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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
PHILADELPHIA STORE,

PHILADELPHIA STORE,
10 COMMERCIAL STREET, ONE BELOw THE OLD STAND
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than before
the Fire.
WE take pleasure announcing to the citizens of Neva
w da and vicinity, that the
Philadelphia St6re Is again opna on Commercial S.
one door IyioIc The OIL Stand.
We have recently received large stock OF New Goods
which will be sold twenty five per cheaper than ever
before offered in this market
The goods of the best quality consist in part as
follows: m
Carpets-5,oOO yds Three Ply, Brussels, Ingram, all
Matting.-Targc quantities, from IA to "a, cheap
Floor Oil Cloths.
Table COvers.-worsted and Linen Of kinds; Swiss
Muslin, Jaconet and Gross bar, too TO mention
1000 PIECES IRISH LINEN, al all prices.
Dress Goods.-l5,O0o yds fine styles figured French
5000 yds plain French Lawn. all colors.
1000 " Chambrai, all colors
100 embroidered Swiss dresses, latest stvle
1000 yds plain English Chally riches: of ALL
1900 " q figured Berage also silk Tissue
500 zine Mohar Robe Dresses; also the with
nouncing.
10000 yds French Calico all coors
sLl<s.-Narrantque Flaid, Plain and Changabe 1.-THE
latest and shest syes also any color of Florence silks
Mantillas-Silk Satin and Lace, of every description
BOnnets.-Leghorn, Split Straw, silk, Mohar, Satin,
silk Open Work, all kinds Of ladies' Riding Hats, Girls
Flats, and Boys Hats
Ginghams-a very rich assortment
Embroderes, Edgng and Lace the richest style hand
and we call especial attention to them.
THE RICHEST STYLE EMBROIDERED HANDKERCmEFs
Damnsk.-Silk and worsted of all colors.
CottOn'--Haeached Muslin, 44-lO, cheaper than has
ever before been sold
Lawn Dresses, at One Dollar.
Ladies' Shoes and Caters, of all kinds.
Ladies are invited to call and examine Goods and
ascertain our prices, before purchasing elsewhere
HA- RexseltQr ~ Nppder, --PhiIaddphtG Dry Goods
Novaia Aug II. 1885 SsN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Religious NOtice.-The REV. E. COOPER, of the
Protestant Episcopal Chucrh, viii hold service in Flur-
shutz building (up stars) Main street. Sunday next
at IL O'Clock A. VI.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01

The Pioneer Crockery Store Ahead
At the Old Stand, No. 36, Main st. Nevada.
o@1 WHERE NAY BE FOUND THE BEST AsSoRT- oz
MA ment Of Goods offered in this VI
@T1 Market, Which will sell for Cash 'HT1
% cheaper than any other house o
dare offer them.
500 Doz Bar and Table Tumbers Assorted Styles,
Fine Cut and Pressed Decanters, Fruit Dishes
And Glass Ware of every description
Every variety of Iron Stoneware,
ANY quantity Of cheap Table Cutlery,
Ivory Table and Dessert Knves,
Plated Spoons and Forks, great variety
Brittania Pitchers and Castors, a great variety
Camphene and Oil Side and Hanging Lamps,
Chandeliers and in fact, everything pertaining 10
THE CROCKERY TRADE
Also, Camphene and Burning Fluid by the Case Can or
Gallon, always hand and for SALE CHEAP FOR
CASH
E8- Recollect the place. SO, Main Street. -Ea
Soft d. CRlTTENDEN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01

Sol EOhlman, Dealer Im Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods, is doing business again big as
ever at his old STAND No. As Main street. Corner of
mercal street. 46-n
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A. BLOCK & CO.

