January 30, 1861 (4 pages)

i Dust. sttnchad we ate LowCo farket ‘DORN . ey Rates. ¥Fransaa nt for p eRIne rates. ng, or ii beTown finest LIES, tution, particularly whena woman, apparent_ work. Yet cases like this will oceasionally her arms. bulating the streets in the dark, with her inoa lately been enlarged, by the ‘addition of steam _* thin whilst the ore is being groand they mix ‘ somewhat oblivioys, some wags took him to -the ceiling. DestITUTION.—It is difficult to-amake 4 Californian believe that 4 case of utter destily respectable and anxious to work. is ‘con_ cerned, can be,found in our midst, The field opened to our young communities is so vast; general demand, that it. appears hard to believe that-a.decent woman can be found in distress, when she is able. nnd willing to be found. ‘Last Monday evening, a young” lady of this place, who had been outon a followed the young lady into the house, ‘and ‘onee there, told a tale of suffering, which, if . ” true, iscertainly calculated to excite in her behalf the sympathies of the humane. She said that she has been living’ at Sweetlands, that her husband, whois at Washoe, sent her, sometime since, $50, with which amount she undertook 4o join him, _.A.snow storm overtook her on the way, and she was compelled te return. to Sweetlands, where she has since been vainly endeavoring to procure some sort of honest employment. Driven from Sweetlands by misery, she,on last Monday, walked to Nevada, carrying her child in She arrived here in-a very exhausted condition, having tasted no food all day. She applied to numerous places, offer. ing her labor for her maintenance, but nobody was willing to receive her. She was peramfant~in--her arms;-with every prospect of . sleeping on the sidewalk, when she saw the young lady above mentioned, and followed her. .Food was given her, which she needed. Here is.a.c of Nevada to show their benevolénce. Jas. J. OrT & Co.’s ASSAYING EsTapLISHMENT.—This useful-and well known es‘tablishment, which, heretofore, had confined its operations tothe assaying of ores and the melting of gold or amalgam, into bairs,. has -machinery, whieh: enables the’proprietors to reduce; in twelve hours, half a ton of ore of any kind, black sand, tailings, pannings, or -no matter what which may be supposed to contain ‘precious metals. Their mode of collecting the gold differs from. the ordinary quartz. mill process Of amalgamation in this, with it a dilution of acid, proto-nitrate or:salt of mercury, proto-sulpliate ef iron, or a] heated solution of carbonate of soda, as the case may require, which prepares it to re“ ceive the influence. of a galvanic battery, thereby precipitating all the minute and invisible particles of gold. It is obvious that this is a Vast improvement’ on’ the ordinary. system which quartz mills employ, and if it can be used on 4 large seale;would prove of immense benefit to quartz miners. In the meantime, miners having black sand or. rich tailings, concentrated, can not do better than call on Messrs. Ott & Co. : Curme a Drunkarp.—An hombre, in Grass Valley, having indulged till he became a butcher’s shop and fastened him, by the’ eoat collar, to an iron hook which hung from He remained some time in that position, in a state of torpor, when he suddenly opened his eyes, and thinking, doubtless, that he was hung, sure opens he gave @ spasmodic jerk which caused him to slip clean out of his coat, the latter garment remaining hanging to the hook. His -fright sobered him instanter, and he has since joined the Sons of. Temperance. Curnese DAMSEL Mrissine.—Ah Sing, Esq., who is eugaged in the laundry business and also in the keeping of a general rancherie, on Commercial street, complains that a young and moon-eyed vestal, who has been enjoying his hospitality, has either uatulated or been. kidna The p lities, however, are that the fair one flew on the wings of love, and lit in the arms of some Celestial “Abelard, who keeps his treasure secreted in some cavern. e next thing we expect to hear is that Ah Sing has sworma warrant for $25,000 WORTH OF eT IRS i 3 : CY, : 7 . 3 CLOTH XG : AND WE SHAbi:-‘AS: HERETOFORE, Sell at ‘the Lowest Possible Prices. sand she is sheltered till ‘she can find . 