April 15, 1861 (4 pages)

o g c we FashEY; Y's. r new, Y’s. Y’s resses. } to 60 ¥’S. go to Y’s. Y’S rs, and Diaper 8, at x6. or CotY¥’S. v's. 4 a 3 momentary absence of the proprietor. These ar change, amounting to some $24. It is somea great public benefit, but would deter’sthers © sixty feet deep, the rope broke when the tub ~ got to within six feet from the top, striking Mr. V ., who was at the bottom, on the head . ' ~~ toil, dopliguh ue cuanto, id tr fr »* Ant the doer of the cabin of ‘Mr. Nicholas Shingle, ® miner, who lives near the Eagle ‘Siw Mill, 4nd after knocking Mr. 8. on the head with a pistol, and ordeting him to lie atill, the miseteants ‘proceeded to search the cabin. They found. some fifteen dollars — all the money Mr, 8. hadwhich they took. They then tied him to his bed and departed. After " working a couple of hours Mr. 8. extricated . himéelf, He. did not” ‘recognize any of ‘the or “CPPOd last Saturday, the till of M. a Saloon, on Broad street, was rifled of some twelve dollats which it eoutained, during the thieves watch their chances very closely. ~_ (3 T'we Irishmen, on the way to their dig Saturday night last, by three highwaymen, who forced them to hand’ over their loose . what strange that after the repeated robberies _of this kind which have taken place in the “suburbs of Nevada, men going out of the. town in the night, do not carry a pistol ready. cocked in their hands. The shooting of one or two of these scoundrels would not only be from similar attempts, — ne en AccIDENTS.— Mr. John Veasey, whilst sinking a shaft on the claims of Collins & Co., on Rock Creek, near Turner’s mill, was dangerously injured, on Friday afternoon’ last. As the bucket, full of earth, was being beisted ~ from, thé bottom of the shaft, which was and shoulders, and crushing him to the earth. ‘Little hope is entertainéd of his recovery. ta” A bank of earth caved on Mr. Samuel Steele, on Thursday: last,"while working in ‘aome hydraulic diggings, near Caldwell’s saw masa, but his companions soon shuiced him out. When oxtricated it wasjfound that his collar bone was broken and his:body badly bruised. His mani: are not considered mortal. cr aA Chinanisn was killed, on the South Yuba, near Mr. Webber's Bridge, on Friday last.;, He was at work under the bank of the river, when a bowlder detached’ itself from the bank, falling on the poor Celestial’s head, thereby putting a sudden and violent stop on his further consumption of rice. ~~Fuentrs.—A. chap, with a brick in his hat, madé himself obnoxious to some individual, on Broad street, yesterday morning, and was: knocked down. When he got up his eye exhibited such signs of mourning, that it was hard to tell it from a piece of diseased liver. He must have been hit with brass knuckles. , CePA mysterious noise, suggestive of something tragic, was heard to issue from Ah Sing’s wash house, on Commercial street, near Main. Some of the neighbors, on, looking in from the rear. of the house saw, that the disturbance arose from. Mr. and Mrs. Ah Sing being in ‘the act of settling some little family difference—scratching, biting.and hair pulling, being the arguments used. They desisted, thinking it was the police, but after. a while, thinking that everything was quiet, ‘and there was no danger of intrusion, they renewed the fun. As the woman isa Chinese virago, and had, in the first set-to, proved herself a match for her opponent, the neigh. bora let them rip, and the way they did go it would have excited the admiration of the. famous Kilkenny cats, had they seen it before they themselves tought tiat celebrated battle in which their narratives were all that . . was left. Unfortunately, the police came and spoiled the sport by threatening to break open the door. At this the Celestial couple scampered out the back way. Next morning, the bunches ‘of hair scattered around and a woman’s false queue, which Lokalitums picked ap, told the tail of the previous night's conflict. ~ oe Orposirion.