December 16, 1862 (4 pages)

ree r Pal: ca ices yern at he 0. C0, will ly one every rfits Oe & wil th of -M mma te npany tinnitic rent. M¢ired \ gent 2 profords e cor Barwest ae ght to ONS, ‘all and lace im le tile, e largthan at at: re sep-10 ers! es should-aepire to an addition of the brazen son, We were speaking ferruginously, or . won't adimit bells are excellent articles exclock this afternoon, at the Empire Livery ' E.B. Staart of the rebel cavalry. ' to a stream and brought the man some ———————_—— ombopaoeiiend ee ee eis, BeLis.—The parseu takes ‘wmbrageat our lueal_ on. bella, and wante'to know what our objéct was in pubhshing the The object wae, parson, just what-appears on ite fwee. Bells are such an excellent artcle, aad are such public benefactors—we bejeve the parson will concede that—we are jiclined to think the’ more we have of them the better.'. If one empty skull! witha tongue itis not enough fora church, we are decidedly in favor of having more. The parson need not get envious or huffy if other charcharticle too. tr The parsen says of our bell article’? [ft it'wae to impart-correet information upon the subject, the article was _a@ bignal failure.” Now, paraon, point out one single sentence or were in that arficle that conveys “incorrect information ” or stand before the publie as a Celiberate falsifyer. Understand, sir, ii you think we are Icss iriendly to the Baptist Church than ‘to any . other, or if you think to place us in the posiwow of tnaking war upon it, you are a more egregious ass than we ever supposed you to be. i wie : Dixc, Doxe.—The parson pute in for‘an argunent in favor of our citizens subscribing for a bell to his church, that it would be a public benefit. We took Lim at his word, 1 bells were a good institution, and rather fayored all the other churches having these goods things, when’ the parson wants to know What we mean. Did you think, parmocking you? er are you soselfish that you ceptin certain cases? Siuce you have undertaken tv ¢techizeus, suppose two play at that game. aes TAMING Horses.—Prof. Belew returns to town to-day, and will give a second lecture on the art of educating horres, at three Stables So far as we can learn, those who heard the first lecture. were highly pleased. We doubt not the second will be worth the hearing of horse men generally, and citizens us well. There is nothing repulsive in the Prolegsor's theory or practice. GUILTY Consciedce ITS OWN AUCUSER. The\parson says our articleon bells “ seems to insinuate” that the move of the Baptist Church to get a bell was a suddeMor secret, or underhand move. A guilty conscience must have been at the bottom of this assertion. As nothing of the kind, but-a plaio statement of facts, is found in our article, the public will be apt to come to its own conc! usions. : ee RecoveRinG.—Our «ld friend A. R. Jenkins, who was so severely injured on the ‘2th of Oct. last, by the upsetting of the Cal. State Co’s. evach, is slowly recovering from his numerous injuries. — Dunine the week of battles in -front of Washington. General Bayard went forward, under a flug of truce, te meet and confer with his old comrade in arms, the now famous J. Less than two year: ago, Jeb was First Lieuten: autand Bayard, Second Lieatenant in the wame company, but Jeb. is now a Major General and Byyard a Brigadier. During the in~ terview.@ wounded Union soldier lying grar was groaning and asking for water. ‘‘Here, Jeb,” said Bayard—old time recollections making him familiar, as he tossed his bridle t» the rebel officer—“hold my horse a minute, will you, tilt I fetch that poot fellow some water.” Jeb. held the bridle. Bayard went water. As Bayard mounted his-horse, Jeb. remarked. thit. he had. not for some time “played Orderly to a Union General.” The business upon which they met wa~ soon arranged, and the old friends parted—a fight, which bad ceased while they were talking, recommencing with great fury on both sides the moment each got back to bis own ranke. Pine Town.—Phe Visalia Delta of Tulare county says: -'s mk The nuisance of drunken men shoutirg bawdy-houea songs within the nearing of re~ spectable famftiex. .and shooting pistols laosely round the streets, is getting to be unenduThe authorities will not iferfere, aud we take occasion tv hint that,“ as sure as shootin,” sume head of a family the uuissance summarily, seme ni will-be endorsed by all respectable people for 80 doing. There is mete filth howled out by dranken~ien in the streets of Visalia than in ahy other town in the State, + ” iP Abe of ewes pects eon of Mr. Hitbbard, of Sauta. Ciara, accidentally shot himmerly resided iithis city H+) . . , arose bet . * ‘and "Toun. Ree Reoeee Gomberty abuts the city among the shooting Class. omnrrree.