2 “emp oymen _ PS Ap 1 brgpe neciem sano seam ee te ome oe oe Sous, scarves ENR, Mame ae ere DRY GOODS STORE! — ‘To be Clesea out THIS IS NO HUMBUG SALE! — ot HAGADORN & BOWLEYRE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT their entire STOCK OF DRY GOODS Between this and the Fourth ef March, 1861. And in order todo. this they offer their whole Stock of > ari ta DRY GOODS SE rar ee SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES. ey SOE A oe RR SU “ a a <> > . > <& ie Z E = [. OHEAP JOHNS, LEADERS OF THE FASHION, Weuld respectfully call the attention THEIR IMMENSE STOCK! : thought it insanity to attempt it, “ond = OF Maying Facilities Second te IMPORTING OUR OWN Goons We can safely gu Savine of I'wenty-Five per Cent. IN YOUR PURCHASES, EITHER IN . CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES eee apes { Out Door Sales / particularly attended. to. S. HAAS & CO., Anctioneers, Nevada, January 21, 1861-1m Ad of the citizens of Nevada county to ———e place, but for which circumstance I should nde, have go Wit him, Tid resurrection being “so'com4 plete, and with.am impatient shrug expresseda. S.J strong desire to get work. MASON ASTEN, Ne 1 applied to Dr. Watts f fot his medicine on Sat. pbnaritren te Yst, and while there toe 5 scourge, ful and . ng in the last , UMPTION« It would be both pain-None in the State, in fact, arantee to you a et , FURNISHING GOODS, _ In order to convinee ‘the LADIKS that this is NO DODGE OR SWINDLE—to get. up.a rush —we would call your attention to a few articles, asa sample ofthe REDUCTION we have made im 6ur Goods : : Common Merrimac prints Given away Together with 10,000 other articles teo numerous to mention. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR TREMENDOUS. STOCK ! Before Making Purchases. Ladies, you can rest assuzed of NOT GETTING any SHELF-WORN GOODS, But Goeds that have been brought into this market within ONE YEAR and DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTORIES. us will please PRESENT THEM FOR PAYMENT debtedto us are hereby invited. TO CALL AND SETTLE, 6 TO GIVE NO We have Determined CLOTHING HOUSE IN. NEVADA owe LICENSE Splendid Black Silks... $1 per yard ; Fancy Gilks..-.-.----50ots per yard} pares <> TIN DERSEMI.1L, us Best French Prints..---. 18 cts per yard : rt $5 to $7 DURING THE YEAR 1861. Best Mantillas.and Cloaks. .-.-. $3 to 10 Brussels Carpet..--$1 124 per yard BUYERS WILL ALWAYS FIND Us ON Best Bleached Muslin. . 124 cts per yard HAND PREPARED FOR THE CONTEST. A. BLOCK & CO. Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1861. er Se ——————— Nevada Daily Transcript Book and Job Printing Office. Been Proprietors of this Establishment have 4 purchased one of the finest Job Offices ever . brought into the mountains aid are now prepared to execute in the best possible manner, and at REDUCED RATES, every description of Prixting, such as BILL-HEADS, CHECKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS, BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, LABELS, &c., &oc., &o. , _ “FREES, FLOWERS AND Wt GARDEN MAKING. 4 Vee UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM the Ladies and Gentlemen % LET-NEVADA FLOURISH ! Hydraulic Hose Manufactory. HE undersigned having precured one of. Thomas Watson’s inimitable Patent SEWING MACHINES, are prepared te furnish Miners and dealers in canvas, Four strongly sewed Seams, for 20 cents a yard. In manufacturing Hose, we use the best and strengest twine that can be fir the-market. Mr. TERRY being a practical Sail-maker, and having been long mangos in making Hose in we are. confident of Nev ving satisfaction to our ns. TERRY & IRVING, d21No. 81 Bread street, Nevada. ‘) be taken by-all young and.old, male and ~—Morri is’ Gift Enterprise. dorsed on.the back,~‘* A.J. K.""\ he number red ink. The first issue has the number written on the back. with black imk, aid is signed by MMorRIs. Persons holding any such are requested to-return them previous to. the day of drawing, and receive numbers of the new issue in their place. The reason of this request for exchahge Of tickets, is to guard against the possibility of two numbers coming-ta for-one prize, This Entertainment, it will be recollected, has been adjourned to the FOURTH OF FEBRUARY, 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 enterprise has yet offered in Grass Valley. The ~ of the card is written in full across the-face, with ‘value and character of these GrrTs 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 posrtively coat’ vi on the day now fixed upon. Persons desirous to tale nominal sum, will do well to. embrace the pr ent opportunity ofdoing 86. It, should be fetollected that the first prize is $250 IN GOLD COIN, . and the list embraces quite a number of splendid gold and silver hunting WATCHES, all new and in perfect order. “ j January 14, 1861—1m nic.