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Keep the Nimble 1ixpsnoe Roll

Ing.
AN receiving large stock VI Arat slsss goeds, Of
every style, direct from the eastern eirss. wAish
Come and see what bargains. Hear - our cry,
and We will make glad thy home. I frssiy invite
al hands 70 unite. Friends VI Freedom, cheap. go
vsry cheap. Swell the song. yoang and OLD the
stsAin pfoiong. Ny stock consists In part ef the
following articles
Dvillings Domsstics, btsaehsd and brown ShIrtlnR,
Cheoks. Co,tonades, Osnsburgs, Linen goods u al
kinds, 10. 0 drsss gsnds have . great variety
BaFugss Barge de LAines, ChAllies, Siik 1iaanes,
Mali and swiss Muslins, Dotted swiss Ginghams,
Prin,s, 4c also. In this dspsrtnent, il an sxssnsvs
HATS, BONNErs. UMBRELLAS PARAseLs,
A great variety q the abovs ar,icics; Mems. sad
Ioys' WoUl, Leg1sn, straw, Panama and CAip
Hats Ladies. aad nissss' LsKh"n. Stsss sA1
Braid Bonnsss asd Hats; Parasols VI ell kiads. 70
DuOTs AND SHOES.
Al sxcsllsnt assortment Of Ladss' and 4iasss'
Boots and Shoes 0hitsrs, slippers and Baskins
Mons and Boys Boots, shoss .nd Bsossns.
Crookery--f hsvs splendid lot VI Queenswars.
direct from the city Of New York, which an CON
aacpt can sell cheaper tAAn any hosse In THE city;
amang which 10 an endless quantity VI c0mn1a
hess. and general assostssat Of every thing II
Ia addition 10 the abovs. I have large saSeh q
FRESH aROCEkIES,
Which you all know ere rctailsd lower than whole
sAle prices; and Also late impersstisA 81 choice
A Sketeh-This stock IL tho larssst aHa most ~
gisd and will Be- sold cheaper haA ever hsfoss eer-
ID In this market. IAAvs Alss n hand lAses let
Of Ssmnsr Ctothing. which will y sold 81 low A.
ares. With sssh : soaplsts assortment II sve1y
department It tfsds, think en- o6sr isdussnsa0
e -. -s-e!t-@ ~ hnss~ " this essy
Cali 1t No. 81 Maia street, bstwsss q ~ ~
and stNo. ies Aaia street, se'sess s,A ~ ~
apeI5.dkv
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= The weather gives takss u pfstsy ST.
sssseofy pssgrsss towards vtatse. Iesssr-
~ ~ had . cold raia, Which ssdsd y .
sast Of slsst aad sasw, ard m oct doom
sehs4 fleeay asd dssolass.
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Florence NightinRnlo.
i IRON
SELF-KEGULALINO STOVES
ever offered IN this eisy, frsa nnslnnLY nv ~
ssaxs. For sale q BRIDGE BROTnun4. ~.
~. Aain-st. keohnk. W b. NooBx
sapt 3od6u1m Act
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00BtVOm - 0oB1o2o0BS
0soeSal Aavestising anA COilsssisg Asessy.
q DsesAssa-st Aieago.
uAx5ns ia;s ~ 1a h'S 5.io1so ,4s
~ IN, n.ses ile ssss0's strs. Chicago. III.
rlou ~ ~ SH vni n1e v..xr,s.
OSNADUn6 AND1BAML1ss
oRAfN SACKS.
PsrisAeA spoa tAs sAsssest setiss, aad & -
lowest HAskst prisss. Ihs AssiWaf@ bsanaisgass
ss.' orisaal' aad net e = :sss = ~ s.-
J.lyss-Aiy rs.seass al1.ss-lss 1877.
Chloalo oeW WAeeoe1Ae
CIQAk, 10hACC0 q 6NU1R WA41nOU09,
VI !aassSslpA ssrks,....----...-.r4 IcAes, Ills.
a Z: ~ "a 49, q
Rans.sas, snskiaGy - 1An9 4aAesees
NORTH oA10LIxA - vI1AIkIAs 49, ssusss q
pssdsssisa l1naasSaseurs 81 Plge 1.eAsss, -
