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DR.. III. V. BICKNELL,
EcIccfic Physician and Surgeon

O6fce on Broad Street, I'd Door abore the I'm
ION Hotel
TIE i. prepared with accommodations for those
II who wish to place themselves under his care
DIR. Bicknell is also thorough read and pract-
cally skilled Dentist, and will perform the follow.
ing operations on the Teeth to the satisfaction OF
ali who may favor him with call, viz:
Teeth plugged with pure gold, So %
do do tin foil, 100
do do silver cement 200
Teeth extracted, 100
Inserted on pivot 10
Cleaned for from 81 to 800
His Tooth Powder is unequalled for curing the
Scurvy and making the Teeth white.
Jan. 81, 1858. 39'U
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Pacific Restaurant.

w E, the undersigned beg leave to inform the
w public generally that they have now COM
pleted their new house at the foot Of Main street.
near the bridge, which will be open on Friday
Evening, June II, 1853, where they intend to
furnish meals from 6 A, NJ until ii P. NJ. on the
most reasonable terms. Our intention is to do
cash business, in the most comfortable, convent
ent manner and table always provided with the
very best. the market affords.
p S. No spirituous liquors at the bar. Call and
try us. CRUSH & CARPENTER.
Nevada, Jane Z. lS53.tf
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American Livery and Sale Stable,

BROA d STREET. NE VADA.
vgNHE subscriber begs to return his thanks to the
4 citizens of Nevada, for the liberal patronage
thus far bestowed upon his establishment, and to
inform them that he continues keep the hest se-
lection of Saddle ard other HORSES for their accom-
modation that the country will afford; and he would
especially call the attention ofthe Ladies his stock
of spirited but gentle animals at such times as they
are desrous to enjoy healthfIl and invigorating
ride J. B. LOBDELL
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Golden Gate Saloon,
BY MRS SMITH.

Opposite the Mountain House, Main street,
~ Grass Valley. Best of Wine, Liquors and
Cigars always 10 be found at their house.
EXTRA Ham and Eggs, Chickens, Oyster
slowed and fried shell Oysters and every other kind
in the season.
DRINKS-Tom and Jerry Milk Punch, Hot
Whiskey and all other kinds of drink called for.
This house will be open from o'clock in the
morning, until II o'clock atnight. Gentlemen will
find this house the most fashionable place in town
to spend the evening
The Restaurant,
Connected with the Saloon is kept in the best order
and BOarders and Caller may depend on having serv
ed at all hours the very best the market affords,
cooked in superior manner. If ample experience
in the business good provisions and good cookery,
ard constant desire to please, guarantees for
public satisfaction, the public will be satisfied.
THE BILL OF FARE
i'll embrace everything the market will produce
Meats cooked to order. Prices, in spite Of hard
times, always moderate Another thousand Gus
toners can be accommodated. 37-3n
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Story, RedingtOn & Co.

Imp0rterS ana Wh0EeSdle Dealers an
-o DRUGS and MEDICINES, Che
" micals, Pertimery, Fancy Articles, &c.
"a Stone Building, Sansome, cor. OF Merchant
street. San Francisco, California.
Agents for Osgood's India Cholagogua, Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, Graefenberg Co. Medi-
cines, Corbetts Shakers SarsaparilIa, DR.. Hunts
Lite Elixir and Hyatt'S Bslsam
From the fact that of ou! finn will reside per-
manenty in the Atlantic States, and superntend
in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping
of goods for this market ater ourselves that we
can offer superour advantages, both in quality and
price, to any others in our line of business.
Sept 9-3m SroRy. REDrNGToN 4
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NEVADA HOTEL.

'HHE undersigned having purchased the abovo
l. Hotel and opened it to the public, prepared
TO accommodate regular and transient Boarders, in
the best manner. Under their the Hotel is be-
ing entirely refted and refurnished in every part,
ana no pains will be spared to make it equal to any
in the mining region.
The Bed Rooms will be under the care of Mrs
Lewis and will be kept airy, clean and comfortable.
The Table will be supplied in the best manner
possible in this market
The Bar Will be furnished with the best Liquors
and Cigars.
1t W II te the aim of the Proprietors to ensure
model house in the Nevada Hotel
LOUIS P. BAPST
ALFRED klDDEL,
81 3m* THOS. J. GROUARD.
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JENNINGS & BREWSTER, Manufacturers
j and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing, No. So,
California street. would invite the attention of the
country merchants to their very large and we'll as
sorted stock of clothing suited to the country trade,
which they have in store and receiving per clip
per ships Flying Cloud and Hornet, consisting in
part of
Fancy Cashmere. fancy Satinet;
Mixed Satinet and Sleeps Grey Pants
Blue, grey and red Flannel Over Shirts
Linen check, hickory, calico and. white linen
bosom Shirts;
Grey and Red Flannel Drawers
Grey M6rino dtawers and Under Shirts;
Cloth, frock and sack coats fancy cashmere DO h.,
- Over coats and Monkey Jackets;
Blankets, Wool socks
ALso-A large assortment of Otter, Kossuth and
Seal Hats. A lot which will be sold at the low
est market prices. Sep. I'm.
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PHI ELPS' HOTEL.

