December 28, 1860 (4 pages)

' ' teers t# This is dreadful weather for Lokalitums. His explorations have to be earried to places where the slush is so deep, wnd his boots are in such a dilapidated condition that his feet have not’been.dry since the storm set in. Why didn’t Santa Claus, instead of giving him candy, present him with a pair of water tights? ‘Well, it’s perhaps not well ta gruinble, and he hopes Santa Claus won't be vffended—only the next time, if it makes no ‘difference to him, he might bear this in mind. Bankert's No. 6’s ’ll do. _ All the items, now-a-days, are snow items. The caving in of the New York Hotel has set all the property holders on Broad street te shoveling the snow off their roofs, which nakes it a-very picturesque looking scene— provided, however,you stand: from under. A big shovel full of half melted snow, thrown from the top of Kidd's brick building, is not a very pleasant thing to receive on the top of the head; is Lokalituins can assure you. ‘Ye Gods! His Christian spirit makes him feel ashamed of the exclamation whieh escaped him. He looked up, with yengeanee im his eye—ouly; however, to see another mess coming down, which he had barely time to dodge. Fortunately, no one happened to be *hy to laugh at his misfortune—had there-been any one there is no knowing to what excesses his ite would have lead him. Lokalitums would suggest that the poor Chinamen; have been snow-balled enough. Chinatown has literally been besieged since the storm set in. Nothing short of famine will induce. a Chinaman to leave his house, und when he does leave it he recommends his soul to his Josh, and his friends light the wax-eandles which are no doubt intended to light him the way to ‘the Chinamen’s paradise. Last aioe 4 they stood a regular assault from the outside barbarians, and though their doors were firmly barricaded, they suffered considerable damage. Their drug store was well nigh demolished. This is carrying the fun too far. The roof of Temparance Hall gave way, partially, under the pressure of the snow. The damage done was not serious. The stable of Mr. Worrell; of the Eagle saw mill, was crushed also by the snow ;— but as he has plenty of lumber, the loss don't signify much. Barns and stables, too numerous to men_ tion, have been crushed in various parts of the town. If is to be feared that dite roperty wi'l suffer to a considerable extent, ba the breaking of ditches. With proper attention, however, much damage ean be prevented. ; Ee” We noticed yesterday afternoon, hanging from the baleony of the National Exchange Hotel, a beautiful painting, descriptive of the united Siamese twins. It 1s the finest thing of the kind ever unfurled in Nevada. Its dimensions are 40 x 60 feet, and the painting is in oil. ; By the way, we must congratulate Messrs. Chang and Eng. on the selection of Mr. Pridham for their agent. Few companies are so fortunate in securing an agent at once so efficient and gentlemanly. NE CALIFORNIA PICTORIAL ALMANAC.—A copy of this very neat and instructive calendar bas been sent us, by the publisher, E. L. Davidson, of Sacramento, for which he has our thanks. Besides the twelve monthly calendar tables , it contains a great deal of‘information, peculiarly interesting to Californians, which constitute it an excellent book of reference. Thickly interspersed through the work are many well executed wood cuts, illustrating scenes and industrial processes, purely Californian. It ought to be well patronized by the almanre users of the State. te The robbing of door plates: and signs has become so frequent, that Lokalitums feels constrained to eal! attention to it. He thought at first that the thing was done in the way of a frolic, as he himself has had some experience, in times gone by, in. the transposition of signs; but in such cases one man’s sigan is always found stuck on some other man’s door, which mukes the. whole joke of the matter. But here the signs are torn away, for no other purpose, apparently, than to gratify a spirit of vandalism, as they can be of no use to the rehhers. EF On. the occasion of Tom. LaFont’s beuefit, at Ashmore’s Melodeon last evening, the house was crowded full. Lokelitums is of the opinion that even me 3 eran ene impravement. in ormance, Sr Labons tecstnd himself in all the various ts he performed. Miss Lotta, a sweet ittle songstress, danseuse and actress, did , and Lizzie Smith was as clever as will be ia Nevada this change Hotel. Their reception or exhibition room is No. 39, Broad street, next doar, east, . to Kidd’s banking kouse. ‘They will remair } until to-morrew evening. The people of Nevada have now an opportunity of witnessing the greatest physiological wonder in the world. . Mrs,.Jutia Dean HaYNne.—This talented lady—the Siddons of America—is now } Playing at Placerville. We learn that shé wil, ere long, gratify her Nevada admirers with: her presence. a: > é ; fe On the 20th inst. seven feet of snow was on the summit of the Placerville and Carsoh Citgmoad. All hands were out try-. ing to make the road _passuble. A good deal of snow has fallen sineé the 20th: ee amen ne Scientific, Press publishes an engraving and descriptiou of a patent floating bridge, invented by Thomas Seofield, of Nevada eounty. It oan be used either for bridges, aqueducts, wharves, or telegraphs. SEAMLEss Caps—the most fashionable and finishing touch to a gentleman’s cabasa— have lately been introduced into this city. A. Block & Co., has a large lot of these caps on hand, and is selling them at a very low price. THE Dear CHILDREN.