January 14, 1861 (4 pages)

Taeanky — the ansaS 2 entoa oice . the one abindsy # Homes MaTrERs. , DEDICATION OF THE Barrist CHURCH. ‘This interesting ceremony took place yesterday morning—the Rev. Mr. Brierly, the pas. hes tor of the church, being assisted by the Rev. -0.€. Wheeler, of Sacramento, who preached the dedicatory sermon, and -the Rev. Mr. 4 Deal, of the M-E. Chareh. “Mr. ‘Whesler nati has evidently learned, by experience, ‘that the ‘most vulnerable part of of humanity lies in _ the region of the pocket; as he applied himfi ‘self, throughout the whole of his sermon, to demonstrating the fact, that religion is profit‘able. -He proved that religion: is profitable, not only in a spiritual sense—a fact which: needed no demonstration—but also in a pecuniary sense. The Reverend gentleman, judging from his sermon, is a proficient in the science of SocialEconomics, aid his arguments might have furnished instruction even. to-2 Malthus or a Smith: Lokalitums was so far convinced. of the soundness of = his }logic, that he invested all his loose change (he dares not “say how much that was) in church stock-~and he is.satisfied.that-thein-. vestment will prove much more profitable than his Washoe speculations. It is to be re._gretted that the Jews did not attend the . ceremonies of yesterday. Lokalitums feels confident that one of the Rev. Mr. Wheeler's sermons would make a. Christian of every mother’s son of them. Rev. Mr. Brierly stated that the church, as it stands, coste a fraction over $5,000, of which $3,000 have been ‘paid ; leaving a ‘balance of $2,000, yet due. $575 75 of this amount was raised, by subscription and cash ‘contributions, from the congregation present, ‘yesterday morning, and it is to be hoped that} further contributions, together with the sale or-rent of pews, will soon free the church from debt, > The Baptist Chureh is finished in a tiyle which reflects credit oa—whoever-has had. the direction and execution of the work. It is 4 model of neatness and simplicity ; and the basement-is fitted up to answer the purposes of a Sunday school and prayer -meet‘ings. May the Fire King save it from seed further visitation. THEATRE. ~The house was crowded to ite utmost capacity, on Saturday evening, to see Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne in the terrible character of Lucretia Borgia. Judging Mrs. Hayne by the ordinary and generally accepted rules of theatrical criticism, we have no hesitation in saying that her pérsonation of the character was all that her most ardent ad~ mirers could wish. But, has it everoceurr* ed to Mrs. Hayne that, though she may tall murder sh@Ban not look it. There is too much. of the good ‘and. pure and benevolent, in her face and eye—stamped there by Dame Nature, herself—to permit the most furious ¢locution, though she is & perfect mistress of it, to lead an audience into the! illusion that . she is really a poisoner and a dexterous wielder of the stiletto, “Mra. Hayne has wonder. ful talents’; but, when her tongue is busy with threats of “assassination, the goodness and beauty of her face give the lie to it. She ' may astonish an audienee, in a wicked char. acter,but she will always bring the great heart of the audience to her feet in a good one.— This is ventursome criticism, so high up in the mountains and so far from San Francis' €0, but it is honest.—Mrs. Hayns is suppor-' ted by a good stock company. Mrs. Burrill, Mrs. Leonard,“andMiss ‘Cogewell are always safe and sure to please ; so, also, are the two Thayers and Mr. Faylor. A little more study and a little less reliance on the prompter, however, would render matters much more _tasy for the players and much more pleasant ' for the audience. _ The play for to-night is Camille, which, although somewhat worn, is * still attractive enough to crowd our theatre. PIGEON SHOOTING. —Se veral of the crack. shots of Grass Valley and this plaée, indulged in this rare sport, at Hughes’. race course, on Saturday afternoon. The purse shot for amounted to. sixty dollars, which was won by’a gentleman of this city. The pigeons: were shot from a spring trap; twenty-dne yards rise, with one hundred yards bound. A. Hooper and J. Miller, of Grass Valley, } and Barney Harrigan, of this place, were the contestants—each having put up a dozen . } _ birds. “ Barney ” sliot.tén and the other two gentlemen eight apiece. “ Barney” brought the money and the 20% home with him. ' > Lokalitums Qhjects to the triangle of Hose Co. No. 1 being rung about grub time. It caused him. to run a race, yesterday 1 noon She resehng hs bonding hone ha icin al stra ces po ty te “ ” gaid he in faint tones. ‘‘‘Tell me where Iam. What eeuntry is this?” And they answered, New Jersey.” i ~had the name been uttered, when the wretched stranger letgo the } Pope; ulating-as—he did #0, ‘I guess I'll float-a little Bose cco He was never seen ees: —N. Y. . Mereury. SENATORIAL.