IEVHE undersigned proprietor, having made con-
IL siderable alteration and Improvement IN the
above named Hotel, is now prepared to accofancs
date all who NAV fayer him with a call
Every attention will be paid TO render this house
a most desirable home for Weekly Boarders Fani-
lies, and all Transient Company. The bed rooms
are attended 70 with scrupulous care and the table
furnished at all times with the best the M arket uf.
fords.
Board and Lodging, per week. ID hoor G16no
Board and Lodging per week. Sd Aoor IL no
Board without Lodging 10 01
Board and lodging, per day, I'd floor 400
Sd floor, ........ $50
Single Meals, 100
50-3m WM n ASHER
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III

THE subscribers have opened the large store
i fronting on Broad and Pine sts., formeriyoc
cupied by Hirst, Gray and Wall, and filed it with
a heavy stock of
Provisions, Liquors, Cigars, Boots.
and all the articles needed for Miners and Hotel
supplies, of superior quality, which they will sell
at fair rates. We intend to keep good Goods, and
hope by strict attention to business to merit lib
era share OF patronage Strict attention will be
paid to the Packing Trade.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust.
We return our thanks for the liberal custom
heretofore accorded us, and respectfully solicit is
continuance. KIDD WALL
Nevada Nav G. 1S53tf
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Bowers Ia
DOVyer NdlICll'
Fat Cattle and Beef For Sale.

Fat Cattle and Beef For Sale.
THE. undersigned has now on hand and constant
l. ly keeps
Large Number of Fat Cattle,
which he will sell at low rates his place, well
known as Bovyer's Ranch. He also supplies miners
in the neighborht od and at his ore at NEWTON n
and Rush Creek with good beef for sale on foot or
by retail
He also has at his Store Good ASSort-
ment Of Goods,
for miners supplies. He returns his thanks for
former liberal patronage bestowed uponhim, and
respectfully solicits it's continuance pedging him
self always to endeavor TO give satisfaction.
Nav 81. 1853 6m DAVID BOWER.
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Gregory House.

X street. between Front and I'd, Sac city.
..sa THE subscriber having re~epened the
rl,sSg above mentioned house, would respectful.
s,Sssa " inform his friends in Nevada and vcin.
RzatSsa ity, and the travelling public generally,
that he is ready to accommodate them, upon the
most liberal I'd rms with all the comforts and con-
veniences usually found in we'll regulated Hotels.
Thankful for ormer favors. he solicits continu.
anee of this patronage. U. S. GREGORY.
Sacramento, June 5th 1853. jI7-Sm
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Chairs. BedSteads. &c.

THE undersigned has now on
9A Zgs l. hand, and is constantly man.
Ezs41lEz11IntSss ufacturing, at the Roger Williams
=E~@l2z Spring, Nevada various kinds
and patterns of Chairs, Bedstcads, Wash-stands,
Tables, ETC., which, being manufactured by ma
chnery, he can sell at the lowest price. Having
had ample experience he feels assured and will war
rant that his work is inferior to Turning OF
all kinds done to order, and at the shortest notice
Oct-2-ly VIM Z STILES,
Lumber Lumber !!
ALSO-For sale, in small Or large quantities
all kinds of Lumber at the cheapest cash rates
at the Aill on Roger Williams Spring. Persons
on the Yuba will find the situation of this mill pc
culiary handy for them, and all persons wanting
the article will do we'll to call.
WIN. C. STILES.
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500 Bxs Chemical Olive Soap

IS trkins choice Butter; 100 barls crushed sugar;
200 boxes solar star candles; 200 chests Imperial
tea 100 cases preserves 100 chests black tea l29
doz fresh Holsters; 80 bags Rio coffee; 100 apple
sauce; 100 doZ fresh peaches. For sale by
NERPLANCK Il McMULLIv
aug20-17-1m 90 Front street
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New Arrangement.

