April 3, 1861 (4 pages)

l .*8 } Pe Fe) & 44 jhe 3 Qe 3 & 3 F e—3 8 F eo ¥F. a Fee \F as ba” SseaeFl a te ee © rm “to be physiologically. wholesome. ‘Phe story ~<of Philip Warren,” which is continued in this niimber, incréases in interest. There is’). Be 823 °T Gem \ Macsltceitetss cee asi Ie he Morning We pO avoRy MATTERS. “Pte Hesbentix, We “are indebted’ to . Mle the editressfor the April number of this de. lightful and heart-elevating magasine. With: the fashion plates’ and other matters, which, no doubt, are all.eomune il faut, we have nothing to say, further tha that the waist of one of the ladies is altogether too much depressed f. 70 THE DAILY ¥ TRANSCRIPT. . en ee deren ape sion sme na rac sen BY $tPHGRarH ag MeDOUGAL RLECTED. ee SacRaMENTo, April end.” The Joint Convention met at'2 o'clock today, after much difficulty cathe to a vote.’ ~ On first ballot McDougal elected beyond . See aoe 3 ae aOR Ce mene RY , Broad Sueee a¥icee.st “samme” COLLEY; “eietietther. E.E, Kinds ‘of' Meats constantly on hand at A ganntiten fo multpurchasers e well known Market. and for sale ts mon er imany part ey rE: ‘the city, at any ae Prices according to ray of Meats s purchased _ Yoretin Oct. 2.t£ ~ ELEVATOR MILES. TE ARE OW PREPARED To DELIVER . to the trade a SUPERIOR ARTICLE 4 OF FLowR, . At the an abundance of philosophical truth, mingled with kindly-humanitarianiam, in “My Grandmother’s Neighbors,” ftom. -the graceful and instructive pen ef Mrs. 8. C. Clark. The: . other-coritents of the number are good, and render the. Hesperian a literary bijou of which California should be pro Untan Rocers.—This most unfortunate young man, whose sad case we mentioned on Monday—deprived of both arms and one eye by the premature discharge of a canven— has-not:appealed in vain to the charitablé m“stinets of the people of Nevada. Although this is far from being a flush time in the money market, he has been most liberally dealt with by every one to whom his sad but simple tale has been told. We are _ wrong, It is said’ that one man, rich in the world’s goods, did refuse to contribute to his necessi*" _ ties; but heis the only one. Itis pleasant receord the fact that Nevada contains but one man who boasts he lacks all chanty. te" We yesterday visited Mr. Wagner, who was's0 brutally assaulted, night before last, and found him doing as well as can be expected: Dr. Trautmann, 9 ie charge . he is, says there is no danger of the wound proving fatal. Our statement, that the three shote fired took effect waé incorrect. One only took efféet in his back, the other two perforating his clothes. Mr. W. is. satisfied ‘that robbery was the object of. bis assailarite, ‘as one of the pockets of his pantaloons was. wut with a” knife. His cravat, which was ‘hown us, was torn by the scoundrels in their attempts to choke him by twisting it. One of his eyes is badly bruised. ae New Music.—We have received the following new, music from the music store of A. . _ Kohler, San Francisco: “ Lovely Lilly Dee,” tong and chorus, by F. Wilson; “ Silver Moon Serenade,” song and chorus, by R. 8. Taylor; “Do net come Teasing me 80,” song, by J, L. Haston. On receipt of: the music we immediately presented it to a couple of young lady’ friends, who now do nothing else but practice upon it. The music is arranged for the :piaue and the words are beauCUTTING ScraPe. — We learn from J. G. Phillips, exptessman, that two Mexicans got into a row at Washington, on Monday evening last, in which knives were freely used. One had his nose and face badly cut, and the other had an ear cut off. The ‘“green eyed monster,” it seems was the cause of all the trouble, ag usual in such cases. The fair sevorita, who had caused the commotion, wae present at the time of the fighting and en. } couraged the parties by hollowing wano. a Fient.—A Frenchman and a German got into a row on Broad street, yesterday morning, about a ladder, which the Frenchman had borrowed and failed to return. Two or three knock-down blows were given by both parties, when: friends interfered and the parties were separated without any difficulty. AGRICULTURAL.—Ag Nevada Consity. 5 is included in the limits of the Northern District Agricultural, Horticultural, and Mechanics’ Society, it is proper to state that of ficers were elected on Monday night, according te the Marysville Deeb. the perous. ee Batt PLavine.