—The Red Bluff Beacon,} in discussing the Senatorial question, says : _ “ Who the fortunate aspirant will be, remains to be the State, we hope it will be some national mah ; Conservative ; and, withal, one who will . remember that he isa Representative. of uhe. people of California, instead of Mississippi. The most able man, whose name has been mentioned-in-connection with this office, is that of Edmund Randolph : and we can’t sa ‘that. we would be. sorry to see him elec Hon. John Currey, of “ho prominent before the people, and bears a clean record, and would make @ good Senator. We hope, atleast, that the ‘ old fogies’ will be turned out to grass, and pny suffered to feed at the public crib.” Snow In PLOMas. — From the oaae Standard we gather the following : During ‘the last week in January, Plumas county ever experienced in that region. It commenced snowing Saturday night and continued until the Thursday following. Snow in the Plaza, in Quincy, was four feet two erie Soh Dan dan irre. UNDERSHLI. oss resisted the efforts és developed ; but for the honor of : lano; oc ger very. was visited by one of the heaviest sterms . os a ANY LICENSE Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1861. SHCOND PRESENTATION RAFFLE! 3 OF ; & LIEBSRT, : PREMIUM DAGUERREAN ARTIST. 350 VALUABLE PRIZES?! _YaLUED AT 8000 DOLTARe, HAND PREPARED FOR THE CONTEST A. BLOCK & CO. Old Sachem Bitters and Wigwam To. nic,—These tnequalled Bitters and Tonie are new meeting with unparalleled sales and favor with consumers. ‘Inall cases of Dyspepsia, De. bility, Lose of appet.te or any irregularity of the stomach, they will be found an efficient remedy, as well as a most wholsome and agreeable tonic. As a preventative of Chills and Fever, they have no equal, and have with thousands become an Indispensable Family Metlieine ; being perfectly pure and free from any deleterious substance, can be taken by all young and old, male and female, with benefit.” For saleby GEO. W. SNELL, (130 Washington street, San Francisee.) “Agent. And by the principal Grocers, Druggists and Wine merchants threughont the country. n6-3m er Scovill’s Sarsaparilia, or Blood and inches deep.’ The express_ scan —_ had been stopped for ten days th: the snow. = NgGroes DEPRECIATING IN N. O0.—A letmission houses there have stopped making decline of $400-in the value of negroes com<pared with. last season, and the trade is dull. Ee Dr. Matthewson of San Francisco received a magificent ‘ Universal Instrument’ designed expressly for surveying the-boundary line between California and Utah. It is manufaetured. Minadee, one evada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at ogee Hall, Broad street, every Saturday e —_ Hogulr communications second Saturday of month. A. ©. Niles, Mastor, J.F. Radolph, Nevada R. A. onda No. 6—Regular commuH nications first Mo ening of each month. Thos. P. Hawley, h Priest ; J. F. Rudolph, Nevada Com: No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. combos dre and third huredays of eg hart Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F. Rudolph, . Acting Recorder. Odd wetiéere, Oustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular meetings every ‘tuesday ‘evening, at their Hall corner of Broad end Fine streets. I D. 8 Taliman, N. G. Independent Order of Knighthood, Nevada Camp, No. 30—Regular meetin, pore Wednesday evenings at Temperance H Levey, C Chureh, *y, Sons of ‘Temperance. eed “Sierra: Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets every Saturday. At Pal at — rance Hall. James Churchman, ymond, -R. 8. Union Joise ‘as 45 {Good Templars) — every Frida Wee Tsk H. ‘e! cons at Rev. B. Brierly, : LADIES’ CHARITABLE:GIFT . TO COME OFF ON OR ABOUT FEBRUARY 15th, 1861. TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. IRST PRIZE—One pepeeatel, samo F