selshrased Tohsssn - very low psisss.
e..a.issosr s.ssE. 81 lok1A1 40.
= J s:.asIPa 81 ;s's'''' s'',s A''a As's'.
1l1lIaDa 7UnSoG, 10.
4 Ysn1 Gusssribsr haH lss~sts tafsrn ~ tabsb-
itsats q ~ Nosskwssssss 6saass, that he ~
sPsusd varsroea = D naA1elph sllesp, CAisaes,
Ill. for tasais 4 tas ns.iy iev414 ~
CusAlan Dt11l011 s3041ooy
- Aas1snasisally eorrees an u eupesisr eisstic
is.ir 49,. y .a.'i.s 81 n5st. ss..lssiss =
6rdsss II fsIiss. B.ih, cs.s. cielAA O. rs,
- asy article IN the tssae. WIN - psnApAly ~
1dlrsss w. Il. 0RIYYrrH,
S5 RanAslpA stsooe. Chieosu
Late Il NE Am n Gri0fA I Dssssr, NV YEA.
ct. llth. d31
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~ 49, - u
~ SfM
- . . -. y -. - - ~ -
AkKUHnAXsk f6H ~ = .s rmr -. I.
= - - !.
1lueeaehns1Ae W " Sfsa S5sleSg'SilI Y
- tadsf tniS Nod at - ssse ais ~ -
srsisn. Or over ths, sNaesinl Asad for - cents )
- sssak i@ tastes 1894 zssssh hltf galS
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Kse9vk, Nov. 4.
y. :. 6nnnr, = ,. Cvarss, Axp oraxas:
O44snsa: Year favor oe tAis Aaas y daily 70.
esivsetA - hass gssas plsasufs = ssaplytat witA
yssf sssHaaA. 3si0 ssasusvtag II ~ Despristy =
~ psenossasn - ~ highly talssts1 asfssns, ~
- - sxeap,asy ~ 1ssssvias NY.
IssAasihs nyssh, yssy respectfully,
xsw sbslissl servant, Taos. puSs.
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0s0ss 1usnAsAs9g 0esAs 0easrally.
-. ~. -. TOsrFn & CO.
I'm uosld rsspsslfs b infoen ~
- - O19t10ess that he 10 still 70 -
1 Il 49, 81 enoy y serve hen ~ Ases-
1ssa'y.
NJ nD E1e Drilis-vsry csoIcs
~ - - \ ~ kosTks 4 o o1; g,
So SS Is. esfss's Block, xaia q.
- = EnSss, very 6anx1suss .s1
- $500 ". ~. l0STgR cs.s,
1 cAs. - jsaI received 81 S1prsss, and Win
= son sssspH w.H: Ro6fER : Co..
1WryTIxFzxE And Toilet d7iii.-.o., 81,
rles pastsrss, u vsry low prices, "
.essIo ". i. FOSTER 90.
nOffED swiss Asslia. Ckseks and stripes. Tor
~ LaAis ss'ass. - rsssiysa y ..pss.s q.
u. N. Chsnhsslains Old Stand,
Janc7d kilbe1rns's Block, Main 1t.
Frk:.sa .sr''.l Of Do.::s's o.sa.s,
RkOwN Shee.ings and shrtings, BY tie Ssls, r.,
- salesy Ue74l w. A. FOSTER 1 co.
Work, Oxford and Webster DENNIS Tor ale :,
= whoaeAalsby Us14l ". y. FOSTER AGO.
vINICklE6 md Hickory Shirting for ssls st whole
! saleby Iis1sl ". M.FOsTER I co.
A A9kICAN and Rneiish prints, ! Arst rate -
- ssstmeAt for safest wholesale By
jsnes4 w.M. FOSTER ! co.
RARDGES. Masiins. and Challis, for sale at r,
- dsesd prices 70 close tAsn cut.
lsseSA ". y. FOSTER AGO.
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- A. AEuDU4 &ovslsu his attsatisa ssDseln1ly
II. = ~ basiaes = Csunssllor q Law 81 ce1-
vsyassss. ~ b o,se uesssy Publie, ~ UiM ~
~iIA SsailA Z v6n1aakbn. dealers II real sslAls.
ETlNI9O-A HpuSs Asd Lot q vAsaat ~ 10
w sxAhanes ~ dsy csods. Address K101ux
thso1sh ~ posesops. IsepsS'A
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To WsSeniastsr CoaersoA 1ill 49,
= sssvsSa = ~ CAsrsh - Difek sovsst. .
|esov lsahesthl night, 4 % osei6dl. -
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=, 600 Acres valuaAse Hasun1ug lan&
s Fer ODeo>