—A contract has been let eens ow: * Electing” postmasters is becoming The Republicans vote for the respective’ candidates, and the one receiving the largest . Out fear’ < poe twain had a misunderstanding a day or two ‘ago, and as the bachelor was about to-take . affairs of the Society are, in every way, prospenta eae Frisbie lot and putting it quite commun in the towns of Ohio Indiana} number of votes spplies for the place with. opposition. inthe hilly back of the Mission, Sea Prancis-. . question having received five majority. WViote 00s ty .é a acicis babesied co cen esd O4t McDougal received. -..,-.57 re A good-iooking bachelor,” says the lately been courting a widow at Red Bluff who had a beautiful set of teeth, manutactured by the dentist. It appears. that the his leave rather abruptly, the widow told him there was a dead mule on:the road, and advised him to take along a pair of shears ‘and cut off enough of the mane to make a covering for his bald pate. He told her he would do so, and at the same time would take a mallet along and get out a new set of teeth for her.” bd tr The reports eee disseminated of ‘a general’ massacre of white settlers by the Indians on the Quesnelle river, British Columbia, in-which eighty of the former are suid to have fallen victims, is contridicted by the journals in which it originated. Nearly all the rumors which we hear of Indian outreges are similarly exaggerated:. They are calculated only to injure the district in which more jndgment in giving them publicity. > nse is sad to increase the worldy estate of ‘Hon, Robert J. Walker by at least’ $4,000,ke” He who ia a tiger in his own family is a sheep in society. That’s so. ‘ San Josz.—There have been lately many cases of the putrid sore throat in this city. ‘DRS. CHAPMAN &. HATCH, ‘’ “Office—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, (Kida’s Building.) (Up-Stairs.) We would inform our friends, and all wishing our s¢ivices that WE ARE PREPARED A PP amig ons us with oe dnke hours. ‘eeth r become sensitive pans «pro of the oe wen be filled without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORE Done at this Office, to be performed in a MORE given tan sarwhere i and better satisfaction ven, than elsewhere 8 vicinity, otherwise Will Demat. Our charges ase modepet: te att the times. located in this place. March 4, 1861-tf YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, ~ ‘No. 85 Pine Street, Nevada. We are permanently DAN. MALOY AND HARVY MILLS, . PROPRIETORS ~ z sate, ts ing this Saleen well Ww. pins the. FURBST WINES, Wrompntea, ARS to in market. w$az-.Come and see for panrasbeon . da224f Go To CHEAP JOHN'S FOR YOUR RAIMENT. WEF s-8 a. +~~ag Red Bluff Independent, “whe for some years . has been ‘scudding under bare poles,’ has. they orignate, and journalista should enqacise The decision in the Almaden Mining [ Tt. af . COLBURN, Agent. re hlien® a : mie & NILES, Atterneys and Counselors at_Law, OF FICE—Broad Street, Kidd’s building, Nevada. A.C. NILES . T. ELLARD BEANS, . 82 Broad Street,,. WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER IN Groceries & Provisions. * i Goods deliv ed Free of Charge. Nevada, Sept.-6.-tf T. B. MCFARLAND, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. OFFICE—ON BROAD STREET. > EW. MEASLIN, . District Attorney, ty off Cin ety: Ps of. Nevada counevada. sep6 G. E. WITHINGTON, . SIGN & ORNAMENT AG eprretin Hews PAINTING led to. data as ae oot Peper mango ‘order antl DR. R. M. HUNT, PHYSICIAN AND SURG EON, Offite--Roem Wo. 4 Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad and Pine streets., Over Harrington’s Saloon. RESIDENCE, NO. 25, a6; NEVADA ST., on Old Washi ‘Nevada, December ‘ DR. L. 8. CUMMING. Office--No, 91 Bread street, ‘Frame House west of the Bai ¥ posite James Monro’s meat Saarmee! my JEROME H. COOK, ; opCITY BILL POSTER. PRICES R BILL POSTING : Fifty Tree shoot Posters. ci wesecesercods = Fifty Two-sheet, Pos :& tee One-sheet Posters:.. : Shs: elawes Hs Flay aesion Wiis 1 Hoch elo iy occ 1 00 Dieting left at the lc f receive prompt attention. jl2-tf A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCE, a A. BLOCK & CO, DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. a Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Ee . VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred -Patients from the varieus Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use ef which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands ef persons who