Stage and Steamboat Line for Sacramento and
San Franeisco. uia MarpsuUe.
nN and after Monday, Feb. 7, Adrance d. Buck.
" ingham's daily line of Concord coaches will run
as follows: Leaves the Nevada Hotel, Nevada city,
every morning at o'clock, A. M, passing through
Grass Valley, Rough and Ready, Empire Ranch,
and arrives at Marysville at o'clock, P. NJ, thus
aflording facilities for passengers wishing to take
the evening Boats for Sacramento and San Fran
cisco, which leave Marysville every evening" at o.
Proprietors.
A: WAGNER, Agent.
N. B Office, Nevada Hotel, Nevada.
b. ii, 1853 42-tf
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What Cheer House.

TNHIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, 1l9 An
i Sacramento St., opposite the Offices of the ER
Pacific Mail Steamship Company and Nicaragua
nishes very desirable house for stran-
gers visiting the city on business for recreation
Its accommodations ave been greatly enlarged.
A constant supply of HoT AND Cold WATER is fur
nished to different parts of the house.
Bathing rooms have been added with warm, cold
or shower baths
Board, per week, 90
g per day.. 20
Breakfast so
Dinner .-..-...-.-.-.-....- 20
Supper. 50
Baths. SO
Iedpinp per week 80 90 to 6 90
90 per night. t,...........-...-.... 80 to 90
PAYMENT to be made invariably In advance.
Sepl6-3m Il, B. WOODWARD.
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Notice.
The Nevada School.

YENAE above school, which has been suspended for
IL few weeks, by reason of the ill-health of tho
principal. will be re-opened on the second Monday
OF September. Terms for tuition will be reduced
to SLIGO and $3.50 per week. For further particu.
lars apply to the principal. MRS M. H. SAMPSON
Nevada, Aug. %, l553--l8 In.
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Gun and BlackSmithing.

THE subscriber has been at great
l. trouble and spared no expense in
~ - fitting up his esta tablishment in the bes
TX, possible style, fer making and re pair
NA ing anything in the way Of either gun
- A " smithng or blacksmithing. In the
M former branch he has had many years
of experience, and fatters himself he is complete
master of his profession. In the latter branch, he
has in his employ first rate workman, who will be
always at his post, and execute work in the most
approved manner. Shop on the southsids of Broad
street. doors west of the UnionH o.el.
L. p. DAVIS.
ALSO-Goldsmithi Assaying and Smelling
done promptly and carefally.
Nevada, Feb. IL, 1858. 42-3m
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The Citizens of Nevada

The Citizens of Nevada
SNy ILL take notice, that Wilkinson Il Girard
w have just opened their
EAGLE BAKERY .
on Broad street, opposite the Adephi clothing store,
where can be had at all times, choice article OF
Bread; also, Pies and Cakes, Of the best quality.
Hotel Keepers. will find it to their advantage to
give us call and examine our stock, before purchas-
Ing elsewhere. All orders promptly attended to.
L. J. WILKINSON,
l7.3m |. B. GIRARD.
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Rust's Shovels.

RuSt'S ShOveIS.
~ s. L. H. round point. This well known and
u. celebrated brand are made expressly for us and
for sale low ]. NJ. BROWN & co.
81 California street, San Francisco.
P. S-J NJ BROWN & Co., will be in constant
receipt of these SUPERIOR SHOVELS by every YES
sci from New York. 19-3m
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Removal.