—Jim. MeCue will resume his indeperident stage line, between Nevada and Marysville about the Ist of May. This will afford an excellent opportunity to_ visit San Froacisco, during this beautiful weather, for the low price of $5. To Marysville, by McCue’s line, $3,.to. Sacramento by steamboat $1, then take the beautiful steamer Newae be ten, Frepeee Sle oes 08 had beaten the Eatiee an hour Keednteond Or; : Sacramento. i . vs. Kraft—Demmurrer Pai ‘with leave gigi, Were stopped néat” Cayotteville, on} He was completely buried under the ee . Goose Lake country, in the northern part, of Bilipeowe was brought? into boat, was one dollar in the cabin anda quar. ter of a dollar on deck, the Nevada having . ’ the preference, . The ‘twa gallant steamers, . both. of California baild, went off'in. & splen. Bagi «= basen pete with the Nevada. “The fitre, ae ae = Tareaney Stan Rev 2 “vm or did style, much to the detight of the immense crowd of spectators. Capt. Kidd received . } a telegraphic dispatch frow Capt. Phillips, . tale yesterday, which~ stated that the Nevada ~~ Disrricr Glee ces {ath--Gasotiin “May et. ‘ah ve. Hotaling Motion for new trial overruled. Hogadora va, Cad et al.—Decree of fore: closure and order for sale entered-— Jollicour vs. Van Hagan‘et al slipewer red to answer overruled, and--motion, to strike-out a portion granted. ‘Thos. Edwards ve. His Creditore—Final decree of insolvency entered. Richardson ve, Richardson—Additional time given to file affidavits. TPN pti forecltsure and ofeale entered. Court adjourned until Monday the 22nd. ‘Vecaabuaien oF INTENTIONS.~—Jacob Jepsen; and Carl Ferdinand Lund, natives of Denmark, last Saturday, in the Clerk's office, filed their declarations of intention to become citizens of the United States. Nevapa TerRrTorY —The following: arficle, regarding this Territory, in from the Territorial Enterprise published at Virginia . eae City, and. will be found wortby of persual. Will Nevada ever become a State? We hear this question asked on every side, and variably—answer— Yes! We will” briefly. state our reasons for so believing. The TerSitors of Nevada has within its-limits almust as great a variety of soil and elimate as the ‘State of California: It extends north and south parallel with that State ; and the difference between the climate of Trinity and Los Angeles is about equal to that between the Nevada Territory, and the Monave and Colorado, in thesou ern part. Within the limits, stated, there is every variety offoil, adapted to the cultivation of nearly all the products that-are raised in California. Nevada Territory has generally been considered a desert waste, possessing no importance except such.asits mineral wealth has givenit. Such ideas have been formed upon very superficial . e surveys of our new Territory. Commencing at the southern portion of our Territory upon its western pretense and continuing northward to the Orcgon ine; there is a continued series of fertile valleys, of which Carson, Washoe and Honey Lake valleys are samples. The valleys north and south of those named are equally fertile, and only await their _settlement. to prove our assertions correct. Eastard from the cordon of valleys alluded to, the entire.country, with the exception of some few desert wastes, is another series of fertile valleys. Even now, parties lately arrived from the Humboldt state that the grass is six inches-in height, and the cattle in that section are in splendid condition. The Daily Mail Route, in Jependently of the minerals to be found there, will cause that portion of the Territory to be speedily se In the second place, we believe that our As-the Indians are driven back or subdued, we haveevery reason to suppose that the entire range of mountains.one hundred miles eastward of that on which is situated the Comstock-and other leads, known. to be rich, will be found to contain inexhaustible mines of the various precious metals, which it will require a — population of thousande tp there are enough minea already diecavered, and enough known about the agricultural resources of the Territory, to warrant. that in two years our immigration will exceed the population of Kansas at the time of its admission as a State. The population of the]: Territory at the present time cafiipt be far from 20,000 souls, and the prophecy. that. it will be doubled during the next year would not be an