—Queen Victoria and Albert have -nine children—four boys and five girls. These are all,except the Princess Royal, who married the Crown Prince of Prussia, to be provided with partners by marriage, and these partners must be found among the royal families of the continent. As most of the sprigs of royalty ou. the continent are poor, it will cost England a handsome sum of money to support in royal style these children of her majesty. DECEMBER STRAWRBERRIES.—Dr. Miller, who has an orchard and vineyard near Rattle Snake Bar, presented the editor of the Auburn Herald, the other day, with a basket of ripe strawberries, fresh from the vines in his garden. LOOK ON THis PICTrURE.—The New York Herald, in an article upon “The approaching race tor the spoils,” says: “There was rather a severe run upon Pierce, who, however, was too tough to be killed. He promised everybody everything and then allowed the people of hie kitehen ‘Cabinet to distribute the spoils. In 1856 the office beggars were comparatively few in number, as the succession made no change in the partisan policy of the Executive. But now that there has been a grand overthrow mn — affairs, the incoming President will do well to prepare himself for a grand assault, such an_one as was never before known. All the Republicans, rich and poor, expect office of some kind or other. There will beat least a million of candidates for fifty thousand. offices. Think of a million letters of application and recommendation to be read! Reflect upon the spectacle of a million of individuals, rushing about asking re in a frantic way; to “sign their papers.” Sehold Washington city in the month of March next, invaded bya -horde of hungry and seedy patriots, with very large yellow envelopes sticking out of their pockets.— Imagine, if you can, the lying, the treachery, the intriguing, the buttonholing, the jealousy, the heartburning, the disappointment, the moral filth and despair, which this shameful business of place hunting will bring about: Think of the hope deferred that maketh the heart sick and the pocket empty ; the weary waiting, as the spring glides away and the summer months: steal on, while long bills accumulate, and friends have leaned so much money that they don’t really see ‘how they can continue to indulge in that charming though somewhat expensive luxury.” SE —— ELEVATOR MILLS. Ww ARE NOW PREPARED TO DELIVER to the trade a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, ' At the Market Rates, October 3-tf T. W. COLBURN, Agent. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAMA. Con: via the Steamer of the Atlantic and Pacitic Steamship Company, at Aspinwall. Bor New Work. Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco and ~~ Panama. DEPARTURE FROM ®OLSOM STREET WHARF. The magnificent Steamship Git GOLDEN GATE, Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passengers ‘ and Treasure, on On Tuesday, January 1, 1861. FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’clock, A. M. punctually, and connect via Panama Railroad at Aspinwail, with steamship ior NEW YORK. : Through tickets can be obtained. The Panama road Co. and Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Co. have authorized us Agents for the sale, of tickets. Treasure for shipment will be recelved on board the steamship ‘amp 1 12 v’ clock (midnight) on Mon a da’ . Sept. Ot!No merchandise freight will be received on board after 3 o’clock, P. M., Sept. 10th, and a written or der must be ed at the Company’s Office for its shipment. For ht or Pas apply te FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts. havé beer thken for thém atthe National Ex. ANOTHER Nevapa INvENTION.—The . UNION EIVERY STABLE. _ Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. John A. Lancaster, WOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND the public rally that he has added exi nL of Ho Decgies, Sandie Warncess lishment o: orges, Bu: BB, es, Harness, &c., &¢., and le aoe pre to furnish as fine -‘turn-outs as can, found in the State. — , bg Well trained, flect.and easy Saddle Horses, well uipped for ladies or.getitiéien will be ready at, all times. A long experience in the'bueiness and an earnest desire’ to. retain the confidence of my}. ‘friends, leads me to believe I will be able to give generab satisfaction. Particular attention paid to Horses on livery Carriages always in iness with ca 1 drivers for the use of Parties, Balls, &c. he quality of my stock will permit me to say that those seeking pleasure or engaged on business would do wellfto give meacall. ._ sep6-t -J. H. HELM, EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, Ise pposite the National Exchange: NEVADA CITY. ARRIAGES, Horses and Buggies furnished J on short notice. : Horses boarded by the Day, Week, or by the Month, at the most favorable rates. _519-tf REMEMBER THIS! wenn. . CW, YOUNGS Fourth Grand Gift. Entertainment, WILL POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY, DEC’R 29th. No further Postponenient en any account, Call before the TICKETS are all sold. Nevada, Nev. 26, 1860-tf DRAMA SALOON, Main street, The most choice Wines, Cigars And Fine ‘Liquors, Always to be Found at this “aleon. FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors. Nevada, September 24-tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—Corner Room Second Story, Kidd & Knox’s building. DR. CHAPMAN will { be happy to attend .on those wishing his services. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. All Dental operations performed in a neat and substantial manner, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Extracting,..