—These tnequalled Bitters andiTonie are new meeting with unparalleled sales and favor with consumers. Inall cases of Dyspepsia, De‘bility, Loss of. appetste 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 Medicine ; being perfectly pure and free from any deleterious substance, can ? with benefit. Forsaleby GEO. W.SNELL, (130 Washington street, San Francises.) Agent. And by the principal Grocers, Druggists and Wine merchants throughout the country. n6-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S BEAD.--Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam has proved more succéssful 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 proot ‘in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine’, Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose coustitution forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine. ‘This astonishing remedy for CoNSUMPTION and LuNG DisEASES, has received the strongest testimonials from citizens ef the highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none can be found h go efficacious as Dr. WM. HAL}’s Batsam. It subdues theirriration, stops the sweating, and restores the strength in a very shert-«space of time. It subdues the irritasion, stops the sweatiyg, and restores the strength in a very shert space oftime. It is well worthy your trial. 967° Be sure and take none-but Dr, Wm. Hall's Balsam. For sale by al] Draggiets,and warranted to cureall ordiuary eases of the ‘Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenze. ‘The Balgam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W: SNELL, agent, importer and whelesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 190 Washington street, San Francisco n6-3m Estray Notice, OTICE is hereby Given, that on the 23d day of December, 1860, a COW and a CALF'wWére found on my premiges. in Nevada. Said COW is of medium size, light red color, and has a white or line-back. She also has an indistine brand on the left side—just forward of the Hip ; 1 . The calf is.of a coal black color—about seven months old—and has neither ear-marks or brand. I have taken up the above described Cow and Calf, and the owner is requested to ealland prove property, pay charges and Jan. 16, 1861-3w ED. SETTLE: ~ COUNTY SCRIP. CENTS WILL BE GIVEN TO Whe wide reputation which Dr. J Hostat ter’s “ STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellence fas more fercible manner 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 ia the best possible way, should be the of the.public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and comfidence; believing and knowing “as we do, that it stands foremést ef the many preparations of the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the of Nevada and curative powers for all similar -djseases vicinity, ahat he intends to of on his business FQ any_ ove in par the vena of Maly svile, . from a disardered stomoch. In the most : saison! Mew Ea Gur oaRENG . hulls: Suck Plat nd Earrie, Cat . cae of eume, cave, and wees te his customers with i PRO Bo ee LIC HOSE SEWING ATA. . stomach, the “ Bitters” have been rigidly tegted Flowers, Trees, Shrubbery & Seeds. CHI oj a gece ia each of the above named . and always with the greatest success. . Having been engaged in the business wi the Miller & Nickel, lightful, especially before meals. Sold by all tact tate paneey OF re anil LD : ies ind Hotéle throughout the inform the that E Druggists, Groceries Ng ho! patronage, and (hy pe ay oagibehrs ae ~ TRS . nited States. GEO. W. SNEL4, sibepeaor to St. Park & White, General agent for California, 199 Washington street, San Francisoos nO “Cor. 38th street and Third Avenue. ’ We are requested to call the attention ef the _ eatly purchasers of tickets in MORRIS’ GIFT ENTERPRISE, to the fact, that owing toa mistake in numbering, the first tickets issued have been called in. The new and aint issue is enVey sae re