Removal.
I'D c. HORN & Co. have removed to the Corner
H1s of Clay and Battery SITS
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shall be imported exported through them is pfovis
ion of all 9th es the most remark table in the form OF
concession The preparations OF the government Of this
STATE Tor The exploration OF the interior rivers and The
provision OF more effective civil and military jurisdiction
over the inland regions mentioned, ID OF what
10 forthcoming From what quarter, however immi-
grants will come, 10 what extent is probcmaiical
The authorization by the Canadian Parliament, al lis
last session. OF the junction OF the principal railroads OF
Canada, already Constructed or TO be constructed with
that in progress between Portland and Montreal 10 an
act which not TO have secured The general notice il
merits The roads thus connected will measure q route
Of Lila miles, nvsfsing Canada and the States OF
Maine Vermont, and New Hampshire Ii is years since
Coombe. the geoog declared Casco bay be the finest
in the world and the United States survey exhibit
ed 10 Their charts the enormous capacity OF Ito harbor
the depth OF lis ship thanhels and the OF It's pro-
eeon seawardi bu. until the projection OF this Mon.
real railroad Portland exhibited comparative inactivity
and looking at the small shipping in its port and
the absence OF agricultural support from the country
rond could have anticipated the change that has already
come over it, Carts laden with salt fish for the ast day,
OF pious Catholics al Montreal made up the signs oil
eastern traffic, whilst whale ship or a coaster, coming
in departing, alone diversified that gorgeous sheet
water of The possession OF which any country Of Europe
Hould be proud But The carriers days gone and the
islands OF pines destined throw their shadows
vessels from all the northern ports OF Europe
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IL is thus seen that The quantity and value much
less than in isas and lsi9
To Turkey, the expor, Of these goods was in 1881,
$4,000; IN 1885, increased to 4S, 079 900 yards in
st3 yards and in 1915 10 100, goo yards.
These figures show that England bound to "lend its
counlenance TO Turkey in the present dispute With Rus.
sa. A London coemporary very peIlinently observes
upon this Question of trade We SEE. therefore, when
have compared commerce with Turkey with that
OF Russia, that the latter holds much less important
place in our transactions than the former. Ask Man
chester man, which is OF the value in his es,maion
Turkish or Russian MERCHANT Thete no doubt as
10 the reply he will give for this simple reason that
Turkey takes as many goods from Manchester as are
equal the whole value OF British exports to Russia"
There is another feature in the commercial
btseen England and Turkey, which every year
Importance, viz the grain trade The impouaons
into Great Britain last year in grain amounted 10 about
&la 900 900 sterling OF this. than one third came
from roris Of the Mediterranean These two ar
,ces Of import and export, srain and goods will
therefore continue 10 exercise, they do present. an
important bearing upon the relations, commercial and d.
ploInatic, OF Eng land and the East
t.NSw York Courier and Enquirer
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Extract s kasr from Mssterss. MEXICO, 10 gs,smam
IN lAs Guy. dated Nay 20. 1883

Extract fs kasr from Mssterss. MEXICO. 10 gsslsmam
an lkas eay. dated Nay 20. 1883.
We are in the mids, OF very dull times, aud 1 fear
worse are coming.
The present government is down on all that comes
from the United States We shall experience unpleasant
times In Monterey under the government of General Am
pudia, who has been appointed commsndant general and
governor OF the State OF New Leon You are aware
that he is no friend 10 any thing American.
lie Is celebrated for having made the best time on
record from Palo Alto TO hlalamoros He it was who,
during the war bebeaded OF his countrymen, and
boiled the head in OIL He very refined savage, and
iii tool TO do the work of his master Do not be sur
prised TO see me one OF these days for expect he will
Danish me from this place his arrival However,
hope he will not send me further into the Interior as be
did when General Taylor was on his way 10 Monterey
The dictator seems determined to kick up row. Glenn
ency is thrown away on such men hold this country
in bondage. OF this fact every schooboy in your coun
try must be convinced. The manifest destiny
made manifest to these people, the better for them
the whole civilized WORLDLY. Y. Times
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Total ............... 1881 s56 I5,OOv,3a3 6,46s4