have used this invaluable remedy——within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most ‘beneficial results. ‘The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is _ indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from ite use, and aredaily sending their grateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro. prietor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly PHUS’ ANTI~RHEUMATIC CoRDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by mi2-6m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. ‘ag WiInEans HOSE “COUPLINGS Geo. Keemey’s Hardware Store _. No at eae et, ; i gs n of Red Dog, coun % . © MATTESON 45'SAMUEDS WATER-POWER DERRICK: Avreson<® SAMUBES haye®erected a: shop-6n Deer Cree! ow Found ‘and have pe RF S bésthens of ean Matteson & Sepasel § Water Power Derrick. Tcat be €a adapted to the itn: a Lp el pylon Derrick, to Windiaseing and SawW Mills. ALL ‘KINDS. OF MAOHINERY Can be run with very little water where thereis 4a of “kin 8, She anew struction, feial Sawfeeth to Cireular ‘Tr nare also TURN ING, Ete. RICKS from bad promptly attended a2 For ‘particulans apply to EE. ory Peso, ~ Jan. 10, “{e01-tf GEO. SAMUELS. BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTORY. ROUX & © woe ae, arree, wevedn, . A comeLEeTs ASSORTMENT OF EEL ene TABLES, Balls,Billiard Cloth We recetye from Paris, London and New Forks full assortment of everything used in our branch of business. . Cabinet Work . ; Qidy. executed at the most reasonable prices Fy ih fron Hose, Trip Hooks and ‘sett artiwe, etc.Sekine eeta? a ca HING, IRON . “Ordere for WATER _DER——— Great iitpeecllae of ‘thi’ ‘Age! Ss. HOWARD’s NEW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Setving Machines for sale at reduced prices: Havitig a number on hand, he will sell cheap fer cash: Also, agood supply of Hese, Wagon Covers, rnd the best article of Hhse Twine, direc from the Atlautic¢ States. 4,000 Wards of Ready-Made Hiose of different sizes, to iccommedate the miners of . Nevada and the Strrounding localities. List of Prices (with Duck furnished for Hose) sewed with four seams, which will stand 75 feet pressure, single. 20-cts per yard for sewing : LAWRENCE DUCK, HYDRAULIC PRL OT; OR EUREKA His ‘appeal: is to the miners! ! Give him a liberal portion of patronage; he will p} himsclf-as a man to work # great revelution throughout the State, as regards chea oagnees of hose, ete Go to-his place of business and examine. the work performed by him. aaa of business, oa 7 nstreei, Nevada. d15-tf— In Grier’s fire-proof briek Tin Shop For Sale ! HE undersigned having business to othering his gceupy his desirous of his shop, tools and ‘stock, situated in the of Nevada. Said shop is located yh one of the richest mining section in the stete. “Any person wishing to start business in the mountains would do well -to call and examine before locating elsewhere. . W. A. BEGOLE. Nevada, January 11tf «« . Better than Preston & Merrill's AND AT LESS PRICES, Boardman’s Challenge Weast Pewsey, _ Bully Guaranteed. If not satisfactory, the boys will be returned. For saleby all Jobbers, and by J. C. WINANS, 50 California street, Who-will also act as Commission Agent fer purchasing all kinds of Goods. 25-3m. UNITED STATES BAKERY, No. 48 Pine Street. \HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING become sole proprietor of this well known and, ular Bakery, would inform the ple that osha a on hand the largest and finest assertment 0 FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, NUTS, RAISINS. ALMONDS, Ete. I have a wagon and will deliverevery morning, in any part of the city, Boston Brown Bread, Graham Bread, Freneh and English Bread, Pies, Ete. Hot Coffee at Hours. say JULIUS DREYFUSS UNDERTAKING, Wm. C. Groves, Undertaker. Nos. 10 and 12, Broad Street. AVING FINISHED A NEW HEARSE I am now prepared to do undertaking on on the shortest notice. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED To. Shop; foot of Broad street, opposite Ed. it ington’s shop. , d24-3m GEO:W. KIDD, Banker. In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. XN OLD DUST Purchased atthe Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust “forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U.S Mint. Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sterame ate at Par. Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates. Collections made, and State and Coun ty Securities purchased at the highest Market value. mar? -tf ~ BIRDSEYVE & Ca., BANKERS. Number 30, Main Street, Nevada, UBCHASE GOLD DUST. -haxanes Peg dust for assay or Coinage at the U. oe SIGHT CHECKS on San_ Francisco, Sacramento and Marysville Qur SIGHT EXCHANGE on New York j19 MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY dsm J. K. SALE & ESPECTFULLY INFORM Pheekncxns fer the above place, that they have on hand Some Fifty Mules, — T he best in the State, that can be hadat all times Persons intending going over the mountains, can be = ru Vale ont tr aprizing #t 0 at our seancties or Grass pawinraeges . JENKINS, Agent, Nov. 27-tf National a ange. Cheap Refreshment Saloon, No. 69 Broad Street, Nevada. Have enga the services of one of the BEST © ECTIONERS in the State of Californta, and am now fully prepared to MAKE all kinds of CAKE im the French. Style, witch cannot be surpassed ~ Nevada, or elsewhere, on cueel ys ALL AN s YB ae D PARTIE With Confectionery of every variety, incl Fancy Pound <— Spunge Cake, faising, ete. NoTIcEMy old friends, who patronized ine so liberally during my connection with the United wed ml pe are invited pet call, and see me, as I am we attend to théir wants. G23f OTTO L LUTE Proprietor. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Grass Valley, ; ao. _C. W. SMITH would inform the traveling pabile iat me above Hotel has beet refi a style unsw) any Hotel in the pet hoc conagapggerea ig THE TABLE is supplied with h SET market. THE B Ant is stocknd “with rWe UORS, CIGARS, Ete. Persons visi the alles ” should give this House a cal Grass Valley, Fe’ Nevada Iron aa Brass Peay And Machine Shop, Spring Street,.. ccehees Nevada City, Sto oe ENGINES A} AND BOILERS BUILT to order. Castings and Machinery ofeve tion. Quartz Machinery cons rinds sted up or repaired. AH k of Hark Milly Castings, Saw, Grist, Malthee Bark Horse Power and Car eels. promptly. and at as low rates By any ordary sited ment in Sacramento or San Franctteo-(f16-3m) WM. HEUG ” NEW YORK SALOON, Ne, 72 Bread atrect, Nevada Ci v, eats TRACY havin; ~ gen d the above saKeeplo, the . Winns, Sr LIQUORS an and CIGARS a4 Lessons given in the MANLY ART te oo alk. who desire attaining the same, Give Matt a call—he so an ‘old sport ” will use you well, : att T. Groesbeck, SHAVING & BAIR CUTTINGS Next door to Center Market,. Commercial Street, Nevada. J bar igre attention paid to Hair sae: and Hair Dressing. ainpen’ prepared to give one a clean shave, my poe are alwa' sae ch dp thos nanieed i fn oe = ™ CHARLES w. YOUNG, IMPORTER-AND DEALER IN 4 i ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jew ; Stiver Ware and Fancy’ Goods: Kelsey's Block, Commereial Street : : : : : ¢ Near Pine. Watches carefull Repaired and Jewelrg e to orders All articles guaranteed.Noveda, Nev. 27th, 1860. Ca ~~ WALL & NEWMAN, A; (Successors to J>S8. Wall,) . No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada HOLESALE AND RET DEAL ERS in Groceries, Provisions, Shelf Goods ining Foon’ Lauickarer Bar'ey, Wheat and yi aan ’ t WALL & NEWMAN. G. WLLSON HILL. HILL & HUPP, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Office. in Williams’ Brick Building, over G. Ws Welch’s Beekstore. ; Geo. 8. Hupp, Notary Public. sep6-&F UNION LIVERY STABLE ' Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. John A. Lancaster, ready large ad eioguag eae tensively to his y and elegant es' lishment of Horses, » Saddles. Enenene, &e., &c., and is be foun etegaen nS S as Spat w well for ladies or sre Rent baie cece an earnest desire to retain the confidence of my Sena & Sabeve teil teeta togive stention te Horses on livery carla lape neodings ith cag for the use of y she ws yShat thon scekin m perce se cl The most choice Wines, Cigars Always te ohne alt qa er ROT eg . FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Propricters. cs hers WOULDINFORM HIS FRIENDS AND . the ie y that he J. 1. CALDWELL, . ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW. Notary Public and Commissioner for the A} lantic States. Office—k ’s Brick Building corner of Brtad and Pine el, Nevada city. : sept7tg Dunn, O'Conner & Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will practice in all the Courts of the Stait of alife ~Oftoceat Nevada and Grase Valley Baca . ‘UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. Ti establis' cara a Vv pe neg geen to ‘ where the vublic can be all tim-«. i GEO. 8. HUBR. >

