December 10, 1861 (4 pages)

have ; ever pared nd at Print0 of an court ce of aring 0 satm on’ or of > H. 10-100 suit. » the ribed intered in . Cano's enanm. I Dog, . , beP. M. Hanruing Nov. ble. ess. . Terevada lifor. ym all wing is mm, ny ity, ‘#, Clopes, rill be. ooner ted to d dist ts oT rr un y any ccomr ne. Ly. Forns -o with below: DERd will ne folto $10 to $20 rished unty. style. ing’. = nary 2}, @isy UILT ucted, ilding « Millis ; . filled abiishreigh OM, ———the-matter of altitude the Henness Pass ‘top vf a lofty and rugged mount&in chsin ent incor en sch ined. w a lapted. . -_ . “ff ee w~ & € a <p ; VOL. 32. NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, TUBSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1861. . : NO. 85. Che Morning Transevipt Published Daily, Monday excepted. ON. P. BROWN, PROPRIETOR. . OFFICE — COMMERCIAL STREET. Terms of the Daily Transcript : Twenty-Five Cents Per Week. L. P. FISHER, Is the authurized Agent Of the Daily Transeript in San Francisco. All_orders left at his office, on Washington street, opposite Maguirgs Opera House, will be promptly attended to. THE Mounrain Roures.--The Alta a few days since had an article contrasting the comp2rative advantages of the several routes across the Sierra Nevada. Of the Henness Pass route it sys: ‘i In the point of way trade,the Henness route is probably superior to the others, but this advantage is nut suffic.ent to counterbalance the greater distance. has a decided advantage over all the others. Anadditional thousand feet of height at the may add many millions of dollars to the cost ef constructing ‘a railroad, which cannot have abrupt. turns or very -steep grades. With the height of the mountain bicreases the danger of totaliaterruptiun of travel by snow, the expense of keeping the track clear, the cost of freight, and the amount of repairs to keep the road in order. In altitudethe Henness Pass is 400 feet lower than the Truckee, 1,500 teet lower thau the Johuson Pass, and 4,740 feet lower than the Big Tree Pass This isan advantage worth milhons of dollar. tu the Hemiess Pass. eas In the matter of grade,the Hennéss Pass has an equaladyintige. That Pass is on a level with Washve Valley; there is so little aseent going westward through this Pass that the traveler scarcely knows when he reaches the suiomit. There is, at that point, no eastern “slope” to the Sierra Nevada; no western rim to the Great Basin. The western slupe of tho mountaia is more regular ‘and gentle than ubany other plice, In October last, an eightinule team wentthrough the Pass from the west with a load of seven tuns; a six-mule team with three tuns and a half ald two horses with a taa-and three-tourths. We have not the figures forthe loads hauled through the other pass s, but theygire notse large on an average as those tiken ‘through the Heuness Puss. ‘ > M YSTERIEs GF COAL.—For years ne ene would suppose tliat: piece of solt coal, “dug from its mine or bed in the earth, possessed any other purpose than fuel; It was: nex found that it would word a gas which is also combustible. Chemiceal analysis preved it to be nnide of bydeogew. Tu process of time mechanieal and cheimicalingenuty devised a e . pte 7 * mode ef manufreturing this gas and applying it to the lighting of buildings and cities on a large seale. “Fa doing this other products of distillation were developed, until step by the follow.ng ingredients or materiils are ex: . tracted from ic: ’ : 1. An excellent-oil to savply lighthouses equal to the best sperm vil, and at a lower Coat. 2. Benzole; a light sort of etheral fluid Which evaporates easily, and combining with Vapor of moist air is: usedforthe purpese of portable gis limps, so eallefi. 0 3. Naptia;a heavy fluid, wwaig it ig -useful to dissolve gutta ‘percht*" fam rabber, 4. An oil pose. 7 5. Asphaltum, Which is a black solid substanee, usefulia muking ‘varuishes, coveriig roofs tnd vaults, 0. Parafine; this isa white erysteiine substance, Pesemblingawhite wax, aud whichCan be made usto beautiful wax candles. ity melts ata te reof 210 degfees; and attends an ex Que ean hardly reslige, when he imp of heavy sinutty he holds cho-eut excellent for lubriciating purtakes a cowl in his hand that ited therein all these diffe r‘tain, and which, a htth: ~ uett properiy applied with liberate . seperate form, ready aad presCutia tern lur the sev ral parpuses to which they” are eee ose nerwrenenen tae. NOPICH TO scCRiP OWNERS?) Co. TREASURERS OFFICE -. SEVADA, Dee. 34, 1841. 