January 22, 1861 (4 pages)

t re ” form. 8 “Ponice ! Poutce ! 1” = Pine, sired was the scene yesterday afternoon of a street fight, or rout, of a very striking char_ acter. An Italian vender of fruit was sitting . ' “at the receipt of custom, whem aslighty:iu. : “toxicated, individual commenced a war of . ’ words.’ The fruit man stood it “fora “while ‘and then pitched in, knocking hia foe ‘about x dqallia feck ot a,lick. . A-friend-of the de-. ~feated rushed in and catight a similar bless: . ing. Seeing his first acquaintance about making another stand, the Roman gladiator gave him another rounder, and was turning to pay.jhis réspects to No. 2. when a ial fune7 tionary with as powerful musele as. he has head, held nm fast. The Italian returned to his store, when No. 1 made someobnoxious . remark, which took off the merchant's coat in just no time; but the-crowd intervened, “aud saved the quarrelsome individual from a further dressing. ‘Emulating the bad-example of their betters, a couple-dogs made, at thi. point,a diversion by 8 tussel-under a wagon near by, and thus “closes this strange, eventful history.” Sing two verses of Dr. Watts affecting hymn, “Let dogs d delight,”’ &e. NATURALIZING A LAWYER.—In the District Court, yesterday, a young gentleman, named Greeley, whe brought a certificate . from the courts of New Hampshire, applied for admission to the bar. After examining his credentials and finding.them satisfactory, the Judge proceeded to administer the oath, as follows: ‘‘ You do solemnly swear to sup. port the Constitution of the United States and of the State of California, and you do now and forever renounce —— “Ah!” said thie Judge, and completed the oath in proper “‘T came near naturalizing you,” re marked the J udge. pleasantly to the applicant.;— then, sotto vocé, ~**and=would-if=you had been from South Carolina.” t= It was not a fire—though our devil seized his fireman’s hat, and rushed frantically for the stairs, to the sacrifice of a new roller ; it was not that important event which draws so well—a dog fight ; the uproar was caused, yesterday, by the stentorian lungs of Gosling, auctioneer of Haas & Co., in the act of selling'a horse. Such a voice no full grown goose, let alone a gosling, ever had before. What a ngise he'll make in the world when he is full bigger !LARCENY.—On eccedas evening, probably about seven o’clock, J. B. Van Hagen’s fesidence, on Broad street, was entered by a thief, who stole from the room of the servant _ girl, a gold chain, cross, cameo ear rings and breastpin.’ A bex of matches, kept in the . room, were scattered about the floor: Nothing else was disturbed. The-cross has the girl's initials, “<M. G.”" on if. The ‘articles were in a drawer of a small table. se CHESS is much in v in tuwn of late, among the young men. Ph scientific game, and far preferable to playing poker in saloons for whiskey or raffle tickets. A young gent who has been deep in its mysteries, recently said ‘to us he never met an acquaintance now . without a disposition-to corral him against.a post, and _eall “ check.” a” County Count—Monday, Jan. 21:—Fri. zell ve Jeffries. Motion for continuance on part of plaintiff, granted. overruled and cause et for hearing Monday next. McKeever vs Burch.—Demurer overruled. Head vs Moyes.—Motion for continuance granted at cost of defendant. "EGP A chap met Lokel; yesterday, with a club. and said to him, “ suppose I should draw. off, and hit you over the head: with this!” “ Well, Lehould make a local item of it,” said Lokal. ‘The questioner thought he couldn’t stand the press. (Our lady friends are assured that black alpacca dresses are all the rage in Paris and San Francisco. Husbands will please thank us for stating the fact. ~ {9 The bad hauling into tewn has raised ‘the price of wood to six dollars a (short) . Cary te te ie ee rg eS Say 2 agen: <4 , OE z ‘a of $25,000 ‘WORTHOE DRYGOODS Te be © Closed out. ot ‘THIS IS NO HUMBUG SALE! HAGADORN & BOWLEY ARE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT. their entire STOCK OF DRY GOODS ° con O of March, 1861. And in order to do this they offer their whole Stock of FANCY DRY. GOODS LESS. THAN.-SAN-FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES. In order to convince the LADIES that this is ~-we would call your attention’ to a few articles, as a sample of the REDUCTION Wwe litvé iiitide in our Goods : Splendid Black Silks.