enameled WATCH, Chain, Seal, gg, ra Second Prize—Ladies’ Dressing Gown. Third _Prize—) ? Velvet Sack. Fourth Prize—La dies’? Enameled Locket. Fifth Prize—E “ Gold Locket. Sixth Prize—Small Gold Lo Seventh Prize—Ladies’ Mourning Pin. E hth Prize—. t Pin, swung on chain. Ninth, Tenth, ‘Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth ‘Fifteenth Prizes—Each, handsome Lockets. Sixteenth Prize—Gentleman’s DressBay he ‘above goods are on exhibition at. LUK'S hg ong worse psd oe cant be be bought. Tickets ouse Bar. js—Im = * s. J PSS SNYDER Hydro rac URALGIC or Nervous Paius in agi Toot N* and Face relieved almost instant! PY ‘ason. Panne wee ¢ over: corner er of Commercial : BLAZES rT oy If You Want a Geod Drink, Sa.0p Beamer: eopresodeenulnibis densa x } ee acing a te > ¢ wo? ter writer of New Orleans states that com-_ advanees on negroes.’ There is an average . said to be the finest portable instrument ever . coke : To be distributed.ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1861. $300‘ CASH! TWENTY W WATCHES! and the most rich and en ¢ EVERY TICKET, WILL BE At any time before or after the Distribution of the Prizes. Tickets...--One Dollar. Every person-who will have a likeness taken will receive ONE TICKET for every. dollar invested in PICTURES, which will entitle them to a chancein the Prizes. asi-tf L' Memorandum Book Lost. to F. C. there iain hecine When 46 one for 7, dated Agel ist, the other for $60 ois 3; 3000. Both dne bills od a be paid for 7 the relurn of sai contents. Jan. 4, 3w rc DAVEY. BAKER & WYMOR ® DEALERS IN ; bgpoote Provisions, Can Fraits, “Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. ‘RESH MEATS, of ALE. KINDS, mS mand and for sale at Cheap rates for Pie dstavared Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD-+-Of all kinds, on hand and for ae cheap for cash. a3-tf TREES, FLOWERS . AND GARDEN MAKING. To UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, ahat heintends to ory on his business this season He will LAY OUT GARDENS in any style desired, TRIM TREES and supply his customers with . Flowers, Trees, Shrubbery & Seeds. Having been engaged in the business for the — three years, * 3 confidently expects a liberal ey, Ee would inform the people that or i most ee time for Gard Somer Trimmin Franeplanting, Prec. Pea oe ILLER St. Louis sf a LET NEVADA FLOURISH ! DeserDeuienanet Hose Manufactory. ers in canvas, ig Wee 5 for 20 conte a yak. In man ana boet and strongest twine ng & practical Sail-make to oar TERRY & IRVING d2iMe: 81 Broad street, Nevada. ELEGANT ARTICLES OF JEWELRY. Good for $1,00 in Likenesses, ON mot te ath. SS inesate payee . . lightful, especially before’ meals. SEWING Ma INES, are greet 30 eee ‘ c Four stron ly ‘ 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, Ulcers, Boils: BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Canker, Rheumatism. . —~ BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. The recipe is given to all physicians. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Purifier and laser se ‘Remote. "e . oo id by Draggists every where, aoe ba Washington street, San Francisco. CONSUMPTIVE’S READ.—Dr. Wm. all the other remedies known, for the permanent eure ofall the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable }uses Of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing remedy for ConsUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received the strongest testimonials from citizens efthe highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood--For these complaints, none ean be found 80 efficacious as Dr. WM. HALL’s BALSAM. It . subdues theirriration, stops the sweating, and restores the strength im a very 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. 9 Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warranted to cure all ordiuary cases of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenzy. 