«.eocccccens dp aisecaas osccee Gl Flegying with pure Gold Foil, each cavity, TTOM. coccecccce cccsecesccerss eccene B2 to $4 Killing the nerve. .ccccccceqcccseccce oveneece $2. iy I will bein regular attendance at my office hereafter. d4-tt Notice. R. LEVASON Dentist and Nervo Galvanist I for the benefit of those who live at a distance will attend in his office every day in the week and at all hours, so that his friends and patients may not be disappointed. Office over Block & Co’s store, Commere‘al strect. sep7 T. ELLARD BEANS, 52 Broad Street, _ a WHOLESALE ANB BETAIL DEALER IN Groceries & Provisions. &F Goods deliv > ed Free of Charge. . Nevada, Sept. 6 tf Bailey Hotise Bar. BIDWELL & CARLEY Hereby notify their friends and the public generally that they have leased the) Bar of the above Hotel, and will always Keep on hand the Finest Liquors, Wines, Brandies, Ale and Cigars, To be had in Nevada, &r Gentlemen, give us a CALL, and be convinced of the fact ei . di-tf . } BAKER & WYMORE, . DEALERS 1N Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, — Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. deny MEATS, of ALI. KINDS, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WvUOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. d3-tf TREES, FLOWERS Re AND GARDEN MAKING. ype UNDERSIGNED WOULD. INFORM .the Ladies: and’ Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, ahat heimtends to carry on his business in any style es tk supply his custcanine with t* Flowers, Trees, Shrubbery & Seeds. Having been engaged in the business for the last thi ee years, he co: tly liberal would t and the people that now ip most : time for Garden is TT ~ he St Loule Hotel, 4 December 6, 1860-tf ” . this 2 . Fing Wines and Liquors Old Sachem Bitters and gwam Tomic,—These unequalled Bitters and Tonie now inéeting with unparalleled sales and favor with consumers. Inall cages of Dyspepsia, Debility, Loss of appetite or any irregularity of the’ stomach, they will be found an cffitient remedy, as well as a most wholsome and agreeable tonic. Asa preventative of Chills and Fever, they have no equel, and. have with thousands become an Indispensable Family, Medicine ; being perfectly pure and free from anf defeterious substance, can be taken by all young and old, male and female, . With benefit. For saleby GEO. W. SNELL, (130 Washington street, San Francises.) Agent. And by the principal Grocers, Druggists and . ‘Wine merchants throughott the country. n6-3m tae nica’ vill’s Sarsaparilia, or Blood ana = Syrup, cures all diseases of the Blood kin. : hy BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures any derangement.of the Liver. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Pimples on the face, and. all Eruptions. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Uleers, Boils. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Canker, Rheumatism. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. The recipe is given. to all physicians. BLOOD AND LIVER.SYRUP. Stands at the head of all preparations as 1 Blood Purifier and Liver Rémedy. a old by Druggists everywhere, GEORGE W. Ss SNELL, successor to Park & White, Washington street, San Francisco. CONSUMPTIVE’S READ.--Dr. Wm. Fall’s Balsam has proved more successful than all the other remedies known, for the permanent cure ofall the early stages ofconsumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the-pamphlet aceompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims. the favorable attentioa of those whose constitution forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing remedy for CONSUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received the strongest testimonials: from citizens ef the highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, notte ean be found so efficacious as Dr. Wa. HALU’s BALSAM. It subdues the irriration, stops the sweating, and restores the strength in a véry short space of time. It subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg, and restores the strength in a very short space of time. It is well worthy your trial. > Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Draggists, and warranted to cureall ordiuary cases of the Throat and Agent, i Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenze. The Bal. . ‘sam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whelesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES; 130 Washington street, San-Francisco n6-3m The wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostetter’s ““ STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellence in a more fercible manner than any words which we ean offer. It renovates, purifies aad strengthens the system, and aids the stomach in the performance ofits functions. It is regarded on all’ sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to proeure it in the best possible way, should be the object of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing is we do, that it stands foremost:ef the many preparations of the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the curative powérs for all simHar diseases arising from a disardered stomoch. In the most severe cases of crame, diarrhea, and weakness in the stumach, the ‘ Bitters * have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success. Asa Tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters are most de-lightful, especially before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States. GEO. W. SNELL, successor to Park & White, General agent for California, 130 Washington street, San Francisco. n6-3m G. C. JONES, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in ’ Merchant Street, twe doors west of Battery. All Goods sold under a strict guarantee in every partigular. San Francisco, Dec. 17—im GO AND SEE THE Great Improvement of this Age! Ss. HOWARD’s [EW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing Machines for sale at reduced prices Having a number on anes — ~ iy Se cash. Also, agood supply of Hose, Wagon Covers, rnd the best article of Hhae Twine, direct from the Atlautic States. ihe 4,000 Vurds of Ready-Made Mose ! of different sizes, to accommodate the miners of Nevada and the surrounding localitics. .) List of Prices (wit Duck furnished for 'Hose) sewed with four seams, which will stand 75 fect pressure, single. 