March 30, 1862 (4 pages)

ty, whe eternity, with al nin was . he mon. , unless ; Ineney . passed ogentin isco volition . e with ag He ce ne a uid bors 'y faces were all” + month fter ans time— fur the Jespuirdupont a4 he quarter, iit nine, . of the vn, but aan] ange ETOR » 1862. Dorrel friends a New jormerhe will a _ igh overhauling, and the euloon now looks “spirits of our atand on Broad street, formerly oceupied by _tions and demurrers, to which day. the Rerirrep.—Messrs. Carley & Hall loon, on Commercial street, which had bee? somewhat damaged by the leakage of their root, during tlie heavy rains of last winter, have juet given their establiehment 4 thor( na bright and neat on a pin. They are both clever fellows, good judges of hquor and un-} > derstand their business. We can recommend A certain bottle of chatnpagne, which was brought to the sanctum by Mr. Carley, hada wouderful effect in reviving the drooping “Local,” which depression hai heen caused by the Purson’s insinivations. Coxcenr. ~~Mr. Anthony Jones, a gentle» man of musical talent, will entertain the visitors to the Milwaukee Brewery, assisted by {other performers, on Monday evening next. The admittance is free, the lager beer of the best quality, and we took for a large and ap’ preciative audience, Mr. Pat. MuLcany has leaned the old Mr. Jas. Jeffery. He intends to keep.a nice’ place and we are sure he'll do it. Distaret” Covrr—March 29th —Wm < vs. his Creditors, Order for final de. 2 of discharge from debts and liabilidion’ = MeNeeley va. Californian Stage Co. —Motion for change of.venue denied. Rayner va. et al.—Demurrer ruled. —“Fn= the attaehiient against Hagadorn & Bowley, the partien were given until Monday April 7th, to file bri awers, Friday, April 4th was set for heatigg mof defendant Kidd overadjourned. er tyr if.it be not considered presumptuous on our part, we would advise our Christian brother to indulge in fewer insinuations and inuendoes than he has been indulging in of late, and that too, in regard to personal matters with which he had nothing to do. Their being thrown out in sanctimonious language does not improve them a bit. Reviling a man in one column and _cajoling him in another; doubting the authorship of a card, when the author's name is at the bottem of it in -eapital letters ; condemning the tenor of that card and ¢>mplimenting the man whose name is at the bottom of it, may appear very straightforward and logical with the “family newspaper” man, but to ordinary mortals, those whose knowledge of the subtie science of casuistry is not .so profound as the family newspaper man’s, it appears quite contradictory. Better be frank, Parson! crit is by no ineans a pleasent task to carry ona controversy with the “family news-:}_ paper” There is neither profit nor glory to be derived from, it, no matter how clear you. make your case. Quarreling with it, is very much like quarreling with an unprotected femele. The best thing you can do is to let the eritter alone. We had the verdancy to suppose that he might possibly mean what he says at the head of his first page in regard to advertising, and took the trouble of making a calculation accordingly, but he now comes and says that it don’t mean anything of the sort. It means something else. Well, as everythitg he has written so far, means everything or nothing, just as you please, a d et al., and Calnan ve. Kidd . _ A. BLOCK & CO, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. a CHARLES W. YOUNG, LMPORTER AND ‘DEALER LN Watches; Diamonds, Jewelry; . Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey's Biock, No. 37 Commercial Street. * Watches carefull to order. All articl ante Nevada, Nevi27h. 900. = ISSOLUTION.— The co-purtnership here tofore existing between Holmes & Muacate, undry business is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The Laundry business will be carried da by John Holmes, who is authorized to settle the ailairs of the late firm. J.HOLMES. . P. MUSCATE. Nevada, March 0th 1862 3-m. Repaired and Sian Taroagh P pp eg é 8. V. BR. R. AND ©. C. RB. RB. Leave Sacramiento...6.90-4, M, and 2 P. M. ae igh "rama art A and 20.30 ** ere +«eessThree Dollars,. P B ones ai sox. . Nov. 90th, 180—tf a Pa FRESH GARDEN!!! FIELD SEEDS! JUST RECEIVED: ~-~AND— 4 FOR SALE! _ By Dr. C. M. BATES, Broad Street Drug Store. Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. Seo GROWTH OF 1861) AND BRIDGE nett on having act for any unmarried ** private life,”’ he and_wishes te young, handsonie aad rich widow, Being quite good joocking himself, TEMrERAT d -Y1GoROUS, he does not consider it apiece aetna by any means in inviting the peraindy ai f the ladies PARTICULARLY tothis notice. The he offers for sale the well-known property sithet ed in Nevada County and known as the ULL O18 BRIDGE AND TOLL ROAD ; this bri y des 4 is the only cne that cme withstood the fi this winter, andis a mews paris ane Seager Al80, the Toll-Toad thro of the Sugar Loaf, and + controli eneoes in the Henness Pass Road, which will make any ont fortune in owe year. The above described erty can be hai for the reasonable sum of 000, For particulars. refcr to the subscri> his “Man Mpriday”™ ( Win Stevens) on the March. 20, 1862. Cc. F. FLAUGHER. M Ato TI ya man, is desirous of retiri is alvotired-of a life of eeli . . F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail Denggist Nevada city, California. GEO. A. ite 7 WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, faa — "SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS, &c. Have taken ¢ Stand peor yea elon Feit & NE MAN, and will be in constant recei of 8 complete Stock of hy cag bale <ry wil) be sold at rates for CASH. A portion of he Public Races solicited. #7" Goods delivered free of ch 4 WEAVER &£CO. FOR CITY MARSHAL.» . wo. & GREGORY, Is announced as a Candidate for Ci-y Marshal at the next election. FOR CITY MARSHAL. _ Ww. MH. DAVEDSON. Is announced as a Candidate for the office of j J. W. CLARK, San CITY MARSHAL, *} AT THE ENSUING ELECTION. FOR CITY MARSHAL. GEO, 8. PEIRCE Py enn have G FRUIT TREBS and Forei dig Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Diatricts of Kurope next season, 6 have jetermined to sell off my large stock of Choice Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing Winter. Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards. or deal in Trees and reat dr by Aart early County. Office at Nevada, Oct. 14th, lication. “hace KR Street Levee, and after Dec. 1st will have a Depot in K; t, between 4th & th Sacramento, for sales —nid-5:tf +E. H. GAYLORD DIS PERICT(ATETORNEY. Will practice in all the] Courts of Nevada the 1861. urt Hense. 4. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FINCE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. March 6.N861—tf Amador, Siert Nevada Territ Sacramento, Feb. 1$th El Mark, Care 9.4. P. WwW. & Sacramento 0. M1. le of Nevada Co. = Goods to any Go Dorado, So City ity. P. WHITES Tuceday, Pacific Mail Steumship Co's. STEAMSHIP ait GOLDEN AGE. Capes BORG. ssvccserctdctccesess bees Commander, Will leave Folsom. Street Wharf Ga April ist 1862. At? o’clock A. M., punctually. ' Por Panama. A. Be PORBES, W. F. BABOOCK Cor. ‘Sacramento & Lridesdortf sts. Sau Francisco. eee will be conveyed from Panama to inwall by the Punaeen . Railroad Company and from Avpmwaitto New York by the Atlanti and Pacific Steams ; Agenta. A.M. . For aaaiet Is amnounced asa Candidate City Marshal ot Tenant ctontion. ~ Portiand, Victoria, V. I. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. BROTHER The Steamship Will leave Pacific st., Wharf, San Francisco. Wor the Above Ports. —OK— Oregon, andi. JONATHAN, RE Ss eS OI April ist 1862, At 4 O'CLOCK, P.M. known gels mgs pir new virtnes have been found. in its use, To those afflicted . jug with any of the above ills of the body, the “ Bitfor lot ters” are offered as a speedy and certain cure. . POnSE h Try them and form your own opinion.—Soldby . “jam sons arc exposed to the attacks of complaints of the organs, and of various kinds of . fever: Itie the very article in demand at themines. Ite@a store the tone of a deranged 8 » impart } cresh vitality to the digestive » and fhee he spirits. Yet the Bitters is the safest of ‘use will re hot and dry, wet and cold, be certain to obtain a will find it acertain safeguard to health.—Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere. b Religious Notices. Methodist Church,.—Hold every Sabbath at the Methodist Ch Biased ot of Broad street, at a # M., and 7 P. MM Ww. Grove Lees Pasto placo al—At the Court. House, every bree ath at ll, A.M and3p.m. Rey. Mr. Willés, . or? Baptint—At the Baptist Church, 8pri street, eve bbath at ii A. M., and 7 hap Rev: Brier! Pastor. Catholte.—Atthe Catholic ope. Wash ae street at 9 A. La E artds F J. Dalton, Pas HO FOR THE FASHIONS! _SPRING FASHIONS FOR is62!: A. LAMOTTY, HATTER! 1! SACRAMENTO, CAL. les for Hats and “LT AS isnued the Spring st H mh 62, a has on hand one Ca for 1862 of the a ‘ Largest & Best Stock of Hats Or ever exhibited in the State. .§ N. B.<Send-in your orders which will be promptly attended to. March ith, 1862. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner of Brcead-and Pine streets, We would inform our friends nese. tae all wishing our services that mad WE ARE PREPARED to atte. 1 those ie us with a call, at ati hours, Lecth after hay become sensitive by exposure of the nerve ‘will be filed without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this-Office, to be rmed in » MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction ~~ han elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise e will bemade. Our c oe ase mode: pa to suit the times, Wearepermanently focated in this a a March 4, 186 R. M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, Would inform the Merchants of Nevada and vicinity that they are again FORWARDING GC OODS FROM THEIR OLD STAND. tthe Feather River Landing. ae DOLLAR PER TON MarysviNe, Feb. 0th, 1862. c. Ww» A MULFORD, At his old me {OLD DUST bou += ca Cheeks on Raion on the Atiantic 8 in suing to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded the w. 8. Mint for Acsay or Cokeoge. County Serip bought at the Highest Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1862. Jd. €. BIRDSEYE, C. M. FELTON. BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS NO. 30 Main street, Nevada Cit URCHASE Gold Durt. Advance on st for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. Re. Bight Lona sdeaacting ante taaaiscanetemmeabd fb le. Highest Soveda. her GEORGE W. KIDD, THER, Ie men thas so long been . . all stimulants. Let the miner whos exposetto ; supply of the genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he . ofa1 oeonere ational,— Se al Meat ht ete bi boggy ‘ cad 736 76 'p. M.—Rev. A * Pastor. + Sein me GE! C das Shain. Nos. 15 and 36 Commercial eben,” oe WiOLmsaLe a MmTAts, _“DEALER Fine Havana Cigars, ‘Tobueco, Pipes, Playing Ca Cutlery, French Perfum\ so ery, ‘Snuff, &e., &e oS into ee FASHION RESTAURANT. BROAD sree, . orew. AT ALL HOUR6—Day and Nigh. wm, Sent en AVING this well at I AM Now a ranean TO ee THE BEST MOD re nA RA Game Suppers. alos things’ in "he t tiee, and a ie thes toten ofthe great peat. ay I intend to Nene the as a wa ie cople of the a S GbeD at e people of the stu Those do lg to peel go sh ae ter Nevada. Nov, 26, 1 BLAZE’S TAVERN, ~—— COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T if You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLASHEH’St Nevada. Sept. 6-tf T. ELLARD BEANS, No. 52 Broad Street, Wholesale and Retail. Dealer in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. Ky" Goods detivered of Charge.48 Nevada, Get. 20th, BAKER & WYMORE, DKALERA u Can Fruits, Groceries, Provi Wheat, Barley and Ground Feds, Broad Street, Nevada. Freon hand and yg nit i, mans, on hand and Goods delivered Free c1Charge Within a reasonable WooD—Of all on cee eden ee oe S Resesiomwning ot PEOPLE IN € BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER. Commercial Street, Nevada Offers better bargains in the Boo ant Shoe line than any other house . in Nevada. His a leeted stock consists a fine and-coarse hich he < os at extraordt low Jua drop in bis store‘and you will then be satisfied that there is a Cheay Shoe store in-the town. «are poor ag en fe wed on SUAEFER grt pha boy « rf Ledies ' your sitention is called to his stock of Shoes. = the busiuese. 4 ” ye mea ‘call and he sae Nev Dee. 17th—tf Boot a AND GENERAL DOV. 30-1 CoUNTY gb ak

ty, whe eternity, with al nin was . he mon. , unless ; Ineney . passed ogentin isco volition . e with ag He ce ne a uid bors 'y faces were all” + month fter ans time— fur the Jespuirdupont a4 he quarter, iit nine, . of the vn, but aan] ange ETOR » 1862. Dorrel friends a New jormerhe will a _ igh overhauling, and the euloon now looks “spirits of our atand on Broad street, formerly oceupied by _tions and demurrers, to which day. the Rerirrep.—Messrs. Carley & Hall loon, on Commercial street, which had bee? somewhat damaged by the leakage of their root, during tlie heavy rains of last winter, have juet given their establiehment 4 thor( na bright and neat on a pin. They are both clever fellows, good judges of hquor and un-} > derstand their business. We can recommend A certain bottle of chatnpagne, which was brought to the sanctum by Mr. Carley, hada wouderful effect in reviving the drooping “Local,” which depression hai heen caused by the Purson’s insinivations. Coxcenr. ~~Mr. Anthony Jones, a gentle» man of musical talent, will entertain the visitors to the Milwaukee Brewery, assisted by {other performers, on Monday evening next. The admittance is free, the lager beer of the best quality, and we took for a large and ap’ preciative audience, Mr. Pat. MuLcany has leaned the old Mr. Jas. Jeffery. He intends to keep.a nice’ place and we are sure he'll do it. Distaret” Covrr—March 29th —Wm < vs. his Creditors, Order for final de. 2 of discharge from debts and liabilidion’ = MeNeeley va. Californian Stage Co. —Motion for change of.venue denied. Rayner va. et al.—Demurrer ruled. —“Fn= the attaehiient against Hagadorn & Bowley, the partien were given until Monday April 7th, to file bri awers, Friday, April 4th was set for heatigg mof defendant Kidd overadjourned. er tyr if.it be not considered presumptuous on our part, we would advise our Christian brother to indulge in fewer insinuations and inuendoes than he has been indulging in of late, and that too, in regard to personal matters with which he had nothing to do. Their being thrown out in sanctimonious language does not improve them a bit. Reviling a man in one column and _cajoling him in another; doubting the authorship of a card, when the author's name is at the bottem of it in -eapital letters ; condemning the tenor of that card and ¢>mplimenting the man whose name is at the bottom of it, may appear very straightforward and logical with the “family newspaper” man, but to ordinary mortals, those whose knowledge of the subtie science of casuistry is not .so profound as the family newspaper man’s, it appears quite contradictory. Better be frank, Parson! crit is by no ineans a pleasent task to carry ona controversy with the “family news-:}_ paper” There is neither profit nor glory to be derived from, it, no matter how clear you. make your case. Quarreling with it, is very much like quarreling with an unprotected femele. The best thing you can do is to let the eritter alone. We had the verdancy to suppose that he might possibly mean what he says at the head of his first page in regard to advertising, and took the trouble of making a calculation accordingly, but he now comes and says that it don’t mean anything of the sort. It means something else. Well, as everythitg he has written so far, means everything or nothing, just as you please, a d et al., and Calnan ve. Kidd . _ A. BLOCK & CO, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. a CHARLES W. YOUNG, LMPORTER AND ‘DEALER LN Watches; Diamonds, Jewelry; . Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey's Biock, No. 37 Commercial Street. * Watches carefull to order. All articl ante Nevada, Nevi27h. 900. = ISSOLUTION.— The co-purtnership here tofore existing between Holmes & Muacate, undry business is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The Laundry business will be carried da by John Holmes, who is authorized to settle the ailairs of the late firm. J.HOLMES. . P. MUSCATE. Nevada, March 0th 1862 3-m. Repaired and Sian Taroagh P pp eg é 8. V. BR. R. AND ©. C. RB. RB. Leave Sacramiento.....6.90-4, M, and 2 P. M. ae igh "rama art A and 20.30 ** ere +«eessThree Dollars,. P B ones ai sox. . Nov. 90th, 180—tf a Pa FRESH GARDEN!!! FIELD SEEDS! JUST RECEIVED: ~-~AND— 4 FOR SALE! _ By Dr. C. M. BATES, Broad Street Drug Store. Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. Seo GROWTH OF 1861) AND BRIDGE nett on having act for any unmarried ** private life,”’ he and_wishes te young, handsonie aad rich widow, Being quite good joocking himself, TEMrERAT d -Y1GoROUS, he does not consider it apiece aetna by any means in inviting the peraindy ai f the ladies PARTICULARLY tothis notice. The he offers for sale the well-known property sithet ed in Nevada County and known as the ULL O18 BRIDGE AND TOLL ROAD ; this bri y des 4 is the only cne that cme withstood the fi this winter, andis a mews paris ane Seager Al80, the Toll-Toad thro of the Sugar Loaf, and + controli eneoes in the Henness Pass Road, which will make any ont fortune in owe year. The above described erty can be hai for the reasonable sum of 000, For particulars. refcr to the subscri> his “Man Mpriday”™ ( Win Stevens) on the March. 20, 1862. Cc. F. FLAUGHER. M Ato TI ya man, is desirous of retiri is alvotired-of a life of eeli . . F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail Denggist Nevada city, California. GEO. A. ite 7 WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, faa — "SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS, &c. Have taken ¢ Stand peor yea elon Feit & NE MAN, and will be in constant recei of 8 complete Stock of hy cag bale <ry wil) be sold at rates for CASH. A portion of he Public Races solicited. #7" Goods delivered free of ch 4 WEAVER &£CO. FOR CITY MARSHAL.» . wo. & GREGORY, Is announced as a Candidate for Ci-y Marshal at the next election. FOR CITY MARSHAL. _ Ww. MH. DAVEDSON. Is announced as a Candidate for the office of j J. W. CLARK, San CITY MARSHAL, *} AT THE ENSUING ELECTION. FOR CITY MARSHAL. GEO, 8. PEIRCE Py enn have G FRUIT TREBS and Forei dig Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Diatricts of Kurope next season, 6 have jetermined to sell off my large stock of Choice Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing Winter. Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards. or deal in Trees and reat dr by Aart early County. Office at Nevada, Oct. 14th, lication. “hace KR Street Levee, and after Dec. 1st will have a Depot in K; t, between 4th & th Sacramento, for sales —nid-5:tf +E. H. GAYLORD DIS PERICT(ATETORNEY. Will practice in all the] Courts of Nevada the 1861. urt Hense. 4. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FINCE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART street, (No. 96,) Nevada City.

March 6.N861—tf Amador, Siert Nevada Territ Sacramento, Feb. 1$th El Mark, Care 9.4. P. WwW. & Sacramento 0. M1. le of Nevada Co. = Goods to any Go Dorado, So City ity. P. WHITES Tuceday, Pacific Mail Steumship Co's. STEAMSHIP ait GOLDEN AGE. Capes BORG. ssvccserctdctccesess bees Commander, Will leave Folsom. Street Wharf Ga April ist 1862. At? o’clock A. M., punctually. ' Por Panama. A. Be PORBES, W. F. BABOOCK Cor. ‘Sacramento & Lridesdortf sts. Sau Francisco. eee will be conveyed from Panama to inwall by the Punaeen . Railroad Company and from Avpmwaitto New York by the Atlanti and Pacific Steams ; Agenta. A.M. . For aaaiet Is amnounced asa Candidate City Marshal ot Tenant ctontion. ~ Portiand, Victoria, V. I. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. BROTHER The Steamship Will leave Pacific st., Wharf, San Francisco. Wor the Above Ports. —OK— Oregon, andi. JONATHAN, RE Ss eS OI April ist 1862, At 4 O'CLOCK, P.M. known gels mgs pir new virtnes have been found. in its use, To those afflicted . jug with any of the above ills of the body, the “ Bitfor lot ters” are offered as a speedy and certain cure. . POnSE h Try them and form your own opinion.—Soldby . “jam sons arc exposed to the attacks of complaints of the organs, and of various kinds of . fever: Itie the very article in demand at themines. Ite@a store the tone of a deranged 8 » impart } cresh vitality to the digestive » and fhee he spirits. Yet the Bitters is the safest of ‘use will re hot and dry, wet and cold, be certain to obtain a will find it acertain safeguard to health.—Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere. b Religious Notices. Methodist Church,.—Hold every Sabbath at the Methodist Ch Biased ot of Broad street, at a # M., and 7 P. MM Ww. Grove Lees Pasto placo al—At the Court. House, every bree ath at ll, A.M and3p.m. Rey. Mr. Willés, . or? Baptint—At the Baptist Church, 8pri street, eve bbath at ii A. M., and 7 hap Rev: Brier! Pastor. Catholte.—Atthe Catholic ope. Wash ae street at 9 A. La E artds F J. Dalton, Pas HO FOR THE FASHIONS! _SPRING FASHIONS FOR is62!: A. LAMOTTY, HATTER! 1! SACRAMENTO, CAL. les for Hats and “LT AS isnued the Spring st H mh 62, a has on hand one Ca for 1862 of the a ‘ Largest & Best Stock of Hats Or ever exhibited in the State. .§ N. B.<Send-in your orders which will be promptly attended to. March ith, 1862. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner of Brcead-and Pine streets, We would inform our friends nese. tae all wishing our services that mad WE ARE PREPARED to atte. 1 those ie us with a call, at ati hours, Lecth after hay become sensitive by exposure of the nerve ‘will be filed without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this-Office, to be rmed in » MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction ~~ han elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise e will bemade. Our c oe ase mode: pa to suit the times, Wearepermanently focated in this a a March 4, 186 R. M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, Would inform the Merchants of Nevada and vicinity that they are again FORWARDING GC OODS FROM THEIR OLD STAND. tthe Feather River Landing. ae DOLLAR PER TON MarysviNe, Feb. 0th, 1862. c. Ww» A MULFORD, At his old me {OLD DUST bou += ca Cheeks on Raion on the Atiantic 8 in suing to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded the w. 8. Mint for Acsay or Cokeoge. County Serip bought at the Highest Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1862. Jd. €. BIRDSEYE, C. M. FELTON. BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS NO. 30 Main street, Nevada Cit URCHASE Gold Durt. Advance on st for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. Re.. Bight Lona sdeaacting ante taaaiscanetemmeabd fb le. Highest Soveda. her GEORGE W. KIDD, THER, Ie men thas so long been . . all stimulants. Let the miner whos exposetto ; supply of the genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he . ofa1 oeonere ational,— Se al Meat ht ete bi boggy ‘ cad 736 76 'p. M.—Rev. A * Pastor. + Sein me GE! C das Shain. Nos. 15 and 36 Commercial eben,” oe WiOLmsaLe a MmTAts, _“DEALER Fine Havana Cigars, ‘Tobueco, Pipes, Playing Ca Cutlery, French Perfum\ so ery, ‘Snuff, &e., &e oS into ee FASHION RESTAURANT. BROAD sree, . orew. AT ALL HOUR6—Day and Nigh. wm, Sent en AVING this well at I AM Now a ranean TO ee THE BEST MOD re nA RA Game Suppers. alos things’ in "he t tiee, and a ie thes toten ofthe great peat. ay I intend to Nene the as a wa ie cople of the a S GbeD at e people of the stu Those do lg to peel go sh ae ter Nevada. Nov, 26, 1 BLAZE’S TAVERN, ~—— COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T if You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLASHEH’St Nevada. Sept. 6-tf T. ELLARD BEANS, No. 52 Broad Street, Wholesale and Retail. Dealer in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. Ky" Goods detivered of Charge.48 Nevada, Get. 20th, BAKER & WYMORE, DKALERA u Can Fruits, Groceries, Provi Wheat, Barley and Ground Feds, Broad Street, Nevada. Freon hand and yg nit i, mans, on hand and Goods delivered Free c1Charge Within a reasonable WooD—Of all on cee eden ee oe S Resesiomwning ot PEOPLE IN € BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER. Commercial Street, Nevada Offers better bargains in the Boo ant Shoe line than any other house . in Nevada. His a leeted stock consists a fine and-coarse hich he < os at extraordt low Jua drop in bis store‘and you will then be satisfied that there is a Cheay Shoe store in-the town. «are poor ag en fe wed on SUAEFER grt pha boy « rf Ledies ' your sitention is called to his stock of Shoes. = the busiuese. 4 ” ye mea ‘call and he sae Nev Dee. 17th—tf Boot a AND GENERAL DOV. 30-1 CoUNTY gb ak