4 Lh. warrants drawa on the General Fund of 4% the County registered prior to January is ino¥; will be paid on prisentation at this office, faterest on the game ceapes trom this date, .~ : E.G. WAITH, —{— “. Board and Lodging per day..91 50 a &® FRUIT TREBS and Foreign Grape y e Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Di: a $7 Gamé Suppers, Oystera, .Lobaters, and all ti ~_fts of a home at this Llotel. NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE (MeLaughlin’s Brick building) Opposite the Exchange Hote GRASS VALLEY, MAYERS & COE. WOULD INFORM THE ._, citizens of GRASS VALLEY and vicinity that they have opened a first class Boot and shoe store in that place, where they design keeping a large and handsome stock efeverytLing in their line, consisting of . FASHIONABLE BOOTS, : . LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SHOES GAITERS, SLIPPERS, Ete. Repairing.—This“braneh of our business is under the charge of most competent workmen. who will attend teall orders with punctuality. SIVON YEA WESRS, so well known in Nevada and Grass Valley will have charge of the establishment at Grass Valley. jy19-tf © JUST RECEIVED! A Large Assortment of LOOKING CLASSES, KEROSENE OILAND LAMPS, Machinery Oils and Camphene, At Gibb’s Paint and Oil Store, New Brick Building, No. 63 Mill Street, Grass Valley. aul3 tf \ WATER POWER DERRICK N ATTESON & SAMUELS’ ARE associated in the business of making WATER POWER DERRICKS The Water Power can be easil adapted to the common Hand Derrick to PUM "ING, WINDLASSING and SAW MILLS. All Kinds of Machinery Can be run with very little water where there ts Sufficient Hydraulic pressure. TRIP HOOKS of a new construction, that are always safe and suré, constantly on hand. Blacksmithing, Iron Turning, etc., done at the shortest notice. Orders for WATER DERRICKS from abroad promod atended to. ‘Shop on Deer Creek, beow the Foundry. W.H. ROOT, has been ap pointed our Trayeling Agent. auls-tf PAINTER & CO.,. Practical Printers And Dealers in Type, Presses, Printing Matertals, Ink, -aper; Cards, ete. SAN FRANCISCO. J.M. PAINTER, $ . T. P. PAINTER, ) Offices fitted out with dispatch Sen Freneieo, Mareh i-iv o Printing A Pe A Patten, —atricts of Europe next season, I have “=determined to sell off my large stock af Choiee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing Winter. : Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards, or deat in Trees and Vines, eon have Great Bargains by making carly application. WILSON PLINY, Below R Street Levee, and after Dee. Ist will have a Depot in K Street, between 4#th.& 5th Sacramento, for sales nlo-tf FASHION RESTAURANT. FR) ; No. 62, became SY * ROAD STREET, [ES OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Night ada. Bee SEAM, WS, MERGSET... Proprictor AVENG resaincd proprictorsh.p of this well kuown Restaurant I AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN. THE PEOPLE IN THE. BEST SFYLE AND AT MODERATE-RATES. he good. things mi the mgrket, furnished ata moments notice, and yot up in .a style to suit the tastes of tie greatest epicure. . MALS AT ALL HOURS. -f intead to keep the “ FASHION” as a frst elass rest staurant, and as such I recommend it to Pot the city, and the county at large. Those persons who relish a GOOD MEAL will do well to ‘call and sec? for themsélyes Nevada. Nov. 24, sett i ea ‘i pom. QER. ON BROAD STREET, (77. sdaeilestiie NEVADA, ~ Wwellal (PIE Preprictor would annowace to the public of this county, and the State at large, that he has taken charge of the above Splendid New Brick Hotel, Whieh he designs keeping in the beat style. ‘*“vavelers visiting Neyada will find all the eemSINGLE OR DOUBLE KROOMS Furnished persons stopping at this House. The Beds are_all furnished with the best SPRING, MATTRESSES andthe rooms are supplicd ina comfortable. and luxurioha ‘style. THE BEST OF LIQUORS AND WINES To ba found at. the Bar. RATE OF CHARGES: i ° Board per week..2.css0c% +-+eFrom $7 to $10 Meglil.cserececcccseceece sossscecvesF ity Cents This Hote) “il be kept open at all Hours. Treasurer ef Nevada Coun'y. a 5 WALL PAPER, PICTURES. Ana bearing on our enemics—the Israclite dealers. 