January 17, 1861 (4 pages)

ition at Hey, or on “the to take a mere he presbe recol-_ 5 COIN, . story. ocured e Patent » furnish strongly nanufacst twine ker, and Hose in VING Nevada. eat Mar‘on Dust the U.S ram? ate . . the Lew. nd Coun . sep7-tf GADORN t Rates. jan Bank, © os at the A New Soneme.—By polieaniheou sa: vertisement in another éolamn of this issue, it will be seen that an t has been entered fnta bebween Ms. Julia Dean Hhyne ‘and M, Liebert, thé Daguerrean artist on Broad street, by which Mrs.Hayne . will “perform in the’ Nevada theatre ‘two nights} __-more, (Monday and Tuesday-next.) In addi__ tion to the attraction which such an artist as “Mrs. Hayne always offers to an audienee, the further inducement is held oatat st ticket in _ ML Liebert’s raffle. The price of admission remains the same, viz: $1 a ticket—the only difference being that it is uniform in all parts -of the house. These raffle tickets. not -only entitle the holder to a chance in the fine list of prizes, but are also good for one dollar to “be applied towards a daguerreotype, ‘ambrotype. or photograpbie likeness. Competition is a great thing; in fadt, it’s said, by some, to he the life of trade—albeit Lokalitums thinks that too much is the death of it. This, however, is neither here nor there; it’s not our nor the public’s business to make inquiries. If people will work for nothing they ought, by all’ means, to be encouraged ; and if the house is not crammed on this occasion, there is no use in trying. . £2 THEATRE.—“Ingomar,” went off well, last night, as how else should it, with Mrs. Hayne as Parthenia. Mr. Pierpont Thayer, is a “talented young gentleman—we like. him :imea e. seems to think that, for . tina” eucien eo an ‘some what eccentric fashion, either from martial disposition, or the difficulty of a seee ten sighing aspiranta for her Madame C——invited . try villa, and having thus united her suitors, informed them that,she would unite herself aarhanse $e Yun the risk exacted by this . chant, courageously determined to fulfil the condition imposed. Madame C-—— loaded -her pistol forthwith, fed went 19te the gar-, den, followed. by the. . The twenty paces were measured, the mercantile hero pulled out his watch, gallantly refusing one not much larger than a frane, offered by the lady,-and fearlessly assumed his place. The Amazon took deliberate aim ; bang t went the pistol, and down went the watch, pierced to thecap! The gentleman, unharmed. by the bonght a new ‘time-piece. hee ACCIDENT To A STAGE DRIVER.—On +} Tuesday, January 8th, as Daniel MeLane, . the driver on the Murphy’s and-Mokelumpe Hill stage, was crossing O’Neil’s creek, at the Kentucky House, he. missed the ford, pitched into a five-foot prospect hole, was thrown off the seat, had his collar: bone dislocated and received other severe injuries. the ten gentlemen to breaktust at her cdun-. Corner of Main # ‘to the “one who would hold in his hand a] — oo seat fire at and break with ty mona: “Nine of the party #255 600 WORTHOP DRY GooDs a female Travis ; but the tenth, aioe hae DRY, aoobs stoiR : E! Pm Se = To be ‘Closed ‘out. THIS 18 NO HUMBUG SALE!. — adventure, has married the rich widow -— cat éHAGADORN & BOWLEY E TO CLOSE OUT. _— ya a OF DRY GOODS Between this and the Fourth PS eRe re termntin 10 ‘RIVE NO. cLOTHiNe MOUSE <j i SSR = + Nevada, an 7th, 1861. ‘SECOND . PRESENTATION RAFFLE! , . . or PREMIUM DAGUEBREAN ARTIST BUYERS “WILL ‘ALWAYS FIND Us. on _ HAND PREPARED FOR THE CONTEST. ae BLOCK & CO. Special Notices. " Ola Sachem Bittors.and Wigwam Tomic.—These ungqualled Bitters and Tonie~are new meeting with unparalleled sales and faver with consumers. Inall cases of. Dyspepsia, ‘Debility, Loss of appetate or any irregularity of the stomach,-they will be fund an efficient. remedy, as well as a most whofsome and agreeable tonic. As apreventative of Chills and Fever, they have > California mountair as we Tevadiis ure, it is ecarcely Miicedaiery te make himself familiar with the text of his part. When Faylor in his part anounced the astounding fact that his great grandfather wedded the Doge of Venice! there were a ‘féw Nevadans that appreciated the absurdity of the remark;and were inclined to goose him; but respect for Mrs. Hayne checked 4 their sibilant propensities. There is much talent in the company, and there is some little critical ability in the ‘audience which it might be advisable to