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 Francised n6-3m . ‘Whe wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostetter’s “STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the past year bespeake its excellence in a Leaves ag above uained office, every Liver Syrup, cures all diseases of the Blood}. + and Skin. Hall’s Balsam has proved more suceessful than . attention of those whose constitution forbid the’ moré fereible manner than any words which we can offer. It renovates, purifies and strengthens the system, and aids the stomach in the performance ofiée functions. It is regarded ox all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefvre, to precuro of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and vdénfidenes, believing and knowing as we do, that it sténds foremost ef the many preparations of thie day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the curative powers for all similar diseases arising froma disardered stomoch. In the most severe gases of crame, diarrhea, and weakness in the stomach, the « Bitters ” have been rigidly tested and always. with the greatest success. Aga Tenie, Hostetter’s Bitters are most deSold by -all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States. GEO. W: “SNELL, successor to Washington strect, San Francisco House to Rent. _ n6-3m Fi] ponte Ring # Othe bce wore SBRKS RSON & £0-., 2 peer, “MA ts it-in the best possible way, should be the object . Park & White, Generai: nag for for California, 130 well MEAT MARKET, Zhe Known, sacnamETo CITY. st Sacramento inn. for the 2 o'clock boats: oat by Grass evan, = iar ime to ume with the ; Company’s Shes MARYSVILLE. at 8 iy, mple ie ioe ace at thtoee ey Fl at 12 ei ‘leans Flat at 8-o’elock. A. M. ay ean pene tethers 10’elock,.conneeting. withe ES HAWORTE P Js C. $-€o0. Ww. 8. MeKos ROBERTS, ‘Agent, Wevadas 5-&. MULES FOR VIRGINIA Crry J. K. SALE & CO. RRPRCTTULLY INFORM PASSENGERS: fer the abeve place, that they have on: hand: — Some Fifty: Mules, ~ Fhe best in the State, that canbe had at all times Persons intending ing over the mountains, can be well fitted out by appl ging our atables,. in Nevada or Grass V: J ag y Pas Nov. 27-tf National NS, Agent nad Opposition is the Life é4t Trade,» MARYSVILLE § STAGE LINE. . JAS.S. McCUE would ve notice that en. and after: Sat: ONDAY, Sept. 2ith he will Wevain uk Seurheviie, seeteea iveas ore MONDAY, WEDNESDAY sual FRIDA ay HORDAY, Ww at7 o'clock. By taking this time Sa ronr y stn ° oa to Sacramento in ONE DAY, on 3 ving time and inn i ‘ Ofhiee--tinited Stntes Hotel, Nevada. iz : BAILEY HOUSE, 7 . aa ON BROAD STREET, " iy a ; NEVADA. _ — a ‘the public of t Sivcbunty, and toe ate ot large, that he has taken charge of the above ~ nionage New Brick Hotel, designs keeping inthe best 7 le. Travelers faiting Nevete wit find all th ae comhome at this Hotel. SINGLE OR DOUBLE. ROOMS. ... ao hed. at this House. 7 my 1 furnish with the best arte ESSES and the rooms are sw comfortable andluxurious style. ~ RATE OF CHARGES: see aiy inaapteat cane na ll Hi The Hotel will be kept BAILEY, Proprictor. FASHION RESTAURANT COMMERCIAL ST, gait Opposite Tallman & Turners, “NEVADA CMAS, IRISH.. seenanes -Proprietor AVING resumed of this well known Hastaneust 1 AM NOW FULLY PREPARED ~~ ‘T@ ENTERTAIN: THE PEOPLE Bt THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. 7 Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, andall . the goed things in the market, furnished ata ~ moments notice, and got up in a. style ae the tastes of the greatest epicure.” MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keep the “ FASHION ? “te a oe, class restaurant, and as such I the people of the ¢ity—and Lo Bes count ye at nya ee Those persons who relish a do well to *« call and see” for te lo Nevada Nov. 26, 1 f HOTEL DEPARIS,ov. CHAUVEL.-. ;: Ke Ss BROAD STREET, NEWADA. PR ne Eating de riment will = FiRse CLASS ennte TAUWAN \T, and Meals will be serv \ s all hours of the Day. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS Have been NEWLY . FURNISHED, and the Bede are as clean and luxurious as any in Cal. Dinner or Ball Parties,t T Hundred persons, can be accommoUp to Two Hun persons, 8, dated in the same room, at the shortest and in a style that can not be surpassed. “ d20 “BILLIARD TABLE ' MANUFACTORY. COMPLETE A ORTMENT OF 4a BILLS Le TAB on og Chath « wow en.» fall full assortment of everything used in our branch of business. * Cabinet. Work Qyly executed at the most reasonable prices. EMPI RE MARKET, on Pine Street, just below Kidd’s Building} Charles Kent, inorm his eld patrons a "Ametican Suk PORK . NY GETABL » ete. to give him a ir Sangean i nebo a : it all times a large let of = hana ing the best couriition le or retail. KF He ke which he wil wel wholens Grasse Vall-y;Jan. chacs Nevada, Sept. 6, 160