—Dr. Keeney*of the United three or four aie and in Cahora was shot andy instantly killed at balf-past eleven last night, while engaged at a game in Pat. Lytch’s saloon, The murderer fired through a door ard escaped. Several are suspected, but there is nogvidence against any ove. About ten o’eleck this morning, a difficulty . er, concerning fust ight’s murder, when tagcformer stabbed Reeder twice in the back. After h's woutids. were dressed, he caine on the street and swore he would kill Gumbért, whereupon the latter procured a shotgan and fired, the shot ‘nter. live, There is much excitement throughout A DAMPER ON THE SANITARY RELIEF States Army, writes a letter to a friend in this eity, which may possibly, have the effect of diverting a portion ef the Patriotic Relief Fund from its original destination. He says: I would suggest to the generous Californians to bestow some Of their munificent gilts on the dged and helpless widows whe sacrificed their husbands, and some their only support and comfort, for the country’s cause. and on the orphan children whose fathers:have been slain trying to-uphold the righteous cause of their country. . These are subjects of charity for tho warm hearts of Californmi to bestow their gifts, und noton the Hospitals My duties aa Medical.Inspector cause me to see thousands and. thousands of sick and wounded of -this vast army, and'to inspect hundreds of hospitals and eamps, and I have yet to see any ‘great suffering among our treops arising from the want of medical at tention, hospital supplies and even luxuries. Our. sick and wounded are well cared for, and [ will venture to say the world has never witnessed less suffering, under the prvetontnlt than is to be feund in our army.—Call. To Sweerren Rancid BuTTeR.—An agriculturist nesr Brussels, having succeeded in removing the bad smell and disagreeable taste of some butter by: beating or mixing it with chloride.of lime, he was encouraged by the happy reeult to continue his experiments, by trying them upon butt 6 id as tu be past use; and he hae“restored to\butter the odor and taste of which was insup “ ble, all the sweetness of fresh butter. The operation is extremely simple, and easily practicable for all. It consists in beating the butter in a sufficient quantity of water, into which had been mixed 25 or 30 drops of chloride of lime to two pounds of butter. After having thus broughtall ite parts in conhour or two: afterwards withdrawn and washed anew in fresh water, The chloride of lime having nothing injurious in ‘it. Gan safely be increased : but after having verified the experiment, it wos found wnat 25 to 30 drops to 24 pounds of butter were sufficient. After washing it so, we'd hang it on the fence a day or two, to dry. sonoma Arrivaisat National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER. PROPRIETOR DECEMBER, 13, 1862. D MBoyd, San Fran D Haws. . Blue Tent D L Calkins, do J G Kopt, do S Lewis. do i, Hughes, do C Lafferty & wife,do John Furguson, Sac 7e0 Deacon,’ Jones B John Hammond, city CBAuit, Quaker Hill CP Tolliver, do H Twining. do Damiel Hart, do W N Jacobs, do A Campbell, do John Lawrence, do J Hawke, Deer creek J Mathews, do ie Dee. 14. JN Drwiey, San Fran W Huffman, QH C DD Hayes, d> N Soggs, Soggs’ Misl J Pell, Sacramento JA Justice, Columbia W A Huff, VirginlaC W Lawrey & wife.do H M Wheeler, do J Ferry, ; do J M Moon; Sacramento W I Lafayer. R C W WH Wheeler, Mary’e 1 V White, Cherokee F Donehough, do — 5 Baker, St Lewis M RW Lattice, Wash’n JC Hoyt, do 8 Bridgee, Dutch Flat John McNally, SJ AC Woodsome, YC H Arnold, AR T Findley, G V N Newell, Timbuctoa Rev Father Dalton,do AR Grant, aty © John. P Skelton, do A P Woodide, do Jon McPherson, BT Wm Dowe. Cement If GA Wilkinson, J A Bluck, —— eee? solyent Debtor : said Insolvent, Levi Ayes. to be and before the’ Hon. David , County aforesaid, in open ‘went not be ted, and an of his estate be ie, the mean‘time al against said solvent be stayed. — veal Leourt, thie Tathids f Dec A. D. 1862 3 _ o ~ ee . jel a R. H. rakguu Clerk, i es Per G. EK: i" , Deputy, ad alg gu le The ing Reeder’s side. He ws not expected to} J Nye, Sacramento Chris Flaughers, do : Geo Fellows, do John Hammond, DC \ § Aikin. do “A-H Gray, Grass V S BHunt, Washoe J HW Mathews, do Thos Holt, Omega ‘WV Hobby. do C Lent, * do W Raméey, do & wife, do Martin Klley, You Bet Chas Miller. Moores R Alexander. Red Dog 'G W Bennett, do FE LL Baker, Columbia MH R MceGinuniss, do ED Dean, do 9 H C Johnson, Sm artsville ) _ —e NSOLVENT . NOFICE.—Iin the County Court of Nevada county. State of California { in the matter of the petition of Levi Ayers, an InPursuant to an order of the Mon. David Belden, Judge of the said County Court. no"tice ia hereby given to all the creditor# of the oppene udge eourt. at the court room of}: said court, in the county of Nevada, on the 15th day ef January, A» D., 1863, at 16, o’elock. a. Ei: ofthat day, then aud there to show cause, any can, why the prayer of that wees men and fie be disharged from’ his debts and liabilities. in pursuance of the statute in such ease made and provided ; and in proceedings Inhend and the seal of said tact with the water, it may be left. for an . a 1 stock of Furniture, consisting in part of ‘Chamber Sets, ’ ‘Mahogany Parlor Sets, Marble ‘Top Bureaus, . 7 ‘Tables, Centre Tables, Secretaries, Dressers, Chairs, of all kinds. Beds and Redding, &ec. &e. wa T co ST!) 4 We are bound to be undersold by no man whatever. = ,_ Noone who wants articles in our line need go out of our store on account of prices. ' ‘All persons inaebted to the firm! of H YH. Shaffer & Co., are requested to coms up And settle and save costs; and all persons having claims against the firm are requested present the same for payment. H.H,. SHAFFER &CO. No. 36 Broad Street, Opposite the! National Exchange, Nevada. NEW STOCK-WINTER GOODS —AT THE— American Dry Goods Store ! ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA, CHINN & COLBY HALt just received from @an Francisco the LARGEST, AND BEST SELECTED STOCK of : WINTER GOODS! ir Ever brought in the Mountains. .£§ THE DRY GOODS Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada and the surrounding country at such prices that can not inil to suit. SILK GOODS--New Variety. DRESS GOODS, Tolles Peintes, Jacones, Indiennes, Soicries, 5000 yards Poplin: : Silk and Wodt Shellers, Organdies, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CABPETS. 