20 cts per yard tor sewing : LAWRENCE DUCK. HYDRAULIC PILOT, BO cvcscsieocageies 60 cts OR EUREKA MD sac isiaiss Pig cies 65 4 Sr IPOs cscwuseieses 68 WA Sat ccuccsuedees 7 PeDi ac ccccawaee cas 73 BOC OE is AER WO oe tea csses caus Bi BA: se cox +os0et We caves ocace nim +683 Th Seger ye er =) LAD, ciesceelicti ce ONO. dc'c ese Bi ae 12-O6 k i'66% hte oe VO } His appeal is to the miners! Give him‘% liberal portion of patronage ; he will pledge hi:nsclt as‘a man to work w great revelution throughout the State, as regards ¢ ness of hose, ete Go to his place of business and examine the work performed by him. Place of business, Nu. 3¢ Main stree:, Nevada. d15-tf— In Whartenby’s fire-proof brick Hydro Galvanism . IG or Neryous Paius in the Na Pet { mn . 2 ¥ i . Hipassiccnesii ess 28 . their office, at theRY ‘L EXCHANGE, or as nae Ip evada City, ‘POH SACKAMENTO crry, ° at ; is Nevada at t-o’clock, A. M., and arritin: Metiicaes tte ise ax 2 o'elock bouts for: FOR MARYSVILLE. Leaves the above office, every morning, t 8.0’clock, sing by Grass Valley, Roagh & Rant. Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and. arriying at. Marysyille in time to connect with theCompany’s 2 o’clock stages to Shasta. FOR FORESTCITY. «— . Leaves every morning at 60 elock for North San. se "FOR ORLEANS FLAT. Leaves every gay at 7 o’clockA:-M., tia Bell’s. Ranch, Humbug City, Wolsey’s: at, Moore’s. Flat, and arriving at Orleans Flat at 12M. Returning, Leaves Orleans Flat ats o'clock A. M. arriving at Nevada at 1 o’cloek, connecting. with. the Marysville and Sacraniviito Stages, JAMES HAWORTH, Pres*t. 0, 8. Co: W. SMcRoBrerts, Agent, Nevada. MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY EX. ; Zoe J. K. SALE & CO., ESPECTFULLY INFORM PASSENGERS. fer the above place, that they have on hand ‘Some Fifty Mules, . T he best in the State, that can be had at all times Persons intending going over the mountains,. ean be well fitted out 5 applying at our atables, in Nevada or Grass Valley, A . to ane A. R. JENKINS, ‘Agent, Nov. 27-tf National Exchange. HOTEL DE PARIS, . OV. CHAUVEL..5.: -PROPRIETOR,, No. 8% BROAD STREET. NEVADA. The Eating departmént will be kept as a FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT, and Meals will be served at all hours of the Day. : THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS Have been NEWLY ‘FURNISHED, ahd the Beds are as clean and luxurious as any in Cal. Dinner or Ball Parties, Up to Two Hundred persons, can be aceommodated in the ganic room, at the shortest notice ,, and in a style that can not be surpassed. 20 -tf TAILORING : B, SegeE Ty WILLATTEND . THE e Making, Cleaning and! men’s Clothing, Keeps constantly on hand, Fine Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, Which he s prepared.to make up in the LA'THS®, STYLE and on-reasbnable terme, &y-Shop on Broad street, iu the room formerly occupied T. 'f. Thompson opposite the Ns tional Exchange.) ** Opposition is the Life of Trade,” i MARYSV ' FAS. S. McCUR would ve notice that on and after Sete MONDAY, Sept. 24th he will me put ona line of Stages between a and Marysville, leaying Nevada rie! MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ‘and FRIDAY MORNINGS, at7 o’clock! Returning—Leayes Marysville alternate days. By taking this line passengers can go through _toSecramente in ONE DAY, saving time and money. Ottive—United States Hotel, Nevada. nl7 ©. H. MEYER & Co. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in FRENCH BRANDIES, Wines and Foreign & Domestic Liquors generally BRICK STORE, NO 76 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. 08 FASHION RESTAURANT COMMEROCIAL ST., cee Opposite Tallman & Turners, jj NEVADA ti —— this wellknown Restaurant I AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Sup 6, Oysters, Lobsters, and all us rood tines im "the market, furnished ata moments notice, and gotup ima style suited to the tastes of the greatest ¢picire. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. j I intend to keep the “* FASHION”? as a firstclass roniunrente one as Basa J paver wyarg . fad to the people of the cit e county a e. Thos Sileona who relish a GOOD MEAL will do well to “call and see” for themselves. Nevada, Nov. 26, 1800-tf BILLIARD TABLE MANUPACTORY. F OUX' &@ Ce., Spri street, Nevada HAVE NOW ON HAND ¢ COMHVLETE ASSORTMENT O BLLLLAKRD TABLES, Balls,Billiard Clo: and Cues, We receive from Paria, London and New York a full assortment of everything used in our branch of business. « Cabinet Work Quickly executed at the most reagonable prices . di-2m ’ BLAZE’S SALOON, . COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL SP. if You Want a Good Drink, — GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada, Sept. 7 EMPIRE MARKET, . On Pine Street, just below Kidd’s Building . Uarles Kent, > OULDtinsorm his eld patrons, and: ail in Le American want MUTTON, VEGETABLES, ete, to.give him i. Pe hand at alltimes siege ior; Sept. 6, 1 E eta ke Juan, Camptonville Forest City anil Downieyille: pairing of pentle . ILLE STAGE LINE. CHAS, IRISH.. treeseeeee PROpriCtor . , Ey 4zx6 resumed proprictorship of bn ¥, PORK; ~ r]

