUAN, Fine BOOTS and GAITERS, and a splendid assortment of MINING BOOTS, constantly on hand. . REPAIRING done on the shortest notice, { PTHIs SPLENDID SALOON, Laving been recently refitted The Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada, are respectfully ii in. the , le, is naw open tor the accom. modetion of the } heeriber wili ke happy at fall times to moet his friends and the public gene. invited to call and examine my stock, . rally 1 int atiention to business, he is confident of . Aug. 26th,—47-tf. . Coryer or Broan any Prive S1s., Foruerzy U, 8. Hoter, plage of te-ert in the mountains, . . . . Ladies and Misses Boots & Shoes, . OF THE LATEST STYLE. J. mos L sty ut J, F. HOOK. at alltimes be the best VES & CIGARS, that the market affords, LIQUORS AT WHOLESALE. HARRINGTON & PATTERSON, > oh bie A OULD MOST RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THEIR . " *" friends and the public, that they have taken the New Brick Building, corner of Broad and Ping Streets, on . corn A. D, LABASSE. the site of the old U. S$. Hotel, and fitted it up asa SA-} ~~~ Sah we ee LOON, in a style unsurpassed for elegance and comfort, i € Lime !! Lime!!! and are prepared for ali who may favor them with a call. . wrepn yeh The Billard Tables wili be found equal to any ia) IN ER ms the State, and those who delight in this pleasant gaie, will find this Saloon well adapted to enjoy it. . . Valley. a The Bar will at all times be supplied with the best . whores LIQUORS AND SEGARS bs Sr (O CONTRACTORS ANDBUILDined always bas a good supply on Land ~son «cl ¢reek, nine miles below Grass seid at the Kilasor delivered else‘OF ELARS PER TONE s)bd well te call or address, before lew Wnere ue ? EDWARD UCS.QN, Agent to make this a popular and agreeable place of resort. ; “1 ' werad an M3. 1857 ie i tf 43-3m* for Culver’s Lime Kiln, Gras Valley , ty 43, Jon*y

} 3 Hi : 3VADA_ DEMOCRAT. N ¥ WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 16, 1857. ————— “whe Escaped Convicts, es A acre. fellow named Wm.'Hutehinson, ~. was brought before a Justice of Marysville, on Tuesday, Sept. 8th. charged with an assault with intent to commit murder. The charge was . preferred by seme Mexicans living a short disThe fdllowing description of the nine coavicts . tance from Marysville. It appears that on the who escaped from the State Prison on the 24th alt, was furnished by the commissary, Mr. pomeroy. The revolt in which they escaped was participated in by about fifty of the worst . return, because of his brutal treatment towards . Lee Schell was among them, . her, had secreted herself in the chapparal,— wen in the prison. put he was recaptured. Webster and Gher are well known in this section. Should any of the others be lurking about this county they cau pe readily reeognized by the description. James Wessrer.—sentenced from Yuba coun. Hutchinson charged the Mexicans with having . ty, February 1857, to 25 years imprisonment for Robbery avd Grand Larceny. years; Hight. 5 feet and nine inches; complex: . jon dark; eyes, light; hair, dark; sear on right _knee; small scars on shoulder blades; scar oa . Jeft wrist; scar on left thumb. Frank Prerxrns—seutenced from Calaveras county, April 1857, to 6 years imprisonment . for Grand Larceny; age. 20 years; hight, 6 feet } inch; complexion, light; eyes, blue; hair light; . flesh mole on left shoulder blade; small scar on . right elbow; scar of vaccination ou left arm. Joun Brownx-sentenced from Calaveras county; April 1857, to 20 years imprisonment for . Robbery; age 26 years; hight 5 feet 10} inches; . complexion, dark; eyes, light; hair, dark; scar on right cheek. Parrick Donnetiy—sentenced from Calaveras county, October. 1856; to 10 years imprisonment, for Burglary; age, 27 years; hight 5 feet 63 inches; complexion, light; eyes, blac; hair, Jight; Mermaid on left arm, shot wound on left arm, below shoulder; shot mark on right hip. Jaxes Cerry—sentenced from Amador county, February, 1856; to 7 years imprisonment for Grand Larceny, age. 27 years; hight, 5 feet 11} inches; complexion, dark; eyes, grey; hair, black; mole below right nipple; two trout teeth brokep off. Natuanre,, Green—sentenced from Placer county, May, 1856; to 10 years imprironment for Grand Lareeny; age. 24 years; hight 5 feet 10} inches; complexion, dark; eves, black; hair, black; mole on right arm near shoulder; 2 scars of cut, left thigh, Green having escaped February, 1857, was brought back under name of) Henry Ellis, from San Joaquin county, June, 1857, on a new charge of Grand Larceny: sentencad to 5 years, Watiacr Guen-senteneed from Nevada county, Jane, 1857, to 10 years imprisonment . for robbery, age, 28 years; hight, 6 feet 4 inch; complexion, dark; eyes, dark; hair, black; sear of shot ou left shoulder blade; sear on back of neck. Tuowas LaAwRENcE-—sentenced from Stanis. Jaus county, August, 1857, to 3} years imprisonment for Grand Larceny, age, 22 years; hight 5 fect 7§ inches; complexion, dark; eyes, gray; hair. auburn; small mole left side of forehead; W. F. P.; W. M.; heart and 6 stars on left arm; flag and hat on back of left hand; Sloop and coat of arms on right leg; liberty cap and 2 cannons on left thigh. Lewis Manoney—sentenced from Santa Ciara couaty, December, 1856, to 5 years imprisonment for Grand Larceny; age, 21 years; hight, 5 feet 53 inches; complexion, sandy; eyes, dark bair, dark; game cock and 5 spots on left arm; . anchor on left waist; anchor on right arm. Later from Salt Lake via Los Angeles. 5th instant, containing news from Salt Lake to the 5th August, from which it appears that the Saints are by vo means as satistied with. the . iu their reBrigham movements of the Administration gaurd, as we have been led to believe. Young, recently delivered a discourse in the . Tuberuacle, in which the following striking passages occur: “{ wish to mike this proposition to Uncle Sam. I will furnish cariages. horses, the best of dvivers, aud the best food I have, to trans. port to the States every man, woman and child that weilies to leave this place, if he will send on hig own expedse all those that want to come to Utab, and we will gain a thousaid to their . one, as all who understand the matter very well . to have . know It would have been much better loaded the wagons reported to be on the way here, with and children, than with provisions to sustain soldiers, for they will never get here without we belp them, neither do I hen, women think it isthe design of President Buchanan . that they should come liere.”’ “But woe, woe to that man who comes here to interfere with my aflairs. Woe, woe to’ thos: men who come bere to meddle with me and this people. Tswore in Nauvoo. when my enemies were looking me in the face, that I would send . meddled with . them to hell across lots, if they me, aud [ask no more odds of hell to-day. If they kill me it is all right; but they will not until the time comes, and I think Ishall diea natural death—at least I expect to.” “They also began to count the cost of the ex. pedition of the few soldiers they were going to send here, and they found that it would cost . one third of the revenue of the United States to send ont 2500 troops to fight the *Mormous,”’ and that when they got here they would not be a breakfast spell for our women and children, . that we could whip them out, and then go out to our day’s work. ful avocations for even a day and if that number of soldiers is going to cost them one third . of the revenue, and that fora number which our women and children can easily whip, what will it cost them to send enough to whip out the men? [A voice, ‘it will cost them more tnan they have got.’] Yes.’’ ey TK OF 1 UMMONS.= ST tO County of Nevada, Township of Brilgeporteess. Jus tice’s Court, before J. B. Johnson, J. ¥. The People of the State of California, to ALEXANDER JOSEPH, J. RA ting the Por summoned to appear . at his office MUS, JOHN LEONARD and others, tague Company: You are hereby before the undersigned Justice of the Teac in said Township, on ‘aturcay 1), 1857 at 1 o'clock P. M. to answer to the MOSES F. HOYT and others constituting constitu complaint of the Shawmut Mitt Company, who demands of you the sam of ninety-nine . ona book account, a cer py of which is now on file in y office. On failure so to appear and answer, judgement will be rendered against you forthe said sum of $99 49, and costs of euit. Given under my hand, this 1th day of Sept. A. !). 1857. J. B. JOHNSON, Justice of the Peace. It is ordered that service of summons be had by publi eation in the Nevada Vemocrat, a weekly journal, published in said county, for two weeks, under my hacd this 15th day of Sept. 1857 §0-2w wii a) dhe, CORSON, EP ‘UM ™MONS.—State of California, County of dollars and forty-nine cents successive b\3Nevada, township of B. idgepori—Betore J, B. Johnson, ! Justice of the Peace. The leople of the State of Ca are hereby summoned to apy Justice of the Peace, at hi office in said Township, on SATURDAY, the 3d day of October, A, 1D). 1857, at one o'clock, P, M., to answer to the complaint of OTIS HISCOX, n an action of debt, fur the sum of sixty four dollars and sixty-seven cents, 1867, and made payable to George Lawson or or@@r. Note now on file. On failure so to appear and answer, judg ment will be rendered against you for the said sum of sixty-four dollars and sixty-seven cents, and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this 15th day of September, A. D. 1857. J. B. JOHNSON, Justice of the Peace. rnia, to J. Ramas: You r before the under-igned, It is ordered that sefvice of Summons be had by publication in the Nevada Democrat, a weekly Journal published in said county, for two successive weeks. Given under my band, this 15th day of September, 1857, J, B, JOHNSON, J.P. UMMONS.—STATE OF CALIFORNIA,— County of Nevada, Township of Bridgeport—ss. Justice’s Court, before J. B. Johnson, . . P.” The Peopleof the State of California, to ANTOINE GAFURISH. You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersig tice of the Peace, at his office in said township, on Saturday the 3d day of Oct. A . ). 1857, at 1 o’clock P. M. to an. swer to the complaint of C. G. & H. P’. Sweetland. in an action af debt for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars . on @ book account, a copy of which is now on file in my . office. On faiiure so to appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against you for the said sum of $150 00 and coats of suit. Given under my hand this 15th day of rept. A. D. 1857. J. B. JOHNSON, Justice of the Peace. It appearing to me from the affidavit of C. G. Sweetland, that the plaintiff’s have a subsisting and unsatisfied cause of action against the defendant, and that serviceof summons cannot be had on him, it is therefore ordered that service of summons be made by publication in the Nevad» Democrat, a weekly journal, published in said county for two successive weeks. Given under my hand this 15th day of Sept. 1857. J. B. JOHNSON. J. P . Satarday night previous, Hutchinson and a man by the uame of Carr, who professes to be Hutchinson,s Attorney, left the city for his ranch. . Hutchinson’s wife, who feared ber busband’s When she saw Hutchinson and his companion approaching. she left her hiding place and fied toward a Mexican camp not far distant. The . beast of a husband pursued her, but she eluded . his pursuit by again hiding in the chapparal. He ; secreted her, which they denied. drew his Age 22) pistol on one of them, and demanded that be should show him his wife. The Mexican, with Hutchinson’s pistol leveled at his head, commeneed a search in the chapparal, but upon the first opportunity plunged into the thicket. Hutchinson being on horseback could not im. mediately pursue him, but after dismounting . he entered the chapparal and fired twice in the direction of the camp. This aroused the whole Mexican foree. They made for Hutchinson, and one of them succeeded in capturing him with a . On Sunday morning they brought him . lariat. to town and delivered him over to the police. The accused was committed for trial. . Hicuway Roppery aNp Mcerper.—Mr. M. /Rothenheim a merchant of Crescent City, was . murdered and robbed near Elk Camp, in Del Norte county, onthe second instant, Mr, R. was inthe company ofa man named Lewis, and another. The robbers were armed with double ‘barreled shot guns, and Mr. Rofttenbeim was killed at the first fire; Mr. Lewis had his horse killed under him. The murderers then robbed the body of Mr. Rothenheim of $2000 and effected their escape. The robbers were masked, and one of them is described as “being a large, stout built man, dressed in blue pants, gray overshirt, and low crowned black hat with narrow rim.” A reward of $1500 is offered for the apprehension of the murderers and their delivery at Crescent City. PRorestinG aGatyst Inptan RESERVATION.