extravagant prediction. The immigration for that time Pal be in an inereasd ratio, for, as we have before stated, we ye the immense mineral resources are as yet but imperfectly understood. During the coming season, as pa chs no ar ice of i thane gg a , the Be oe will oe re “Recta th other cimighais other States or Territories in all the greatness. a “ That’s the rock on which we split,” more, . prietor,. The lame, and all who are in the halt, Marlette vs. Watts and Lends—Decree of mineral wealth is but-partially undesrtood. . asteloy! But if we were to admit that the country eastward is. but the barren waste some assert, we still maintain that . gists. elementa. of . as the man said to his wife. when asked toj ‘Tickets 81m HEALTH” Sorcuetacen es ond proof of its efficacy. Those: who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its pee ey og gum deren eran yarn edgments to the enterprising and scientific proany way can rely upon being quickly . in and permanently benefitted by using DR. apoL-. PHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC ConpIAL and HeaLTn RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by mi2-6m ‘ Dr, KENT. Agent, Nevada. Divine Service Sunday. Pastors at the Methodist ‘Onureh, on 'Broad street, at 11 A. M., and 73% PL M.-® . cocataonse Catholic’ Charen, i, Ralton, Fes, r3 a aiic on street, service at 9 dee td Baptist CHurcu—Rey. at the ed ¥ P.M. “teaca ‘Gunvicn—Rey, John Chittenden Pastor ; at the Brick Ch bt frente Pr. g ? i os Masons, Kereta Tada, No. 13~—Meets ‘ice Hall, on a iy 8 mite ev Satu: evening.— cach mo tats second Toneurda he ‘south. A A. GC. Niles, Master, J. F. me poor’ R. A.Cha) y ge Nos 6—Regular communications first Mon “~ evening of each month. a P. Hawley; gh Priest; J. F. Rudolph, Nevada r, No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. all corner of ugto every ‘tuesday evening, at their oid and Pin Pix tes D. 8. Tallman, N. G.; Broad e streets. J. W. Chinn, V.G. Rndlependent Order of Knig or. Nevada Camp, No.30—Regular meet “Wye Wednesday ev > at ear ma H —— C. R.; .F. Bean, Sec’y. ; Sons of Temperance, eae Sierra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets ever Saturday eveuing, at Temperance Hall. E. F. Calon fenge Noes, (Good'T ) n ¥ o emplars) meet a t Shay oa Gambie, W. 0.1; Geo. 8. Watson, W Ee Dr. 0. V. Girard’s Ginger Brandy. W. B. CROWELL, JR., {NEW YORK, AGENT FOR “The United States and Canada. \HIS CELEBRATED PREPARATION» was discovered and extensively used during the pro 8 of the Cholera in London_ in’ 1832, and since then in the Unyted State.» In 1849-50, while the disease was spreading over the Southern end Western States, it was found to be a reliable and certain cure. As only the very best. articles are used, and frem its peculiar combination, it possesses in a highd the properties of a stomachic stimu. lent. It is recommended FOR COLIC, CRAMPS, DIARRHGA, FLATULENCY, SPASMS OF THE TOMACH and BOWELS, Affording immediate relief, Dyspepsia, Atonic Gout, promotes Digestion, ehecks and prevents Nausea, and is a eertain cure for Sea Sickness. Asa Bitters it is unequaled in the world. Iga htful, pleasant, and healthy beverage and is pa y recommended to Litespeed . to the weather or a changeable climate. No Family or Traveler should be without it. NoT&.+Purchasers will please notice the signature, without which none is ae IRARD, No. 110 Piccadilly, London. For eale by all the principal Grocers and Drug 8. C SHAW, San Francisco, Agent for California. R. ih inks sen si} the National Ex: e Saloon, is the authorized Agent Aor Nevada, for the sale of the above rotaged + Ht can be nad in quantities to suit 4 LADIES” CHARITABLE at et TO COME OFF. : OM WEDNESDAY, May 14th, 1861. InsT P ZE—One mer seweled, & diamond ATCH Chain, ete. ES ee tenet conte oa a he seen, for the preSots 8, suIDER ‘at 3, > hada he ean be Wm. ©. Groves; ‘Ux . , Nos, 10 and 12, gating a ty. pat, Spe at lt a semblies first and t ‘Thursdays: ofeach month . Charles Marsh, ecncaryueras Sed . F. Rudelph, Recorder. : Oaa Fellows é Ougtomah Lodge, No. 16— r meetings rar UNDERTAKING. wu: Bernt ROUX & BAe cee A$ BILLIARD TABI CHEAP J@HN’S. FeR YOuR RAIMENT. Mevetins Apri 2, 1861-tf JEROME HL COOK, cigty BILL POSTER. PRICES FOR BILI BILL POSTING : eT eet Ememrenes st treeverss te y Two-sheet enone bedab erie evee y Oneshot Posters. additional fifty..