Taeanky — the ansaS 2 entoa oice . the one abindsy # Homes MaTrERs. , DEDICATION OF THE Barrist CHURCH. ‘This interesting ceremony took place yesterday morning—the Rev. Mr. Brierly, the pas. hes tor of the church, being assisted by the Rev. -0.€. Wheeler, of Sacramento, who preached the dedicatory sermon, and -the Rev. Mr. 4 Deal, of the M-E. Chareh. “Mr. ‘Whesler nati has evidently learned, by experience, ‘that the ‘most vulnerable part of of humanity lies in _ the region of the pocket; as he applied himfi ‘self, throughout the whole of his sermon, to demonstrating the fact, that religion is profit‘able. -He proved that religion: is profitable, not only in a spiritual sense—a fact which: needed no demonstration—but also in a pecuniary sense. The Reverend gentleman, judging from his sermon, is a proficient in the science of SocialEconomics, aid his arguments might have furnished instruction even. to-2 Malthus or a Smith: Lokalitums was so far convinced. of the soundness of = his }logic, that he invested all his loose change (he dares not “say how much that was) in church stock-~and he is.satisfied.that-thein-. vestment will prove much more profitable than his Washoe speculations. It is to be re._gretted that the Jews did not attend the . ceremonies of yesterday. Lokalitums feels confident that one of the Rev. Mr. Wheeler's sermons would make a. Christian of every mother’s son of them. Rev. Mr. Brierly stated that the church, as it stands, coste a fraction over $5,000, of which $3,000 have been ‘paid ; leaving a ‘balance of $2,000, yet due. $575 75 of this amount was raised, by subscription and cash ‘contributions, from the congregation present, ‘yesterday morning, and it is to be hoped that} further contributions, together with the sale or-rent of pews, will soon free the church from debt, > The Baptist Chureh is finished in a tiyle which reflects credit oa—whoever-has had. the direction and execution of the work. It is 4 model of neatness and simplicity ; and the basement-is fitted up to answer the purposes of a Sunday school and prayer -meet‘ings.. May the Fire King save it from seed further visitation. THEATRE. ~The house was crowded to ite utmost capacity, on Saturday evening, to see Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne in the terrible character of Lucretia Borgia. Judging Mrs. Hayne by the ordinary and generally accepted rules of theatrical criticism, we have no hesitation in saying that her pérsonation of the character was all that her most ardent ad~ mirers could wish. But, has it everoceurr* ed to Mrs. Hayne that, though she may tall murder sh@Ban not look it. There is too much. of the good ‘and. pure and benevolent, in her face and eye—stamped there by Dame Nature, herself—to permit the most furious ¢locution, though she is & perfect mistress of it, to lead an audience into the! illusion that . she is really a poisoner and a dexterous wielder of the stiletto, “Mra. Hayne has wonder. ful talents’; but, when her tongue is busy with threats of “assassination, the goodness and beauty of her face give the lie to it. She ' may astonish an audienee, in a wicked char. acter,but she will always bring the great heart of the audience to her feet in a good one.— This is ventursome criticism, so high up in the mountains and so far from San Francis' €0, but it is honest.—Mrs. Hayns is suppor-' ted by a good stock company. Mrs. Burrill, Mrs. Leonard,“andMiss ‘Cogewell are always safe and sure to please ; so, also, are the two Thayers and Mr. Faylor. A little more study and a little less reliance on the prompter, however, would render matters much more _tasy for the players and much more pleasant ' for the audience. _ The play for to-night is Camille, which, although somewhat worn, is * still attractive enough to crowd our theatre. PIGEON SHOOTING. —Se veral of the crack. shots of Grass Valley and this plaée, indulged in this rare sport, at Hughes’. race course, on Saturday afternoon. The purse shot for amounted to. sixty dollars, which was won by’a gentleman of this city. The pigeons: were shot from a spring trap; twenty-dne yards rise, with one hundred yards bound. A. Hooper and J. Miller, of Grass Valley, } and Barney Harrigan, of this place, were the contestants—each having put up a dozen . } _ birds. “ Barney ” sliot.tén and the other two gentlemen eight apiece. “ Barney” brought the money and the 20% home with him. ' > Lokalitums Qhjects to the triangle of Hose Co. No. 1 being rung about grub time. It caused him. to run a race, yesterday 1 noon She resehng hs bonding hone ha icin al stra ces po ty te “ ” gaid he in faint tones. ‘‘‘Tell me where Iam. What eeuntry is this?” And they answered, New Jersey.” i ~had the name been uttered, when the wretched stranger letgo the } Pope; ulating-as—he did #0, ‘I guess I'll float-a little Bose cco He was never seen ees: —N. Y. . Mereury. SENATORIAL.