l .*8 } Pe Fe) & 44 jhe 3 Qe 3 & 3 F e—3 8 F eo ¥F. a Fee \F as ba” SseaeFl a te ee © rm “to be physiologically. wholesome. ‘Phe story ~<of Philip Warren,” which is continued in this niimber, incréases in interest. There is’).. Be 823 °T Gem \ Macsltceitetss cee asi Ie he Morning We pO avoRy MATTERS. “Pte Hesbentix, We “are indebted’ to . Mle the editressfor the April number of this de. lightful and heart-elevating magasine. With: the fashion plates’ and other matters, which, no doubt, are all.eomune il faut, we have nothing to say, further tha that the waist of one of the ladies is altogether too much depressed f. 70 THE DAILY ¥ TRANSCRIPT. . en ee deren ape sion sme na rac sen BY $tPHGRarH ag MeDOUGAL RLECTED. ee SacRaMENTo, April end.” The Joint Convention met at'2 o'clock today, after much difficulty cathe to a vote.’ ~ On first ballot McDougal elected beyond . See aoe 3 ae aOR Ce mene RY , Broad Sueee a¥icee.st “samme” COLLEY; “eietietther. E.E, Kinds ‘of' Meats constantly on hand at A ganntiten fo multpurchasers e well known Market. and for sale ts mon er imany part ey rE: ‘the city, at any ae Prices according to ray of Meats s purchased _ Yoretin Oct. 2.t£ ~ ELEVATOR MILES. TE ARE OW PREPARED To DELIVER . to the trade a SUPERIOR ARTICLE 4 OF FLowR, . At the an abundance of philosophical truth, mingled with kindly-humanitarianiam, in “My Grandmother’s Neighbors,” ftom. -the graceful and instructive pen ef Mrs. 8. C. Clark. The: . other-coritents of the number are good, and render the. Hesperian a literary bijou of which California should be pro Untan Rocers.—This most unfortunate young man, whose sad case we mentioned on Monday—deprived of both arms and one eye by the premature discharge of a canven— has-not:appealed in vain to the charitablé m“stinets of the people of Nevada. Although this is far from being a flush time in the money market, he has been most liberally dealt with by every one to whom his sad but simple tale has been told. We are _ wrong, It is said’ that one man, rich in the world’s goods, did refuse to contribute to his necessi*" _ ties; but heis the only one. Itis pleasant receord the fact that Nevada contains but one man who boasts he lacks all chanty. te" We yesterday visited Mr. Wagner, who was's0 brutally assaulted, night before last, and found him doing as well as can be expected: Dr. Trautmann, 9 ie charge . he is, says there is no danger of the wound proving fatal. Our statement, that the three shote fired took effect waé incorrect. One only took efféet in his back, the other two perforating his clothes. Mr. W. is. satisfied ‘that robbery was the object of. bis assailarite, ‘as one of the pockets of his pantaloons was. wut with a” knife. His cravat, which was ‘hown us, was torn by the scoundrels in their attempts to choke him by twisting it. One of his eyes is badly bruised. ae New Music.—We have received the following new, music from the music store of A. . _ Kohler, San Francisco: “ Lovely Lilly Dee,” tong and chorus, by F. Wilson; “ Silver Moon Serenade,” song and chorus, by R. 8. Taylor; “Do net come Teasing me 80,” song, by J, L. Haston. On receipt of: the music we immediately presented it to a couple of young lady’ friends, who now do nothing else but practice upon it. The music is arranged for the :piaue and the words are beauCUTTING ScraPe. — We learn from J. G. Phillips, exptessman, that two Mexicans got into a row at Washington, on Monday evening last, in which knives were freely used. One had his nose and face badly cut, and the other had an ear cut off. The ‘“green eyed monster,” it seems was the cause of all the trouble, ag usual in such cases. The fair sevorita, who had caused the commotion, wae present at the time of the fighting and en. } couraged the parties by hollowing wano. a Fient.—A Frenchman and a German got into a row on Broad street, yesterday morning, about a ladder, which the Frenchman had borrowed and failed to return. Two or three knock-down blows were given by both parties, when: friends interfered and the parties were separated without any difficulty. AGRICULTURAL.—Ag Nevada Consity. 5 is included in the limits of the Northern District Agricultural, Horticultural, and Mechanics’ Society, it is proper to state that of ficers were elected on Monday night, according te the Marysville Deeb. the perous. ee Batt PLavine.