+.+ eccovevesoses *, Half-sheet Posters. wenves Each additional fifty. Pprer rer ee he Soesver oh Posters. . ciadeeneuene ‘ D juting Programmes, ete. (per 300). > Orders left at the city Printing Offices receive prompt attention. ji2eCeoreoee oe ‘ SSSSSs8ss a UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. HE undersigned would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have completed a fine bathing House, a.tached to their well known establishment, where the public can be accommo dated with Baths at all tincs They also keep eonstantly on hand ‘‘ Dr. Genning’s Reproduetor, § celebrated for its medical powers over the human Hair. It pyc eradicates dandruff and keeps the hair from tu grey. CRFUMERY—A. ine & assortmenit on ean: LAMPE & BRKO.,°64 Broad sti ect 820-tf A. BLOCK, 8, FURTH,_E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ET C. NEVADA. RUSSELL MILL DUCK, From No, 1-0 to 12-0, FOR HYDRAULIC MINING! ¥ “MANUF. Rhee 2 Sa ie MAIN STREET, Opposite Mulford & Drugs, Paints, Oil, ee Stained nt Chemicals, — bei i Patent Medic rere, na i A fall supply always on — pe nome aA ot a . Gashi delivered Free ofcharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada.WOOD-—OF all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. a3-tf WALL & NEWMAN, « (Successors to J. 8. Wall,) No. 65 Broad Street, Nevada HOLESALE AND RET. DEAL ERSinG Provisions, sewn, Tools, » Bar'ey Ay heat end roun ; 85-1f : WALL & NEWMAN. T. ELLARD. BEANS,. , 52 Broad Street, “WHOLESALE AND BkTAL,.DRALER IN LA ‘ %° Goods deliv~ ed Free of ig Nevada, Sept. 6 -tf F. MANSELL, IGN i out iret Nevada ne PAIN or fe Oo.'s Brick eae Se ore ‘OUSE PAINTING de. ke. At the teotot ELEVATOR MULL: W*ARENOW PREPARED TO Dm SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF At the Market ‘Rates, October 3-tf —'T. W. COLBUEE, Agent. Break Seteet. Market. tse Nevada sib Groceries & Provisions. Ee a i ag an 2 a yi ia a

o g c we FashEY; Y's. r new, Y’s. Y’s resses. } to 60 ¥’S. go to Y’s. Y’S rs, and Diaper 8, at x6. or CotY¥’S. v's. 4 a 3 momentary absence of the proprietor. These ar change, amounting to some $24. It is somea great public benefit, but would deter’sthers © sixty feet deep, the rope broke when the tub ~ got to within six feet from the top, striking Mr. V ., who was at the bottom, on the head . ' ~~ toil, dopliguh ue cuanto, id tr fr »* Ant the doer of the cabin of ‘Mr. Nicholas Shingle, ® miner, who lives near the Eagle ‘Siw Mill, 4nd after knocking Mr. 8. on the head with a pistol, and ordeting him to lie atill, the miseteants ‘proceeded to search the cabin. They found. some fifteen dollars — all the money Mr, 8. hadwhich they took. They then tied him to his bed and departed. After " working a couple of hours Mr. 8. extricated . himéelf, He. did not” ‘recognize any of ‘the or “CPPOd last Saturday, the till of M. a Saloon, on Broad street, was rifled of some twelve dollats which it eoutained, during the thieves watch their chances very closely. ~_ (3 T'we Irishmen, on the way to their dig Saturday night last, by three highwaymen, who forced them to hand’ over their loose . what strange that after the repeated robberies _of this kind which have taken place in the “suburbs of Nevada, men going out of the. town in the night, do not carry a pistol ready. cocked in their hands. The shooting of one or two of these scoundrels would not only be from similar attempts, — ne en AccIDENTS.— Mr. John Veasey, whilst sinking a shaft on the claims of Collins & Co., on Rock Creek, near Turner’s mill, was dangerously injured, on Friday afternoon’ last. As the bucket, full of earth, was being beisted ~ from, thé bottom of the shaft, which was and shoulders, and crushing him to the earth. ‘Little hope is entertainéd of his recovery. ta” A bank of earth caved on Mr. Samuel Steele, on Thursday: last,"while working in ‘aome hydraulic diggings, near Caldwell’s saw masa, but his companions soon shuiced him out. When oxtricated it wasjfound that his collar bone was broken and his:body badly bruised. His mani: are not considered mortal. cr aA Chinanisn was killed, on the South Yuba, near Mr. Webber's Bridge, on Friday last.;, He was at work under the bank of the river, when a bowlder detached’ itself from the bank, falling on the poor Celestial’s head, thereby putting a sudden and violent stop on his further consumption of rice. ~~Fuentrs.