i Dust. sttnchad we ate LowCo farket ‘DORN . ey Rates. ¥Fransaa nt for p eRIne rates. ng, or ii beTown finest LIES, tution, particularly whena woman, apparent_ work. Yet cases like this will oceasionally her arms. bulating the streets in the dark, with her inoa lately been enlarged, by the ‘addition of steam _* thin whilst the ore is being groand they mix ‘ somewhat oblivioys, some wags took him to -the ceiling. DestITUTION.—It is difficult to-amake 4 Californian believe that 4 case of utter destily respectable and anxious to work. is ‘con_ cerned, can be,found in our midst, The field opened to our young communities is so vast; general demand, that it. appears hard to believe that-a.decent woman can be found in distress, when she is able. nnd willing to be found. ‘Last Monday evening, a young” lady of this place, who had been outon a followed the young lady into the house, ‘and ‘onee there, told a tale of suffering, which, if . ” true, iscertainly calculated to excite in her behalf the sympathies of the humane. She said that she has been living’ at Sweetlands, that her husband, whois at Washoe, sent her, sometime since, $50, with which amount she undertook 4o join him, _.A.snow storm overtook her on the way, and she was compelled te return. to Sweetlands, where she has since been vainly endeavoring to procure some sort of honest employment. Driven from Sweetlands by misery, she,on last Monday, walked to Nevada, carrying her child in She arrived here in-a very exhausted condition, having tasted no food all day. She applied to numerous places, offer. ing her labor for her maintenance, but nobody was willing to receive her. She was peramfant~in--her arms;-with every prospect of . sleeping on the sidewalk, when she saw the young lady above mentioned, and followed her. .Food was given her, which she needed. Here is.a.c of Nevada to show their benevolénce. Jas. J. OrT & Co.’s ASSAYING EsTapLISHMENT.—This useful-and well known es‘tablishment, which, heretofore, had confined its operations tothe assaying of ores and the melting of gold or amalgam, into bairs,. has -machinery, whieh: enables the’proprietors to reduce; in twelve hours, half a ton of ore of any kind, black sand, tailings, pannings, or -no matter what which may be supposed to contain ‘precious metals. Their mode of collecting the gold differs from. the ordinary quartz. mill process Of amalgamation in this, with it a dilution of acid, proto-nitrate or:salt of mercury, proto-sulpliate ef iron, or a] heated solution of carbonate of soda, as the case may require, which prepares it to re“ ceive the influence. of a galvanic battery, thereby precipitating all the minute and invisible particles of gold. It is obvious that this is a Vast improvement’ on’ the ordinary. system which quartz mills employ, and if it can be used on 4 large seale;would prove of immense benefit to quartz miners. In the meantime, miners having black sand or. rich tailings, concentrated, can not do better than call on Messrs. Ott & Co. : Curme a Drunkarp.—An hombre, in Grass Valley, having indulged till he became a butcher’s shop and fastened him, by the’ eoat collar, to an iron hook which hung from He remained some time in that position, in a state of torpor, when he suddenly opened his eyes, and thinking, doubtless, that he was hung, sure opens he gave @ spasmodic jerk which caused him to slip clean out of his coat, the latter garment remaining hanging to the hook. His -fright sobered him instanter, and he has since joined the Sons of. Temperance. Curnese DAMSEL Mrissine.—Ah Sing, Esq., who is eugaged in the laundry business and also in the keeping of a general rancherie, on Commercial street, complains that a young and moon-eyed vestal, who has been enjoying his hospitality, has either uatulated or been. kidna The p lities, however, are that the fair one flew on the wings of love, and lit in the arms of some Celestial “Abelard, who keeps his treasure secreted in some cavern. e next thing we expect to hear is that Ah Sing has sworma warrant for $25,000 WORTH OF eT IRS i 3 : CY, : 7 . 3 CLOTH XG : AND WE SHAbi:-‘AS: HERETOFORE, Sell at ‘the Lowest Possible Prices. sand she is sheltered till ‘she can find . 