1000 Pieces of Linen. Gloves of every size ondcolor. French & American Prints. Sitk & Wool Curtain Damask, Wool, Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bleached Sheettiag. a large Stock “of Trimmings, : Mohair, ; Barege. Marseilles & Lancaster Quilts, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroideries, Bonnets, Shakers, Sunshades, UmbreHas, Parasols, NEW STYLE DUSTERS! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! New Style of kunbroidery, entirely New! BONNETS & @HILDREN 8 HATS ! New Style of DRESS SILK. This permanen! stock of Dry Coods—the largest ever seen in the mountains of California— was bought-for Cash and we will guarantee to aell cheaper than any other establishment can possibly sell, Ladies ! calland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. . CHINN & COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 25th. ee A. BLOCK, s. FURTH, x. BLOCK, JR A. BLOCK & CO., Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon FEIGE, corner of Pineand Broad Strects, L ER wpa ter nH attention to 8 cases dwifery. end all Diseases of long John Garber, Atty. 4 ‘orders mitixt be directed to us to obtain the genuine. a G serve well the manufacturer’s name ments. N serene without our cir; gular of, Golden wrapped around the bottle. oclm3 ; £8 MOTHERS! MOTHERS !! ] ON?’'T fail to procure uBe. WINSLUW? -SQOTHING SYRUP for HLLDREN. . This valuable preparation is the preser of one of the most experienced and Ski urses in New England, and has with meyer failing success in FHOUSANDS OF CASES. . It not only relieves the child fro inv s the stomach and bo acidity, and gives tone andenergy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve iping in the Bowels, ad Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions/Wwhich if not speedily remedied, end in death. e believe itthe best aadsurest Remedyinthe World, in all and DIARRHGA in. DINGTON & CO., y AGENTS, jly 12-6m San’Francisco. SPENCE & WICKES,. Whole sale Dru ggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIS METHOD OF Proclaimjing to the World ! MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at . _ A. P. CHURCH & CO. Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. © BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists, %, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, ® or Prescriptions earefully compounded. 4% BLAZE’S FAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST if You Want 2 Good Prink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept.6-tf “4 PIONEER CIGAR STORE -$. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, GenuD ine Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN 8TREET, NEVADA CITY. N. B. Store closed from Friday evening to Saturday evening. . nob, GEO. A. WEAVER J. W.CLARK, Fs : ‘Nevada. { San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. LESALE and retail, dealers in GRO W SERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS. “&e., &e. Have taken the Stand formerly eceupied by WEAVER & NE W.MAN, and will be in constant receipt of a com: plete Stock of Goods, which wi most reasonable rates for CASH. he Public Patronage solicited. x7 Goods delivered free of charge. £ WEAVER &UO. Nevada. March, 18th 1862. — FAMILY GROCERY STORE! A: BARUH, No: 17 Commercial Strect, Necada City, Cal. Informs the public that he will keep ee on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheeése,-Vege& portion of tables, Coffee,. Case Goods, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold che for cash.— He can a) ways be found at his olds on ComShakers’ Herbs,” l-be sold at, Frait,. Fuiitufé ata Bargain!) Sacramento Advertisemedtt: bua subd seane “gfe haar R.H, MCDONALD, » 3. CSPENCER. £ ie ! JHE ey : i Se bea 3 pis — Da RAM CHRAU COLTER BAL, WHOLESABE ; this medicin= ee cithomanitrie meraanmaromenc,. RH. M’DONALD & 60. . Balen No. I oe first aud second 8 » uch ACRAMENTO, By M correchoas ote, cle. ‘Golden Balsam No. % . WE, INVITE ATENTION 7. OCR for eres Mercurial and Sphilitie itheu mn: . large and carctully selected sto Rus . tism. per e; upon receipt of this 5 ' : = ped $ and medicines . Retorts Crucibl ak sum we wil obit, an agen . for thie ‘aeuicann Chemicals of all kinds, . Druggists taseware, and are soic.proprietursand manufacturers. All . Solid and Fluid Ex’t, . Brewere’ Stock, Soda Water: Material, Electric Preparations {Paints antl Offs, ete pon each iuside label. We guarrantee a per. Patent Medicines, Kerosene and Coal Oils feet and pl 7 Poon ¥ ” * Per . Fancy Goods. .ard and Sperm Oils.: : a « TICHARDS & WHITFIELD, ‘Trusses, Shoul’ Br Alcohol in Tin. yl Indporters, Wholesale and Retait Druggists, . Camph ora i’ Auid Assayers Materials, uo Corner of Clay and Sansome sts., Seu Francisco, {Abdominal Supporters. ee, aes sae” Alsog Sole Agents fur ine oneprated SPANISH ae hg Inthe Drog ent 2A or re AN TING. to close business at as early a} © ANTIDOTE. aration never known to pe . tend W for the oltre of Gleet Gonorrhea Irrita. Uadersold My any house in California. Ordera. day as possible we offer to sell our large . — fil. ton Died all Urinary de res solicited and goods forwarded to alt parts ofthe Pacific coast and country, Umporting Davgetete Bacramentn, mportin sts, Sac’ to, ‘he undersigned offer for sale. pit ‘he Oil Vitrol, ‘‘Eastern’’. 3008 lbs Nitric, strong. 1 1500 Ibs Citric Acid , 1000 Iba Muriatic Veid , 2000 ibs Pow. red. Lartaric Acid, best , 60 casks superfine Carb Soda; 500 oz Sulph Quinine . i700 ox of Wright's pilte 100-028 chine pure ,"20 gross Brandreths P’! 