' ' teers t# This is dreadful weather for Lokalitums. His explorations have to be earried to places where the slush is so deep, wnd his boots are in such a dilapidated condition that his feet have not’been.dry since the storm set in. Why didn’t Santa Claus, instead of giving him candy, present him with a pair of water tights? ‘Well, it’s perhaps not well ta gruinble, and he hopes Santa Claus won't be vffended—only the next time, if it makes no ‘difference to him, he might bear this in mind. Bankert's No. 6’s ’ll do. _ All the items, now-a-days, are snow items. The caving in of the New York Hotel has set all the property holders on Broad street te shoveling the snow off their roofs, which nakes it a-very picturesque looking scene— provided, however,you stand: from under. A big shovel full of half melted snow, thrown from the top of Kidd's brick building, is not a very pleasant thing to receive on the top of the head; is Lokalituins can assure you. ‘Ye Gods! His Christian spirit makes him feel ashamed of the exclamation whieh escaped him. He looked up, with yengeanee im his eye—ouly; however, to see another mess coming down, which he had barely time to dodge. Fortunately, no one happened to be *hy to laugh at his misfortune—had there-been any one there is no knowing to what excesses his ite would have lead him. Lokalitums would suggest that the poor Chinamen; have been snow-balled enough. Chinatown has literally been besieged since the storm set in. Nothing short of famine will induce. a Chinaman to leave his house, und when he does leave it he recommends his soul to his Josh, and his friends light the wax-eandles which are no doubt intended to light him the way to ‘the Chinamen’s paradise. Last aioe 4 they stood a regular assault from the outside barbarians, and though their doors were firmly barricaded, they suffered considerable damage. Their drug store was well nigh demolished. This is carrying the fun too far. The roof of Temparance Hall gave way, partially, under the pressure of the snow. The damage done was not serious. The stable of Mr. Worrell; of the Eagle saw mill, was crushed also by the snow ;— but as he has plenty of lumber, the loss don't signify much. Barns and stables, too numerous to men_ tion, have been crushed in various parts of the town. If is to be feared that dite roperty wi'l suffer to a considerable extent, ba the breaking of ditches. With proper attention, however, much damage ean be prevented. ; Ee” We noticed yesterday afternoon, hanging from the baleony of the National Exchange Hotel, a beautiful painting, descriptive of the united Siamese twins. It 1s the finest thing of the kind ever unfurled in Nevada. Its dimensions are 40 x 60 feet, and the painting is in oil. ; By the way, we must congratulate Messrs. Chang and Eng. on the selection of Mr. Pridham for their agent. Few companies are so fortunate in securing an agent at once so efficient and gentlemanly. NE CALIFORNIA PICTORIAL ALMANAC.—A copy of this very neat and instructive calendar bas been sent us, by the publisher, E. L. Davidson, of Sacramento, for which he has our thanks. Besides the twelve monthly calendar tables , it contains a great deal of‘information, peculiarly interesting to Californians, which constitute it an excellent book of reference. Thickly interspersed through the work are many well executed wood cuts, illustrating scenes and industrial processes, purely Californian. It ought to be well patronized by the almanre users of the State. te The robbing of door plates: and signs has become so frequent, that Lokalitums feels constrained to eal! attention to it. He thought at first that the thing was done in the way of a frolic, as he himself has had some experience, in times gone by, in. the transposition of signs; but in such cases one man’s sigan is always found stuck on some other man’s door, which mukes the. whole joke of the matter. But here the signs are torn away, for no other purpose, apparently, than to gratify a spirit of vandalism, as they can be of no use to the rehhers. EF On. the occasion of Tom. LaFont’s beuefit, at Ashmore’s Melodeon last evening, the house was crowded full. Lokelitums is of the opinion that even me 3 eran ene impravement. in ormance, Sr Labons tecstnd himself in all the various ts he performed. Miss Lotta, a sweet ittle songstress, danseuse and actress, did , and Lizzie Smith was as clever as will be ia Nevada this change Hotel. Their reception or exhibition room is No. 39, Broad street, next doar, east, . to Kidd’s banking kouse. ‘They will remair } until to-morrew evening. The people of Nevada have now an opportunity of witnessing the greatest physiological wonder in the world. . Mrs,.Jutia Dean HaYNne.—This talented lady—the Siddons of America—is now } Playing at Placerville. We learn that shé wil, ere long, gratify her Nevada admirers with: her presence. a: > é ; fe On the 20th inst. seven feet of snow was on the summit of the Placerville and Carsoh Citgmoad. All hands were out try-. ing to make the road _passuble. A good deal of snow has fallen sineé the 20th: ee amen ne Scientific, Press publishes an engraving and descriptiou of a patent floating bridge, invented by Thomas Seofield, of Nevada eounty. It oan be used either for bridges, aqueducts, wharves, or telegraphs. SEAMLEss Caps—the most fashionable and finishing touch to a gentleman’s cabasa— have lately been introduced into this city. A. Block & Co., has a large lot of these caps on hand, and is selling them at a very low price. THE Dear CHILDREN.