-... $1 per yard BOUT ARE odaer anaenaciss 50cts per yard Best French Prints... 18 cts per yard Best Bounetes.0éi dps. .<1s+@B-t0 $7 Best Mantillas and Cloaks... $3 to 10 3-Ply Carpets.2.-.-.---$1 25-per yard Brussels Carpet. ~«.+++-$] 12} per yard Best Bleached Muslin.. 124 cts per yard e ‘Common Merrimac siete Given a away ‘Together with 10,000 other articles too numerous to mention. CALL AND EXAMINE ‘. OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK ! Before Making Purchases. Ladies, you can gest, adsured of NOT GETTING any SHELFWORN goons, But Goeds that have been brought inte this market within ONE YEAR and a MANUPACTORIES. 1) PRESENT THEM FOR PAYMENT Te Ee ot AND ES un BPR Seo SEE ak Re RS BSE % Te ae ee saiass Be + Fe io55 3 rk. 7 Corner of Main and Commercial St., . t. Between this and the Fourth . = NO DODGE OR SWINDLE—to get up arush . All Persons having Accouuts against eae! S Flee ern yn rem tne os 2 ae ta Ee " Would 9 tr eed esa ee x Le » + Nevada, January 21, 1961-Im a Out Door Sales particularly attended to. LEADER OF THE FASHION, eS ties i ES fg ae ee is oe Oe es SR i ce Sena", ROSES sees SS eee p call: the attention of the citizens of Nevada county “TO HIS IMMENSE STOCK stor ——IRS. CLASS CLO ING AND, we SHALL, “AS HERETOFORE, Sell at the Lowest Possible Prices, IMPORTING OUR own Geons “We cai safely guarantee to you a Saving of Twenty-Five per Cent. IN-YOUR PURCHASES, EITHER IN . CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISHING GOODS, S. HAAS & CO, Auctioneers, <r e on Sat. atin ratg in pepe of our climate’: .? Te woul Bie both pain’ . ful and fruitless’ to try to desctibe the Yara that frightful malady had made ‘apon him; New Year’s Day, the Doctor’s mirth surprised me—he laughed and said, ** Oh, yes yOu will, aiid { many a New Year’s: Day yet,’’—preseribed for ~. him, ana when he: left I obstrved, that if he conquered that case, no one need “ despair—in fact J thought if insanity to attempt it. To.day, Jan 2 uary:10th, Emet the same. person, in the same” place, but for which circumstance I should fot plete, and with an impatient shrag expressed i Es =~ Cor. 35th . street and Third Avenue. Morris’ Gift ft Enterprise. : “We are requested to call the attention ef the early purehasers of tickets in MORRIS’ GIFT ENTERPRISE, to the fact, that owing toa mistake in numbering, the first tickets isaned have bean galled in. *Thenew-and genuine issueis en—— dorsed on the back, “ A? a. K.’ and the number of the card.is written in full . deross the face, with fed ink. The firgtissue has the umber written on the back: With blaek ink, and is sigiled_ by M. Morris, Persons holding any such are requested to returg shem previous te the day of drawing, and réceive numbers of the new issue in their place. The reason of this request for exchange. ~ two numbers.coming in-for one prize. . This Entertainment, it will be recollected, has been adjourned to the FOURTH OF FEBRE-ARY, when it will come off without fail. “It embraces a scheme containing more than three times as many valuable:prizes, in proportion to the whole number of tickets, that any similar en terprise has yet offered in Grass Valley. The value and character of these Girrs may be judged of by the pnblic, as they are on exhibition at Morris’ store, on Mill street, Grass Valley, or by examining the’published scheme. Thedrawing will positivaély come. off on the day now fixed upon. Persons desirous to take ehances for securing valuable prizes fora mere “} nominal sum, will do well to enibrace the pres-. ent opportunity ofdoing so. It should berecollected that the first prize is $250 IN GOLD COIN, and the list embraces quite a xumber-of splendid gold and silver hunting WATC HES, all new and in perfect order. January 16, 1861—1m Old Sachem Bitters and Wigwam Tonic,—These unequalled: Bitters-and_Tonie—are new meeting with unparalleled sales and favor We have Determined TO GIVE NO CLOTHING HOUSE IN NEVADA AN Y LICENSE Pn ee UNDERSELI US sie Lanes tar nd THE YEAR 1861. Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1861. = re this Establishment have fi ame pry a the oye Job Offices ever brought to the mountains,and are now prepared . . to execute in. the best possible manner, and at REDUCED RATES, every description of Printing, such as BILL-HEADS, CHECKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS, BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS, PROGRAM MES, LABELS, &o., &e., me. yt ee GARDEN N MAKING. INFORM ‘HE E UNDERSIGNED mao ay Me RDENS and supply Nevada Daily Transoript . Book and Job Printing Office. <> ao BUYERS WILL ALWAYS FIND US ON HAND PREPARED FOR THE CONTEST. aie BLOCK & CO. LET NEVADA FLOURISH !. Miners and dealers in canvas, sewed Seams, for 20 cents a yard. In that can be = lig the market. Bow a TER ig our IRVING a2iHydraulic Hose Mannfactory. Ee dersignad havi precured Wie of’ moran re con i) inimitable Patent SEWING MACHINES, are prepared te furnish "Sn same. turing Hose, we use the best and strengest twine "Satay in annoy — “been lon; one . weare cont satisfaction Ne: 81 Tiree street, Nevada. with consumers. Inall cases of Dyspepsia, Debility, Loss of appetite.or any irregularity of the stomach, they wil! be found an efficient remedy, as well as a most wholsome and agreeable tonic. As apreventative of Chills and Fever, they haveno equal, and have with thousands become an _. Indispensable Family Medicine; 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, . (180 Washington street, San Francisco.) Agent. And by the psineipal Grocers, Dragegists. and Wine merchants throughout the country. n6-gm CONSUMPTIVE’S BEAD.---Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam has proved more successful than all the other remedies known, for the permanent™ cure ofall theearly stages ofconsumption. Those . whodoubt this statement can find ample proof In the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. * Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM élaims the favorableattention 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 fatr. trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none can be found * 80 efficacious as DR. WM. HALL’S BALSAM. “It subdues theirriration, stops the sweating, and reatores the strength in a very. short ‘space of time. It subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg, and. restores the strength in a yéry" short spacé ¢ftime. It is well worthy your trial. ji Be sure and take none but Dr. Wii. Hall’. Balsam. For sale by all Druggista, and warranted to cure all ordiuary eases of the “Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenze. “The Balsam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hours. GEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whole-— sale dealer in Genvixe PATENT MEDICINES, 130 Washington street, San Franeisco né-3m Estray N Notice. finet a white or line-back. She 3; nocar marks. The pom Fae heey seven mont ear-marks ae Dem brand. to eall and >a property, pa) take the same away. : Jan. 16, 1861-3w ED. SETTLE. Neat tay oF is Peake Gi, Alans gm the ° Sale Wi ‘premises ais Nevada. W is ot pen ey my phe color, and og an indistinct brand on the left side—just eemat of .the is of & coal black. ths old—and has neither we taken up the above Calf, and the owner is requespay charges and The wide reputation which Dr. J Hostet ter’s ‘‘ STOMACH BITTERS ” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellenee in a more fercible mamner 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 om all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to procure : it iu the best possible way, should be the object of the public. We.commend it with more than usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing as we do, that. it stands foremost of the many 'T. Groesbeck, Next door to Center Market, Commercial Street, Nevada. LAR stration pald'te Hai Oe ] ting, and Hair Dressing._I “. always aT to mie one a clean shave, baie ca tea SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON, preparations-of the day, for imparting strength — vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the curative powers for all similar diseases arising from a disardered stomoch. Ia the most severe cases of crame, diarrhea, amd “weakness in the stomach, the “ Bitters.”” have. been rigidly. tested. 4 — and always with the greatest success. bee ee Asa Tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters are mostdeellen ; ‘ Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the : United States. GEO. W. SNELL, successor to eee ee eee n6-3m Spee ot when he turnod his dead, sunken eyes and nou is ss pme; and-expreesed doubts of ever seing have known him, his resurreetion being 0 com~~ strong desire to get work. MASON ASTEN,——of tickets, isto guard against the possibilty of