CORNER PINE AND COMMERCIAL srs, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Clo.in9. Gcs Furnishing
GDodS, Blankets, DoieHtcs, dc.
ITAVE AGAIN OPENED at their old Stand, and are now
L Il receiving and opening an entire NEW STOCK OF
CLOTHING, &C. &c, to which they especially invite the
attention Of the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding
country
We arc prepared to exhibit tine best selected Stock
of Clothing to be found and at lower prices than be-
fore ofered-FOR CASH.
Our mode of doing business will be the heretofore
One Price, and mo Deviation,
thereby saving of time to both purchaser and see-in all
cases the lowest price will bo named at once
We return most sincere thanks for the very lnrge
patronage which has heretofore been bestowed upon u.s.
and best loot shall benpt foremost 70 merit ooDtnu
snce Of the same.
a. BLOCK & CO.
ANcrnSa Au-rtst c0fh 1ass
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SOMETHING NEW AND NEEDED,,
A Merchant Tailoring, and Gents Fur

nlsnlng STORE.
ALL of which the Subscriber has Just opened in the
DEMOCRAT BUILDING" Broad street. few doors
below the U. s. Hotel corner, and where al.
1ways be found the best of everything usually found
In such establishments would particularly call the at
tention of citizens generally, TO my stock Of
French and English Cloths, Cnssimeres,
DOE SKINS SILK VELVET AND MARSE1IIS VEST1NGS;
Which will manufacture TO order upon short notice. in the
fashionable style and best workmanship Arrays
rdnti5lg fit.
Shirts Collars Drawers Wrappers Cravats Hosiery and
Gloves Of all kinds and descriptions Extra ne Goats and
Pants always on hand.
aS- Please call and see for yolvselces. "a
Aft A. G. PIER.
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Great Destruction of Property by the late
Ffrc-$I. SOC, 900. New Stock ON hand.
NEVADA SHOE STORE.

Commercial Sted. Nezt Door Belolc Laiadeckers
A. j. f. HOOK would respect a.
- fully inform his old customers and the szzs4
sorted stock Of BOOTS SHOES and has REOPENED his
Commercial Street. (next door below Landecker 5
Brick Stoc) where he viii be happy TO all who may
give him call
He has a full stock of ladies and Misses SHOES Gents
Fine BOOTS and CATERS, and splendid assortment of
MINING BOOTS, constantly on hand.
b REPAIRING done the shortest notice.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada respectfully
invited to call and examine my stock
Aug 26th,-47-tf ]. F. HOOK.
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Domestic Intelligence.

THE VIGILANCE CoMMITTEE-Telegraphi des-
patches from Washington represent the Secreta-
ry of War as busily engaged in seeking author
ity to put down the San Francisco Vigilance
Committee. Should he ascertain that he is
clothed with the necessary power, he will trans
nit orders to Gen. Wool by the next steamer to
concentrate his whole available forces upon San
Francisco. Doubtless portion of the naval
force in the Pacific will be ordered to cooperate
with the army
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
CIGARsI CIGARs!I CIGARslii
T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Quecnsware,
Mining Tools, &C., &c.
At the old faporiA Stand Of HAMLET DA us
TN the FreProof Block of Kidd and Knox opposite the
Il United states Hotel, 81 Broad Street, Nevada.
HOTEL AND FAMILY STORES,
In every variety and of the choicest qualities.
E1- GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE ~IEa
Seplember 1Ith. 1S5t-50.u
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BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.


TT HI. WICTxES & co., Successors to W. O..
H. ALBAN,) Wholesale and Retail reaers in
Drugs, Porcelain Whde
Medicines, Port Wine,
Chemicals, Sherry Wine,
KDye Ssi6s, Madeira Wiis,
Pdifts Fine Brandy
TuTeIaine Holland Gin,
White Leod Windo,o Glass,
Red Lead Lard OIL
Lithdrye, Sperm OIL
Brushes, Polar OIL
Alcohol, Fish Oil,
Starch Castor OIL
Pearl Brandy Meats Fbot Oil,
Tdpiocd, Pdent Medicines
Canary Seed Perfmiery
Linseed OIL, Cooking Extracts,
Copel VdTnth Spices,
Japan Varrish, Bay Rum.
Coach VdT1,isk SarSdpdiiild,
Ddnsdr VdyTlish, Webter's Cordial,
Putty Cherry Peciordt
Zinc Paint, WiNtdr's Bdlsant.
Together with general and complete assortment Of all
articles in line which will be sold at prices low
they be afforded in the mountains
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded
DR. H. II. WICKES CO.
Corner OF Broad and Pine streets.
Nevada, June oath, 1S5e.-42-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
Kansas.