2 jetf — N. BAILBY,. Proprietor. FACTS! FACTS:‘*Peace hath her Victories No less renowned than war,’ Sa wrote John Milton, and such is the fact.THE AMERICAN PRY GOODS STORE H‘*3 ALREADY wona victory over the ISKAEL}TEs in. the Dry Goods trade, and having strongly intrenched its position, the Pro a aré now fully prepared to cry ‘thavoc” an Let. slip the Dogs of War, On High Prices The American Dry Goods Store now: has its immense batteries of ten inch Columbia?s load‘. ed to the muzzle with CHEAP DRY COODs! THE ACTION Willco mence immediately and continue until the Israelites run. FIRST GUN! A Regular Bomb Shell—loaded with 1000 Dress Patterns, of the newest styles of Fall Goods, from <5 cents to $1,50 each. a : SECOND GUN! 500 Cloaks of the Latest Fashion, from $3 to $100 each. 3 THIRD GUN! Shell—200 Bonnets of the Latest Syles, at prices to suit every one. FOURTH GUN! Rifled Cannon—100 pieces Carpeting, of every style and description from 15 cents tu $3 per yd. ALL THE BATTERIES! Loaded to the muzzle with Dry Goovs of every style, in endless variety, and at unprecedented low prices. superior to any in the city and 23 per cent cheaper. WE CLOSE THE BATTLE! With a regular broadside of Embroideries, Ribbons. Hosiery, Gloves, Scarfs, Woolen Hoods, Shawls, Filanneis, Cassimercs, Ladies’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks Opera Hoods, Linen Goods, [Ladies’ and Gents’? Under Garments, Gents’ White Shirts, : Damask, Lace Curtains, Oil Cloths, a : Mattings, Rugs, &c. Wiping out the Israelites entirely. Don’t be Numbugged into the wrong Store but visit the AMERICAN iy’ DRY GOODS STORE! 2: And compare prices. . In connection with.our immense Stock of Dry Goods will be found asplendid agsertment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Which will be sold 30 per cent cheaver than can bv bougit in the State. We have also the Firat and only Stcek of JAPANESE GCOCDS! Ever braught to this city, consisting of Secretaries, Work Boxes, Shawl Boxes, Gleve:Roexes, Tabics, = Waiters, &c. &e: Useful az well as Ornamental, whieh will bé sold VERY LOW { Remember the place. HACADORN & BOWLEY. Ne. 39 BROSD STREET, NEVADA. them aud get his Asiatic Rheymatic Liniment ! Ree LINIMENT has never been known ta fail when applied actordir'g to directions. During a residence of 19 years in Asia, I have known it to cure thousands of stubbern cases, and in this country hundreds of my fellow-miners have been cured by its use. For Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Old Sores. &c., it is unequalled. Ihave also a Wash prepared. that . will cureSore Eyes. Also, a préparation that wiil cure RUNNING RHEUMATISM. These preparations have never before been offered to the public, and all J ask is ONE TRIAL to prove the truth of the above propositions. . JAMES SOUTHALL. For sale at SPENCE’S Dig Store, Nevada, and at WM. STONE'S Store, Selby Flat “030-1m FOR SALE! . M. LIEBERT’S MAGNIFICENT PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY f ee undersigned, intending to leave the count try, beard instruct, yratis, in all.the ranches of the Daguerreotype and Photographic Art, any sou who will buy his establishment and couitile his business. —or further partieu lars apply to the Owner, on the premises, No. 88 Broad street; Nevada. all tf =. A. LIEBERT., CG. E. WITHINCTON, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER 1a ba PAINTING promptly attended tc.— Dealer in Paper Banas, urtain Fixtures &ec. &. At the foot of Broad st., Nevada. Sel, e A. LAMOTT, ott & Collins,— we — —Successor to Corner Second and J Street, Sacramento. Kk EEP constantly on hand the Largest and A best assortment of Hats, Caps and Furs to be tound in the State, and sell at a lower prise than any other House. ; I would call attention to my FALL STYLE HA'TS which takes the lead of them all. N. 16.