—The Red Bluff Beacon,} in discussing the Senatorial question, says : _ “ Who the fortunate aspirant will be, remains to be the State, we hope it will be some national mah ; Conservative ; and, withal, one who will . remember that he isa Representative. of uhe. people of California, instead of Mississippi. The most able man, whose name has been mentioned-in-connection with this office, is that of Edmund Randolph : and we can’t sa ‘that. we would be. sorry to see him elec Hon. John Currey, of “ho prominent before the people, and bears a clean record, and would make @ good Senator. We hope, atleast, that the ‘ old fogies’ will be turned out to grass, and pny suffered to feed at the public crib.” Snow In PLOMas. — From the oaae Standard we gather the following : During ‘the last week in January, Plumas county ever experienced in that region. It commenced snowing Saturday night and continued until the Thursday following. Snow in the Plaza, in Quincy, was four feet two erie Soh Dan dan irre. UNDERSHLI. oss resisted the efforts és developed ; but for the honor of : lano; oc ger very. was visited by one of the heaviest sterms . os a ANY LICENSE Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1861. SHCOND PRESENTATION RAFFLE! 3 OF ; & LIEBSRT, : PREMIUM DAGUERREAN ARTIST. 350 VALUABLE PRIZES?! _YaLUED AT 8000 DOLTARe, HAND PREPARED FOR THE CONTEST A. BLOCK & CO. Old Sachem Bitters and Wigwam To. nic,—These tnequalled Bitters and Tonie are new meeting with unparalleled sales and favor with consumers. ‘Inall cases of Dyspepsia, De. bility, Lose of appet.te or any irregularity of the stomach, they will be found an efficient remedy, as well as a most wholsome and agreeable tonic. As a preventative of Chills and Fever, they have no equal, and have with thousands become an Indispensable Family Metlieine ; being perfectly pure and free from any deleterious substance, can be taken by all young and old, male and female, with benefit.” For saleby GEO. W. SNELL, (130 Washington street, San Francisee.) “Agent. And by the principal Grocers, Druggists and Wine merchants threughont the country. n6-3m er Scovill’s Sarsaparilia, or Blood and inches deep.’ The express_ scan —_ had been stopped for ten days th: the snow. = NgGroes DEPRECIATING IN N. O0.—A letmission houses there have stopped making decline of $400-in the value of negroes com<pared with. last season, and the trade is dull. Ee Dr. Matthewson of San Francisco received a magificent ‘ Universal Instrument’ designed expressly for surveying the-boundary line between California and Utah. It is manufaetured. Minadee, one evada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at ogee Hall, Broad street, every Saturday e —_ Hogulr communications second Saturday of month. A. ©. Niles, Mastor, J.F. Radolph, Nevada R. A. onda No. 6—Regular commuH nications first Mo ening of each month. Thos. P. Hawley, h Priest ; J. F. Rudolph, Nevada Com: No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. combos dre and third huredays of eg hart Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F. Rudolph, . Acting Recorder. Odd wetiéere, Oustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular meetings every ‘tuesday ‘evening, at their Hall corner of Broad end Fine streets. I D. 8 Taliman, N. G. Independent Order of Knighthood, Nevada Camp, No. 30—Regular meetin, pore Wednesday evenings at Temperance H Levey, C Chureh, *y, Sons of ‘Temperance. eed “Sierra: Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets every Saturday. At Pal at — rance Hall. James Churchman, ymond, -R. 8. Union Joise ‘as 45 {Good Templars) — every Frida Wee Tsk H. ‘e! cons at Rev. B. Brierly, : LADIES’ CHARITABLE:GIFT . TO COME OFF ON OR ABOUT FEBRUARY 15th, 1861. TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. IRST PRIZE—One pepeeatel, samo F enameled