consult. Though so far up in the mountains, we have all seen better days ; and a few of us have ventured . within the walle of the best theatres of Europe and America. We. would advise the gentlemen, who are supporting Mrs. Hayne, not to rely too much on the inspirations of their own genius, but to give us the words of the author, however.poor and insignificant . they may be. We'do not wish any portion of thesé animadversions:te apply to Mr. E. Thayer. © He is always easy. So, too, isMrs. Burrill, Mrs. Leonard, and Miss Cogswell. ‘The ladies, God bless ’em, are always up. The new pessr Mr. Allen, as his name imports, is a ** fellow of infinite jest,” and we shall be particularly pleased to herald his successes. Girt Concert. — We see by the pro-% . gtamme that Nevada Hose Co. No. 1 give a gift concert for the benefit of the company on the 2d of March next, on which occasion _ they will distribute tothe ticket holders prizes consisting of watches, jewelry.and cash to the amount of $2,556. ‘The articles put up as prizes ‘are all fairly valued, and taking into ‘consideration the fact that all the}. . profit, (if any) goés to benefit one of the ve most useful institutions of our place, we hope to hear of their tickets all being sold Jong before the day set for the concert. Brices’ Girrs.— The drawing ot oné hundred and twenty-four prizes, valued at $215,000, in the first division of Brigg’s grand gift entertainment took place at Ma. rysville, on Jan. 15th. The four ranch Prizes . f were drawn by tickets 9,080 43,508 68,748 70,005 As all the rest are merely five dollar prizes, ‘we deem it useless to publish them. arenas acaomtoenne EXciTEMENT IN PirrsptrG.—aAn im: mense excitement was gotten up in Pitts. burg, Pa., on the 24th December, on account . of She coemuanl removal, by the War'De-. partment, of a hundred and twenty-four guns from the Arsenal at that place, to Galveston, ‘Texas. The Pittsburgers believed the removal liad been planned in order that the guns might fall into the hands of the Southern dis-. — unionists. A public meeting was called, and avigorous effort made to have the order countermanded. . F +? Broke: ‘ins.—Beven of the Dengie men who went into caucus and pledged themselves to abide by it, have bolted! Thati good. It is bringing things down to a point ; and as it was known that they would bolt some time, ieee) the better. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, suggests, that, on the question of repressing secession, James. Buchanan occupies the platform of Ensign Stebbins, whe was ia faVor of the Maine Law but opposed to its execution. San FRANCISCO.—A_ diapateh to the Bee, And in order to do this they offer their whole Stock of FANCY DRY GOODS yeaterday, D. 'W. Perley attempted ‘ atab.a hand.on the ae Costa ferry boat yesterday, while co. Judge Hager decided on Saturday that if an attorney neglected a-case, and it went Aw Epiroriat Ficnt.—In Los Angeles, which is out of the pale of Christianity, the editor of the Star andthe editor of the News met, fought, and bled on the street. At last advices, neither of the parties were dead. _ Founp Deap. —A German named Casper Baera was found dead near Drytown, -in Amador: coun ty, Sunday evening, January 6th. He had been missing sinee New Yeuar’s day. A jug of whiskey was found near his body. i SECRET r ORDERS. Mason Nevada Lodge, No. 13 Moots at Masonic Hall, on Broad: street, mt te? Saturday. Persia Za Re communications second ge a A or be month. A.C. Riles, Mastor, J. F. Rudo. ph, "Nevada R.A. , No. 6—Regular commu nications first Mo oy evening of each month. Thos. P. Hawley, High Priest; J. F. Rudolph, Nevada Commandary, No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. semblies first and third ‘Thursdays ofeach month. “Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F. Rudolph, Acting Recorder. Maes Odd caiaadee . “ ee Lodge: & » 16— lar meetings ‘uesday evening, at their Hall 7 aS Fine streets. D.S Tallman, N. G. dent Order of Knighthood, eeareee parade Case No. 39—-Regular nee Hall v7 fan See Sons of ‘Temperance. Sierra Nevada a Tem No:.17—Meets ev ery Saturday oe Hall. James Charebasen, w. gered ae ae Todge phn *, “evi B. Brierly, W.C. TA. eH ‘CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware‘and Fancy Goods. Kelsey’s Block, eats ea prt Serer Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. , JAMES T. OFT, NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE Neo, 30 Main street, Nevada, (ow AND ORES, of f every Deseription, Melted, x: San pr Poe ¥ arte eee Aasays ‘Gold and Black Sand lots ihe Meme a with pure Gold, : cavities, Oi einanre ee Ait othe an Silver, SuccedoOffice, up gtairs, corner Commercial street, Nevada. against his client , the case could be re-opened. . corner of . WHOLESALE PRICES. In order t9 convined the LADIES. that this is NO DODGE OR SWINDLE—to get up arush we would eall_your attention to-a few articles, asa sample of the REDUCTION: me hve in our Goods : Splendid Black ORR SSS enc $1 per yard Fenty, BURG ono 20 5c0ecacowen 50ets per yard Best French Prints... 18 ct per yard / Best Bonnets. . pin hated aaitin Si $5. to $7 Best Mantillas and Cloaks. .. $3 to 10 3-Ply Corpetescc<2ci-cicre: $1 -25 per yard Brussels Carpet...$1 124 por yard Best Bleached Muslin. .=: . 124 ets pet yard Common Merrimac prints Given away Together with 10,000 other articles teo numerous to mention. a CALL AND EXAMINE _ . OUR TREMENDOUS STOOK ! as a ee Before Making Purchases. “Ladies, you can rest assured of NOT GETTING any SHELF-WORN GOODs, But Goeds that have been brought inte this market within ONE YEAR and us will please, PRESENT THEM FOR PAYMENT And all Persons knowing themselves inare ie So ee LESS-THAN-SANA nusivursco ~ “Ne, 88 Broad Street, Nevadn, Se ~ 350 VALUABLE PRIZES!! ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1861, ‘ELEGANT ARTICLES OF JEWELRY, CASH! TWENTY WATCHES! and the! most rich versal ee a EVERY TICKET WILL BE ‘Good for $1,00in Likenesses, At any time before or after the Distribution of the Prizes. Tickets. .... One Dollar. Every Person who will have a likeness taken will reeelve ONE TICKET for every dollar ins vested in PICTURES, which will entitle them toa chance in the Prizes: a31-tf Memorandum: Book Lost.” = or about the ‘oth, a small Memorandim Ore containing two Due Bills, payable to F. C. Davey, nine months after date.; one for $67, dated April ist, the other for $60 13, dated May 1, 1860. Both due bills are on the Excelsior company. Persons are hereby notified that ayment on said bill has been. discontinued. Ten Dollars reward will be paid for the relurn of said Book with its contents. Jan. 4, 3w F. C. DAVEY T. Groesbeck, SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON, Wext door to Center Market, -.Commercial Street, Nevada. ARTICULAR sitention paid to Hair Cuting, Sham and Hair Dressing. 1 = oars any Ton aise onea cleah shave, and ay eeeeere always in good order. call erie. in and try me. and I feel assured you wit 0: Tin Shop For Sale ! HE hav business to otherT ashes namie hip sation tion is_desirous _of. selling his shop, "als and stock, situated in the town uf Red Dog, county of Nevada. Said shop is located in one Pot the richest mining seetion in the s An nm pene, to start business in the moun ape to call and examine before locating el wy. A. BEGOLE. Nevada, December lith:—tf TREES, FLOWERS AND.i CARRIER MAKING.I WOULD INFORM HE UNpERSIGEED, WOULD INFORM on his business UE-GARDENS = any style déaired, TRIM TREKS and supply Flowers, T Shrubbery & Seeds. ee tates Se ae rm the le t _ and would info: efor G d ‘ity TO CALL AND'SETTLE, __ A&P THE EARLIEST OFPORTUMITY. -BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST. me . & 4 fant a Geod Drink, _ Tt vigor and tone to the system, and: ndispensable Family Medicine; being perfectly pure and free from any Gdleterious subytknce, ean be taken by all young and old, male and female, with benefit. For saleby GEO.’ W. SNELL, '. (130 Washington street, San Francisce.) Agent. And by the principal Grocers, Draggtets! id Wine merchants throughout the country. néGm _¥PScovill’s papeqperniass or x Mileos and AC pe ao ane BLOOD AND LIVER 8YRUP. aoe nea any derangement of the Liver. BLO AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures ies on a face, and_all Eruptions. BLOOD & D LIVER. SYRUP. Cures Scrofula, t Rheum, Ulcers, Boils: BLOOD AND DIVER SYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Cank er; Rheumatism. . . IBLOOD” AND LIVER SYRUP.The recipe is given to all physictans. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRU Stands atthe head ofall Dreperations as a Bl Purifier and Liver Sold by Druggists poca h ‘GEORGE W. SNELL, suctessor to Park &* White ite, Agent, 130 Woshingtos street, San Fr: né-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S READ.-Dr. Win. Fall’s Balsam has. proved more successful than all the other remedies known, for the permanent cure of all the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine, Dr.\Wim. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable aN those whose constitution forbid theuses 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 Fichly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and. spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none can be found 80 efficacious as Dk. WM. HALL’s BALSAM. ” It subdues the irriration, 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_¥ery she space of time. It is well worthy your trial. > Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warranted.to cure all ordiuaty cases of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, apd.Influenzy. ‘The Balsam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whelesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 190 Washington street, San Franeisco _ 6-3. Teen The wide reputation which, Dr. J. Hostetter’s ** STOMACH BITTERS ” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellence in a more ferciblemanner than any words which we can offer. It renovates, purifies and 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 procure it in the hest possible way, -should be the object of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and confidenee, believing and knowing ag we do, that it stands foremost ef_the many preparations ef the day, for imparti strength ‘the curative powers for all similar diseases arising from a disardered stomoch. In the most severe cases of crame, . diarrhea, and weakness in the stomach, the “‘ Bitters’ have been: tested and always with the gréatest success. __ Asa Tenic, Hostetter’s Bitters are most depane. especially before Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels. throughout the United States. GEO. W. SNELL,-guecessor to Park & White, General agent for California, 130 Washington street, San Francisca. 26-3m, Begs te Rent. « o TO BLAZES! Rersies Sept. 64f er “7 Grasse ohh pm i oo ‘no equal, and have with thousands become an — eee aid Skins ~~ 8 nN ies Os ge ate ee ei Miadl W eK Serene aa rll know. MEAT Yr, \ @ ON 4 rei

ition at Hey, or on “the to take a mere he presbe recol-_ 5 COIN, . story. ocured e Patent » furnish strongly nanufacst twine ker, and Hose in VING Nevada. eat Mar‘on Dust the U.S ram? ate . . the Lew. nd Coun . sep7-tf GADORN t Rates. jan Bank, © os at the A New Soneme.—By polieaniheou sa: vertisement in another éolamn of this issue, it will be seen that an t has been entered fnta bebween Ms. Julia Dean Hhyne ‘and M, Liebert, thé Daguerrean artist on Broad street, by which Mrs.Hayne . will “perform in the’ Nevada theatre ‘two nights} __-more, (Monday and Tuesday-next.) In addi__ tion to the attraction which such an artist as “Mrs. Hayne always offers to an audienee, the further inducement is held oatat st ticket in _ ML Liebert’s raffle. The price of admission remains the same, viz: $1 a ticket—the only difference being that it is uniform in all parts -of the house. These raffle tickets. not -only entitle the holder to a chance in the fine list of prizes, but are also good for one dollar to “be applied towards a daguerreotype, ‘ambrotype. or photograpbie likeness. Competition is a great thing; in fadt, it’s said, by some, to he the life of trade—albeit Lokalitums thinks that too much is the death of it. This, however, is neither here nor there; it’s not our nor the public’s business to make inquiries. If people will work for nothing they ought, by all’ means, to be encouraged ; and if the house is not crammed on this occasion, there is no use in trying. . £2 THEATRE.—“Ingomar,” went off well, last night, as how else should it, with Mrs. Hayne as Parthenia. Mr. Pierpont Thayer, is a “talented young gentleman—we like. him :imea e. seems to think that, for . tina” eucien eo an ‘some what eccentric fashion, either from martial disposition, or the difficulty of a seee ten sighing aspiranta for her Madame C——invited . try villa, and having thus united her suitors, informed them that,she would unite herself aarhanse $e Yun the risk exacted by this . chant, courageously determined to fulfil the condition imposed. Madame C-—— loaded -her pistol forthwith, fed went 19te the gar-, den, followed. by the. . The twenty paces were measured, the mercantile hero pulled out his watch, gallantly refusing one not much larger than a frane, offered by the lady,-and fearlessly assumed his place. The Amazon took deliberate aim ; bang t went the pistol, and down went the watch, pierced to thecap! The gentleman, unharmed. by the bonght a new ‘time-piece. hee ACCIDENT To A STAGE DRIVER.—On +} Tuesday, January 8th, as Daniel MeLane, . the driver on the Murphy’s and-Mokelumpe Hill stage, was crossing O’Neil’s creek, at the Kentucky House, he. missed the ford, pitched into a five-foot prospect hole, was thrown off the seat, had his collar: bone dislocated and received other severe injuries. the ten gentlemen to breaktust at her cdun-. Corner of Main # ‘to the “one who would hold in his hand a] — oo seat fire at and break with ty mona: “Nine of the party #255 600 WORTHOP DRY GooDs a female Travis ; but the tenth, aioe hae DRY, aoobs stoiR : E! Pm Se = To be ‘Closed ‘out. THIS 18 NO HUMBUG SALE!. — adventure, has married the rich widow -— cat éHAGADORN & BOWLEY E TO CLOSE OUT. _— ya a OF DRY GOODS Between this and the Fourth PS eRe re termntin 10 ‘RIVE NO. cLOTHiNe MOUSE <j i SSR = + Nevada, an 7th, 1861. ‘SECOND . PRESENTATION RAFFLE! , . . or PREMIUM DAGUEBREAN ARTIST BUYERS “WILL ‘ALWAYS FIND Us. on _ HAND PREPARED FOR THE CONTEST. ae BLOCK & CO. Special Notices. " Ola Sachem Bittors.and Wigwam Tomic.—These ungqualled Bitters and Tonie~are new meeting with unparalleled sales and faver with consumers. Inall cases of. Dyspepsia, ‘Debility, Loss of appetate or any irregularity of the stomach,-they will be fund an efficient. remedy, as well as a most whofsome and agreeable tonic. As apreventative of Chills and Fever, they have > California mountair as we Tevadiis ure, it is ecarcely Miicedaiery te make himself familiar with the text of his part. When Faylor in his part anounced the astounding fact that his great grandfather wedded the Doge of Venice! there were a ‘féw Nevadans that appreciated the absurdity of the remark;and were inclined to goose him; but respect for Mrs. Hayne checked 4 their sibilant propensities. There is much talent in the company, and there is some little critical ability in the ‘audience which it might be advisable to consult. Though so far up in the mountains, we have all seen better days ; and a few of us have ventured . within the walle of the best theatres of Europe and America. We. would advise the gentlemen, who are supporting Mrs. Hayne, not to rely too much on the inspirations of their own genius, but to give us the words of the author, however.poor and insignificant . they may be. We'do not wish any portion of thesé animadversions:te apply to Mr. E. Thayer. © He is always easy. So, too, isMrs. Burrill, Mrs. Leonard, and Miss Cogswell. ‘The ladies, God bless ’em, are always up. The new pessr Mr. Allen, as his name imports, is a ** fellow of infinite jest,” and we shall be particularly pleased to herald his successes. Girt Concert. — We see by the pro-% . gtamme that Nevada Hose Co. No. 1 give a gift concert for the benefit of the company on the 2d of March next, on which occasion _ they will distribute tothe ticket holders prizes consisting of watches, jewelry.and cash to the amount of $2,556. ‘The articles put up as prizes ‘are all fairly valued, and taking into ‘consideration the fact that all the}. . profit, (if any) goés to benefit one of the ve most useful institutions of our place, we hope to hear of their tickets all being sold Jong before the day set for the concert. Brices’ Girrs.— The drawing ot oné hundred and twenty-four prizes, valued at $215,000, in the first division of Brigg’s grand gift entertainment took place at Ma. rysville, on Jan. 15th. The four ranch Prizes . f were drawn by tickets 9,080 43,508 68,748 70,005 As all the rest are merely five dollar prizes, ‘we deem it useless to publish them. arenas acaomtoenne EXciTEMENT IN PirrsptrG.—aAn im: mense excitement was gotten up in Pitts. burg, Pa., on the 24th December, on account . of She coemuanl removal, by the War'De-. partment, of a hundred and twenty-four guns from the Arsenal at that place, to Galveston, ‘Texas. The Pittsburgers believed the removal liad been planned in order that the guns might fall into the hands of the Southern dis-. — unionists. A public meeting was called, and avigorous effort made to have the order countermanded. . F +? Broke: ‘ins.—Beven of the Dengie men who went into caucus and pledged themselves to abide by it, have bolted! Thati good. It is bringing things down to a point ; and as it was known that they would bolt some time, ieee) the better. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, suggests, that, on the question of repressing secession, James. Buchanan occupies the platform of Ensign Stebbins, whe was ia faVor of the Maine Law but opposed to its execution. San FRANCISCO.—A_ diapateh to the Bee, And in order to do this they offer their whole Stock of FANCY DRY GOODS yeaterday, D. 'W. Perley attempted ‘ atab.a hand.on the ae Costa ferry boat yesterday, while co. Judge Hager decided on Saturday that if an attorney neglected a-case, and it went Aw Epiroriat Ficnt.—In Los Angeles, which is out of the pale of Christianity, the editor of the Star andthe editor of the News met, fought, and bled on the street. At last advices, neither of the parties were dead. _ Founp Deap. —A German named Casper Baera was found dead near Drytown, -in Amador: coun ty, Sunday evening, January 6th. He had been missing sinee New Yeuar’s day. A jug of whiskey was found near his body. i SECRET r ORDERS. Mason Nevada Lodge, No. 13 Moots at Masonic Hall, on Broad: street, mt te? Saturday. Persia Za Re communications second ge a A or be month. A.C. Riles, Mastor, J. F. Rudo. ph, "Nevada R.A. , No. 6—Regular commu nications first Mo oy evening of each month. Thos. P. Hawley, High Priest; J. F. Rudolph,

Nevada Commandary, No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. semblies first and third ‘Thursdays ofeach month. “Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F. Rudolph, Acting Recorder. Maes Odd caiaadee . “ ee Lodge: & » 16— lar meetings ‘uesday evening, at their Hall 7 aS Fine streets. D.S Tallman, N. G. dent Order of Knighthood, eeareee parade Case No. 39—-Regular nee Hall v7 fan See Sons of ‘Temperance. Sierra Nevada a Tem No:.17—Meets ev ery Saturday oe Hall. James Charebasen, w. gered ae ae Todge phn *, “evi B. Brierly, W.C. TA. eH ‘CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware‘and Fancy Goods. Kelsey’s Block, eats ea prt Serer Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. , JAMES T. OFT, NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE Neo, 30 Main street, Nevada, (ow AND ORES, of f every Deseription, Melted, x: San pr Poe ¥ arte eee Aasays ‘Gold and Black Sand lots ihe Meme a with pure Gold, : cavities, Oi einanre ee Ait othe an Silver, SuccedoOffice, up gtairs, corner Commercial street, Nevada. against his client , the case could be re-opened. . corner of . WHOLESALE PRICES. In order t9 convined the LADIES. that this is NO DODGE OR SWINDLE—to get up arush we would eall_your attention to-a few articles, asa sample of the REDUCTION: me hve in our Goods : Splendid Black ORR SSS enc $1 per yard Fenty, BURG ono 20 5c0ecacowen 50ets per yard Best French Prints..... 18 ct per yard / Best Bonnets.. . pin hated aaitin Si $5. to $7 Best Mantillas and Cloaks.. ... $3 to 10 3-Ply Corpetescc<2ci-cicre: $1 -25 per yard Brussels Carpet......$1 124 por yard Best Bleached Muslin.. .=: . 124 ets pet yard Common Merrimac prints Given away Together with 10,000 other articles teo numerous to mention. a CALL AND EXAMINE _ . OUR TREMENDOUS STOOK ! as a ee Before Making Purchases. “Ladies, you can rest assured of NOT GETTING any SHELF-WORN GOODs, But Goeds that have been brought inte this market within ONE YEAR and us will please, PRESENT THEM FOR PAYMENT And all Persons knowing themselves inare ie So ee LESS-THAN-SANA nusivursco ~ “Ne, 88 Broad Street, Nevadn, Se ~ 350 VALUABLE PRIZES!! ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1861, ‘ELEGANT ARTICLES OF JEWELRY, CASH! TWENTY WATCHES! and the! most rich versal ee a EVERY TICKET WILL BE ‘Good for $1,00in Likenesses, At any time before or after the Distribution of the Prizes. Tickets. ....... One Dollar. Every Person who will have a likeness taken will reeelve ONE TICKET for every dollar ins vested in PICTURES, which will entitle them toa chance in the Prizes: a31-tf Memorandum: Book Lost.” = or about the ‘oth, a small Memorandim Ore containing two Due Bills, payable to F. C. Davey, nine months after date.; one for $67, dated April ist, the other for $60 13, dated May 1, 1860. Both due bills are on the Excelsior company. Persons are hereby notified that ayment on said bill has been. discontinued. Ten Dollars reward will be paid for the relurn of said Book with its contents. Jan. 4, 3w F. C. DAVEY T. Groesbeck, SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON, Wext door to Center Market, -..Commercial Street, Nevada. ARTICULAR sitention paid to Hair Cuting, Sham and Hair Dressing. 1 = oars any Ton aise onea cleah shave, and ay eeeeere always in good order. call erie. in and try me. and I feel assured you wit 0: Tin Shop For Sale ! HE hav business to otherT ashes namie hip sation tion is_desirous _of. selling his shop, "als and stock, situated in the town uf Red Dog, county of Nevada. Said shop is located in one Pot the richest mining seetion in the s An nm pene, to start business in the moun ape to call and examine before locating el wy. A. BEGOLE. Nevada, December lith:—tf TREES, FLOWERS AND.i CARRIER MAKING.I WOULD INFORM HE UNpERSIGEED, WOULD INFORM on his business UE-GARDENS = any style déaired, TRIM TREKS and supply Flowers, T Shrubbery & Seeds. ee tates Se ae rm the le t _ and would info: efor G d ‘ity TO CALL AND'SETTLE, __ A&P THE EARLIEST OFPORTUMITY. -BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST. me . & 4 fant a Geod Drink, _ Tt vigor and tone to the system, and: ndispensable Family Medicine; being perfectly pure and free from any Gdleterious subytknce, ean be taken by all young and old, male and female, with benefit. For saleby GEO.’ W. SNELL, '. (130 Washington street, San Francisce.) Agent. And by the principal Grocers, Draggtets! id Wine merchants throughout the country. néGm _¥PScovill’s papeqperniass or x Mileos and AC pe ao ane BLOOD AND LIVER 8YRUP. aoe nea any derangement of the Liver. BLO AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures ies on a face, and_all Eruptions. BLOOD & D LIVER. SYRUP. Cures Scrofula, t Rheum, Ulcers, Boils: BLOOD AND DIVER SYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Cank er; Rheumatism. . . IBLOOD” AND LIVER SYRUP.The recipe is given to all physictans. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRU Stands atthe head ofall Dreperations as a Bl Purifier and Liver Sold by Druggists poca h ‘GEORGE W. SNELL, suctessor to Park &* White ite, Agent, 130 Woshingtos street, San Fr: né-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S READ..-Dr. Win. Fall’s Balsam has. proved more successful than all the other remedies known, for the permanent cure of all the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine, Dr.\Wim. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable aN those whose constitution forbid theuses 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 Fichly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and. spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none can be found 80 efficacious as Dk. WM. HALL’s BALSAM. ” It subdues the irriration, 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_¥ery she space of time. It is well worthy your trial. > Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warranted.to cure all ordiuaty cases of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, apd.Influenzy. ‘The Balsam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whelesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 190 Washington street, San Franeisco _ 6-3. Teen The wide reputation which, Dr. J. Hostetter’s ** STOMACH BITTERS ” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellence in a more ferciblemanner than any words which we can offer. It renovates, purifies and 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 procure it in the hest possible way, -should be the object of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and confidenee, believing and knowing ag we do, that it stands foremost ef_the many preparations ef the day, for imparti strength ‘the curative powers for all similar diseases arising from a disardered stomoch. In the most severe cases of crame, . diarrhea, and weakness in the stomach, the “‘ Bitters’ have been: tested and always with the gréatest success. __ Asa Tenic, Hostetter’s Bitters are most depane. especially before Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels. throughout the United States. GEO. W. SNELL,-guecessor to Park & White, General agent for California, 130 Washington street, San Francisca. 26-3m, Begs te Rent. « o TO BLAZES! Rersies Sept. 64f er “7 Grasse ohh pm i oo ‘no equal, and have with thousands become an — eee aid Skins ~~ 8 nN ies Os ge ate ee ei Miadl W eK Serene aa rll know. MEAT Yr, \ @ ON 4 rei