Gov Geary is at last on his way to Kansas.
II has been said that he made the release OF the
Kansas State Prisoners an Indispensable condi-
tion to entering upon the duties of his office
We have intelligence from Kansas to the effect
that on the oath of August Gov. Shannon issued
a proclamation declaring the territory in the
state of insurrecton and calling on all good
of Gen. Lanes supporters were busy engaged
in receiving supplies through Iowa and making
arrangements for a speedy and safe retreat
,hou1d ~ hpcomp necessary
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
RANCH FOR SALE,

TINE undersigned offer for sale their RANCH situs ed
i between Montezuma and Columbia Hills the South
Yuba consisting OF four hundred and eighty OF land
surveyed and recorded according 10 law. The Ranch is
partly fenced in and rails enough are made to enoe II all
good House. Barn, Outhouses, &c. have been built
the main road leading from Robinsons Bridge to the mi
ming towns above. Six tons of Hay at least be cut
the Ranch each year.
Also, set Of MINING CLAIMS, Little Shady Creek
about mile below the Ranch with sufficient water to
work them in the winter season. free of cost The Claims
pay twenty dollars to the hand per day and will last for
three seasons Persons wishing to purchase the
claims can have the privilege of prospecting them
The Ranch and Chains win be sold separately together
cheap for cash. Apply at the Ranch to
45-3m$ JOSEPH AGGIIER & co.
TRUNKS! TRUNI{S!i TRUNKS!!t
INORTY DOLLAR TRUNKS, FOR SALE BY SOL KOHL
IL MAN, No As Main Street, Corner Commercial Brick
Building, opposite American Exchange, Nevada
LNIasE PROOF PAINT,
n For Sale by
JAMES GAGER,
sept. lsSs Junction Main and Commercial st.
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NATIONAL XCHAN NGE.

NATION AL E XCHAN NGE.
No "a BROAD STREET, NEv4D4.
TIME undersigned late propretors of the UNITED STATES
i HOTEL, having leased BiclSnclls Block and hand.
somely fitted ii up throughout, prepared to
modate permanent and transient Boarlers in style
surpassed in the State
The Table will at all times be supplied with all the
rieties the market affords.
The Beds and Furniture are all new and for style
and comfort, cannot be excelled
Particular attention will be paid TO the accommodation
of Ladies and Families.
Having had long experience in tc business,
fdent of being able TO make the NATIONAL one Of the
most desirable Hotels in the mountains.
This Block IS substantially built of Brick, and
withsood the late disastrous frethe eiry and
well finished and from the Balconies you have splendid
view Of the surrounding country.
Go OPEN All NIGHT ga
The Bar will be under the supervision Of Mr.. THOMAS
HENRY and will at all times be supplied with the choicest
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
PEARSON IIEALY, Propre,ors.
Nevada. Aug 90 1886. AG-tf
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HOTELS.
UNION HOTEL,

UNION TEL,
BROAD STREET, NEVADA,
- The Subscriber announces to the citizens of
lSl Nevada and the public generally that he has
ESsN9 taken charge of and Thoroughly renovated and
EaSha furnished with furniture this well known
Hotel and is prepared 10 accommodate permanent and
transient Boardes in good style be found in any
Hotel in Nevada County, and by strict attention to bust
ness and desire TO please and all who may be pleas
ed to favor with CALL hope to merit share of pub
lie patronage
Board and Lodging per week $1,000
Hoard without Lodging. g.............S, 500
SihSAc khcnis. ....'................0 0Octs.
Lodging per night. Observation-Disclosures. 5Octs.
The Bar will at all times be supplied with the best Liquors
and Cigars.
Reading Room is also connected with the Hotel where
papers from all parts of the world will he found
Nevada. Sept 1s5e.-istf NJ. PHILLIPS. Pr't'r.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01

ID ENIOVAL.-DR B. r, CARdAN, has removed his
IN Office to the bulding occupied by Mrs Rymonds Da
guerrean Gallery Commercial Street. where he again
prepared to attend to his Professional business
Sept 1S5G-3w
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01

DIssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.--
IL The Co-parnership heretofore existing between Drs.
Won Poenitz Carrnan in the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
G. d. Kendall Is appointed receiver by consent of both
parties and is authorized to settle all business of the rn
to the LIST of August.
Nevada Sept TO- 1S56-3w W. G. Won POELLNTTz,
B. r. CARMAN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01