—All orders from the Country promptly attended to. 022-tf A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS 1N? CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner_Lof Pine‘and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. PURE GROUND JAVA COFFEE! Warranted Fresh, kept constantly of hand and for sale by , : FORTUNE GUES, Commereial'Street, Nevada City. Nevada, Oet. 20th, 1861—tf JAMES J. OTT, NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE, ' Ne, 30 Main street, Nevady G OLD AND ORES, of every Deséription, Melted, Kefined and Assayed at San Francisco prices, and RETURNS MADE iN BARS, OR COIN, in a few Hours. ~ : Meiting done in the presence ef Deporitars Craius and Clippings returned er brought in aecount and always guaranteed. . Charges Yor meltiug and-agsaying gold—for lots, below 60-02 £2 for lots—above 50 o7zk. }¢ of 1 per cent. Proportionate reduction for larger quantities deposited by regWar customers: for assays of Minerale, $5. . Jaines J. Ott is now prepared with his NEW AMALGAMATION WORKS to operate upoi -precious Ores, either in the ore or mineral, andis ready to receive Black Sand, Tailings, Sweepings, Lub panings, Auriferous Lead, ete., and will work them with satisfaction at the lowest rates. {jil-tf) JAMES J. OTT. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Otfice—Corner of Bread aud Pine streets, Gem, We would inform cur friends and all wishing ogr service thar WILARE PREPARED * to atte. 2those favoring us with a ca)}, atte hours. Leeth after having become sensitive ty exposure of the nerve will be filled without . causing pain. : , : WE WILL WARRANT ALI WORK: Done at this Office, to be performed in a MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise ao charge will bemade. Our charges aie maderate, and to suit the times. Wearepermaneutly located in this place. : ‘ March 4, 1861-tf MINERS! . tr ‘. . HLE best and cheapest Coupling for Mining I Hese ever made._Perfect. in themselves— requiring no clamps to fnsten the Hose. Can be coupled and uncoupled in half agminate. Any person who ‘upou trial is dissatisfied can return nbey back.” For sate by : » i. CRAWFORD AC e. And JOUN PATTISON, Telegraph ORee. OS ce ce ne eterna eect inert sn . Brown Driil Fer Washington, Alpha and Omega, A FURNITURE! pt eh eel 1 ‘ é J. D, COULTER&CO., 722 MONTGOMERY oyRERT 722, — BETWEEN— Washington and Jackson Sts., SAN FRANCISCO’ CALIFORNIA. ite Have now in Store a : LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF FURNITURE ee) ee Every Description. Comptising the Best Assortment of CASE GOODS Inthe Market. ‘For sale, Wolesale and Retail, at the Lowest Market Rates. J.D, COULTER & co., T22 Montgomery Street, . nov. 30-3m San Francisce. FRENCH, WILSON & CO. —MARB= = THE BEST CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS, ALL KINDS. Retailing, for Cash, at Wholesale Prices. LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF Clothing, Le < Furnishing Goods, Trunks, : Valises, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, &e. PY To te found in any Retail'House in California. Z Goods suitable for traveling purposes in any climate. FRENCH, WILSON & co., Next door to the What Cheer House, San Francisco. Manufacturing Establishment, No. 102 Liberty street. New York. P. 8.—Mensures. taken for Goods from ourHouse in New York, and delivered to any part of this State without extra charge. uov 30-3m . NOW. LANDING, EX LATE ARRIVALS. id 8 and Shectings, 30-INCH SHIRTINGS. BLEACHED SHEETINGS, Assorted Widths. BLANKETS, ALL GRA DES & COLORS. Prints ana Delaines, In Great Variety. Se ae DRESS AND FANCY DRY GooDs, ALEXA NDRE’S Genuine KID GLOVES. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. DAVIS & JONES? SHIRTS Flannels, Hosiery, &c. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Brussels and 3-ply Carpe: ; NEW PATTERN. PAPER HANGINGS, DRUGGETS, MATTINGS. HOLLANDS, HEMP CARPETS ene, AGENCY FOR dewett's & Comon's Oil Cloths~ . For sve for Cash, or to first class, Prompt paying trade, at a discdunt from market rates. . FRANK BAKER, LiGa& +a3 Clay Strees, nov. 20-6m : San Krancisco, DAILY STAGE LINE. SiX HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mati, 4 Nees Leaves the National E.—aoreece Chauce, Broad street. Nevadn, SeouVERKY MORNING, at > mo’clock, A. M., and t ; Arrives ‘at iWashimgton, at 12 mM. Keturniag-—The riage leaves WASHINGTON at. 7 o'clock, A. M., and arrives in fevada City at iW @elock A. Mo ny Persons wisitH2"to xisit any of the above nuined poluts and yo with security, they will consult their own Jnterest \ id trayel ou the SLX {ORSEH STAGE LISBE° @€ would clso return thinks ata ers A pene for the liberalmeuner in whidh they tave patronized my line, and wil} assuve'thety that it will cyer be my wish» bo voniribute to their comfort when the with ime: and most yaretul drivers inghe state. Nevada; Nov. 2, 18¢i. LEW MORRILL, Propricter. June 4, 1801-tf a Fe : “2 travels have.in my employ one o¥ the best. 2 Bi a : . SI

