July 16, 1861 (4 pages)

HOME MATTERS. < Leet For WasHok.—Mesers, 1. Williams son, W, C. Bradley, Levy, (Cheap John’s) 10d, wad Joh : Hall, left for Virginia City, yesterork, day. ing,-on-A short excursion to the fairy any land, where a man can faney himself a milHieo lionaire, and dream of inexhaustible lodes of son: precious metals, whilst the next minute he is a ut a loss to know where to get flour enough ne to fry slapjacks for the coming meal. Washoe the isa glorious country. The-disappointed visbse lonaries, all but crushed by the repeated exais : Plosions’ of their darling bubbles in Califorbe nig, had new life infused to their broken spira its by its alluring “ indications.” Wasnoe ty was to them what hasheesh is to the East Inake dian, or opium to the Chinuman. But, alas! : for most of tem, the awakening has been as ‘, painful, the reality as depressing, as is to the ae East Indian or Chivaman the dissipation of the ‘fumes of his favorite narcotic. But; neymS. ertheless, we repeat it, Washve is a great country ; to many it has been the El Dorado ed Which they had sought-in-vain in California, fe. aud to all that have gone there it has been oi the source of @xpect tions whith, even when ef nov realized, have nevertheless been temporarily e.ating. ‘But all this has nothing to do with Messrs. Williamson & Co., who go gf Virginian City by the Henness Pass, on th horse and mule back. A merry trip to them! st of DistRIcT Cour, July 13¢h.—Jolhceur vs. Van Hagen etal. Seven diiys additional as time granted defendant to tile statement on a8 motion for new trial Endell vs. Hoss & McCambridge. Find~ ings of Court filed und judgment ordered to Yr be entered’ in accordance therewith Isanc RaSolt, a native of Holland, admit“ ted to citizcuship on the testimony of James e Monroe uid Dan. Baker. d Oscar Duukle, a native of Prussia, admity ted to citizenship on the testimony of SS. Al" ram, E. W. Maslin and A. B. Dibble. July 15th.—Middle Yuba C. & W.Co. vs. * Hiscox et al. Order heretofore made, so Is modified that Sheriff is permitted to sell gold bars—deposited ir this case—in Nevada city. People vs. WW. Myers. Arraigned and giv3 en untii next Thursday to plead. : ‘Hersant vs. Whartenby et al. Tried and 5 submitted to jury. : OLD BLock’s Expepirios.—Our excellent friend, A. Delano, Exq., of Grass * Valley, and hie daughter, yesterday passed through our City on an expedition to Sierra Valley and other points of interest im the mountains. .They were on horseback, with tents, blankets, cooking utensils, grub, and drinkables, and ‘aH-the other et eteras of camp equipage and comiissary stores. They intend to make the trip in soldier style, camping in the woods and cooking their grub a, la ‘mode du mineur. "This is the right way to do the mountains, and we heartily wish the expeditionists a ‘glorious mareh. Gas WorkKs.—This establishment, we are glad to see, is progressing finely—the. brick a ae a, so—and we expect that in the course of two weeks, the manufacture of gas will commence. From the Grass Valley National, we learn that our neighbors of Grass Vailey are also going to be supplied with this superior and cheap illuminating material. Messrs. Geo. D. Roberts and 8. D. Bosworth are about to erect gas works in that town. The National thinks it will pay, and so do we. ACCIDENTS, AT GRASS VALLEY. — The (irass Valley National mentions the following casualties, which occurred at that place during last Week : A son of Mrs. Jones, working at the Soda Factory, had the. ulnar artery of his left arm severed by fulling on some fragments of glass bottles, which inflicted a. severe cut across the wrist. Dr. Tompkins secured the artery. A Frenechinan, named Alexander, who keeps a saloon, on the north corner of Main and Church streets, whilst going into his heer cellar in the dark, on Sunday evening last, \ accidentally. slipped and fell, as -he supposes, upon # broken glass bottle, in such # manner as to produce a very severe wound upon the right arm near the shoulder. The wound is ubout two inches in leugth, with a puncture extending inward to the bone, and down the bone toward the elbow, nearly four inches. ‘The arm was dressed by Drs. Tompkins and Harris, and is considered dangerous from its nature and the state of the weather. A young man, in the employ of Mr. McLaughlin, had his head badly injured, oa Friday last, by the fall of a brick from the new edifice now being erected by Mr. M. on Main street. One of the arteries behind the right ‘\,¢f ear was lacerated, . ton in a manner which has building is completed, the gasometer nearly. te A new small-pox or pest hospital, has been built by the city of San Francisco ut. an expense of $700.-—There havebeen, eleven cases of small pox treated in it Jately. ° Six have recovered, and the rest are doing well. A CHILD’s WisH.—** I wish I was a squirrel,” said a little boy to his mother. Why de you wish te be a squirrel? inquired his mother. Because the squirrel has a grey coat that won’t catch the dirt, and he can play as much as he pleases, and where he pleases, and néver gets scolded for dirtying his clothes. The mother being a sensible woman, took the hint and furnished her boy with @ suit to play in, and he was happyMothers give your children play ; they need it as much as they do fuod; it is a part of their na; ture to play. All young animals play ; the lamb, the calf, the colt, the dog and cat, the bird, the fish—everything. that bo life-and the power of action must play. All“the physical organs are developed by exercise—nature ‘has put the aed in them for their own good’; then do not curb it, but only direct it into proper channels. Alas for the children who are not -allowed to play