=, 600 Acres valua0se HaPmlng I.ana
FER oosoS
THR64 valuable lanas srs in CLARK eeunty, No,
- ahcat = niiss Tres tAs Mississippi River, asi
111ales from tho Des xoinss.
THY vses lesslaA ssns - yssrs SIMS y ~
Hes. DAHL WnDssnn, With view 20 make shoiss
fasun. 2Aving absnlsnt stock waAss, aad En-.
hsastae eene II ths eAstcss1 TSsbsv ~ rstvis II
~ 0tate, tAey o6sr great inducsm~ats 20 psrueus
wishiag - lasns = in9ssve. ~ pastieaiass
WM. BRowNuLa-
Ksohuk, eeptl- d1w-v3n
Poet and Tia1a sspy.l
II ADlk8 xLDOM6-Eka 1a@1sSss6 go 800
uDeolAee. xAsy nAks = easonnA 01ft 49,
Oslles fssptt1 0oDo1V.
Dun B0Lf03, Writi1S DsSks, E1NSY u
: 11hsonnls, - variety % Ysn6y 00asJsaery
- 1a4ia' -, aos sale q OoDM1
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1AXk OF RGO88UOGs
Roo9e1eoe. Neosaak9 Tay1leNvy.
GRO. \. GAA0ENT, Psss's, J. II. PAhE1k Cash
VrHH sadsrslonsa. pssysisaoss * ~ nsnk ID
ri~sass, Nshsaska, 81, By ~ psuvisisas d III
Chastg, individually ssspsssiAls ~ III IL lspss
and will redeem M Notes 81 said Institntias IL
Cola. n ~ sssatsr in eAs city Of Ylossnes ard q
other u thsir BANKING Hoses. = kastsTn FL
pr csat., Or il SSeeis - saos natss -
olhes CsTTsosy. s
Coca 4bAsgsst Dsvssppst. Iovsi
Cook, HasDsaA : Dswnsy, Ieva City;
Good. 6nFnsat Cosk, ~. De- Moinss;
Cook, 6af9sotA Parker, Fiorsnee, NeAraska.
hvvapst. lew, July I, IS. sspk1- lln
DUpossanG - 0oalr00A Oo0GVoeeovp.
Vsn1 sshseibss, investor ana patsatss q a IN
i proved Sell Leading Cert, or Gesao Cart, ~
reosatiy tspsght toths LEGALITY isw z 49,, I'D
they aSe now . work eradiag Hxehases sasses, il
this city. IN he haaas q J. =. Vial. esa1rAstsv
vhers tAsy nay b. seen q wosk q any tine aasisa
the seasoe. They rcmevs essth for one-Aalf II
esto1 doing - ~ The csStsnd shovel 4nl ass - Il
verify ~ attention. II al engaged y that hiad II
Aasiaess. All Interested ars respectfully Invited
70 witass thsir operation I'D inforn thssslses =
- tAeir Snlnson1 eseoo0g. All ialeeoaSSen q
N subject oan b obtainsdsf 49, suAosrtber at III
81. Charles Hotel, Of Of Ar. vial.
= 4 spR AGuE,
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Az advertisements ~ ~ pspAsuae1e -
.. savs tAsse ~ tsssoaS AlkiE1 tsssssr seeou1
= ~ glas, 1his ra1i 4 inpssAsly.,. .,, 4,
sdis tos ycs WoaxAss expsstad y = ps1 .. -
Yssy e - vsae, salsss sessssiss svssia,ly
rssd spoa.
Assosass With regular ssssoasss Win bs settled
ssserIy. snlssa oshsrets spssia,lS Agssed upon
lssovAL = cs1s ! 1ksssos hass Ssasssa 10
= vsss Side r s3Aisd sassse. ,AsousIh laais s.d
49,. -. = y t0ts~3x
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THE LARGEST sroCk o.
DRY GOODS
IN THE wESTll
AND WulDx
SOLDAT NEW FORK PRICES.
WEwIsH TO CALL PARrrcULAR ArTKN.
w TI0N rOOuR
STOCK OF DRESS SILKS,
CsasetnsnO rwsnsy.save TAsusanA
YarAs,
fssm 80 cent? to - per yArd--the boa, Bargains
ever offered.
Also, Risesns BARE0ne, rssI
SnREcH oRaANDIE and JACKoNEr koDns
srsPLBNsfD STILES.
SsssLses osods in great vssissv. asd >, sAsio~-
ct prices.
CHANTILLAL LACE Z FRENCH THREAD
LACE AANTILLAS,
And every variety Of
MANUFACTURED SILK MANriLLAS,
Frsn - to -. A largo aad choice stock Of
BONNET RIBBONS AND
DRESS TRAININGS.
FRENCH AND ENCLLSH PRINTS.
OF RE LATEST DxsIoXs
CALICOS,
brsn 5 to lsssats per ysrd-gooa usdAsr solsfs.
We wish also to ssll particular attention to osf
stock Of
q ARRB3o,
Consisting Of rsal Easlish vslvs1. Dessssiss ply.
ssd sspssisr Isgraia, - kswss 1rssss sAss
asyother House In the Wet.
All kinds Of House Kseyiag 0eeas, Lissss, Dc.
OWE or oUA TIAM LIVES ~ INV Inax err.
ed 10 sssssaatiy fsswss6laeos IN tAs
nsWssa ssy1es aaA OAeoposs GSooAs
That sss iapeissA - sAs UnkGsa States. An
We WILL NOT BIZ UNDRRSOLD
~ ANT noUss IN Ins ooUxray.
C0aE AMI T0y UK.
J. n OU0kHE z Co..
Ne. -, NsrtA stls Nssa o., Sss ~ SD IN,
Jslyll-d4w ksokuK, Iowa
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TO.
BUYERS
DRY GOODS,
CoNIsMfLATrHa 4 CHANGE IN ny Pres
y, RST BUSINESS.