— . The State Journal says that the citizens of Bear River and Mattole are getting up remonstances against extending Mendocino Reservation up the coast. The vallies of Bear tole, as well as the mountain prairie between them. are covered with herds, numbering thou. sands—in fact itis the great stock range of that country. and to absorb that region in an Indian Reservation, and drive the white settlers . therefrom, would prednee chief. inealculable misSPECIAL NOTICES. — Bernetts and Sands Wlavoring Extracta, are now considered better, and are now more generally flavoring Custard Pies, Blane Mange, Tee Creams, Sauces, &e. &e. ties to suit, at GEO. O. KILBOURN'S Drug Store, CommerAlso—Burneits used thanany other, for For sale in quanti1 «treet, eial Kaliston, . the al preparation forthe removal of Tan, Wost Freckles, Pimples, roughness of the kin, giving it a fresh . clear and blooming appearance, try it. 42-tf ae Dr L.J.Czapkay is the only Physician . We are im receipt of a Los Angeles Star of the 1 and Surgeon now in California who has accumulated a forHe classical education, and added to the talents of a physician tune solely by the . ractice of his profession. seases a frank and open heart. tributed much to his great success, but that which has . done more for him than all else is the uniform candor he has shown to his patients, He never decieves them, but . tells them with sincerity and honesty his opinion of their diseases. er vituperates other gentlemen of the profession; and from . our acquaintance with him, we believe he strives religious ly “to do unto others as he would that others should do . unto him,’ River and Mat-, —= . or Orient Water, . has a and surgeon, he jsq gentleman of easy manners, and pos. ‘5 . These qualities have gon. ™ 74 . . > . Though possessing confidence in himself, he nev. } _ MISCELLAN . OPENINING OF A NEW LIQUOR STORE! BY R. FININGER,. In the Fire proof Brick Store formerly occupied by Po Ten. driekson, on Broad Street, nearly opposite the . Hotel de Paris, Nevada. i i oe largest Stock of French and American Liquors, . Wines and Groceries, French Preserves and Fruits, . Swiss, Limburg and California Cheese; Westphalia Hams, . Holland Herrings, and Provisions generally, is offeredat . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i At San Francisco prices adding only freight to Nevada. Alse Basses celebrated Burton Ale, . Young’s de do . . Tenant's do do Broad St Constantly on hand at R. FININGER’S, BOOTS & SHOES! The Old Stand, corner of Commercial & Main sts. HE UNDEKSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED THE ENtire interest of S. MAYERS in the above establishment ‘ would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and sur. . rounding country, that they intend to keepa large assort. ment of BOOTS, AND ALL KINDS & VARIETIES OF SHOES, which, as they have mace arrangements to get their stock direct from the best manufactories of NEW YORE, BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA, any other establishment in the State. SHOES, constantly on hand. A continuance of the liberal patronage from their former . patrons and the public is respectfully solicited. } P. J. ESPENSCHEID, WILLIAM R. COE, . Nevada, April Ist, 1867,—26-tf J. 8. WALL & CO. DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Miner’s Supplies, Preserved Truits, Liquors, &e, No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada, AVING completed our new fre-proof building, we are now receiving the largest Stoek of Goods ever brought to this place. Having plouty of room, and being secure against fire, it is our intention to keep on hand at all times a full assortment of all articles to be found in similar estab lishments. which will be sold to Miners and Families Ou the most Reasonable Terms. Our Stock consists in part of the following asssortment of Family Groceries, &e. "p00 Qr, Sacks Flour; = . 10,000 Lbs. Potatoes; 8,000 Tbs. Hams; 3,000 Lbs. Side Bacon; 8,000 Lbs Goshen butter 1,000 Lbs. Lard; With a complete stock of SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, RICF, TOBACCO, FRESH FRUITS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, &e. &e. ga7 GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE -@@ 3,000 Lbs. S. C. Hames, 100 Blbs, Flour; 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 tar their supplies. . J.-S, WALL & CO September 16, 1556—t/. McRoberts & Funston, . HAVE JUST RECEIVED THK LARGEST AND BES? SELECTED STOCK OF Wines, Fine Brandics, Liquors, Cordtals, -AND CASE GOODS— EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA. TTVAEIR stock af Family Groceries and Miners’ Supplies, is unsurpassed in Variety, Quality, and LOW PRICES, by any house this side of the the Bay. Cull and see us, and we will guarantee Entire Satisfactionsin Price and Quality, N. B. Goods delivered free of charge, We always deliver the same quality of goods which we sell to our cus . tomers, McROBERTS & FUNSTON, . 85-tf No. 34, Broad street, 2 doors above Tost Uflice. Broad Street. . WHOLESALE FLOUR STORE! No. 18 Broad St. Nevada, Brick House, by 40-2m* A. SANFORD, Hous. _. . . GOLD PENS, j they will be able to sellas CHEAP as they can be sold at . A large assorment of LADIES’, MISSES and CHILDREN’S . ~~ BOOK STORES. ROMEDARY LINE! ! HE FIRST TRAIN HAS JUST ARRIVED WITH MORE zor BOCES AND STATIONARY, consigned to So. WT. WELCH, Dealer in all kinds of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY, STANDARD aud MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, MUSIC and . MUSICAD INSTRUMENTS, Gold Pens and Cutlery, at the Pioneer Book Store!! Critendon’s Brick, No, 34 Vain St. Nevada. BOOKS, BOOKS for the MILLION !! v7. &. EXAMIBIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine. H* JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST ASsorted Stock of Books, and Stationery, Musileal Instruments, CUTLERY, PANCY GOODS, TOYS, &C. &C., ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at WATholesalc & 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 Pres= ents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. . New and improved Diaries, and Daily Journals for 1857, . . A variety of siges for the pocket and Counting room. . CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, . A circulating Library of 1,000 volumns new, and in good . order, and Tam constantly receiving the latest and most desirable works published, direct from New York and Phil adelphia, Magazines, Perivdieals, Newspapers, & from all parts of the Glebe, Steamer Papers and California weeklies, neatly putup . for mailing—Postaye Free. lt is useless for me to try to enumerate the endless varity ofeverything. Aud I will say I 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 mo, before purobasiag elsewhere, Our Motto is We Strive to please. 