frecly, for fear of ‘soiling their cléthes; and the are Inany such, especially in cities. ‘They are all feeble, miserabie, nesoppens¢ & things. Out with — into thesunlight and fresh air, and let them play. &yThere have been: 565,000 volunteers tendered to the President by responsible ‘parties, and-it-is believed the War Department can put 100,008 mere men into the field im thirty days if it chooses. The Washington correspondent of the N. Y. Times plainly intimates. that it is the intextion of the Government to blockade the port of Charlesrobably not been dreamed of by the Méreury. _ The idea, however, is not original, but 1s borrowed from the Charleston rebels themselves. It is proposed to load vessels with stoae, and sink them across the entrance of the harbor, in such.a manner as to prevent all ingress of egress, this.will allow. of the withdrawal of all thenaval vessels now there except one.—Sac. News. ONE GRAND TrRUTH.—The_ London Times, in one of its articles on American affairs, says : ‘* The Confederate States exist.by a breach of the Constitution which was not provided for, because it was held to be impossible. When the impoverished, 1aisgoverned ‘and almost ruined original States combined to form a single nationality, there can be no doubt that they had no afterthcught. and that, though they battled on the terms of entrance into the Union, yet when once there they considered themselves fused into one nation ll the elaborate argument of President Davis fails to show that the Constitution provided the means of its own destruction, and that, while proclaiming that it was the supreme law of the land, itorganized a machinery for scttinr its plainest dictates at defiance. We all know that, from an international point of view, the origin of Confederate States does not appear very consistent with the laws of political or otherwise.’’ ey A-Lady at Co'umbus, Ohio, inquired of the spirit-ranpers how many children she had. ‘* Four,’ rapped the spirit. 2 aa i ee the por of the teply, stepped up and ioquired—“* How man children have I? P ’ . ‘*'E'wo t"* answered the rappin medyjum. The husband and wife looked at each other, with an odd smile for a moment, and then re. tired non-believeis. There had been a mistake made—somewhere Appearances are deceptive; especiall ith married folks. . ree ee Sere mee Secret Orders, Masons, Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at Masonic Hall. on Broad street, every Saturday evening.— Regular communications second Saturday of each month. A. C. Niles, Master, J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. Nevada R. A. Chapter, No. 6—Regular commu: nications first someey evening of each month. Thos. P. Hawley, High Priest; J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. Nevada eoene priced F No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. semblies first and third Thursdays of each month Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F.Rudolph, Recorder. Odd Fellows. Oustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular meetings every ‘buesday evening, at their Hall corner of Broad and Pine streets. J. W. Chinn, N. G.; A. H. Parker, V.G. Independent Order of Knighthood, Nevada Camp, No. 39—Regular meetings ever Wednesday hey at Temperance Hall. A. G. Thompsen, C: R.; EF. Bean, Sec’y. Sons of Temperance, Sierra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets ever Saturday even, Wt ‘Temperance Hall.’ E. F. Bean, W. P.; A. Hackett, R.S. Union Lodge No. 4; ~Good Templars) meet every Friday evening, at Te’ rance Hall. J. L. Gamble, W.C. T.; Geo. S$. Watson, W. S. SOAR E ata A New and Valuable Book. WARREN’S . HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN, By Dr. Warren, of Boston. Tm THIS IS THE ONLY MED: Ld i} ical Work now in the English lanBo aon uage which Dye all the FIRST, ECOND and THIRD STAGES of all the Diseases of Men, Women and Children, and also explains their causes, and the newest and most approved method of curing them. No well reguiated family in California: should be without one. kp FOR SALE BY THE AGENT, at the Bailey House, in this city. »Jy4-1m : “A. B. WOOD, Agent. A. BLOCK, S. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Command, te NEVADA. any mortality,-. — fornia Vie wit mate fo: ws. 2 it necessary start on the ist day of August. . He has a beautifal as: t of WATCHES AND JEWELRY, which he invites purchesers to call and examine. They can get better targains than they can ever expect to find. as he will sell at COST, being beund to close his stock out before his departure. He also offers tor sale his splendid DAGUERREAN ESTABLISHMENT. To a person acquainted with the business, no better chance of stepping ‘into an already established and p) ofitable concern can be offered. Possesgion will be given on the Ist of August, 1861. ‘To a person NOT acquainted with the bot, and wishing to leafn and continue His business, he will furnish instruction until the ist of ist, at which time he, will be put in possession. Now is your time for Portraits! Call before M. L.’s departure._Youwill be sure not only to have a good portrait, but you will also get it cheaper than you can get it anywhere else. 37" Ladies and ge:tlemen st to purchase their portraits, now in Mr. L.’s Gallery as specimens of his art, can secure them at very reasonable prices. el" fe WATER CURE. RS. E. STONE, iate of Nevada, and graduate Of the Medical Senool of Giezen, Germany has opened an itstitutiou for the reception of patients desirous of r ceiving the HYDROPATHIC treatment. his estavlishment is located at BLUE THN'T, five miles from Nevada, in a beautiful and healtaful situation, Pa: vients will be received and jurnished with the