have ; ever pared nd at Print0 of an court ce of aring 0 satm on’ or of > H. 10-100 suit. » the ribed intered in . Cano's enanm. I Dog, . , beP. M. Hanruing Nov. ble. ess. . Terevada lifor. ym all wing is mm, ny ity, ‘#, Clopes, rill be. ooner ted to d dist ts oT rr un y any ccomr ne. Ly. Forns -o with below: DERd will ne folto $10 to $20 rished unty. style. ing’. = nary 2}, @isy UILT ucted, ilding « Millis ; . filled abiishreigh OM, ———the-matter of altitude the Henness Pass ‘top vf a lofty and rugged mount&in chsin ent incor en sch ined. w a lapted. . -_ . “ff ee w~ & € a <p ; VOL. 32. NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, TUBSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1861. . : NO. 85. Che Morning Transevipt Published Daily, Monday excepted. ON. P. BROWN, PROPRIETOR. . OFFICE — COMMERCIAL STREET. Terms of the Daily Transcript : Twenty-Five Cents Per Week. L. P. FISHER, Is the authurized Agent Of the Daily Transeript in San Francisco. All_orders left at his office, on Washington street, opposite Maguirgs Opera House, will be promptly attended to. THE Mounrain Roures.--The Alta a few days since had an article contrasting the comp2rative advantages of the several routes across the Sierra Nevada. Of the Henness Pass route it sys: ‘i In the point of way trade,the Henness route is probably superior to the others, but this advantage is nut suffic.ent to counterbalance the greater distance. has a decided advantage over all the others. Anadditional thousand feet of height at the may add many millions of dollars to the cost ef constructing ‘a railroad, which cannot have abrupt. turns or very -steep grades. With the height of the mountain bicreases the danger of totaliaterruptiun of travel by snow, the expense of keeping the track clear, the cost of freight, and the amount of repairs to keep the road in order. In altitudethe Henness Pass is 400 feet lower than the Truckee, 1,500 teet lower thau the Johuson Pass, and 4,740 feet lower than the Big Tree Pass This isan advantage worth milhons of dollar. tu the Hemiess Pass. eas In the matter of grade,the Hennéss Pass has an equaladyintige. That Pass is on a level with Washve Valley; there is so little aseent going westward through this Pass that the traveler scarcely knows when he reaches the suiomit. There is, at that point, no eastern “slope” to the Sierra Nevada; no western rim to the Great Basin. The western slupe of tho mountaia is more regular ‘and gentle than ubany other plice, In October last, an eightinule team wentthrough the Pass from the west with a load of seven tuns; a six-mule team with three tuns and a half ald two horses with a taa-and three-tourths. We have not the figures forthe loads hauled through the other pass s, but theygire notse large on an average as those tiken ‘through the Heuness Puss. ‘ > M YSTERIEs GF COAL.—For years ne ene would suppose tliat: piece of solt coal, “dug from its mine or bed in the earth, possessed any other purpose than fuel; It was: nex found that it would word a gas which is also combustible. Chemiceal analysis preved it to be nnide of bydeogew. Tu process of time mechanieal and cheimicalingenuty devised a e . pte 7 * mode ef manufreturing this gas and applying it to the lighting of buildings and cities on a large seale. “Fa doing this other products of distillation were developed, until step by the follow.ng ingredients or materiils are ex: . tracted from ic: ’ : 1. An excellent-oil to savply lighthouses equal to the best sperm vil, and at a lower Coat. 2. Benzole; a light sort of etheral fluid Which evaporates easily, and combining with Vapor of moist air is: usedforthe purpese of portable gis limps, so eallefi. 0 3. Naptia;a heavy fluid, wwaig it ig -useful to dissolve gutta ‘percht*" fam rabber, 4. An oil pose. 7 5. Asphaltum, Which is a black solid substanee, usefulia muking ‘varuishes, coveriig roofs tnd vaults, 0. Parafine; this isa white erysteiine substance, Pesemblingawhite wax, aud whichCan be made usto beautiful wax candles. ity melts ata te reof 210 degfees; and attends an ex Que ean hardly reslige, when he imp of heavy sinutty he holds cho-eut excellent for lubriciating purtakes a cowl in his hand that ited therein all these diffe r‘tain, and which, a htth: ~ uett properiy applied with liberate . seperate form, ready aad presCutia tern lur the sev ral parpuses to which they” are eee ose nerwrenenen tae. NOPICH TO scCRiP OWNERS?) Co. TREASURERS OFFICE -. SEVADA, Dee. 34, 1841. 4 Lh. warrants drawa on the General Fund of 4% the County registered prior to January is ino¥; will be paid on prisentation at this office, faterest on the game ceapes trom this date, .~ : E.G. WAITH, —{— “. Board and Lodging per day...91 50 a &® FRUIT TREBS and Foreign Grape y e Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Di: a $7 Gamé Suppers, Oystera, .Lobaters, and all ti ~_fts of a home at this Llotel. NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE (MeLaughlin’s Brick building) Opposite the Exchange Hote GRASS VALLEY, MAYERS & COE. WOULD INFORM THE ._, citizens of GRASS VALLEY and vicinity that they have opened a first class Boot and shoe store in that place, where they design keeping a large and handsome stock efeverytLing in their line, consisting of . FASHIONABLE BOOTS, : . LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SHOES GAITERS, SLIPPERS, Ete. Repairing.—This“braneh of our business is under the charge of most competent workmen. who will attend teall orders with punctuality. SIVON YEA WESRS, so well known in Nevada and Grass Valley will have charge of the establishment at Grass Valley. jy19-tf © JUST RECEIVED! A Large Assortment of LOOKING CLASSES, KEROSENE OILAND LAMPS, Machinery Oils and Camphene, At Gibb’s Paint and Oil Store, New Brick Building, No. 63 Mill Street, Grass Valley. aul3 tf \ WATER POWER DERRICK N ATTESON & SAMUELS’ ARE associated in the business of making WATER POWER DERRICKS The Water Power can be easil adapted to the common Hand Derrick to PUM "ING, WINDLASSING and SAW MILLS. All Kinds of Machinery Can be run with very little water where there ts Sufficient Hydraulic pressure. TRIP HOOKS of a new construction, that are always safe and suré, constantly on hand. Blacksmithing, Iron Turning, etc., done at the shortest notice. Orders for WATER DERRICKS from abroad promod atended to. ‘Shop on Deer Creek, beow the Foundry. W.H. ROOT, has been ap pointed our Trayeling Agent. auls-tf PAINTER & CO.,. Practical Printers And Dealers in Type, Presses, Printing Matertals, Ink, -aper; Cards, ete. SAN FRANCISCO. J.M. PAINTER, $ . T. P. PAINTER, ) Offices fitted out with dispatch Sen Freneieo, Mareh i-iv o Printing A Pe A Patten, —atricts of Europe next season, I have “=determined to sell off my large stock af Choiee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing Winter. : Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards, or deat in Trees and Vines, eon have Great Bargains by making carly application. WILSON PLINY, Below R Street Levee, and after Dee. Ist will have a Depot in K Street, between 4#th.& 5th Sacramento, for sales nlo-tf FASHION RESTAURANT. FR) ; No. 62, became SY * ROAD STREET, [ES OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Night ada. Bee SEAM, WS, MERGSET...... Proprictor AVENG resaincd proprictorsh.p of this well kuown Restaurant I AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN. THE PEOPLE IN THE. BEST SFYLE AND AT MODERATE-RATES. he good. things mi the mgrket, furnished ata moments notice, and yot up in .a style to suit the tastes of tie greatest epicure. . MALS AT ALL HOURS. -f intead to keep the “ FASHION” as a frst elass rest staurant, and as such I recommend it to Pot the city, and the county at large. Those persons who relish a GOOD MEAL will do well to ‘call and sec? for themsélyes Nevada. Nov. 24, sett i ea ‘i pom. QER. ON BROAD STREET, (77. sdaeilestiie NEVADA, ~ Wwellal (PIE Preprictor would annowace to the public of this county, and the State at large, that he has taken charge of the above Splendid New Brick Hotel, Whieh he designs keeping in the beat style. ‘*“vavelers visiting Neyada will find all the eemSINGLE OR DOUBLE KROOMS Furnished persons stopping at this House. The Beds are_all furnished with the best SPRING, MATTRESSES andthe rooms are supplicd ina comfortable. and luxurioha ‘style. THE BEST OF LIQUORS AND WINES To ba found at. the Bar. RATE OF CHARGES: i ° Board per week...2.css0c% +-+eFrom $7 to $10

Meglil..cserececcccseceece sossscecvesF ity Cents This Hote) “il be kept open at all Hours. Treasurer ef Nevada Coun'y. a 5 WALL PAPER, PICTURES. Ana bearing on our enemics—the Israclite dealers. 2 jetf — N. BAILBY,. Proprietor. FACTS! FACTS:‘*Peace hath her Victories No less renowned than war,’ Sa wrote John Milton, and such is the fact.THE AMERICAN PRY GOODS STORE H‘*3 ALREADY wona victory over the ISKAEL}TEs in. the Dry Goods trade, and having strongly intrenched its position, the Pro a aré now fully prepared to cry ‘thavoc” an Let. slip the Dogs of War, On High Prices The American Dry Goods Store now: has its immense batteries of ten inch Columbia?s load‘. ed to the muzzle with CHEAP DRY COODs! THE ACTION Willco mence immediately and continue until the Israelites run. FIRST GUN! A Regular Bomb Shell—loaded with 1000 Dress Patterns, of the newest styles of Fall Goods, from <5 cents to $1,50 each. a : SECOND GUN! 500 Cloaks of the Latest Fashion, from $3 to $100 each. 3 THIRD GUN! Shell—200 Bonnets of the Latest Syles, at prices to suit every one. FOURTH GUN! Rifled Cannon—100 pieces Carpeting, of every style and description from 15 cents tu $3 per yd. ALL THE BATTERIES! Loaded to the muzzle with Dry Goovs of every style, in endless variety, and at unprecedented low prices. superior to any in the city and 23 per cent cheaper. WE CLOSE THE BATTLE! With a regular broadside of Embroideries, Ribbons. Hosiery, Gloves, Scarfs, Woolen Hoods, Shawls, Filanneis, Cassimercs, Ladies’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks Opera Hoods, Linen Goods, [Ladies’ and Gents’? Under Garments, Gents’ White Shirts, : Damask, Lace Curtains, Oil Cloths, a : Mattings, Rugs, &c. Wiping out the Israelites entirely. Don’t be Numbugged into the wrong Store but visit the AMERICAN iy’ DRY GOODS STORE! 2: And compare prices. . In connection with.our immense Stock of Dry Goods will be found asplendid agsertment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Which will be sold 30 per cent cheaver than can bv bougit in the State. We have also the Firat and only Stcek of JAPANESE GCOCDS! Ever braught to this city, consisting of Secretaries, Work Boxes, Shawl Boxes, Gleve:Roexes, Tabics, = Waiters, &c. &e: Useful az well as Ornamental, whieh will bé sold VERY LOW { Remember the place. HACADORN & BOWLEY. Ne. 39 BROSD STREET, NEVADA. them aud get his Asiatic Rheymatic Liniment ! Ree LINIMENT has never been known ta fail when applied actordir'g to directions. During a residence of 19 years in Asia, I have known it to cure thousands of stubbern cases, and in this country hundreds of my fellow-miners have been cured by its use. For Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Old Sores. &c., it is unequalled. Ihave also a Wash prepared. that . will cureSore Eyes.. Also, a préparation that wiil cure RUNNING RHEUMATISM. These preparations have never before been offered to the public, and all J ask is ONE TRIAL to prove the truth of the above propositions. . JAMES SOUTHALL. For sale at SPENCE’S Dig Store, Nevada, and at WM. STONE'S Store, Selby Flat “030-1m FOR SALE! . M. LIEBERT’S MAGNIFICENT PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY f ee undersigned, intending to leave the count try, beard instruct, yratis, in all.the ranches of the Daguerreotype and Photographic Art, any sou who will buy his establishment and couitile his business. —or further partieu lars apply to the Owner, on the premises, No. 88 Broad street; Nevada. all tf =. A. LIEBERT., CG. E. WITHINCTON, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER 1a ba PAINTING promptly attended tc.— Dealer in Paper Banas, urtain Fixtures &ec. &. At the foot of Broad st., Nevada. Sel, e A. LAMOTT, ott & Collins,— we — —Successor to Corner Second and J Street, Sacramento. Kk EEP constantly on hand the Largest and A best assortment of Hats, Caps and Furs to be tound in the State, and sell at a lower prise than any other House. ; I would call attention to my FALL STYLE HA'TS which takes the lead of them all. N. 16.—All orders from the Country promptly attended to. 022-tf A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO.. DEALERS 1N? CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner_Lof Pine‘and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. PURE GROUND JAVA COFFEE! Warranted Fresh, kept constantly of hand and for sale by , : FORTUNE GUES, Commereial'Street, Nevada City. Nevada, Oet. 20th, 1861—tf JAMES J. OTT, NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE, ' Ne, 30 Main street, Nevady G OLD AND ORES, of every Deséription, Melted, Kefined and Assayed at San Francisco prices, and RETURNS MADE iN BARS, OR COIN, in a few Hours. ~ : Meiting done in the presence ef Deporitars Craius and Clippings returned er brought in aecount and always guaranteed. . Charges Yor meltiug and-agsaying gold—for lots, below 60-02 £2 for lots—above 50 o7zk. }¢ of 1 per cent. Proportionate reduction for larger quantities deposited by regWar customers: for assays of Minerale, $5. . Jaines J. Ott is now prepared with his NEW AMALGAMATION WORKS to operate upoi -precious Ores, either in the ore or mineral, andis ready to receive Black Sand, Tailings, Sweepings, Lub panings, Auriferous Lead, ete., and will work them with satisfaction at the lowest rates. {jil-tf) JAMES J. OTT. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Otfice—Corner of Bread aud Pine streets, Gem, We would inform cur friends and all wishing ogr service thar WILARE PREPARED * to atte. 2those favoring us with a ca)}, atte hours. Leeth after having become sensitive ty exposure of the nerve will be filled without . causing pain. : , : WE WILL WARRANT ALI WORK: Done at this Office, to be performed in a MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise ao charge will bemade. Our charges aie maderate, and to suit the times. Wearepermaneutly located in this place. : ‘ March 4, 1861-tf MINERS! . tr ‘. . HLE best and cheapest Coupling for Mining I Hese ever made._Perfect. in themselves— requiring no clamps to fnsten the Hose. Can be coupled and uncoupled in half agminate. Any person who ‘upou trial is dissatisfied can return nbey back.” For sate by : » i. CRAWFORD AC e. And JOUN PATTISON, Telegraph ORee. OS ce ce ne eterna eect inert sn . Brown Driil Fer Washington, Alpha and Omega, A FURNITURE! pt eh eel 1 ‘ é J. D, COULTER&CO., 722 MONTGOMERY oyRERT 722, — BETWEEN— Washington and Jackson Sts., SAN FRANCISCO’ CALIFORNIA. ite Have now in Store a : LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF FURNITURE ee) ee Every Description. Comptising the Best Assortment of CASE GOODS Inthe Market. ‘For sale, Wolesale and Retail, at the Lowest Market Rates. J.D, COULTER & co., T22 Montgomery Street, . nov. 30-3m San Francisce. FRENCH, WILSON & CO. —MARB= = THE BEST CLOTHING! FURNISHING GOODS, ALL KINDS. Retailing, for Cash, at Wholesale Prices. LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF Clothing, Le < Furnishing Goods, Trunks, : Valises, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, &e. PY To te found in any Retail'House in California. Z Goods suitable for traveling purposes in any climate. FRENCH, WILSON & co., Next door to the What Cheer House, San Francisco. Manufacturing Establishment, No. 102 Liberty street. New York. P. 8.—Mensures. taken for Goods from ourHouse in New York, and delivered to any part of this State without extra charge. uov 30-3m . NOW. LANDING, EX LATE ARRIVALS. id 8 and Shectings, 30-INCH SHIRTINGS. BLEACHED SHEETINGS, Assorted Widths. BLANKETS, ALL GRA DES & COLORS. Prints ana Delaines, In Great Variety. Se ae DRESS AND FANCY DRY GooDs, ALEXA NDRE’S Genuine KID GLOVES. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. DAVIS & JONES? SHIRTS Flannels, Hosiery, &c. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Brussels and 3-ply Carpe: ; NEW PATTERN. PAPER HANGINGS, DRUGGETS, MATTINGS. HOLLANDS, HEMP CARPETS ene, AGENCY FOR dewett's & Comon's Oil Cloths~ . For sve for Cash, or to first class, Prompt paying trade, at a discdunt from market rates. . FRANK BAKER, LiGa& +a3 Clay Strees, nov. 20-6m : San Krancisco, DAILY STAGE LINE. SiX HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mati, 4 Nees Leaves the National E.—aoreece Chauce, Broad street. Nevadn, SeouVERKY MORNING, at > mo’clock, A. M., and t ; Arrives ‘at iWashimgton, at 12 mM. Keturniag-—The riage leaves WASHINGTON at. 7 o'clock, A. M., and arrives in fevada City at iW @elock A. Mo ny Persons wisitH2"to xisit any of the above nuined poluts and yo with security, they will consult their own Jnterest \ id trayel ou the SLX {ORSEH STAGE LISBE° @€ would clso return thinks ata ers A pene for the liberalmeuner in whidh they tave patronized my line, and wil} assuve'thety that it will cyer be my wish» bo voniribute to their comfort when the with ime: and most yaretul drivers inghe state. Nevada; Nov. 2, 18¢i. LEW MORRILL, Propricter. June 4, 1801-tf a Fe : “2 travels have.in my employ one o¥ the best. 2 Bi a : . SI