—A contract has been let eens ow: * Electing” postmasters is becoming The Republicans vote for the respective’ candidates, and the one receiving the largest . Out fear’ < poe twain had a misunderstanding a day or two ‘ago, and as the bachelor was about to-take . affairs of the Society are, in every way, prospenta eae Frisbie lot and putting it quite commun in the towns of Ohio Indiana} number of votes spplies for the place with. opposition. inthe hilly back of the Mission, Sea Prancis-. . question having received five majority. WViote 00s ty .é a acicis babesied co cen esd O4t McDougal received.. -...,-.57 re A good-iooking bachelor,” says the lately been courting a widow at Red Bluff who had a beautiful set of teeth, manutactured by the dentist. It appears. that the his leave rather abruptly, the widow told him there was a dead mule on:the road, and advised him to take along a pair of shears ‘and cut off enough of the mane to make a covering for his bald pate. He told her he would do so, and at the same time would take a mallet along and get out a new set of teeth for her.” bd tr The reports eee disseminated of ‘a general’ massacre of white settlers by the Indians on the Quesnelle river, British Columbia, in-which eighty of the former are suid to have fallen victims, is contridicted by the journals in which it originated. Nearly all the rumors which we hear of Indian outreges are similarly exaggerated:. They are calculated only to injure the district in which more jndgment in giving them publicity. > nse is sad to increase the worldy estate of ‘Hon, Robert J. Walker by at least’ $4,000,ke” He who ia a tiger in his own family is a sheep in society. That’s so. ‘ San Josz.—There have been lately many cases of the putrid sore throat in this city. ‘DRS. CHAPMAN &. HATCH, ‘’ “Office—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, (Kida’s Building.) (Up-Stairs.) We would inform our friends, and all wishing our s¢ivices that WE ARE PREPARED A PP amig ons us with oe dnke hours. ‘eeth r become sensitive pans «pro of the oe wen be filled without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORE Done at this Office, to be performed in a MORE given tan sarwhere i and better satisfaction ven, than elsewhere 8 vicinity, otherwise Will Demat. Our charges ase modepet: te att the times. located in this place. March 4, 1861-tf YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, ~ ‘No. 85 Pine Street, Nevada. We are permanently DAN. MALOY AND HARVY MILLS, . PROPRIETORS ~ z sate, ts ing this Saleen well Ww. pins the. FURBST WINES, Wrompntea, ARS to in market. w$az-.Come and see for panrasbeon . da224f Go To CHEAP JOHN'S FOR YOUR RAIMENT. WEF s-8 a.. +~~ag Red Bluff Independent, “whe for some years . has been ‘scudding under bare poles,’ has. they orignate, and journalista should enqacise The decision in the Almaden Mining [ Tt. af . COLBURN, Agent. re hlien® a : mie & NILES, Atterneys and Counselors at_Law, OF FICE—Broad Street, Kidd’s building, Nevada. A.C. NILES . T. ELLARD BEANS, . 82 Broad Street,,. WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER IN Groceries & Provisions. * i Goods deliv ed Free of Charge. Nevada, Sept.-6.-tf T. B. MCFARLAND, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. OFFICE—ON BROAD STREET. > EW. MEASLIN, . District Attorney, ty off Cin ety: Ps of. Nevada counevada. sep6 G. E. WITHINGTON, . SIGN & ORNAMENT AG eprretin Hews PAINTING led to. data as ae oot Peper mango ‘order antl DR. R. M. HUNT, PHYSICIAN AND SURG EON, Offite--Roem Wo. 4 Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad and Pine streets., Over Harrington’s Saloon. RESIDENCE, NO. 25, a6; NEVADA ST., on Old Washi ‘Nevada, December ‘ DR. L. 8. CUMMING. Office--No, 91 Bread street, ‘Frame House west of the Bai ¥ posite James Monro’s meat Saarmee! my JEROME H. COOK, ; opCITY BILL POSTER. PRICES R BILL POSTING : Fifty Tree shoot Posters. ci wesecesercods = Fifty Two-sheet, Pos :& tee One-sheet Posters:... : Shs: elawes Hs Flay aesion Wiis 1 Hoch elo iy occ 1 00 Dieting left at the lc f receive prompt attention. jl2-tf A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCE, a A. BLOCK & CO, DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. a Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Ee . VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred -Patients from the varieus Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use ef which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands ef persons who have used this invaluable remedy——within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most ‘beneficial results. ‘The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is _ indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from ite use, and aredaily sending their grateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro. prietor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly PHUS’ ANTI~RHEUMATIC CoRDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by mi2-6m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada.