l SHALL OFFER,
rnox AND Asraa sxls DATE,
NJ ENTIRE TOCK
or
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
EASTERN cosTil
Ailof my stock Il
ENTIREL Y NEW!
OF god fsbri~, Asl was bosgA. a, the
LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURRSH.
And will b feand 30
oEEER BARGAINS
NxvEa nsroRE oSSgRsD NJ
ANY HOUSE IN This CITY!
All psrsoas wanting assda In my lise, will
study their own iatsrsstaad
ECONOMIST THEIR MONEY.
DY 0UIHo M 4 CALL.
THIS Is NO HUMBUGl
Aad woald respectfully assure those Who favor
as With call. tAst they shall obtain any Goods il
ny lins at EaAtsru Cost.
$50 CALL AT
N. y. EM8ICH,s,
NV. Cor. Sd and johnson Sta,
aug, SOD ksoksk, lows.
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1lseeabh usdass v ~ N5tlsJg gym =
~ sadsf tsis hsaA Il - sss6 Ais III -
sssisn. Or Over the, sdiassnl AsAd for - csats
49, aes@A L#S 8as teg ,as AA5A s1&sssh hie9 ga4%
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Hence ana Los ter sale.
r OF s in block Is. This L0t 10 improved with
IL neat, cns story briSk houss sSataiAing Z rOoms
and il 10 u tAs most des,rabe Pasts 81 thsesy
II Is decidedly eAoios plscs for . petvats resi-
pence. Terms sasy. Enquire VI
LYNCH WOOTTON,
oet&.dlk Cor. "a asd JohnsOn- SITS
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zoe Dsssssstis Lss, whisa svvsf
hilsd = give ~ ovsswAslaise Leseless -
Ps'ey, givss snail plsvstily ~ Dsa1sssA
|vss Fssoosi, asd ~ Ttmss sesss alness
, splitting - lhksat. Dxsaa6 Voc 8 .
tssrtsy yqte ia ths soAsty, ~ - -.
s~s vss . taAl$ dS1sst lAas u ~ ~
= face e Grow Uvef IL nisssstt s3etovv.
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- Ne aeeiadsetsd - ~. Clsek fos nsw
ssess heas - II peris1iAh. Aay 60
isA1t 49, dslss - ~ ftssksss vasieey
! ssW and litsrery nattss viii I'D ! suc-
W 9 NJ roea.
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LOTNo. 5, Block l5--with improvsm.ots Fov
further Particular. Applyts
G. r. DlAOND,
0ctS-d kiibaurn~' . Block Main It,
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LOI ~, Block 7os, IN Morgan street, between
isth and issh, With asu brick hoase, will be SOLD
low and on reasonshle tesms
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xhe HAlm Of Thousaaa rlevsss; 0esps q q
descriptions, shaving end toilet. Port Noanaiss
rAilFosd scrspasloaa, cigar eaAss, conAs, heusbe
of superior qaality, cackoas asonatiaes, peAsls
ssEdansa sesd Tor givfAg dslightiul psrkuns !
~ besath altar snokinG.
IL ssheeribss respectfully solisits ell frss
his 1riseAs bse0ss psrshastp6 sleevhses.
oAt1-1 I'm U00pHR
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03
Terr,l,Ie Engine of war.