t re ” form. 8 “Ponice ! Poutce ! 1” = Pine, sired was the scene yesterday afternoon of a street fight, or rout, of a very striking char_ acter. An Italian vender of fruit was sitting . ' “at the receipt of custom, whem aslighty:iu. : “toxicated, individual commenced a war of . ’ words.’ The fruit man stood it “fora “while ‘and then pitched in, knocking hia foe ‘about x dqallia feck ot a,lick. . A-friend-of the de-. ~feated rushed in and catight a similar bless: . ing. Seeing his first acquaintance about making another stand, the Roman gladiator gave him another rounder, and was turning to pay.jhis réspects to No. 2. when a ial fune7 tionary with as powerful musele as. he has head, held nm fast. The Italian returned to his store, when No. 1 made someobnoxious . remark, which took off the merchant's coat in just no time; but the-crowd intervened, “aud saved the quarrelsome individual from a further dressing. ‘Emulating the bad-example of their betters, a couple-dogs made, at thi. point,a diversion by 8 tussel-under a wagon near by, and thus “closes this strange, eventful history.” Sing two verses of Dr. Watts affecting hymn, “Let dogs d delight,”’ &e. NATURALIZING A LAWYER.—In the District Court, yesterday, a young gentleman, named Greeley, whe brought a certificate . from the courts of New Hampshire, applied for admission to the bar. After examining his credentials and finding.them satisfactory, the Judge proceeded to administer the oath, as follows: ‘‘ You do solemnly swear to sup. port the Constitution of the United States and of the State of California, and you do now and forever renounce —— “Ah!” said thie Judge, and completed the oath in proper “‘T came near naturalizing you,” re marked the J udge. pleasantly to the applicant.;— then, sotto vocé, ~**and=would-if=you had been from South Carolina.” t= It was not a fire—though our devil seized his fireman’s hat, and rushed frantically for the stairs, to the sacrifice of a new roller ; it was not that important event which draws so well—a dog fight ; the uproar was caused, yesterday, by the stentorian lungs of Gosling, auctioneer of Haas & Co., in the act of selling'a horse. Such a voice no full grown goose, let alone a gosling, ever had before. What a ngise he'll make in the world when he is full bigger !LARCENY.—On eccedas evening, probably about seven o’clock, J. B. Van Hagen’s fesidence, on Broad street, was entered by a thief, who stole from the room of the servant _ girl, a gold chain, cross, cameo ear rings and breastpin.’ A bex of matches, kept in the . room, were scattered about the floor: Nothing else was disturbed. The-cross has the girl's initials, “<M. G.”" on if. The ‘articles were in a drawer of a small table. se CHESS is much in v in tuwn of late, among the young men. Ph scientific game, and far preferable to playing poker in saloons for whiskey or raffle tickets. A young gent who has been deep in its mysteries, recently said ‘to us he never met an acquaintance now . without a disposition-to corral him against.a post, and _eall “ check.” a” County Count—Monday, Jan. 21:—Fri. zell ve Jeffries. Motion for continuance on part of plaintiff, granted. overruled and cause et for hearing Monday next. McKeever vs Burch.—Demurer overruled. Head vs Moyes.—Motion for continuance granted at cost of defendant. "EGP A chap met Lokel; yesterday, with a club. and said to him, “ suppose I should draw. off, and hit you over the head: with this!” “ Well, Lehould make a local item of it,” said Lokal. ‘The questioner thought he couldn’t stand the press. (Our lady friends are assured that black alpacca dresses are all the rage in Paris and San Francisco. Husbands will please thank us for stating the fact. ~ {9 The bad hauling into tewn has raised ‘the price of wood to six dollars a (short) . Cary te te ie ee rg eS Say 2 agen: <4 , OE z ‘a of $25,000 ‘WORTHOE DRYGOODS Te be © Closed out. ot ‘THIS IS NO HUMBUG SALE! HAGADORN & BOWLEY ARE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT. their entire STOCK OF DRY GOODS ° con O of March, 1861. And in order to do this they offer their whole Stock of FANCY DRY. GOODS LESS. THAN.-SAN-FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES. In order to convince the LADIES that this is ~-we would call your attention’ to a few articles, as a sample of the REDUCTION Wwe litvé iiitide in our Goods : Splendid Black Silks.