‘ag WiInEans HOSE “COUPLINGS Geo. Keemey’s Hardware Store _. No at eae et, ; i gs n of Red Dog, coun % . © MATTESON 45'SAMUEDS WATER-POWER DERRICK: Avreson<® SAMUBES haye®erected a: shop-6n Deer Cree! ow Found ‘and have pe RF S bésthens of ean Matteson & Sepasel § Water Power Derrick. Tcat be €a adapted to the itn: a Lp el pylon Derrick, to Windiaseing and SawW Mills. ALL ‘KINDS. OF MAOHINERY Can be run with very little water where thereis 4a of “kin 8, She anew struction, feial Sawfeeth to Cireular ‘Tr nare also TURN ING, Ete. RICKS from bad promptly attended a2 For ‘particulans apply to EE. ory Peso, ~ Jan. 10, “{e01-tf GEO. SAMUELS. BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTORY. ROUX & © woe ae, arree, wevedn, . A comeLEeTs ASSORTMENT OF EEL ene TABLES, Balls,Billiard Cloth We recetye from Paris, London and New Forks full assortment of everything used in our branch of business. . Cabinet Work . ; Qidy. executed at the most reasonable prices Fy ih fron Hose, Trip Hooks and ‘sett artiwe, etc.Sekine eeta? a ca HING, IRON . “Ordere for WATER _DER——— Great iitpeecllae of ‘thi’ ‘Age! Ss. HOWARD’s NEW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Setving Machines for sale at reduced prices: Havitig a number on hand, he will sell cheap fer cash: Also, agood supply of Hese, Wagon Covers, rnd the best article of Hhse Twine, direc from the Atlautic¢ States. 4,000 Wards of Ready-Made Hiose of different sizes, to iccommedate the miners of . Nevada and the Strrounding localities. List of Prices (with Duck furnished for Hose) sewed with four seams, which will stand 75 feet pressure, single. 20-cts per yard for sewing : LAWRENCE DUCK, HYDRAULIC PRL OT; OR EUREKA His ‘appeal: is to the miners! ! Give him a liberal portion of patronage; he will p} himsclf-as a man to work # great revelution throughout the State, as regards chea oagnees of hose, ete Go to-his place of business and examine. the work performed by him. aaa of business, oa 7 nstreei, Nevada. d15-tf— In Grier’s fire-proof briek Tin Shop For Sale ! HE undersigned having business to othering his gceupy his desirous of his shop, tools and ‘stock, situated in the of Nevada. Said shop is located yh one of the richest mining section in the stete. “Any person wishing to start business in the mountains would do well -to call and examine before locating elsewhere. . W. A. BEGOLE. Nevada, January 11tf «« . Better than Preston & Merrill's AND AT LESS PRICES, Boardman’s Challenge Weast Pewsey, _ Bully Guaranteed. If not satisfactory, the boys will be returned. For saleby all Jobbers, and by J. C. WINANS, 50 California street, Who-will also act as Commission Agent fer purchasing all kinds of Goods. 25-3m. UNITED STATES BAKERY, No. 48 Pine Street. \HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING become sole proprietor of this well known and, ular Bakery, would inform the ple that osha a on hand the largest and finest assertment 0 FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, NUTS, RAISINS. ALMONDS, Ete. I have a wagon and will deliverevery morning, in any part of the city, Boston Brown Bread, Graham Bread, Freneh and English Bread, Pies, Ete. Hot Coffee at Hours. say JULIUS DREYFUSS UNDERTAKING, Wm. C. Groves, Undertaker. Nos. 10 and 12, Broad Street.. AVING FINISHED A NEW HEARSE I am now prepared to do undertaking on on the shortest notice. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED To. Shop; foot of Broad street, opposite Ed. it ington’s shop. , d24-3m GEO:W. KIDD, Banker. In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. XN OLD DUST Purchased atthe Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust “forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U.S Mint. Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sterame ate at Par. Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates. Collections made, and State and Coun ty Securities purchased at the highest Market value. mar? -tf ~ BIRDSEYVE & Ca., BANKERS. Number 30, Main Street, Nevada, UBCHASE GOLD DUST. -haxanes Peg dust for assay or Coinage at the U. oe SIGHT CHECKS on San_ Francisco, Sacramento and Marysville Qur SIGHT EXCHANGE on New York j19 MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY dsm J. K. SALE & ESPECTFULLY INFORM Pheekncxns fer the above place, that they have on hand Some Fifty Mules, — T he best in the State, that can be hadat all times Persons intending going over the mountains, can be = ru Vale ont tr aprizing #t 0 at our seancties or Grass pawinraeges . JENKINS, Agent, Nov. 27-tf National a ange. Cheap Refreshment Saloon, No. 69 Broad Street, Nevada. Have enga the services of one of the BEST © ECTIONERS in the State of Californta, and am now fully prepared to MAKE all kinds of CAKE im the French. Style, witch cannot be surpassed ~ Nevada, or elsewhere, on cueel ys ALL AN s YB ae D PARTIE With Confectionery of every variety, incl Fancy Pound <— Spunge Cake, faising, ete. NoTIcEMy old friends, who patronized ine so liberally during my connection with the United wed ml pe are invited pet call, and see me, as I am we attend to théir wants. G23f OTTO L LUTE Proprietor. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Grass Valley, ; ao. _C. W. SMITH would inform the traveling pabile iat me above Hotel has beet refi a style unsw) any Hotel in the pet hoc conagapggerea ig THE TABLE is supplied with h SET market. THE B Ant is stocknd “with rWe UORS, CIGARS, Ete. Persons visi the alles ” should give this House a cal Grass Valley, Fe’ Nevada Iron aa Brass Peay And Machine Shop, Spring Street,.... ccehees Nevada City, Sto oe ENGINES A} AND BOILERS BUILT to order. Castings and Machinery ofeve tion. Quartz Machinery cons rinds sted up or repaired. AH k of Hark Milly Castings, Saw, Grist, Malthee Bark Horse Power and Car eels. promptly. and at as low rates By any ordary sited ment in Sacramento or San Franctteo-(f16-3m) WM. HEUG ” NEW YORK SALOON, Ne, 72 Bread atrect, Nevada Ci v, eats TRACY havin; ~ gen d the above saKeeplo, the . Winns, Sr LIQUORS an and CIGARS a4 Lessons given in the MANLY ART te oo alk. who desire attaining the same, Give Matt a call—he so an ‘old sport ” will use you well, : att T. Groesbeck, SHAVING & BAIR CUTTINGS Next door to Center Market,. Commercial Street, Nevada. J bar igre attention paid to Hair sae: and Hair Dressing. ainpen’ prepared to give one a clean shave, my poe are alwa' sae ch dp thos nanieed i fn oe = ™ CHARLES w. YOUNG, IMPORTER-AND DEALER IN 4 i ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jew ; Stiver Ware and Fancy’ Goods: Kelsey's Block, Commereial Street : : : : : ¢ Near Pine. Watches carefull Repaired and Jewelrg e to orders All articles guaranteed.Noveda, Nev. 27th, 1860. Ca ~~ WALL & NEWMAN, A; (Successors to J>S8. Wall,) . No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada HOLESALE AND RET DEAL ERS in Groceries, Provisions, Shelf Goods ining Foon’ Lauickarer Bar'ey, Wheat and yi aan ’ t WALL & NEWMAN. G. WLLSON HILL. HILL & HUPP, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Office. in Williams’ Brick Building, over G. Ws Welch’s Beekstore. ; Geo. 8. Hupp, Notary Public. sep6-&F UNION LIVERY STABLE ' Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. John A. Lancaster, ready large ad eioguag eae tensively to his y and elegant es' lishment of Horses, » Saddles. Enenene, &e., &c., and is be foun etegaen nS S as Spat w well for ladies or sre Rent baie cece an earnest desire to retain the confidence of my Sena & Sabeve teil teeta togive stention te Horses on livery carla lape neodings ith cag for the use of y she ws yShat thon scekin m perce se cl The most choice Wines, Cigars Always te ohne alt qa er ROT eg . FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Propricters. cs hers WOULDINFORM HIS FRIENDS AND . the ie y that he J. 1. CALDWELL, . ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW. Notary Public and Commissioner for the A} lantic States. Office—k ’s Brick Building corner of Brtad and Pine el, Nevada city. : sept7tg Dunn, O'Conner & Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will practice in all the Courts of the Stait of alife ~Oftoceat Nevada and Grase Valley Baca . ‘UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. Ti establis' cara a Vv pe neg geen to ‘ where the vublic can be all tim-«. i GEO. 8. HUBR. >