2 “emp oymen _ PS Ap 1 brgpe neciem sano seam ee te ome oe oe Sous, scarves ENR, Mame ae ere DRY GOODS STORE! — ‘To be Clesea out THIS IS NO HUMBUG SALE! — ot HAGADORN & BOWLEYRE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT their entire STOCK OF DRY GOODS Between this and the Fourth ef March, 1861. And in order todo. this they offer their whole Stock of > ari ta DRY GOODS SE rar ee SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES. ey SOE A oe RR SU “ a a <> > . > <& ie Z E = [. OHEAP JOHNS, LEADERS OF THE FASHION, Weuld respectfully call the attention THEIR IMMENSE STOCK! : thought it insanity to attempt it, “ond = OF Maying Facilities Second te IMPORTING OUR OWN Goons We can safely gu Savine of I'wenty-Five per Cent. IN YOUR PURCHASES, EITHER IN . CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES eee apes { Out Door Sales / particularly attended. to. S. HAAS & CO., Anctioneers, Nevada, January 21, 1861-1m Ad of the citizens of Nevada county to ———e place, but for which circumstance I should nde, have go Wit him, Tid resurrection being “so'com4 plete, and with.am impatient shrug expresseda. S.J strong desire to get work. MASON ASTEN, Ne 1 applied to Dr. Watts f fot his medicine on Sat. pbnaritren te Yst, and while there toe 5 scourge, ful and . ng in the last , UMPTION« It would be both pain-None in the State, in fact, arantee to you a et , FURNISHING GOODS, _ In order to convinee ‘the LADIKS that this is NO DODGE OR SWINDLE—to get. up.a rush —we would call your attention to a few articles, asa sample ofthe REDUCTION we have made im 6ur Goods : : Common Merrimac prints Given away Together with 10,000 other articles teo numerous to mention. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR TREMENDOUS. STOCK ! Before Making Purchases.

Ladies, you can rest assuzed of NOT GETTING any SHELF-WORN GOODS, But Goeds that have been brought into this market within ONE YEAR and DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTORIES. us will please PRESENT THEM FOR PAYMENT debtedto us are hereby invited. TO CALL AND SETTLE, 6 TO GIVE NO We have Determined CLOTHING HOUSE IN. NEVADA owe LICENSE Splendid Black Silks...... $1 per yard ; Fancy Gilks...-.-.----50ots per yard} pares <> TIN DERSEMI.1L, us Best French Prints...---. 18 cts per yard : rt $5 to $7 DURING THE YEAR 1861. Best Mantillas.and Cloaks. ..-.-. $3 to 10 Brussels Carpet....--$1 124 per yard BUYERS WILL ALWAYS FIND Us ON Best Bleached Muslin.. .. 124 cts per yard HAND PREPARED FOR THE CONTEST. A. BLOCK & CO. Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1861. er Se ——————— Nevada Daily Transcript Book and Job Printing Office. Been Proprietors of this Establishment have 4 purchased one of the finest Job Offices ever . brought into the mountains aid are now prepared to execute in the best possible manner, and at REDUCED RATES, every description of Prixting, such as BILL-HEADS, CHECKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS, BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, LABELS, &c., &oc., &o. , _ “FREES, FLOWERS AND Wt GARDEN MAKING. 4 Vee UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM the Ladies and Gentlemen % LET-NEVADA FLOURISH ! Hydraulic Hose Manufactory. HE undersigned having precured one of. Thomas Watson’s inimitable Patent SEWING MACHINES, are prepared te furnish Miners and dealers in canvas, Four strongly sewed Seams, for 20 cents a yard. In manufacturing Hose, we use the best and strengest twine that can be fir the-market. Mr. TERRY being a practical Sail-maker, and having been long mangos in making Hose in we are. confident of Nev ving satisfaction to our ns. TERRY & IRVING, d21No. 81 Bread street, Nevada. ‘) be taken by-all young and.old, male and ~—Morri is’ Gift Enterprise. dorsed on.the back,~‘* A.J. K.""\ he number red ink. The first issue has the number written on the back. with black imk, aid is signed by MMorRIs. Persons holding any such are requested to-return them previous to. the day of drawing, and receive numbers of the new issue in their place. The reason of this request for exchahge Of tickets, is to guard against the possibility of two numbers coming-ta for-one prize, This Entertainment, it will be recollected, has been adjourned to the FOURTH OF FEBRUARY, 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 enterprise has yet offered in Grass Valley. The ~ of the card is written in full across the-face, with ‘value and character of these GrrTs 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 posrtively coat’ vi on the day now fixed upon. Persons desirous to tale nominal sum, will do well to. embrace the pr ent opportunity ofdoing 86. It, should be fetollected that the first prize is $250 IN GOLD COIN, . and the list embraces quite a number of splendid gold and silver hunting WATCHES, all new and in perfect order. “ j January 14, 1861—1m nic.