State of California, County ofNevada On this 11th day
Of September A. D. 1856, personally appeared before
Justice Of the Peace in and for said County Mary Ladd
known to to be the person described and who executed
the foregoing instrument, who acknowledged to me that
she executed the freely and voluntarily aud for the
purposes therein mentioned. A. HENTON, Jus Peace
50-3w+ for Rough & Ready Township.
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J. E. Il MLIN,

J. E. LIN,
No. 63 Broad street, Corner of Pine,
GENERAL DEALRRN
Books, Stationery, Musical Instruments, Mu-
sic, Cutlery Gold Pens, Pencils,
Drawing Paper, Fancy
Goods, Toys. sc.
DEGS LEAVE to call the attention of the public TO his
ID and well assorted stock of Law Medical Mscela-
and School Books Stationery Cheap Publications
and all the current Literature Of the day Comprising
good variety Of each of the different departments All Of
which win be sold at unprecedented LOW PRICES
Also Magazines, Newspapers, &C., from almost every
part of the world
Steamer Papers and California Weelies neay put up
for mailing-POSTA GE FREE.
4e-tf F. HAMIIN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01

NOTICE.-Durng my absence from the State, have
IN left my books notes and accounts with WM r. COE
at my old Stand whom have authorized to collect and
receipt for the Prompt and immediate payment is
requestc, p. J. ESPENSCHEID.
Nevada Nav 18th 1S56-3G-3rn*
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
FIFTE E AsONS
Why ToU SHOULD Buy
Clothing & Gents Furnishing Goods
AT SOL KOH Imam,

/. BECAUSE SELLS VERY CHEAP
2. Because his Assortment is very large.
g. Because he has nice and fresh selected Goods.
Because his Stock is Of the most Fashionable style
g. Because he buys his Goods in ihe best markets
g. Because his fine silk Hats arc Of the latest style and
Fashions.
= Because his Business Coats of the best kind.
g. Because his Furnishing Goods Matchless.
o. Because he is a Pioneer in the Nevada Trade.
10. Because the most Fastidious can be pleased.
H. Because he courts comparison and deGes competition
~ Because every is satisfied who trades there.
10. Because it is thooght trouble to show goods,
and treats every body alike.
a. Because customers are not forced to buy.
Is. Because he adyertises only the TRUTH
SOL KOLMAN also adverses the best selected Stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Goods such Sheeng Drilling
Duck, and Matting Blue Grey, Red and the finest White
Blankets Comforters, Bed Ticking and Toweng-also,
Trunks Vaces and Carpet Bags which he viii sell at
duced prices at Wholesale and Retail at his Store.
No IS Main Street Corner Of Commercial Brick Building
Opposite American Exchange Nevada. ,
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
Fresh Meat! Fresh Meat |!
CITY MARKET,

HARDWARE, IRON. NAILS, STEEL,
CROCKERY, &c.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED has for sale general assortment
i Of goods in the above line, including Miners, Black
smiths Carpenters and all other TOOLS Building Hard
ware Housekeeping Articles; Paints Oils Glass Varnish,
&C. Wooden ware Lamps Brushes Cordage, &c, at the
lowest prices. JAMES II. GAGER,
Junction of Main and Commercial sts., Nevada.
August 18th 1S56-4G-f
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
bridgeport Township Buchanan Club

bridgeport TOWnship Buchanan CIubs-
This Club is fully organized and hold their regular
meetings every SATURDAY EVENING, at their Club Room
Theater Building, San Juan. The following named gentle
men the officers of the Club.
President-PARKER H. PIERCE
Vice President-L c. MCRExBY
Secreary-W. P. L. WISH.,N
Treasurer-L. P. ADsn.
Executive Committee-W. j. Laird, Henry Everett, H.
Sweetland, NJ r. Wnham, J. b. johnson. l47-te
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Bi111ard Sa1o on:

II / i a H q - - 10 o ns
Main Street. Second story Hussey Rogers Brick Building
HARRINGTON & PATTERSON,
-Ldte Of Wilson'S Erchan9e, Broad Sired
A NN0UNCE to their friends and the Public, that they
N have fitted up this well known SALOON in style of
elegance and comfort and prepared for all who may ia
vor them with call.
The Billiard Tables will be found equal TO any in
the State and those who delight in this pleasant game
will find this Saloon well adapted TO enjoy it.
The Bar win at all times be supplied with the best
LIQUORS AND SEGARS
Which the market of San Francisco Afford and
pen Sc or pains win be spared part of the Propetors
to make this popular and agreeable place Of resort
Nevada Sept. l, 1S5e.-4Sf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF NEVADA

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA
- Township of Rough l. Ready-ss. Justices Court Be
fore A. HENTON. J. p ], MARY J. IADD wife Of Benja
min Add of the County of Nevada and state of California
pursuant to Act Of the Legislature Of the said state
passed April 18th A. ID. 1852 to authorize married
to transact business in their sole traders de-
clare that intend from this date to carry in my
name and on my account the business Of raising
poultry, Stock, Vegetables and Fruit and performing all
things connected with the raising selling and trading the
same, and also Of keeping house for the accommodation
Of Boarders and that from this date shall be individually
responsible in my name and my own account for
all debts contracted by any way connected with the
said business and Furthermore that the amount of capital
invested in said business does not exceed Eve thousand
dollars Given under my hand, this lth day of sepem
ber A. D 1856. MARY J. LADD
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01

On the 10th of August Mr. Houston Of Texas,
presented memorial in the Senate, from the
Legislature of Texas, in behalf of Judge Terry
then held in custody by the Vigilance Commit
tee of San Francisco praying the Federal gov
ernmcnt, or Congress to interfere in his behalf
if they could, consistently do so. An interest
ing debate followed; Mr.. Brown of Miss, who
had known Judge Terry from infancy, testified
TO his high character. Mr. Bell, of Tenn, quo
ted letter he had received from California,
which states that but for the rash conduct of
the Judge, the Vigilance Committee would long
since have disbanded.
Mayor Garrison was in New York. Mr.. L.
Chryser who commenced suit against him in
San Francisco for election services, and for
balance of the amount of the cost Of the false
service Of plate, had followed him there and
was determined TO continue prosecuting. Com.
Vanderbilt has also commenced suit against
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
Congressional.

END OF THE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS-
The 34th Congress closed its special or supple
'mentary session on Saturday P. NJ. after pass
ing the Army bill without the House proviso
against using the military power of the govern
ment to uphold the laws in Kansas. The House
again passed the bill with the proviso. and the
Senate 25 to struck it out, whereupon the
House concurred by lOl yeas to 9S nays.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01

Nc7ads, August Goth, 1865,
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01

Novlis. Aug Il, 1885.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-05
.HNrDer'S ~UNgN<iMe.

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conductors, in all its departments to combine en-
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taken to exclude everything that can give just
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Each number will contain / "A octave pages, in
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UNION BALL.

We have the qualification of announc-
ing that the elegant Hall of the American
will be dedicated to Terpsichore, on Fri.
day. Dec. l2th. Il is being fitted up in
good style. the best band of Music known
in Ndrth Iowa has been engaged, and the
efforts of w. H. Harding. the popular
Landlord. will be exerted to render the
vo,aries Of he merry dance" as happy
as good cheer and good company can
make 1ham. Balls are as necessary to
happiness as "Revivals.'' The first,
teaches us to avail ourselves of the good
things Providence has granted to us in
Ws,-the other is suggestive of the wind
up of mortality, and the opening of far
more enjoyable existence in the world Of
spirits. a a.
Weare favored with Life, and we should
enjoy it. We are doomed to Death, and
we should prepare for it. t :"
Every body is invited to participate in
The Uaien Ball.
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Grand .W0,sthly Jubilee
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Ayers Catharctic Pills.

The Greatest M edicar Discovery Of the Age,
Ayers Catharctic Pills.
They don't HELP complaints, but they Curl
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One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases Of Scro
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Two Boxes have cured Erysipelas.
One Box always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes are sure to cleanse the system from
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Small doses seldom fail to cure the piles.
One dose cures the Headache arising from q
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One BOX cures arrangement Of the liver.
Hail a Box cures Cold. 4
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!. Asa Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the
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