cemfortsofahome. Mrs. Stone will give her ‘personal attention to the. Ladies who may become inmates of the institution; and-intcHigent and faithful male attendants will render feves‘sary services to gentlemes. Ji is needless to 1d vert to the advantages derived from the Hydropathic method of treating many diseases : infny of the most eminent paysicisns are now turning their. attention te this subject. Many chronic diseases which have resisted every ether method of treatment have vielded to this method ; and: especially have many maladies peculiar to females been cured by the proper use of water—even after all hopes of a cure had been yiven up. In addition to the Cold, Tepid, Warm, Hot, Shower Doucie and Steam Baths, patients whose causes require them wi.l be furnished with the ELECTRICQ BATHS, which have been found ‘so gervicceable in Chronie Rheumatism, and other dix eases Of long standing. Terms-rom $20 10 $25 per week, in advance. No extra charges Of any kind. je20tr 4 JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, 4 Cor, of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new aud fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER. CLOTHING, OfEvery Kind and Quality. ’ Nevada, May 9, 1861. $4 sf BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE. €. Ms BATES -& CO. WE SHALL KEEP CONstantly on hand a large and exten: sive stock of And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES —_— Dr. C. M. Bates, Attending Physician, corner of Broad and Pine street. in4-tf W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN } UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-J TER’S TOOLS, Agricultural and Mining Imoe gg Blacksmith’s Tools, Cordage, Fuse, ?owder, Duck, ete., etc. . At the old stand ' No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf — Ho! Every One that Thirsteth ! DR. CRONKE’S . CELEBRATED-RUOT BEER The most Healthful and Beneficial Temperance Beverage Of the season. For sale at all the principal saJoons in the city and vicinity. Orders left at No. 46 Spring street, will be promptly attend ¥ jeat-tf nl R-#McDANIEL. Notice to Wood-Choppers. pe PINE WOOD WANTED.— . . Any persons having “‘ Fat’ Pine Wood for saie will find a ready market for the same upon application atthe NEVADA GAS WORKS corner of Washington and Main streets. Kight to Tuan Dollars per Cord paid—acco to q 7 STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. LY INFORM THE i veling pu known and po ‘Hotel ehows a subses NATIONAL GE,NEVADA. . The B i three stories THOROUGHLY -PROOF, ‘iavingy gee Large additions have been récently made and it is fitted up in le that cannot be surpas Ay public. House the State. ” et ? The Beds and Furniture are New, And for Comfort and Style cannot: be excelled. THK TABLE will at all times be upplied all the varieties the M et affords. ee Game Suppers up to Order ! Particular attention will be paid to t—e 54 one and Famifies, " — a c running in ali directions from Nevada, have their Offices at, and take their deI Ouse is EO} ; rere is a fine abeen House where all the i journals of the State orThe Bar, Will be tantl; hi th w eonstan i y Pi ei . ms Y supplied with the Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Also, in the’ and spacious room, which has recently been ad can be found twe'ot the best BILLIARD TABLES inthe mountains. —s had long experience -at-the business, T shall endeavor to continue to make the ‘* National Exchange”? the best Hotel in the Moun a comfortable home for ‘Travelers. or Charges will be moderate to suit the times. A Livery Stable Is connected with the House, and particular attention will be given to the care. of Horses, Carriages, &c. Horses and Carriages can at all times be procured, by application at the office. Nevada, Sept. 6, 1360.-tf FASHION RESTAURANT. COMMERC IAL ST. ~N / Opposite Tallgan & Turners, TE ; <NO, 19.) as CHAS, B. ERISH.. ++s++. Proprietor Hs resumed proprietorship of this wellknown Restaurant -~ I AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND aT MODERATE RATES. XP Game Suppers, Oystera, Lobsters, and the good things im. the market, furnished ata moments notice, and got up in a suite to the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Tintend to keep ev “ FASHION” as a first: class restaurant, a ias such 1 recommend it to the people of ‘the city and. the county at large. Those persons who relish a GOOD MEAL will do well to “call and see’ for themselves. Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf BAILEY HOUSE, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA, th i hx: Propricter would announce to the public of this county, and the State at large, that he has taken charge of the above Splendid New Brick Hotel, Which he designs keeping in the best style. ‘Travelers visiting Nevada will find all the comforts of a home at this Hotel. SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS Furnished persons stoppin at this Hquse. The Beds are all furnished with the best SPRING MATTRESSES andthe rooms are supplied ina comfortable and luxurious style. THE BEST OF LIQUORS AND WINES To be found at the Bar. RATE OF CHARGES: f ‘This Hotel will be kept open at all Hours. j+-tf N. BAILEY, Proprietor. YOUNG LADIES’ SEMINARY RS. HEBBARD AND MISS PHILN LIPS will open a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, for young Jadies, in Nevada City, a few doors above the residence of J. H. Helm; on MONDAY, MAY 13th. These Ladies are ex ish themselves permanently in Nevada, those who wish to give their daughters a thorough and accomplished Education, cannot do better than place them at this School. Terms per Month, of Four Weeks t Primary DYaucnee. cscs<e cies ssdas seasawnes $3 00 Higher English Branches... soeee £00 MUGIGs 6 6.6:0:00:0 cbse sl nsindeieeeeees veto ca ves +. 6 00 French, Spanish and Latin, (each).,. 2 00 Drawiug and Painting...cccecceseces 2 00 Nevada, May 11, 1851-tf CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Dinmonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and. Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Bleck, No. 37 Commercial Street. Kr Watches wired Repaired and Jewelry made to order. All articles guaranteed. Nevada, Ncv. 27th, 1860. ‘ CENTRE MARKET, JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, Ne. 13, Commercial Street. I WOULD INFOM THE public of this ao and the county at large, that I have on hand and design keeping a large supply of American Becf, Perk and Mutton, XP MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city whenever desired, at rearonable rates. Nevada. February 1, 1861-1” BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIALST if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZH’S! ’ Nevada, Sept. 64f ~ Lad THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING AT CHEAP JORNS. 4 It quickly removes from the system all morbid _ 4 Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, anid _ oom attached to the’ . ‘Hall's Sarsaparitia, Board per week..cseeeseseee From $7 to $10 ROME ar istakes cesateii oak ce seeeeFifty Cents . Board and Lodging per day.. $1 50 erienced Teachers, and as they intend to estab; Potass, is purely as represented, and made in and is strictly guaranteed: free from Spirits. Mercury and Arsenic. Which .cannet he gaia of any other known preparation of its kid. As a good and reliable tonic alterattve, itis nmequalead. and impure matter—Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseases, there’ is no other ren) -edy extant THAT WILL OF DOES CURE, Rheumatism, Serofula, Old Soreé, Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and ‘body, shi, CRs ralgia, Pains in the joifits, Chroni¢ Sore Eycs. : diseases arising from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, ag — Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and Todide.of Potass. Forenle everywhere, for ONE DOI. LAR ; Six bettles sent by exoress toany address _ for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, pee ‘ RK. HALL & CO., Sole Pruprictors, miS-3m “Nog. 531 and 532 Clay st., San Francixco_ ‘VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not lése ‘than Five Hundred Patients from the, varieus Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Amon: the thousands of pérsons who have used this in-valuable remedy—within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE . is ‘indisputable . proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffoted worse than death from RHEUMATIO PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their: rateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using. DR. ADOL_PHUS* ANTI-RHERUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-6m Dr: KENT. Agent, Nevada. To Consumers cf California Wines, Our Native Wmes have been much prejudiced in this and other markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Lox Angeles vintage. Thead cheap compounds are being offered to the publié at almost any price, and are industriously hawked _ about aud peddled in every variety of style, until _ our citizens have despaired of obtaining a gen. uine and pure Wine. It may be a matter of of some inttrest to know that Mesurs: SAINSE: VALN BROS, are putting up some of their cote. brated wine from the Vineyard of * El Also;’at Los Angeles. ‘Che public may rely upon getting Wines. of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s. Na. tive Wine Bitters. Itisa mo+t delicious Beve. rage and Tonic. a For sale by the prictpal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. * . ines DEPot—No, Francisco. ee ON PEL MEE a . 801 Montgomery street, .San ap 23—3m Sainsevain’s Native California Wines Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and Tonic.— It is made from their best White Wine, and it is: entirely exenpt from all those noxious con pounds made ont of Alcohel and other poisonous drugs, so deleterious to health.-Parties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionable quality, can send their orders to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the Statu, fer the following Wines: ~ 5 J ; Suisevain’s extra White Wine; _* Sainsevain’s extra Angelica Wine ; 1 Sainsevain’s extra Port Wine; * Sainsevain’s extra Wine Bitters ; Sainsevain’s Sparkling Champagne : Sainsevain’s Wine Brandy ; ; Sainsevain’s Red Wine. For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. DEvoOT—No, Francisco. 801 Montgomery street, San ap 23—3m Mt. Morris, Livingston Count N.Y. April 14, 1858.—L. B. Waitr, Esq. Dear Sir: Froma close observation of the effect of you Truss, a8 compared with other varieties now in use, we can Say with confidence that-itis the best one for the-various forms of Hernia, in young or old, that we have ever seen used j combining durability, simplicity, and facility, of adjustmet that is wr in auy other instrament. ours, res ee ‘AMES, M, ae A. Ci CAMPBELL? M. D. Wn. H. THOMAS, M.D. THE LARCEST STORE IN THE ST#TH, CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. DRAMA SALOON : _,. Main. street, Oe ‘The most choice Wines, Cigars And Fine Liquors, ~~ Always to be Found at this alpen FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors.Nevada, September 24-tf a at Cc. E. WITHINGTON SIGN & ORNAMENT. Medypiest 2M TER CusE FAM G promptly . tom eo. be, At the foot of Hous , nonin ida. sepl0 JOHN L. GAMBLE, COUNTY SURVEYOR. ~. Orders for Surveying strictly attendcd to. “ Ofat the Court House: * ene. evada, Sept 6 -tf Be

HOME MATTERS. < Leet For WasHok.—Mesers, 1. Williams son, W, C. Bradley, Levy, (Cheap John’s) 10d, wad Joh : Hall, left for Virginia City, yesterork, day. ing,-on-A short excursion to the fairy any land, where a man can faney himself a milHieo lionaire, and dream of inexhaustible lodes of son: precious metals, whilst the next minute he is a ut a loss to know where to get flour enough ne to fry slapjacks for the coming meal. Washoe the isa glorious country. The-disappointed visbse lonaries, all but crushed by the repeated exais : Plosions’ of their darling bubbles in Califorbe nig, had new life infused to their broken spira its by its alluring “ indications.” Wasnoe ty was to them what hasheesh is to the East Inake dian, or opium to the Chinuman. But, alas! : for most of tem, the awakening has been as ‘, painful, the reality as depressing, as is to the ae East Indian or Chivaman the dissipation of the ‘fumes of his favorite narcotic. But; neymS. ertheless, we repeat it, Washve is a great country ; to many it has been the El Dorado ed Which they had sought-in-vain in California, fe. aud to all that have gone there it has been oi the source of @xpect tions whith, even when ef nov realized, have nevertheless been temporarily e.ating. ‘But all this has nothing to do with Messrs. Williamson & Co., who go gf Virginian City by the Henness Pass, on th horse and mule back. A merry trip to them! st of DistRIcT Cour, July 13¢h.—Jolhceur vs. Van Hagen etal. Seven diiys additional as time granted defendant to tile statement on a8 motion for new trial Endell vs. Hoss & McCambridge. Find~ ings of Court filed und judgment ordered to Yr be entered’ in accordance therewith Isanc RaSolt, a native of Holland, admit“ ted to citizcuship on the testimony of James e Monroe uid Dan. Baker. d Oscar Duukle, a native of Prussia, admity ted to citizenship on the testimony of SS. Al" ram, E. W. Maslin and A. B. Dibble. July 15th.—Middle Yuba C. & W.Co. vs. * Hiscox et al. Order heretofore made, so Is modified that Sheriff is permitted to sell gold bars—deposited ir this case—in Nevada city. People vs. WW. Myers. Arraigned and giv3 en untii next Thursday to plead. : ‘Hersant vs. Whartenby et al. Tried and 5 submitted to jury. : OLD BLock’s Expepirios.—Our excellent friend, A. Delano, Exq., of Grass * Valley, and hie daughter, yesterday passed through our City on an expedition to Sierra Valley and other points of interest im the mountains. .They were on horseback, with tents, blankets, cooking utensils, grub, and drinkables, and ‘aH-the other et eteras of camp equipage and comiissary stores. They intend to make the trip in soldier style, camping in the woods and cooking their grub a, la ‘mode du mineur. "This is the right way to do the mountains, and we heartily wish the expeditionists a ‘glorious mareh. Gas WorkKs.—This establishment, we are glad to see, is progressing finely—the. brick a ae a, so—and we expect that in the course of two weeks, the manufacture of gas will commence. From the Grass Valley National, we learn that our neighbors of Grass Vailey are also going to be supplied with this superior and cheap illuminating material. Messrs. Geo. D. Roberts and 8. D. Bosworth are about to erect gas works in that town. The National thinks it will pay, and so do we. ACCIDENTS, AT GRASS VALLEY. — The (irass Valley National mentions the following casualties, which occurred at that place during last Week : A son of Mrs. Jones, working at the Soda Factory, had the. ulnar artery of his left arm severed by fulling on some fragments of glass bottles, which inflicted a. severe cut across the wrist. Dr. Tompkins secured the artery. A Frenechinan, named Alexander, who keeps a saloon, on the north corner of Main and Church streets, whilst going into his heer cellar in the dark, on Sunday evening last, \ accidentally. slipped and fell, as -he supposes, upon # broken glass bottle, in such # manner as to produce a very severe wound upon the right arm near the shoulder. The wound is ubout two inches in leugth, with a puncture extending inward to the bone, and down the bone toward the elbow, nearly four inches. ‘The arm was dressed by Drs. Tompkins and Harris, and is considered dangerous from its nature and the state of the weather. A young man, in the employ of Mr. McLaughlin, had his head badly injured, oa Friday last, by the fall of a brick from the new edifice now being erected by Mr. M. on Main street. One of the arteries behind the right ‘\,¢f ear was lacerated, . ton in a manner which has building is completed, the gasometer nearly. te A new small-pox or pest hospital, has been built by the city of San Francisco ut. an expense of $700.-—There havebeen, eleven cases of small pox treated in it Jately. ° Six have recovered, and the rest are doing well. A CHILD’s WisH.—** I wish I was a squirrel,” said a little boy to his mother. Why de you wish te be a squirrel? inquired his mother. Because the squirrel has a grey coat that won’t catch the dirt, and he can play as much as he pleases, and where he pleases, and néver gets scolded for dirtying his clothes. The mother being a sensible woman, took the hint and furnished her boy with @ suit to play in, and he was happyMothers give your children play ; they need it as much as they do fuod; it is a part of their na; ture to play. All young animals play ; the lamb, the calf, the colt, the dog and cat, the bird, the fish—everything. that bo life-and the power of action must play. All“the physical organs are developed by exercise—nature ‘has put the aed in them for their own good’; then do not curb it, but only direct it into proper channels.. Alas for the children who are not -allowed to play frecly, for fear of ‘soiling their cléthes; and the are Inany such, especially in cities. ‘They are all feeble, miserabie, nesoppens¢ & things. Out with — into thesunlight and fresh air, and let them play. &yThere have been: 565,000 volunteers tendered to the President by responsible ‘parties, and-it-is believed the War Department can put 100,008 mere men into the field im thirty days if it chooses. The Washington correspondent of the N. Y. Times plainly intimates. that it is the intextion of the Government to blockade the port of Charlesrobably not been dreamed of by the Méreury. _ The idea, however, is not original, but 1s borrowed from the Charleston rebels themselves. It is proposed to load vessels with stoae, and sink them across the entrance of the harbor, in such.a manner as to prevent all ingress of egress, this.will allow. of the withdrawal of all thenaval vessels now there except one.—Sac. News. ONE GRAND TrRUTH.—The_ London Times, in one of its articles on American affairs, says : ‘* The Confederate States exist.by a breach of the Constitution which was not provided for, because it was held to be impossible. When the impoverished, 1aisgoverned ‘and almost ruined original States combined to form a single nationality, there can be no doubt that they had no afterthcught. and that, though they battled on the terms of entrance into the Union, yet when once there they considered themselves fused into one nation ll the elaborate argument of President Davis fails to show that the Constitution provided the means of its own destruction, and that, while proclaiming that it was the supreme law of the land, itorganized a machinery for scttinr its plainest dictates at defiance. We all know that, from an international point of view, the origin of Confederate States does not appear very consistent with the laws of political or otherwise.’’ ey A-Lady at Co'umbus, Ohio, inquired of the spirit-ranpers how many children she had. ‘* Four,’ rapped the spirit. 2 aa i ee the por of the teply, stepped up and ioquired—“* How man children have I? P ’ . ‘*'E'wo t"* answered the rappin medyjum. The husband and wife looked at each other, with an odd smile for a moment, and then re. tired non-believeis. There had been a mistake made—somewhere Appearances are deceptive; especiall ith married folks. . ree ee Sere mee Secret Orders, Masons, Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at Masonic Hall. on Broad street, every Saturday evening.— Regular communications second Saturday of each month. A. C. Niles, Master, J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. Nevada R. A. Chapter, No. 6—Regular commu: nications first someey evening of each month. Thos. P. Hawley, High Priest; J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. Nevada eoene priced F No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. semblies first and third Thursdays of each month Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F.Rudolph, Recorder. Odd Fellows. Oustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular meetings every ‘buesday evening, at their Hall corner of Broad and Pine streets. J. W. Chinn, N. G.; A. H. Parker, V.G. Independent Order of Knighthood, Nevada Camp, No. 39—Regular meetings ever Wednesday hey at Temperance Hall. A. G. Thompsen, C: R.; EF. Bean, Sec’y. Sons of Temperance, Sierra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets ever Saturday even, Wt ‘Temperance Hall.’ E. F. Bean, W. P.; A. Hackett, R.S. Union Lodge No. 4; ~Good Templars) meet every Friday evening, at Te’ rance Hall. J. L. Gamble, W.C. T.; Geo. S$. Watson, W. S. SOAR E ata A New and Valuable Book. WARREN’S . HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN, By Dr. Warren, of Boston. Tm THIS IS THE ONLY MED: Ld i} ical Work now in the English lanBo aon uage which Dye all the FIRST, ECOND and THIRD STAGES of all the Diseases of Men, Women and Children, and also explains their causes, and the newest and most approved method of curing them. No well reguiated family in California: should be without one. kp FOR SALE BY THE AGENT, at the Bailey House, in this city. »Jy4-1m : “A. B. WOOD, Agent. A. BLOCK, S. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Command, te NEVADA. any mortality,-. — fornia Vie wit mate fo: ws. 2 it necessary start on the ist day of August. . He has a beautifal as: t of WATCHES AND JEWELRY, which he invites purchesers to call and examine. They can get better targains than they can ever expect to find. as he will sell at COST, being beund to close his stock out before his departure. He also offers tor sale his splendid DAGUERREAN ESTABLISHMENT. To a person acquainted with the business, no better chance of stepping ‘into an already established and p) ofitable concern can be offered. Possesgion will be given on the Ist of August, 1861. ‘To a person NOT acquainted with the bot, and wishing to leafn and continue His business, he will furnish instruction until the ist of ist, at which time he, will be put in possession. Now is your time for Portraits! Call before M. L.’s departure._Youwill be sure not only to have a good portrait, but you will also get it cheaper than you can get it anywhere else. 37" Ladies and ge:tlemen st to purchase their portraits, now in Mr. L.’s Gallery as specimens of his art, can secure them at very reasonable prices. el" fe WATER CURE. RS. E. STONE, iate of Nevada, and graduate Of the Medical Senool of Giezen, Germany has opened an itstitutiou for the reception of patients desirous of r ceiving the HYDROPATHIC treatment. his estavlishment is located at BLUE THN'T, five miles from Nevada, in a beautiful and healtaful situation, Pa: vients will be received and jurnished with the cemfortsofahome. Mrs. Stone will give her ‘personal attention to the. Ladies who may become inmates of the institution; and-intcHigent and faithful male attendants will render feves‘sary services to gentlemes. Ji is needless to 1d vert to the advantages derived from the Hydropathic method of treating many diseases : infny of the most eminent paysicisns are now turning their. attention te this subject. Many chronic diseases which have resisted every ether method of treatment have vielded to this method ; and: especially have many maladies peculiar to females been cured by the proper use of water—even after all hopes of a cure had been yiven up. In addition to the Cold, Tepid, Warm, Hot, Shower Doucie and Steam Baths, patients whose causes require them wi.l be furnished with the ELECTRICQ BATHS, which have been found ‘so gervicceable in Chronie Rheumatism, and other dix eases Of long standing. Terms-rom $20 10 $25 per week, in advance. No extra charges Of any kind. je20tr 4 JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, 4 Cor, of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new aud fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER. CLOTHING, OfEvery Kind and Quality. ’ Nevada, May 9, 1861. $4 sf BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE.

€. Ms BATES -& CO. WE SHALL KEEP CONstantly on hand a large and exten: sive stock of And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES —_— Dr. C. M. Bates, Attending Physician, corner of Broad and Pine street. in4-tf W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN } UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-J TER’S TOOLS, Agricultural and Mining Imoe gg Blacksmith’s Tools, Cordage, Fuse, ?owder, Duck, ete., etc. . At the old stand ' No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf — Ho! Every One that Thirsteth ! DR. CRONKE’S . CELEBRATED-RUOT BEER The most Healthful and Beneficial Temperance Beverage Of the season. For sale at all the principal saJoons in the city and vicinity. Orders left at No. 46 Spring street, will be promptly attend ¥ jeat-tf nl R-#McDANIEL. Notice to Wood-Choppers. pe PINE WOOD WANTED.— . . Any persons having “‘ Fat’ Pine Wood for saie will find a ready market for the same upon application atthe NEVADA GAS WORKS corner of Washington and Main streets. Kight to Tuan Dollars per Cord paid—acco to q 7 STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. LY INFORM THE i veling pu known and po ‘Hotel ehows a subses NATIONAL GE,NEVADA. . The B i three stories THOROUGHLY -PROOF, ‘iavingy gee Large additions have been récently made and it is fitted up in le that cannot be surpas Ay public. House the State. ” et ? The Beds and Furniture are New, And for Comfort and Style cannot: be excelled. THK TABLE will at all times be upplied all the varieties the M et affords. ee Game Suppers up to Order ! Particular attention will be paid to t—e 54 one and Famifies, " — a c running in ali directions from Nevada, have their Offices at, and take their deI Ouse is EO} ; rere is a fine abeen House where all the i journals of the State orThe Bar, Will be tantl; hi th w eonstan i y Pi ei . ms Y supplied with the Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Also, in the’ and spacious room, which has recently been ad can be found twe'ot the best BILLIARD TABLES inthe mountains. —s had long experience -at-the business, T shall endeavor to continue to make the ‘* National Exchange”? the best Hotel in the Moun a comfortable home for ‘Travelers. or Charges will be moderate to suit the times. A Livery Stable Is connected with the House, and particular attention will be given to the care. of Horses, Carriages, &c. Horses and Carriages can at all times be procured, by application at the office. Nevada, Sept. 6, 1360.-tf FASHION RESTAURANT. COMMERC IAL ST.. ~N / Opposite Tallgan & Turners, TE ; <NO, 19.) as CHAS, B. ERISH... ++s++. Proprietor Hs resumed proprietorship of this wellknown Restaurant -~ I AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND aT MODERATE RATES. XP Game Suppers, Oystera, Lobsters, and the good things im. the market, furnished ata moments notice, and got up in a suite to the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Tintend to keep ev “ FASHION” as a first: class restaurant, a ias such 1 recommend it to the people of ‘the city and. the county at large. Those persons who relish a GOOD MEAL will do well to “call and see’ for themselves. Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf BAILEY HOUSE, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA, th i hx: Propricter would announce to the public of this county, and the State at large, that he has taken charge of the above Splendid New Brick Hotel, Which he designs keeping in the best style. ‘Travelers visiting Nevada will find all the comforts of a home at this Hotel. SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS Furnished persons stoppin at this Hquse. The Beds are all furnished with the best SPRING MATTRESSES andthe rooms are supplied ina comfortable and luxurious style. THE BEST OF LIQUORS AND WINES To be found at the Bar. RATE OF CHARGES: f ‘This Hotel will be kept open at all Hours. j+-tf N. BAILEY, Proprietor. YOUNG LADIES’ SEMINARY RS. HEBBARD AND MISS PHILN LIPS will open a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, for young Jadies, in Nevada City, a few doors above the residence of J. H. Helm; on MONDAY, MAY 13th. These Ladies are ex ish themselves permanently in Nevada, those who wish to give their daughters a thorough and accomplished Education, cannot do better than place them at this School. Terms per Month, of Four Weeks t Primary DYaucnee. cscs<e cies ssdas seasawnes $3 00 Higher English Branches...... soeee £00 MUGIGs 6 6.6:0:00:0 cbse sl nsindeieeeeees veto ca ves +. 6 00 French, Spanish and Latin, (each)..,.. 2 00 Drawiug and Painting.....cccecceseces 2 00 Nevada, May 11, 1851-tf CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Dinmonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and. Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Bleck, No. 37 Commercial Street. Kr Watches wired Repaired and Jewelry made to order. All articles guaranteed. Nevada, Ncv. 27th, 1860. ‘ CENTRE MARKET, JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, Ne. 13, Commercial Street. I WOULD INFOM THE public of this ao and the county at large, that I have on hand and design keeping a large supply of American Becf, Perk and Mutton, XP MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city whenever desired, at rearonable rates. Nevada. February 1, 1861-1” BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIALST if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZH’S! ’ Nevada, Sept. 64f ~ Lad THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING AT CHEAP JORNS. 4 It quickly removes from the system all morbid _ 4 Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, anid _ oom attached to the’ . ‘Hall's Sarsaparitia, Board per week....cseeeseseee From $7 to $10 ROME ar istakes cesateii oak ce seeeeFifty Cents . Board and Lodging per day... $1 50 erienced Teachers, and as they intend to estab; Potass, is purely as represented, and made in and is strictly guaranteed: free from Spirits. Mercury and Arsenic. Which .cannet he gaia of any other known preparation of its kid. As a good and reliable tonic alterattve, itis nmequalead. and impure matter—Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseases, there’ is no other ren) -edy extant THAT WILL OF DOES CURE, Rheumatism, Serofula, Old Soreé, Salt Rheum, Gout.. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and ‘body, shi, CRs ralgia, Pains in the joifits, Chroni¢ Sore Eycs. : diseases arising from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, ag — Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and Todide.of Potass. Forenle everywhere, for ONE DOI. LAR ; Six bettles sent by exoress toany address _ for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, pee ‘ RK. HALL & CO., Sole Pruprictors, miS-3m “Nog. 531 and 532 Clay st., San Francixco_ ‘VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not lése ‘than Five Hundred Patients from the, varieus Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Amon: the thousands of pérsons who have used this in-valuable remedy—within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE . is ‘indisputable . proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffoted worse than death from RHEUMATIO PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their: rateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using. DR. ADOL_PHUS* ANTI-RHERUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-6m Dr: KENT. Agent, Nevada. To Consumers cf California Wines, Our Native Wmes have been much prejudiced in this and other markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Lox Angeles vintage. Thead cheap compounds are being offered to the publié at almost any price, and are industriously hawked _ about aud peddled in every variety of style, until _ our citizens have despaired of obtaining a gen. uine and pure Wine. It may be a matter of of some inttrest to know that Mesurs: SAINSE: VALN BROS, are putting up some of their cote. brated wine from the Vineyard of * El Also;’at Los Angeles. ‘Che public may rely upon getting Wines. of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s. Na. tive Wine Bitters. Itisa mo+t delicious Beve. rage and Tonic. a For sale by the prictpal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. * . ines DEPot—No, Francisco. ee ON PEL MEE a . 801 Montgomery street, .San ap 23—3m Sainsevain’s Native California Wines Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and Tonic.— It is made from their best White Wine, and it is: entirely exenpt from all those noxious con pounds made ont of Alcohel and other poisonous drugs, so deleterious to health.-Parties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionable quality, can send their orders to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the Statu, fer the following Wines: ~ 5 J ; Suisevain’s extra White Wine; _* Sainsevain’s extra Angelica Wine ; 1 Sainsevain’s extra Port Wine; * Sainsevain’s extra Wine Bitters ; Sainsevain’s Sparkling Champagne : Sainsevain’s Wine Brandy ; ; Sainsevain’s Red Wine. For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. DEvoOT—No, Francisco. 801 Montgomery street, San ap 23—3m Mt. Morris, Livingston Count N.Y. April 14, 1858.—L. B. Waitr, Esq. Dear Sir: Froma close observation of the effect of you Truss, a8 compared with other varieties now in use, we can Say with confidence that-itis the best one for the-various forms of Hernia, in young or old, that we have ever seen used j combining durability, simplicity, and facility, of adjustmet that is wr in auy other instrament. ours, res ee ‘AMES, M, ae A. Ci CAMPBELL? M. D. Wn. H. THOMAS, M.D. THE LARCEST STORE IN THE ST#TH, CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. DRAMA SALOON : _,.. Main. street, Oe ‘The most choice Wines, Cigars And Fine Liquors, ~~ Always to be Found at this alpen FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors.Nevada, September 24-tf a at Cc. E. WITHINGTON SIGN & ORNAMENT. Medypiest 2M TER CusE FAM G promptly . tom eo. be, At the foot of Hous , nonin ida. sepl0 JOHN L. GAMBLE, COUNTY SURVEYOR. ~. Orders for Surveying strictly attendcd to. “ Ofat the Court House: * ene. evada, Sept 6 -tf Be