A New York correspondents writing to an ex-
change, gives the following description of the
Floating Battery which has been for several
years in course Of construction.
/ suppose you are aware that large iron
floating battery has been building in>New York
for some years past. This fact, however, is not
generally known. Several months ago, be-
lieve, the Secretary of the Navy sent an intelli-
gent naval officer to inspect this battery and re-
port progress. This report is now on file at the
Navy Department. 1t is an interesting docu-
ment at this time when gun-boats and all sorts
of defensive and offensive modes of warfare are
being developed
The iron vessel, so mysteriously decked and
hid from public view, has already been fourteen
years under way and of course considerable pro-
gress has been made in her constructions and
she could be finished, if necessary in one year.
She is four hundred feet long, and thirty or
forty feet in breadth. She is built entirely of
wrought iron plates, and each plate seven inches
in thickness; these are attached to her iron
frame work. She will have eight steam engines,
and is to be propelled by two screw paddles, one
on each side of her stern post In smooth wa
ter she will run, it is expected, from twenty to
twenty-five miles per hour; and she is intended
solely for harbor defences, she will have smooth
water to run in at all times. She can, by her
double propulsion power, by reversing one of
the screws, turn In her own axis, or IN space
of four hundred feet, She is to be mounted
with twenty guns, Of the heaviest calibre and
longest range
The dock where this wonderful floating bate
ry is now lying is very mysteriously guarded
Owing to the extreme length of the vessel, rocks
have been eXcavated, and one the streets of
Hoboken has been tunelled to admit one end of
the monster When Mr.. Robert L. Stevens died
he left models to enable Mr.. Walker, the super
intendent of her construction, to complete the
vessel in accordance with his original concep-
ton. She has cost the Government, thus far,
over half million of dollars, all of which has
been expended, and lately the work has been
carried on out of the private funds of Mr. Ste
vens.
This vessel, or two or three like her, will
guard New York from any force that may be
brought against the place. She is perfectly i'm
pervious to shot or shell, from Lancaster, PaiX-
han or Columbad. The iron plates of which
she is constructed are each thoroughly tested by
cannon shot before being fastened to the frame
of the vessel. Her machinery is all below the
water line and out of harms way Her speed
will make her equal to twenty or hirty gum
boats of the modern style. With two or three
such vessels, New York would indeed be inn
pregnable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03
NOTICE TO TRANSFERS.