-..... $1 per yard BOUT ARE odaer anaenaciss 50cts per yard Best French Prints..... 18 cts per yard Best Bounetes.0éi dps. .<1s+@B-t0 $7 Best Mantillas and Cloaks..... $3 to 10 3-Ply Carpets.2.-.-..---$1 25-per yard Brussels Carpet.. ~«.+++-$] 12} per yard Best Bleached Muslin... 124 cts per yard e ‘Common Merrimac siete Given a away ‘Together with 10,000 other articles too numerous to mention. CALL AND EXAMINE ‘. OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK ! Before Making Purchases. Ladies, you can gest, adsured of NOT GETTING any SHELFWORN goons, But Goeds that have been brought inte this market within ONE YEAR and a MANUPACTORIES. 1) PRESENT THEM FOR PAYMENT Te Ee ot AND ES un BPR Seo SEE ak Re RS BSE % Te ae ee saiass Be + Fe io55 3 rk. 7 Corner of Main and Commercial St., . t. Between this and the Fourth . = NO DODGE OR SWINDLE—to get up arush . All Persons having Accouuts against eae! S Flee ern yn rem tne os 2 ae ta Ee " Would 9 tr eed esa ee x Le » + Nevada, January 21, 1961-Im a Out Door Sales particularly attended to. LEADER OF THE FASHION, eS ties i ES fg ae ee is oe Oe es SR i ce Sena", ROSES sees SS eee p call: the attention of the citizens of Nevada county “TO HIS IMMENSE STOCK stor ——IRS. CLASS CLO ING AND, we SHALL, “AS HERETOFORE, Sell at the Lowest Possible Prices, IMPORTING OUR own Geons “We cai safely guarantee to you a Saving of Twenty-Five per Cent. IN-YOUR PURCHASES, EITHER IN . CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISHING GOODS, S. HAAS & CO, Auctioneers, <r e on Sat. atin ratg in pepe of our climate’: .? Te woul Bie both pain’ . ful and fruitless’ to try to desctibe the Yara that frightful malady had made ‘apon him; New Year’s Day, the Doctor’s mirth surprised me—he laughed and said, ** Oh, yes yOu will, aiid { many a New Year’s: Day yet,’’—preseribed for ~. him, ana when he: left I obstrved, that if he conquered that case, no one need “ despair—in fact J thought if insanity to attempt it. To.day, Jan 2 uary:10th, Emet the same. person, in the same” place, but for which circumstance I should fot

plete, and with an impatient shrag expressed i Es =~ Cor. 35th . street and Third Avenue. Morris’ Gift ft Enterprise. : “We are requested to call the attention ef the early purehasers of tickets in MORRIS’ GIFT ENTERPRISE, to the fact, that owing toa mistake in numbering, the first tickets isaned have bean galled in. *Thenew-and genuine issueis en—— dorsed on the back, “ A? a. K.’ and the number of the card.is written in full . deross the face, with fed ink. The firgtissue has the umber written on the back: With blaek ink, and is sigiled_ by M. Morris, Persons holding any such are requested to returg shem previous te the day of drawing, and réceive numbers of the new issue in their place. The reason of this request for exchange. ~ two numbers.coming in-for one prize. . This Entertainment, it will be recollected, has been adjourned to the FOURTH OF FEBRE-ARY, when it will come off without fail. “It embraces a scheme containing more than three times as many valuable:prizes, in proportion to the whole number of tickets, that any similar en terprise has yet offered in Grass Valley. The value and character of these Girrs may be judged of by the pnblic, as they are on exhibition at Morris’ store, on Mill street, Grass Valley, or by examining the’published scheme. Thedrawing will positivaély come. off on the day now fixed upon. Persons desirous to take ehances for securing valuable prizes fora mere “} nominal sum, will do well to enibrace the pres-. ent opportunity ofdoing so. It should berecollected that the first prize is $250 IN GOLD COIN, and the list embraces quite a xumber-of splendid gold and silver hunting WATC HES, all new and in perfect order. January 16, 1861—1m Old Sachem Bitters and Wigwam Tonic,—These unequalled: Bitters-and_Tonie—are new meeting with unparalleled sales and favor We have Determined TO GIVE NO CLOTHING HOUSE IN NEVADA AN Y LICENSE Pn ee UNDERSELI US sie Lanes tar nd THE YEAR 1861. Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1861. = re this Establishment have fi ame pry a the oye Job Offices ever brought to the mountains,and are now prepared . . to execute in. the best possible manner, and at REDUCED RATES, every description of Printing, such as BILL-HEADS, CHECKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS, BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS, PROGRAM MES, LABELS, &o., &e., me. yt ee GARDEN N MAKING. INFORM ‘HE E UNDERSIGNED mao ay Me RDENS and supply Nevada Daily Transoript . Book and Job Printing Office. <> ao BUYERS WILL ALWAYS FIND US ON HAND PREPARED FOR THE CONTEST. aie BLOCK & CO. LET NEVADA FLOURISH !. Miners and dealers in canvas, sewed Seams, for 20 cents a yard. In that can be = lig the market. Bow a TER ig our IRVING a2iHydraulic Hose Mannfactory. Ee dersignad havi precured Wie of’ moran re con i) inimitable Patent SEWING MACHINES, are prepared te furnish "Sn same. turing Hose, we use the best and strengest twine "Satay in annoy — “been lon; one . weare cont satisfaction Ne: 81 Tiree street, Nevada. with consumers. Inall cases of Dyspepsia, Debility, Loss of appetite.or any irregularity of the stomach, they wil! be found an efficient remedy, as well as a most wholsome and agreeable tonic. As apreventative of Chills and Fever, they haveno equal, and have with thousands become an _. Indispensable Family Medicine; 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, . (180 Washington street, San Francisco.) Agent. And by the psineipal Grocers, Dragegists. and Wine merchants throughout the country. n6-gm CONSUMPTIVE’S BEAD.---Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam has proved more successful than all the other remedies known, for the permanent™ cure ofall theearly stages ofconsumption. Those . whodoubt this statement can find ample proof In the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. * Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM élaims the favorableattention 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 fatr. trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none can be found * 80 efficacious as DR. WM. HALL’S BALSAM. “It subdues theirriration, stops the sweating, and reatores the strength in a very. short ‘space of time. It subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg, and. restores the strength in a yéry" short spacé ¢ftime. It is well worthy your trial. ji Be sure and take none but Dr. Wii. Hall’. Balsam. For sale by all Druggista, and warranted to cure all ordiuary eases of the “Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenze. “The Balsam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hours. GEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whole-— sale dealer in Genvixe PATENT MEDICINES, 130 Washington street, San Franeisco né-3m Estray N Notice. finet a white or line-back. She 3; nocar marks. The pom Fae heey seven mont ear-marks ae Dem brand. to eall and >a property, pa) take the same away. : Jan. 16, 1861-3w ED. SETTLE. Neat tay oF is Peake Gi, Alans gm the ° Sale Wi ‘premises ais Nevada. W is ot pen ey my phe color, and og an indistinct brand on the left side—just eemat of .the is of & coal black. ths old—and has neither we taken up the above Calf, and the owner is requespay charges and The wide reputation which Dr. J Hostet ter’s ‘‘ STOMACH BITTERS ” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellenee in a more fercible mamner 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 om all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to procure : it iu the best possible way, should be the object of the public. We.commend it with more than usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing as we do, that. it stands foremost of the many 'T. Groesbeck, Next door to Center Market, Commercial Street, Nevada. LAR stration pald'te Hai Oe ] ting, and Hair Dressing._I “. always aT to mie one a clean shave, baie ca tea SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON, preparations-of the day, for imparting strength — vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the curative powers for all similar diseases arising from a disardered stomoch. Ia the most severe cases of crame, diarrhea, amd “weakness in the stomach, the “ Bitters.”” have. been rigidly. tested. 4 — and always with the greatest success. bee ee Asa Tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters are mostdeellen ; ‘ Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the : United States. GEO. W. SNELL, successor to eee ee eee n6-3m Spee ot when he turnod his dead, sunken eyes and nou is ss pme; and-expreesed doubts of ever seing have known him, his resurreetion being 0 com~~ strong desire to get work. MASON ASTEN,——of tickets, isto guard against the possibilty of