75 ol Sulph. Morphine ;,100 gro MoGaas, Ayer’s 100 lbs fodide Potassa ;' aynes’ Lees and 126 tos Chloroform ; : MeLanes Pills ; 106 lbs Calomel; . 1100 doz Myres Sarsapar1000 Ibs Sp’ts Nirtreandjiila and Yellow Dock, Aq’ Ammonie : 1100 dos of hyons Katha700 tbs Gum Arabic whi’; rion & 2000 Ibs Flors Sulphur :} Co’s extracts Hair 600 lbs Oil Lemon Berga: Oil, cornense &e; '75 boxes. Cas Children, whether arising from teething or . . mot. tile soap ag ny ire water ae. Origanum. yc + ok pa! genuine; Full direetions for usiug will accompany each . Spruce and Almonds; '90 cases best Olive Oil ; bottle. Nonegenuine unless the fac simile of . 2200 gallons Kerosene 53000 lbs Sal Soda ; Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out . 1100 es pure Lardsgo bbls Rosin : side wrapper. : . O11 in tin, 100 bbls Plaster Parie ; 1 Medicine Dealers, 800 gallons Camphene .40 bbls Marble Dust : Principal O) , 13 Cedar Street, New York . 1200 gations Alchohol. 20 pbls Whiting . 96 per ct in tin ; 13000 lbs Shakers Herbe, N00 gallons Linseed Ot}! fresh ,~° 1009 gallons Neatsfootd00 lbs pure Ground Polar and China Nut! Sage fresh; Gil; 11000 Ibs preased Hops ia 800 gallons Castor Oil ; 34 3¢ 1 lb papers: Paint Rrushes , 12500 lbs Borax , White Wash Brushes: : Varnishes ofal] kinds ; Hair Brushes. {300 lbs assorted Paints Teeth Brushes 5 m cans ; Feather Dusters} b ton Putty in bladders 16 bbis refiued Lamp blk and tins , My 29 bbls Lrish Moss; ies bbls Dye Woods ; 10 cases Isinglase 26 bbls Canary, =OnpFlax Corlander seed In qitintities to suit, all at the lowest prices.r© ders respectfully solicited. ; , Kh, H. McDonald & Co., Importing Wholvsale Druggists, Sacramente , Dental in:perting House, W KE respecfully invite the attention of the arsortment o1 dental goods, the following eomprising a part only : Plain and Pivot Teeth, Ivory Haddled Pl’ggera Gum Teeth, large assortjand sealers, Teeth for Vulcanite wor. steel and Wire Handk 4 gum & plain, great va-jpluggers and scalers, —_: 3% exeavators, Burrs & White’s -Gold/Drills screws, Punches, Foil. Abby &4on’s Gold] Hooks, brushes and ear. Foil, Watt’s Crystal Foil undun W aeels, and sponge Guld, 'Gind stones ond Polish Tin — and Platina’ Powders, ’late, athes Gold Plate and solder, Mouth Mirrors, differDental chairs; head rests ent patterns Viles of all kinds, DENTAL CASES, Cheveller’s Best, containing a large wumber of Instruments, Mouth Mirrors &c, Cases made of mahogany, brass bound, with drawers, ete.ak complete price according to size and style-—from $76 to $175 each. : ANATOMICAL PR*¥PARAVIONS. Coasisting of Upper and Lower Maxillaries carved, exhibiting Nerves on side and Artery amd Vein on the other. Head, withecarved jaw, ¢x<« posing fangs of Teeth, 32 in number. Vulcanizers Vulcanite Teeth, Rubber aud everythfhg for doing vulcanite work in the latest and mos! approved styles, together with ‘nearly everything used by Dentists,all of which we shail sellat very low prices, and respectfully selicit Dentists to call and examine and price our goods Goods packed with care and forwarded, by to all parts of the Paclite coast. KR. H McDONALD & CO,,; Wholesale Vruggists sacramento, Cal. TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS ETC., Guin stockings, Shoulder Braces, Abdomtuad supporters, suspensary Bandages, silk Elastic Bandages for Ladies. A very large assortment of articles in this line. For sale by R. H. McDONALD & CO,, Sacramentes BREWERS’ STOCK. Fresh Hops, Iriish Moss, Burgundy Piteb, Piteh, Keg Corks. Everything in thig Hne ef the best quality. For sale upon press or otherwise, DONALDS CO. SODA WATER MATERIAL, Corks, Acids, Essential Oils. Whiting, Mar ble Dust Soda Twine. Everything in the line. For sale b Kh. H. McDUNALD& CO, vASSAYVER’S MATERIAS, Crucibles, Retorts, Acids, and a general supp )y of all articles in this line. ECLECTIC MEDICINES. We are constantly receiving per express, additionalsupplics from the manutactories. TLILDUN’S SUGAR COATED PILLS, of nearly all the concentrated Medicines, ey ia bottles. For sale by R. H. McDONALD& Sacramento. PERFUMERY. . We are constantly receiving articles to this line, direct from Foreign and American manufaetories. Forsale by. R, H. McDONALD & OW PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNISHES, Brushes; Feather Dusters, Zine White, Fire Proof Paint, Linseed Oil, Boiled and Kaw. For sale by R.H. McDONALD & CO. CUAL AND KEM OSENE OILS. Burning Fiuid, Lamp Oil, Neatsfopt Oi, Lard O@ Camphene. Knowing the diffigdlty ip proc a good article, so necessary for brilliumt lixh we have taken extra pains to impert t the beat quality, and can yr our customcss with a superior article. R. H. McDONALD & CV ; Sacramento. ac’ Patent Medicines. Weare agents for thafollowing Known icines and offer them at reduced prices ; sands’ Sareaparilla, Ayers’ Sareaparilia, Myers’ sarsapariila andjAyers’ Pit's, ellow Dock, :Moffut’s Vit te, Jaynes’ s#xpectorant, :Checen.an’s Pitts, Juyuev Alterstive, iPildex'« «uid Mix’s Jayuss’ Hair Tonic, iTilden’s dugar Co’ Pitts Ayres’ Pectoral andj‘Tiden’s Vear!s of ewer Aguecure, iand Chivreform, W istar'’s s ‘é Cherrys'" 2. 11. MeDONALD & Importing and wloigsale Draggiats, Aawa’te "Nevadl, Sune 18th in . ! Nevada, Nov. 16th 600 lbs Balsam Copaiba ,1500 doz rules Haulea & . Forceps a large variecy § terms ‘ N. B-—10 bales Hops Sent received by Express — : : K. H. Mel Meti-Jaynes’ sapative + pal . aynes’ Ague Pils, Wildl Moffatt’s, 1"heunda Sites:

ree r Pal: ca ices yern at he 0. C0, will ly one every rfits Oe & wil th of -M mma te npany tinnitic rent. M¢ired \ gent 2 profords e cor Barwest ae ght to ONS, ‘all and lace im le tile, e largthan at at: re sep-10 ers! es should-aepire to an addition of the brazen son, We were speaking ferruginously, or . won't adimit bells are excellent articles exclock this afternoon, at the Empire Livery ' E.B. Staart of the rebel cavalry. ' to a stream and brought the man some ———————_—— ombopaoeiiend ee ee eis, BeLis.—The parseu takes ‘wmbrageat our lueal_ on. bella, and wante'to know what our objéct was in pubhshing the The object wae, parson, just what-appears on ite fwee. Bells are such an excellent artcle, aad are such public benefactors—we bejeve the parson will concede that—we are jiclined to think the’ more we have of them the better.'. If one empty skull! witha tongue itis not enough fora church, we are decidedly in favor of having more. The parson need not get envious or huffy if other charcharticle too. tr The parsen says of our bell article’? [ft it'wae to impart-correet information upon the subject, the article was _a@ bignal failure.” Now, paraon, point out one single sentence or were in that arficle that conveys “incorrect information ” or stand before the publie as a Celiberate falsifyer. Understand, sir, ii you think we are Icss iriendly to the Baptist Church than ‘to any . other, or if you think to place us in the posiwow of tnaking war upon it, you are a more egregious ass than we ever supposed you to be. i wie : Dixc, Doxe.—The parson pute in for‘an argunent in favor of our citizens subscribing for a bell to his church, that it would be a public benefit. We took Lim at his word, 1 bells were a good institution, and rather fayored all the other churches having these goods things, when’ the parson wants to know What we mean. Did you think, parmocking you? er are you soselfish that you ceptin certain cases? Siuce you have undertaken tv ¢techizeus, suppose two play at that game. aes TAMING Horses.—Prof. Belew returns to town to-day, and will give a second lecture on the art of educating horres, at three Stables So far as we can learn, those who heard the first lecture. were highly pleased. We doubt not the second will be worth the hearing of horse men generally, and citizens us well. There is nothing repulsive in the Prolegsor's theory or practice. GUILTY Consciedce ITS OWN AUCUSER. The\parson says our articleon bells “ seems to insinuate” that the move of the Baptist Church to get a bell was a suddeMor secret, or underhand move. A guilty conscience must have been at the bottom of this assertion. As nothing of the kind, but-a plaio statement of facts, is found in our article, the public will be apt to come to its own conc! usions. : ee RecoveRinG.—Our «ld friend A. R. Jenkins, who was so severely injured on the ‘2th of Oct. last, by the upsetting of the Cal. State Co’s. evach, is slowly recovering from his numerous injuries. — Dunine the week of battles in -front of Washington. General Bayard went forward, under a flug of truce, te meet and confer with his old comrade in arms, the now famous J. Less than two year: ago, Jeb was First Lieuten: autand Bayard, Second Lieatenant in the wame company, but Jeb. is now a Major General and Byyard a Brigadier. During the in~ terview.@ wounded Union soldier lying grar was groaning and asking for water. ‘‘Here, Jeb,” said Bayard—old time recollections making him familiar, as he tossed his bridle t» the rebel officer—“hold my horse a minute, will you, tilt I fetch that poot fellow some water.” Jeb. held the bridle. Bayard went water. As Bayard mounted his-horse, Jeb. remarked. thit. he had. not for some time “played Orderly to a Union General.” The business upon which they met wa~ soon arranged, and the old friends parted—a fight, which bad ceased while they were talking, recommencing with great fury on both sides the moment each got back to bis own ranke. Pine Town.—Phe Visalia Delta of Tulare county says: -'s mk The nuisance of drunken men shoutirg bawdy-houea songs within the nearing of re~ spectable famftiex. .and shooting pistols laosely round the streets, is getting to be unenduThe authorities will not iferfere, aud we take occasion tv hint that,“ as sure as shootin,” sume head of a family the uuissance summarily, seme ni will-be endorsed by all respectable people for 80 doing. There is mete filth howled out by dranken~ien in the streets of Visalia than in ahy other town in the State, + ” iP Abe of ewes pects eon of Mr. Hitbbard, of Sauta. Ciara, accidentally shot himmerly resided iithis city H+) . . , arose bet . * ‘and "Toun. Ree Reoeee Gomberty abuts the city among the shooting Class. omnrrree.