—Queen Victoria and Albert have -nine children—four boys and five girls. These are all,except the Princess Royal, who married the Crown Prince of Prussia, to be provided with partners by marriage, and these partners must be found among the royal families of the continent. As most of the sprigs of royalty ou. the continent are poor, it will cost England a handsome sum of money to support in royal style these children of her majesty. DECEMBER STRAWRBERRIES.—Dr. Miller, who has an orchard and vineyard near Rattle Snake Bar, presented the editor of the Auburn Herald, the other day, with a basket of ripe strawberries, fresh from the vines in his garden. LOOK ON THis PICTrURE.—The New York Herald, in an article upon “The approaching race tor the spoils,” says: “There was rather a severe run upon Pierce, who, however, was too tough to be killed. He promised everybody everything and then allowed the people of hie kitehen ‘Cabinet to distribute the spoils. In 1856 the office beggars were comparatively few in number, as the succession made no change in the partisan policy of the Executive. But now that there has been a grand overthrow mn — affairs, the incoming President will do well to prepare himself for a grand assault, such an_one as was never before known. All the Republicans, rich and poor, expect office of some kind or other. There will beat least a million of candidates for fifty thousand. offices. Think of a million letters of application and recommendation to be read! Reflect upon the spectacle of a million of individuals, rushing about asking re in a frantic way; to “sign their papers.” Sehold Washington city in the month of March next, invaded bya -horde of hungry and seedy patriots, with very large yellow envelopes sticking out of their pockets.— Imagine, if you can, the lying, the treachery, the intriguing, the buttonholing, the jealousy, the heartburning, the disappointment, the moral filth and despair, which this shameful business of place hunting will bring about: Think of the hope deferred that maketh the heart sick and the pocket empty ; the weary waiting, as the spring glides away and the summer months: steal on, while long bills accumulate, and friends have leaned so much money that they don’t really see ‘how they can continue to indulge in that charming though somewhat expensive luxury.” SE —— ELEVATOR MILLS. Ww ARE NOW PREPARED TO DELIVER to the trade a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, ' At the Market Rates, October 3-tf T. W. COLBURN, Agent. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAMA. Con: via the Steamer of the Atlantic and Pacitic Steamship Company, at Aspinwall. Bor New Work. Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco and ~~ Panama. DEPARTURE FROM ®OLSOM STREET WHARF. The magnificent Steamship Git GOLDEN GATE, Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passengers ‘ and Treasure, on On Tuesday, January 1, 1861. FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’clock, A. M. punctually, and connect via Panama Railroad at Aspinwail, with steamship ior NEW YORK. : Through tickets can be obtained. The Panama road Co. and Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Co. have authorized us Agents for the sale, of tickets. Treasure for shipment will be recelved on board the steamship ‘amp 1 12 v’ clock (midnight) on Mon a da’ . Sept. Ot!No merchandise freight will be received on board after 3 o’clock, P. M., Sept. 10th, and a written or der must be ed at the Company’s Office for its shipment. For ht or Pas apply te FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts. havé beer thken for thém atthe National Ex. ANOTHER Nevapa INvENTION.—The . UNION EIVERY STABLE. _ Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. John A. Lancaster, WOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND the public rally that he has added exi nL of Ho Decgies, Sandie Warncess lishment o: orges, Bu: BB, es, Harness, &c., &¢., and le aoe pre to furnish as fine -‘turn-outs as can, found in the State. — , bg Well trained, flect.and easy Saddle Horses, well uipped for ladies or.getitiéien will be ready at, all times. A long experience in the'bueiness and an earnest desire’ to. retain the confidence of my}. ‘friends, leads me to believe I will be able to give generab satisfaction. Particular attention paid to Horses on livery Carriages always in iness with ca 1 drivers for the use of Parties, Balls, &c. he quality of my stock will permit me to say that those seeking pleasure or engaged on business would do wellfto give meacall. ._ sep6-t -J. H. HELM, EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, Ise pposite the National Exchange: NEVADA CITY. ARRIAGES, Horses and Buggies furnished J on short notice. : Horses boarded by the Day, Week, or by the Month, at the most favorable rates. _519-tf REMEMBER THIS! wenn. . CW, YOUNGS Fourth Grand Gift. Entertainment, WILL POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY, DEC’R 29th. No further Postponenient en any account, Call before the TICKETS are all sold. Nevada, Nev. 26, 1860-tf DRAMA SALOON, Main street, The most choice Wines, Cigars And Fine ‘Liquors, Always to be Found at this “aleon. FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors. Nevada, September 24-tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—Corner Room Second Story, Kidd & Knox’s building. DR. CHAPMAN will { be happy to attend .on those wishing his services. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. All Dental operations performed in a neat and substantial manner, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Extracting,....«.eocccccens dp aisecaas osccee Gl Flegying with pure Gold Foil, each cavity, TTOM. coccecccce cccsecesccerss eccene B2 to $4 Killing the nerve. .ccccccceqcccseccce oveneece $2. iy I will bein regular attendance at my office hereafter. d4-tt Notice. R. LEVASON Dentist and Nervo Galvanist I for the benefit of those who live at a distance will attend in his office every day in the week and at all hours, so that his friends and patients may not be disappointed. Office over Block & Co’s store, Commere‘al strect. sep7 T. ELLARD BEANS, 52 Broad Street, _ a WHOLESALE ANB BETAIL DEALER IN Groceries & Provisions. &F Goods deliv > ed Free of Charge. . Nevada, Sept. 6 tf Bailey Hotise Bar. BIDWELL & CARLEY Hereby notify their friends and the public generally that they have leased the) Bar of the above Hotel, and will always Keep on hand the Finest Liquors, Wines, Brandies, Ale and Cigars, To be had in Nevada, &r Gentlemen, give us a CALL, and be convinced of the fact ei . di-tf