WATCH, Chain, Seal, gg, ra Second Prize—Ladies’ Dressing Gown. Third _Prize—) ? Velvet Sack. Fourth Prize—La dies’? Enameled Locket.. Fifth Prize—E “ Gold Locket. Sixth Prize—Small Gold Lo Seventh Prize—Ladies’ Mourning Pin. E hth Prize—. t Pin, swung on chain. Ninth, Tenth, ‘Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth ‘Fifteenth Prizes—Each, handsome Lockets. Sixteenth Prize—Gentleman’s DressBay he ‘above goods are on exhibition at. LUK'S hg ong worse psd oe cant be be bought. Tickets ouse Bar. js—Im = * s. J PSS SNYDER Hydro rac URALGIC or Nervous Paius in agi Toot N* and Face relieved almost instant! PY ‘ason. Panne wee ¢ over: corner er of Commercial : BLAZES rT oy If You Want a Geod Drink, Sa.0p Beamer: eopresodeenulnibis densa x } ee acing a te > ¢ wo? ter writer of New Orleans states that com-_ advanees on negroes.’ There is an average . said to be the finest portable instrument ever . coke : To be distributed.ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1861. $300‘ CASH! TWENTY W WATCHES!

and the most rich and en ¢ EVERY TICKET, WILL BE At any time before or after the Distribution of the Prizes. Tickets......--One Dollar. Every person-who will have a likeness taken will receive ONE TICKET for every. dollar invested in PICTURES, which will entitle them to a chancein the Prizes. asi-tf L' Memorandum Book Lost. to F. C. there iain hecine When 46 one for 7, dated Agel ist, the other for $60 ois 3; 3000. Both dne bills od a be paid for 7 the relurn of sai contents. Jan. 4, 3w rc DAVEY. BAKER & WYMOR ® DEALERS IN ; bgpoote Provisions, Can Fraits, “Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. ‘RESH MEATS, of ALE. KINDS, mS mand and for sale at Cheap rates for Pie dstavared Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD-+-Of all kinds, on hand and for ae cheap for cash.. a3-tf TREES, FLOWERS . AND GARDEN MAKING. To UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, ahat heintends to ory on his business this season He will LAY OUT GARDENS in any style desired, TRIM TREES and supply his customers with . Flowers, Trees, Shrubbery & Seeds. Having been engaged in the business for the — three years, * 3 confidently expects a liberal ey, Ee would inform the people that or i most ee time for Gard Somer Trimmin Franeplanting, Prec. Pea oe ILLER St. Louis sf a LET NEVADA FLOURISH ! DeserDeuienanet Hose Manufactory. ers in canvas, ig Wee 5 for 20 conte a yak. In man ana boet and strongest twine ng & practical Sail-make to oar TERRY & IRVING d2iMe: 81 Broad street, Nevada. ELEGANT ARTICLES OF JEWELRY. Good for $1,00 in Likenesses, ON mot te ath. SS inesate payee . . lightful, especially before’ meals. SEWING Ma INES, are greet 30 eee ‘ c Four stron ly ‘ 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, Ulcers, Boils: BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Canker, Rheumatism. . —~ BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. The recipe is given to all physicians. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Purifier and laser se ‘Remote. "e . oo id by Draggists every where, aoe ba Washington street, San Francisco. CONSUMPTIVE’S READ.—Dr. Wm. all the other remedies known, for the permanent eure ofall the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable }uses Of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing remedy for ConsUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received the strongest testimonials from citizens efthe highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood--For these complaints, none ean be found 80 efficacious as Dr. WM. HALL’s BALSAM. It . subdues theirriration, stops the sweating, and restores the strength im a very 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. 9 Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warranted to cure all ordiuary cases of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenzy. 