Most ofthe.s are for instruments spread months
and ,berefBse immediate dsmaAd The
of money which lows in fotn tie county ID also large
but with all the supply OF money and rates. the
die poson remit is limited Daring the past week the
ea er OF Wednesday took S54io00, mostly ngots and
on Saturday Sl3S z3 mostly ingots-makn2 $3.50 23l for
the week against eceipts somewhat larger. Money is
sg,in becoming drug abroad and therefore not be
United with profit.
The preparations for the fall business very large
causing fair demand for moaey, particularly that
the deposition bold produce and goods Tor better prices
well here in the country, absorb good deal OF
ney. The holding Of wool is pretty general a, the Wc,t
Clips held for 90 cents, and large lots held here by
persons who more than that The substantial farm.
able 10 hold, because the wool will gain in ght
equal to the interest for ayesr. The California and Aus
uala demand for general produce well good. has
taken off considerable supplies, and sustained prices paid
TO growers but these adventures have for the shippers
been gene rally losing business The loss has fallen heav
ly Upon commercial pta and Produced n1is po-
sou operate the present, but the prosperity Of the
interior among the consumers OF goods reflects
tive demand both Tor imported and domestic fabrics
aud confidence IN very large fall trade is genef.
ally entertained, and to extent which is promoting
extended credits, The aspect OF the exchanges and the
IN QUALIFICATION OF Tanks competing for paper,
age the trade trust TO the continued chances Of read
Nv converting their into money Thore chances
now good. and there, perhaps, time when the
ability OF the country to pay for all II buys greater
than but there must be, uinstely, como culmna.
lion prices II farmers hold produce for higher rates,
their present Supplied by credits II the snci-
paed prices realized the loss will upon he
city merchants. The banks, thus far meet all demands
FOR discount, ana their loans pushed TO extent which
enables them pay higher dividends than usual and they
will OF them make ten per cent. for the year.
The produce markets IRE quite firm at III III cents
New Orleans fair Flour l. quite stiff at 81 50 81 rs for
mixed western Wheat western white, lls I2i cents.
Rye 81 Com steady st6i 6 cents for
Tob,cco has been In speculative demand and
southwestern accountI 200 bids Kentucky 81 81
Pork is heavy and falling $40 81 for mess and s3 81
for prime. Lard, 10 cents.
The stock msrketbss been quite heavy In consequence
Of the passing OF the Erie rlrotd dividend The pta
50 SIP oo5, and the passing OF the dividend Il. BY
considered j3bbing trick. The fact however caused
fall OF per cent in the stock Il has since recovered
TO s2t Money is abundant in the market, and there
all the elements OF speculation as yet however, is
sppsrent Yours, PRENTICE
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GOVERNMENT PREPAID gsvELoPn.-Tbe envelopes,
We understand will be ready for issuing the fret OF
Jolly The price will be 80 20 per hundred being three
each for postage and twenty cents per hundred for
the envelopes Mr. c. f. Nesbt 10 the contractor The
white buff paper, made expressly for the purpose, is
waier-lined with the letters OF p O. D. u. 8 being the
initials OF the Post Office Department OF the United
States" This paper passes through machine arranged
for cutting oui 500 OF the envelopes lime. and is
worked by steam power The envelope. ext paced
into the bands OF embossers, who stamp them por-
trait OF Washington in white has relief They are then
passed 10 the folding machine and thence the female
having charge OF The printing presses where the various
of postage are stamped upon them with bright red
ink
The sef-seang material j. the next process, and the
envelopes are then carefully examined, counted into
bundles OF twenty-five, distributed into boxes, and
finally packed by thousands in ready for shipment TO
Washington whence they TO be sent TO the deputy
po.,oasers in all paris OF The United States under drec
on OF the Postmaster General In the manufacture OF
these envelopes about one hundred persons
ployed OF whom the majority are females To provide
against forgeres rules equally strict with those OF the
United States Mint have been adopted. and the building
is guarded day and night by private watehmsn. The
following il copy OF section OF the post once
law posted in all parts of the mandatory
FeReKp ENVELOPES, &e.-Seciion provides against
all kinds OF counereitng, imitation, forgery OF The
postage stamps and envelopes, making The penalty, on
conviction, fine exceeding five hundred dollars, or
prisoonen exceeding five years by both such
fine and imprisonment
"Abs,racting envelopes. during the process Of manu-
faeture is visited with the same penates."
IN Y. Eeo~onsa.
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The export trade to Turkey has risen from f5ss. 65i
IN 1881 10 x3ll3679 in 1850, an increase of 25s per
cent, while there is 10 suppose any nlenup.
ton TO this advance ii Europe remains at peace
The export trade TO Russia in 1891 amounted TO 81
iDl sos, and in 1851 was only 81 ,25l,7O4.
The most marked feature in this table OF the eastern
trade is the heavy decline in the export Of cotton goods
to Russia This trade has been of the main source.
of Englard's wealth. She pays us forty fifty dollars
per bale Tor The raw MATERIAL and exports TO the uAo
tDorid, in manufactured shape, at a value twenty OF
Fifty times as great The export OF cotton goods TO Rus
sia in yards and value, was as follows
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CALItoRSA Isphss.-Nr. Crockett taysi al have
often heard stated that several tribes OF California In.
dams subsst upon clover during the spring months but
supposed until recently, that this only fgmen OF
the Imagination II appears however have some foun.
daon in fact, II the following newspaper account OF il
Ia TO be beleyed
"SiacULhR surRrMEsT OF THE DIoGrR INDIANS -
The Columbia Gazette Gays that there two consdera.
bic ndlsn villages IN that vicinity at the present time
and the Indians, who looked lean and gaant half
furnished wolves during the las, winter now appear 10 be
enjoying all The Rxufies that abundant supply oil clio.
ver and occasional supply OF beef and bread at.
ford. The hills in the vicinity verdaut with nice
tender clover which is devoured by these poor
with much gusto episure would devour the most
dainty dish They gather the clover in baskets. and pre-
pare for by beailng large stones aud placing layer
Of clover, well poiseoed between each layer OF stones
II soon becomes ready for use and one Of them viii
supply of clover thus prepared that would almos
| satisfy n