. } BAKER & WYMORE, . DEALERS 1N Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, — Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. deny MEATS, of ALI. KINDS, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WvUOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. d3-tf TREES, FLOWERS Re AND GARDEN MAKING. ype UNDERSIGNED WOULD. INFORM .the Ladies: and’ Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, ahat heimtends to carry on his business in any style es tk supply his custcanine with t* Flowers, Trees, Shrubbery & Seeds. Having been engaged in the business for the last thi ee years, he co: tly liberal would t and the people that now ip most : time for Garden is TT ~ he St Loule Hotel, 4 December 6, 1860-tf ” . this 2 . Fing Wines and Liquors Old Sachem Bitters and gwam Tomic,—These unequalled Bitters and Tonie now inéeting with unparalleled sales and favor with consumers. Inall cages of Dyspepsia, Debility, Loss of appetite or any irregularity of the’ stomach, they will be found an cffitient remedy, as well as a most wholsome and agreeable tonic. Asa preventative of Chills and Fever, they have no equel, and. have with thousands become an Indispensable Family, Medicine ; being perfectly pure and free from anf defeterious substance, can be taken by all young and old, male and female, . With benefit. For saleby GEO. W. SNELL, (130 Washington street, San Francises.) Agent. And by the principal Grocers, Druggists and . ‘Wine merchants throughott the country. n6-3m tae nica’ vill’s Sarsaparilia, or Blood ana = Syrup, cures all diseases of the Blood kin. : hy BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures any derangement.of the Liver. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Pimples on the face, and. all Eruptions. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Uleers, Boils. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Canker, Rheumatism. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. The recipe is given. to all physicians. BLOOD AND LIVER.SYRUP. Stands at the head of all preparations as 1 Blood Purifier and Liver Rémedy. a old by Druggists everywhere, GEORGE W. Ss SNELL, successor to Park & White, Washington street, San Francisco. CONSUMPTIVE’S READ.--Dr. Wm. Fall’s Balsam has proved more successful than all the other remedies known, for the permanent cure ofall the early stages ofconsumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the-pamphlet aceompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims. the favorable attentioa of those whose constitution forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing remedy for CONSUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received the strongest testimonials: from citizens ef the highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, notte ean be found so efficacious as Dr. Wa. HALU’s BALSAM. It subdues the irriration, stops the sweating, and restores the strength in a véry short space of time. It subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg, and restores the strength in a very short space of time. It is well worthy your trial. > Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Draggists, and warranted to cureall ordiuary cases of the Throat and Agent, i Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenze. The Bal. . ‘sam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whelesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES; 130 Washington street, San-Francisco n6-3m The wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostetter’s ““ STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellence in a more fercible manner than any words which we ean offer. It renovates, purifies aad strengthens the system, and aids the stomach in the performance ofits functions. It is regarded on all’ sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to proeure it in the best possible way, should be the object of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing is we do, that it stands foremost:ef the many preparations of the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the curative powérs for all simHar diseases arising from a disardered stomoch. In the most severe cases of crame, diarrhea, and weakness in the stumach, the ‘ Bitters * have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success. Asa Tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters are most de-lightful, especially before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States. GEO. W. SNELL, successor to Park & White, General agent for California, 130 Washington street, San Francisco. n6-3m G. C. JONES, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in ’ Merchant Street, twe doors west of Battery. All Goods sold under a strict guarantee in every partigular. San Francisco, Dec. 17—im GO AND SEE THE Great Improvement of this Age! Ss. HOWARD’s [EW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing Machines for sale at reduced prices Having a number on anes — ~ iy Se cash. Also, agood supply of Hose, Wagon Covers, rnd the best article of Hhae Twine, direct from the Atlautic States. ihe 4,000 Vurds of Ready-Made Mose ! of different sizes, to accommodate the miners of Nevada and the surrounding localitics. .) List of Prices (wit Duck furnished for 'Hose) sewed with four seams, which will stand 75 fect pressure, single. 