VTTAGON ROAD from Nevada to Downievie by way of
w ROBlNSON'S CROSSING.
This Road is in fine condition, and presents the shortest
and best road for Packers and Teams to all the yar
Gus settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way of Hess
and Emerys Crossings.
The Road also affords the nearest route for Packers and
Travellers from Sacramento, by way of Rough Ready,
Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further South to
Poor mans Creek Nelson's Creek and all the mining
gion north of Nevada and Downevle
This Road is easily travelled that between Sacra-
mento aud Nevada Four horses readily draw from
three to four thousand pounds of freight from Nevada to
the top the hill at D0wneve when the road is not OBJ
struete9 by heavy rains or snow.
W. +. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
June 1Ith 1S56-4O-ly~
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03
LIVERY s. SALE STABLE.

Al The Fiat Of Boulder street, Ferres Banking House,
~. j. A. LANCASTER & CO.. formerly of the
ZLTr~s Metropolis Stable, would inform their friends
S& and the public generally that they have adj
A1L4- ded extensively to their already large and ee
CANT establishment of Horses, Buggies Saddles Harness.
&c. &c.-they prepared to furnish fine turn
outs be fonnd in the State.
Well trained feet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped
for Ladies Gentlemen will be ready at all times.
long experience in the business and earnest desire
to retain the confidence of their friends leads them be-
lieve they will be able to give general satisfaction.
Particular attention paid 10 Horses on Livery
Carriages always readiness with careful drivers for the
use of Balls, Parties &c &c.
The quality of our stock will permit to say that those
seeking pleasure, engaged business would do well to
give us a call. j. A. LANCASTER co.
Nevada Aug 90 1S56-46-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03
Arrival of the Steamer
GOLDEN AGE.
Two Weeks Later from New York.
Late and Important from Central
America.
Important European News.
CONGRE SION ONAL-VIGILANC e, &c.
important European News.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &c
Important Election News.
Row at the Fillmore Ratification
Meeting at Faneuil Hall

The Steamer Golden Age J. +. Watkins COM
mander with passengers mails and freight from
New York per steamer Illinois Of 9TH of Aug,
and New Orleans per Grenada to Aug. 9TH,
left Panama Aug. 18th, at 7 p NJ, arrived at
Acapulco on the 21st at A. NJ; received the
usual supplies of coal and provisions and sailed
at 10 o'clock same day and arrived at San Fran
cisco at A. NJ. Aug. 2Sth.
The last English Steamer from San Juan,
brings intelligence Of great dissatisfaction
among the troops forming Walkers army, many
of them were sick, and all badly provisioned.-
They were taking advantage Of every opportu-
nifty of leaving the State That portion of the
natives opposed to Walker, were daily gaining
strength; while the adjoining States were COM
bining their forces to march against him at an
early date.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.

TIME STAGES of this Company will leave their Office, at
Frisbie's old Stand, Nevada, as follows
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock A. NJ and arriving at Sac
mento in time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco.
Also, at O'Clock A. NJ, running via Auburn as an Ac-
commodation Line to Sacramento.
FOR MARYSvILLE.
Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven
O'Clock A. NJ. passing through Grass Valley, Rough
Ready Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving in Ma
rysville at 3 O'Clock p NJ.
FOREST CITY, BONNEVILLE PATTERSON, woISEY's,
MOoREs AND ORLEANS FLATS.
Leaves every morning at 6 IL O'Clock A. NJ
ALSo-FOR AUBURN, VIA GRASS VALLEY.
Every afternoon at O'Clock passing via Grass Valley,
and arriving at Auburn day at O'Clock, p NJ
Meeting with the Morning Coach at Auburn, which arrives
at Sacramento at one O'Clock p NJ, same day.
JAMES HAW0RTH
Pres't. c. S. Co.
W. S McRoBERTs Agent Nevada. ftf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03

FINANCES AT FRANCE-The deficiency in the
French budget in the last three years is l,2OO
millions of francs. Seventy-six millions were
spent in useless public buildings, fifty millions
were paid out of the public treasury to keep
down the price of bread in Paris to prevent ri
OTIS, and the industrial exhibition cost eleven
millions. The dinner at the Imperial christen-
ing cost two hundred thousand francs.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03
W. s. McRoBrRrs, Agent, Nevada.
NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.