—Dr. Keeney*of the United three or four aie and in Cahora was shot andy instantly killed at balf-past eleven last night, while engaged at a game in Pat. Lytch’s saloon, The murderer fired through a door ard escaped. Several are suspected, but there is nogvidence against any ove. About ten o’eleck this morning, a difficulty . er, concerning fust ight’s murder, when tagcformer stabbed Reeder twice in the back. After h's woutids. were dressed, he caine on the street and swore he would kill Gumbért, whereupon the latter procured a shotgan and fired, the shot ‘nter. live, There is much excitement throughout A DAMPER ON THE SANITARY RELIEF States Army, writes a letter to a friend in this eity, which may possibly, have the effect of diverting a portion ef the Patriotic Relief Fund from its original destination. He says: I would suggest to the generous Californians to bestow some Of their munificent gilts on the dged and helpless widows whe sacrificed their husbands, and some their only support and comfort, for the country’s cause. and on the orphan children whose fathers:have been slain trying to-uphold the righteous cause of their country. . These are subjects of charity for tho warm hearts of Californmi to bestow their gifts, und noton the Hospitals My duties aa Medical.Inspector cause me to see thousands and. thousands of sick and wounded of -this vast army, and'to inspect hundreds of hospitals and eamps, and I have yet to see any ‘great suffering among our treops arising from the want of medical at tention, hospital supplies and even luxuries. Our. sick and wounded are well cared for, and [ will venture to say the world has never witnessed less suffering, under the prvetontnlt than is to be feund in our army.—Call. To Sweerren Rancid BuTTeR.—An agriculturist nesr Brussels, having succeeded in removing the bad smell and disagreeable taste of some butter by: beating or mixing it with chloride.of lime, he was encouraged by the happy reeult to continue his experiments, by trying them upon butt 6 id as tu be past use; and he hae“restored to\butter the odor and taste of which was insup “ ble, all the sweetness of fresh butter. The operation is extremely simple, and easily practicable for all. It consists in beating the butter in a sufficient quantity of water, into which had been mixed 25 or 30 drops of chloride of lime to two pounds of butter. After having thus broughtall ite parts in conhour or two: afterwards withdrawn and washed anew in fresh water, The chloride of lime having nothing injurious in ‘it. Gan safely be increased : but after having verified the experiment, it wos found wnat 25 to 30 drops to 24 pounds of butter were sufficient. After washing it so, we'd hang it on the fence a day or two, to dry. sonoma Arrivaisat National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER. PROPRIETOR DECEMBER, 13, 1862. D MBoyd, San Fran D Haws. . Blue Tent D L Calkins, do J G Kopt, do S Lewis. do i, Hughes, do C Lafferty & wife,do John Furguson, Sac 7e0 Deacon,’ Jones B John Hammond, city CBAuit, Quaker Hill CP Tolliver, do H Twining. do Damiel Hart, do W N Jacobs, do A Campbell, do John Lawrence, do J Hawke, Deer creek J Mathews, do ie Dee. 14. JN Drwiey, San Fran W Huffman, QH C DD Hayes, d> N Soggs, Soggs’ Misl J Pell, Sacramento JA Justice, Columbia W A Huff, VirginlaC W Lawrey & wife.do H M Wheeler, do J Ferry, ; do J M Moon; Sacramento W I Lafayer. R C W WH Wheeler, Mary’e 1 V White, Cherokee F Donehough, do — 5 Baker, St Lewis M RW Lattice, Wash’n JC Hoyt, do 8 Bridgee, Dutch Flat John McNally, SJ AC Woodsome, YC H Arnold, AR T Findley, G V N Newell, Timbuctoa Rev Father Dalton,do AR Grant, aty © John. P Skelton, do A P Woodide, do Jon McPherson, BT Wm Dowe. Cement If GA Wilkinson, J A Bluck, —— eee? solyent Debtor : said Insolvent, Levi Ayes. to be and before the’ Hon. David , County aforesaid, in open ‘went not be ted, and an of his estate be ie, the mean‘time al against said solvent be stayed. — veal Leourt, thie Tathids f Dec A. D. 1862 3 _ o ~ ee . jel a R. H. rakguu Clerk, i es Per G. EK: i" , Deputy, ad alg gu le The ing Reeder’s side. He ws not expected to} J Nye, Sacramento Chris Flaughers, do : Geo Fellows, do John Hammond, DC \ § Aikin. do “A-H Gray, Grass V S BHunt, Washoe J HW Mathews, do Thos Holt, Omega ‘WV Hobby. do C Lent, * do W Raméey, do & wife, do Martin Klley, You Bet Chas Miller. Moores R Alexander. Red Dog 'G W Bennett, do FE LL Baker, Columbia MH R MceGinuniss, do ED Dean, do 9 H C Johnson, Sm artsville ) _ —e NSOLVENT . NOFICE.—Iin the County Court of Nevada county. State of California { in the matter of the petition of Levi Ayers, an InPursuant to an order of the Mon. David Belden, Judge of the said County Court. no"tice ia hereby given to all the creditor# of the oppene udge eourt. at the court room of}: said court, in the county of Nevada, on the 15th day ef January, A» D., 1863, at 16, o’elock. a. Ei: ofthat day, then aud there to show cause, any can, why the prayer of that wees men and fie be disharged from’ his debts and liabilities. in pursuance of the statute in such ease made and provided ; and in proceedings Inhend and the seal of said tact with the water, it may be left. for an . a 1 stock of Furniture, consisting in part of ‘Chamber Sets, ’ ‘Mahogany Parlor Sets, Marble ‘Top Bureaus, . 7 ‘Tables, Centre Tables, Secretaries, Dressers, Chairs, of all kinds. Beds and Redding, &ec. &e. wa T co ST!) 4 We are bound to be undersold by no man whatever. = ,_ Noone who wants articles in our line need go out of our store on account of prices. ' ‘All persons inaebted to the firm! of H YH. Shaffer & Co., are requested to coms up And settle and save costs; and all persons having claims against the firm are requested present the same for payment. H.H,. SHAFFER &CO. No. 36 Broad Street, Opposite the! National Exchange, Nevada. NEW STOCK-WINTER GOODS —AT THE— American Dry Goods Store ! ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA, CHINN & COLBY HALt just received from @an Francisco the LARGEST, AND BEST SELECTED STOCK of : WINTER GOODS!