—A. chap, with a brick in his hat, madé himself obnoxious to some individual, on Broad street, yesterday morning, and was: knocked down. When he got up his eye exhibited such signs of mourning, that it was hard to tell it from a piece of diseased liver. He must have been hit with brass knuckles.. , CePA mysterious noise, suggestive of something tragic, was heard to issue from Ah Sing’s wash house, on Commercial street, near Main. Some of the neighbors, on, looking in from the rear. of the house saw, that the disturbance arose from. Mr. and Mrs. Ah Sing being in ‘the act of settling some little family difference—scratching, biting.and hair pulling, being the arguments used. They desisted, thinking it was the police, but after. a while, thinking that everything was quiet, ‘and there was no danger of intrusion, they renewed the fun. As the woman isa Chinese virago, and had, in the first set-to, proved herself a match for her opponent, the neigh. bora let them rip, and the way they did go it would have excited the admiration of the. famous Kilkenny cats, had they seen it before they themselves tought tiat celebrated battle in which their narratives were all that . . was left. Unfortunately, the police came and spoiled the sport by threatening to break open the door. At this the Celestial couple scampered out the back way. Next morning, the bunches ‘of hair scattered around and a woman’s false queue, which Lokalitums picked ap, told the tail of the previous night's conflict. ~ oe Orposirion.—Jim. MeCue will resume his indeperident stage line, between Nevada and Marysville about the Ist of May. This will afford an excellent opportunity to_ visit San Froacisco, during this beautiful weather, for the low price of $5. To Marysville, by McCue’s line, $3,.to. Sacramento by steamboat $1, then take the beautiful steamer Newae be ten, Frepeee Sle oes 08 had beaten the Eatiee an hour Keednteond Or; : Sacramento.. i . vs. Kraft—Demmurrer Pai ‘with leave gigi, Were stopped néat” Cayotteville, on} He was completely buried under the ee . Goose Lake country, in the northern part, of Bilipeowe was brought? into boat, was one dollar in the cabin anda quar. ter of a dollar on deck, the Nevada having . ’ the preference, . The ‘twa gallant steamers, . both. of California baild, went off'in. & splen. Bagi «= basen pete with the Nevada. “The fitre, ae ae = Tareaney Stan Rev 2 “vm or did style, much to the detight of the immense crowd of spectators. Capt. Kidd received . } a telegraphic dispatch frow Capt. Phillips, . tale yesterday, which~ stated that the Nevada ~~ Disrricr Glee ces {ath--Gasotiin “May et. ‘ah ve. Hotaling Motion for new trial overruled. Hogadora va, Cad et al.—Decree of fore: closure and order for sale entered-— Jollicour vs. Van Hagan‘et al slipewer red to answer overruled, and--motion, to strike-out a portion granted. ‘Thos. Edwards ve. His Creditore—Final decree of insolvency entered. Richardson ve, Richardson—Additional time given to file affidavits. TPN pti forecltsure and ofeale entered. Court adjourned until Monday the 22nd. ‘Vecaabuaien oF INTENTIONS.~—Jacob Jepsen; and Carl Ferdinand Lund, natives of Denmark, last Saturday, in the Clerk's office, filed their declarations of intention to become citizens of the United States. Nevapa TerRrTorY —The following: arficle, regarding this Territory, in from the Territorial Enterprise published at Virginia . eae City, and. will be found wortby of persual. Will Nevada ever become a State? We hear this question asked on every side, and variably—answer— Yes! We will” briefly. state our reasons for so believing. The TerSitors of Nevada has within its-limits almust as great a variety of soil and elimate as the ‘State of California: It extends north and south parallel with that State ; and the difference between the