—These tnequalled Bitters andiTonie are new meeting with unparalleled sales and favor with consumers. Inall cases of Dyspepsia, De‘bility, Loss of. appetste 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 Medicine ; being perfectly pure and free from any deleterious substance, can ? with benefit. Forsaleby GEO. W.SNELL, (130 Washington street, San Francises.) Agent. And by the principal Grocers, Druggists and Wine merchants throughout the country. n6-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S BEAD.--Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam has proved more succéssful 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 proot ‘in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine’, Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose coustitution forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine. ‘This astonishing remedy for CoNSUMPTION and LuNG DisEASES, has received the strongest testimonials from citizens ef the highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none can be found h go efficacious as Dr. WM. HAL}’s Batsam. It subdues theirriration, stops the sweating, and restores the strength in a very shert-«space of time. It subdues the irritasion, stops the sweatiyg, and restores the strength in a very shert space oftime. It is well worthy your trial. 967° Be sure and take none-but Dr, Wm. Hall's Balsam. For sale by al] Draggiets,and warranted to cureall ordiuary eases of the ‘Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenze. ‘The Balgam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W: SNELL, agent, importer and whelesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 190 Washington street, San Francisco n6-3m Estray Notice, OTICE is hereby Given, that on the 23d day of December, 1860, a COW and a CALF'wWére found on my premiges. in Nevada. Said COW is of medium size, light red color, and has a white or line-back. She also has an indistine brand on the left side—just forward of the Hip ; 1 . The calf is.of a coal black color—about seven months old—and has neither ear-marks or brand. I have taken up the above described Cow and Calf, and the owner is requested to ealland prove property, pay charges and Jan. 16, 1861-3w ED. SETTLE: ~ COUNTY SCRIP. CENTS WILL BE GIVEN TO Whe wide reputation which Dr. J Hostat ter’s “ STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellence fas more fercible manner 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 ia the best possible way, should be the of the.public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and comfidence; believing and knowing “as we do, that it stands foremést ef the many preparations of the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the of Nevada and curative powers for all similar -djseases vicinity, ahat he intends to of on his business FQ any_ ove in par the vena of Maly svile, . from a disardered stomoch. In the most : saison! Mew Ea Gur oaRENG . hulls: Suck Plat nd Earrie, Cat . cae of eume, cave, and wees te his customers with i PRO Bo ee LIC HOSE SEWING ATA. . stomach, the “ Bitters” have been rigidly tegted Flowers, Trees, Shrubbery & Seeds. CHI oj a gece ia each of the above named . and always with the greatest success. . Having been engaged in the business wi the Miller & Nickel, lightful, especially before meals. Sold by all tact tate paneey OF re anil LD : ies ind Hotéle throughout the inform the that E Druggists, Groceries Ng ho! patronage, and (hy pe ay oagibehrs ae ~ TRS . nited States. GEO. W. SNEL4, sibepeaor to St. Park & White, General agent for California, 199 Washington street, San Francisoos nO “Cor. 38th street and Third Avenue.. ’ We are requested to call the attention ef the _ eatly purchasers of tickets in MORRIS’ GIFT ENTERPRISE, to the fact, that owing toa mistake in numbering, the first tickets issued have been called in. The new and aint issue is enVey sae re