ir Ever brought in the Mountains. .£§ THE DRY GOODS Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada and the surrounding country at such prices that can not inil to suit. SILK GOODS--New Variety. DRESS GOODS, Tolles Peintes, Jacones, Indiennes, Soicries, 5000 yards Poplin: : Silk and Wodt Shellers, Organdies, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CABPETS. 1000 Pieces of Linen. Gloves of every size ondcolor. French & American Prints. Sitk & Wool Curtain Damask, Wool, Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bleached Sheettiag. a large Stock “of Trimmings, : Mohair, ; Barege. Marseilles & Lancaster Quilts, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroideries, Bonnets, Shakers, Sunshades, UmbreHas, Parasols, NEW STYLE DUSTERS! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! New Style of kunbroidery, entirely New! BONNETS & @HILDREN 8 HATS ! New Style of DRESS SILK. This permanen! stock of Dry Coods—the largest ever seen in the mountains of California— was bought-for Cash and we will guarantee to aell cheaper than any other establishment can possibly sell, Ladies ! calland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. . CHINN & COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 25th. ee A. BLOCK, s. FURTH, x. BLOCK, JR A. BLOCK & CO., Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon FEIGE, corner of Pineand Broad Strects, L ER wpa ter nH attention to 8 cases dwifery. end all Diseases of long John Garber, Atty. 4 ‘orders mitixt be directed to us to obtain the genuine. a G serve well the manufacturer’s name ments. N serene without our cir; gular of, Golden wrapped around the bottle. oclm3 ; £8 MOTHERS! MOTHERS !! ] ON?’'T fail to procure uBe. WINSLUW? -SQOTHING SYRUP for HLLDREN. . This valuable preparation is the preser of one of the most experienced and Ski urses in New England, and has with meyer failing success in FHOUSANDS OF CASES. . It not only relieves the child fro inv s the stomach and bo acidity, and gives tone andenergy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve iping in the Bowels, ad Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions/Wwhich if not speedily remedied, end in death. e believe itthe best aadsurest Remedyinthe World, in all and DIARRHGA in. DINGTON & CO., y AGENTS, jly 12-6m San’Francisco. SPENCE & WICKES,. Whole sale Dru ggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIS METHOD OF Proclaimjing to the World ! MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at . _ A. P. CHURCH & CO. Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. © BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists, %, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, ® or Prescriptions earefully compounded. 4% BLAZE’S FAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST if You Want 2 Good Prink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept.6-tf “4 PIONEER CIGAR STORE -$. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, GenuD ine Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN 8TREET, NEVADA CITY. N. B. Store closed from Friday evening to Saturday evening. . nob, GEO. A. WEAVER J. W.CLARK, Fs : ‘Nevada. { San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. LESALE and retail, dealers in GRO W SERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS. “&e., &e. Have taken the Stand formerly eceupied by WEAVER & NE W.MAN, and will be in constant receipt of a com: plete Stock of Goods, which wi most reasonable rates for CASH. he Public Patronage solicited. x7 Goods delivered free of charge. £ WEAVER &UO. Nevada. March, 18th 1862. — FAMILY GROCERY STORE! A: BARUH, No: 17 Commercial Strect, Necada City, Cal. Informs the public that he will keep ee on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheeése,-Vege& portion of tables, Coffee,. Case Goods, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold che for cash.— He can a) ways be found at his olds on ComShakers’ Herbs,” l-be sold at, Frait,. Fuiitufé ata Bargain!) Sacramento Advertisemedtt: bua subd seane “gfe haar R.H, MCDONALD, » 3. CSPENCER. £ ie ! JHE ey : i Se bea 3 pis — Da RAM CHRAU COLTER BAL, WHOLESABE ; this medicin= ee cithomanitrie meraanmaromenc,. RH. M’DONALD & 60. . Balen No. I oe first aud second 8 » uch ACRAMENTO, By M correchoas ote, cle. ‘Golden Balsam No. % . WE, INVITE ATENTION 7. OCR for eres Mercurial and Sphilitie itheu mn: . large and carctully selected sto Rus . tism. per e; upon receipt of this 5 ' : = ped $ and medicines . Retorts Crucibl ak sum we wil obit, an agen . for thie ‘aeuicann Chemicals of all kinds, . Druggists taseware, and are soic.proprietursand manufacturers. All . Solid and Fluid Ex’t, . Brewere’ Stock, Soda Water: Material, Electric Preparations {Paints antl Offs, ete pon each iuside label. We guarrantee a per. Patent Medicines, Kerosene and Coal Oils feet and pl 7 Poon ¥ ” * Per . Fancy Goods. .ard and Sperm Oils.: : a « TICHARDS & WHITFIELD, ‘Trusses, Shoul’ Br Alcohol in Tin. yl Indporters, Wholesale and Retait Druggists, . Camph ora i’ Auid Assayers Materials, uo Corner of Clay and Sansome sts., Seu Francisco, {Abdominal Supporters. ee, aes sae” Alsog Sole Agents fur ine oneprated SPANISH ae hg Inthe Drog ent 2A or re AN TING. to close business at as early a} © ANTIDOTE. aration never known to pe . tend W for the oltre of Gleet Gonorrhea Irrita. Uadersold My any house in California. Ordera. day as possible we offer to sell our large . — fil. ton Died all Urinary de res solicited and goods forwarded to alt parts ofthe Pacific coast and country, Umporting Davgetete Bacramentn, mportin sts, Sac’ to, ‘he undersigned offer for sale. pit ‘he Oil Vitrol, ‘‘Eastern’’. 3008 lbs Nitric, strong. 1 1500 Ibs Citric Acid , 1000 Iba Muriatic Veid , 2000 ibs Pow. red. Lartaric Acid, best , 60 casks superfine Carb Soda; 500 oz Sulph Quinine . i700 ox of Wright's pilte 100-028 chine pure ,"20 gross Brandreths P’! 