11-1 7s KE. MAMULIN, MONUMENTAL HOTEL!! RE-OPENED. THIS new and spacious Hotel, lately erected on the site formerly oceupied by the Pacific Restaurant, over the bridge foot of MAIN STREET, Nevada, will be open for the reception of guests, and accommodation of the publie generally, on and after Saturday, May 9th. The proprietor wor ing portion of Ud invite the attention of the travel the munity especially to the fact that having spared either trouble nor expense to build and furnish his House in & manner calculated to meet the entire wants of the public and having a most desirous loca tion in ihe business part of the city, in the immediate vicinity of the California Stage Co., Tolegraph and Express offices, Having a number of GOOD APARTMENTS for the Accommodation of Families, on the Most Reagonable Terms, and conducting his House on strict Teinperance principles, thus affording superior accommodations to those wishing a QUIET HOME, He begs to inform the citizens of Nevada and the public generally that every attention will be given to promute the comfort and merit the patronage of those who may fa vor him with a call. SAMUEL W. GRUSH, Proprietor, Nevada, May 8th, 1857.~-32-1f } will be spared to render our } MOUNTAINS, in sonia 1st = Pris ant ne oe oe & CLOHTING. . SAN FRANCISCO. _ “SAAC 8. JOSEPHI, — . 8 Bs & AND WHOLESALE DRALERAN GOODS DRY Dry Goods, JACOB ROSENTHAL, OULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Nevada and Th Saal 3 Ww the surrounding towns that he has purchased the . gE ainins ; Stock of Goods, on MAIN STREET, lately owned by &. Ta TS Ns, Resenthal & Brother, and added to it about $10,000 Worth of Dry Goods}! SILVER AND PLAIZD WARE, CLOCKS, I have on hand the best quality of SUMMER SILKS, . Toots, Watch Materials GlassespF'ancy Goods Plaid Silks: all sorts and colors of Moriantic Silks ; Silk @is. beige sues, Silk Barages, plain and figured; Embrotdered Mantil. Ve, 105 Meonigomery Street, Corner of Jackson, las of all kinds ; the latest styles of Ladies’ and Children’s . a pani oo, Sune 1887 —S7-2m BONNETS, latest styles of French Lawns. CARPETS of : oats =. BERR vie all kinds, from Silk Velvet to lagraia China Matting. Also ck 0 CKERY & G LAS § W A RE a splendid lot of FLOWERS, <A’ EE Gla PSs" Be T shall receive monthly by steamer new Stocks of Goods . direct from New York and Paris which T sell Cheaper than HAVE ONE OF TUE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED Stock of any other Store this side of San Francisco. Ba@" LADIES, give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, —IN CALIFORNIA JACOB ROSENTHAL, MAIN STREET, adjoining Mulfurd’s Banking House. Nevada, May Ist, 1857.—31-tf » ALSTON, J. B, NEWMAN, STILL, SLUSIIRR, ALSTON, NEWMAN & 6O., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CLOTHING & . Gents Furnishing Goods ~ys;oNisminG CURES!! ave tx: wate Seer oe Stee eee . MY VIE CM ESRATED FU OPEAN DR. DAVIS, (Between Broad and Commercial st.) . CANCERS Cared without the knife! ND ARE NOW OPENING A LARGE, WELL SELECTED, . SIGHT Restpred to the Bundt Complete and entire New Stock of Clothing and Gents . ERTS BANISHED! Furnishing Goods, not surpassed . PAINS RELIEVED! BY ANY IN THE MOUNTAINS. HEARING RESTORED . ! To which they call the attention of the Citizens of Ne. Are your LUNGS aifeetod? go at once te DOCT, DAVIS, vada, and Surrounding Country, Our Stock consists of ev. lg ngage epg afnrata 2 seg Serpe “i . y° : x sta ofev:. ga= Private Diskases cured at the first attendance . ery article in that line, from VERY FINE to COARSE. . DR. DAVIS will ta , sf . Particular attention has been paid fn the selection of DR. DANG wilt mot, tale: any dae le. haat BEERS ene ‘ ‘ . of effecting a cure. Goods adapted to this market, . OFFICE—Corner of Commercial and Dupopt Sts., SAN Allow us to say, that we possess all the elements in. pRaNCIsco. 42-2m polut of long residence, thorough and systematic business ——— ou FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c. habits, and being posted on the wants of this MARKET . Wholesale and Retail. will be enabled from time to time to ‘ * ° 1 :

Render Entire Satisfaction hii T. PIDWELL, informs his old customers and e the Public generally, that he has just returned from Suffice it to say—that neither time, attention or exponse . house SECOND TO NONE IN TUE the East and has resumed business at 140 Washington Street, From the arrangements he was enabled to make with soine of the principal Houses in New York and Boston, he will be kept iu constant supply with the Best Goods for this market, and with what he intends to manufacture, will be enabled to fll all orde:s he may be favored with. 2 : He would take this opportunity to inform. those of the vu Pine st, bet. Broad and Com. . Trade that may wish to order direct from the Kast, that he Nevada March 18th 1857,.—7A-tf . is prepared to transmit their orders, and afford them facll. ites to procure any goods they may desire, . SAMPLES OF FURNITURE, Prices Reduced ! . . Looking Glasses and Bedding, with a variety of Upholstery . Goods, such as Plush, Hair Cloth, Webbing, and Lent’s . Patent Spival Springs or Mattrasses, Sofas and Chairs; and A. BLOCK & C 8 oe ene OF OABINET HARDWARE. . Tie will also be in receipt of invoices of Goods, which he . will dispose of ata sinail advance, { de therefore fecla confident to be able to give satisfaey . tion to all those who may be desirous of purchasing, either, . at wholesale or retail, Remember—140 Washington street, San Pranefseo. 46-310 ae eo a 5 ow PTS \() FIRNITORE WA EROOMS. 128 Washington st., San Mrancelsco, Ania order to reduce my Stock, will sell at So sT PRIiEOBSs!:! Mor Cash. 176 Montgomery Strect, SAN FRANCISCO, ©, WHALLEY. 41-3m —Point of Quality, Price, &c. &c. . Our Prices shall be as LOW asthe LOWEST, and Uniform. By strict attention to business, and unceasing efforts . to gecommodate ALL—we hope to merit a share of public patronage, ALSTON, NEWMAN & CO., BEING DESIROUS REDUCING THEIR LARGE STOCK wou SUMMER CLOTHING, OF NATIONAL EXCHANGE. No 34 Broap Srreer, Nevapa. ee ol undersigned late proprietors of the Unitep Starrs Hore, having leased Bleknell’s Block and Landsomely titted it up throughout, are now prepared to accom modate permanent and transient Boarders, in a style unsurpassed in the State, The Table will at all times be supplied with all the va ricties the market affords. The Beds and FPurnttavre are all new and for style and comfort, cannot be excelled, “4 Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation of Ladies and Fannilies, Having had long experience in the business, we are con fident of being able to make the NATIONAL, one of the most desirable Hotels in the mountains This Block is substantially built of Briek, and . withstood the late disastrous fire—the rooms are airy and . well finished, and from the Balconies you have a splendid view of the surrounding country BR7 GUPEN ALL NIGHT “@R The Bar will be under the supervision of Mr, THOMAS . HENRY, WIN and will at all times be supplied with the choicest LIQUORS and CIGARS PEARSON & HEALY, Proprietors, ula, Aug, 20, 1856, 46-tf . BROAD STREET DRUG STORE. Hi. WICKES & CO., sors to W. G. H. ALBAN,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Druas Porcelain W hite, We refer the reader to the Doctor‘’s advertisenjent in another coluinn. Port Wine, Chemicals, Sherry Wine, Dye Stuffs, Madeira Wine, Paints, Fine Brandy, Turpentine, Holland Gin, White Lead, Window Glass, Lard Oil, Medicines, . : , . &@ CERTIPICATE.—I, the undersigned, Governor of . Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. L. J. Czapkay has The Pioneer Crockery Store Ahead !! At the Old Stand, No. 36, Main St. Newada, . served during the contest for Hungarian liberty, as Chief They well understand that . such a job woald not detain us from our peace. ‘ORLNTA = . the 31 day of October, A. . Given ona promissory note dated Feb. Ist, . gned, Jus. Through tickets are furnished, including the transit of the I.thmus Passenger of the U.S sare notified that all tickets for the eteamers Mail 8, 8. Co. must be presented to their agent at Aspinwall for registry and exchange, as they will not otherwi-e be available : ‘ g@e@ Treasure for shipment will be received on board the steamer until 12 o’clock midnight, Monday May 4th No merchandise or freight will be received on board af ter 3 P.M, onthe 4th, anda written order must be procured atthe Company’s office for its shipment. For Freight or passage apply to FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents, . Cor, Sacramento and Leidesdortf sts. A choice of berths on the Atlantic sieamers is seoured by > early purchase of tickets in San Francisco, iingine and Boiler For Sale! — NE TEN HORSE POWER ENGINE AND EIGHTY FLUE turbular upright Boiler with all appendages, in excellent repair and in running order, for sale cheap. Apply to a Ww HENRY MEREDITH, Nevada. . ee WOOD! WOOD!! CORDS OF OAK WOOD, all lengths, for sale. / . . 33 Apply at the CHEAP CASH STORE, head of Broad street, Nevada. 27-tf J. M. HIXSON, FOR SALE! GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE!! VHE undersigned, being de-irous of returning to the Atlantic Statas, offers for sule the following property at BEDUCED PRICES: The IWwew Work Exrotel, With ail the furniture, bed: and bedding, bar fixtures, and every thing complete for carrving on the business of a Hotel, Also, two vacant lot ing the above Motel, and five vacant lots on Commercia) street opposite the Hotel. The Hotet has been establisied since 1853, and has now a good run of business, . For further particulars inquire of the undersigned, on . the premises. TRACY STROUD. . Nevada, Aug. 25th, 1857.—+f. ' UNITED STATES HOTEL!! M. ROSENHEIM, Proprietor. HIS NEW AND SPACIOUS HOTEL, LATELY erected and just completed, in the flourishing town of Hnmbug City, [North Blouom¥eld]) is now . open for the reception of permanent and trancient . Boarders, in a style unsurpassed by any other Hotel in the Mountains. THE TABLE is supplied by all the variety the market affords, and tne Beds and furuiture are entirely new, and as for — and comfort, they cannot be excelled. 4g" Particular attention paid to Ladies and Families-@@ THE BAR will be under the supervision of the gentlemanly proprietor, M. ROSENHEIM, and will at all times . he supplied with the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigarr. + Angust 25th 1857. -—50 tf 1657.—29-if Nevada, April 17 National Exchange Bathing Saloon BARBER SHOP!! Broad St. opposite National Exchange, HOT, COLD, SHOWER AND SULPHUR BATHS !! Twelve Tickets for Baths can be had for Five Dollars {JE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANnounce to the citizens of Nev: that he has fitted up a BATHING SALOON, ON BROAD ST., d and furnished with da and vicinity, The rooms are conveniently arrange every thing necessary to the comfort ofcustomers. Be PRIVATE ROOMS FOR LA DIES 4)-tf H. W. CADY, . SAL: HAAS = = = = = Auctioncer. ~~ AND — COMMIS 10N MERCHANT! PINE ST., CORNER COMMERCIAL, NEVADA. Cash advanced on Consiguments, Out door Sales punctually attended to, DEALER AXD JOBKER IN CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &C. N. B. Sales t any partof the County. attended +7 in I Nevada, June, 23, 1857.—55-3m “TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva3 DA—ss. In District Court of the 4th Judicial District. SOL KOHLMAN vs. HIS CREDITORS, In the ; the petition of sol Kohiman an Insolvent debtor, praying that he inay be allowed to make an ignment of his estate to his creditors and he be discharged from his debts matter of and liabilities, in pursuance of an act of the Iggislature of the State of Califurnia, passed May 4th A. D. 155 . an act for the relief of insolvent debtors, and protection of creditors—Iu pursuance ofan order of the Hon, Niles . Searl:, Judge of the District Court aforesaid. Notiee is entitled . hereby given to the creditors of said insolvent, to be and , . appear before said Judge in Nevada City in open Court, on the 17th day of October A. D. 1857, at 10 o'clock A, M. of that date, then and there to show cause ifany they can, . why an assignment of his estate should not be granted, and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute in such cases made and provided. It i ordered that the Clerk of said Court issue a notice call. ing the Creditors of said Insolvent to bs and appear at the time and place above specified for the purposes above mentioned, and that said notice be published at least thirty . days, ina newspaper printed and published in the City . and County aforesaid. It is further ordered that all pro. ceedings against said insolvent be stayed. By order of . the Hon. Niles Searls District Judge. Witness Rufus Shoemaker Clerk of the District Court . aforesaid, with the seal thereof hereto affixed this Ivth . day of September A. D. 1857. . RUFUS SHOEMAKER, ~ 50-5w Ry Wa. Surra. Deputy. Buckner & Hill, and [lawley, Att’y following specitiLe lon. Board sant to reselution of the near Lost Hill of three hundred thou of good material and weil z. Will lay iron pipe from Reservoir to Methedist Church vad street 8 inch diameter Will lay iron pipe 6 Church down Broad ial street et t il covered, on ir iameter from Methodist Commercial to Broad to Comn —douwn {and duwn Ma » bridge $, Will lay is ada } dinch diameter froma point near treet up to Broad and acro York n pipe sundry on Spring et ruon trom and Broad, from junction of Comme Ip Main at. to vr near, Dr. Uverton’s reside junction of Pine and Commercial up Pine to a point due west of the Court House, from the junetion of Main and of Vine ¢, froma the Cayote streets, up Cayote to Church street. 5. All pipe to be laid not less than two feet deep. . } 6, Will t nts or fire-plugs of suitable size, . iron mold ug the line of pipe as above mentioned t the termini of the 4 inch lateral pi that the same will be from 200 feet to J00 feet apar so as to furnish every portion of the above described sec. tions and streets of the c with an abundant supply of . water at all times when 1 the first plug being at . Womacks. 7. They . on or eand in good working order befort in foo 1 concn r grantees and . filled and »ept filled with, water at all tlmes for extir necegeary to the public ! 3. In consideration of t quired to grant to the t interest the sole and exclusive or its inhabitants with w siready veste others remaining undisturbed, ) the term of twenty years from the said first day of June 1858-—to exempt the aforesaid water works from taxation for city purposes and for the abundant and constant supply of water in and for extinguishing fires in any portion of said city the undersigned shall be paid in monthly instalments annually from the Treasury of said city the sum of fifteen hundred dollars. The foregoing, the undersigned respectfully submit and in due time wiil tender the Hon. Board ample and satisfactory guarantees for the timely and proper performauce on their part, McROBERTS & CO, gned and ir to be y furnished with contract. e foregoing, Nevada City is rezned and their suce i rht of supplying ISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.— The Co-Partnersbip heretofore existing between the . undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent. . Nevada Sept. 24. 1857. HUGH McGILL, FRANK C. CARR. The business will hereafter be carried on by the under. stgned, and all debts contracted by and on account of the . Which the market of San Francisco can afford, and no ex. . late frm from the 20th day of July until the date of dixso. pense or pains will be spared on the part of the Proprietors . parca: 5 . }ution will be eettled by 49-30% FRANK C. CARR ~~ AND = 29 & 51 Fourth st., bet. J& K, Sacramento, . Importers. Manufucturers, Wholesale and Retail = a sa 4 t De DEALERS IN EVERY DESCKIVTION OF FEN ee’ FURNITURE ANG REGO: HAVE NOW INSTORE THE . . OFFER THE SAME AT . . . e construction of } ill construct a Reservoir on or . kind and gallons capacity, ; Ca: treet to bridge—through Vine from . can be sold in the State. Main . 8} ) Hotel on to Commer. i-t Church on Spring street to corner . ial and Main . same to be . A. BLOCK & CO., . LARGEST STOCK, and most . / complete ossortment Of Kieh and . SAM AULTIFUL PURNITURE Corner of Pine and Commercial Strects. c RN ‘ { every olleved in this State, consisting in part of Nevada July 28th 1857.—43-tf . an WALNUT & MAHOGANY PARLOR SETS ; ‘ ODTOMANS, LOUNGES, EASY CHAIRS PUREAUS, SIDEROARDS, WILATNOTS ; “MIRRORS, of alls New Store, New Goods, o— AND — . “Sau setae aco a Ba: OVEICE and KITCHEN FURNITURE, IN PHILADELPHIA STORE, CAA VWARIETY, 54 BROAD STREET, KIDD & KNOX’ NEW BRICK BUILDING — . . Twenty-five per eent. Cheaper than before . . We ast the Fire. j from \ TE take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Neva. . phe ee it 7 iything tmported from the Kast. I he ane oe a 7, oe ig 1 ale, OC Broad ai . ” We have conte on hand, and are in regular receipt *hiladelphia Store is now open at No. 54 Broad St, ° toll and ic lete } iees of go adapted to the inteTh Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, J of fu Land corm leis inveiees of goods adapted We have recently received a large stock of New Goods, . ! which will be sold twenty-five per cent cheape* than ever . ceive befove offered in this market. . The goods are of the best quality, and consist a part aa . follows: ¥ manufetariug from oar native woods, alse tend lorewood, most of Our FINEST FURNITURE, n article superior for strength, durabillfor pnd cor vie, Wiotesele cealers we would say, your orders will ree as forme dy, our earefuland prompt attention, dobre JONAS G, CLARK & CO. CRT TR RET ersA TA Stas Ktoam Refinod . French and English Merinos, all colors, . French and Scotch Plaids, all woool, Plain and figured Pe Laine, Alapaca, Bombazine also French Gingham, . Swiss Muslin, Jaconet and cross-bar, in great quantity . ' ye Silkks.eyMarrantique, Maid, Main, and Changs CANDY MANUFACTORYI NO, 33 MONTCOMERY STREET, rf n Bush and Sutier streets, med establishment takes numerous friends and ‘ e . . Dress Goods.—French and American Calicu, . . } Surgeon in the Hungarian army, with faiti ful perseverence, WHERE MAY BE FOUND THE BEST ASSORT Red Lead, m latest and rishest styies;) also any color of Pi e e mple of t Whereof I havegiven to him this certificate, and do recomgst of Gooda ever offered in this . Lithargee, Sperm Gil, Mantillas.Silk, Satin and Fur. of every deseription PIC cS et = i. mend him to the sympathy, attention and protection of all “Market, Which I will sell for Cash Brushes, Polar Oil, . Vietorin Winter BonnetsLeghorn, Split straw, Fe Wik aed those who are capable to appreciate patriotic self-sacrifice, if cheave t thu any other house Alcohol, Fish ail, Silk and Satin Riding Hats, Girls bjats and Boys Hsts, ‘ r; ' ©) frow Stewart's and undeserved misfortune. KOSS TH LAJOS, j ‘ dare offer’ them. Saree, > ; : er ou, ‘ey Opera Dresses very rich styles. 18 he impe 7 fmself, aud all Gosurner of Hanaery. ; TV Ue avin: said Pearl Brandy, Neats Poot Oit, Table Covers.<-Worsted and Linen, of allkinds, i are of the finest Wnvor, and ibe Washington City, Jan, 6th, 1852 re Doz Bar and Ta b : pie _ E wt De : : yes, Tapioca, : por, Medicines, CarpetseThree Ply, Brussels, Ingrain, Velvet, all ; ar eit vartet? ae ‘eiibe artiine Cut and Pressed Dec an ‘ s) rui ishes . Canary Sec i * ry umery, ! colors. ara ot “s 4 nde wad 3 anions eee So Sa winds pies" ery wr ion, din “ig ou, ; ee Extracts, Matting.Large quantities, from 4-4 to 6-4, cheap. nufactare of Candies too nu s s . ’ : } vei arict ) on Stoneware, Cope "ary Nye i ‘oths nta an hupes 1 » ps tment of Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s Line, Sree Seen or ahabap Pale Culley hase Yorwin Hees Pais Preah hy gee aap nse inet cies own ARE ce oo of seven years in the business i _ a) SABES es ping : CAs La yar : ay tum, rouge all colors A : FOR PANAMA lvory ‘Table and Dessert Knives Coach Varnteh Sarsaparilla i this cits ie fivet Confectioner on the PaIvory iable and ert ani ey rs H arnieh, oa Wu . . We call especial attention to our large assortment of the 7 1 at 2 j Connecting via PANAMA RAILROAD, Plated Spoons and Forks, a gre dante Sane Dansar Varnish, Webber's Cordial, . heaviest kind of White Macinac Blankets, and Quijts al rahapaasy Sect hc nmr ” we i tg, “ . With the Steamers of the U. S. Mail Steamship ComBrittania Pitchers and Castors, a great variety, Pulty, ; Cherry J celoral, . all kinds of Mlannels for family use. ad i il favor him w eir i rit + Aapineall Camphene and Oi] side and Hanging Lamps, Zine Pain Wistar’s Balsam Embroideries, Edging and Lace, the richest style on) vai peny, at Aspinwall, Chandeliers and in fact, everything pertaining to . Together with a ¢ eral and complete assortment of all . and we eall especial attention to them pr ie ag sh ‘Pe yp og ap ree vb Pe . ---: TUE CROCKERY TRADE, articles in our line, which will be sold at prices as low as att ieke . ik pense than formerly, so . ¢ & j . TUCHEST 8 20 L1O1D ! {DK EI eye r ! 1) at « wasenl . . ror NEW YORK & NEW ORLEANS DIRECT Also, Canphene and Burning Fluid, by the Case, Can or . they can be afforded in the mountains . THR RICHEST FrLe OF ero les u ve garth varianrn t @ in er scll at a much lower figure than here—_—-—— Gallon, always on hand, and for SALE CHEAP FOR hysicians preseriptions carefully compounded . 1,000 PIECES IRISH LINEN, at all prices De . " y Stree . CASH. { DR. H. WH. WICKES & CO, . Damask.esilk and Worsted of all colors. ; hing th Departure from Vallejo Street Wharf Be Recoliect the place, 36, Main Street. oe Corner of Broad and Tine streets Cotton.—Bieached Muslin, 4-4-10. cheaper than has . 40" Y Nd stock of 4 , TRICE N . 50-tf D. CRITTENDEN, Nevada, June 24th, 1856,—42-tf i ever before been solid vs onident they cannot fail to please the THE MAGNIFICENT STEAMSHIP yo ae " , serene a at 2 it ee 5 Slexander’s Kidd Gloves; also Silk Gloves and Silk Mits, viele té rai a a = . . +. Onn ‘ eres hl x r ; a " . I . adies’ Shoes and Gaiters, of all kind \ b be nt of Stic Lumps and DrGe I 4 I IEIN G yas al OF BOO . & SHO Kk Ss . On Dy ! SPECIAL ELECTION. iad + are invited to call and snaneiens our Goods, and . tug ett ae se ie nia Be FAG eked FAULT «05 okdcnlns's wine 9.44: ae . Commander, ON COMMERCIAL STRE ] 5 ACCORDANCE with the provisions of an act, to “sup. ascertain our prices, before purchasing elsewhere. Com ' lading Poh erdy dl ; Fee 1, pearled and Will leave Vallejo street. Wharf for Panama, wth U. 8. (Next Door below Keeney’s Hardware Store.) ply the City of Nevada with water, and to protect the . gg. Remember the Number,—Philadelphia Dry Good ' ’ 4 Nadie aie pie wane CorMails, J’assengers, and Treasure. MVE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED AN_EN . City against fire pa i April Oth, 1857, a Special Elec. S/ore. No. 54 Broad Street, Kidd & Knox's Brick Building. Sai t cyt at Re sig av iankes MONDAY, Sept. 2st, nt 12 ovelock, M, rely new Sleck of BOOTS, SHOES, BHO. tion wil be held on Wodnestay, Sept. 2Otb, 1807, fr the 18, 1 haiaae S. es, Almenl apr ier e 8 naplerss ro sANS J ORS, ke. ke., consisting of every va. apy tion of the fol proposition Jose fovea. Kia) 16) 2688, Ret } andy, &e, at oO cents, Punctually. . 1 i + oe ~ make up a sap liens ist shalt wis! vote for the pr sil deposit a ballot . ee Enea eres Cerne “goaraneemamensl ‘ J n-sortment of Brench Candles, pik! Pr aye r a ie dp " > ¢ ’ ‘ ‘ ee . Pi . Mere + ‘ « t fa w to quality — © § ' w rds “For the ¢ et,” written or printed up. Hats! Fashionable Hats!! Rha oaeterhf : Meg Passengers by the ?. M. 8. Co’s Line are landed on egy rst Class Boot and Shoe Stere . ! sell . on it se Wishing to vote ust it, will deposit a ballot . JTF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE A NICE GENILEL, FASH: . . e irarling public ts invited ta examine their arrivals at Panama upon the wharf at the railroad . on the most favorable terins possible.” Ashe has made with the word ain ritten or printed ionable Hat, call at Bah kof Candies, comprising everything ta terminus, by the Company’s steam ferry boat, and pro ianavy arvandementa to receive now supplies weekly, he . Upenit. The Polls will be< Brick Building. . £0L. KOHLMAN’S, eos “eb ee jess ‘ * cee. imme «liate ly hy cxieeta io tn atta 0 all ft ta gi fell oor pen i be corner of Broa 1 and 1 ne lock A. M. and . : 45 Main Street, } ha te i it 1 ie 7 . ie to j on hinge ee Railroad Acrossthe Isthmus. with the best and most fashionable rtieles to be found in . Tmatn epen till Hab ve ; i Sh Me Ata . 