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 Francised n6-3m . ‘Whe wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostetter’s “STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the past year bespeake its excellence in a Leaves ag above uained office, every Liver Syrup, cures all diseases of the Blood}. + and Skin. Hall’s Balsam has proved more suceessful than . attention of those whose constitution forbid the’ moré fereible manner than any words which we can offer. It renovates, purifies and strengthens the system, and aids the stomach in the performance ofiée functions. It is regarded ox all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefvre, to precuro of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and vdénfidenes, believing and knowing as we do, that it sténds foremost ef the many preparations of thie day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the curative powers for all similar diseases arising froma disardered stomoch. In the most severe gases of crame, diarrhea, and weakness in the stomach, the « Bitters ” have been rigidly tested and always. with the greatest success. Aga Tenie, Hostetter’s Bitters are most deSold by -all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States. GEO. W: “SNELL, successor to Washington strect, San Francisco House to Rent. _ n6-3m Fi] ponte Ring # Othe bce wore SBRKS RSON & £0-., 2 peer, “MA ts it-in the best possible way, should be the object . Park & White, Generai: nag for for California, 130 well MEAT MARKET, Zhe Known, sacnamETo CITY. st Sacramento inn. for the 2 o'clock boats: oat by Grass evan, = iar ime to ume with the ; Company’s Shes MARYSVILLE. at 8 iy, mple ie ioe ace at thtoee ey Fl at 12 ei ‘leans Flat at 8-o’elock. A. M. ay ean pene tethers 10’elock,.conneeting. withe ES HAWORTE P Js C. $-€o0. Ww. 8. MeKos ROBERTS, ‘Agent, Wevadas 5-&. MULES FOR VIRGINIA Crry J. K. SALE & CO. RRPRCTTULLY INFORM PASSENGERS: fer the abeve place, that they have on: hand: — Some Fifty: Mules, ~ Fhe best in the State, that canbe had at all times Persons intending ing over the mountains, can be well fitted out by appl ging our atables,. in Nevada or Grass V: J ag y Pas Nov. 27-tf National NS, Agent nad Opposition is the Life é4t Trade,» MARYSVILLE § STAGE LINE. . JAS.S. McCUE would ve notice that en. and after: Sat: ONDAY, Sept. 2ith he will Wevain uk Seurheviie, seeteea iveas ore MONDAY, WEDNESDAY sual FRIDA ay HORDAY, Ww at7 o'clock. By taking this time Sa ronr y stn ° oa to Sacramento in ONE DAY, on 3 ving time and inn i ‘ Ofhiee--tinited Stntes Hotel, Nevada. iz : BAILEY HOUSE, 7 . aa ON BROAD STREET, " iy a ; NEVADA. _ — a ‘the public of t Sivcbunty, and toe ate ot large, that he has taken charge of the above ~ nionage New Brick Hotel, designs keeping inthe best 7 le. Travelers faiting Nevete wit find all th ae comhome at this Hotel. SINGLE OR DOUBLE. ROOMS. ..... ao hed. at this House. 7 my 1 furnish with the best arte ESSES and the rooms are sw comfortable andluxurious style. ~ RATE OF CHARGES: see aiy inaapteat cane na ll Hi The Hotel will be kept BAILEY, Proprictor. FASHION RESTAURANT COMMERCIAL ST, gait Opposite Tallman & Turners, “NEVADA CMAS, IRISH... seenanes -Proprietor AVING resumed of this well known Hastaneust 1 AM NOW FULLY PREPARED ~~ ‘T@ ENTERTAIN: THE PEOPLE Bt THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. 7 Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, andall . the goed things in the market, furnished ata ~ moments notice, and got up in a. style ae the tastes of the greatest epicure.” MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keep the “ FASHION ? “te a oe, class restaurant, and as such I the people of the ¢ity—and Lo Bes count ye at nya ee Those persons who relish a do well to *« call and see” for te lo Nevada Nov. 26, 1 f HOTEL DEPARIS,ov. CHAUVEL.-. ;: Ke Ss BROAD STREET, NEWADA. PR ne Eating de riment will = FiRse CLASS ennte TAUWAN \T, and Meals will be serv \ s all hours of the Day. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS Have been NEWLY . FURNISHED, and the Bede are as clean and luxurious as any in Cal. Dinner or Ball Parties,t T Hundred persons, can be accommoUp to Two Hun persons, 8, dated in the same room, at the shortest and in a style that can not be surpassed. “ d20 “BILLIARD TABLE ' MANUFACTORY. COMPLETE A ORTMENT OF 4a BILLS Le TAB on og Chath « wow en.» fall full assortment of everything used in our branch of business. * Cabinet. Work Qyly executed at the most reasonable prices. EMPI RE MARKET, on Pine Street, just below Kidd’s Building} Charles Kent, inorm his eld patrons a "Ametican Suk PORK . NY GETABL » ete. to give him a ir Sangean i nebo a : it all times a large let of = hana ing the best couriition le or retail. KF He ke which he wil wel wholens Grasse Vall-y;Jan. chacs Nevada, Sept. 6, 160