20 cts per yard tor sewing : LAWRENCE DUCK. HYDRAULIC PILOT, BO cvcscsieocageies 60 cts OR EUREKA MD sac isiaiss Pig cies 65 4 Sr IPOs cscwuseieses 68 WA Sat ccuccsuedees 7 PeDi ac ccccawaee cas 73 BOC OE is AER WO oe tea csses caus Bi BA: se cox +os0et We caves ocace nim +683 Th Seger ye er =) LAD, ciesceelicti ce ONO. dc'c ese Bi ae 12-O6 k i'66% hte oe VO } His appeal is to the miners! Give him‘% liberal portion of patronage ; he will pledge hi:nsclt as‘a man to work w great revelution throughout the State, as regards ¢ ness of hose, ete Go to his place of business and examine the work performed by him. Place of business, Nu. 3¢ Main stree:, Nevada. d15-tf— In Whartenby’s fire-proof brick Hydro Galvanism . IG or Neryous Paius in the Na Pet { mn . 2 ¥ i . Hipassiccnesii ess 28 . their office, at theRY ‘L EXCHANGE, or as nae Ip evada City, ‘POH SACKAMENTO crry, ° at ; is Nevada at t-o’clock, A. M., and arritin: Metiicaes tte ise ax 2 o'elock bouts for: FOR MARYSVILLE. Leaves the above office, every morning, t 8.0’clock, sing by Grass Valley, Roagh & Rant. Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and. arriying at. Marysyille in time to connect with theCompany’s 2 o’clock stages to Shasta. FOR FORESTCITY. «— . Leaves every morning at 60 elock for North San. se "FOR ORLEANS FLAT. Leaves every gay at 7 o’clockA:-M., tia Bell’s. Ranch, Humbug City, Wolsey’s: at, Moore’s. Flat, and arriving at Orleans Flat at 12M. Returning, Leaves Orleans Flat ats o'clock A. M. arriving at Nevada at 1 o’cloek, connecting. with. the Marysville and Sacraniviito Stages, JAMES HAWORTH, Pres*t. 0, 8. Co: W. SMcRoBrerts, Agent, Nevada. MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY EX. ; Zoe J. K. SALE & CO., ESPECTFULLY INFORM PASSENGERS. fer the above place, that they have on hand ‘Some Fifty Mules, . T he best in the State, that can be had at all times Persons intending going over the mountains,. ean be well fitted out 5 applying at our atables, in Nevada or Grass Valley, A . to ane A. R. JENKINS, ‘Agent, Nov. 27-tf National Exchange. HOTEL DE PARIS, . OV. CHAUVEL....5.: -PROPRIETOR,, No. 8% BROAD STREET. NEVADA. The Eating departmént will be kept as a FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT, and Meals will be served at all hours of the Day. : THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS Have been NEWLY ‘FURNISHED, ahd the Beds are as clean and luxurious as any in Cal. Dinner or Ball Parties, Up to Two Hundred persons, can be aceommodated in the ganic room, at the shortest notice ,, and in a style that can not be surpassed. 20 -tf TAILORING : B, SegeE Ty WILLATTEND . THE e Making, Cleaning and! men’s Clothing, Keeps constantly on hand, Fine Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, Which he s prepared.to make up in the LA'THS®, STYLE and on-reasbnable terme, &y-Shop on Broad street, iu the room formerly occupied T. 'f. Thompson opposite the Ns tional Exchange.) ** Opposition is the Life of Trade,” i MARYSV ' FAS. S. McCUR would ve notice that on and after Sete MONDAY, Sept. 24th he will me put ona line of Stages between a and Marysville, leaying Nevada rie! MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ‘and FRIDAY MORNINGS, at7 o’clock! Returning—Leayes Marysville alternate days. By taking this line passengers can go through _toSecramente in ONE DAY, saving time and money. Ottive—United States Hotel, Nevada. nl7 ©. H. MEYER & Co. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in FRENCH BRANDIES, Wines and Foreign & Domestic Liquors generally BRICK STORE, NO 76 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. 08 FASHION RESTAURANT COMMEROCIAL ST., cee Opposite Tallman & Turners, jj NEVADA ti —— this wellknown Restaurant I AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Sup 6, Oysters, Lobsters, and all us rood tines im "the market, furnished ata moments notice, and gotup ima style suited to the tastes of the greatest ¢picire. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. j I intend to keep the “* FASHION”? as a firstclass roniunrente one as Basa J paver wyarg . fad to the people of the cit e county a e. Thos Sileona who relish a GOOD MEAL will do well to “call and see” for themselves. Nevada, Nov. 26, 1800-tf BILLIARD TABLE MANUPACTORY. F OUX' &@ Ce., Spri street, Nevada HAVE NOW ON HAND ¢ COMHVLETE ASSORTMENT O BLLLLAKRD TABLES, Balls,Billiard Clo: and Cues, We receive from Paria, London and New York a full assortment of everything used in our branch of business. « Cabinet Work Quickly executed at the most reagonable prices . di-2m ’ BLAZE’S SALOON, . COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL SP. if You Want a Good Drink, — GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada, Sept. 7 EMPIRE MARKET, . On Pine Street, just below Kidd’s Building . Uarles Kent, > OULDtinsorm his eld patrons, and: ail in Le American want MUTTON, VEGETABLES, ete, to.give him i. Pe hand at alltimes siege ior; Sept. 6, 1 E eta ke Juan, Camptonville Forest City anil Downieyille: pairing of pentle . ILLE STAGE LINE. CHAS, IRISH... treeseeeee PROpriCtor . , Ey 4zx6 resumed proprictorship of bn ¥, PORK; ~ r]