75 ol Sulph. Morphine ;,100 gro MoGaas, Ayer’s 100 lbs fodide Potassa ;' aynes’ Lees and 126 tos Chloroform ; : MeLanes Pills ; 106 lbs Calomel; . 1100 doz Myres Sarsapar1000 Ibs Sp’ts Nirtreandjiila and Yellow Dock, Aq’ Ammonie : 1100 dos of hyons Katha700 tbs Gum Arabic whi’; rion & 2000 Ibs Flors Sulphur :} Co’s extracts Hair 600 lbs Oil Lemon Berga: Oil, cornense &e; '75 boxes. Cas Children, whether arising from teething or . . mot. tile soap ag ny ire water ae. Origanum. yc + ok pa! genuine; Full direetions for usiug will accompany each . Spruce and Almonds; '90 cases best Olive Oil ; bottle. Nonegenuine unless the fac simile of . 2200 gallons Kerosene 53000 lbs Sal Soda ; Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out . 1100 es pure Lardsgo bbls Rosin : side wrapper. : . O11 in tin, 100 bbls Plaster Parie ; 1 Medicine Dealers, 800 gallons Camphene .40 bbls Marble Dust : Principal O) , 13 Cedar Street, New York . 1200 gations Alchohol. 20 pbls Whiting . 96 per ct in tin ; 13000 lbs Shakers Herbe, N00 gallons Linseed Ot}! fresh ,~° 1009 gallons Neatsfootd00 lbs pure Ground Polar and China Nut! Sage fresh; Gil; 11000 Ibs preased Hops ia 800 gallons Castor Oil ; 34 3¢ 1 lb papers: Paint Rrushes , 12500 lbs Borax , White Wash Brushes: : Varnishes ofal] kinds ; Hair Brushes. {300 lbs assorted Paints Teeth Brushes 5 m cans ; Feather Dusters} b ton Putty in bladders 16 bbis refiued Lamp blk and tins , My 29 bbls Lrish Moss; ies bbls Dye Woods ; 10 cases Isinglase 26 bbls Canary, =OnpFlax Corlander seed In qitintities to suit, all at the lowest prices.r© ders respectfully solicited. ; , Kh, H. McDonald & Co., Importing Wholvsale Druggists, Sacramente , Dental in:perting House, W KE respecfully invite the attention of the arsortment o1 dental goods, the following eomprising a part only : Plain and Pivot Teeth, Ivory Haddled Pl’ggera Gum Teeth, large assortjand sealers, Teeth for Vulcanite wor. steel and Wire Handk 4 gum & plain, great va-jpluggers and scalers, —_: 3% exeavators, Burrs & White’s -Gold/Drills screws, Punches, Foil. Abby &4on’s Gold] Hooks, brushes and ear. Foil, Watt’s Crystal Foil undun W aeels, and sponge Guld, 'Gind stones ond Polish Tin — and Platina’ Powders, ’late, athes Gold Plate and solder, Mouth Mirrors, differDental chairs; head rests ent patterns Viles of all kinds, DENTAL CASES, Cheveller’s Best, containing a large wumber of Instruments, Mouth Mirrors &c, Cases made of mahogany, brass bound, with drawers, ete.ak complete price according to size and style-—from $76 to $175 each. : ANATOMICAL PR*¥PARAVIONS. Coasisting of Upper and Lower Maxillaries carved, exhibiting Nerves on side and Artery amd Vein on the other. Head, withecarved jaw, ¢x<« posing fangs of Teeth, 32 in number. Vulcanizers Vulcanite Teeth, Rubber aud everythfhg for doing vulcanite work in the latest and mos! approved styles, together with ‘nearly everything used by Dentists,all of which we shail sellat very low prices, and respectfully selicit Dentists to call and examine and price our goods Goods packed with care and forwarded, by to all parts of the Paclite coast. KR. H McDONALD & CO,,; Wholesale Vruggists sacramento, Cal. TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS ETC., Guin stockings, Shoulder Braces, Abdomtuad supporters, suspensary Bandages, silk Elastic Bandages for Ladies. A very large assortment of articles in this line. For sale by R. H. McDONALD & CO,, Sacramentes BREWERS’ STOCK. Fresh Hops, Iriish Moss, Burgundy Piteb, Piteh, Keg Corks. Everything in thig Hne ef the best quality. For sale upon press or otherwise, DONALDS CO. SODA WATER MATERIAL, Corks, Acids, Essential Oils. Whiting, Mar ble Dust Soda Twine. Everything in the line. For sale b Kh. H. McDUNALD& CO, vASSAYVER’S MATERIAS, Crucibles, Retorts, Acids, and a general supp )y of all articles in this line. ECLECTIC MEDICINES. We are constantly receiving per express, additionalsupplics from the manutactories. TLILDUN’S SUGAR COATED PILLS, of nearly all the concentrated Medicines, ey ia bottles. For sale by R. H. McDONALD& Sacramento. PERFUMERY. . We are constantly receiving articles to this line, direct from Foreign and American manufaetories. Forsale by. R, H. McDONALD & OW PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNISHES, Brushes; Feather Dusters, Zine White, Fire Proof Paint, Linseed Oil, Boiled and Kaw. For sale by R.H. McDONALD & CO. CUAL AND KEM OSENE OILS. Burning Fiuid, Lamp Oil, Neatsfopt Oi, Lard O@ Camphene. Knowing the diffigdlty ip proc a good article, so necessary for brilliumt lixh we have taken extra pains to impert t the beat quality, and can yr our customcss with a superior article. R. H. McDONALD & CV ; Sacramento. ac’ Patent Medicines. Weare agents for thafollowing Known icines and offer them at reduced prices ; sands’ Sareaparilla, Ayers’ Sareaparilia, Myers’ sarsapariila andjAyers’ Pit's, ellow Dock, :Moffut’s Vit te, Jaynes’ s#xpectorant, :Checen.an’s Pitts, Juyuev Alterstive, iPildex'« «uid Mix’s Jayuss’ Hair Tonic, iTilden’s dugar Co’ Pitts Ayres’ Pectoral andj‘Tiden’s Vear!s of ewer Aguecure, iand Chivreform, W istar'’s s ‘é Cherrys'" 2. 11. MeDONALD & Importing and wloigsale Draggiats, Aawa’te "Nevadl, Sune 18th in . ! Nevada, Nov. 16th 600 lbs Balsam Copaiba ,1500 doz rules Haulea & . Forceps a large variecy § terms ‘ N. B-—10 bales Hops Sent received by Express — : : K. H. Mel Meti-Jaynes’ sapative + pal . aynes’ Ague Pils, Wildl Moffatt’s, 1"heunda Sites: