November 21, 1860 (4 pages)

NG A , from paving lay, day VIRth the ent, 1 AREC. = ‘ en.cipal. stant. nence: entlelege \ have ever ared d at rint3, tS, é b ie LW new ° the who evabeat ag~ pure Ao j _ party is lickéd in this State, I shall not, in , a ut , aw Shu Morning, Transcript. A FEemMALe ImPostror:—For thé list teu days, as we have the. best authority for asserting, a Woman, of genteel address, has been levying contributions on the miners and others, tn and. about Nevada and Grass Valley, to a very considerable extent: Her story is, that. she has two children to-send to the Atlantic States, ot to England, who are destitute orphans. This story is told very eraftily and is calculated te deceive -thé Most wary. She has on her list of benefactions the names, of many gentlemen she. has certainly tiever seen. She is the same woman who, tot long since, ited a buggy and horses of a livery stable keeper, in San Francisco, and drove so hard as to cause the death of the horses. Her name is BELL, and sife is Usually accompanied by a good looking Jad, of about sixteen years old, dark complexion, with an_ Italian or Spanish st¥le of face, Be on your guard, tends and felléw citizens, against the wiles of this cozening Jezebel! [omit cto em aD, A Few QUERIES. —The Marysville Demeerat, the most vigorous Douglas paper in the State, propounds the following queries: “Tf Lincoln be elected, he will swear to support the Constitution and the laws, for such is the Presidential oath. The Fugitive Slave Law is one of those laws. If he exeecutes that, faithfully, will the South have cause to secede? Another one'of those is the law against the slave trade. If he exe cutes that will the South have cause to secede? If he breaks his oath and does not execute the law against the slave trade, ‘ought the North to secede? ‘There is a law,’ we believe, in force by which the President is enabled te command the means of putti down nullification. If any of the Southern States attempt rebellion, will Lincoln execute that law?” wes MUusi¢ ny ELECTRICITY.—Professor Furbang, of Germantown, has just constructed @ curious ‘and truly very novel machine, which plays upon the piano or organ from ‘any set composition, no matter how complica: ted. The machine is so arranged that the largest combination of sounds canbe: pro‘duced with a precision, velocity and+ power excelling that. of the greatest masters of ‘keyed instruments. 4 River MINtNe.—The late rains have driven our river miners, says the Butte Democrat, out of their claims—the rise of watere having carried away portions of their fumes, and filled up their claims. Several ‘of the comp.nies have not taken out expen. ses, while others have been well remunerated. for their labor. ad How’s TRE PROBABILITY Now <Who'll +e Senator after Gwin? is now @ question which the old debaters will not have to settle. This reminds us of a rémark that Welder made; he said: “ If the Breckinridge a-l-t probability, be «candidate for the United ‘States Senate.” “How’s the probability with “‘a-bl” the rest of “em 1—Calaveras Chron. 2 ROBBERY AT FRENCH CAMP.—The house of Mr. John Clarey, at French Camp, wasq entered by burglars on the night of Wednes. day last, says the Stockton Republican, and robbed of $900, and a check on Wells, Fargo & Co. for $150. Chloroform, undoubtedly, had been used by the burglars. DEMOCRATIC STAXDARD.—This weekly journal, has followed the fate of ite daily namesake. The last number appeared last Sunday, in which the editor, J udge Botts, his retiring bow, and asserts that all his profits of the state printing office have been swallowed up by the daily and weekly Standard. MARYSVILLE FIREMEN -—It seems tha the fire department of Marysville is about to . disband, owing to the City Council having cut down the salaries of Chigf Engineer and Secretary. The Democrat thinks the Firemen right and. the Couneil i From New MEXxIco.—The Santa Fe Ga. zette of recent date, has the following : The party of Utahs that went into the Navajo country, under Sub-Agent Pheiffer, captured five hundred horses and five Six Navajos were killed and twenty were taken prisoners ; two Mexican boys, (captives) were rescued. The Utaks took the horses and made good their retreat, leaving Mr. _ Pheififer and a few Mexicans to take care of themselves and the sheep the best they could; the Navajos taking advantage of the weak party, succeeded in re-capturing three thousand sheep. After Mr. Pheiffer had been abandoned by the Utahs, he found himself in a very critical condition, from which he was relieved by the adherence of one Indian Chief, Sovata, and the tweaty Mexicans who were . (S\HAT DELICIOUS BEVERAGE, LAGER kx b > WOULD INFORM HIS ; the public ally that hé has addéd extensively to this @ large anid elegant tstablishment of Horses,’ Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &e., &e., and is -now, pre; ared to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found in the State. Well trained, fleet and eavy Saddle Horses, well opvipnes for ladies or gentlemen wilh be ready at pall times. A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retain the confidence of my friends, leads me to believe L will be able to give general satisfaction. Particular attention paid to_Horseson livery 288 with careful drivers Carriages always in for the use of Parties, Balls, &e. The quality of my stock will permit me to say that those seekin., pleasure or engaged on business would do well give me.a val] . sepo-tf J. 3, HELM, EMPIRE. LIVERY ‘STABLE, ViRBOAD STREET, 2233 opp: vsite the National Exchange. NEVADA CITY. *tARRI .GES, Horses and Buggies furnished ae ¥ orses boarded by the Day, Week, or by the rates. . at the most favorable : 819-tf National Exchange Saloon. aeons \ 'y‘HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM citizens of Nevada, and the traveling public, that he can be found at the os LARGE AND SPACIOUS SALOON (Consisting of Three grand divisions, ) = Under the National Exchange. — 1. THE BAR will recommend itself, and comment is untiecessary. 2 BILLIARD TABLESThe finest in the State. Refetence—The best of players. 7 _ 3. CIGAR AND TOBACCO EMPoRIUM—The stock of Tobacco and Cigars is com ete, and I promise to please the most fastidious in this article. . M., every day. 817-tf A. R. JENKINS, Proprietor. A. ISOARD, Fire-proof Cellar, Broad strect, second door above Wall & Newman’s grecery store, — Dealer in Wines, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUeRS; Fine Cigars, Tobacco, Etec, ABS SUPPLIED ON THE MesT liberal terms with Every Variety of Fine Liquors, Families wishing a PURE ARTICLE OF BRANDY can always depend on finding it here in quantities to suit. . octl—1m . Broad Street Market. JAMES COLLEY, Propricter, I. Kinds‘ of Meats.constantly on hand «¢ the above well known Market. and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. va Meats delivered in any part of the city at any time. : Prices aceording to quality of Meats purchased. Nevada, Oct. 2.tf 1 Another chance for the B. Fire Department Complete! Ho, Boys! 7 EYSTONE STH IN: THE FIELP! A. McALLISTER is Agent for the BEST: FRUIT in the modntains.Meats of all Kinds on Hand. Vegetables fresh every morning. All kinds of GAME—tame and wild ; Fresh "ISH, ete., will be sold CHEAP for CASH. ; A. McALLISTER, Nevada, Sept. 6-tf Commercial street EMPIRE MARKET,. a On Pine Street, just below Kidd’s Building, Charles Kent, ww OULD inform his old patrons, and all in want of ‘American BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEGETABLES; etc. to give hima call. oc He keeps on hand at all times a large lot of Sheep, Beef Cattle, sms etc. in the best condition which lie will sell wholesale or retail. Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf DRAMA SALOON, The most choice Wines, Cigars And Fine Liquors, , Always te be Found at this Saleen, FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors. Nevada, September 24-tf BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST, If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Lunch served from 113g A. M., to 1% o'clock, P. . “all the other remedies known, for the perinanent . more forcible manner than any werds which we with consumers. © In all cased’ of Dyspepsia, Debility, Loss of stomach, they will be found an, efficient remedy, As a preventative of Chills did Fever, they have no equel, and have with thousands become an Indispensable Family Medicine ; being. perfectly pure and free from any deletérious substance, can be taken by all, young and old, malo and female: with benefit. For saleby GEO. W.SNELL, (130 Washington street, San Francisco.) Ageiit. And by-the principal Groger's, Draggists aud Wine merchants throughout the country. n6-3n Xp Scevill’s Sarsnparilia;or Blood and Liver Syrup, curcs all diseases of the Blood . and Skin. ‘ = is BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures any derangement of the Liver. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Pimples on the face, and ail Eruptions. = BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. cures Serofula, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Boils. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Canker, Rheumatism, BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. The recipe is given to all physicians. BLOOD. AND LIVER SYRUP. ” Stands at thé head ofall Preparations as.a Blood Purifier and Liver Remedy. ee \Sold by Druggiets everywhere. GEORGE W. SNELD, suecessor-to Park & White, Agent, 130 ‘Washington street, San Francisco. n6-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S READ.--Dr. Wri. Hall’s Balsam has: proved more successful than cure ofall the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement ean find“ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose constitution forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing remedy for CONSUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received tire strongest testimonials from citizens of the highest respectability, aid is richly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none can be found so efficacious as Dk. Wot. HALL’s. BALSAM. It subdues theirriration, stops the awennnes and yestores the strength in a very short! space of ‘time. It subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg, and restores the strength in a.very short space of time. .It is well worthy your trial. ap Be sure and take none but. Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warranted to cureall ordiuary cases of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenzy. The Balsam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whotesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINEs, 130 Washington street, San Francisco né-3m The wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostetter’s “* STOMACH BITTERS ” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellence in a can offer. It renovates, purifies and strengthens the system, and aids the stomach in the performance efits functions. It is regarded on all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to procure it in the best possible way, should be the object of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and confidence, believing amd kuowing as we do, that it stands foremost ef the many preparations ef the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and poss essing the curative powers for all similar discases arising from a disardered stomoch. In the mest severe cases of crame, diarrhwa, and weakness in the stomach, the ‘‘ Bitters” have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success: Asa Tenic, Hostetter’s Bitters are most delightful, especially before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States. GEO. W. SNELL, saccesser to Park & White, Gencral agent for California, 130 Washington street, San Francisco. n6-3m W.B. Cummings & Co.--This extensive importing House are new receiving regulur consign Nevada. Sept. 6-tf Nevada Brewery Lager. Beer. R, on hand and for sale in quantities to — at my Brewery, on Sacramento street, Grass Vailey road. ; vada, Sept. 20—tf E. WEISS, Proprietor. . San Francisco Lager Beer RECEIVED THIS Day, LARGE SUPPLY of the celebrated LAGER —“— Jacob Gundlach, BAVARIAN BREWERY. On draught and for sale at the National Exchange Bar. oh Nevada, Sept. 22-4f A. R. JENKINS. TAILORING. FOGERTY WILL ATTEND to THE B . and Repai of gentleLd to makeup in the LATEST reasonable ‘terms. on Broad street, in the room formerly T. T. Fhompson opposite the Na RINGS! BINGS!! RINGS!!! ‘MINERS TAKE NOTICE THAT J*% SPANNA, me Street, Nevada, (A few doors below Young’s,) ~ MANUFACTURING ¢ Prettiest Jewelry Call>’ him if want A RING MADE OF YOUR OWN GOLD, with him. having risen to opulenee in defiance of opposition ments of the following choice liquors, viz : Amnbrosial Whisky, Nectar Whisky, Bourbon Whivky, and the well known article of “« W. S.C Club House Gin.” The names of the consignees above are a sufficient guarantee of the purity and high standard of those goods, whieh can be found at all the principal liquor houses in the States. N, B.—Dr, Czapkay’s medical and surgical [netitute is om Sacramento street, below Montgomery, jopposite the Pacific Mail Steamship company’s office, San Francisco. ‘Dr. CzarKAY’s well kuewn and universally acknowledged ability as a Physician is a sufficient guaranty that those who may put themselves under his care will receiye the attention that their cases may require. The following is an editorial notice in the San Mateo Gazette, of April, 21, 1860: “ Success—In eur deily experience we are often reminded how. esscutial are industry and perseverance to success in life. This is probably nowhere mere strongly illustrated than in California. Here are individual instances of men the mest malignant. We have one in our minds eye, in the person of L. J. Czapkay, M. D., of San Franciseo. He certainly must; possess merit, else why his immense success? A single view of the adjuncts at his command in the shape ef Drugs, Chemieals and Surgical Instruments, the latter of Which are the most beautiful and complete in California, at his medical and surgical in stitute, corner of Sacramento and Leidesdoril streets, must convince the most skeptical as to his resources, and a few moments conversation will disclose the affable gentleman. Let the Or a Wi ow a Wateh iMeled salés and faver. Pay tite or ny irregularity of the .a8 well as ‘a most wholsome. and agreeable-tenic. ; a DEALERS IN CLOTH ING, A. BLOCK & ¢o., . Cotner Pine and Commercial Sts. co —_ NEVADA: sepé-tf . . UNAONIVERY: STABLE. bapiipld Sat deen ie i a>. “Grr ee certs 1 a fy ne ee aucaster, ) . Sichem Bitters and Wigw thin re. . 4 'B4OCE8 FURTIR: . Wf BEOCK, de DR ¥.-GOODS s 01 E. re MA» Wy FS nie, ese attequalied Bitters and Tonic are 9 PRIENDS' AND . so. nedtin quptied. Bi D T OR Cormier of Washington & Main Streets, Nevada \he LL rEcse Store and the Largést stock of ‘Dry ds ever opened: in this ¢ ty is'at ‘the Silk and Shawl -Honseof ihe @ disnajiab Dab) HAGADORN & BOWLREY. 5.0 ater eciiny Picea steamer se. a ‘ yard, st the sills and shall house of yee Ps, English Crown Black Silk at 8 08 1 per ards going off with a rush at the ails and shawl house of : HAGADORN & BOWLEY. (C. H. MEYER & CO. . Importers and Wholesale Dealers in BRICK STORE, NO 76 BROAD STRERT, NEVADA. 08 FOURTH GIFT ENTERTAINMENT. * “<-dred Dollars ! WATCHES AND DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ETO. . Finest English, Swiss, and American Watches, Chronbdmeters, Levers, Mitependent Seconds, Nickel Movemets, etc. ALSO—Fine Gold Chains, of every variety. LADIES’ SETS, BROOCHES, RINGS, of all /kinds, includin, DIAMONDS, RUBIES, EMERALDS, PEARLS and OPAL. Pearl, Coral, Mosaic and Cameo Work,” Necklaces, Chatelaines, Bracelets, Gold Cane Heads, Silver Cups and Goblets. Also—FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, IN CASH’! Will be. distributed by a Comniittee selectod by the TICKET HOLDERS ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28th, 1860. Xx Fer full particulars refer to Bills. Xr Every Article Warranted as repre sentedin the Bills. Nevada, Sept. 20-13¢m C.W. YOUNG. j TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. CALIFORNIA. STAGE Co. The stages of this ' Company pam Will leave their office, at the Hae NATIONAL EXCHANGE, on Broad street, Nevada City, FOR SACRAMENTO CITY. Leaves Nevada at lo’clock,. »., and arriving at Sacramento in tim San Francisco. FOR MARYSVILLE. Leaves the above hamed office, every mornin F at 8 o’cloek, peesing. by Grass Valley, Rough Ready, Empire Ranch and Lon » and arriving at Marysville in time to connect Company’s 2 o’cleck stages to Shasta. FOR FOREST CITY. Leaves every morning at 7 0 elock for North San Juan, Camptonville and Forest City. FOR ORLEANS FLAT. Leaves every day at 7 o'clock A. M., via Bell’s Ranch, Humbug City, hang? He Flat, Moore’s Flat, and arriving at ‘Orleans Flat at 12M. KReturning, Leaves Orleans Flat at 8 o’clock A. M. arriving at Nevada at 1 0’clock, connecting with the Marysville and to Stages. AMES HAWORTH, Prew't. C.3. Co. W. S. McRoserts, Agent, Nevada. DELAWARE with the AND HAVANA LOTTERIES. FRANCE, BROADBENT & Co," AGENCY, San Francisco, CaL Pocket Book Lost. o16-tf O*’ or about the Gth imat, a Pecket Book was lost or stelen from me, centaini: a Promissory Note, drawn on or about the lst ‘e April, or May, 1857, for $150 or $300, Fox’ An to ~— Johnson, and signed by R. HB. Scofield and §. M. ‘Timmons. The P rogpa are hereby cautioned ped to purchase said Note as its payment has been 8 Liberty Hill, Nov.14-1w* 8. M. TIMMONS. A Goop CHANCE Fora Small Investment! G? and purchase one of HOWARD’S new improved Hydraulie Hose Sewing Machines, it will profit you from Twenty to Thirty Dollars per day! A good, safe, and profitable business for one with a small capital.” Go and see his Hose Sewing Machine ! He has now two in running order, and will in a short time be we supplied with more, finished in «a superior style. Place of Business—In Wharteuby’s fre roof, Building, opposite Mulford’s Banking Bouee wm Street. 8 8. HOWARD. Billiard “Fable Manufactory. ROUX & Co, 5 Nevads, —— pring street, HAVE NOW ON HAND A [QmrLeTE ASSORTMENT OF LIARD TABLES, Balls, Billiard Cloth and Cues. We receive from 8, tad pew Yorka full assortment of everything used our fPusinees. CABINET WoO K quickly exeouted at th most reasonable prices. 825-2m , OR SALE. AY rRLLING HOUSE AN coop doko OUSE AND faculty ” : do their ut A be ity as they are termed, eabien” FRENCH BRANDIES, Wines and Foreign & Domestic Liquors generally vp -bwice the money, at the silk Twelve ‘Thousand Five HunFinest Quartz Jewelry! lor the 0 +ock boats for Pancy Silk Robes, 2, : Zand 9 fleur. 1 00 ees, something-entirely nen naa wilk. and shawl house of “HAGADORN & BOWLEY.-: > Velvet lounced Robes, sélling athaif their or Leost_at-the louse of AGADORN & BOWLEY. Kmbroidered Velvet Clonks and Capes, selling at $18, $20, and $25. worth and shawl stbre of : HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Broud Cloth Cloaks, new styles at » $7,.and $10 each, at the silk and shawt HAGADORN & BOWLEY: See French Merino, all wool; frem 6234 ets to $1,00 at the silk and shawl honse, HAGADORN & BOWLEY, rhe Best Quality of alt wool DeLaine, sebling at 374g aud 50 cts per yard at the ailk and MAGADORN & BOWLEY. . 50 10 house of shaw! house ot yard, at the silk and shawl house of ¥ HAGADORN.& BOWLEY. es Silk Striped Brilliantie De Soie, fechas: very rich and entirely new, at tue silk and shawl house of HAGADORN & ROWLEY. 8 Ps, Eamerell Stripe, diy eee new, beautifa 1 goods, selling rapidly at the silk ana shawl store of 7 A Wool Piaids, selling for 3734 and 50.eta at the silk aus shawl house of : HAGADORN & BOWLEY, 20 Pe Toil de Dutehman, magnifica goods. Call and sec them, at the silk and suawlnouse of. HAGADORN & BOWLEY. 1 Case Travelling Dress Goods, slightly dam aged, cost 42 cts in New York, selling at l2d¢ cts at the silk ar? shawl house of 2 MAGADORN & BOWLEY. Pc. SALK, vew styles, just received from Stuarts, New York, going off with a rush at tue sills and shaw] house of HAGADORN & BOWLEYX. 1 00 Bonnets, new styles. just recetved from New York, ut the silk and shawl house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. [aE Largest stock of Ribbons and Trim. mings, in the sii is at the silk and shaw! houseo HAGADORN & BOWLEY. . A Magnificent assortment, of Silk \and Woo ik and Lace Curtains, at the sik aud shawl house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Sis Biuslin, Book Muslin, Stripe and Cheek Muslin, plain and plaid Nainsooh,. Jacons. and everything else iu the line of white goods at the silk and shaw! house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. ‘om Largest stock of Embroideries in the State is at the silk and shaw! house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY: Krish Poplin Dresses, selling at very 50 low prices at the silk and shawl house of ~’ HAGADORN & BOWLEY. . N Endless Variety of Gloy Hosiery and A Linea Handkerchieis, at the silk and shaw! store ol HAGADORN & BOWLEY. 30 ee. Veivet, ae 3 ply Penny Ingrais pets,‘ at ceuts less than othur house re per Be the silk and shawl hoses af HAGADOKN & BOWLEY. PE her vip . beat Oil Cloth, at 62 cts per yd at the silk and shawl house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Cases Prints, vsw styles, selling 10 yde 1 0 for 87 cents at the silk and shawl stere of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Cases Best Quality, 4-4 Bleached Sheet at 12, worth 20 ets. at the silk. cuent teaee HAGA DORN & BOWLEY. Cotton and Weel, and all woo! pair selling at 7 t the HAGADOEN & BOWLEY. of Cheneil Scarfe aud 1 LL Assortment . A Opett Hooda, the ai ond shaw bouse of & BOWLEY, Rs! hite, Blue, Gray and Yellow FlanQualities at the silk and shawl house of GAGADORN & BOWLEY. Pe. Pinin and Wigured Opera Fla. 5 nelg, sell at very low pes, at 20 scl, cig HAGADORN & BOWLEY, () Pe. 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, selling at 22 50 and 37 cts, at the silk and shaw) house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. rl USE TS, Marseilies, Lancaster and 200 ter, at the silk and shawl ho or HAGADORN & BOWLEXY. imen Table Damask, Napkin + Diaper. and an endless variet f Linen t the Licino housaof ” wees HAGADORN & BOWLEY PATTISON. . Mate Telegraph Office. ) ™~ Dee 5 00 Pa. DeLaine, Hamilton and Manchester. aclling at 1254, 18, 20 and 25 Cts. per HAGADORN & BOWLEY. __ exh,

NG A , from paving lay, day VIRth the ent, 1 AREC. = ‘ en.cipal. stant. nence: entlelege \ have ever ared d at rint3, tS, é b ie LW new ° the who evabeat ag~ pure Ao j _ party is lickéd in this State, I shall not, in , a ut , aw Shu Morning, Transcript. A FEemMALe ImPostror:—For thé list teu days, as we have the. best authority for asserting, a Woman, of genteel address, has been levying contributions on the miners and others, tn and. about Nevada and Grass Valley, to a very considerable extent: Her story is, that. she has two children to-send to the Atlantic States, ot to England, who are destitute orphans. This story is told very eraftily and is calculated te deceive -thé Most wary. She has on her list of benefactions the names, of many gentlemen she. has certainly tiever seen. She is the same woman who, tot long since, ited a buggy and horses of a livery stable keeper, in San Francisco, and drove so hard as to cause the death of the horses. Her name is BELL, and sife is Usually accompanied by a good looking Jad, of about sixteen years old, dark complexion, with an_ Italian or Spanish st¥le of face, Be on your guard, tends and felléw citizens, against the wiles of this cozening Jezebel! [omit cto em aD, A Few QUERIES. —The Marysville Demeerat, the most vigorous Douglas paper in the State, propounds the following queries: “Tf Lincoln be elected, he will swear to support the Constitution and the laws, for such is the Presidential oath. The Fugitive Slave Law is one of those laws. If he exeecutes that, faithfully, will the South have cause to secede? Another one'of those is the law against the slave trade. If he exe cutes that will the South have cause to secede? If he breaks his oath and does not execute the law against the slave trade, ‘ought the North to secede? ‘There is a law,’ we believe, in force by which the President is enabled te command the means of putti down nullification. If any of the Southern States attempt rebellion, will Lincoln execute that law?” wes MUusi¢ ny ELECTRICITY.—Professor Furbang, of Germantown, has just constructed @ curious ‘and truly very novel machine, which plays upon the piano or organ from ‘any set composition, no matter how complica: ted. The machine is so arranged that the largest combination of sounds canbe: pro‘duced with a precision, velocity and+ power excelling that. of the greatest masters of ‘keyed instruments. 4 River MINtNe.—The late rains have driven our river miners, says the Butte Democrat, out of their claims—the rise of watere having carried away portions of their fumes, and filled up their claims. Several ‘of the comp.nies have not taken out expen. ses, while others have been well remunerated. for their labor. ad How’s TRE PROBABILITY Now <Who'll +e Senator after Gwin? is now @ question which the old debaters will not have to settle. This reminds us of a rémark that Welder made; he said: “ If the Breckinridge a-l-t probability, be «candidate for the United ‘States Senate.” “How’s the probability with “‘a-bl” the rest of “em 1—Calaveras Chron. 2 ROBBERY AT FRENCH CAMP.—The house of Mr. John Clarey, at French Camp, wasq entered by burglars on the night of Wednes. day last, says the Stockton Republican, and robbed of $900, and a check on Wells, Fargo & Co. for $150. Chloroform, undoubtedly, had been used by the burglars. DEMOCRATIC STAXDARD.—This weekly journal, has followed the fate of ite daily namesake. The last number appeared last Sunday, in which the editor, J udge Botts, his retiring bow, and asserts that all his profits of the state printing office have been swallowed up by the daily and weekly Standard. MARYSVILLE FIREMEN -—It seems tha the fire department of Marysville is about to . disband, owing to the City Council having cut down the salaries of Chigf Engineer and Secretary. The Democrat thinks the Firemen right and. the Couneil i From New MEXxIco.—The Santa Fe Ga. zette of recent date, has the following : The party of Utahs that went into the Navajo country, under Sub-Agent Pheiffer, captured five hundred horses and five Six Navajos were killed and twenty were taken prisoners ; two Mexican boys, (captives) were rescued. The Utaks took the horses and made good their retreat, leaving Mr. _ Pheififer and a few Mexicans to take care of themselves and the sheep the best they could; the Navajos taking advantage of the weak party, succeeded in re-capturing three thousand sheep. After Mr. Pheiffer had been abandoned by the Utahs, he found himself in a very critical condition, from which he was relieved by the adherence of one Indian Chief, Sovata, and the tweaty Mexicans who were . (S\HAT DELICIOUS BEVERAGE, LAGER kx b > WOULD INFORM HIS ; the public ally that hé has addéd extensively to this @ large anid elegant tstablishment of Horses,’ Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &e., &e., and is -now, pre; ared to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found in the State. Well trained, fleet and eavy Saddle Horses, well opvipnes for ladies or gentlemen wilh be ready at pall times. A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retain the confidence of my friends, leads me to believe L will be able to give general satisfaction. Particular attention paid to_Horseson livery 288 with careful drivers Carriages always in for the use of Parties, Balls, &e. The quality of my stock will permit me to say that those seekin., pleasure or engaged on business would do well give me.a val] . sepo-tf J. 3, HELM, EMPIRE. LIVERY ‘STABLE, ViRBOAD STREET, 2233 opp: vsite the National Exchange. NEVADA CITY. *tARRI .GES, Horses and Buggies furnished ae ¥ orses boarded by the Day, Week, or by the rates. . at the most favorable : 819-tf National Exchange Saloon. aeons \ 'y‘HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM citizens of Nevada, and the traveling public, that he can be found at the os LARGE AND SPACIOUS SALOON (Consisting of Three grand divisions, ) = Under the National Exchange. — 1. THE BAR will recommend itself, and comment is untiecessary. 2 BILLIARD TABLESThe finest in the State. Refetence—The best of players. 7 _ 3. CIGAR AND TOBACCO EMPoRIUM—The stock of Tobacco and Cigars is com ete, and I promise to please the most fastidious in this article. . M., every day. 817-tf A. R. JENKINS, Proprietor. A. ISOARD, Fire-proof Cellar, Broad strect, second door above Wall & Newman’s grecery store, — Dealer in Wines, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUeRS; Fine Cigars, Tobacco, Etec, ABS SUPPLIED ON THE MesT liberal terms with Every Variety of Fine Liquors, Families wishing a PURE ARTICLE OF BRANDY can always depend on finding it here in quantities to suit. . octl—1m . Broad Street Market. JAMES COLLEY, Propricter, I. Kinds‘ of Meats.constantly on hand «¢ the above well known Market. and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. va Meats delivered in any part of the city at any time. : Prices aceording to quality of Meats purchased. Nevada, Oct. 2.tf 1 Another chance for the B. Fire Department Complete! Ho, Boys! 7 EYSTONE STH IN: THE FIELP! A. McALLISTER is Agent for the BEST: FRUIT in the modntains.Meats of all Kinds on Hand. Vegetables fresh every morning. All kinds of GAME—tame and wild ; Fresh "ISH, ete., will be sold CHEAP for CASH. ; A. McALLISTER, Nevada, Sept. 6-tf Commercial street EMPIRE MARKET,. a On Pine Street, just below Kidd’s Building, Charles Kent, ww OULD inform his old patrons, and all in want of ‘American BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEGETABLES; etc. to give hima call. oc He keeps on hand at all times a large lot of Sheep, Beef Cattle, sms etc. in the best condition which lie will sell wholesale or retail. Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf DRAMA SALOON, The most choice Wines, Cigars And Fine Liquors, , Always te be Found at this Saleen, FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors. Nevada, September 24-tf BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST, If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Lunch served from 113g A. M., to 1% o'clock, P. . “all the other remedies known, for the perinanent . more forcible manner than any werds which we with consumers. © In all cased’ of Dyspepsia, Debility, Loss of stomach, they will be found an, efficient remedy, As a preventative of Chills did Fever, they have no equel, and have with thousands become an Indispensable Family Medicine ; being. perfectly pure and free from any deletérious substance, can be taken by all, young and old, malo and female: with benefit. For saleby GEO. W.SNELL, (130 Washington street, San Francisco.) Ageiit. And by-the principal Groger's, Draggists aud Wine merchants throughout the country. n6-3n Xp Scevill’s Sarsnparilia;or Blood and Liver Syrup, curcs all diseases of the Blood . and Skin. ‘ = is BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures any derangement of the Liver. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Pimples on the face, and ail Eruptions. = BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. cures Serofula, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Boils. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Canker, Rheumatism, BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. The recipe is given to all physicians. BLOOD. AND LIVER SYRUP. ” Stands at thé head ofall Preparations as.a Blood Purifier and Liver Remedy. ee \Sold by Druggiets everywhere. GEORGE W. SNELD, suecessor-to Park & White, Agent, 130 ‘Washington street, San Francisco. n6-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S READ.--Dr. Wri. Hall’s Balsam has: proved more successful than cure ofall the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement ean find“ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose constitution forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing remedy for CONSUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received tire strongest testimonials from citizens of the highest respectability, aid is richly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none can be found so efficacious as Dk. Wot. HALL’s. BALSAM. It subdues theirriration, stops the awennnes and yestores the strength in a very short! space of ‘time. It subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg, and restores the strength in a.very short space of time. .It is well worthy your trial. ap Be sure and take none but. Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warranted to cureall ordiuary cases of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenzy. The Balsam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whotesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINEs, 130 Washington street, San Francisco né-3m The wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostetter’s “* STOMACH BITTERS ” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellence in a can offer. It renovates, purifies and strengthens the system, and aids the stomach in the performance efits functions. It is regarded on all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to procure it in the best possible way, should be the object of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and confidence, believing amd kuowing as we do, that it stands foremost ef the many preparations ef the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and poss essing the curative powers for all similar discases arising from a disardered stomoch. In the mest severe cases of crame, diarrhwa, and weakness in the stomach, the ‘‘ Bitters” have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success: Asa Tenic, Hostetter’s Bitters are most delightful, especially before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States. GEO. W. SNELL, saccesser to Park & White, Gencral agent for California, 130 Washington street, San Francisco. n6-3m W.B. Cummings & Co.--This extensive importing House are new receiving regulur consign Nevada. Sept. 6-tf Nevada Brewery Lager. Beer. R, on hand and for sale in quantities to — at my Brewery, on Sacramento street, Grass Vailey road. ;

vada, Sept. 20—tf E. WEISS, Proprietor. . San Francisco Lager Beer RECEIVED THIS Day, LARGE SUPPLY of the celebrated LAGER —“— Jacob Gundlach, BAVARIAN BREWERY. On draught and for sale at the National Exchange Bar. oh Nevada, Sept. 22-4f A. R. JENKINS. TAILORING. FOGERTY WILL ATTEND to THE B . and Repai of gentleLd to makeup in the LATEST reasonable ‘terms. on Broad street, in the room formerly T. T. Fhompson opposite the Na RINGS! BINGS!! RINGS!!! ‘MINERS TAKE NOTICE THAT J*% SPANNA, me Street, Nevada, (A few doors below Young’s,) ~ MANUFACTURING ¢ Prettiest Jewelry Call>’ him if want A RING MADE OF YOUR OWN GOLD, with him. having risen to opulenee in defiance of opposition ments of the following choice liquors, viz : Amnbrosial Whisky, Nectar Whisky, Bourbon Whivky, and the well known article of “« W. S.C Club House Gin.” The names of the consignees above are a sufficient guarantee of the purity and high standard of those goods, whieh can be found at all the principal liquor houses in the States. N, B.—Dr, Czapkay’s medical and surgical [netitute is om Sacramento street, below Montgomery, jopposite the Pacific Mail Steamship company’s office, San Francisco. ‘Dr. CzarKAY’s well kuewn and universally acknowledged ability as a Physician is a sufficient guaranty that those who may put themselves under his care will receiye the attention that their cases may require. The following is an editorial notice in the San Mateo Gazette, of April, 21, 1860: “ Success—In eur deily experience we are often reminded how. esscutial are industry and perseverance to success in life. This is probably nowhere mere strongly illustrated than in California. Here are individual instances of men the mest malignant. We have one in our minds eye, in the person of L. J. Czapkay, M. D., of San Franciseo. He certainly must; possess merit, else why his immense success? A single view of the adjuncts at his command in the shape ef Drugs, Chemieals and Surgical Instruments, the latter of Which are the most beautiful and complete in California, at his medical and surgical in stitute, corner of Sacramento and Leidesdoril streets, must convince the most skeptical as to his resources, and a few moments conversation will disclose the affable gentleman. Let the Or a Wi ow a Wateh iMeled salés and faver. Pay tite or ny irregularity of the .a8 well as ‘a most wholsome. and agreeable-tenic. ; a DEALERS IN CLOTH ING, A. BLOCK & ¢o., . Cotner Pine and Commercial Sts. co —_ NEVADA: sepé-tf . . UNAONIVERY: STABLE. bapiipld Sat deen ie i a>. “Grr ee certs 1 a fy ne ee aucaster, ) . Sichem Bitters and Wigw thin re. . 4 'B4OCE8 FURTIR: . Wf BEOCK, de DR ¥.-GOODS s 01 E. re MA» Wy FS nie, ese attequalied Bitters and Tonic are 9 PRIENDS' AND . so. nedtin quptied. Bi D T OR Cormier of Washington & Main Streets, Nevada \he LL rEcse Store and the Largést stock of ‘Dry ds ever opened: in this ¢ ty is'at ‘the Silk and Shawl -Honseof ihe @ disnajiab Dab) HAGADORN & BOWLREY. 5.0 ater eciiny Picea steamer se. a ‘ yard, st the sills and shall house of yee Ps, English Crown Black Silk at 8 08 1 per ards going off with a rush at the ails and shawl house of : HAGADORN & BOWLEY. (C. H. MEYER & CO. . Importers and Wholesale Dealers in BRICK STORE, NO 76 BROAD STRERT, NEVADA. 08 FOURTH GIFT ENTERTAINMENT. * “<-dred Dollars ! WATCHES AND DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ETO. . Finest English, Swiss, and American Watches, Chronbdmeters, Levers, Mitependent Seconds, Nickel Movemets, etc. ALSO—Fine Gold Chains, of every variety. LADIES’ SETS, BROOCHES, RINGS, of all /kinds, includin, DIAMONDS, RUBIES, EMERALDS, PEARLS and OPAL. Pearl, Coral, Mosaic and Cameo Work,” Necklaces, Chatelaines, Bracelets, Gold Cane Heads, Silver Cups and Goblets. Also—FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, IN CASH’! Will be. distributed by a Comniittee selectod by the TICKET HOLDERS ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28th, 1860. Xx Fer full particulars refer to Bills. Xr Every Article Warranted as repre sentedin the Bills. Nevada, Sept. 20-13¢m C.W. YOUNG. j TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. CALIFORNIA. STAGE Co. The stages of this ' Company pam Will leave their office, at the Hae NATIONAL EXCHANGE, on Broad street, Nevada City, FOR SACRAMENTO CITY. Leaves Nevada at lo’clock,. »., and arriving at Sacramento in tim San Francisco. FOR MARYSVILLE. Leaves the above hamed office, every mornin F at 8 o’cloek, peesing. by Grass Valley, Rough Ready, Empire Ranch and Lon » and arriving at Marysville in time to connect Company’s 2 o’cleck stages to Shasta. FOR FOREST CITY. Leaves every morning at 7 0 elock for North San Juan, Camptonville and Forest City. FOR ORLEANS FLAT. Leaves every day at 7 o'clock A. M., via Bell’s Ranch, Humbug City, hang? He Flat, Moore’s Flat, and arriving at ‘Orleans Flat at 12M. KReturning, Leaves Orleans Flat at 8 o’clock A. M. arriving at Nevada at 1 0’clock, connecting with the Marysville and to Stages. AMES HAWORTH, Prew't. C.3. Co. W. S. McRoserts, Agent, Nevada. DELAWARE with the AND HAVANA LOTTERIES. FRANCE, BROADBENT & Co," AGENCY, San Francisco, CaL Pocket Book Lost. o16-tf O*’ or about the Gth imat, a Pecket Book was lost or stelen from me, centaini: a Promissory Note, drawn on or about the lst ‘e April, or May, 1857, for $150 or $300, Fox’ An to ~— Johnson, and signed by R. HB. Scofield and §. M. ‘Timmons. The P rogpa are hereby cautioned ped to purchase said Note as its payment has been 8 Liberty Hill, Nov.14-1w* 8. M. TIMMONS. A Goop CHANCE Fora Small Investment! G? and purchase one of HOWARD’S new improved Hydraulie Hose Sewing Machines, it will profit you from Twenty to Thirty Dollars per day! A good, safe, and profitable business for one with a small capital.” Go and see his Hose Sewing Machine ! He has now two in running order, and will in a short time be we supplied with more, finished in «a superior style. Place of Business—In Wharteuby’s fre roof, Building, opposite Mulford’s Banking Bouee wm Street. 8 8. HOWARD. Billiard “Fable Manufactory. ROUX & Co, 5 Nevads, —— pring street, HAVE NOW ON HAND A [QmrLeTE ASSORTMENT OF LIARD TABLES, Balls, Billiard Cloth and Cues. We receive from 8, tad pew Yorka full assortment of everything used our fPusinees. CABINET WoO K quickly exeouted at th most reasonable prices. 825-2m , OR SALE. AY rRLLING HOUSE AN coop doko OUSE AND faculty ” : do their ut A be ity as they are termed, eabien” FRENCH BRANDIES, Wines and Foreign & Domestic Liquors generally vp -bwice the money, at the silk Twelve ‘Thousand Five HunFinest Quartz Jewelry! lor the 0 +ock boats for Pancy Silk Robes, 2, : Zand 9 fleur. 1 00 ees, something-entirely nen naa wilk. and shawl house of “HAGADORN & BOWLEY.-: > Velvet lounced Robes, sélling athaif their or Leost_at-the louse of AGADORN & BOWLEY. Kmbroidered Velvet Clonks and Capes, selling at $18, $20, and $25. worth and shawl stbre of : HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Broud Cloth Cloaks, new styles at » $7,.and $10 each, at the silk and shawt HAGADORN & BOWLEY: See French Merino, all wool; frem 6234 ets to $1,00 at the silk and shawl honse, HAGADORN & BOWLEY, rhe Best Quality of alt wool DeLaine, sebling at 374g aud 50 cts per yard at the ailk and MAGADORN & BOWLEY. . 50 10 house of shaw! house ot yard, at the silk and shawl house of ¥ HAGADORN.& BOWLEY. es Silk Striped Brilliantie De Soie, fechas: very rich and entirely new, at tue silk and shawl house of HAGADORN & ROWLEY. 8 Ps, Eamerell Stripe, diy eee new, beautifa 1 goods, selling rapidly at the silk ana shawl store of 7 A Wool Piaids, selling for 3734 and 50.eta at the silk aus shawl house of : HAGADORN & BOWLEY, 20 Pe Toil de Dutehman, magnifica goods. Call and sec them, at the silk and suawlnouse of. HAGADORN & BOWLEY. 1 Case Travelling Dress Goods, slightly dam aged, cost 42 cts in New York, selling at l2d¢ cts at the silk ar? shawl house of 2 MAGADORN & BOWLEY. Pc. SALK, vew styles, just received from Stuarts, New York, going off with a rush at tue sills and shaw] house of HAGADORN & BOWLEYX. 1 00 Bonnets, new styles. just recetved from New York, ut the silk and shawl house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. [aE Largest stock of Ribbons and Trim. mings, in the sii is at the silk and shaw! houseo HAGADORN & BOWLEY. . A Magnificent assortment, of Silk \and Woo ik and Lace Curtains, at the sik aud shawl house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Sis Biuslin, Book Muslin, Stripe and Cheek Muslin, plain and plaid Nainsooh,. Jacons. and everything else iu the line of white goods at the silk and shaw! house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. ‘om Largest stock of Embroideries in the State is at the silk and shaw! house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY: Krish Poplin Dresses, selling at very 50 low prices at the silk and shawl house of ~’ HAGADORN & BOWLEY. . N Endless Variety of Gloy Hosiery and A Linea Handkerchieis, at the silk and shaw! store ol HAGADORN & BOWLEY. 30 ee. Veivet, ae 3 ply Penny Ingrais pets,‘ at ceuts less than othur house re per Be the silk and shawl hoses af HAGADOKN & BOWLEY. PE her vip . beat Oil Cloth, at 62 cts per yd at the silk and shawl house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Cases Prints, vsw styles, selling 10 yde 1 0 for 87 cents at the silk and shawl stere of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. Cases Best Quality, 4-4 Bleached Sheet at 12, worth 20 ets. at the silk. cuent teaee HAGA DORN & BOWLEY. Cotton and Weel, and all woo! pair selling at 7 t the HAGADOEN & BOWLEY. of Cheneil Scarfe aud 1 LL Assortment . A Opett Hooda, the ai ond shaw bouse of & BOWLEY, Rs! hite, Blue, Gray and Yellow FlanQualities at the silk and shawl house of GAGADORN & BOWLEY. Pe. Pinin and Wigured Opera Fla. 5 nelg, sell at very low pes, at 20 scl, cig HAGADORN & BOWLEY, () Pe. 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, selling at 22 50 and 37 cts, at the silk and shaw) house of HAGADORN & BOWLEY. rl USE TS, Marseilies, Lancaster and 200 ter, at the silk and shawl ho or HAGADORN & BOWLEXY. imen Table Damask, Napkin + Diaper. and an endless variet f Linen t the Licino housaof ” wees HAGADORN & BOWLEY PATTISON. . Mate Telegraph Office. ) ™~ Dee 5 00 Pa. DeLaine, Hamilton and Manchester. aclling at 1254, 18, 20 and 25 Cts. per HAGADORN & BOWLEY. __ exh,