climate of Trinity and Los Angeles is about equal to that between the Nevada Territory, and the Monave and Colorado, in thesou ern part. Within the limits, stated, there is every variety offoil, adapted to the cultivation of nearly all the products that-are raised in California. Nevada Territory has generally been considered a desert waste, possessing no importance except such.asits mineral wealth has givenit. Such ideas have been formed upon very superficial . e surveys of our new Territory. Commencing at the southern portion of our Territory upon its western pretense and continuing northward to the Orcgon ine; there is a continued series of fertile valleys, of which Carson, Washoe and Honey Lake valleys are samples. The valleys north and south of those named are equally fertile, and only await their _settlement. to prove our assertions correct. Eastard from the cordon of valleys alluded to, the entire.country, with the exception of some few desert wastes, is another series of fertile valleys. Even now, parties lately arrived from the Humboldt state that the grass is six inches-in height, and the cattle in that section are in splendid condition. The Daily Mail Route, in Jependently of the minerals to be found there, will cause that portion of the Territory to be speedily se In the second place, we believe that our As-the Indians are driven back or subdued, we haveevery reason to suppose that the entire range of mountains.one hundred miles eastward of that on which is situated the Comstock-and other leads, known. to be rich, will be found to contain inexhaustible mines of the various precious metals, which it will require a — population of thousande tp there are enough minea already diecavered, and enough known about the agricultural resources of the Territory, to warrant. that in two years our immigration will exceed the population of Kansas at the time of its admission as a State. The population of the]: Territory at the present time cafiipt be far from 20,000 souls, and the prophecy. that. it will be doubled during the next year would not be an extravagant prediction. The immigration for that time Pal be in an inereasd ratio, for, as we have before stated, we ye the immense mineral resources are as yet but imperfectly understood. During the coming season, as pa chs no ar ice of i thane gg a , the Be oe will oe re “Recta th other cimighais other States or Territories in all the

greatness. a “ That’s the rock on which we split,” more, . prietor,. The lame, and all who are in the halt, Marlette vs. Watts and Lends—Decree of mineral wealth is but-partially undesrtood. . asteloy! But if we were to admit that the country eastward is. but the barren waste some assert, we still maintain that . gists. elementa. of . as the man said to his wife. when asked toj ‘Tickets 81m HEALTH” Sorcuetacen es ond proof of its efficacy. Those: who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its pee ey og gum deren eran yarn edgments to the enterprising and scientific proany way can rely upon being quickly . in and permanently benefitted by using DR. apoL-. PHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC ConpIAL and HeaLTn RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by mi2-6m ‘ Dr, KENT. Agent, Nevada. Divine Service Sunday. Pastors at the Methodist ‘Onureh, on 'Broad street, at 11 A. M., and 73% PL M.-® . cocataonse Catholic’ Charen, i, Ralton, Fes, r3 a aiic on street, service at 9 dee td Baptist CHurcu—Rey. at the ed ¥ P.M.. “teaca ‘Gunvicn—Rey, John Chittenden Pastor ; at the Brick Ch bt frente Pr. g ? i os Masons, Kereta Tada, No. 13~—Meets ‘ice Hall, on a iy 8 mite ev Satu: evening.