ON AND AFTER JANUARY /, 1885, the above Line will
~ folows
Leaving the Office at Frisbies old Stand, Nevada at
O'Clock A. NJ passing by Mountain Spring House Morgans
Cold Spring, White Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha arriving
at Washington by O'Clock in the afternoon.
1t is the nearest and best Route to Washington, Omega
Scotchmans Creek Poor Mans Creek, and Eureka.
Returning-The Stages will leave the South Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine O'Clock, and arrive at
Nevada by O'Clock p NJ connecting with the Cali
fona Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Marys
vile and Shasta.
Offce-South Yuba Hotel Washington.
A. S 0IIN, Proprietor.
W. s. MCRoBERTs Agent Nevada I34-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03

GREEK AND CRMEAN ToMBs.-The ancient
Greeks buried their dead in earthen jars, and
many of these are found in the Crimea. The
largest and most perfect was discovered by some
bee hunters who traced bee to the spot, and
found the jar filed with honey When emptied,
this jar was found large enough to contain six
persons in a sitting posture.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03
Spring and Summer Arrangement.
TELE RAPH LINE.

lSir Horse Coaches from NeUada to CampmUide.
ON AND AFTER APRIL 18th, the above Line of Stages
" will leave the Office of the California Stage Company
at Frisbes old Stand Nevada every morning at seven
O'Clock A. NJ, running by Oak Tree Ranch San JUAN and
Hess Crossing arriving at Camptonvlle at II NJ
Returning-The Stages win leave the National Hotel
Camptonvlle every morning. at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
arrive at Nevada in time to connect with the California
Stage Company's Line of Stages for Sacramento City, Ma
rysville and Auburn.
E5- Express Matter promptly attended to- ~lSa
A. WAGNER, Proprietor
W. S. MCRoDERTS Ag't Nevada. T33-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03

MOTE LOST.--AIL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
IN against negotiating certain Promissory Note paya-
BILE to D. H. BOOTH bearer three months after date for
the sum of Two Hundred and NinetySx Dollars dated in
August September 1855 and drawn by RICH RAFFORD
& CO.. said note has been lost.
ANY person finding the above Note will be lberallv re-
vardcd bv lea wing II AT this Office Al
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03

ALL ALoNE.-There is but one newspaper in
Massachusetts, which supports Fillmore for the
Presidency and that is a weekly paper printed
in Boston. So says the Boston Journal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03

The "VITRoL MAN" has made his appearance
at Havana. The scene of his operations there.
as here, is in front of the theatres, in concert
rooms and even at church.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03
JESSE S. WALL & BROTHER,

DEALERS IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Miners Supplies, Preserved Fruits, Liquors, &c.
Next door above DR.. Adams, Broad st.
ITrEfAVE and will keep hand everything to be
w found in any similar establishment in the mountains
which we viii Sell to Miners and Families
On the most Reasonable Terms.
Our Stock consists in part of the following assortment Of
Family Groceries, &c.
500 Or. Sacks Flour; 5000 Lbs. 5. C. Hams,
1000 Lbs. Potatoes; 100Blbs. Flour;
5000 Lbs. Hams: 5000 Lbs. Side Bacon;
Lbs Goshen butter ! 900 Lbs. Lard:
With a complete stock of SUGAR COFFEE TEA, RICE
TOBACCO FRESH FRUITS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE
&c. &c
RE- GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE ga
J. 5. WALL BROTHER, Broad Street
August 90 I056-f
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-09-03
$4,000 WORTH OF FURITUNRE!

NOTICE.-During my absence from the State, have
IN left my books, notes and accounts with VIM r. COE
at my old Stand, whom have authorized TO collect and
receipt for the Prompt and immediate payment is
requested. P. J. ESPENSCHEID.
Nevada, May 18th, ls56-3e3m&