29-tt opposite Am’ Exchange ; ' ahapeirh we lor YOUrseL Ves, AP 5 sciesmalbntd To Aspi . ac is aaa dh “pe re orn a beeen! ey oaaeeet ed Inspector, and Geo, I. hee Judges . tra‘ ion +t powithy Aa mo! ey : as eo oe ‘ tee hex aprnitchstwec New Yi rk poet ee 1 thee ie i 1 1} repaired t rd of the Election. Byo . vy ta Qi 2668 — aay” / the numler--33 MONTGOMERY ST,, oO, are always AGINESS (TO Ce 5 em vew o wots and Shoes made anc »paired to order, . = } “ ] the ‘an Fyancisec or New Orleans. aw” All work coming from this shop, giving way with he . . Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, on Bush ga 500 PVG yay fo wp i Passengers for New Orleans proceed by direct steamer . out doing reasonable amount of service, will be mended A. 43 fe Ci : ' ont ATR we . } : t} tte ke It from Aspinwall, Free of Charge. ‘ 4 ada Witla water r a Ce ‘ * . N. B. Alt orders from the country promptly attended te, = ’ &. MAYERS, sed April 29th M A ¢ , i q [ ™ re ~~} q © P an is delivered in any part of the city, or at aye A Pane ‘ 4 at ae > 48-3m FAVING established ourselves in the above business w H are now prepared todo all kinds of CASTING wi and despateh We have tools superior to those of . ny other Foundry in the Mountains, and patterns for all . nds of Sawmill and Quartz-mill Machinery, ’umps, and Wheels from 8 to 15 inches in diameter, Iron Fronts . for Brick Buildings, Baleony nad Awning Posts, &c. We . Vy will also build STEAM ENGINES of all kinda, from 8 to 40 . i BEACH’S PEACHES!! AT S. W. McABLEE’S, Broad Street, UNDER THE DEMOCKAT OFFICE, NEVADA, THERE BEACH'S MARYSVILLE PEACHJ ol the most lucious flavor, and large size, are re. newline horse power. We have now on hand an 8 or 10 horse pow. eeived daily and to. ale atthe lowest wholesale price, . er Engine, just completed, which we will sell as cheap as . I uatatn dealers will be sapplied at the ORCHARD . PRICES, with simply freight added, Bakers, Hotels, . Res. aurants, ar umnili ipplied with PIE ESSER Everything ts New, & Warranted Perfect! tats ‘go ye J lies supplied with Pik and DESSERT aa ‘aha wy IW, Having THRER LARGE LATHES in running order, we can . bd on? >? ' " ‘4 . fill orders quicker than any other sbop in the mountains, Come one! Come allieand buy of McABEB, the best leaches olfevedin this If necessavy, they will be Any one wanting work done will do well to call and ex-. ~ aa “fee +g pi vite amine our extensive lot of PATTERNS, he woe OY bap eenige a W. 4 SABEE. Avent WH. AM Orders Punctually Attended lo» =G% 4g-tf ~each’a Naw Envland Orchard, T. J. WILLIAMS, ee initia Bsa . D. THOM, . WHAT CHEER HOUSE! . 98-t¢—-8me A iaeasag } Opposite Natloval Exchange, Proprietors, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. . JUST RECEIVED AT THE . . NEVADA SHOE STORE. . Commercial Street, Next Door Below Landecker’s. A Large and Splendid Assortment of PF ci MRS. H. ADAMS, would respectfully an{ina nounce to the eitizens of Nevada, and vicinity, +H . nd the traveling public, that she has recently 44 fitted up the above House, and is prepared to acnodate Boarders, Lodgers and Trancieut Customers, in style, has been taken to fit up . the best Great care comfortable rooms and beds, for the accommodation of lodgers. FF. HOOK. would respect—. THES TABLE, will be loaded with the choicest vi<e lly inform his old customers and the 4] ands in the mar’ et, and no expense or pains will be spared public, that he has recently purchased a large and we’ to plewse the patrons of the He 46-tf . sorted stock of BOOTS & SHOES and has RE-OVE pss store on Commercial Street, (next door below Landecker’s . eo D ® i. A B A S$ S$ E . Ss Brick Store) where he will be happy to serve all who may B 1 ' Bank Exchange!! give him a call > has a full stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ SHOES, Gents j ~ We aad GATIEA igen so pen ne hry Corner of Main and Flame Streets, NORTH SAN JUAN, Fine BOOTS and GAITERS, and a splendid assortment of MINING BOOTS, constantly on hand. . REPAIRING done on the shortest notice, { PTHIs SPLENDID SALOON, Laving been recently refitted The Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada, are respectfully ii in. the , le, is naw open tor the accom. modetion of the } heeriber wili ke happy at fall times to moet his friends and the public gene. invited to call and examine my stock, . rally 1 int atiention to business, he is confident of . Aug. 26th,—47-tf. . Coryer or Broan any Prive S1s., Foruerzy U, 8. Hoter, plage of te-ert in the mountains, . . . . Ladies and Misses Boots & Shoes, . OF THE LATEST STYLE. J. mos L sty ut J, F. HOOK. at alltimes be the best VES & CIGARS, that the market affords, LIQUORS AT WHOLESALE. HARRINGTON & PATTERSON, > oh bie A OULD MOST RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THEIR . " *" friends and the public, that they have taken the New Brick Building, corner of Broad and Ping Streets, on . corn A. D, LABASSE. the site of the old U. S$. Hotel, and fitted it up asa SA-} ~~~ Sah we ee LOON, in a style unsurpassed for elegance and comfort, i € Lime !! Lime!!! and are prepared for ali who may favor them with a call. . wrepn yeh The Billard Tables wili be found equal to any ia) IN ER ms the State, and those who delight in this pleasant gaie, will find this Saloon well adapted to enjoy it. . . Valley. a The Bar will at all times be supplied with the best . whores LIQUORS AND SEGARS bs Sr (O CONTRACTORS ANDBUILDined always bas a good supply on Land ~son «cl ¢reek, nine miles below Grass seid at the Kilasor delivered else‘OF ELARS PER TONE s)bd well te call or address, before lew Wnere ue ? EDWARD UCS.QN, Agent to make this a popular and agreeable place of resort. ; “1 ' werad an M3. 1857 ie i tf 43-3m* for Culver’s Lime Kiln, Gras Valley , ty 43, Jon*y