— cach mo tats second Toneurda he ‘south. A A. GC. Niles, Master, J. F. me poor’ R. A.Cha) y ge Nos 6—Regular communications first Mon “~ evening of each month. a P. Hawley; gh Priest; J. F. Rudolph, Nevada r, No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. all corner of ugto every ‘tuesday evening, at their oid and Pin Pix tes D. 8. Tallman, N. G.; Broad e streets. J. W. Chinn, V.G. Rndlependent Order of Knig or. Nevada Camp, No.30—Regular meet “Wye Wednesday ev > at ear ma H —— C. R.; .F. Bean, Sec’y. ; Sons of Temperance, eae Sierra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets ever Saturday eveuing, at Temperance Hall. E. F. Calon fenge Noes, (Good'T ) n ¥ o emplars) meet a t Shay oa Gambie, W. 0.1; Geo. 8. Watson, W Ee Dr. 0. V. Girard’s Ginger Brandy. W. B. CROWELL, JR., {NEW YORK, AGENT FOR “The United States and Canada. \HIS CELEBRATED PREPARATION» was discovered and extensively used during the pro 8 of the Cholera in London_ in’ 1832, and since then in the Unyted State.» In 1849-50, while the disease was spreading over the Southern end Western States, it was found to be a reliable and certain cure. As only the very best. articles are used, and frem its peculiar combination, it possesses in a highd the properties of a stomachic stimu. lent. It is recommended FOR COLIC, CRAMPS, DIARRHGA, FLATULENCY, SPASMS OF THE TOMACH and BOWELS, Affording immediate relief, Dyspepsia, Atonic Gout, promotes Digestion, ehecks and prevents Nausea, and is a eertain cure for Sea Sickness. Asa Bitters it is unequaled in the world. Iga htful, pleasant, and healthy beverage and is pa y recommended to Litespeed . to the weather or a changeable climate. No Family or Traveler should be without it. NoT&.+Purchasers will please notice the signature, without which none is ae IRARD, No. 110 Piccadilly, London. For eale by all the principal Grocers and Drug 8. C SHAW, San Francisco, Agent for California. R. ih inks sen si} the National Ex: e Saloon, is the authorized Agent Aor Nevada, for the sale of the above rotaged + Ht can be nad in quantities to suit 4 LADIES” CHARITABLE at et TO COME OFF. : OM WEDNESDAY, May 14th, 1861. InsT P ZE—One mer seweled, & diamond ATCH Chain, ete. ES ee tenet conte oa a he seen, for the preSots 8, suIDER ‘at 3, > hada he ean be Wm. ©. Groves; ‘Ux . , Nos, 10 and 12, gating a ty. pat, Spe at lt a semblies first and t ‘Thursdays: ofeach month . Charles Marsh, ecncaryueras Sed . F. Rudelph, Recorder. : Oaa Fellows é Ougtomah Lodge, No. 16— r meetings rar UNDERTAKING. wu: Bernt ROUX & BAe cee A$ BILLIARD TABI CHEAP J@HN’S. FeR YOuR RAIMENT. Mevetins Apri 2, 1861-tf JEROME HL COOK, cigty BILL POSTER. PRICES FOR BILI BILL POSTING : eT eet Ememrenes st treeverss te y Two-sheet enone bedab erie evee y Oneshot Posters. additional fifty...+.+ eccovevesoses *, Half-sheet Posters.. wenves Each additional fifty. Pprer rer ee he Soesver oh Posters. . ciadeeneuene ‘ D juting Programmes, ete. (per 300). > Orders left at the city Printing Offices receive prompt attention. ji2eCeoreoee oe ‘ SSSSSs8ss a UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. HE undersigned would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have completed a fine bathing House, a.tached to their well known establishment, where the public can be accommo dated with Baths at all tincs They also keep eonstantly on hand ‘‘ Dr. Genning’s Reproduetor, § celebrated for its medical powers over the human Hair. It pyc eradicates dandruff and keeps the hair from tu grey. CRFUMERY—A. ine & assortmenit on ean: LAMPE & BRKO.,°64 Broad sti ect 820-tf A. BLOCK, 8, FURTH,_E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ET C. NEVADA. RUSSELL MILL DUCK, From No, 1-0 to 12-0, FOR HYDRAULIC MINING! ¥ “MANUF. Rhee 2 Sa ie MAIN STREET, Opposite Mulford & Drugs, Paints, Oil, ee Stained nt Chemicals, — bei i Patent Medic rere, na i A fall supply always on — pe nome aA ot a . Gashi delivered Free ofcharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada.WOOD-—OF all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. a3-tf WALL & NEWMAN, « (Successors to J. 8. Wall,) No. 65 Broad Street, Nevada HOLESALE AND RET. DEAL ERSinG Provisions, sewn, Tools, » Bar'ey Ay heat end roun ; 85-1f : WALL & NEWMAN. T. ELLARD. BEANS,. , 52 Broad Street, “WHOLESALE AND BkTAL,.DRALER IN LA ‘ %° Goods deliv~ ed Free of ig Nevada, Sept. 6 -tf F. MANSELL, IGN i out iret Nevada ne PAIN or fe Oo.'s Brick eae Se ore ‘OUSE PAINTING de. ke. At the teotot ELEVATOR MULL: W*ARENOW PREPARED TO Dm SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF At the Market ‘Rates, October 3-tf —'T. W. COLBUEE, Agent. Break Seteet. Market. tse Nevada sib Groceries & Provisions. Ee a i ag an 2 a yi ia a